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sun 16 H' I's I) 5 People in the News TOKYO (AP) Britain's Schlatter. He'i the executive wan, was among baby Andrea Princes Margaret opened producer of television's "Laugh-'Joitlna'i first visitors Thursday, British Week in Japan Friday In." and threw an Impromptu party: but photographers were' The show's co-star, Dan Ro-for doctors and nurses. Th Pantagraph A-14 Bloomlngton-Normal, III. Sept. 24, 19f YWCAPIans Jujitsu Class A jujitsu and self-defense class for teenage girls of high school age and women Is being started by the YWCA.

Classes will meet for ten weeks on either Monday or Tuesdav frustrated in attempts to get oictures of her having a drink in an Knglish pub Imported for I'ollv'N I'oiiitVr the occasion. The princess and her husband, the Earl of Snowdon, contained their thirst until the camermen left. Then the Why Don't They Use a corrugated cardboard evenings, strip to lay children's crayons Tnose interested may call the out in a row to" keep them from ywCA before Oct. 6 and give a rolling off the table and getting preference of day. stepped on.

Children can then The cIass WU by a select a wanted color at a black bet jujUsu jnslructor glance, instead of rummaging from pcorja an(j wi through a box. adapted to a woman's every day need of protection in her princess downed a gin and tonic and Lord Snowdon had an ale. HOLLYWOOD A 17th century-style manor house owned If HI Manufacturers can often take a hint from the housewife who at various times by early-day screen star Norma Talmadge, actor Ralph Btllamy and Woman's Club Bridge SmSJSS and boys are interested, a Mrs. Thomas Grant and Mrs. scparatc cIass may be started Norman Rees will host the next for them.

1 mm -t On i i C) -v 0 1 'C v. A knows what she wants in the form of convenient and usable products, but isn't getting. To banker Marco Hellman goes on the auction block Oct. 6. The mansion, on a one-acre remedy the situation 'meeting of Woman's Club Card housewives aired their views for Cub TnUrsday at the KA.

Jry a Litfle Suaar National Family Opinion Inc. Thnrtnv wph Miss Add sucar and lemon iulce to site in the Los Fcliz district of Los Angeles, has been used as Why don't they, ask the setting for several films, Marguerite Healy, Mrs. Glen sour cream and use as a dress-Dodds and Mrs. Jay Clark. 'ing for cole slaw.

housewives: including "Jane Eyre" and "Too Much, Too Soon." i A package powdered sugar in larger containers than the II contains io rooms ana six i i pound boxes now available: SEPTEMBER SPECIAL package more food pro ducts in amounts suitable for baths, and has tcrrazzo marble floors, stained glass windows, thick concrete walls and an immense entry hall two and one half stories high. one or two people? manufacture children's adjustable table and chairs to fit the two-year-old, on up? It's a girl Mrs. Gtcrge HOLLYWOOD for Mr. and a laundry OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 product without bleaches or Top fashion models have gi-! other additives, for those with1 urn nwav thplr fall fashion se.acrgies.' nro. tnwn stark, urJ -size a11 children's clothing i according to the same scale? A Salami, Sauerkraut Sandwiches me Dig news, we nexi 2T trouser from one Red, Whife and Chrome company may be the same as a tant trend is that they have bought leotards to match every 3T from another company.

on the outside labels dress (when possible) so that the leg and dress will have an of food products, the kind of: Hero Sandwiches one look and a wonderful iveeetable oil included in the. of plush velvet. More metallic accents appear in aluminum serving shelf, floor lamp and candlesticks. The stark white of artwork sets off patterned wall covering. A red blind peeks through curtain.

Glistening chrome, flashes of reds and whites, a golden carpet and a zingy wall covering create a contemporary setting for dining. Pedestal table is coordinated with chrome director's chairs with fabric Fresh Fruit Bowl Beverage ladylike look to their still short processing? dresses. New York 69. Hero Sandwiches cups sauerkraut, cups sauerkraut, 2 well Newcomers Tell Bridge Winners drained cup chopped green pepper 'i cup Thousand Island Quotes Newcomers Duplicate Bridge Club winners Tuesday night Eggs for Gamhh Ceittral Illinois Weddings Sliced hard-cooked egg makes TURT0N.HAYH0E Commodore Room of the Pekin an excellent garnish for tremONT (PNS) Miss Holiday Inn. Waldorf Salad.

That salad was Martha Elizabeth Turton of WILLIAMSON BERRYMAN were Mrs. Robert Moogk, Mrs. Bruce Callis, north-south; Mrs. Bailey, defense attorney for one of eight special forces men Lovell Warrick and Mrs. 1 medium tomato, sliced t0 f' a William Powers, east-west.

originally made with apples, 'Tremont and Donald Ralph LINCOLN (PNS) Miss celery and mayonnaise, but Hayhoe of Pine Grove, Ontario, Carol Ann Williamson, daughter nonnd sliced cooked salami second place winners were Mr. and Mrs. William R. mnrfprn rnnks likp in nHH Cnnnrl.i pvc-hanpprf ucrldinff of Mrs. Kooert uass, Mrs.

josepn pound sliced muenster Williamson of Lincoln, and Heissler, Mrs. Russell Aves and "The question here is 'was cheese walnuts. vows at 4 p.m. Saturday in the Mrs. Claude Bley.

In third place Rodney Kenneth Berryman, son of the Kenneth V. Berry- were Mrs. Ferrell Sears, Mrs. pound sliced bologna Pimiento-stuffed olives Mix together the sauerkraut, George Fearheiley, Mrs. Don mans, also of Lincoln, were married at 2 p.m.

Saturday at Hartman and John Ferrell. anybody That may be the first issue the Army has to confront. It certainly will be." WASHINGTON Sen. Jacob K. Javits, asking the Senate to pause and recognize green pepper and dressing; chill.

On bottom half of bread, Next Tuesday win be a master point game, one of four Zion Lutheran Church. Accentuates Flavor layer the romaine, tomato, IjQuu each year. salami, cheese, bologna a nd the stirring victory of the hu sauerkraut mixture. Cover with top half of bread; Sauces and herbs are intend Try Marinade the exciting secure with wooden picks. Gar Broiling cmcken; uive it a man spirit: "The triumph of the Mets is a true inspiration to underdogs everywhere." 4 1H ed to accentuate meat's flavor, not overpower it.

A marinade of lemon juice and nish with olives. Makes 6 to 8 servings. grated onion before cooking. true gourmet gets a thrill of new accomplishment in devising a unique and flavorsome basting 'ED ISHUSS New Names in News sauce, Srush-and-goWig Amy Jo Gehrt is the Sept. 13, Timothy Paul Kletz is the Angelic Dianna Lynn Booker is the Sept.

19 arrival at St. arrival at Brokaw Hospital for) Sept. 11 arrival at Brokaw Joseph's Hospital for Mr. and: Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Gehrt of Mrs. Terry D. Booker of 321 1912 E. Jackson. The 3 pound, 6 ounce arrival is in the pre' SALE PRICED 2V regular price 30.00 Three Days Only! Riley Drive.

The 7 pound, 4 ounce girl is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Woellms of Hospital for Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.

Kletz of 1106 S. Main. The 8 pound, 4 ounce boy is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Keist of 208 S.

Gridley and Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Keltz of 611 W. Walnut.

mature center at St. Francis Hospital. She is a sister of 1019 E. Front and Mr. and Mrs.

Sarah, 15, and Missy, 13. James Jiles of Overland, Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs This marvelous new wig of miraculous modacrylic looks. formerly of Bloomington J. E.

Hancock of Mount Vernon and Mrs. Fred E. Gehrt of 805 Mrs. Ann Kletz of Normal and Great-grandparents are Mr. feels and brushes just like your own hair, and is easier Mrs.

Rachel Hobson of Downs land Mrs. Ernest Stewart of are great-grandparents. 'Girard. to care for. Needs no setting-just brush into place.

Available in every shade, including frosteds. Franklin, Normal. John Harold Ehretsman is the Second Floor Jfawfism SOUTH SIDE SOIIAPC SOUTH SIDE SQUARE Sept. 20 arrival at Brokaw Hospital for Mr. and Mrs.

Hal Ehretsman of 405 Phoenix. He has been named for both grandfathers and his father. He weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces. Grandparents are the Jack Horenbergers of 405 Phoenix and the John Ehretsmans of Chicago. SALE Groups of Trans-Season DRESSES Junior Sizes Were 1700 to 4000 $11 Misses Half Sizes 1Q00 4rs AAOO Headquarters for ONE OF ILLINOIS'! GREAT STORES BROWN Middle-named for his great AMERICA'S FAVORITE CHILDREN'S SHOES grandfather is Gregory David Pantagraph Phones 829-9411 Leipold, Sept.

16 arrival at St, Joseph's Hospital. The 6 pound, 14 ounce boy is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Leipold of 122 Greenwood. Mr.

and Mrs. John R. Green of 208 Robinhood Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Lorrain A.

Leipold of 202 S. Allin are grandparents. $12 $44 TO JWh' '-V'' Great-grandparents are Mr. I and Mrs. Elmer Keith of 115 College, Normal.

I i I James Martin O'Connor is the Le newest Le greatest LE LIPSTICK by Helena Rubinstein name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. A timely clearance of dresses that afford savings of at least J4. Fashions that you'll want for the warmer days this fall and indoors later. Darks and prints of polyester and dacrons.

A few knits ore included. Early selection is urgent as some sizes are broken. Martin O'Connor of 131 East- view Drive, Normal, for their le lipstick is a whole pew concept fn fip moke-up. Hs texture rich as velvet, with five Sept. 17 arrival at Brokaw HospitaL The 7 pound, 12'i ounce boy is a grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Isak Egebo of Larch- wood, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs. luscious moisterizers. Its cose on exquisite enamel-like cylinder with golden picture-window cover.

Its thirty-six young. Burton L. O'Connor of 400 Vernon. Normal. -isS a L.U right-now fashion shades include DOWNTOWN EASTLAND OPEN 'HI C-30 p.m.

TOfJIGIIT WEBB. creams that gleam, frosts that glitter on your fips. Young. EoldL Beautiful Perfection in fip moke-vp. le lipstick by Helena Rubinstein.

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