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THREE PICTURES, two of

Murray in a ewartime comedy about troubles in Washington. The show plays at the Belmont, Speedway and Strand, beginning Sunday. 5 In the more serious line fis

The show, starring Loretta Young, is playing today at the Irving and opens

Sunday at the St. Clair and Uptown. ® = = BELMONT Through Saturday: “Too

Many Husbands” and ‘“Bedtime Story.” CINEMA—Through Saturday: “Miracle of Morgan's, Creek” and “Dangerous Blondes.” DAISY—Through tomorrow: “Cry Havoc” and “Week-End Pass.

DRIVE. IN—"“Cover Girl” and “Chance of a Lifetime.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Jack ndon” and “The Heat's On.”

EMERSON ‘The Sullivans” and “Timber Queen.” Tomorrow through Saturday: “Slightly Dangerous” and “Irene.” ESQUIRE—Through Friday:

“Miracle of Morgan's Creek’

and ‘Lady Takes a

FOUNTAIN SQUARE — Through Priday: “Trocadero” and ‘Song of Russia.” GARFIE ‘LD-—Through tomorrow: “39 Steps” and “Here Comes Kelly.”

GRANDA— “Passage to Marseille” and

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h tomorrow: “Cry ht Scandals.” ORIENTAL amary Gur” and ‘Charlie rough saturday: “The Sullivans” and ampus Rhythm.”

PARKER Vivacious Jadyh and ne Baurday: Presenting hy Mars: us ‘Government Girl."

REX—Through tomorrow: “In Our Time" and “Falcon Strikes Back.” RITZ—Through Saturday: vans” and ‘Yanks Ahoy." RIVOLI—* ‘Penny Serenade” and “Fifth Avenue Girl.” Tomorrow through Sunday: * ‘Standing Room Only” and “Rationing.” ST. CLAIR~—Thro! ing” and “Womas! of the SANDERS‘ ‘Lifeboat’ and wElondiks Tomorrow through Saturday: ks the Spot” and “Western

RIDAN—'"In Our Time” and “Prisco Kid.” = Tomorrow through Saturday: “Talk of the Town" and “You Were Never Lovelier. SPEEDWAY— Woman of the Town” and “Henry Aldrich—Boy Scout.” Tomorrow Sarah Saturday: “Gung Ho” and “Chip Off the Old Block.” STA TE. Through tomorrow: “Lady Bodyguard” and “Priorities on Parade.” STRAND Through Saturday: “Ratione ing” and ‘Trocadero.’ STRATPFORD-—-Through tomorrow:

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Shall Escape” and “Shantytown.” TACOMA — Through tomorrow: “Flight Lieutenant” and “You Were Never Lovelier."” TA LBOTT—Through Saturday: ‘Purple Heart’, snd “Miracle of Morgan's LL tomorro “Gung and “Pind the Blackm adler.” UPTOWN= Through Saturday: ‘“‘Rationing” and “Woman of the Town. VOGUE-—Through Saturday: a Sulllvans” and “Hi Good Looki - Through Satur Ee Bag Girl” and “The Falcon Strikes Back.” DOWNTOWN ALAMO-—Through tomorrow:

“Corvette K-235" and “Banjo on My Knee." AMBASSADOR— ‘Men on Her Mind” and “Lady in the Deathhouse.” Tomorrow through Saturday: ‘Song of Russia” and e Heat's On.”

SET PIANO RECITAL HERE FOR SUNDAY

A piano recital will be given at 3 n. m. Sunday in the D. A. R. chapi) house by the pupils of Mabelle endleman.

Those playing during the concert will be:

Stephanie SBormane, Mrs. Sormane, Sandra Green, Marilyn Thomas, Carol Hare lan, Loretta Siegel, Dorothy Johnson, Gary Willlamson, Patricia Louise Steep, Elizabeth Ann Johnson, Sandra Messick, Donna Jovine, Marilyn Edwards, Barbara Kryter, Milton Ouppy, Nancy Stuart, Lots Jean Watts, Joan Morgan, thryn Ward, Raymond Vurpillat, Carolyn artman, Norma Taylor, Marre Hopper, Alma gerald, Molly Cohen, Geraldine Zuckerberg, Gerda Kornfeld, Phyllis Harreld, Carol Pitzroy, Sue Ann Yaver, Betty Brannen, Doris Whicker, Charlotte er Rike, Jean Zuckerberg, Marilyn Flemin Kathryn Wright, Mary Dahl,

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Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Puyear, will

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"WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1984

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Stewed mixed fruits (12 1b. diced). Hot whole wheat cereal (4 servings). Toast and homemade jam . slices). Cheese souffle (3% 1b. cheese—5 red points, use 2%). Tossed lettuce salad (1 small head, garlic dressing). Rye wafers (1 small pkg.). Ambrosia (3 bananas, 8 large oranges, grated fresh coconut— remainder from Thurs.). Dinner Boiled smoked tongue (see recipe; reserve about % for Bat. and Sun.). Creamed new potatoes (1% Ibs. potatoes, 1% ¢. med. white sauce). Fresh asparagus salad (1 1b. asparagus, cooked, chilled, served on lettuce leaves with tart mayonnaise). Bread (8 slices). Chilled baked custard with maple sirup. Ice-box cookies. ” » - Boiled smoked tongue: 4 Ibs. smoked tongue, 3 branches celery, 1 whole carrot, 1 small onion, § whole black peppers, 3 whole cloves, 1 small bay leaf. Cover tongue with cold water. Let water come to boil, drain off and cover tongue again with cold water. Add remaining ingredients. Cover; simmer about 3 to 4 hours. Lift tongue from liquid, plunge into cold.water to cool slightly, then remove and discard skin and roots at base. Return tongue to liquid and let it remain until serving time. (Water in which tongue is cooked may be | used for cooking vegetables.) Serve! with hot sqyory sauce,

Breakfast To Honor 8th Graders

A breakfast at the Riviers club will follow the 8 a. m. communion mass tomorrow for the 74 members

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Brosnan, received a four-year scholarship to St. Agnes academy based on the highest grades.

Club Elects Three

Mrs. H. K. Fatout was chosen to head the Past Presidents’ club of the seventh district, Indiana Federation of Clubs, at a recent luncheon meeting in Holliday park. Other new officers are Mrs. W. D. Keenan, secretary, and Mrs. R. O. McAlexander, treasurer.

AIDS HEALING HELPS NEW SKIN FORM a eoocta Miner Buss, Cuts. Wounds.

». » - Hot savory sauce: 4 e¢. plum butter or jelly, % ec. combined] water and tongue liquid, dash salt, | 2 tsps. prepared horseradish. Combine ingredients, heat and pour over slices of hot tongue.

Recital Booked

Miss Darlyn Puyear, daughter of

sing on the program to be given] by the piano pupils of Mrs. Ear] A. Thomas June 15 at the D. A. R.! Mrs, William R. Sieber is Miss Puyear’'s instructor.

4-H Units to Meet

The Mars Hill 4-H club will meet at, 10 a. m. tomorrow at the school | and the Flackville 4-H club will | meet at 1 p. m. at the Flackville| school. Nineteen girls were pledged by each group at recent meetings.

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