Fur fashion shifts as youth movement embraces wild choices
In a New York show, designer Fred expands fur beyond rabbit coats to curved lamb dresses, broadtail pants, and musk rat suits. Models like Marguerite Trenholm Robb showcase varied furs from guanaco to mink with bold colors and patterns while emphasizing fur as part of a modern youth oriented wardrobe.
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Bernadine Morris
New York Times
New York
Fred Gomperts
Fred
Marguerite Trenholm
Trenny
Miss Robb
Charles
Lynda Bird Johnson
Swimming safety urged by Jackson county department
Jackson County Health Department head Dr. H. H. Rohrer urges swimmers and private pool owners to follow safety rules for the coming season. He cites 1965 drownings in private pools and offers a checklist including fencing, safe bracing, electrical safety, a rescue pole, and emptying small pools after use.
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Jackson County Department
America
H. H. Rohrer
Jackson County
Rohrer
NCHA Camp Convention Scheduled at Du Quoin Fairgrounds
Nearly 30,000 people are expected for the National Campers and Hikers Association ninth annual convention July 15 to 18 at Du Quoin Fairgrounds. Illinois hosts and the Du Quoin Businessmen’s Association organize with 38 of 50 states and Canada represented.
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National Campers and Hikers Association, Inc
du Quoin Fairgrounds
Illinois
NCHA
du Quoin
Washington
Southern Illinois University Department of Theatre
Nursing Care Plans Panel Set by Southern Illinois League
The Southern Illinois League for Nursing will host a panel discussion on Nursing Care Plans at 1 30 p m Friday in the Morris Library Auditorium Carbondale The panel includes Mrs Lester Breniman of Carbondale a hospital nurse consultant with the Illinois Department of Public Health Mrs Harold Perkins Southern Illinois Hospital Corporation Carbondale coordinator of nursing service and Mrs Franklin Moreno director of nursing at Doctors Memorial Hospital Carbondale All hospital personnel in the 10th district and nursing home staff in the area are invited There is a 50 cent fee for non League members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Illinois League For Nursing
Morris Library
Carbondale
Lester Breniman
Illinois Department of Public Health
Harold Perkins
Southern Illinois Hospital Corporation
Franklin Moreno
Doctors’ Memorial Hospital
Johnston City engagement announced for Judy Smith and John Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Judy Dar lene Smith to John Duncan son of Bill Duncan of Herrin and the late Mrs. Duncan. Judy is a 1967 Johnston City High School graduate employed by Diagraph Bradley Industries. John Duncan is a 1967 Herrin High School graduate. He is serving in the Air Force in Amarillo Texas. Wedding plans are indefinite.
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Robert J. Smith
Grand Ave
Johnston City
Judy Darlene
John Duncan
Bill Duncan
N. 7Th St
Herrin
Duncan
Miss Smith
Johnston City High School
Diagraph- Bradley Industries
Herrin High School
Air Force
Amarillo
Tex
Spartan Valor cucumber wins All-America prize
The 1968 All-America Selections prize goes to Spartan Valor, a gynoecious hybrid cucumber bred by Dr. C. E. Peterson of Michigan State University. It bears fruit on all female flowers with seeds produced by mixed pollen from a male variety, offering high yield and disease resistance to scab and mosaic in the Northeastern and North Central U.S. areas.
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United States
Peterson
Artichoke preparation and mayo flavored dips
Basic artichoke prep and cooking steps describe washing trimming stems and tips then boiling upright with salt and olive oil until fork tender. Suggestions for homemade blender mayonnaise dips include herbed blue cheese curried and lime variants for serving hot or cold.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
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Mr. Fred
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Gardener
American Tourister's
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Frankfort
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Campbell
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Chapman-Rollo
Universal
UNM Gimme Carbondale
Wittnauer A Longines
Wittnauer
P. N. Hirsch & CO
Hirsch
Portrait
Central Illinois Public
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