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Barbara Mae Wiltshire Travel Take-Aloms Listed 22 ASBURY PARK EVENING PRESS, June 23, 197! Nor ell Designs Clothes That Dazzle Cily Church carry It through the famous cities of Europe. Address letters to Errul Wilkens In core of Reader, Service, Asbury Park Press, Asbury Park, N.J. 07712 shampoo (in packets), travel-size hair spray, a portable hand drier or "instant" hair-setter, or both. GLAMOUR HELPERS: Base, rouge, blush-on or glos-ser, or both, two lipsticks, eye shadow, liner, mascara, eye highlight, lip gloss, castor oil, night cream, sun and wind screen, perfume or toilet water (enjov replenishing your supply In Paris). WSCELLANEOUS MUSTS: Vitamins (especially Vitamin C), milk of magnesia tablets, small can of spray disinfectant (for insect bites, aspirin, a thermometer, assorted bandages, a tiny sewing kit, rubber bands, pencils and pen sun glasses, a traveling mirror (one side magnifying), packets of tissues, handkerchiefs, a folding drinking cup and several paperback books you've been dying to read.

Remember, one key trick of packing (tov avoid wrinkles and make unpacking a snap) is to utilize plastic bags. For clothing, smooth one garment bag from the cleaners' inside the item and wrap another bag OUTSIDE you'll never have a crease. Pack each category of items in its own individual plastic bag hair care needs in one, cosmetics in a second, accessories in a third, etc. One last word, your carry-along handbag should be commodious enough to accommodate passports wallet, books or magazines but don't buy one so big that it becomes an ordeal as you -w 4 111' I ill 1 I Marries in ASBURY PARK Miss Barbara Mae Wiltshire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ashhy N. Wiltshire, 11105 Bradford Neptune, became the bride of Henry S. Mills Sundav at St. Stephen's A.M.K. Zion Church.

The Rev. William J. Powell, pastor, officiated. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Henry Mills, Winter ville N.C.

arid the late Mr. Mills. Mrs. Anthony Turner, Wil-lingboro, was matron of honor. Other attendants were Mrs.

Alex Jones, Jamaica, L.I., sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. John Garland, Red Bank; and the Misses Jacqueline Grant, Columbia, S.C. and Betty King, Reidsville, N.C. Teresa Mayes, Neptune, was flower girl. Kevin McCall, New Shrewsbury, was ring bearer.

Don Herring, St. Louis, was best man. The ushers were Alex Jones; Anthony Turner; John Garland, and Kelvin Mayes, Neptune. A reception took place at the home of the bride's parents. The couple will reside in Ocean Township after a wedding trip to Nassau, the Bahamas.

The bride was graduated from Ranney School, New J. J. Rizzo Is Married In Cape May CAPE MAY Joseph John Rizzo, son of Dr. and Mrs. John Rizzo, 333 Old Corlies Neptune, took Miss Christine Maria La Monica as his bride June 5 in Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church.

The Rev. William Buchler, Pitman, officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore LaMonica, here.

There were 10 attendants in the wedding party. The couple left for a wedding trip to the Virgin Islands. They will live in Lombard, 111., after summering in Neptune. The bride is a graduate of Wildwood Catholic High School and attended Monmouth College. She was graduated from Cape May County Vocational School as a medical-dental assistant.

Mr. Rizzo is a graduate of St. Rose High School, Belmar, and Monmouth College. He is a student at National College of Chiropractic, Lombard. 1 Designer Norman Norell does the covered-up look in an all-sequined dress that hides skin but clings to the curves.

By MARIAN CHRISTY NEW YORK Designer Norman Norcll, now 71 and quite unready to call it quits, thinks reality is harsh and everyone needs to feed on impossible dreams. Sensitive people In the autumn of life always project wisdom: "Man cannot live by bread alone," says Norell. "Illusion is our survival course." Norell certainly is translating what he terms "mass hunger" for harmless hallucinations into his dazzling evening fashions and the memorable Norell perfume which men sniff-sniff and rave about. Norell's evening clothes 'with prices up to $5,000 an outfit glitter with sequins, flutter with feathers or drip with fur. That perfume Is $45 an ounce.

"I really believe in the Cinderella story," he says. "I don't see why a woman who is a dud can't become a superstar." He's the first to admit it takes money to glorify oneself. LAST YEAR he talked seriously about doing a boutique collection. Something far less expensive than his couture line. The idea fizzled when every major American city became "boutique'd" to death.

"It's time for fashion drama to make a comeback." Norell's fantasy fashions, reeking top-level quality, are only in 65 American stores a drop in the bucket of United States retailing. "But you'd be surprised at how many women want to be played up via fashion not down," says Norell, who is doing a whiz-bang business. MARRIED Miss Ronnie Pinsker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Pinsker, Carey Lakewood, was married June 6 to Robert Allen Zweben, son of Sidney 5th lakewood, and the late Janet Zweben.

The ceremony in Woodlake Country Club, Lakewood, was performed by Rabbi Paul Levovitz and Cantor Aaron Lieber of Congregation Sons of Israel, Lakewood. They will re-ide in Ithaca, N.Y. DRESS prices values to female fantasies. Mannequins in the Norell studio effect the same look with burnt cork bought from a local drugstore. "Women need even more evening fantasy," says Norell.

"After five, they should forget their liberation." NORELL HAS always been a dreamer and a loner. For the past eight years he has lived in an elegant duplex on E. 49th St. Never once has he given a party. He doesn't Norell, who admits that one day he'll announce retirement and simply finish his illustrious career the same day, plans to create a make-up collection before his professional demise.

He owns an extensive art collection and among his most treasured paintings is a Van Dongen portrait of a girl who has rimmed coal dust around her eyes and looks owlish. Norell thinks the black circles on a dead-white face with bright red lips are wonderful need the company of people. His main requirements are peace and quiet. There's a formal drawing room downstairs which hasn't been used. "I never go into the room," he says.

By being purpasely anti-social, Norell doesn't get bogged down by people or things. He keeps a clear mind that operates on a high creative level without interruption. SOMETIMES THINGS go awry. Last week he had a big hole in the seat of his pants. It took a courageous co-worker to let him in on the news.

Norell, who hates store shopping for himself, went to his secret-unknown tailor "upstairs." The tailor is Can-dido, a behind-the -scenes tailor ho works in a competitive showroom a few floors above Norell's. And Norell practically always dines at the Schrafft's on 47th St. and 3rd Ave. because the waiters don't bother him with silly chitchat. "People should be alone more often," he says.

"They must unshackle their minds to think constructively and ad venturesomely." NORELL'S SIMPLE withdrawal from life's "unnecessary" contacts has left him plenty of time to create memorable fashion. Lauren Bacall, a long-time Norcll customer, has 25-year-old dresses from Norell that she still wears. Last week he went to her dressing room to be photographed with her and she had one of her oldies on. "I'm so ashamed," she said. She needn't be.

Norell's alma mater, the Parsons School of Fashion Design, is going to have an exhibition of Norell clothes in 1972. The school has put out a call for old Norells that may be stashed away in attics and closets. What is borrowed will be displayed. Lauren Bacall isn't apologizing any more. She's got a potential museum piece.

She was the first fashionable to offer her old Norell to Norell. MRS. BERTRAM MILLER Former Joan Lehman or evening This is the basic course nf CAXADiAXVS 600 Cookman Asbury Park All charges honored Open Wed. Fri. 'til 9 Miller LehmanBridal Held By EMILY WILKENS Pear Emily Wilkens: Several months ago you wrote an article about what to take along for a winter vacation.

I followed vour advice to the letter and found lt perfect for a skiing trip I enjoyed with my husband. Now we are planning a two-week trip to England and France in the latter part of the summer. I would really appreciate your suggestions on what to take along. Thanks. Helen M.S.

The first rule is to make a list of personal needs and practical necessities for the climate you'll be experiencing. In this case, it will be typical temperate-zone summer weather. With a complete list, filing the suitcases should be effortless merely check off each item or category as it gets tucked away. Plan to take along the following as far as a wardrobe and all-1 "personals" are concerned: A WORKABLE WARDROBE: 1 robe and 1 wash-wear nightgown; 2 pairs casual shoes (one especially sturdy for walking) plus 1 pair for dress-up; 3 or 4 pairs of. hose or pantyhose; 3 daytime costumes (avoid pants in certain cities) based on mix-match blouses and skirts.

Also 3 dress-up outfits; 1 sweater; 1 lightweight stole; several scarves; 1 raincoat; 1 bathing suit (if you're spending a good bit of time at a resort you'll need two). In addition, add two changes of underwear, 1 daytime purse, 1 evening purse, some staple jewelry. PERSONAL PAMPERERS: Soap in a covered plastic soap dish, shower cap, rubber gloves, toothbrush and paste, mouth wash (concentrate), cotton balls, talcum powder, baby oil, astringent or witch hazel in plastic containers, calomine lotion, nail polish remover pads, emery boards, orangewood sticks, cuticle scissors, combined base and nail hardener and nail polish. HAIR HELPERS: A wig or a versatile hairpiece, or both, heir net, pins, clips, comb, brush, rollers, setting lotion, Adam Shop at Eve's Dresses Robes Belts 10 to 20 Discount 128 West End Court West End (iYexi lo Foodtown 229-7031 3 Days Sat. per child plus S0 per family for ha handling o) LMM Sears Sale Ends If flm WED IN CHURCH Misi Carol Ann Mazzacco, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Mazzacco, Campbell Long Branch, was wed to Michael S. Cerreto, Willimantic, June 6 at Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church, Long Branch. The couple is residing in Mata-wan. SALE start a $80 Saturday Senn ftcvolvlng Ch 2200 Anhurv Av.

Neptuna, NJ, I Vv 6s8 and Mrs. David Miller, 827 Rudwin all of Lakewood. Miss Rhonda Lehman, at home, was her sister's honor attendant. Bridesmaids were the Misses Karen Epstein, Sands Point, N. Y.

Robin Lef-kowitz. Brooklyn, and Mary Rita Kiereck, Rochester, N.Y. Arlene Lehman, the bride's sister, was flower girl. Gordon Stumpo, Plainfield, was best man. Ushers were Steve Spielman, Long Island; Robert Stern, Ocean Township, and Paul Tieger, Elizabeth.

They will reside in Arlington, Va. after a wedding trip to the Poconos. The bride, who attended Syracuse (N.Y.) University, is a student at George Washington University, Washington. The bridegroom attended University of Hartford, Conn. He is a student at Strayer College, Washington.

Sears MRS. HENRY S. MILLS Former Barbara Wiltshire Shrewsbury, and Bennett College, Greensboro, N.C. She is a teacher in Green Grove School, Neptune. The bridegroom was graduated from Whitfield High School, Grimesland, N.C.

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