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Show IPS!-- 1 c- Literary Club If" - "trfii r-- x. !. w I Today's Treasures " j ndian jeweiry Traps Unwary Installs " fVr j fx The MintiaJ May luncheon of the Ladies Literary Oub was heid Thursday at the Riverside 4 . j Ey i Bie i.itont- Broadbent. vice Knicht. magnitude and confusing in its comHeKUv ... ( r ' :&: High Jdana Acord. Norma Broadberl Mary Lou Thurston and Renee Christrnsen were ctnimittee member. I .. f . mr - i CHRISTA JONES preriuuoo of sue use of and Silver to produce beautiful wurks w art "ne first is that must ladian " " The term jewelrj- is antique " s and dtrivtri s pawn !ie fiie c!d ladian jewdn th, was left, unredeemed, m pan shcps. Anuaiiy. most ess the rrrkct'is of rcren.i and ade fros-- museum-qualitpieces, age has httle to with tain!jni" nd his terrmneiogy e!j.n lt us However. h;s e S( s pattern expifinatitmi bolstered iv an array of demunstrjuon s sues had $ nidini in piet-e- " He was quH k to diipei sevei a of eur jrasconcepttons we U iilijfct of litdiaa jewe y and spent enough iinie io ay with a deep gp ry via-lig- e y e 00 Wall piite Snwll factories. employi iridijfi personne!, ysiag mat tarn out the mdjoritv hs (4 jeweiry on today's "laiket. Handwork is s! a minimum Trse poorest quality ts the which makes use of pot atetal. p.'astic ar-- enamels. Ta sc!! this as Indian Handcraft "to Arizona is fraud ;. ' -me:-- ... .s. r .J?'Stents NEDRA fWDAWA the lovoly loun0o.a.round i : V Nedra Hadaway will marry Scott Robertson in a marriage cwemony to be performed June 4. A reception will honor the couple that evening from ? to S p.m. at the Eggertsen House. is a daughter The bride-to-b- e of Mrs. Audrey Peirce Hadaway, Orem. She is attetiding Orem High School. Mr. Robertson is a son of Mr. and Mrs Dnald W. Robertson, Orem. and is a graduate of Orem Hi gh School. Serving as matron of honor will be Mrs. Guy Withers, a sister of the bride. Other I 8 I fe. attendants will he Karen and Randi Robertson, sisters of the bridegroom. A special guest will be Mrs. den Johnson, grandmother of the bridegroom, who will be coming from California. $24, i mm X t!ersd A y lk v 1 Nedra Nodaway Sets June Wedding Rites I btinfwr tbr siib.iett 1 Program for the evert was by Provo provided School's High Brows. s its ften bevkUdrnsg Rsil? Renee Cfiristensen, secretary; reporter; Adele Merrill, historian; Tess Bnerihoit, Installation parliamentarian. of officers was done by Elfie - gr' &r nwvf ixmre dealer tnai k Kidvei! ! tfce espens ti! Uk nsake irusukes Aftrf 12 jers and tfcausands of niites of travel into Use Suiiihwest Irora his hunw m Wtciuu. Kan , be confesses. 'I'm suli leafnint." A gensai fcsu Kidweii iiv-e- d m m his shop otc recent H afternoon We e."w s Sutmiied"5 Old Pawn' Navajo. Hopi or Zuru' PtTsiart ar American beginning Questions tor collector of Indian jewelry are ample nrM that he field is , installation uf new officers was held at that time. New officers far the coming .war are: Christa Jws, present; Norma BaJ the J jab Fa? en cottonpsiyesfer long dress for V I those lazy summer days. Short sleeves, elasticized bodice and a big full tiered skirt. Available in pretty floral prints; sizes i9 From 2CMI Budget Dresses. K Following their marriage the newivweds will reside in Orem. Bouffant Boom The "Bit Dress" is about the only thing these inflationary days foal prvtnises more for your money. Billowing slmes awl oouxfailt skirts ciMH!iiiicui . long-limbe- iadies d bat T.J 1 W7lfW Lilliputian lasses best bewarj. Stitchin' Time Summer Sweater Seis By Jady Love that's "Everywhere wear what we call a certain sweater and sleeveless shell duo it's the 5i 1 I 1 Rf&miWA cork wodgos oro perfect answer to light 'n livoly office buildings, hot city streets, picnics by the lake and sultry summer days that end with a cool evening breeze. Wear the pieces any way you like. Pair the pullover with shorts for a sun set. change into pants or a skirt for a city look and top it all with the cardigan for extra coverage. With so tricks, many you're sure to find this pair a constant summer companion The cardigan can be crocheted almost as fast as the sieeve'ess pullover because there are no difficult finishing touches. Since each has its own fashion advantage, you'll probably wear one even before you complete the other. You'll need one size G crochet hook and a soft,, quick-chang- Reg. 12,99. It's the fun shoe for summer. The snappy new cork wedge, complete with bouncy crepe sole. The soft uppers with heel straps are color-riofor summer in light green, light blue, white, camel or yellow. These shoes are perfect partners for casual or dress-u- p times. Sizes 5 to 9 and 10 medium. ZCMI Budget Shoes. e ht short-sleeve- summer-weigh- t X yarn like Buciila's Paradise, which com- skeins. We've es tn done this set in three colors. The soft pink background has peach and sky blue stripes. For a size 8. you'l! need 18 skeins of the main color and four skeins of each stripe color. Size 14 requires 24 skeins jlus seven each for the stripe colors. For easy instructions for crocheting sizes 8, 10. 12 and 14. pullover and cardigan, send 50 cents to Stitchin' Time, c o this newspaper. Radio City Station. i one-oun- Box 503, New York, N Y. 10019. Ask for leaflet No. S42! and be sure to enclose your name, address and zip code. Dear Judy Love: I've recently come across a pattern stating that I balls. Do you need six KNIT KNACKS x a : Easy sumrifcr dressing comes in the shape of a short- sleeved cardigan and sleeveless pullover set. Wear thorn InHiwiHiiollii Mior 4ra.6 rhnrir nr rl.l.. X v have any intormation that would tell me how to figure this in ounces? J. P.. North Carolina. Dear J F,: will find gram weight being used quite cften in needlework, instructions.'.' I think you'll find U following helpful in deter mining how many ounces of yarn you wiii need: 28 You ! grams-aporoximatel- ounce; y 40 lh However, when using IhA KmmnunU vim ,,. o.v Hiv . . , inn. it will have the gram weight on the band around the yarn. If you must use some other varn other than tiiC recommended one, be sure to Kim or rrocnet a swatcn i MiunruAt.iu Mijivr stiir ;.n is vui reel for proper fit Buying ' MmiafmmmmTtmi --- J V Jkfsi 1 ... Iff""T" 4 MUM Lma,. - f -.,,1, fI V. I ! i s ittttiiciav aeer crsiBMS wry, m phw I I r maH I tww! perf. 3.49. Fitted cotton knit pZ Vsorcomfabi;; washable S I si i I -- v t ' - r , r- terry sleepers .1.99 TVv 1 Y " " f ' fA -', I Jl 'J 1 f J I i y i I. P7 t '"rvi tf4ra r v .? t f 'fitfk :f v L1 S: .. X I y IX w t I -- 1 - 4, . U If r Changed Gmrerv V "V -i"-inim wiimiiinij i 1 "Jf - x x r, s V i X Xi 1 A J TAV. x. J I T r fyif iC J , - 'V V J- tCL w L'" x - ny k.y A- tVf tt . i I 1 n ;J k v w JFI J t 5535 t1f ""' U Tbvt I r t Vt? U V - , i ts r3s.;.fc? ... S . 7--- "V If Habits ' ' I;5 8 g 4 Vi ; . V' s ounces - ' - X A , " I 3 honnrs everywhere say they have changed their buying habits as a result of inflation and recession. Supermarkets are changing, too. Progressive Grocer's 42nd annual report on the grocery industry sees six trends, all of which pffect shopper in one way or another. Higher energy ousts get passed on in higher g.'otwy iniv.es. So djes shrinkage, the industry term for' peerage by customers and employes. The magazine feiwd it now accounts for one cent out of every dollar in sales. Stores are getting fewer dVIiveries from vendors and warehouses and less help from nvitifacturers, intruding smaller amounts of merchandising and display materia!, ftilfc allowances olfsrocl ?nd deals end 'allowances offered. In ,i nationwide study. 83 per cent of the chains poiied by the magazine foresee nits in the number o? items sicked in ioth st'Tp; "" ji',irc'VvJope 17 X.'5 S6 J Y STEPPING Big 1 fi it RECEPTION CENTER . 2 5 North Cenfer Sff ef ? reductions right new en infant items in ZCMI Budget Children's ail stores. Budget Children's, ail stores. Boby's Cbfhing end pert. 2,49 in Dastels ar.d nrinf. 1 30 if perf. 99 waterproof pants H X uo-v-- 3n items fsr the little Gitos ; reg. 14 to 56 dicpor sets for 0 to IS rTtuntl.s; 2.6? ta 3.99 Misceilaneoy items Specials from Curity reg. 3.99 birdseye southdown 3 per cvttemcr; 3.29. daiper shirts; 69' reg, 89s 1.09 shirt; 69". reg. b9' woslicbths; 49'. reg. reg. 289' dribbls bib - 2 per pk. terryvinyl; 275'. $6 acrylic crib blanket in baby soft post&Is; 4,49, reg. 3.50 diaper slackers with aborted trims, pasts!s; 2,49. to reg. 3.50 baby carry-al- l take baby wish vou: 2.49. rftg. slip-o- I n sncp-frot- it i3vJ? Sprmg Open fosse I frcr ?i T UKt AND W Sivdi Are Owr Btsr:sss CCKN: OPEH IC TO S DAY AND FRiDAf, OTHER SHOPPING DAYS 10 TO 6: COTTONWOOD, VALLEY FAIR AND UNIVERSITY MAIL: (PZH 13 TO 3 WClKLv.YS, fTUI?0AY 10 TO 6 ft (!- - :oi! ul!ci dia!fej ar area li of Uh: 51'. ?s. I'ii w Pfovs, Orem. 7:: fXC-5pri.iSiia 374 S73I, Lsgsi City 723 CI53 sijewKeir 11 Utah 1 800 662 ?535. 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