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yr-ry yrypr yyw- i i i 14 LANCASTER, PA NEW ERA FRIDAY, APRIL 170 HIGHIIGHT OF HEART HAVEN BAZAAR Fashions to Sparkle at Benefit "A Wear Flare of darling color and fashion excitement is scheduled to burst upon the Lancaster scene Tuesday afternoon at the Heart Haven Bazaar, sponsored annually by the Auxiliary, Becoming styles In a brilliant palette of new colors designed to keep the fashion conscious space-age woman feeling well dressed by day or night, in rain or shine, town or country will be shown at the annual benefit event to be held in Moose Hall, 220 E. King St. The fashion show, with a space-age rocket theme, will feature fashions from Garvins with Miss Henrietta DeTuik as fashion coordinator. The highlight of the all-day party, the show will be presented at 1 m. following the noon luncheon.

Reservations for the afternoon card party are to be made with Mrs. Guy Heaps by telephone or letter. Bazaar booths will be open fiom 10.30 a m. to 5 pm. and the public may shop without a ticket.

Modeling the colorful array of fashions will be Mrs. John C. Grocncndaal, Mrs. John M. Ranck, Mrs.

John W. Brubaker, Mrs. John W. Rutherford, Mrs. John Sapper, Mrs.

Robert Kopp, Mrs. Robert King, Mrs. Lloyd Hawk, Mrs. Clarence Newcomer, Mrs. Warren II.

Dot-w'ilcr, Mrs. Elmer Dclp, Mrs. II. Herbert Poole, Mrs. Daniel Moyer, Mrs.

Lester L. Hug, Mrs. Richard F. Tomlinson, Mrs. Frederick Hughes and Mrs.

Frederick Kern. Showing fashions for the younger set w'ill be Daphne Rutherford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. S.

Rutherford Cheryl Hughes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hughes; Kay, Betsy and Susan Baker, Mrs. Hawks grandchildren; Paula Houseal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul R. Houseal; Sandy King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. King; Scott Poole, son of Mr.

and Mrs. II. Herbert Poole; and Cindy Tomlinson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Richard F. Tom- COURT HOUSE entrance provides an attractive setting for three models previewing Bazaar fashions.

Mrs. John Rutherford, left, wears a cloudchasing coat of bright multicolor stripes, while Mrs. John Grocncndaal models a cape ensemble of diagonal gray on white wool plaid. Daphne Rutherford, three-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

E. S. Rutherford Jr is ready for Summer in her smart navy and white pinstripe dress with ribbon tie. BRIGHT COLOR will sparkle in the fashion parade at the annual Heart Haven Bazaar. Pictured in front of DeMutlTs Tobacco Shop are Mrs.

Robert V. King, left, in a dress of white polyester with red and navy trim, and Mrs. Warren H. Detwiler, who models a striking pantsuit of gold linen with white buttons and link belt. linson.

Also modeling will be Miss Barbara Wilker-on and Miss Susan Harrison. General chairman of the Bazaar is Mrs. Richard Silvius. ANN LANDERS As Usual, Unhappy Wife Is Last to Know YOULL HAVE A BALL IN AN American QAS Heated Home SJSTANDARD Speech Winners Three speech winners were announced following a rally of the Loyal Temperance Union held recently at West Willow United Methodist Church. Winners were Jody Baily, West Willow LTL, bronze medal; Cathy Doulin, New Providence LTL, gold medal; and Vicki Sherick, West Willow, diamond medal.

Jaycettes Plan Sale The Lititz Jaycettes will sponsor a sale of subs and baked goods on Saturday at the Lancaster Shopping Center, beginning at 10 am. Sub orders may be placed with Mrs. Clarence Rohrer, 506 Golden Lititz. Members will hold a progressive dinner May 9. sm CAR Sends Delegates To Convention Seven members of the George Ross Society, Children of the American Revolution are attending the national CAR convention being held today, Saturday and Sunday at the Sheraton-Park in Washington, C.

Delegates are Ann Masten, Marian Hoke and Carolyn Hoober. Also attending 'are Elizabeth Hoop, Adele Vari, 1 1 1 1 a Bombergcr and Thomas Keller Carolyn Hoober, national merit award chairman, will present prizes to the societies who won contests for outstanding work this year. Le-titia Bomberger will serve as a convention page. Marian Hoke, Adele Veri and Carolyn Hoober will take part the All States Chorus presentation Some of the highlights of the convention include the election of national officers Saturday, with installation at Mount Vernon Sunday; a wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery; a dmnerdartce and a number of business' fes-ssnons. i A MODERN GAS FURNACE FOR THE MODERN HOME Blends with any decor More heat from less fuel Compact design fits anywhere Add on Air Conditioning anytime Call Us Today for a Free Estimate' BECHTOLDS PLUMBING HEATING Cell us for a FREE AIR CONDITIONING ESTIMATE We II bring you a FREE GIFT 502 Fourth St.

Lancaster, Pa. Phone 393-0789 Distributed by Roub Supply Company raufiifmiwiivtfivnRtwHniHiuimitiniiiiamw9NMWNMnnwvVTWHaTWiwi statement that gonorrhea caused (among other things) arthritis. Ive read a great deal about arthritis and have never seen such a statement In fact, the doctors with whom I have dis-cussed, this ailment say cure for arthritis can be found because the cause is not known. I think you owe it to every person who has arthritis to retract that damaging statement or identify your authority. Get with it, Ann, or retire.

MEMPHIS DEAR MEMPHIS: I did indeed make the statement that gonorrhea can cause, among other things, arthritis. My authorities are Dr. John Naja-rian. Professor and Chairman of the Department of Surgery, University of Minnesota, and Dr. Robert Stolar, Associate Professor of Medicine at Georgetown School of Medicine and Professor at Howard Medical School in Washington, D.C.

Arthritis is an inflammation of the joints. The vast majority of arthritics have either rheumatoid or osteoarthritis. In some cases the cause for the inflammation is not known. In gonorrheal arthritis, however, the cause IS known because the bacteria has been isolated and identified. Your apologies are accepted.

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DEAR ANN: After 12 years of what I thought was a good marriage, my husband began to lose interest in me. I blamed Mikes long hours, financial pressures, everything under the sun. Finally I asked him if there was another woman. He said, No. Mikes boss has always treated him like a son and me like a daughter.

I decided to confide in him. I dont know what possessed me but on a wild hunch I asked if the other woman could be Mikes problem. He said, Yes its very possible. Then he began to speak freely, assuming I knew all about it. The other woman, it turns out, is the bosss wife.

I nearly passed out. Her reputation is not good. This isnt the first time shes been involved with a man at the plant. (She works there.) Its the first time my husband has been involved with another woman, however, and I don't know what to do. The boss does not want to fire Mike.

Hes sure the affair will end before long and advised me to keep quiet and keep the light in the window. What do you say? UNHAPPY DEAR UNHAPPY: Mike's boss gave you good advice. In addition to the light in the window, dearie, keep a fire in the furnace. DEAR ANN: Do you think you can tear yourself away from the sex perverts and other assorted kooks long enough to answer a sensible question? Several months ago you wrote a column about venereal disease. You made the WdiEEE) COMFORTABLE, COLORFUL, WASHABLE FABRIC CASUALS.

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The women honored were Mrs. Stanley Hartman, 647 W. Orange Mrs. Roy Morton, 716 Fourth St Mrs. Donald Kochel, 34 Quaker Hills Road, and Mrs.

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Millinery Dept. ll Kiwanis Club -To Aid USO Members of the Kiwanis Club will supply refreshments and chaperone the weekly dance of the United Serv ice Organizations, on Satur- day evening at the Moose Home, 220 E. King St. Robert Powell is refresh- I ment chairman The USO Senior Hosts and Hotesses will be Miss Erma Kauffman, Mr. and Mrs.

Da- vid Graybill and Robert Car veil. The USO information center will be manned during the ternoon by members of the Amvets Auxiliary to Post 19 with Mrs. Pearl Burkey- is charge. MANOR SHOPPING CENTER at Millersville Pike LANCASTER HouseHaresLotrer Lei el Not in stock. Allow 2 weeks for delivery.

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