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stitch First Arcadia, beginning with a happy hour at 5 p.m. Dinner will be served from 6:30 to 8 p.m., with dancing to follow until midnight. Donation is 7.50 for adults and $3.50 for children under 16. Reservations may be made by calling Vicky Toth at 794-8015, or Virgil Osnes at 332-0672, or Roger Moses at 248-9449. Pasadena DAR Up and Coming The public is invited to a forum on "Problem Solving in Families of Adolescents" sponsored by the Arcadia Junior Woman's Club on Monday, Oct.

23, at the Woman's Club of Arcadia clubhouse, 324 S. First beginning at 7:30 p.m. Stan Clement from HOY Community Clinic, Dr. Lois Stafford from Spectrum Counseling Services and Dr. Michael Durphy from the Gabriel Valley Mental Health Services will speak and answer questions.

For further information about the call Jill Beley at 447-7282. Free Film Program Public forum On Thursday, Oct. 26, there will be a free! film program for children at the Temple City Library at 3:30 p.m. Films shown will be "Trick Treat, an eight-minute Donald Duck cartoon; and "Abbott and Costello 42 minutes. Papers needed Emperor School, Temple City, is collecting papers to sell for PTA funds.

Those with papers to donate may take them to the rear entrance of the school playground on Lemon Avenue on Thursday, Nov. 9, between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. The class collecting the most papers will be rewarded with a picnic on the school grounds. Artists The artist-demonstrator for the Thursday, Oct.

26, meeting of the Mid Valley Arts League will be Earl McClanahan, who will paint a water color landscape. The meeting will be in the Santa Anita Church, Arcadia, at 7:30 p.m. Torsk Dinner Nortuna Lodge 55, Sons of Norway, is sponsoring its annual Torsk (Cod) Dinner Saturday evening, at 324 S. Nutrition group to hear scientist Nathan Pritikin, medical researcher and founder of the Longevity Research Institute of Santa Barbara and Santa Monica, will address the American Nutrition Society, Pasadena chapter, at a luncheon seminar at the HuntingtonSheraton Hotel, on Wednesday, Oct. 25.

Pritikin has been featured on the Merv Griffin, Mike Douglas, "'Today" and Morning, America" tv shows, discussing his nutritional approach to heart prob- Mexican Fiesta Friday A Mexican Fiesta is set for Friday night, Oct. 20, at the Woman's Club of Arcadia, 324 S. First Arcadia. Crafts Division of the club is sponsoring the dinner at 7 p.m., following a 6:30 "jolly hour." Dinner will be catered by La Pinata Restaurant of Arcadia, and there will be door prizes, music and entertainment. Serving as hostesses will be Mary Kaye Waite, club president, and Helen Nicholson, chairman.

Dinner reservations may be made by calling 286- 7341. or 446-1096. The Woman's Club of Arcadia is the oldest club established in Arcadia, dating back to 1914. Its communtiy, civic and philanthropic activity involves many areas. lems, diabetes and other degenerative diseases.

Recently elected president of the group is Bonnie Quist of Arcadia, who will serve with Dori Youngberg, and board members Rose Witt. San Gabriel; Kathy Hyde, Sierra Madre; and Lynn Baker, Alhambra, from the local area. Reservations for the luncheon, featuring foods recommended by the institute, are available at 798- 3267 or 256-0733. A new book, "Roads and Recipes to edited by Joyce which contains recent lectures and healthful recipes contributed by the members, will also be reviewed at the seminar. Fashion review to aid 'PAL' Parents Against Leukemia (PAL) will sponsor a fall fashion review and sewing clinic at rias Restaurant in Monterey Park on Friday, Oct.

27. Luncheon will be served at noon. At 1:30 p.m., Krestin Cormin, a sional show coordinator, will present the fashion and sewing program sponsored by Leah's me Fabric Gallery. Admission is a $10 donation. Tickets may be obtained at Leah's Fabric Gallery in the San Gabriel Valley, or by calling (714) 595-5139.

ADVICE ABOUT DYES In their natural state, cotton, wool, silk and linen are either white or yellowish and dull. And even the synthetic fibers like rayon, acetate, nylon, orlon and what have you do not emerge from their final chemical gestation with any color to speak of. Yet most of the things we wear are COLORED. Therefore, they are obviously dyed. So it's an astonishing and incredible fact to me a cleaner how few women check on the fastness of the dye when they buy colored garments or fabrics.

Let's be plain: If the garment or fabric you're buy. ing is labeled color fast, you can be quite sure it is. If it isn't labeled color fast, you can also be quite sure that it isn't. And if it isn't, it's plain common sense that you can expect it to bleed it's cleaned or washed. Why not buy things that are color fast? There will be problems enough with fading due to gas fumes or excessive exposure to sunlight and the chemical action of grime and stains without starting out under a handicap.

Here's how to get the most from dyes. Buy color fast items to begin with; protect them from gas fading by keeping closet doors closed: clean regular. ly to prevent grime and stains from eating colors away; and CALL OR BRING THEM TO CLEANERS Little better" de Charge for call 704-4806 for a Late de de stitch Thursday, Octeber 19, 1978 Duartean, DR. AND MRS. PATRICK LALLEY Debra Louise Sinclair Miss Sinclair becomes bride Debra Louise Sinclair and Dr.

Patrick Michael Lalley were married in First Lutheran Church of Battle Lake, and are now making their home in Minneapolis. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Sinclair of Arcadia, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Lalley of Grand Rapids, Mich. Mr. Sinclair is the principal of Hugo Reid School in Arcadia, and the bridegroom's father is an investment counselor in Grand Rapids. The former Miss Sinclair, a 1972 Gold Seal graduate of Arcadia High School, is in her second year at the University of Minnesota, working on a master of science degree in health psychiatricnursing.

At Arcadia High she was active in the American Field Service Program and in Kiowa Club. She received her bachelor of science degree in nursing in 1976 at St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minn. Dr. Lalley is a graduate of the University of Michigan and of Michigan State Unversity Medical School, and is presently in his third year of residency in Family Practice at Fairview and St.

Mary's Hospital i in Minneapolis. Barbara Sinclair attended her sister as maid of honor, and Robert Lalley Jr. was his brother's best man. Bridesmaids included Joan Heim of Dallas, Texas; Sarah Arnold of Cedar Rapids, Iowa; and Jane Lalley, sister of the bridegroom, from Grand Rapids, Mich. Seating guests were James Leroy of Los A Angeles; David Webb, M.D..

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to 2 p.m. at Villa Esperanza, 2116 E. Villa Pasadena. There will be handmade items for the kitchen, Christmas gifts, a childrens' corner, baked goods, plants and some items handmade by students. There also will be a prize of $500 for a lucky winner.

Lunch will be available as well as entertainment for children and babysitting services. Villa Esperanza is a school for developmentally disabled individuals, with programs for ages three months to adult. Funds from the bazaar will implement the school's budget. Assertivenes seminar The Pasadena Legal Secretaries Association is presenting i its first assertiveness training seminar on Saturday, Nov. 4, from 8:30 a.m.

to 4 p.m. at the Pasadena Convention Center, 300 E. Green Pasadena. June Dunbar, human relations consultant and marriage and family counselor, will conduct the seminar. Cost for the day-long event is $30, and checks may be sent to Majorie McNeil, 3012 Doolittle Ave', Arcadia, 91006.

The seminar is open to all ages and sexes. Couple back from Hawaii Lyn Ann Totten and Craig Richard Broskow were married in the Mayflower Congregational Church of San Gabriel and after a trip to Hawaii, are now at home in Pasadena. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Totten of Michillinda Drive in Pasadena and a graduate of Maranatha High School in Arcadia, where she was newspaper editor, cheerleader, song leader, and a Thespian.

She was graduated from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, and served as a cheerleader for Caltech in Pasadena. Her bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Broskow of Overland Park. is an actuary for the Los Angeles Insurance Co.

He is a graduate of Rock- Debra Old to be wed Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Old of Arcadia have nounced the engagement of their daughter Debra Louise to Jonathan Ziv, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Ziv of Huntington Beach. The wedding has been set for Dec. 2 at the Sherman Foundation in Corona Del Mar. Miss Old is a senior at USC where she affiliated with Alpha Omicon Pi. She will be graduated next June.

She attended Holy Angels, Dana. Junior High School and Arcadia High School where she was a member of the varsity swim team. Her fiance is to be graduated from USC Dental School nest April. He is a member of Psi Omega. Guide to fun Now fun seekers (or parents) can get a national directory of amusement parks, zoos, kiddielands and animal farms in stateby -state listings with descriptions of the facilities and the locations.

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The bodice was trimmed with lace appliques, and the A-line skirt swept back into a chapel length train. She wore a finger-tip length veil edged with matching lace, and carried a Colonial bouquet of white stephanotis and Sonia pink roses. Attendants wore cotton voile gowns in light blue, pink and cream flower print and carried long stem Sonia pink roses and baby's breath. Mrs. Sinclair chose a white cotton lace gown over beige lining, and Mrs.

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