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~ JACKPOT, Nev. (AB) —
AS. she has done 56
'_ times . before,.. Judy. Lynn

- Moved on.stage, all comet”
garb and gilttér, and reigned. :

‘for45 minutes. ;
‘But this’ tlme she had.a

- different’ message for a
 Saturdaynight: - gambling *

~ casino crowd:

"'" “]'ty retiring. Nov; 15 will

‘be my last show. After 25

~ years on the road, 2% million |
“mnlles, the al’ bod has had it.

With. the deftness of a
practised’ professional, she

sings, jokes; yodels and’

* Wisecracks her way through
alshow -at Cactus Pete's
casing in this bustling little
-Nevata ‘gambling town,
Tearing aha: has : heen. a

ena. She says she tried
ide ears to. get. tothe top,.
it and found there was
“nothibg there
She and. her’ tro

_ averaged 150,000-kd ee

a year, hitting = .fust about |
every rodeo in the Pacific

Northwest, Nerth. Dakota w

ond: Montana. '

_ She’ has ‘nown’ ‘ups and

“downs but for the last. 10

years it has been mostly ups,

after ‘she hit bottom when

time in-‘Nawhville. *’
Mies. Ayan.

Humble. start
breeds sucoess

‘id growing up in thi
» Erle. shoreline community.

‘Now; the ieee ‘woman
’ has turned. her recreation
_ into a booming’ business

employing’ home sewers: td
and -

preduce canvas bags
| clothes 0 -for.. her cottage in-
tl .

“ME idu’t, enw the dif-
_ ference between, . iholemle cap in May.
ean ane said in in rae

* started last year.

- Then, . he modest ‘in:

j ventory sold in two days...
Now she predicts she'll. soon

: of

- “SaaS teenetehenceth

FAT

© be ‘doing a $40,-000-a-month
> retail busiriess.

Despite the heady sunceas
her enterprise, .
-Stephens clearly remembers
. her humble start sewingibed |
, comforters.in mapa

CAT.

‘BEVERLY HILLS, cau

* (AP) — Iris Johnson cried

and flash bulbs popped, but
Seymour, winner of the
competition at the chic
Beverly Hills. Hotel, merely
- looked confused as he ‘was
awarded $15,000 and a-star-
_ving role in a television ad.
. But then, it's not every day
that a cat from Sauk Rapids,
Minn., travels to Hollywood
and wins a meow-off.: ¢
The eight-year-old white
‘Persian entered in the Meow
Mix Contest by Earl and Iris
Johnson, on Wednesday was
found to have the best meow
in America in: balloting by
blindfolded . celebrities Vie
Tayback .' Alice,
Christopher i of
’ Trapper John, M.D., Quinn

‘Cummings i Family and |:

comedian Ruth Buzzi. -

A total of 670,000 feline en- |
‘submitted | -

‘traits weré

through ads on cat food
boxes, said company of-
ficials, The finallsts were
chosen through a drawing.
Po veebennbantites SSS ERT

‘ an

ryt, 4, ‘hag’ ‘been ‘doing

| that: Sgines | she waa a:

ve we prefers

she tiled to breal: into the big
who bas

an “centre ‘for the. "hired people.
ne Rowse Creek Canvas Co, she. Lape

nent: :

os gaid, recounting the earlier
“months ‘of -chaos and

oe :

“tera ar born and bred in -

TORONTO (CPI. It must -
“be one of fashion’ & best kept
“geet els, | -

Keeping the ‘distineliye:

erinkde" in. indian * vation: ,

eo ah: sited he tae dresses, skirts and blouses Is -
Bue Naabville wasn't ime | "9 thing = you Just wis

-and store — but putting: all
those magical’ crinkles there ©
in. the first: Place I is a whole.
-other' story. - =;

Coal; crinkle cottans fro
‘India: are ‘one’ of the
jner’s .- most “appealing “
fashions, -hut don’t, try. to.
. discover the secret process -
that’ makes them wrinkled. ..

David. Anderson,
‘wholesaler’ of -the: Southern «
- Comforts apparel .| cline ‘will
“only. ‘SAY: “phe” crinkle.
process is confidential, but I.
‘will, tell: yoU>:that Indian
‘ladies come in and semi-

 presged ‘with Judy Lynn, a
lot of other places were, She:
opened in 1958 at the Golden.
Nugget’ at’ Las. Vagas and ©.

played. 10 years. She has

been busy on the nightclub: .

rodeo circuit aver since. -

Three: of her songs made

the top-five country charts:

Footsteps .of a Fool, My
Father's Voice and The ©

Calm Before the Storm. |

: Miag Lynn's laat show will

be in-Reho. She's inviting’s

- Jot of celebrities to help her

She. wanted ‘to quit. the .

“4

Le ‘THE CRINKLE -
IS CONFIDENTIAL

BUMS

crinkle the fabric. .
“We then piake the ¢ inkle..
‘provess, per mine nhs. |

_ Whatever: the - ‘peérét,. in
dian cottons are one of the?
best. fashion, bets around. In:

“prices. fram’ about $W). for a
- sundress (o-$55 for. a. show-

“texpensive --
designer: ‘clothes.

' Baltes inade, “using: better.
igethe pret: :
“test, ‘colors. imaginable _ i
 Yose,‘cyclamen pink, indigo, °

‘quality, ‘gatto

ie and Yellow — the clothes
ofn with proper ac:
- gessorles:(in, other. words no

theatre, on

grind at-teast a year ago.
~ “Byt Tfound it isn't easy to
get out. ‘There are so many
. people depending on you.'’
_ Rather ‘than ‘discuss: the
years of -nightelub glitter, -
re to “talk: more
soberly about her future.
“She says she'found Jesus - .
“pine years ago and wants to.
cova her time to: Christan

one and. husband: “manager
John Kelly plan‘a: few: lazy -.
months at their Las Vegas.
home, Later, ‘stie’s talking *
about returning to their 120-
sere ranch at Broken Bow, -
‘ Okla: and ene. up a Bible:

‘she wakes up in the mofning,
_ She can't bear to look at her
‘paffy face in-the mirror.

By noon her appearance is
‘more acceptable, but her
wedding band refuses to
‘budge. fronvher finger when
~"ahe Washes the lunch dishes, ©

“Tt slips .off easily when
. dinner rolls around, but by
‘then her. feet are so badly
. swollen she can barely stand

- at the kitchen counter. -

- 3 While’ ‘she . is most -
distressed ‘by her’ constant

. physical’ discomfort, her

family’ is’ uperset - by: the

starling change in. her:

", peraonally, my : from fun-

o an easy'g ng to
lon aad e‘find irritable. .
' - She has: ctmplained: to her

doctor, but “her constant

railing in his office makes
him dread her visits. She is,
he thinks . privately, simply

_ difficult. .

In fact, she suffers from a

| music camp.’

Pleagure Satlors liked her.
handiwork and brought sails -
to be repaired and bags and
cushions to be’ sewn.

“I moved into my new

premises in Febraury (1978). cal probl fill ,
it was supposed to be just a physical P of fern afficting
canvas bag company, but I idiopathic edema.
threw clothes in and opened = "Phe most obvious physical

“symptom ‘— a general
feeling ‘of being swollen — is ~
Pie by most women

A tit nae

“T sold out in two days, 1
5. 9 ving madly, J. had

Six months later, . she had. But women: with idopathic °
- two full-time employees and. edema experiénce the symp-
’ between 10 and 20 cottage-in- toms on af least one-third of
dustry sewers working in ‘the days of any month over
- thelr own homes. ‘many years; ‘occurring even
“emerged in Sep- after the ovaries -have been

tember," she said, “It (the ~ remoyed surgically or after .

business) had taken off. I menopause.
was amazed."’ i “Lthink alot of women put
She's learning to adjust to \P with it without realizing
‘the role of employer. there: is an. identifiable

imedical problem,"* said Dr?
Ralph McKendry, chief of
-the metabolism and en-
docrinology ‘division al
Ottawa's Civic Hospital. —

witiThings seemileoo-get
slicker, more efficient,” she

disorganization.

“In the cottage: industry,
- you can increase your output
. fast, just by increasing the.’
number. of sewers. Your
overhead doesn’t go up.” ~

‘swollen, - women" with
idiopathic edema experience
‘nervous tension, irritability
and aggressive behavior. ;

‘iment has
ebb and flow’.

OTTAWA (OP): ~ ‘When

‘In addition. to feeling

“hey
ficulty. concentrating, “poor

memory, blurred vision,
headaches, aches and pains,

menstrual irregularities, and ,

"fatigue.

*MeKendry said ‘that aul-
ferers typically gain two or <
hetween
morning and evening: on’ at’:

more... pounds

least 10 days a. month.

Swelling seen. in the:
cheeks,, forehead and jowls =
.-in the wiorning decreases

. through ‘the day, but’ hands,
’ feet and trunk become more

swollen. Rings and shoes fee]:

tighter at bedtime: |
‘The shift -in- swelling is

apparently in response ta

Bravity ad -retained . water,

the source ‘of .the swelling,
moves downward throughout

‘the day,
_Why some women. ‘petain

water often accounting for. :

20 pounds extra weight —
excessive} amounts: “and

sulfer idiopathic edema ib a

mystery. .

-Not all: ‘pulferers. “appear
swollen, : they: may “simply
feal swollen. |

The onset may be gradual '

or sudden, Treatmn
long-terth’* and? 3 eae

ohelrs: Pang relies

e amount of water relained
by increasing the “urine

output -and ‘limiting sugars,”
carbohydrates and galt in the —

diet.

Some women may require
“psychotherapy and sedatives
to help them through par-

‘tieularly rough times, since ©

fhe symptoms of idiopathic
edema.ean ebb and flow.

It can begin at any age, but
‘mast afflicted women are in
their 20s. and 40s. It rarely
persists past 60.

TEETH TREATED

About $4 billion is spent”

each’ year. in the United.

States for treatment of tooth -

_ aeeay..

a: produ
“Guanajuato.state 260 miles
“porthwest of ‘Mexico City, .

stopping harem pants. they ~ perennial.

vmake twice-the fashion Sense |.
ol

--. collard greens.’ .
How. 2 ,
- Hesaye ainen—claiming
‘Wn

report having “ae:

wits

Most ple getting unem-..
ployment insurance play by the
rules. But some people don't seem
to know that they can't take a job
and collect benefits without telling
us they're working. That's why

- Were tightening up up
on people who abuse -
‘Unemployment Insurance.

. bes eee are being asked to,send |.
e starting date and Social
Insurance Number or excracts .
from computer payroll tapes for

. Social Tastirance Neoators of vil hired
employees are now being ross. hecked with these

of people receivitig ienemph vincitt tnstrarce
benefits. Only cases of protenctal abuse will

each employee they hire or rehire. . ever surface.
This information is cross-
checked with the Social Insurance a new job, In that case, repayment
Numbers of people receiving ' is all that’s required. But, a.
unemployment insurance benefits. penalty or presecution may follow °
Only cases of potential abuse when the new system detects
will ever surface, After inves-. . people wrongly collecting benefits.
tigation, anyone found receiving’ = [f youare collecting unem- -
benefits to which they are not ployment insurance benefits, and
entitled will have to repay them, . start a new job, please say so on

It may be an honest mistake. your UI claimant report card. |
Some people forgetordon’t = ; ,

understand they rhust tell Unem- o Employment end. Emplolat

pl nt Insurance and report | Iramigration Canada Immigration Cansia
their total earnings when they start ristsotiaall etal

= VALLE DE SANTIAGU,
~ Mexieo (UPD) —

J, Carmen Garéia's giant. «.
vegetables gels , “eurlouser, -
~ and curiouser .
‘1: Garela, the ‘marval: ofthe ..
ce in his Village in ©

- The case of
market
uce-rich valley’ in

Nyy! ‘Tinga : in 60-
pound: cabbages ‘and: 10-

at ie er ‘pound. onions-and feetiong

ihe do It

extra:t rrestrial,:
de d-dwelting

humanoids whe Ilve on giant.

vegetables held him in a

~ pubterranedn prison —- gave
«him a gerap of paper con-
homemade leather :sandals >
‘or ‘droopy: shawls). can. go -
anywhere from work to the .
“© growing talents’ from. con-
a templating the formula
=~”. Whatever ane thinks of
. extra-terrestrial: couneetion,
‘ the existence’ * of.
vegetables is undeniable.
~Garcla produces them year -

taining -a’ formula of. sym-

“pols. Garcia‘sald he gained ©

inspiration : for his “own

‘the

in and year out. Photographs

#

stares

* ment information officer,

_ and: his. associate,
- Arredondo, - while | on. a

. formation; . ‘including. ‘two.
from U.S, Departmen!

“forest, Robinson felt duty-
~ bound to. return to Mexicojo

‘interpreter.
exist. And Bill Robinson, 4 L

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1974: 12x68 Noble’ 3br.
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1973 12x68 Atco - 2br. a
* 1973 12x60 Atco-.2br, 2 gs
1972. 12x62. Safeway - br. os,
-- 1970 12%56 Safeway - 2br. |
= 1964 10x48 American : 2br.: a

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‘them since 1973, ant cat
it whenever [I want to,"” "

“= He qlso’sald he. did ‘nat
want to discuss his formilla, '
“What is. important is yat
the way to grow. g! int .
‘vegetables has been p Put
Safe place far the benef} of

humanity," he said 7°33
The chosen depository; for
-mankind, it:turas out, ig.
Jose, Cal
Sureis tid he would: i
-give the details of -his .
uses a. little ‘organic
tiliger, - specifically i?
manure, ‘the '
*Rosicrucian Order said oe
organization had ‘been gi
the formula but ‘we do fot
whether it is-valid ot
- Another official sald i
order . is :. conducting

“averjgyed to see. ‘Robineon
again,

“Lust week on one day I
‘had people here: from New -
” Zealand, Venezuela, France,
the Dominican Republic,.
.Canada, ‘Germany and the .
| United States,” Garcia said.
“}- tell them ‘Stay. here six
months and I'll teach you the .
method Finally ‘they go

fara but.others: come. It’s
for me to get any work

we quick look around the
/ tidy. pareldacosed ho giant
After 't vegetables among the rows.
i i a, eos one ae
I
“taetba onward: the” werd, and tn is the winter emp,
. and I'm experimenting now
requesting. more -- In- , th getting. higher yields
instead. of the giant”
vegetables,” Garcia said.’
“But. some of these
foreigners gay I can’t grow
the big’ ones go I'm going to
grow them bigger than ever
for the September harvest.
Caramba! I've been growing

‘gan Diego Fottee. ‘Depart-::

keeps. a t0-pound Garcia
onion: in his treezer In San
Diego. «,

In ‘February, united Press
Intérnatlonal transmittéd an
Nlustrated ‘dispatch about”
Garcia based on an article in
San Diego Home and Garden
Magazine by Robinson. -
. Rebingon had stumbled upen
the glant vegetables, Garcla
Oscar

Mexican vacatlon.. .

Roslerucian Order of ‘Ban
methdd; But he ‘did ot
A apokesman . for.
tk - of.
Agriculture - plant have the faintest ide i
pathologists in Floiida and

. California.

~Awed by the sudden ‘tne: agricultural experinients, a
San Jose based on the: pe
formatin ae

‘ seek more information from -
Garcia, UPI tagged along as §

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