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Southern Illinoisan in Carbondale, Illinois

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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1967

Page

7

Vest Suits Bring Light Spring Style With Open Vests

Designers push lighter vest suits for spring with long beltless pieces and short fitted vests. The trend pairs white vests with black and white shirts and red skirts, while evening hostess costumes feature ruffled shirts and loosened vests. A Jamaica flavor note adds a culinary tip for stock.

Military Wife of the Year travels world with soldier spouse

Lorraine Stutsman Olsson nicknamed Stutsy, named Military Wife of the Year among 200000 European wives, says tourists should learn basic phrases to improve the American image. She credits personal contact and humor for keeping a positive view of America abroad. Her family includes two sons training as pilots. Col. Olsson will move to Kelly Air Force Base. (approximate)

Bitte Stutsy Lorraine Stutsman Olsson Col John Olsson Germany Stuts Air Force Navy Olsson San Antonio SAMA Kelly Air Force Base Texas Stuty America MATS Ladd Field Fairbanks Alaska

Army Gals Volunteer for WAC Duty in Vietnam War

Army women eager to join Vietnam service see WACs as a flexible escalation resource. 10 000 in ranks now. recruitment to add 3 600 by end of 1969. WACs in Saigon focus on office work and advisory roles with Vietnamese forces, earning 65 dollars monthly combat pay.

Tom Tiede NEA Washington Army Pentagon Vietnam Elizabeth Hoisington Sam Department of the Army Wacs Regular Army Southeast Asia Saigon WAC William Westmoreland United States Ft. McClellan Col. Hoisington

Do it yourself waste and thrift tips from 1967

AP Newsfeatures notes large misuses of materials by home handymen in 1967. Cans of paint and brushes often become unusable while shellac and plastics age. Readers urged to seal cans tightly and read labels to prevent waste. Also mentions community service by Xi Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi in Murphysboro and a bean camouflage display at Miami airport.

Xi Omega Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Murphysboro St. Joseph Memorial Hospital Leonard Bartnck

Clarifying Celery Terms in Recipes and Salted Ribs

Cookbooks often use stalks bunches and plants to mean a rib by which cooks mean the edible celery rib. The rib is eaten one by one with gusto and a sprinkling of salt, clarifying common kitchen terminology.

Look Your Best Says Photo Pro Barbara Johns Waterston

Fashion photographer Barbara Johns Waterston urges women to organize their lives to look their best. She argues attractiveness is a public statement of self care and offers practical tips from eye liner to wardrobe organization and daily beauty in her guide Pull Yourself Together or How To Look Marvelous on Next to Nothing.

AP News Barbara Johns Waterston Barbara Sam Waterston

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