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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1980

Page

7

Whites celebrate 50th wedding anniversary in Thompsonville

Cecil and Vesta White of Thompsonville marked their 50th anniversary on May 22. They plan a year long visit to each of their six children across the United States and have nine grandchildren. All six children attended Southern Illinois University Carbondale. the couple belongs to Thompsonville Baptist Church for over 25 years. Cards may be sent to 101 Thompson St, Thompsonville, IL 62890.

Cecil Vesta White Thompsonville United States Mary Tufty Washington, D.C Loretta Ruff Wilmington N.C Cecil White James Samuel White Forth Worth Texas Carolyn

40th Wedding Anniversary of Clay and Mildred Vallet

A surprise party honored Clay and Mildred Vallet of Herrin celebrating their 40th anniversary on June 8 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Married June 8 1940 in St. Joseph Missouri, Clay a retired tool and die maker and Mildred retired from Zwicks Ladies Store. Relatives and friends from Indiana Missouri and central Illinois joined Patti Vallet of Massena New York who hosted the gathering.

Clay Vallet Herrin Knights of Columbus Clay Mildred Vallet St. Joseph Vallet Indiana Missouri Illinois Patti Vallet Massena N.Y

Returned travelers and the Athens trip joke

Erma Bombeck humorously recalls travel tales that spark polite interest and skeptical questions from friends. She lists destinations from Athens to the Acropolis and Cape Sounion, then notes guests mockingly demand specific experiences and foods. The piece ends with a punchline about missed slides and a projector. Field Enterprises, Inc.

Athens Acropolis Hadrian’s Arch Mt. Lycabettus Constitution Square Royal Gardens The Stadium Athens Cathedral National Archaeological Museum Gennadeion Daphni Eleusis Piraeus Poseidon Cape Sounion Doris Athos Stan Rome Fred Ellie Hawaii Frank Mary Ann Donno New Orleans Marge Joe Florida Sheila Mark Field Enterprises, Inc

Curling Irons Demand Dexterity and Design for Ease

Consumer Reports tests 27 curling irons and finds weight around 5 ounces and 12 inches long, with bulky models hard to handle. Clamp security and vented mist designs matter, as mist activators sometimes misbehave or resemble clamps. Travel features, dual voltage, ruggedness, and removable parts influence practicality. mist and dry mist types are more versatile.

Consumers Union Consumer Reports United States

Portz Attends Kiwanis Area Convention in Anaheim

Herbert L Portz of Route 1 and Ma Kanda a lieutenant governor of Division 36 Illinois Eastern Iowa Kiwanis District attended the 65th Kiwanis convention in Anaheim California as a delegate and steering committee member. Delegates elected international officers and trustees to serve 1980 81. Kiwanis has more than 300000 members in 69 counties.

Herbert L. Portz Route Ma Kanda Illinois Iowa Kiwanis International Kiwanis Anaheim Calif

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