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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1960)
I HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Sunday, April 24, 1060 PAGE 7 C EVERY EFFORT ii being mads by this commutes to contact' the members of the class of '50, Klamath Union High School, to inform them of the second reunion planned for the weekend of July 30, Seated left to right, Pat Johnson, Chairman Laura Zalunardo, Joyce Bean, Bertha McKoen, Dolores Holigang, Jean Meyers, Edith Hess and Arlene Lundgren. Standing, same order, Jo Keiffer, Shirley Crawford, co-chairman Betty Ramsey, Jody Hollin and Sandra Richartz. Not present for the picture were Caroline Wycnan, Harold and Mary Ho ward, Elda Schultz and Donna Hearth. ' Photo by Guderian KU Class Of '50 Reunion Planned MR. AND MRS. EDWARD L. WOODARD III Photo by J. O. McKinney . Daily Walk . Is Beauty Aid : By ALICIA HART ; . NEA Brauly Editor , " Walking regularly is an excel lent way to tone muscles, and the fresh air will put sparkle in your eyes and a youthful glow In your cheeks. The right way to walk is brisk ly, but not at a breakneck pace. When you walk, walk in beauty head high, chin straight, arms twinging freely. Be graceful about it, though. You're not com ; peting with the army. " To achieve a pleasing walk, it's necessary to wear the proper shoes. Foot specialists recom mend leather-soled shoes with : broad flat or low heels. The lea- ther sole is light in weight and ; resilient enough to bend freely with the movement of the font mucles. The effect is to cut down tatigi in your feet and legs. 'It you plan to visit or shop ' during your walking tour, you can choose from a variety of dressier walking shoes with low to mid , heels in a myriad of attractive ' si vies. Beautiful walking shoes ; are plentiful this year, with the " return of the .stacked leather heel. These heels don't have to . look broad. Clever design curves the heels in so that they look . much more slender than they really are. Should you find il difficult to get out of the house for your daily walk, try to find a few min- utes for some simple exercises designed to strengthen and tone I up foot and leg muscles. . Stand in your bare feet and - rise up and down on your toes 25 to SO times. Or try transferring " a pencil back and forth from Mhe toes of one foot to the ' other. Whatever you do, don't make . the mistake of wearing worn-out shoes or flimsy slippers around the house while you work. This kind of sloppiness can cause ex treme fatigue at the end of a day. Wear sturdy low-heeled shoes ar housu slippers with firm lea ther soles, and you'll find that you're much less weary come evening. You'll look a lot neater, 4oe, EYES HAVE IT The eyes have it this season. Subtle emphasis is accented dur ing the davtime, and, after dark, almost anything goes. One kit, which contains everything needed for eye beauty, even includes a tiny washable "pallette" for blending colors. Church Rites Unite Couple MOUNT SHASTA Before the flower-banked altar of the Mount Shasta First Baptist Church Fri day evening. April 8, Lorna B. Gale became the bride of. Edward Woodard III, The Rev. John G. Shannon officiated in the can dlelight single-ring ceremony The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Gale of Mount Shasta, was given in marriage by her father. Her wedding gown was of white lace, worn with white accessories. She carried a white Bible topped with orchids. Attendant for the bride was a former schoolmate, Sandra Fugitt of Redding. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Woodard II of Redding, wore the uniform of the Air Force. Best man was Fred Woodard of Redding. Ushers were Robert Woodard and David Palmer, also of Redding. . Both young people are gradu ates of Redding schools. The new Mrs. Woodard did post-graduate work at Mount Shasta High School. Her husband attended Shasta College before his indue-! tion into the Air Force. Following a reception In the church parsonage, they left for a honeymoon trip along the Oregon Coast to Portland where the bride groom is stationed. HAIR STYLING TIPS Here are a few tips on hair styling: With a full face, the hair should never be parted In t h e middle. If your forehead is nar row, the hair should be brushed straight back from it at the tern pies. And though it may not seem credible, a chignon helps, a, nar row or receding chin. i ft WW 5 -- s ! ft 1 -i h 1 r- Off- i JS i m i ... . . ii i ii i ii i ii i The Smart Bride Plans She selects and registers her sterling pattern parly at least six weeks before the wedding. Gift givers, (friends and relatives) then know what she needs and wants. Select your sterling pattern now from our large collection of famous Gnrham sterling 3 pc o,Oot-t""'0 o'om and 0'. 04 itoipoi tctw4 Ptmi Tan. 700 Main St. and Town & Country PAINT ADVANTAGE A major advantage of using latex paint for home decorating is that it can be scrubbed clean with detergent suds. And be tween scrubbings, a sudsy sponge will remove most soil and spots. BODY PROFR.K Your body as well as your face, has a profile. So stand erect, sit tall in your chair and wlk with your shoulders back, tummy in if you want to look your attractive ' best at all times. EVERY YEAR the Klamath Falls Library Club provides a campship for a Girl Scout and one for a Camp Fire girl. A check was presented at the April 18 Library Club meeting by Mrs. Bob Cheyne, right, club treasurer, to Mrs. Art Moore, left president of the Klamath Area Girl Scout Council, and Mrs. Lawrence French, cen ter, executive director of the Camp Fire program. Photo by Kettler Leather Ideal Gift For Mother's Day Mom's the word for the lead-1 bag si.e selection is no problem. ing lady in every family, and a j. lust get a large one. Mother will luxurious gift of real leather is Jove it, particularly if it is the last word in a gift chosen 'stocked with bright new leather with loving care for Mothers Day.lacccssories, While Whistler's mother may Leather handbags range from have stuck close to her rocking bone and beige to browns, whites, Early-bird planning has result ed in considerable response from members of the Klamath union High School class of 'SO who have been contacted concerning a re union planned for the weekend of July 30. A large committee under the co-chairmanship of Laura Zalu nardo and Betty Ramsey meets twice a month to further (lie plans. Letters have been sent to all classmates living out of the city and to local residents. The reunion activities will start officially on Saturday with a fam ily picnic at Moore Park. Reames Country Club will be the setting Saturday evening for the banquet and following dance. The affair will be semiformal. Pete Colley's band will play for dancing. Prizes and entertainment will also be included in the day's fes tivities. Housing and baby sitting serv ice will be arranged for those coming from out of town. Infor mation may be obtained and res ervations made by calling Shirley Crawford at TU 2-4137 or Arlene Lungrcn, TU 4-3627. chair, today's mothers are con tinually oi the go with PTA meet ings, shopping, school car pools and civic responsibilities. They welrome new leather accessories that stretch basic clothing ward robes. No woman ever has enough handbags or gloves and this spring fashion makes it easier! than ever for men to choose gilts' of fashion-right handbags and gloves. Neutral high key hues in brushed, grained - and smooth leather handbags go with any costume color, and spring's em phasis on large and larger hand bags for every woman, regard less of height, means that hand- and off-uhitcs from oyster to oat meal. There are lovely luslered leather handbags for lute day dress wear in a pretty range of high key ' rainbow hues. And black real patent leather appears in spring's newest favorite theis( box bag for a high fashion gift suggestion. The sparkle of the chief-soft leather gloves for day time are increasingly popular. Whether your Mothers Day handbag gift is a roomy tote bag. a wide satchel, or a generous box bag, why not stock it with leath er handbag "organizers" a smart leather wallet, key con tainer, coin purse or eveclass case. In bright red, shiny green or deep blue luster leather or handsome grained leather, purse accessories are gills thai offer eye-appeal and dailv practicality. BOTH one wears CONTACTS! Actually, both picturt ere of Dr. NolV H-ytf tld daughter who hat worn conUct leniei 16 hour day for the put two years. And . . . she wears dark groan tinted contact lontot for swimming and skiing. A dramatic Illustration of tho cosmetic and psycho, logical benefits to bo dorivod from wearing contact lenses. why not tend the WHOLE girl bock to whool? Convenient Credit Wt give OroMi SUmp COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 730 Main St. TU 4-712) On. Omar J. Nelas miti Rektrt Peters u real patent leather bag sels oC(k vi tailored suits and dresses inU-J tweeds, checks and solids. Ifj.i Since spring's new fashion fin-lt; s cry concent rates on suits andl.s dresses in muted tones, give hcr s-a costume a bright color accent I' ? with long crushed kid gloves in I citron, red, avocado, lilaevedg- ' wood or orange. Long handkei-i. BEAUTY TIP To counteract the sad look of tired eyes, arch your eyebrows higher than usual, apply mascara to your lashes and wear a happy, bright red lipstick. DO YOU NEED THIS? 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