The Bermuda Recorder

              saturday february 17 1973 the bermuda recorder page seven lady sharp es learns about bermuda guyana minister outlines new development strategy swimw&aa — 73 sfylsi if it suits you wear it this seems to be the phi losophy of the 1973 swimwear lady sharpies wife of ber muda's governor had an op portunity to learn all about bermuda last friday when she attended an exhibition on ber muda at woodlands school another world by the whole class and the parishes of bermuda recited by a group prizes for their good work on the project were presented to the class by lady sharpies who added to the children's de light by asking if they would like to meet horsa the sharpies great dane who was waiting in the car phhhh iw j z with not a frill to be found nylons and acrylics do their magic clingy thing to make your body the center of atten tion the tight flat weave of such fabrics lends brilliance to vibrant pinks purples blues and greens in solids or com bined in prints this is the sea son to wrap yourself in non stop splashes of rich colou tops and the classic shirt cut are enlivening cover-ups and in some cases the suits them ■» i selves trove the mallot makes a come back as the one-piece bares more back to the sun and dips revealingly in front great naturalness is achieved by abandoning stiff bra cups and cutting suits more snug this year the suits are sleek clean uncluttered and swim able silhouettes characterize all the top lines fashion's gen eral trend to chic wearability has found comfortable expres sion in shimmery fabrics.pul sating colours and fetching prints the exhibition was staged by class i with the guidance of their teacher mrs ida mum ford and was the culmination of a 5-week project by the class to learn all they could about bermuda exhibits showed the island and its nine parishes photographs of bermuda taken from the air and its biology including birds and insects which are found in bermuda there were also exhibits of items made in bermuda such as screen prints swede and leather goods clothing banana leaf doll and gombey doll ber muda pottery cedar items knit items perfume and things made at the sheltered work shop p llh ll iftlffhlhr wpb *" mmf -• , jl:,im ift ■ 9 ih^b ' uh__________ei l r lifhn ' " mw "' l____ri_____p'vmjfl_^b * w i ' em___%biwm___m________l '^^ """ ' t i h i>"idfl iw'wp'j3p^wwfftl!wfc time is running out for not only the underdeveloped coun tries but also the developed world and there can be no peace in a world of half rich and half poor nations dr p a reid deputy prime minis ter and minister of national development and agricuitur of the republic of guyana said in a speech delivered in new york refreshments bermuda style were served to the visit ors while headmistress of the school miss muriel rich ardson thanked all those who attended features that are getting big play in day and even.ng wear — the dolman halter suits 73 style neat and unpretentions take to the water with style and ease i cfcmbi i i skin i i toning i i cream i i 3mbi i i available at leading drug stores i i distributed by purvis limited i mrs mumford is to be com mended on her work at wood lands it was evident from the manner in which the children explained the exhibits that they understood everything they were saying they had put a lot of hard work and thought into the displays and also had fun in learning about their island home mrs mum ford explained that part of the project included visiting all of the places they talked about the places of interest as well as those places that made ber muda items guyana has had to develop a new strategy for development says dr reid for the reasons that poverty hunger and igno rance have not been corrected by massive programs to de velop the developing world he cited the widening gap between rich and poor countries k '■ - *' ' m.l , k - 1 i.r l ti *«. - ! l^__k ihp ni5 wiiirc s t^l ' k h__________p^____________________hj^__m b_ee 1 bppt_______n_l kl ix '•"■^ m^atmttmm _____._____^ * p^^h bbpbhe jp jw jflgv ___^^______- - ' j _&_________. - v b^_jk^^hh qpop^^^^bfi 9^______m<.^h " : - a display showed all of the fruits available in bermuda another showed how bermuda was formed and the history of bermuda as well as flowers found in bermuda there were photographs of prominent ber mudians as well as a picture display of our agriculture each exhibit was manned by a member of the class who ex plained the display to visitors for guyana according to dr reid its new strategy for it development is the control of its own natural resources in cluding bauxite and its timber resources and its financial re sources an exhibition on bermud t was an example of practical teaching the children cuild see the things that they had learned all around them and through the 3 dimensional dis plays their knowledge became more real to them what made the students even more proud of their knowledge was they were able to tell others what they knew dr reid is currently on a six-city north american visit outlining the new strategy he is visiting new york los angeles washington d.c ot tawa montreal and toronto visitors to the exhibition apart from lady sharpies in cluded member for education hon gloria mcphee dr mar jorie bean and mrs helens brown m.p guyana has according to dr reid looked at the recori of what is happening and has happened to underdeveloped nations and decided that the old strategies the old develop ment programs would not work in guyana he described as frightening the future prospects of some underdevel oped nations how bermuda was formed was explained to the visitors by michael perinchief followed by the singing of bermuda is all in all it was an enjoyable afternoon we hope that there will be more like it to come \ ~ ■ : k i order your lv v k *^^^^ speaking of the many nations who were under colonial ruie and have achieved independ ence dr reid says while these nations have achieved political independence they have found themselves in a new economic slavery which must be overcome the youth services ivhri av jta &'> rftab i vl ml n . * ' 9 r»i i v i ffhbt ia ; h _________________ "** l i^kji em i____h_______________i ■ r^s picnics and guyana has the will and the determination — as well as the resources he said to achieve its own level of de velopment summer camps guyana has as its goal to achieve self-sufficiency and to ports island camp wahoo white's island and messina house will again be available to hubs and other organisations for picnics and to youth groups for summer camps feed cloth and house itself by 1976 said dr reid photo at top shows lady sharpies being greeted by form f "* in his address dr reid asked for public understanding and awareness of what guyana is trying to do and in a larger scope public understanding is needed by the underdevelop ed world as a whole if we are to overcome poverty hunger and ignorance teacher mrs ida mumford who presented lady sharpies with flowers 2 lady sharpies hands out the prizes to the students full details and application forms are available from the youth advisor toddings building bur naby street hamilton telephone 2-4279 of form i looking on is teacher ida mumford 3 helped by lady sharpies students of form i open the present given to their class for their work on the project the bermuda florist closing date for applications — february 28 1973 modern etiquette loath shore rood devonshire phone 1-4811 reginald e ming govt youth adviser q when my wife and i nave one male guest to dinner in our home and i do the carving should i serve the man first a quite all right bnt you must add a hand-written personal message a i cannot recommend yonr if lying much better to say i'm sorry but i'll be busy which could mean anything from washing your hair to watching television * * * the fairy isle flower shop * * • walker arcade hamilton phone 1-4311 we cere enough to deliver th very best a in this one case when the hostess is the only woman present she should be served first q what do you consider the major wedding anniversaries and what are the proper gifts for them pays to advertise * • * q just where may one properly make use of a tooth pick q are fold-over cards with thank you imprinted on the face all right for acknowledg ing wedding gifts a probably the most cele brated wedding anniversaries are the first paper plastic the fifth wood and decorative accessories for the home the tenth tin or aluminium the twenty-fifth silver fiftieth gold and the seventy-fifth diamond or gold in the recorder a toothpicks are for use only in private and should never be seen in action — at the table on the street or any where else b^fti awt i i-k : j______hkr : bs ' i^**\\\\\\\\\w i&^&sksl.^p j_w££^z*zi0m a * * • q when a hostess is serving cocktails and knows that one or two of her guests do not drink what should she do cfejl in a uvuuia sttgg&lj if the answer is yes t enrol now in the la nel beauty school • day and evening classes • for further information phone 2-6591 * * ■ q what is the easiest way to introduce married couples to each other a a good hostess is always prepared for such eventualities — she has a supply of soft drinks on hand for teetotaling guests a one good way is merely mr and mrs carson mr and mrs rogers or mary and tom carson helen and dick rogers * * * q when sending a reply to a wedding invitation and recep tion should it be addressed to the bride elect or to her pa rents q how do i properly decide which of my two sisters who are twins will be maid-of honour at my wedding * * » a this is not a matter of priority but one of decision . . . and agreement best to sit down and talk this out with your sisters the one who doesn't serve as maid-of hon our of course serves the role of first bridesmaid a since the invitation is usually issued in the name of the bride's parents your reply should be addressed to them dttux^hrome mixer world's finest — now in a beao tifol new style mix-finder dial with 12 speeds full power at all speeds large beateas shaped to fit bowl mixer removable from stand automatic bowl spee<7 con trol tilt away motor vwo harm less steel mixing bow ant recipe book planned j.b.j talent agency * * * parenthood mooch presents q when a man summons a taxi for a woman whom he is unable to accompany how does he arrange to pay her fare it seems awkward to hand her the money the newcomers clinics phone 2-0224 hamilton a best to ask the driver what the approximate fare will be then pay him in advance including a tip kingsley st george's clinic march 9th * * the health centre q when a boy phones me for a date and i don't want to go out with him should i soften my refusal by telling him i am already dated up for that burnaby ltd rosebank theatre barracks hill somerset burnaby st phone 1-5816 hamilton applications close feb 17th the armoury