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4E COURIER-POST, Sunday, July 24, 1SS3 ANNIVERSARIES The selling of Tiegs through magazine Kurucz of Columbia, S.C.; and nine 1 1 I grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W. Morrill of Sicklerville celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on June 24.

They have five children, William of King of Prussia, James of Elmer, Walter of Sicklerville; Arlene Rutledge of Folsom; Laurene Mrusko of Victor. N.Y.; 13 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beezer of Westmont celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on July 18.

They have two daughters, Patricia Sweer of Somerville; Elizabeth Thompson of Quarryville, and four grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Madden Sr. of Washington Township celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on July 1.

They have two children, Maurice III of Woodstown; Nancy LaPointe of Cumberland, R.I.; and five grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Campbell of Lindenwold celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on May 27.

They have three children, Richard and Nancy Waters, both of Urbana, Ohio; Barbara Curry of West Berlin; and nine grandchildren. The Courier-Post will publish announcements of 50th wedding anniversaries and anniversaries occurring every five years thereafter Please call Karen Morgan at 663-6000, extension 402 (9 a.m. to 5 p. at least two weeks prior to the anniversary date to make arrangements for publication. There is no charge for this service.

given her more pleasure than working with Sears on a line that was solid, very conservative and so exciting. Then thecurtain went upon lObeau-tiful models who performed Tiegs line. Naturally. Tiegs herself did not model, although only a few years before she might have been one of the clotheshorses prancing about 'up there. BY ALL accounts, Tiegs will be no flash in the pan.

As long as she is correctly exposed, as long as the aura she projects is that of Mason-jar Middle America, as long as she stays with quality mass products that are mutually compatible, she will work and be disproportionately rewarded for that work. (Tiegs takes home $5 million a year from Sears, Roebuck alone.) Tiegs is wedded to Sears, Roebuck now. She has promised to love, honor and obey. A tenacious social convention one whose stength has not grown less with time holds that when a woman marries, her veil, lifted for the cermonial kiss at the altar, comes down again, effacing her sexuality; She can still be provocative, but she must not actively provoke men other than her mate. She must be an exemplary wife and loving mother.

But we know that, once again, cheesecake has been passed around America's coffee tables and been passed off asapplie pie. NEXT: Plastic Promises Copyright (c) IW3 Sttven ML Aronson Ecerotd Iron the book "Myo by Svn Af onion. Rcprmlfd with pormitsion ol William Morrow and Inc. the advertising. I have final approval, which is sometingnoothercelebrity in this business has including Gloria Vanderbilt.

But I couldn't have signed thecontract unless I really believed in jeans Very soon, the Sears in-house organ announced the birth of Cheryl Tiegs jeans trumpeting value, styling and quality. NOW THAT Cheryl Tiegs' jeans had realized their commerical potential. Sears grabbed the opportunity to display its recent blue-chip acquisition to the annual meeting. For the first time in its 93-year history. Sears was inviting someone other than a company director to address its shareholders.

At a company dinner in a Minneapolis hotel banquet room, Tiegs was seated between Sears chairman and chief executive officer Edward R. Telling. 62, whom the New York Times had just described as "white-haired and fatherly." and Sears president Edward A. Brennam, 47, whom the Times had described as being "built like a wrestler." Across from her was Sears' former chairman Arthur Wood. 69, lanky and aristocratic.

Tiegs was the only woman at the head table. At the shareholders' meeting the next day, Tiegs listened backstage as Brennan introduced her. SHE STEPPED to the dais. In her Hi -minute speech, which Sears had written for her, she thanked them all for being there, told them all how gratifying it was for her, a former Sears catalog girl, to be back at Sears, and how nothing in her whole career had Continued from Page 1 hit 1 55, she came to me and said. 'Stan.

I have to get back to work now." Modeling regularly for Harper's Bazaar and for a cornucopia of Vogues English, Australian, French, Italian Tiegs enjoyed the nomadic prestige of the professionally rootless; one week she flew to Honolulu, another week to Rome to model the collections. THIS BABY was made satin-smooth when Sports Illustrated booked her for its annual high-circulation swimsuit issue. She posed as a sex kitten in a bathing suit designed by "Alley Cat;" the shot was captioned, in the rib-poking language of a man's magazine, "sitting pretty in six inches of ocean." In subsequent "girlie" issues of Sports Illustrated there were fewer inches of ocean and more inches of Cheryl showing. Until, in 1978. she posed for the magazine wearing a see-through fishnet bathing suit.

She was, for all practical purposes, naked. This issue was banned in Boston. But second to success, nothing succeeds like controversy, and it went on to become Sports Illustrated's "No. 1 letter-provoke" of the year. "Yeah, those Sports Illustrated items got a huge reaction the first one she did and all hence," comments Dragoti, not very much a superintendent of the queen's English.

"Some people got very irate about them. There was global controversy." THE FISHNET bathing suit shot was to make Tings' career' a career in which processed cheesecake, beauti fully packaged, would become homemade apple pie. For the all-but-naked woman would, a fast three years later, become the spokesperson for that most conservative of American corporations Sears, Roebuck. In New York, ABC was ready to give Tiegs the heady news that soon she would be able to set her own style. The ABC merchandising division was negotiating a deal with Sears, Roebuck that would be the biggest coup of her career her own signature clothes line.

Dressed in their corporate livery, three ABC executives had approached Allen Fredman, vice president of Colonial Corp. of America, a division of the Kayser-Roth Corp. and one of the major producers of apparel for the chain circuit. "I only deal with three customers: Sears, Penney and K-Mart I am Middle America," Fredman says grandly. SEARS HAD long been attracted to Tiegs back in 1966, she wasthecom-pany's catalog cover girl.

Now, 13 years later, her credibility pretested, she signed a letter of understanding with Kayser-Roth which guaranteed her a seven-figure annual income from Sears, as well as a substantial share in the profits. Kayser-Roth Colonial would manufacture the clothes and sell them to Sears; Tiegs would receive a royalty on whatever Sears sold. "It was my lawyer who did it," Tiegs says of Russ Goldsmith, yet another super. "He got me the most fantastic merchandising contract design control, quality control, control over type of garment, and a strong say in MR. AND MRS.

WAYNE MOWER Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Mower Jr. of Haddon Heights celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on June 17.

They have two children, Wayne III of Claymont, Del; Robert of Oak Harbor, and four grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Levan-dowksi of Collingswood celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on June 17.

They have three children, Raymond of High Bridge; Lorraine of Collingswood; Mrs. Robert Zeberlein of Cherry Hill; and seven grandchildren. Hon. and Mrs. Frank M.

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