Page 4 -T h e Portland Observer- January 15,1991
P rocter & G am ble Makes
A Fashion S tatem ent
Fashion designer Jon Haggins, spokesperson for Procters Gamble’s
new “ultra" brands, has helped shaped fashion trends for more than 25
years, creating many of his designer perfect garments from washable
man-made fibers. “Consumers can look to Procter & Gamble’s new
“Ultra" compact detergents-Ultra Tide, Ultra Cheer with Color Guard,
Ultra Oxydol and Ultra Gain-to help them take better care of their clothing
investments," says Haggins. The new “compact granules" technology
allows consumers to use just one scoopful of detergent per wash load to
achieve the same excellent cleaning that they have come to expect in
Procter & Gamble detergents. Ultra detergents are packaged in lighter,
smaller boxes that have convenient carrying handles, a redos able lid, tear
tapes for easier opening and a small scoop to ensure proper detergent
measurement.
America’s top designers agree that
wash-and-wear, easy care fashions are
here to stay. In the 90s, “ wash-and-
w ear” will make a fashion statement
everywhere - from the playground to
the evening gown, with the growing
popularity of washable haute couture.
To help consumers take better care of
their washable fashions, Procter &
Gamble has introduced a new reformu­
lated line of compact detergents the
company describes as the “ detergents
ofthefuture” - Ultra Tide, Ultra Cheer
with Color Guard Ultra Gain.
SUPER BOWL
“ Working women of the 90s need
products that help them take better care
of their clothing investments,” said
award-wining fashion designer Jon
Haggins, spokesperson for Ultra laun­
dry detergents. “ Selecting the right
detergent and the right laundry habits
helps today’s fashions stay ‘designer
perfect,’ wash after wash. The Ultra
detergent line has a product to suit a
variety of fabrics and laundering needs.”
To demonstrate the fashionable
nature of today’s wash-and-wear cloth­
ing, Haggins has designed a line of
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versatile, high-fashion garments that
can be laundered in Ultra detergents.
Haggins, who has helped to shape fashion
trends for more than 25 years, utilized
easy care fabrics such as rayons, rayon
blends, cotton blends and washable silks,
which he says arc in keeping with a
consumer demand.
A strong advocate of easy care
fashions, Haggins often uses polyes­
ters, once considered a fashion taboo,
for some of his glamorous evening wear.
“ Years ago, it was unheard of to have
a haute couture evening dress that you
could simply throw into the washer,”
Haggins said. “ Now polyesterprovides
the look and feel of silk, but the wash­
able ease of cotton. For example, cer­
tain polyesters can be washed in hot
water, if they are heavily soiled, al­
though I advise consumers to read the
fabric care label before laundering. ’ ’
Man-made fibers such as Haggins’
favorites, polyester, spandex, acetate
and acrylic, arc just a few of the fabrics
suitable for laundering with Ultra Tide,
Ultra Cheer with Color Guard, Ultra
Oxydol and Ultra Gain. Consumers will
find that in addition to the exceptional
cleaning they have come to expect,
these new detergents offer more con­
venience. The products’ new “ com­
pact granules” technology allows con­
sumers to use just one small scoopful of
detergent per wash load to achieve the
same superior cleaning. Ultra deter­
gents arc packaged in lighter, smaller
boxes that have convenient carrying
handles, a reclosable lid, tear tapes for
easier opening and a small scoop to
ensure proper detergent measurement
of the new compact form.
Consumers can now find Ultra
laundry detergents in Southwestern cities
and in West Coast markets.
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SuperbowC X X V
Battle of New York will go to Buffalo
bv Aaron Fentress
Hostetler is his running ability. All 52
a strong rushing attack but saw that
yards of it in two playoff games. That |
As has been the story all season aspect of their game go south in 1990.
the San Francisco 49ers were involved The 49crs attempted just 11 run plays won't beat the Bills.
Hostetler will have to pass and I
in yet another last minute come from against the Giants.
behind victory. Only this time it wasn’t
With the 49ers’ obvious lack of a pass well to beat the Bills. So far in the
the 49crs who came from behind. It was rushing attack the Giants were able to playoffs Hostetler has only passed for |
345 total yards in two games. He will
the 49ers who were left behind.
totally key on the 49er passing game.
In as thrilling a playoff game as The Giants played aggressive pass cov­ need that in one game to beat the Bills.
Keys for Buffalo: The Bills may
you will ever sec the New York Giants erage and turned their pass rushers loose
struggle early, but only in the effort of
defeated the 49crs 15-13 last Sunday at on Montana, ultimately knocking him
finding out what will work. Once they
Candlestick Park. The Giants’ victory out of the game. But that was against
ended the 49crs hopes to three-peat, as the 49crs. The Bills will pose other do, they will be able to move the ball |
effectively and score points.
well as it put an end to their mystic problems.
Although it is unlikely that Tho-1
ability to win close games.
The problem for die Giants will
mas will run all over the Giants, it is
Ten times in
likely that he will
1990 the 49crs came
gain just enough to
from behind to take
keep the G iants I
a victory from an
honest.
opposing team. On
The Bills will I
many of those occa
mix up their play
sions the opposition
calling to get Tho­
played well enough
mas at least 65
to win, up until the
last few m inutes
yards, maybe a 100,
when they ultimately
on the ground. Not
a career day but
let the 49ers pull out
the victory. This
more than the 49ers
time it was the 49ers
and Bears managed
who let the opposi­
against the Giants
tion back in the
combined. Thomas'
game.
rushing will take
W ith under
pressure off of Kelly
fo u r m inutes re ­
and enable him to
pass m ore effec-1
maining the 49ers Buffalo runningback, Thurm an Thomas (right), w ill be the
led 13-12 and were
lively.
key fo r the Bills as they try to move the ball against the
attempting to run out
The defense I
the clock when the dominating defense of the New York Giants led by linebacker of Buffalo finished
u n th in k ab le h ap ­ Lawrence Taylor (left).
the season sixth in
pened. They blew it.
the league. Good
enough to stop the Giants offense which f
On first-down, on the Giants 40- be to deal with the Bills' ability to pass
finished 13th in the NFL.
yard-linc,49cr runningback RogcrCraig and run with equal effectiveness. With
fumbled and die Giants’ Lawrence Tay­ the passing of quarterback Jim Kelly to
The Bills will put fierce pressure J
lor recovered the ball, and a Giants’ receivers, Andre Reed and Jam es
on Hosteller andforcchim to beat them.
chance for victory.
They will key on Giants' runningback
Lofton, the Bills possess the ability to
The Giants then put together a 7- strike from anywhere on the field. But
Otis Anderson and not let him grind out |
play, 33-yard drive ending it with a 42- what separates the Bills from the 49ers
long drives consistently.
yard field goal by Matt Bahr. Bahr’s is their ability to run.
Keysfor the Giants: Inorderforl
fifth of the day. A sweet but short lived
the
Giants
to pull off the upset they
B ill’s runningback, Thurman
victory.
Thomas, led the NFL in total yards for cannot rely on the conservative offen­
If it wasn’t enough to upset the the second year in a row. Thomas will
sive game plan which defeated the Bears j
49ers the Giants now face the unenviable be the key to Supcrbowl XXV.
and the 49ers. They must try to create
task of playing the Buffalo Bills.
The Giants ace in the hole is defi­ some big plays early in order to keep up |
Unenviable because the Bills have nitely their defense. Any team that
with the Bills scoring potential.
scored 95 points in two playoff games, possess great defense can win champi­
If the Giants' can grab an early I
including a 51-3 thumping of the Los onships, anti the Giants defense was the
lead and build confidence the defense I
Angeles Raiders in Sunday’s AFC best of 1990. But a defense can only could respond and carry them to vic­
championship game.
contain an offense for so long. Espe­ tory.
cially when that offense is the best in die
If the Bills get out to an early lead I
Suuerbowl matcup
game.
then the Giants will be finished because
What the Giants were successful
The Bills are bound to score at they lack to offensive fire power to play J
in doing to the 49ers won’t seem likely least 24 points. Which brings us the catchup.
to be accomplished against the Bills. Giants offense. Can they match points
Final analysis
Despite the fact that the 49cr offense with the Bills ? It's doubtful.
The game should be competitive I
receives most the hype it is the Bills
Despileall the hype you may hear and interesting throughout. The Bills
offense that finished the 1990 season abou t G iants quarterback .Jeff Hostetler, will never be able to run away with it |
lops in the NFL.
don'tbclievcil. He's not that good. Ifhe because the Giants defense is too good.
What ultimately did-in the 49ers
was he would have been the starter But they will score enough points to win
was their lack of a productive running
since training camp. Phil Simms is the as the Giants offense will not respond to j
game. The 49crs traditionally have
Giants quarterback, and they miss him. the challenge.
always complemented their passing with
What critics seem to like about Final score: 24-17, Buffalo.
49er luck runs into Giants
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