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The Van Nuys News from Van Nuys, California • Page 106

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The Van Nuys Newsi
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Van Nuys, California
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106
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10-C-Central 8-B-Bur. 10-C-North 10-C-Weif 28-B-Eait Van Nuys (Col if )--Thursday, March 28, 1968 It's Mad Hatter's Time for Tea Democrats A Mad Hatter's Tea is planned by Women's Society of Christian Service of Toluca Lake Methodist Church Satutdav fiom 1 to 4 in Tdber Hall at the church, 4301 Cahuenga Blvd Counteis, mirrors, sales- git and models to display merchandise will tiansform the hall into a "Milady Shoppe" with refreshments served at tables Among articles to be sold are Easter bonnets, straw and leather handbags and jersey shift dresses Models will intlude Misses Jane Paisley, Emmv Lou Gass and Mmes Rainer Labus, A Cartwright, Harold Curne, Charles Hicks and David Bingham A door prize of a hat or bag of the winner's choice will be awarded. Geneial chairman Mis. William Mudge will be assisted by Mrs. Glenn Anderson and Miss Neva Zuver, decorations; Mmes.

Gordon Coleson, Harold Paisley. Buskirk and Dan Balash, food. The display and poster i com pi ises Mmes. James Murphy, Coleman Wilson 1 and A. M.

Scandlyn Others on committees include Misses Doiothy Dye, Maiy Elizabeth Nance, Doi- othy Davison and Buimah Brokaw and Mmes Steriett Neale, Roy Carlson, A. L. Platky and Schott Proceeds will be used for church repairs and improvements Tickets may be obtained at the door by the public Set Conclave California Democratic women are expected to invade Washington in record numbers May 19-21 as they finalize plans for election year at a campaign conference. Breakfast with cabinet officials, a White House reception with Mrs. Lyndon Johnson and campaign workshops designed to spotlight election techniques for Victory '68 will be part of the busy three-day conference sponsored by the Democratic National Committee.

FREE! FREE! FREE! O' Women--Age 17 to 55--In Good Health Are You You may be eligible for FREE TRAINING as LICENSED VOCATIONAL NURSE under M.D.T.A. if you meet one of the following requirements: 1. SINGLE, self supporting individual. 2. HEAD of family or household.

3. MEMBER of a family, the Head of which is unemployed. OR -YOU MAY QUALIFY UNDER THE FEDERAL STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM WHICH COVERS ALL COURSES OFFERED TRAIN LATER! Valley College Medical-Dental Assistants VOCATIONAL NURSES TRAINING 11316 Magnolia North Hollywood 766-8151 984-1643 MRS. IRA EDWARD YELLIN (Adele Marilyn Adest) Justwed Yellins on Honeymoon Abroad Ira Edward Yelhn, son of Rabbi and Mrs. Isaac Yelhn of Woodland Hills, is Europe-bound -with his bride Adele Manlyn Adest, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs. Jacob Harry Adest of Potsdam, N.Y. The young couple's afternoon marriage was solemnized by Rabbi Yellin at Congregation Sharrei Tefila in Los Angeles. The Brentwood, Bel-Air and Pacific Palisades Rooms at Century Plaza, were setting for the dinner and reception which followed the afternoon rite The bride's gown, fash ioned of ivory peau de soie, was designed with an Empire A-hne look and embellished with jeweled Alencon lace. A matching headpiece held her illusion veiling and she carried a bouquet of phaelanopsis orchids and stephanotis.

Maid of honor for her sister -was Wendy Susan Adest 1 and bridesmaids were Mrs. Elisabeth DesMarais Colby and Surpik Sophia Zarikian The bridegroom's niece and nephew Mia and Ian Yellin were flower girl and ring bearer. Dr. Albert Elliot Yelhn was his brother's best man and ushers included Stephen Paul Feldman, Marvin A. Bauer, William 1 Peacock, Allan Alexander, Marc Ben Yellin, another brother, Donald Dorflmger, Dennis Lofgren and Franklin Thomas Regalado Ii a was graduated magna cum laude from Princeton University where he was a Phi Beta Kappa and obtained an AB degree He received an LLB from Harvard Law School and an LLM from UC at Berkeley.

Adele, who was graduated from the Emma Willard School in Troy studied at the George Washington University in Washington, and USC. The young newlywedg -will establish a home in West Hollywood. CAROLINE LEONETTI WARDROBE ALPHABET A-ccessories, B-uttons and be retired from your C-ollars three of the wardrobe, save the buttons most important elements in if they are interesting or your wardrobe alphabet. elegant. A-CCESSORIES that aie basic to your wardrobe include, gloves, hats, shoes and handbags.

Insist on quality and good design when you buy. The beauty of an expensive dress or suit can easily be obscured by improper accessories, while an inexpensive outfit can magically come to life with the proper ones. will usually cost yon more. Heweier, jou'H easily make up for the extra dollars by eliminating unnecessary sets of accessories. Some of the best dressed women I've known had only one set of accessories, in black (which is indispensable).

At the most, they had selected a second set in brown or beige. They had learned to keep their accessories neutral colors and had invested in quality. B-CTTOXS that aie unattractive and common. immediately devaluate a dress or suit You can elevate the appearance of a a imrneasunabh. with a switch to better buttons If bcci mi aware of their import ITH start a button collection.

When an ontfil rrad.v lo If you like to shop for antiques, add buttons to your browsing and buy intriguing ones as you happen upon them in yardage departments or shops. C-OLLARS are one of the most difficult and delicate arts of garment construction. They therefore bear inspection before buying, as you may find them poorly set or badly finished. If would be quite senseless to purchase an expensive item that possessed these flaws. However, it is worthwhile to buy a basically iv 1 1 a moderately pi iced dress and iniest afterwards in the final, pro- fcMonal Have the collar re-set or obvious, outside, machine-stitching removed and sewn by hand.

(Refinishmg ugly, machine stitching can be applied to other parts of a garment as well, such as and seams B-rforc- inc the basic beginning toward building your alphabet from A Class Plans Eight Tours Woman's Workshop, 17052 Devonshire fit will offer a class which waH on a tour for fight beginning April 4 fro-in fl TO a rn to 3 Purpose of The in will be to acquaint with the Southland Thcv will ir elude stxh Orni" Estates. o' C.iH. THEMES Oir Teen topic this week rome.s from a student at Valley College Her question' "Do you think lery short skirts and bare legs look lutelv -not 1 Wien tJie arc bared, a bpcirrfblf length of skirt muM Bought lv the top of tbf tkirt Hun coordinated Thf -horl -NKirt wuli jon Coiinal Registration i ccpted at 340-52S7. rr cm br.t wardrobe 1 1 ill iou ti ir ropy r' our if "vOll V.Tlte 2-. TO PRICES GOOD IN ALL STORES THRU SUNDAY WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! BUCKET of CELLULOSE SPONGES Compare At $1.29 WITH I COUPONi Good Thru March 31 Limit 2 ELMER 1 GLUE-ALL 4 SIZE Limit 2 WITH COUPON Good Thru March 31 Modeling Compound For Children Limit 2 WITH COUPON Good Thru Morch 31 Good Thru March "Schalk" a HAND CLEANER SIZE Limit 2 ULfeif A COUPON i i PEN Fine Line Buy! Limit 2 i WITH COUPON Thn.

Mwch 31 plastic strips. BAND AID 45 Ct. Plastic Strips Limit 2 WITH COUPON Good Thru March "New" COMET CLEANSER REGULAR SIZE L1mit2 2 For 35e Buy! WITH COUPON Good Thru March 31 con SCOPE A 12 oz. $1.15 Suy! Limit 2 A WITH COUPON A Cood Thru March 31 CLOTHES I BAG With 3 Dozen Pins Ladies' Seamless HOSE Micro Mesh Sizes 9-11 Limit 2 WITH COUPON Good Thru March 31 2 Pair-In Package Limit 2 WITH COUPON Thru March 3T FANTASTIK SPRAY CLEANER I CREST TOOTHPASTE sproy Cleonsr 22 oz. SScSIZE WITH COUPON Good Thru Morch 31 Limit 2 Limit 2 Goad Thru March 31 SECRET A A 4oz.

$1.00 SIZE Limit 2 WITH COUPON Good Thro Morch 31 FAMILY SIZE -J WITH COUPON IciSKi HOME PRELL SHAMPOO Limit 2 JU4 FAMILY SIZE i FAMILY SIZE WITH COUPON 6eed Thru March 31 '-Golden CELLO TAPE 1,000" Limit 2 WITH COUPON Seed Thru March 31 i I a Lace" SHELF PAPER 13" 15'In Roll White Glazed Buy! Limit 2 WITH COUPON Thru Morch 31 111 PERMANENT $2.00 VALUE Limit 2 WITH COUPON Good Thru Mordi 31 Men's White Cotton CREW SOCKS i Pair In Package WITH -COUPON Limit 2 Ce.dTrrr.Mo.eh 31 ALL STORES OPEN SUNDAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE tn ttittt it turn No. Hills Shopping Center--Granada Hills Corbin and Partbenia--Northridge Woodlcy and Nordhoff--Sepulvcdo Mulholland Hwy. and Mulholland Hills Reseda and Sepulvedo Devonshire--Mission Hills Lonkershim and Erwin--No. Hollywood North Oaks Shopping Center--Saugus FootWH Bird. Terra tella--Lakrriew Tampa and Safieoy--Reseda Bl Hollj- IV NEWSPAPFR(.

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