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Show ciSSA m Young Look For Mature At Last Bride-Ele- ct The woman over 40 can 'take heart. If widowed or divorced, there probably is a- - wedding in her future. This is true despite the sad statistics (for single gals) that 53 per cent of the girls between 15 and 19 years old are married. The, mature- woman faces many of the problems of the youthful bride. These include selecting the proper wedding for dress or suit and make-uthe occasion. If you are an "older bride," select make-u- p that 'is gently toned up. You may. want to than use more eye make-u- p you normally do ..and a richer lipstick . shade. However these should complement your skin and hair tone and give an overall feeling of femininity, of true softness. Begin grooming ror your wedding a week in advance. Even though you are ' busy witn parties ana otner events, take time each evening to give yourself a special cream mask. Your complexion 'takes on a bright er, glowing look . . . just what you want tor your weaoing On your wedding day, you may use the mask and then rinse your face with a freshener. Then apply a fluid make-u- p selected for its creamy base to plump out not-skin. Follow this with a drop of cheek tint smoothed on with the finger tips in gentle upward and outward motions. Dust on a loose face powder to set your makeup and brush away excess powder. You may want to try a new powdered pearl for an added glow to your skin on this special day. Carefully ap and lipstick ply eye make-u- p and you will be one of the prettier wedding statistics a truly radiant bride. p SUPERVISORS Mrs. Albert Knudsen, left, and Mrs. Ross D. Rieske clube this year: knitting. display the new project in home economics for Mrs. Knudsen is the new supervisor for Provo southwest' district and 'Mrs. .Rieske the new supervisor for Provo southeast district. 4-- H ... 4-- H Enrollment Underway Even Costume Clubs Jewelry Has Fo r Coun iy 4-H , new supervisors culture, Utah State University have been chosen for Provo, and the county commission. The one in the southeast which has county extension agents, Emily no. had a supervisor before. Tyler and Robert Hassell, su Mrs. Ross Rieske is the new pervise the organization and southeast district supervisor approve programs which are and Mrs. Albert Knudsen the under the direction of the varinew southwest district Super- ous community supervisors. - The springtime is the ideal visor. club. A The clubs are organized time to organize a for any boy or girl 10 to 19 group of friends interested in years of age to join with oth- a project should find an adult ers and work on a project of leader and contact the super his or her choice. The main re- visor in the area for enrollment quirement, is 'a willingness to sheet and help in organization. work, learn to do by doing and Suggestions for group pro "make the best better," the ects are foods, clothing, home club motto. There is no charge improvement, electricity, entoto join nor for the project out- mology, gardening, home beau- lines or other printed mater- tification, livestock, rocks, out' door cooking and woodcraft, ials. The clubs are sponsored by Knitting is a new project in the U. S. Department of Agri the home economics group. Two prc-nupti- al Quality Points 4-- H 4--H H Battle of Burned Pot Won , In the case of costume jewel ry quality and price run the gamut. It is not too difficult, though, to select better costume jewelry that will give long wear and hold its good looks. When buying costume jewel ry, look for craftsmanship and detail as you would check seams, stitching or buttonholes of a dress or suit for good construction. '. . The finishing of a piece of jewelry Is the key to its quali ty. According to the Jewelry Industry Council the back of clasps on good pins and neck laces will be finished smooth ly. Pins should balance. Well- made pins will maintain their balance when worn and not flip down. -- necklaces-will d By New Teflon Application The battle with the burned pot, pan or baking dish is becoming almost as obsolete as the dinosaur since teflon came into the kitchen And although it made its debut in sombre, serviceable shades, it's now the belle of the range, and can compete with any other cook-warappearance wise. e, Since it's still relatively new, not everyone is thoroughly familiar with the simple care it needs to retain its good looks. . however, Before putting a piece into service give it the same conditioning the old cast iron skillet used to get . . . wipe it thoroughly with a paper towel soaked in salad oil. Further sticking is greasing to prevent " not generally needed unless you're baking a fragile cake or cupcakes. If you use a metal fork or poon for-- stirring or - turning, wield It with a nice light touch so that vou don't die into the finish. If the odd scratch does develop, however, It won't affect performance. As with all cookware, empty pans should never be left on hot burners or In heated ovens. At temperatures above 450 degrees the finish quickly discolors, Inadequate washing Is the second cause of discoloration. For best results sponge it out with warm soapy water braced with a dash. of taking soda. You can even go so far as to rub a little dry baking soda on the odd stubborn spot with a damp sponge, as soda can't cratch. But using harsh fit properly and the strand or strands will not bunch when worn. . - , 7A Fashion Now Means Comfort events. His "slim pants look" Bq BETTE KNGHT SAN FRANCISCO -- The day has inspired the sum' dress of "suffering for beauty's sake" Uook and the feeling is one of has passed. That, in brief, tells refinement not severe chic. the story of the hew fashions. The silhouette is soft and Now it's fashionable to be fluid; the skirts are in motion comfortable. with bias cuts, tiers and ruffles "Increasing activities for wom- and gently defined waistlines. enwhether in the social or The slim look provides close business worlds have brought about a desire and demand for tasteful, comfortable clothing. The designers have listened. shorter They are providing skirts,-- easier silhouettes, lower heels, roomier toes, supple lounaauon garments and un complicated hair styles. Softness is in the air this spring! There is a ladylike femininity that has nothing to do with the bare bosoms and bold looks of the past season. Fashions have taken on fluidity and refinement. Within this prevailing mood, however, another influence has continued to assert Itself the slim, lines of architectural, Courreges, the French designer who advocates pants for all : r Sunday Herald Look in Closet How is your closet? That question goes with how you are. Here is a check list: 1. Are the things you wear most often easiest to find? i. Are you making good use of space storing seldom-wor- n items neatly In boxes? 3. Do clothes hang properly stay in shape, wrinkle-free- ? 4. Are shelves, lined, easy to Keep clean 7 5. Is there a place for every thing? Is everything in Its hand-in-ha- -- place? 6. Do clothes smell sweet, fresh very specially yours? to body achitectural construe) tion, new proportions through seaming and tunics. are gently founded, some wide-awaothers high and' flat. Many have small rolled collars or notched revers. Some narrow plunge necklines are also to be seen. Shoulders are natural with a sloping look on dolman-sleeve- d dresses. Wider shoulders above set-i-n sleeves for the easy tailored i suits and coats. , Set-i- n sleeves are slimmer and longer, some with buttoned cuffs. Dolman sleeves are new. although cap sleeves are returning. Bustlines are rounded and smaller. Waistlines continue to be flexible but n e v r tightly cinched. They are high in front, dropping all around, or. nor mal. Many feature narrow tie belts loosely defining the waist There have been rumors that French designers will drop hemlines. Jacques Helm tried y, . it a few seasons ago, Jowerlng some of his daytime skirts to mid-cal- f. Last fall, Yves St. T a i i J gueur tto tne anwe) tate-da- y dresses.1 However, the Amer-fthnrt Innlr . , NEW "UREAM' " uvirwuij VACUUS with a coconut oil base keeps indefinitely without refrigeration, even after the jar has been opened. It dissolves instantly in hot beverages, or It can be reconstituted in quantity with hot water, to be chilled or used immediately in many recipes as a cream substitute. Half a cup of the powder makes 1. cup of liquid cream substitute. It con--. lains u oaiones per measuring teaspoonful, and is available is 1 J J 41. 1 aim vuiiix jars. d7i, More richness, .Wellness and value than carpels costing dollars more! Grooming Guide The time to makeminor repairs in clothes is me moment you discover that damage has been done. If you put off the repair job, you'll find yourself ready to dress for a date with a dress that you can't wear If a pin, necklace or earring abrasives is considered strict contains a synthetic stone or imitation gem, such stones without fixing. ly taboo. If staining should occur don't should be handset and fit perIf you wear earrings or other despair. There's a very simple tecuy. interior stones, even when and flat are shiny the jewelry when you also recommends imitation, by remedy wear sunglasses, be sure to manufacturers of the finish. dull. Another factor is the metal keep your glass frames simple! Mix two tablespoons of baking soda and one-hacup of liquid plating. Ask the jeweler or look Fancy frames and bright jewelhousehold bleach with one cup for the karat stamp indicating ry will give you a "busy" look. of water. Boil this solution the quantity of gold used. The for five to ten minutes in the heavier the plating of gold, the Do your knees and elbows stained utensils. Wash, rinse, finer the polishing and lacquer embarrass you? Treat them to ing the less likely the item is an overnight refresher. Smooth dry and wipe with salad oil. to tarnish, unless you are one on a mixture of lemon juice those women whose body and baby oil after scrubbing of Using a handful of fresh the areas with a brush first. react to metal. acids florflowers from your favorite This combination helps rid costume jewelist, and a few yards of velvet knees and elbows of discolor-ation- s has handsome put ry pieces ribbon, make yourself an Easter while softening the skin. within reach of us all. But it is bonnet. For example, a striking to with a still shop important hat may be made of green vel jeweler or store known for If holes are punched in a vet ribbon and two Bird-oquality merchandise. container of water, the liquid Paradise blossoms. 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