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' « • •• • - - • • • • AAA i H i i i • • . j' ! THE OBSERVE t ECCENTRIC Femininit By 5HIRLEE IDEN ^Fashion should reflect an attitude, not an age, says Charles Glueck, fashion coordinator. Glueck, vice-president of Jonathan Logan, was in the area recently to moderate a fashion show of Scene II designs, the company's latest adaptations of French fashion. # '^"There's a new mood of femini- IflUv." Glueck said. s * i • • ''Females haven : t done enough ne- •dently to be news, say like in Paris. •1 ll "The -1 Jesses, "There's a definite return to to showing your legs." , Shearer is 5 graduated PLYMOUTH- Navy Airman William H. Shearer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shearer Jr., 13181 Drury Lane, recently graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center. Orlando. Fla Shearer is scheduled to report to aviation electronics technician school j in Millington, Tenn. Pvt. Berridge finishes basic PLYMOUTH- Army Pvt. David J. Berridge. son of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest W. Berridge and husband of Oiarlene Berridle. 496 Irvin. recently completed eight weeks of basic combat training at Ft. Kndx, Ky. Cruz cruises " in the Pacific PLYMOUTH—Navy Fireman Apprentice Anthony B. Cruz, son of Mrs. Jane Cruz of 8553 Deere reek Lane, Plymouth, will begin deployment in the western Pacific as crewman on the U.S. Seventh Fleet's transport dock ship, the USS Dubuque. CARPET STEAM CLEANERS Thuredw. lnutfY 16, 1975 y makes on coordi DOES his scouting in the fashion centers of the Scene 11 is aimed at adapting m n into moderate priced versions for the average woman. The dresses shown at Hudson's Northland were in the $40 to $50 price range. Glueck describes Paris' latest look as the "lose look." . He forecasts a return to the easy chemise and called it a "naive chem- 'ise.r* j, Strong stress was placed on twopiece outfits, both long and short, which Glueck said made sense for mixing and matching. Lots of long beads and the shorthaired curly look are part of what he termed "the nostalgia of the 1920s seen'.today on Paris streets." "CLOTHES SHOULD v not be serious," he said. The dresses shown were a little longer. kll knee-covering, many were flounced with ruffles and most were seasonless fabrics, many washable. A few with a trasting print • f > i, "N of the chemises were shown blouse underneath in a Conor solid; bloomed in small easy dresses, some Lots of floi prints on in empire Colors were dusty hues right out of the past in pinks, greens and blues. Peplums popped out of some versions. "YOU'LL SEE lots of shirts on shirts," Glueck said. "All are part of a dress-down, dress-up way o? fashion." Fabrics were washable and fluid, and panne velvet was featured in several Little shirt I tops are designed to wear with anything. Party pajamas, the choir boy shirt, peasant blouses and* embroidery are all Dart of today's fashion. lack is piece look is Glueck said. eautiful. and the twor >w all over the world." In all. the new clothes reflect a return to femirtity. an addition to the sportswear in today's woman's wardrobes \ They're engaged Sand-Purcell Mrs. Wilma Sand of Ridgewood Drive, Plymouth, and Darrel R. Sand of Okemos, announce the engagement of their daughter, Deborah Lea, to Russell William Purcell, soni of Mrs. Margaret Purcell and Edwin Purcell, both of Saginaw. The bride-elect is a 1972 graduate of Alma College and is working on a master's degree in horticulture at West Virginia University. Her fiance graduated in 1969 from Western Michigan University, where he majored in mathematics, and is employed as an engineer by Schlumberger Well Services, Inc., in West Virginia. No wedding date has been set. Fox-Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Fox of Hartsough Avenue. Plymouth, announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret Anne, to William D. Kurtz of Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kurtz of Monroe. The brideelect is a recreational therapist in the state technical institute and rehabilitation center in Plainwell and her fiance is a metallurgist employed by Commonwealth Associates in Jackson. Both are 1974 graduates of Michigan State University. They plan to be married April 12 in St. Andrew Episcopal Church of Ann Arbor, with the Rev. Gordon Jones officiating. Registered ' Pharmacist | On Doty Government Approved J V „ Drugs mghfield-Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Rod Highfield, former Plymouth residents now serving ^Tanzania 'with the Africa Inland Mfasion, announce the engagement Of their daughter, Linda, to Matt Hancock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hancock of Lotz Rood, Plymouth. The bride-elect is a 1974 graduate of Plymouth High School and a student at Anderson College in Anderson, Ind. Her fiance graduated from Plymouth Ugh in 1973 and works for Associated Carpenters. No wedding date has been set. NORTHVILLE'S JJouie , (formerly Hair Sanctuary) 135 E.CAPY ST. of Styfe, SENl6h CITIZENS TUES. A WED SHAMPOO, SET &OML •5 00 Red Ken vftaAwU 348-9130 CRAFT CLASSES in • DRIED FLOWERS • FRUIT ARRANGEMENT • MACRAME • BREAD DOUGH ART and all the Latest Crafts Call SUE J M ' for reservation 403-3958 COMFORTABLE! Every day comfort, i t's impossible to achieve in time of sadness, but we do our best - through homelike facilities and neighborly concern — to put families as much at ease as the circumstances allow. J.UJILL unenai-Motne 3 7000 SIX MILS ROAD EWnarW. Cngcl. mgr. M14IN 25450 PLYMOUTH MOAD Ralpti E. Baoal. mgr. S9S-3722 4412 LIVIRNOIS Robert W. Oolong. mgr. M4-I7M 00000IH099* 198 2 5 9 II hrrr IHscounl 1-h t*—ry loCCtp SI JOSEPH U*«M IM CM MM •t*. > • rv • tolaidv, tolaid-. / 510 Ann Arbor Road Plymouth* 455-2100 4 PINK AND GREEN chiffon gown stresses the loose, soft look. " n STRETCH & SEW HAS EVERYTHING YOU COULD POSSIBLY .YxNI yNEED FOR SEWING KNIl/ASHIONS t Stretch & Sew is a new world of fashion ihi
i - -• - — - - "**t *++•*.* W**r. r*-+* •**\y ,*» i)- «)»»•'• «••*\« w o* > . .-••- .v A •.. * v v»" ' • ••.—•- A % \ v : ! 1- ' It. 1975 THE OBSERVER fc ECCENTRIC (R I1A.W.G 9A)» I All sizes All styles ; LAIR EL FIKSITIRE THE ftPCCIACTY SHOP FOR THAT Special Man PANTS 27-60 SHIRTS 1414-20 igiiikir, ~ i MITT PLYMOUTH » w S S >o • * M PROBLEM PREGNANCY Call Us For Help 883-2100 i Catholic Social Services of Wayne County DIAMOND SETTERS & JEWELERS SEE YOUR GEM SET WITH PRECISION CARE! Traditional and Unusual Engagement and Wedding R ings WfoarteMtee Mew settings lor your gems are our speciality A tine selection of Ladies and Gents Rings ' , 15271 Fsnetaftea M. Lhrtita. Michigan 427-3640 Cornf ot 5 Mtfa Rd Why Pay More H . U i . l X M M - - ! PEEL-OFF MASK MR. AND MR8. GEOFFREY GORDON MUODOWSKI (Deborah Jeanne Soggs) " Deborah Jeanne Soggs and Geoffrey Gordon Miodowski exchanged rings made toy the bridegroom's father when they were united in marriage tn a recent ceremony in the Mth District courtroom in Westland. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Soggs of Bison Avenue, Westland. and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley MiodowsU of N. WUdwood Avenue, Westland, are the couple's parents. District Judge Michael Bradley performed the ceremony. The hride wore sn ankle-length white cotton dress with a line print in purple. WKh it) she wore a wide-brim- Debbie Barchus, Neil Swanger wed I Debbie Barchus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Barchus of Marquette Avenue, Garden City, became the bride of Neil Swanger in a recent ceremony in the Church of Christain Unity in Westland. [ The bridegroom is the son of the Ret. and Mrs. Carl Swanger of Chilliprthe, Ohio. Ifre bridegroom's father officiated for the evening ceremony and the bride's father gave her in marriage. She wore a'floor-length A-line satin dress trimmed with lace and pearls, tier veil was fingertip-length and she tarried red roees. j; Mrs. Judy Romanowski of Gaylord, Mich., sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Her dress was floor-length green satin with cape sleeves, and she carried a single white rose. Mrs. Linda Wood of Garden City, another sister, served as bridesmaid, and the flower girls were Kathy and Sheri Wood of Garden City. They wore red and white dresses. : Assisting the bridegroom were the bride's brothers, Dan Barchus of of Garden Qty, as best man, and Don Barchus Ohio, as usher, following the ceremothe Garden Qty home ny was hekl in of Mr . and Larry Wood The traveled around ONo for their They will make their in Clrcleville, Ohio, where both are students at Circleyille Bible College MRS. NEIL SWANGER (Debbie Barchus) PEO to celebr founder's day ate Two Founders' Day Celebrations are planned by area members of.PEO, na- Why Pay More! FANCY CREME FACIALSH b Y * * a Factor x philanthropic and educational for women. Plymouth PEO members are planning to attend an observance scheduled Friday, Jan. 17, in Westminster Presbyterian Church in Ann Arbor and sponsored by the Reciprocity Bureau, made up of Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti chapters. The program will begin at 2 p.m. and continue until 4 p.m. Detroit area chapter members will gather in the Dearborn Inn Saturday, Jan 25 for a Founders' Day luncheon with Frank Caddy of Greenfield village as the speaker Caddy, vice president for administration and treasure of the village and Henry Ford museum, will speak on "Greenfield Village Update." The luncheon begins at 12:15 p.m. ^ , . . votes are spoken med white hat, and purple velvet ribbon bapded the hat and circled her waist. She carried purple-tipped white carnations with baby's breath. . Mrs. Mary Norton of Westland, aunt of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a beige dress accented with brown flowers. The best man was Buddy Smith of Westland. After a reception in the home of the bridegroom's parents, the couple went to northern Michigan for their honeymoon. The bridegroom, a 1974 graduate of John Glenn High School, is Serving in Center open at Schoolcraft The Women's Resource Center at Schoolcraft College is open for business once more after being closed for the holidays. Located in Bradner <strong>Library</strong>, the center provides women on campus and in the co<strong>mmunity</strong> with information, referrals and counseling. It also has programs on education, employment, volunteer work, family living, personal growth activities and women's changing roles and alternatives. The center is open daily Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.. It is also open Thursday from 7- 9 p.m. Delta Zeta host children Western Wayne county alumnae of Delta Zeta sorority will host a party for young children of the Northville Rehabilitation Center on Thursday. Jan. 16. Members are asked to meet at Northville State Hospital, building K at 7 p.m. Those planning to attend should contact Mrs. Betty Loftus. 18686 Parklane, Livonia. the U. S. Navy and stationed in Orlando, Fla. His wife, graduating from John Glenn in February and employed by the Observer k Eccentric newspapers advertising department, plans to join him after he is transferred to Great Lakes Naval Base next month. EDDINGS BUFFETS OF OVER ."Ml HOT & Mill) ITEMS 54.95 477-2686 CORDOBA R i m t R W T lUMIMI MWIIIHS HIH MP III 21*1 . 7MILE & M1D0LEBELT ftOBV'S SHOES isZ2t£&S!fr"' RED' A SfUCT OtOUF Of TEIN SHOES BASS WRJUNS, BANDOUNOS, SBICCA AND FAMOIARE REG. $27 NOW $12.99 "FOR THE HARD TO FIT FOOT" We carry women's shoes 4V4-12 AAA through EE Widths 352-0442 C TEL-TWELVE MALL MOST CHARGE CARDS HONORED WINDOW DECOR UNIQUE NEW LOOK WITH A Sliding ponels odd o touch oI elegonca to large window area*. Styles range from contemporary to French provincial and offer a completely different look for doorwalli and picture window*. Stop in one of our showrooms or coll for free Some estimate, let us show you some beautiful window treatments with sliding panels. v « Telegraph al 12 Mil* RY WHIr C0SME mm n *y Wfc m •Mi- «*.at mm& •v........ HONEY WHIP MEIJER THRIFTY ACRES - 45001 FORD RD. AT CANTON CENTER RD. I Jl' " i r r i r m r r n i g i r n r a i .AJLLJLJU ummmmm Women to see r cooking display Churc Holden of the Detroit Edison provide a cooking demonstraa meeting of the Livonia City 's Gub Thursday, Jan. 16 at 2 St. Paul United Presbyterian 27475 Five Mile, Livonia. Tea, and a social hour are at 12 noon with members asked to bring a sandwich. Coffee and dessert will be served. Hostesses for the day are Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. James Burke, Claude Stevens, Mrs. James tnd Mrs. Melvin Guthrie. HlJTTER HOP INC. What a \Lirr+ VVLO | ! Now $ 3l Only $119.95 during our"lt pays 1 M2J7 T^rop*. SSJ-iSIl In Hw lowon VMaf• c»nt»< NORTH: r- » rT 24400 Horpx, St. Cl««. Sli.ni t A j I: m-*»w SEMI-ANNUAL A great zig-zag machine with 7 interchangeable stitches, many other sew-easy conveniences. Carrying case or cabinet extra. Reg. $149.95 258 SALE 40% 1 N ON A SELECT GROUP OF FOOTWEAR ALL SALEfe FINAL > KENDALLWOOD CENTE 12 Mile A Farmington fids. • Farmington Hills Also! First time evarl $65 OFF reg. price with carrying case or cabinet. The FUTURA II* sewing râchine. With an exclusive 2-way sowing surface. Flips instantly from flat to in-the-round sewing!- * 920 SINGER Sewing Centers and participating Approved Dealers. Po* «we i SEWING MACHINES. •A Tredemerk ot TH£ SINGE A COMPANY
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