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Ipr fcurpr i wniryip'yi'i'yi' usen yye.y THI TENNESSON, WecWov, Moy 28, 1980 27- NARAS Annou nces Governors iri ttWk 'it'r I. i I On J-id membership categories they represent are: Sheri Kramer (vocalists and: singers) Shelley Kurland (leaders and conductors); Bob Montgomery (producers, artists and repertoire) Jerry Gillespie (songwriters, composers). Warren Peterson (engineers); Lar-rie Londin (instrumentalists, musicians): Bill Pursell (arrangers); Bill Ivey (art directors, annotators, de- The local chapter of the National Academy of the Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS) has announced the election of 11 new members to its board of governors. The newly-elected governors will oin 13 incumbent governors on the oafd, all whom serve two-year terms. Newly-elected directors and the signers, literary editors, photographers) Don Butler (spoken word, documentary, children's, corned v).

Governors at large include Aaron Brown, Patsy Bruce, Joe Moscheo and Norro Wilson. John McCarthy was elected governor in the associate category. Incumbent members of the board of overnors include Bob Beckham, Tom rannon. John Denny, Moses Dillard, Chic Doherty, Charles Fach, Archie Jordan, Ronny Light, Merlin Little-field, Brad McCuen, Bob Schanz, Roger Sovine, and Gerry Teifer. Prenatal Education Begins The second part begins Thursday, June 10 and will meet from 6 to 8 p.m.

each Tuesday. This portion deals with late pregnancy and covers topics including labor and delivery, birthing methods, and family planning. The $10 fee for the series of six classes covers educational materials. For further information contact Terry Malibiran, Madison Hospital, 865-2373, ext. 4583.

Prenatal education classes to provide expectant mothers with information about childbearing will begin Tuesday in the Plantation Room at Madison Hospital. iThe program is divided into two the first part starting at 6 Tuesday and given at no charge. This deals with early pregnancy including fetal development, prenatal cafe, nutritional needs, emotional and physical changes of the mother and options regarding labor and delivery. Birth Announced Mr. and Mrs.

James Gary Krambeck have named their daughter, born May 15 at Donelson Hospital, Amy Denise. Mrs. Krambeck is the former Miss Darleen Callis. ALL NEW SHOWS! METRO DAILY SUNDAY 12-6 WED.JHURS., SALE SUBURBAN STORES 9-9; 12-6 THE SAVING PLACE TODAY LAST DAY! (DOORS OPEN TO EXHIBIT AREA 10 AM. EACH DAY) MU MBC i PAL AU DITOR1 UM.

SHOWS 12 NOON and 7 P.M. THE TENNESSEAN has a pot-full of exciting, new cooking ideas brewing for the Festival of Foods Cooking Show. Be among the many area homemakers that will attend this year's exciting shows. Sample the tasty foods, visit the interesting booth exhibits for the home, and be sure to attend the most informative and entertaining cooking shows we have ever presented. A Special Added Feature FASHION SHOW Castner-Knott will present a live fashion show durina each of the four eonkinn dinwc Cot first hand look at some of the latest fashions from one of Nashville's leading department -stores.

NN-AIR WXlow jBh cho.ce 1 KTKlTiart Handy 5.1-Cu.-Ft. Freezer 5 cu. ft Chest Freezer I StV'ei' 'Inside cold control Counterbalanced lid -11 nd C0WT4 Baketenamel finish Fast-freeze ability 1 iTSi 1 Heavily hvsulated GRILL-RANGE Enioy the great taste of Char-Flavor cooking on a Jenn-AIr Grill-Range and never worry about smoke, grease and odors, thanks to the built-in surface ventilation system. Jenn-Air gives you wide range of plug-in cooking accessories Plus a Conventional oven or convec- tuith 4m imnU ilin of a twitch. ERS260 Take- With Price 'i Be sure to attend the show and get in on a Retail Value chance to win this beautiful range.

$109125 (Installation not included.) I Ue I Compliments of HERMITAGE ELECTRIC CO. WHIRLPOOL GARBAGE DISPOSAL This exciting prize is sure to be a great addition to some lucky person's kitchen. COMPLIMENTS OF KEITH-SIMMONS, Your RCA Whirlpool Distributor. THE GRAND PRIZE AND 1st PRIZE WILL BE GIVEN AWAY AT A DRAWING AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE WEDNESDAY NIGHT SHOW. (Everyone who attends is eligible.

You do not have to be present to win. OTHER PRIZES These prizes will be given away at a drawing at the conclusion of each show. See list for prizes to be given awayi I Refrigerator compressor XXXvySfA 'v- J' If Freezer Crisper 1 1 -l Walnut finish tnn Hnnr Small White Refrigerator Adjustable thermostat Freezer Ice tray Bottle rack in door FREE GIFT BAG The first 3,000 adults at each show will receive a wide assortment of useful recipe booklets, coupons and samples. Be there early. COME EARLY, VISIT THE BOOTHS Famous State Sales Purity Dairies Braid Electric Velma's Cake Decorating Swiss Maid Foods Bi-Rite Food Stores Mayo Sausoge Elm Hill Meats Distributing Co.

Odoms Sausage Mrs. Grissoms Salads Edwards Sausage Rudy's Farm Sausage Kroger Hermitage Electric Co. Miller Country Hams Dannon Yogurt Nashville Appliance Center Success Rice Wearever Aluminum Cliffy Farms Minute Maid 100 Real Lemon Juke Beaman Bottling Frosty Morn Meats Bob Stanley Quality Kitchens GoldKist Amana Microwave Ovens Litton Microwave Ovens RCA Whirlpool Appliances fl97 Handy Blender tWith 7 Speeds 5-cup pitcher Shatterproof Both metric, ounce units SSStV motor Sll I M(M I flM 19-n. cord kr UJfr 11 SUCCESS RICE Succtu Ric T-Shirtt Boxes o( Rice (och Show) DANNON YOCURT (2)T-Shir1t(lrtShow) laundry Bags (2nd Shaw) Disco Hats (3rd Show) Baoch Hals (4th Show) MAYO SAUSAGE CO. 2 lb.

Sausage lib. Bacon (achihow) MRS. GRISSOM'S. SALADS PkimroM Cannod Hami (1st. 2nd and 3rd Shows) MILLER'S COUNTRY HAMS Country Cured Hams or Bacon (oodiihow) VELMA'S DECOR CAKES Wedding Cake far 200 people (4 Show) BEAMAN BOTTLING Pepsi Picnic Cooler (let 4th Show) WEAREVER COOKWARE CUFTY FARM COUNTRY HAMS 3 Ib.Pko.

Country Ham (On aooS show) ODOM'S SAUSAGE Whole Hog Country Sausage (ochshow) AMANA Rodoronga CoHos Makor (2ndshow) Rodarong Popcorn Poppif (3rd Show) CANDLELIGHT DINNER CLUB Mnnor Club Membership (sachshsw) RUDY'S FARM SAUSAGE Wearever Electric Chicken Bucket (One each show) 6 lb. Box of Rudy Sousagt (lttShow) 121b. Box Korm Winters (2nd Show) 6 lb. Hillshlr Smoksd Sousag 3rd Show) (YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN) PICK UP YOUR FREE TICKET AT THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS: WCm 4 Days! CmCm 4 Days! Wu JfcJ 3 Fine King-size Toaster Oven AMFM I.E.D. Clock Radio MSI II I Toasts or top browns food Awaken to music or alarm I IM jl fx: ll Does the work of an oven I r- FAMOUS STATE SALES 523 Thompson Lone BI-RITE FOOD STORES Middle Tenn.

Locations HERMITAGE ELECTRIC CO. 500 Lafayette St. VELMA'S CAKE DECORATING 105 Carol St. Hendersorrville BRAID ELECTRIC CO. 1100 Demombreun St.

BOB STANLEY QUALITY KITCHENS 2638 NolensvilleRd. CANDLELIGHT DINNER CLUB 117 Union St. (Tickets Will BE $230 each H.G.HILL FOOD STORES Middle Tenn. Locations KROGER Middle Tenn. Locations i NASHVILLE APPLIANCE CENTER 661 Thompson Lane CASTNER-KNOTT All Locations HANCOCK FABRICS 1 1 32 Gallatin Rd.

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