The Delta Democrat-Times from Greenville, Mississippi • Page 34

Lake Village sale is Wednesday Making poster bake sale hi I recently for the art, craft and village next Wednesday are Photo by Doris Marqiwi Mrs. Neale Smith, Mrs. John T. Kurds, Mrs. Leroy Hight and Mrs.

Clifton Powell Jr. LAKE VILLAGE, Annual Art, Craft and Bake Sale, sponsored by the Lake and Plantation Garden Club, will be held Wednesday from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. Overall a i a for the event, which will take place at the Episcopal Parish Hall on North Lakeshove Drive, is Mrs. a i a a i a i a is Mrs.

Leroy Hight. In addition to the many booths offering arts and craft items for Christmas giving, also offered will be homemade cakes, pies, casserole dishes, chili, canned Motherly behavior a experiences may make a a babies a i a agreeable, and American babies assertive and exploratory, says a nurse-anthropologist. Dr. Nancy Shand-Kovach of the University of Utah College of Medicine says preliminary research shows Japanese mothers do more touching and soothing of their babies, while American mothers stimulate their babies more with sights, sounds and objects. The researcher is following up these findings by studying and filming inother-and-c'hild a i in both cultures.

goods and breads. Local artists and craftsmen will provide a variety of choice gift selections also. There will be a i by Mrs. i and Mrs. Francis Mazzanti; oil paintings by Mrs.

Ralph Hopper; photographs by Mrs. Frank Pesaresi; and gifts and decorations by Mrs. Clifton Powell Jr. A new feature Oils year will be a "Coffee Break Corner," featuring the sale of homemade pieces of cake or pie, with a cup of coffee. Pick a Pretty Mini Necklace 11 1 Childless couple A gets want-ad baby One she will wear with pride a constant reminder of your love.

In yellow gold-filled (Engraving Extra) 331 Washington Ave. Phone 335-2323 Miss World Miss World 1976, Cinrly Breakspearc, Miss Jamaica, is radiant in her crown at the final of the Miss World Contest at the Royal Albert Hall in London, England. SAN FRANCISCO 1 A want-ad baby has been born to a husband who wanted an heir and a woman i i to be artificially inseminated to help a childless couple. "Childless husband with infertile wife wants test tube baby. English or Northwestern European background.

Indicate fee and age. All answers confidential." That advertisement appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle on April 15, 1975. Today, the anonymous man is the proud father of an 11-week-old baby girl born to an unmarried secretary. The father paid close to $10,000 for a child to carry on liis family's name. The mother, who never met the baby's father, received about J7.000 with the remainder covering medical and legal costs.

The mother was selected from a flood of more than 160 responses to the classified ad. They poured in from 18 slates, Canada, England, Zealand, Australia, Kenya, and even one from Bangladesh. The man opted for artificial insemination because he could not accept the idea of having a sexual affair outside his marriage to father a child. He ruled out adoption from the start, wanting a child that was biologically his. Once the mother had been chosen last December, the man took a sample of liis sperm to a local doctor's office.

He left, the mother arrived, and she was injected with sperm. "It took the first time," the father told the Chronicle which promised him anonymity. The baby, a five pound, six ounce prl with red hair and bjue eyes, was mi Sept. 6. Minor medical problems ENTIRE LADIES' STOCK A I I ONLY NOV.

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A tofuburger is a vegetarian treats made of a low-cost Japanese protein food consisting of a soybean curd fried with onions, carrots and sunflower seeds, school officials said Wednesday. "It's great," said Mrs. Anne S. Johnson, assistant manager of dining halls at UMO. The delicacy is part of an attempt "to wean students at UMO away from junk foods and empty calories," she said.

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