ROBERT A. HOLQU1ST, bass baritone, member of theDakota Wesleyan University faculty, will be presented in a recital Sunday, March 11, at the Huron College Chapel at 4 p.m. at no admission charge. He will be assisted byGrover L. Brown, professor of music at Huron College. They will sing a group of duets accompanied by Mrs. Rrnwn. Holmquist is pictured with Mary Woolsey, Mitchell, who will acconvpany his solos. As an exchange Mr, Brown will sing a recital on the DWU campus March 26 at 8 p.m.r • W/ 111Z /h a ** mil 11 / aaa ra a a m—m IPace 13—Huron (S P 1 Pailv Plainsman—Sunday, March 4. 1373 !*« Vi» ^ .. v. • .1it Wit'sOne Size I’its AllScjems1 in•redibleBy ERMA BOMBECKAbout ten years ago, a catchy little phrase came upon the American scene called, One Size Fits All.”!the same problem with the credibility of one size fits all. IThe origin of this prophecy isn’t really known. Some say it began with a sandal manufacturer in Taiwan who said, Those Americans all look alike to me.Others attribute it to a myopic advertising man in Passaic, New Jersey, who held up a pair of pantyhose one day and said, If thev fit my wife, Shir-! I • “lev. they’ll fit anyone!In the supermarket the other morning, I saw an elderly lady j with one of those little eggs I in her hand that hold pantyhose.1 She shook it, listened intently and then gently opened the egg and viewed its contents . . .a small pile of wrinkled nylon with two shriveled feet. As she held the doll-like pantyhose full length she laughed, Imagine! A chicken going through all that for this!Like most Americans, I can’t get used to being uni-size. By nature, I’m suspicious. Especially in the lingerie departments. The other day, a saleswomenhrmipht nut o hra for mv in-Orient CoupleI lonorcd ()u\ ii ii i\ersarvORIENT — Mr. and Mrs.(Innrdft llnronnc unrn hnnnr/fl