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Show WHAT E WORLD! .... .irj.:.--.-.Tf..-r-.":.- Money Talks Insiders say thot one very important reason why Brigitte Bardat marriecL31-yea--otGunther Sachs was monJ&erraon-industriali- d . st ey. Not that she needs any; she's worth .$ 5jnilli0n-Bijt-ai-34- T Brigitfe was tired of fortune hunters a man of substance at her side, Gunther definitely qualifies; fmr assets total $40 million. and-wante- Brigifie and Guniher Teacher Gets Good Marks "Its a long way from Erick, time, but composer-singe- r. Miller made has the Roger jump. He says his credit.-'She told me English teacher deserves-soroeof-t- he I had talent," he recalls. "She started a fire in me. A teacher can do that." Okla.r to the high-scho- A Nobel for Walt? A movement has started in South America to givea prestigious JMobelfeace Prize-i- o movie Tycoon Walt DisneyrThe-fcacers ask: what other person has given so much to ol - k wholesome-BTrtertainme- nt so many millions of people for so long? Waif Disney Football Facts Mere's a quiz for the second Sunday of have the professional footbaWeagtje wars. contributed the most players to NFL rosters? Answer: total ineups at the start of the '66 season showed 22 former Notre Dame players; 16 from Michigan State; 5. from the University of Southern California; 4 from the University of Wiseach from Ohio State and Louisiana. State; 12 consin; from Illinois; each from Maryland and Georgia; 10 each from Mississippi, Oklahoma, Georgia Tech. L. Hats-Ar- Hot A e- loolroHhe-f- dl fashion showings makes one fact clear hats are hot. Main reason: the kids have taken to wearing chapeaux, although in years past they wouldn't be caught dead in headgear. One (Q) hat-indust- executive ry happily this on today's hairdos. ''Current coiffures," he says," "are compatible with haisThe bouffants and pompadours of five years ago, on theother hand, greatly discouraged hat wearing." "blames" FOR A FALL VACATION There's magic in an Oregon fall! Refresh yourself in crisp, clear days and cool nights. oiNewllngland'' colors against dark evergreen forests. Thrill to great scenic wonders mighty spectacles created by nature! Watch tTtyarlcening flights as some 7,000,000 ducks, geese and swans come in to the Klamath Basin refuges. Allow time in your visit for the action of rodeos, fishing, riding, hiking,jockhounding, exploring, golfing or city attractions; Seacoast fun awaits along 400 miles of the Pacific's shore. Talce advantage ormany"off-seaso- n of comfortable rmesrpTen and hundreds of modern camping spots accommodations, Helmet cap for college girls Enjoy-autumn'sipIas- hes i This Fall, relax in a " 1 State of excitement. ..OREGON Send for Your Free Copy of Oregon's Fall Vacation Folder. Write fo: travel Information Room 68 Salem, Oregon 97310 ' Family Weekly- - Tft Nswipaptr Magazfno September 18, 1966 LEONARD S. DAVIDOW ROBERT FITZGIBBON President ) MORTON FRANK Publisher ARDEN EiDELl WALTER C. DREYFUS PHILLIP DYKSTRA Editor-in-Chie- .Managing Editor Art Director Senior Conwultant iTHE VrHAGGERTY Eastern Advertising M anager . JUSSEU L SPARKS Western Advertising Manager FAMILY WEEKLY, INC. All rights raMrvtd - Senior Editor x MELANIE 0E PROFT Food Editor JACK RYAN 1966, - Rottlyn Abrevoya, Bob Gaines, Harold A. London; rear J. Opponhoimor, Hollywood. Advertiilna rfflt.tr 405 Pork Avo., Now York 10022; 179 N. Michigan Av7 General Moron Bldg., Detroit 4(202; 3670 Wilthire Chicago 60601 Blvd., lot Angeles MOOS; 235 Montgomery St., San Francisco 94014 ' tdirorial office: 405 Park Aye., Now York 10021 Production efflcoi 1727 S. Indiana Ave., Chicago 60616 X, |