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Show Ladies, want a lovely complexion? It's available right in our area! A lovely complexion is available right here in the Spring ille-Mapl'eton-Spanish Kork Payson area under the name of KKYSKK. For over 4:i years. Klysee has iH'en dedicated to one pur-' pur-' pose.. .to help you look younger' and have a more beautiful complexion. To accomplish this KI.YSKK has been doing research work in cosmetics and skin therapy to find the secrets of NATl'HK and not of man-made man-made substances that can harm your precious skin. KI.YSKK was orginated by Klizaheth Blumenthal shortly after World War I. The German born doctor was firmly convinced con-vinced that women spent too much money on products that were not good for the skin. She developed KI.YSKK skin products to conform' to her concept ol skin care and her reputation in the field led to national recognition. Dr. Blumenthal brought her product to the 1'mted States and introduced them at San Francisco. Fran-cisco. California. Among the people who came"from all over the country" to San Francisco lor treatment was Mrs. Tola Newman who lived in the Kureka-Dugw ay Proving Grounds area. Dr. Blumenthal personally trained Mrs. Newman in the application of KI.YSKK. Following Dr. The safety of motorists and residents is being threatened by an upsurge in sign vandalism. Concentrated efforts to curtail sign vandalism on the part of the Ctah Highway Patrol, local law enforcement agencies and justices of the peace have failed and the toll continues to rise. A recent investigation noted instances where farmhouses and pastures were the only backstop behind bullet -riddled signs. Signs on curves were shot from angles indicating that motorists could easily be struck by-deflected by-deflected bullets. Many signs were rendered useless by blasts of buckshot and larger caliber bullets. Impact removed paint far beyond the perimeter of the actual bullet holes. 2 SPORTSWEAR IDEAL FOR VACATION AND CASUAL NEAR I Capri Suits 0 . top $4 bottom $4 TANK TOPS $4 CARDIGANS SWEATERS BLOUSES $2 to $4 BERMUDAS $2 to $4. CAPRIS S3 (queen sizes $4 to $5) In the University Mall Blumenthal's death, the company com-pany was purchased by Mrs. Newman and moved from California to Salt Lake City. The fact that the plant in located so close makes possible the fastest delivery schedule in te whole cosmetics industry and the Quality Assurance is second to none in the field. We. at KI.YSKK, never rely on make-up to conceal a skin problem. We blend the .rarest oils, the most enriching estogens, the purest Royal Jelly, vitamins, placenta, and the other essential substances to make Klysee the very best product available on the American market today. Knjoy a radiant, healthy skin by giving it the care and treatment it needs. KLYSEE products are created to correct an skin problem, from the very small to the most complex to help you look better and younger. Mac and Valene Mathews are the Area Executives for EI.YSEE. They are ready to help you in any way that they can. Mrs Newman is also available for any help that you feel needs her attention. Please call the Mathews- at 489-7219 or come to their home in Mapleton at 212 No. ()2() E. and let them help you. M V COTTONS FOR HIM AND HER Awning-striped all-cotton all-cotton poplin is the common denominator in look-alikes for the young set. Styled by Peter Pan, the kid-proof coveralls feature suspenders with big buttons in front, and handy patchpockets. They're teamed with short-sleeved short-sleeved cotton shirts for tops in comfort. Thorpe family reunion held at Kelly's Grove The annual reunion of the Levi Thorpe and Mary Ruth Taylor families was held Friday, and Saturday, June 29 and 30, at Kelly's Grove. Present were persons from New Orleans, Texas, Colorado, and all parts of Utah. Over 150 persons were in attendance. at-tendance. A special program was presented Friday evening by Richard Conover and Merrill Christianson. Everyone present seemed to thoroughly enjoy the presentation. A highlight of the entertainment en-tertainment features of the event were games where prizes were given for various abilities, characteristics, or achievements. Visiting, reminiscing, and renewing of ties and acquaintanceships was enjoyed by all. A bountiful and well prepared evening meal was served Friday. Harold and Evelyn Jordan generously furnished hot cakes for the Saturday morning breakfast for the entire group. Visiting continued until after the noon meal Saturday, at which time members reluctantly left for their various homes. ' V J a$r it's a woman's July 5, 1973 The Springville Herald Page Seven Bread Stuff If half the wheat and rye grown annually were turned into bread, there would be at least 100 one-pound loaves per year for each of the world's inhabitants. a iji On Again, Off Again The motto, "In God We Trust," first appeared on some U.S. coins in 1864, disappeared dis-appeared and reappeared on various coins until 1955, when Congress ordered it placed on all paper money and all coins. "Make it a habit economize econo-mize on the time spent com-plaininK."-Mrs. Gary Hiott, The Pickens (S. C.) Sentinal. A cynis is a man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing. Kathy Smith Kathy Smith to wed Jay DeMille August 1 in Manti Temple rites Mr. and Mrs. Ted A. Smith of Springville announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Kathy to Jay S. DeMille son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferron DeMille of Salt Lake City. The couple is planning an August 1 wedding in the Manti LDS Temple. A garden reception will be given at the home of the bride's parents, 698 East 4th South, that evening. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Springville High School. She is presently employed as a secretary in Salt Lake City. The prospective groom graduated from Hillcrest High School. He served a two-year LDS mission in the Manitoba-Minnesota mission. He is presently serving in the United States Air Force. ' Attending the bride will be Mary Ann Baker, matron of honor, Christine Smith, Julie Smith, Sondra DeMille, Betty Rigby and Annette DeMille as bridesmaids. Special guest will be the brides Grandmother Mary (Mayme) Eddy. The couple will live in Mississippi following their marriage. by MARY LEE THOMPSON If you've ever taken vitamins vita-mins or paid a smidgen of attent ion to nutrition discussions, discus-sions, you've heard of Recommended Rec-ommended Dietary Allowances. Allow-ances. Hut do you know why ye have RDA's, or who sets the standards? Every five years the Food and Nutrition Hoard of the National Academy of Sciences Sci-ences undertakes the monumental monu-mental task of revising the KI.. The seventh edition was published in lOiiS, and the eighth will he published later this year. The IM A serves a variety of purposes itu-hiding use as a guide for the food industry, a check to counteract advertising adver-tising errors, and a base for diets of welfare recipients. With the proposed changes in labeling f foods, the KDA is doubly important and, as always, al-ways, anyone interested in eating a balanced diet w;'' need correct nu'rit ion inl'i mat ion. The RDA for a day is circulated cir-culated to fill the needs of a "reference" man and woman. The man is considered to be 22 years old and weighs about pounds. His physical activity is "light" (between sedentary ami heavy activity). activ-ity). How many calories should be recommended for his daily intake? In 19ii:f it was 2.900 but in 19tW it was adjusted down to 2.800. However, the problem is how many calories are needed to supply the retiu'ired protein, pro-tein, vitamins, and minerals for good nutrition. How low can calorie intake be before nutrients become inadequate? The Recommended Dietary Allowances are not requirements. require-ments. They arc a reference or a guide designed for practically prac-tically everyone in the country. coun-try. Therefore, they allow a margin of safety for individual indi-vidual variations which can be quite wide. Flowers that bloom: these in ribbon-like panels on a tunic of silky polyester, long-sleeved, self-tied. Designed De-signed by Lady Manhattan. Business investment in new plant and equipment totaled S90 billion in 1972. Expert Eye Care by Dr. G. H. Heindselman optometrist QUICK SERVICE FOR LENSE REPLACEMENTS OR EYE EXAMINATIONS Jewelry Watches Diamonds Sifts Heindselman Optical & Jewelry Co. 124 Watt Center Provo, Utah Knit Shop GOLDEN TOUCH OF HOSPITALITY HI' ' , from Best Foods Kitchens jj Bake Chocolate Cream Pie For pood "country kitchen" flavor, make a traditional Chocolate Cream Pie complete com-plete with meringue. Chocolate Cream Pie 1 haked (9-inch) pastry shell 2i cup sugar Vt cup corn starch 'l teaspoon salt "Vl cups milk 2 ( 1 -ounce) squares unsweetened chocolate S eggs, separated I teaspoon vanilla (i tablespoons sugar Mix together sugar, corn ::iaich and salt in double boiler boil-er lop. Gradually stir in milk until smooth. Add Chocolate. Cook over boiling water, stirring stir-ring constantly, until thick enough to mound slightly when dropped from spoon. Cover; cook 10 minutes longer, long-er, stilling occasionally. Do not remove from boiling water. wa-ter. Heat egg yolks slightly. Stir a little hot mixture into egg yolks. Then stir all into remaining; hot mixture. Cook, stirring constantly, 2 minutes. Kcmovc from boiling water. Add vanilla. Cool to room temperature. Turn filling into " baked pastry shell. Cover with meringue made from egg whites and 6 tablespoons sugar. sug-ar. Hake in a 300 K. oven 15 to 20 . minutes until lightly browned. Cool away from drafts. Makes 1 (!)-inch) pie. Sickroom Needs? Let Us Advise You . . . u norpn ronrp RnrppiH jduUdudUU LUd UUUdlUiI V 0 BT wo":, k V 1 PI BlQDOD rjOU UQUO1 Ml. Easy Rental Terms It takes skill to select the correct wheelchair wheel-chair and all sickroom supplies. 'Styles, , size and use must be taken into account. ac-count. Our experience can aid in your selection, benefit patients. SPRINGVILLE Kex DRUG Electrically heated homes, by design, are more completely insulated than other homes. This not only means you'll be warm and comfortable when the snow flies this winter, but cooler right now during the hot summer days. Because, in summertime, insulation that meets electric heat standards helps block the sun's heat outside and keep the cool of the night inside. Year around, an electric heating system will help save you money and reduce the energy you use, too. Someday you'll probably heat electrically, why wait? Your Utah Power & Light Company electric heating specialist will be happy to assist you with information on installation and operating costs lor the right electric heat system for you. There's no obligation. obliga-tion. Phone or write the Customer Service Department. Utah Power & Light Company. P.O. Box 899, Salt Lake City. Utah 84110. Name Address City PHONE 4I9-M3 State Utah Power & Light Co. EhtruittKiy to it Belter Environment 0 |