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Tueadty. August 11, 1953
CONSIDER THE BAIT
Color Consultant Gives
Tips on Catching the Man
By CYNTHIA LOWHY
AP MtwdMtuM Wntart
uuui waving trouble get
ting your man? Do the fellas
ilee when you approach? Do
a married future look unlikely?
The trouble may very well
be that you are not using the
right "color bait." This I read
in one of my favorite newspa
pers, and the theory wis cred
ited to Sara Wlnsborough, iden
tified as a color consultant.
Mia Winsborough's Idea is
that girls fishing for beaux
should learn their lessons from
those who fish for fish. The
thesis is that an angler wouldn't
dream of setting out on fish
catching expedition without
box of colorful lures bits of
colored feathers artfully fas
tened together each designed
to cause a species of fish to
awallow a hook.
Miss Wlnsborough cautions
that a girl, like a fisherman,
must know what kind of bait
to use, pointing out quite sen
sibly that what attracts a mar
lin won't get so much as a tum
ble from a striped bass.
I've been thinking over Miss
Winsborough's fascination- the
ory quite carefully, and am now
prepared to give some specific
information on its practical ap
plication. Now then, the reason that a
poor fifth leaps onto the end of
),a baited hook is because he
sees something that he stupid
ly suspects is something he's
fond of eating.
Wedding on
August 1
- Aurora Married on Satur
day evening, August 1 were
Miss Rosella June McCarthy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan
McCarthy of Woodburn, and
Wayne Willis Yoder, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Yoder of
Aurora.
' The wedding was at the
Church of God near Wood
burn in the presence of 300
guests. The Rev. Arthur Cole,
pastor of the Foursquare
church, read the service. Mrs.
Royal Hastie was organist and
Mrs. Glen Le Rud was soloist.
Lighting the candles were
Miss Bonnie Greenwood of
Salem and Miss Sylvia Yoder
of Woodburn.
The bride wore a tradition
al white satin dress, fashioned
with a full skirt and train,
long ' sleeves pointed at - the
wrists and a lace trimmed net
yoke. The fingertip length
veil was of set edged In lace.
The bride's bouquet was of
white gladioluses centered
. with a gardenia.
Mrs. Jake Triplett was her
i. cousin's matron of hortar.
' Bridesmaid! were Mrs. Bill
Thomas, Mrs. Percy McCarthy
and Miss Pauline Plumb. Car
ol Kotka was flower girl.
They all wore identical
dresses of lavender taffeta,
trimmed In lavender lace.
Their headdresses also were
of lavender taffeta trimmed
with lace scalloping. They
carried bouquets of yellow
gladioluses.
Lyell Yergen of Aurora was
best man. Ushering were Ed
Koenig, Jake Triplett , and
Harding Carlson, David Rei
necke served as ringbearer.
At the reception which fol
lowed,, Mrs. Elmer Griffith
aunt of the bride, eut the cake
and Mrs. Valdy Relncke pre
sided at the punch bowl. Miss
Charlene Griffith passed the
guest book. Miss Claudia
Hayes and Miss Helen Mc
Gaffe were in charge of gifts.
For a trip to Canada the
bride wore a pink linen dress
with matching bolero studdca
with rhinestones, pink linen
hat and accessories and white
gardenia corsage.
Mrs. Yoder is a graduate of
Salem academy, and has been
with the motor vehicle divi
sion of the secretary of state's
office in Salem. Mr. Yoder,
a graduate of Canby Union
high school is engaged in
farming with his father, in
the Top O'Hill vicinity near
Aurora.
Golf Event
Woodburn Thirty five
golfers were out for family
tty at the Woodburn golf
course Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Kenneth McGrath, Mrs.
O. J. Adkinson and Mrs. Ma
rion Henning as the commit
tee in charge of the supper,
eerved at 7 p.m.
Play began at S p.m. with
the prize for low net going to
Mrs. Marion Henning and
John Schmid.
For the closest tee shot to
the cup on No. 4, Mrs. Ralph
Pickering won for the women
and John Schmid for the men.
Novelty prizes were won by
Marion Henning and Mrs.
John Schmid.
DON'T
Throw Yonr Watrh Away
We Fix Them When
Others Can't
THE JEWEL BOX
MS SMU SL nnm
The Food Angle
Everyone knows that the
most direct route to a man s
heart is through his stomach,
so Miss Winsborouih ii on .niiH
ground when she suggests that i
the most effective man-bait is :
aomeming suggestive of food.
Therefore, the best and wis
est plan of attack is to pick ar
bitrarily SOme DOOr fiih Trv .
find one without obvious scars
inuicaiing ne's already been
hooked and broken away. With
out indicating in any way you
are contemDlatina an anoiins
expedition, try to get a line on
011 lavorue foods.
After that, organize your
wardrobe and make-up so that
every time he looks at you, his
thoughts immediately turn to
the joys of the groaning board.
Here are a few concrete ex
amples on how to proceed:
Let's say you trail the elusive
quarry repeatedly to an Itall-j
an restaurant. That means you
had better plan your dresses
around a color scheme of the
dead white of the pasta and the
deep rich and stimulating reds
of tomato sauces. The intricate
design, suggesting a steaming
plate of spaghetti, is important.
"Color Theme"
But let's say he turns out to
be a stew, ragout or goulash
man. Then deep, gravy browns,
lightened by the pale yellow of
an overcooked carrot and the
delicate white tracery of a well
boiled onion. A subtle Paisley
design, carefully chosen, may
be just the bait for this fellow.
If he goes in for Oriental
dishes, and la fond of rice and
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FORMER PRESIDENT OBSERVES 79th
St M
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Va
Former President Herbert Hoover quietly observes his
79th birthday in his suite at the Mark Hopkins Hotel in
San Francisco. Mr. Hoover said he planned no special
celebration, just a quiet dinner with friends. He has .
been assigned by President Eisenhower to head the new
Commission on Reorganization of the Executive Branch
of the Federal Government (AP Wirephoto)
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FASHION IXNCHEON
August lslh
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saffron, perhapa the best lure
would be to adopt a definitely
yellow makeup, one that would
approximate the complexion of
one suffering acutely from
jaundice. This cannot fail to
remind him of his favorite dish.
Sometimes, of course, It is
impossible to ferret out the fa
vorite foods of a likely victim.
In that case, the flsherwoman
is wise to stick to a color
scheme involving the Chinese
reds of rare steak with just a
touch of charcoal hues to mark
the silhouette livened by the
delicate golden .brown of
French fried potatoes.
A precautionary word or two:
never go In for such colors as
lettuce green, parsnip yellow,
or whinped cream white. For
dressy wear, the best combina
tion is apple-pie yellow with
vanlla ice-cream white acces
sories. Good fishing, but for good
ness sake watch those calories.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Sales. OrcfM
DRIVE-IN CLEANING SHOP
This structure on Fairground Road has been attractively
remodeled for the Salem Driveln Cleaners, of which Gor
don Bennett is proprietor.
Site Decision
Due Monday
Final action in connection
with the selection of new quar
ters for the Marlon County
Welfare department was post
poned until next Monday after
the commission had deliberated
in special session yesterday.
In the meantime Kenneth
Peterson, administrator, will
prepare descriptions of the pro
perties offered, and terms un
der which owners will enter
into contract with the atate
department which hat the final
word-
Altogether there were tome
IS propositions presented to
tne commission. Some were
specific in nature, others were
somewhat neubulous. However
it is entirely probable the aite
selected will be on South
Church street in the vicinity of
Mill. This location is within
walking distance of the court
house which is considered es
sential.
A number of sites have been
ruled out because of their dis
tance from the court house
and because of a lack of car
parking facilities.
The contract, when a site is
agreed upon, will call for the
owner to erect a atructurel
suitable to the needa of the
wefare department with its
more than 33 employes. A lease
over a 10 year period at a
stated rental will be incorpor
ated in the contract Monthly
rentals on sites offered ranged
zrom X3U0 upward with the
tenant to provide utilities and
janitor service.
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5 Monthi to Pay on the Budget Plan
Labor Surplus
To Be Lowered
While the present labor sur
plus, in Marlon and Polk coun
ties, estimated to be 33 Vi per
cent higher than a year ago
during the month of July, is
running close to the 2000 mark
of individuals, there it a pros
pect that the number may be
reduced materially during Au
gust.
This statement was contain
ed in the recent bulletin Issued
from the office of H. O. Roes
sler, manager of the Salem
branch of the state employment
service.
Seasonal employment is ex
pected to Increase consider
ably during August and Sep
tember as many crops will be
harvested and food processing
plants will be running at near
capacity, the report states.
"Employment in logging
should remain high during the
month if not plagued by low
humidity." . .
Initial and additional claims
for unemployment compensa
tion filed during July were 24.4
per cent above a year ago- while
continued claims lor unemploy
ment benefits were 41.3 per
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Drive-in Cleaners
Opened by Bennett
Gordon Bennett has opened
the Salem Drive-in Cleaners in
a newly remodeled building at
2295 Fairground Road and will
move his family here from Mc
Mlnnville where he will con
tinue to operate a similar estab
lishment . .
- Groom and William were the
architects on the remodeling
project and R. L. Forster was
the contractor. Customers can
leave their bundles without get
ting out of their cars, Bennett
said.
Bennett was graduated from
high school here in 1928. He
was Capital Journal carrier
while In high school. He was
in the cleaning business in
Roseburg before moving to Mc
Mlnnville. His wife Is the form
er Virginia Slsson.
cent above the tame month a
year ago. ,
A portion of the increase In
available labor is because of
the number of persons entering
the valley from other states.
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