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& et y, b attentl on to detail mother with the dressmaking} ~By MARILYN ARGUE cha ; Ss business. OTTAWA (CP) — Censorship |National Gallery, he decided to tronic devices like calculators, cm ; . ace mies ae _ meet |has no place in ie art world, jopen his own gallery. lat Carleton University. Alex- ° ; | prie-die : re : ' deadlines”’, said, “by fre-|says Mrs. J..K. B. Robertson,| Mrs. Robertson says more (ander, 16, and Ian, 12, are significant events in the history | diainction — > coerce and she is also \an official wit- serving my actual working time pg of an Ottawa art gal-|Canadians than ever heseke are high school and Gordon, 8, : of mankind, and all sorts of tra-|the service im such: a : “Th ing jfer fittings and visits from cus ilery. + liking and buying art. ‘a public school student. ditional customs have become |the receiving - line usually jtomers and cutting and doing; Commenting. on the Toronto| “It’s a real renaissance, with) Mrs. Robertson says her Ot- ~ connected with them through the |sembles in the same place the clergyman |machine work. ‘ But I do all the jexhibition Eros 65, which was/tte support coming from corpor- |tawa ‘clients are about equally centuries. In your own lifetime, |greet family and guests en Ince Mean at the marri-jhand-work I have to do ‘while |closed after police judged some jations and the government in-|divided between those who want ieee will bene. dae nome ten lever: the receiving lise terme: age. He about all the de- involved in other things, too. lexhibits’‘were obscene, she said |stead of the aristocracy.” ja “nice landscape” and those portant, more memorable or |tion remains the same whether paretge =— ms of timing.| “For example, I/never go any- |it’s up to the individual whether! The Robertsons travel all|who are more interested in more shining than the one on the reception is at home, club or [worked out at this time.” livet"wnile ‘ty ‘nesbend Carives [heya t,o af Paintings on lover oie eee, looking and follow the latest trends ' , q " . - . ‘or ¢ “ere? pat "eae e ocean. em The actual musical program /Nor do I chauffeur my children “I might not be sophisticated|field is Eskimo art ten ‘lt et art aotontare we OG it with pome and ere ATTENDANTS VARY should be planned {im advance. |to dancing school, music classes enough not to startled by|her favorite memories is an |. vgn i collectors in = ptaizce, or with the simplest of|_ The number of attendants at a|if you are not just what |and all the places suburban jsome of the paintings in that|*absolutely fabulous” trip to|ru’ 2p 1 coud Say there are a formal wedding may vary trom you want, talk the matter over |children have to be taken to jexhibition, but it’s not up to the |Cape Dorset on Baffin Island in than tn pet ig and

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the your church | without having sufficient sew-/police to tell me look /the summer the grace and beauty - you | *h*~ : : ask his advice. me wee along to work on while oe if I want to.” “We flew re tis ino a ee i me . ; * . Robertson, a small blue-' aphs local there should never be less than| Before making decisions on eyed blonde with a dimpled |, Me, North American contin-| scenes to the wildest abstracts.

ree ne usher for every 50 guests. |matters where some| Most of: the time, the big oa st d detail. - My "husband tobe (secret in learning to live with|smile, has operated her Ottawa lim, ‘15, *vay above the tree/“with those, you have te : y'

this |choice, ask your husband- to-be ¢ "as . is ood rule : . if he | _|too much to do (and getting gallery with her husband since it’s wise to follow: there (82 & Ce et eee ee Preitinn “as |things done because of this) imefi0es, Bofors that, she was a re. pang ag lad you'll want to-add. Between | there should be at least as many | well as yours? : volves taking advantage of |dio physics expert with the two, you will achieve a wed- |UShers as’ bridesmaids to ensure | nt Gare bee an & mae . a i a good time for in the ue -| “I was *studying- r ” t is as personal to you i rere Homemaker These other pointers help, \the University of Toronto when| °°" 0 1 . too: - the war broke out and I decided COLLECTS PRINTS of the wed- } i 7 an Rr about res oak ons I should do \ding party should be included in eS SECT | Ddan how you are going 0 It 'T went into maths and physics. ou : i € " — = a ee and-en- There were about four or five the re- y ROBERTA ROESCH gage in routine tasks:°+----~'.:~(girls- in the class of hag -vy for years of |) arsal and they do not usually| The way to get things done |..2) Eliminate the unnecessary |none of us got outside the uni- aide Sohewlig sit at the bridal table during the |is to have too much to do. details.and routine jobs of daily |versity for the next eight no is the conclusion.one | living. - : months. We crammed a four- , resolving’|--3) Avoid as much as possible |year course into that time."

‘ ° la year to put herself under | unnecessary interruptions and . recep» ere apr ey en should . ;| time-consuming phone _ calls. HAS FLAIR FOR sane overflowing with ughter the .-4) - Get start ch | During her career _jonos gne They often entertain for the|ing business at home. tek eas” |pherie research, she and her

mu- ; ‘ » |day. ie - |bride, either at a shower, lunch-| “Everyone ~~ nerf la _.B) Work on:each day’s ‘jobs two assistants had a paper

she a be | : . {accepted by the renowned Mas- : are expected see her. all. kinds:|in the order of their impor- |@ e re am: it ae eee their fits. Tt id of | of advice about waiting - until |tance. necoeree Institute of Technol- xpensive. the lore I|Nightly Preparation ogy. But she tends to play down tied jher natural flair for science.

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