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HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore; Wednesday. Nov. 2. 1960 PAGE 9 A f -teOT h:i r-sv r-; -' -,t !,w rv . ---WT- j chael Breazeale SOCIETY Bv HELEN BECHEN The Great Expose What with short hair and lou-lyou'll see a marked improvement ered necklines being worn this not only in the skin s color but , ,, ... .. , j in a return of youthful firmness, fall and winter the uncluttered! ' look is in and throats are being unveiled. "So hie vou to the cream jars and makeup pots for your share of beautifying treat ment," reminds an authority on beauty problems, "before the great expose." Here are several ways they suggest to accent the positive, eliminate the negative: Crepc-v throat stimulating treatment with throat lhe nei.k l0 its uu iength and lilt cream will off set this sluggish. lne cnln Upttard as vou write the neglected area and help keep it apni)hel flom a.t0'.z. 3. force turn anrt elastic tnrougn ncaun-:s,oulders downwart by trying to tui circulation, mat extra puis ,toucn elbows to hips. This auto- found in throat cream is lor lu- maiicallv owcrs shoulders and I from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in theftions at this time are asked to 1 recreation hall. She w ill demon- bring styrofoam, spray paint, pine jstrate and help make Christmas cones, nuts, florist wire and pli- MFKtiltl Mrs r-irlM. Vill decorations from pincconcs and crs. of Tulclake will be guest of honor ;nuts- Lunch will be served by the j at the Merrill Library Club s I The public is invited. Those in- Library Club. Clothes suitable for I meeting Thursday. November .interested in making their decora-working are suggested for wear. Holiday Decor Pi -rl rroqram ineme as well Exercise: Anytime during the day, try these simple chin and neck firming calisthenics: 1. Firmly jut the chin out as you circle the head looking over the left shoulder, then up to the ceil ing, and on over to the right shoulder. Repeat. 2. Hold a pen- i-il hpiwcon vnur lios with the thorough. .:. ahead. S-t-r-e-t-c-h KATHERINE MURPHY, seated at right in the fore ground, was four years old on October 20. Helping her celebrate were this group of friends who played games and were served birthday goodies from one to three o'clock at her home, 775 California Avenue. Ernest Breazeale is seated beside the young hostess. Prom left in the center are Robin Guderian, Susan Murphy, Mi. Georqianna Roescheisen. Keith Goode and Harold Loerlcy. In back are Christopher Wadley and Moira Wadley. Katherine is the daufhter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Murphy and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Murpny, this city, and Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Davis of Tulelake. Photo by Guderian brication. as well. At least 15' gives an illusion of a longer minutes each day, before make- ncck Models nractice this when up. gives your necK a Deauiy nit having their pictures taken to Alter tnorougniy cleansing 11 wiui ivp iiiemsc ves a cracc u . e c- cleanser from collarbone to chin-pant look 4 To improve chinline linn rnmm'o tho nVP" ttith i i- . ) . .!.- ....v. ..... maKe a usi ami cup ine omcr treshener oelore applying cream nand ovcr it Now piai.e undcr in long sweeping upward sirohc5.Cljn. As fisS pUsn chin upWilvd the chin pushes downward in re sistance. Makeup Foundation will slay flow of blood to the surface of, , . ., , A ... uni iiica 11 cifjiiii-u iiuiiij. Wait a minute 'til you feel the cream's tingling action go to! work. This is the sign that the; cream is bringing a beneficial the skin and thereby helping to flush the underlying skin of im purities that mar its clarity. Aft er a few of these treatments. BPW Initiation ALTURAS Seven new members ivere initiated into the Alturas Business and Professional Wom en's Club on October 24. The . Impressive ceremony was con ducted by Mrs. Hallie Tierney. Twenty four members and two guests attended the potluck din ner at the home of Mrs. Clara Eddie preceding the initiation ceremony.' SALE FRUIT TREES Vs OFF Hardy, Acclimated Stock Lakeshore Gardens Nursery 893 Lokeshore Drive Ph. TU 4-6955 Three Feted On Birthdays A three-way birthday party held recently at the home of Mrs. W. P. Myers, Lakeshore Drive, brought a group of friends togeth er for an evening of cards and re freshments. Honored were Mrs. Theresa My ers, San Francisco, a niece; Mrs. Hazel Behrendt and Jack McNeis, both of Lakeshore Drive. Mrs, Myers is spending some time here with her aunt. SANDWICH SPREAD Here's a ham sandwich that's different. To prepare a tasty; spread mix one cup ground cooked ham, 14 cup grated raw carrots, 14 cup salad dressing, Va teaspoons prepared horseradish, Vt teaspoon salt and 1 teaspoon pepper. Keep it cold in the retng erator for a quick snack. i It's only when too much founda lion is applied or when it's not thorough blended in that it rubs off.) Start with the advantage of a water-proof oil based founda tion. Blend it carefully down un der the neckline of your dress so that il becomes a part of your skin's own natural coloring and texture. Now puff on a light dust ing ot powder to give a smooth, velvety finish and voila! I the great expose is on. 00 SHOULD PAY QSI TAJ O Your Present Representative Said You Should! He Voted For House Bill 670 which would KOMmof'i i'a "Tig Increase Your Taxes! We Now Have ic Huge Tax Surplus George Flitcraft Will Oppose Unnecessary Taxation ELECT George Flitcraft YOUR STATE REPRESENTATIVE Paid Pol. Adv. Committee for Fliteroft, R. A. Kont, Chrmn., 1934 Pointer Studio Of Beauty is pleased to Announce Nr. Lantz Hoir Stylist, Formerly of Kansas City, Has Joined Our Staff Let Mr. Lantz Design a Hair Style for You STUDIO OF BEAUTY Medical Dental BIdg. Ph. TU 4-7151 i A r' :i A TRAVEL ENSEMBLE is modeled by Mrs. Bill Nealon for a group of friends who presented it to her before her recent departure for Hawaii. Pre-luncheon toasts are offered the traveler at a luncheon given by Mrs. Sam Tallerico. Mrs. Nealon, win ner of the Freeway Day Promotion and Dunsmuir's Ambassador to Hawaii, took her girlhood friend, Mrs. Bill Mei, on the ten-day vacation. Party guests were Mrs. Jest Hamilton, Mrs. Charles Carlquist, Mrs. Bob Avery, Mrs. H. P. Isensee, Mrs. F. A. Wheeler, Mrs. Sam Mailei, Mrs. John George and Mrs. Francis LeMere Jr. Photo by Peggy Walsh The Mannequin Look Is Fall Beauty News fa OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRS Typewriter. Addlnr M rhln rleaned, repilred, overhmulcd. Guaranteed Workmmnihlp JONES' Office Supply rbini TU ".(inn W. call for it deliver Ml This is the year for fashions bigger than lite. Jewelry larger than believable, hats taller, and necklines lower. It will be like looking at a woman through a magnifying glass. And because of this, beauty, too, becomes an artful exaggeration according to a leading cosmetic firm, who co ordinated the new stylized man nequin look as an advanced pre- It Our '61 styles are here! Saucy new prints. ..glorious new murals. ..hardwood and marble tones. Even "Walt Disney" specials for the children's room. These are the 1961 WALLPAPER PREVIEW pick of the "big three" studios. Most are pre-trimmed, and plastic coated . . . many pre-pasted. Priced from 90e to $9.00. Don't miss out come in tomorrowl view of what's coming for fall. It's a trend-setting look that makes- every woman an elegant non-conformist. There's nothing casual about this new beauty. II takes skillful application of make-up and superb hair styling to achieve the special distinction of the man nequin. It begins with the new short, curvy shingle cut that is semi-curled with an electric wav ing iron, with carved out dips and crescent waves. The com plexion is then tinted sheerly, with a camellia delicate founda tion and a special blend of face powder that is a colorless consis tency of white and mauve tonss. Against this stark, light back ground the eyes and mouth sud denly become the flirtatious fo cal points of interest. Never be fore have they dominated the face as they do today. The eyes are painted as wide as an owls, with mocha and silver ' violet shadow. It is applied by fanning the color from the lashes up to the thin, thin curve of the brows. Around the lids, a soft sooting of black liner for further accent. The mouth now romes in for def inition with a bright slash of color that goes beyond the length of the lips. This is done by first placing a dot of bright lipstick on each corner of the mouth and drawing a straight horizontal line across the upper lip, to eliminate curves and angles. This is the season to be a beautiful non-conlormist with the feminine perfection of a manne quin look. A hlrusr-Klin ruts down on laun dering, because it is one garment winch serves as two. , WE GIVE ;reen LSTAM W. P. Fuller & Co. 5899 South 6th Phone TU 4-6377 PAINT & WALLPAPER ULLER Send Klamath County's First Representative To Congress Elect Ron Phair Pit Arlv. Klimnth Cmintv Democrat and Repuhlunn Phair frf L'onf r Comm , Flrur Owen and Knrman Duffv, chairmen, 122 N. Bth It. UK, THE TOWN SHOP THURS - FRI - SAT ONLY w 'Wool Saote AII taken from regular stock. Sizes 8 to 20. i na Re9, 19,95 ,uit now 13 00 U43) Off Re9 37 95 25 95 f , Plus many ether price ranges! DRESSES Jf A special group. 99 tX1 Tlylon Slips Nylon Hose j)99 Our own famous 11 Christmas gifts. J r brand! 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