| Show F'"lliifl'!ttJfaiH-il- Tedi Thurman Creates Interest in Weather t - Red-Haire- i i d sex in my voice I suppose" said Tedi as she dipped her eyelashes "Southern girls gen Tedi Thurman stacks up if that to half-mahave voices They sexier is the word as the only weather erally have a kind of languid quality broadcaster who actually affects They're not in a hurry know sends She them temperatures what I mean?" climbing NO MONOPOLY IN SOUTH Miss Thurman a Midville Ga Still confessed Miss Thurman peach with a voice like runny ice delivers the the South does not have a monopcfeam is the gal who Radio's NBC on weather patter oly on sexy cities "Almost all the ''Monitor" She has been known cities are a little sexy" she said as "Miss Monitor since June "But some are more sexy than 1955 when the weekend show was others" "Now you take uncorked weather-spielers a lovely sound You can While most of breath You can lots it Miss Thurman give deal in prediction more inflection than lots it deals one better She give goes them or Detroit Newark in promise you canj say "Well yes there is a kind of Los Angeles is another sexy - By WILLIAM EWALD NEW YORK (UP)— Red-haired st j c f -s ' 'J V name Generally if you can string the name out it sounds more Sexy p "The same things goes for numbers A temperature of '50 is not nearly as sexy as '49' or 79' And of course 102 is the end" Conditions vary too said Miss Thurman "A very unsexy conditions is 'clear' she pointed out "What can you do with 'clear'? But (og' is a wonderful word and I just love 'thunderstorm " 'Partly cloudy' I like better than 'cloudy" I don't know whether it's sexier it's just that it gives me more to say" FORMER MODEL Miss Thurman The a former model is the frequent recipient of letters inspired by the come-hithe- r vaDors she expells "They ask me to marry them and things like that" she said vagueld ly "One fellow in Canada wires flowers to me and lire's another guy who writes i&fchree times a week Air mail social delivery — this has been g4y£g on for ei£Qt '$ months now "One farmer la iTexas who laid he didn't wanted to marry care if he ever saiv me— he was aboul ty voice" just Aside from protisalsr there are other compensations in her job said Miss Thurrrati: She is permitted occasional!?' to ad lib Perwas a haps her favorite ftg-linsign-of- f that wenf 1 s St Louis "Dallas 82 cleitfc and 84 party cloudy contrary to public opinioismy own temperature is 986" '! THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- 3C R JUNE 20 UTAH THURSDAY EVENING OGDEN 1957 the international express trains on Danube steamers and on highways leading to Vienna Dressed in blue uniforms the Vienna Hopes to See Many Tourists -- stewardesses will give all information on Vienna to inquiring tourists They will book a tourist his hotel room buy tickets for concerts or drinking places or tell him the things he "must" see during his stay However a swarm of tourists to Vienna may create some accommodation problems There are only 14000 beds available in Vienna's first second and third-clahotels There are six camping grounds Serve With Udmplings The large luxury hotels on the chickwith capital" Serving dumplif-gTo improve travel conditions Ringstrasse were occupied by Aladd onions en or beef stew? troops during the occupation carrots parsnips :if you like this year the city tourist office lied had to be restored before and who stewardesses them) and celery- and omit po-m has introduced on visitors will welcome foreign they could be put into service i tatoes e VIENNA (UP) — Vienna expects a record number of f oreign tourists this year say spokesmen of the city's tourist bureau This will be the second tourist season since the departure of Allied and Soviet troops from Austrian soil following the signing of the Austrian treaty here in May 1955 Before then Vienna was located in a Soviet zone which discouraged many foreign tourists from visiting the "waltz ss f Tn : - - - a 'ft r- feel more refe r ' - an n jJ ( I The new bride is a daughter of Mrs Kenneth Roberts of Clearfield and the late Mr Roberts Parents of the bridegroom are Mr and Mrs J Fred Barlow 3555 Adams Ave Friday evening the young coureception ple was honored at aLDS Stake in the North Davis House They received friends and relatives before an arch trimmed with Esther Reed daisies and flanked on each side by bouquets of stocks and daisies Tall baskets of pink and white peonies were at each end The bride was attractively original gowned in a creation of - lace and tulle fashioned with- fitted bodice long lace sleeves and square neckline Billowing flounces of ruffled net were enhanced by a scalloped bouauet College Showboat Prepares for Trip students of the college recreate the riverboat days by presenting ence will slip away from shore to begin its annual tour to recapture the memories of a bygone era The Majestic owned by Hiram College will spend the summer cruising rivers in Ohio Kentucky West Virginia and Indiana presenting entertainment popular decades ago During the tour professors and Store Egg Whites Store leftover egg whites in a tightly covered jar in the refrigerator and you can hold them for a week to 10 days J w" w i Z JT H¥ 1 iff & ' ' 0 lib n C? 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