The Palm Beach Post from West Palm Beach, Florida • Page 9

FORfOMEN Tuesday, April 13, 1965 The Palm Beach Post 9, I 11" 't I I i JL4 i tu)ni--, 1 1'inii ii i mJt WIDE-EYED and open mouthed is Eloise Taylor, 8, as she and Geraine Sjoquist, 10, admire one of the displays at the 4-H Junior Events Day at the Mounts Building. Both are members of the Clover Club, Lake Worth. DANCING in the talent contest at the Mounts Agricultural Building was Winlde Taylor, 11, of the Clover Club, Lake Worth. DEMONSTRATION in child care is given by Dea Jean Hooker, 12, of the Roaring Teens Club, Lake Worth, as one of the judges, Miss Donna Lambert, a teacher at Lantana Elementary School looks on. 1965 Junior Events Bay Is A Happy 4-H Hit Showing skills and talent Saturday at the annu jumimnwwuiiiiiji mi 1IML Mini till i ijiiw innii i ati mmm WE si.

sJ a LEFT: Chairman of the dress revue, Mrs. Maud Galsworthy brushes the hair of one of the twins, Marilyn Grubben while the other, Carolyn, mirrors approval. Both girls are members of the Happy Clover Club, preparing to show clothes they've made as 4-H projects. al 4-H Junior Events Day, 4-H'ers illustrated their motto, "To make the best better." Activity was centered simultaneously at the Mounts Building on Military Trail and at the Belle Glade High School Cafe-torium. There were about 80 boys and girls participating in the events at each location.

Ages ranged from 10 to 13 years. Winners for first place and honorable mention were chosen in various categories. For the food demonstration, Jan Morris of the Roaring 10's Club, Lake Worth, and Debbie Sellers of the Belle Glade Gators took top honors. Honey Wilmoth also of the Roaring 10's and Winkie Taylor of the Clover Club, Lake Worth were tied for honorable mention at the Mounts Building. Kathy Nehls of the Belle Glade Ramettes won at the Glades site.

Winners in the general demonstration class were Cathy Hamilton of the Roaring 10's and Teryl Echols of the Canal Point Buttons and Bows. Honorable mentions were Susan Alexander of the 4-H Mustangs, West Palm Beach, and Kim Baff of the Belle Glade Pixies. The Happy Clover Girls of West Palm Beach and Marsha Pennington of Lake Harbor Sugar Cane Cuties copped top talent awards. Judy Kennedy of the 4-H Mustangs and Teryl Echols won honorable mention. In the county song contest, 4-H members turned their talents to song writing, composing lyrics to a well-known tune.

The Happy Clover Girls won at the Mounts Building, and in the Glades, the Belle Glade Gremlins and the Belle Glade Pixies tied for first place. Pat Johnson of the Falcons, West Palm Beach, took top honors in public speaking. And the team winning in parliamentary procedure was the South Bay Forge Club. The boys staged a mock meeting. Staff Photos By Johnny Nicklas Palm Beach Notes Club Calendar WillSheMarry Or Won't She? TUESDAY, APRIL IS WSCS Circles of the First Methodist Church: Circle 13 at the church, 9:30 a.m.; Circle 1 with Mrs.

Charles M. Harris, 3510 N. Flagler Drive, 10 a.m.; Circle 2 with Mrs. Thomas J. Gershey, 490 Florida-Mango Road, 10 a.m.; Circle 3 with Mrs.

Leslie Bell, 2901 Washington Road, 10 a.m.; Circle 5 with Mrs. Charles Philips, 3108 Ridgeway 10 a.m. Circle 6 salad luncheon with Mrs. S. J.

Fletcher, 195 Belmont Road, 11 a.m.; Circle 7, covered dish luncheon at the church, 11:45 a.m.; Circle 8, salad luncheon with Mrs. Fred O. Dickinson 2527 S. Flagler Drive; 11 a.m. Circle 10 with Mrs.

T. A. Cohee, 1330 1 1 1 Road, 2 p.m.; Bruce Harris Circle at the church, 2:30 p.m.; Circle 12 with Mrs. Herbert Haymond, 3402 Floral 8 p.m. Circle 14 with Mrs.

Beulah Parker, 1406 Lake 8 p.m. Esther Circle of Lakeside Presbyterian Church with Mis. Robert Errigo, 344 Alhambra Place, 10 a.m. Insurance Women of Palm Beach County, at the Hotel George Washington, 6:30 p.m. Women's Fellowship Circles of Union Congregational Church: Morning Circle, at the church, 10 a.m.; Afternoon Circle at the church, 2 p.m.

Ruth Circle at the Church, 8 p.m. Palm Beaches Chapter of the National Secretaries Association at the Florida Public Utilities Company building, Fern Street and South Dixie, 7:30 p.m. Bethesda Recreation Club pinochle party at Currie Park, 2:30 p.m. Rosarian Duplicate Bridge Club tournament at Rosarian Academy dining hall, 8 p.m. Royal Palm Invitational Duplicate Bridge Club at the Hotel George Washington, 7:30 p.m.

Riviera Squares dance at the Riviera Beach Recreation Hall, 7:30 p.m. Sweet Adelines Inc. Chapters: Singing Surf at St. George's Episcopal Church, 21 W. 22nd Riviera Beach, 7:30 p.m.; Royal Palm at Major League Lanes, Lake Worth, 8 p.m.

Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 4143 Cancer Workshop at the VFW Hall, 2404 Broadway, 10 a.m. Iretta Sherman Chapter, OES, at Palm Lodge Hall, Bradley Street, 8 p.m. Catholic Daughters of America, Palm Beach Court 780, business meeting at the CDA Hall, 537 Pine Terrace, 8 p.m.; trustees, 7:30 p.m. Memorial Presbyterian Church Circles at the church: Circles 1-8 with covered dish luncheon, 11 a.m.; Circles 9-12, 8 p.m. Rosarian Home Assn.

at the students' dining room, 1 p.m. Credit Women's Breakfast Club of West Palm Beach at the Holiday Inn Town House, 8 a.m. Northwood Baptist WMU at the church, 10:30 a.m. By LEONE KING IS MAY 4 REALLY A DATE SET for the marriage of Miss Nonie Phipps to Thomas Schippers? Parents of the beautiful young lady of the International jet set aren't commenting. Neither are their friends.

But friends of Schippers feel the rumor is not without merit. Marriage was talked of last season between Miss Phipps and the noted orchestra conductor. The date was even discussed for February or March of this year, they lay. But friends of Nonie Phipp's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Michael G. Phipps, say "nay," and that they have never heard her parents discuss even an engagement. such an event Is in the offing for the already well-known close-mouthed Phipps It probably will take place at their estate on Long Island. The Phipps belong to Palm Beach's very quiet They are owners of vast real estate along the eastern seaboard. Let a reporter phone and usk for any one in the family and the answer by a polite butler Is that so and so Is "just on her (or his) way to Miami." Miss Phipps who attended Foxcroft School In Middleburg, divides her time between New York and Europe and sometimes comes to Palm Beach.

Schippers has visited friends here too. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schippers of Kalamazoo, Mich. That is his native town.

He is 35 years old. His reported fiancee is in her early twenties. Schippers has had a long association with Gino Carlos Menotti and became famous in musical circles for conducting Menotti's "The Consul" In New York and the music sound track for the film of his "The Medium" In 1949. Schippers Is a graduate of the Curtis Institute at Philadelphia and Juil-liard School of Music, New York. He has been guest conductor of principal orchestras here and abroad.

From Chalfont Court, Baker Street, London a message from John and George New-mark advises "we are arriving again on April 14 for a holiday with our brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Ogden on Kenlyn Road." And the twin brothers who are schoolmasters and noted zoologists are to again, as they did three years ago, combine business with pleasure. Of course for John and George Newmark business is pleasure since all their free time Is spent collecting specimens for the London Zoo. Three years ago when they visited here they went home laden with snakes, frogs, spiders and all sorts of "creepy-crawlies" they could carry in plastic boxes.

In fact, when the New-mark twins returned home they wrote a book titled "To The Zoo in a Plastic Box." It was published in England and now Random House Is to publish It in America. Their visit this time will be just for two weeks, and what they learned the last time they hope to put to good use again. "We discovered that students in the area delighted in helping us. So we thought perhaps if they knew we're to make another trip their enthusiasm would be stimulated. We will gladly accept all kinds of lizards except the American chameleon.

A big surprise to many Palm Beachers when attending a ballet performance at Palm Beach Junior College over the weekend was to discover a clever, very modern in its presentation, ballet on the program written by Angus MacPherson of National Airline's office here. The ballet was presented by the Palm Beach County Ballet Guild, directed by Flanders Holland. And when asked about MacPherson's contribution he said: "He is one of these business people who all his life has devoted much time to the arts. He's always helping us out and I am delighted when anyone with ability offers to create something we can use." As low slung as possible More Appealing? Less revealing more appealing That's what the French say about the new sex-ykini. The sexykini Isn't the rage In Cannes because it bares the body, but because it bares it in new and unexpected places, says Yvette de la Fontaine of the Women's News Service.

The craze started with sing- er France Gall's knee-length, black jersey swimming trunks. They were sufficiently low-waisted to uncover the hips and Mile. Call wears the trunks with coarse, black-lace stockings and crazy bra-tops or halters. To be sexy, a "kinl" must be novel. It's smarter If it covers the thighs, and it should reveal the hips, expose the tummy and ought to bare the upper part of the derriere.

The one hard-and-fast rule is that it must disclose the navel. Alex and Alix of Nice have designed one with six zippers all over. "It is wise not to try to wear this suit with all zippers open at once," they advise, "the suit may fall off.".