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Hints From Heloise SECTION June 27, 1971 Area Engagements VALLEY SPRINGS, S.D. Mr. and Mrs. Norton M. enson announce the engagement; of their daughter, Marlys Ann, to Ronald John Bakker, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gerrit Bakker, Valley Springs. Aug. 20 wedding. SHERMAN, S.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Echlin, Hinsdaie, announce the engagement of their daughter, Louise, to John "Pat" P. Kennedy, of Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Kennedy, Sherman. Miss Echlin, a graduate of the College of St. Francis, Joliet, Ill, is teaching in Westmont, Ill. Kennedy is alls graduate of South Dakota State University and attended graduate school at the University of Minnesota. He is employed as personnel chief at the Chicago office of Atomic Energy commission.

Aug. 7 wedding. COLTON. S.D. Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Groeneveld announce the engagement of their daughter, Marlene Kay, to Edwin C. Mellegaard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Verlyn Mellegaard.

Miss Groenevelt received her B.S. degree in elementary education from Dakota State lege and is employed in Celina, Ohio. Her finance is employed by Western Electric. Aug. 15 wedding.

YANKTON, S.D. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cimpl announce the engagement of their daughter, Cynthia-Louise to Thomas H.

Bottini, St. Louis, son of Frank F. Bottini, Roanoke, and the late Mrs. Bottini. The bride elect is a graduate of the University of South Dakota and attended the University of Virginia School of Law.

Bottini is a graduate of St. Louis University and the University of Virginia School of Law. Sept. 18 wedding. BADGER, S.D.

Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Rempfer, Rapid City, announce engagement of their daughter, Betty, to Lloyd B. Marquardt son of Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd B. Marquardt Badger. Marquardt is attending South Scho of Mines and Technology. HARTFORD, S.D. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey L. Hanson announce the engagement of their daughter, Jacqueline, to James Johnson, Twenty-nine, Palms, son to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Johnson, Colton.

Miss Hanson is studying to be a keypunch operator. Johnson is serving in the Marine Corps. September wedding. MONTROSE, S.D. Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Wicks announce the engagement of their daughter, Linda, 209 E. 14th to Dennis L. Cleveland, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Cleveland, Montrose. Miss Wicks is a secretary at McKennan Hospital. Cleve. and, employed Gary McKay, a student at Sioux Falls Colllege. BROOKINGS, S.D.

Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Schwans announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia, to Ronald Grohs.

Salmon, Idaho, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Grohs, Wessington Springs. Miss Schwans is a 1971 graduate of Northern State College. August wedding.

DE SMET. S.D. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gunderson announce the engagement of their daughter.

Debra Sue, to Robert Ronald Bothwell. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bothwell, Colman. The bride -elect plans to attend florist school at South D' kota State University.

Her fiance will he working for the F.H.A. in Lake Andes. Aug. 14 wedding. Area Event WATERTOWN A family reunion honoring Mrs.

Bertinal Christiansen from Lake Preston who will observe her 89th birthday next month was held at the L. H. Christiansen home. It marked the first time the entire family had been together in 42 years. Odd Punishment VAN WERT, Ohio (AP) When two youths admitted to Judge Catherine Harrington they were guilty of vandalism in a cemetery here, she told the pair that since they seemed to want to he around a cemetery.

they would have to dig 15 graves. They also were required to pav $100 for damage caused to a Civil War soldiers' monument. Nothing Surpasses The Diamond Look AND LOOK WHAT BUYS AT ZALES! $50 V. $50 ZALES DIAMOND GUARANTEE: 1970 If you find a better diamond value anywhere within sixty days, return your Zales purchase for a full refund. USE OUR CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN Zale ZALES JEWELERS 76905 Illustrations Enlarged Custom Charge Western Mall 41st Western Ave.

Zales Revolving Charge Master Charge Open Daily 10 To 9, BankAmericard Sat. 10 To 6 Sun. 1 To 6 Adhesive-Backed Paper Gives Bathroom A Lift DEAR HELOISE: Our shower doors were so bad that we possibly do anything with them outside of sporting new doors which we couldn't afford. So I bought some adhesivebacked paper and just covered them. It's great! I also removed the knobs from the fronts of all the bathroom drawers and put the matching adhesive on all the drawers.

I find this prevents the usual "marks" that get on a drawer. Saved a paint job here as the drawers were all that. really needed painting. Now we've got a fancy, nearly new bathroom. How's that for a quickie? Louis Dolf I'd say it's a slickie! Do write again.

We love to have just any old time. Thanks. you gentlemen drop, in. Do so Heloise LETTER OF LAUGHTER Dear Heloise: Have you got freckles? I only wish that I could pull mine all together, then I would have a real tan. Freckle Dear Heloise: My handy hint is directed to the sewing room.

I keep a small scrap of cloth handy and every time I come to the end of a seam. I sew onto my scrap and leave needle in it. Then I cut the threads loose behind the scrap and start on another seam. Next I cut the scrap loose and have it ready to sew ontol when at the end of the next seam. Do try it.

Your needle never comes unthreaded and I'm sure you, as well as will never sew without your handy "scrap." I. H. Dear Heloise: I read your column all the time. I have a little baby sister who is just at the age where she crawls all over. My mother and I put on her, but they keep falling off.

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10th St. 7 to 7 Across from Sears Sat. 7 to 6 (Monday Thru Saturday) 2. Regent A that snap all around, I just snap the top of her sock in the last snap. Mother's Helper Dear Folks: I have received many, many letters on the question, "What ever became of the nickel nickelodeon?" This was meant to be a poke in fun, but one of these letters came from a man who actually knows quite a bit about them as he is a musical instrument restorer.

Thought you might enjoy his letter as much as I did. Heloise Dear Heloise: Someone asked you "What became of the nickelodeon? Of the hundreds of thousands of these early jukeboxes that took nickels, only a small per cent remain. They were junked, burned, hacked to pieces and even transformed into gun cabinets and china closets. Now. and during the past decade, with the help of a few very patient and people, sometimes called "pneumatic fanatics," these old intricate musical performers are finding thir way back into circulation.

They may be found in musical museums, amusement parks and private collections, restored and ready to play (some even for a One such collection has taken about all my spare time for vears. After a few hundred hours, and some 2,000 or parts and very careful tion, the old music maker seems to be proud to swing right into some of your favorite tunes of the teens and twenties era. a This is not what one would call a household hint, but it tainly helps one's mental attitude to remember the good ol' times. Might even perk you up and you may get the chores done even faster. Heloise, they were wonderful times we had back in those days, and I am constantly reminded of them through my "nickelodeon." Hebron Music Ship Model Completed 100 Years Later NEW PORT, Ore.

(AP) -A ship model under construction on and off for nearly 100 years has been finished and has permanent berth at the "Oregon State University Marine Science Center. The ship was donated by W. 0. Christensen whose father designed and constructed the hull in 1882 to demonstrate his design of a modified center board. The elder Christensen served his apprenticeship in shipbuilding in Copenhagen.

Around the depression years, local tavern owner Kelly Gilkerson became fascinated with the ship and constructed the rigging made of Belfast linen cord, twisted and waxed, and the decking of 1-16 inch plankover a five-year period. Recently the ship was taken out of a long storage and as the final touch, Hugh Walter, Christensen friend, carved a back sea horse figurehead from a piece of East Indian buffalo horn. Barbara McDonnell, 2921 Oak received a bache or science degree from the University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign in commencement exercises June 19. Nancy Arneson, 1012 S. West received the bachelor of arts degree from Wellesley Wellsley, Mass.

Larry Pressler, Humboldt, was awarded a doctor of laws degree from Harvard University on June 17. Kathleen Kelly, Renner, has been awarded a $500 scholarship by Lutheran Brotherhood, Minneapolis-based fraternal insurance society. Miss Kelly is a student at Augustana College. Thomas W. Niebugge, 3105 S.

Elmwood a sophomore at the University, of Oklahoma, was Dean's honor list of the School of Engineering. Among those named to the second semester Dean's list at the College of Saint Mary, Omaha, was Mary Ann Gossman, Sioux Falls. Named to the Dean's list at Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, was Stephen Larrington, 1717 S. 5th Ave. Lori De Haan, 1401 E.

32nd is in Chicago participating in an eight-week training program in fashion merchandising at Marshall-Fields. She is a stu- MONTGOMERY WARD SEMI-ANNUAL SALE Ident at South Dakota State University. Gerald Bobeldyk, 816 Westmoor Drive, has been named to the Dean's list at Hope College, Holland, for the second semester. Gerald Baysore, assistant to' the president of new Governors State University, Park Forest South, has completed work for his doctor of education degree from the University of Denver in research involving accredition procedures of the major collegiate accrediting associations. Duane Nelson, 2312 S.

Walts was graduated from Western Iowa Tech in Sioux City on May 28: Debra Lerdal, 2504 E. 17th has been awarded an academic scholarship by the College of Saint Benedict, St. Joseph, Minn. Postwomen Serve OTTAWA, Canada (AP)-At last count, there were 31 permanent postwomen in Canada, according to the Canadian Post Office Department. Add the beauty of flowers to your home! ANDERSON FLOWER SHOP 30th Minn.

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N.Y. (AP) Larry Karp builds airplanes, not the little models powered by rubber bands but real planes like 1910 Curtiss Pushers and EAA PT-29 biplanes which he can fly himself. His planes meet strict Federal Aviation Administration standards. Karp, whose wife. son daughter are all aviation fans, has spent some time during last 25 years as a combat pilot.

commercial pilot, and aircraft mechanic. a parachutist and a glider pilot. He builds his planes in his yard or "base. ment hangar." Karp estimated the cost of building his P'T-29 at $1.500. compared with $25.000 for a commercial version of the same plane.

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