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Show THINK PRETTY Experiment with hair color for fun or beauty By PEGGY WALKER Copley News Service terview here. The woman whose gray comes in with perfect silver-whistrands that have a frosted look, and those who simply look better with a silver crop of hair than they did with their natural hair cola are home free when the cola starts to turn, said Mrs. Kennedy, a New Yorker. She adds: Unfortunately, not too many women are luckey enough to have their white hair come in with beautiful streaks, nor do many have the right skin coloring shape of face to take silver hair. And that's why, after a close look in the mirror, most decide to cola. But what cola? If you're young, you can go fa the same cola as your natural hair, you can change it and go blond, redhead whatever. You can experi- te When that first strand of gray hair appears, a woman has several alternatives. Among the most frequent: laugh, ay or color. But does a woman have to have the hair cola of her youth to look young and viva cious? Not so, says Bernice Connor Kennedy, hair coloring consultant. As a matter of fact, some women shouldn't color their hair," she said in an in a ment and have fun. I would, if 1 were young. Colaing with new products on the market today can be fun with no danthe products are so ger safe." a they do want their wives to But the mature woman, she advised, should stick to a color a shade or two lighter than her own. Dark hair ages, light hair has a softening effect. Mrs. Kennedy, consultant fa the John H. Breck Co., also is edita of "Girl Talk magazine, a publication distributed fa beauty parla customers' reading. The really important thing about colaing hair, she suggested, is taking extra care to condition, shampoo with the right shampoos and treat the hair with extra concern because it can become very dry after colaing. Do men want their wives to cola their hair when it tans gray? Mrs. Kennedy Men do, but they cola their hair as long as it is nnuiVmHv rcravia not a drastic change and without it being brought to their immediate attention with statements such as, look dear, I just colured my hair.' "There certainly no longer is any stigma attached to colaing one's hair. The decision whether to Q) (J2J) tackle a cola job have it done is up to the individual, said Mrs. Kennedy. If you feel insecure, go to a professional. She can boost you psychologically, and give you advice about a yoa hair type. own "But there's no real reason why any woman cannot also do it at home. Research has shown that women with very light pink and white skins or those with very dark skins have hair that has the tendency to gray with the frosted look, accading to Mrs. Kennedy. The maja-ithowever, she said, tend to look washed-ou- t when hair goes gray. This expat suggested that a good way of determining the right shade when coloring is to cut off strands of hair and a comtry different colas bination of shades. In addition to the psychological lift colaing can give the graying woman, there are some other fringe benefits, Mrs. Kennedy said. Because white hair has a tendency to be brittle, a good hair color conshampoo-itaining conditions will make hair easia to manage. Other tips from Mrs. Kennedy are: choose an ash tone if you don't want a reddish cast, and always make a patch test befae colaing to determine if yoa skin is sensitive to colaing products. said yes. don't want to know about it. Putting that another way, y, Jehovah Witnesses hold convention in Ogden sure of the Malawi Congress Party, animals At a district convention of Jehovah's Witnesses, held last week in Ogden, some 2900 delegates in attendance heard F. D. Malaspina, district overseer fa Utah Circuit No. 1, talk on the aubject, "Is this life all there is?" During the convention, which centered on the spiritural need during these critical times, a resolution was passed by the body concerning the persection being felt in Malawi. The resolution read as follows: In recent weeks, repats have come to us from Africa concerning a great wave of persecution of Jehovah's Witnesses in the Republic of Malawi One press dispatch reported hundreds of Jehovah's Witnesses fleeing from their villages and walking about 350 miles to Zambia to escape persecution. Another press report tells of a Blantyre businessman, M. L. Chirwa, dying after being attacked by youth leaders of the Malawi Congress Party fa refusing to buy a party membership card and for being one of Jehovah's Witnesses. Another dispatch from Malawi tells of at least ten of Jehovah's Witnesses being killed and many homes burned because Jehovah's Witnesses refuse to join the nation's sole political party. Other reports tell how, because of pres Jeho- vah's Witnesses have been dismissed from their employment and thrown out of their houses, their belongings and valuables have been confiscated, farms and domestic destroyed, d m business establishments owned by Jehovah's Witnesses officially closed and personal bank accounts frozen. Many of Jehovah's witnesses have been beaten, tortured, robbed, raped, maimed, and murdered. Some families of Jehovah's Witnesses are forced to sleep in the forest and are suffering from lack of food. A radiogram report tells of more than 18,500 who fled now living as refugees in Mozambique and Zambia. against Jehovahs When crimes Witnesses are reported to the police, they will do nothing to protect the persecuted ones or prevent more persecution. Any injured ones going to a hospital are refused medical attention or medicine. Therefore, be it resolved, THAT we, (2,290) Jehovah's Witnesses jects and to restore humaneness to the Republic of Malawi THAT we call upon all honest-heartepeople of Malawi who are lovers of iustice and truth and who have regard for human values and who fear God to refuse to have any part in the persecution of Jehovah God's faithful servants in Malawi but to do good to these devoted followers of Jesus Christ and not to overlook the words of Jesus at Matthew 25:40: Truly I say to you. To the extent that you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did it to me": THAT in unity we pray and will continue to pray to the Almighty Ruler of the universe, Jehovah God, on behalf of our suffering brothers and sisters in the congregations of Jehovah's witnesses of Malawi that they may be given strength spritually and physically to endure the trials now upon them and that they may be consoled and comforted in their time of distress: THAT in love fa our fellow Christian witnesses of Jehovah we are prepared to contribute material aid and help to the suffering families of Jehovah's witnesses in Malawi and the refugee families in sur-rounding countries as we may be called upon to do so; THAT we are confident that the more than 23,300 Jehovah's Christian witnesses of Malawi by the undeserved kindness of Almighty God Jehovah, will continue to be strong in their faith and will worship Jehovah and serve the King Christ Jesus even though reproached, riduculed, taunted, persecuted, or forced into exile, knowing that their salvation belongs to assembled in Ogden high (auditorium) in Ogden, Utah, publicly deplore the atrocities that are being committed against Jehovah's witnesses in the Republic of Malawi solely because they choose to worship the true God Jehovah and because, as conscientious Christians and for Scriptural reasons, they will not become a part of the world and join the Malawi Congress party or any political organizations; THAT we unitedly appeal to Prsident Dr. H. Kamuzu Banda, and the other in the Republic of Malawi to quickly bring an end to the cruel maltreatment being practiced against Jehovah's witnesses by certain of their sub a n bers. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Winkler and Pauline and Mr. and Mrs. Udell Winkler and three girls were Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roge? Benson and family. The Benson's have just moved into Bluebell from Califania and we welcome them here. They have bought a piece of ground and have moved into a lovely new mobile home. Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bolton were ha parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Allmark of Orem, their son Gary Bolton and his family of Salt Lake and daughta, Annette and her hus- Roosevelt hospital for tests and She returned home Saturday. Adele Lewis became the bride of Loren Bingham Wednesday Nov. 22 at the Salt Lake Temple. Those who accompanied the couple at the Temple were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lewis and Angie Lewis. A reception and dance was held at the ward in hona of them the same evening. Steven Rhoades of Salt Lake, Keith and Aaron of Provo were visiting their parents over the weekend. band Steve Dunsmore and daughter Brooke from Vernal. Visiting at the William 0. Larsen home over the weekend were Kirk and Julie Larsen and three children of Ogden. Tara Lee Gurr and Sharon Newbold spent the Thanksgiving holiday weekend at their home in Pleasant Grove and Midvale with their families. Both girls teach school in Altamont elementary. e Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verl Roper were Mr. and Mrs. Clark Lusty and family and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Roper and family. Ta-bio- Phone News Items to 3 Russell Todd of Roosevelt and Howard and Maxine Todd and nine children. Thanksgiving holiday visitas at Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dump in Altonah were Ron and Marilyn Brown and children, Spanish Fork; Duane and Marilyn Young and two children of Sandy; and Ron and Sharleen Goodrich and three children of Bluebell Visiting at the Wallace J. Seeley home during the Thanksgiving holidays were Dal and Bea Seeley and two children, Taylorsville; Waylon and Janet Champion and three girls, Holladay; Terry and Jeanne Layton and three boys of Granger; Kirk Seeley and Jennifer Jones, Logan; Jimmy and Sharon Seeley and daughter Denise of Hawaii; Morris and Dolores Monsen and son Gary, Vernal. Jimmy Seeley is serving in the Navy and has been in Hawaii fa the past three years. He is now going to Bremerton, Wash., where he ' will go to school fa two years. He is the son of Afton and Edna Seeley of Salt Lake (former Basin residents). Mr. and Mrs. Owen Goodrich and Leslie B. Goodrich spent the Thanksgiving holidays in Salt Lake with family mem- e Visiting with Leonard and Hazel Goodrich and Mrs. Sylvia Goodrich during the Thanksgiving holidays were Drew and Morris Goodrich and their families of Clearfield. Boyd and Vera Goodrich and four children of Springville, Evan and Ethel Goodrich and son, Roosevelt and daughter Janice Pope and children of Salt Lake and Norman and Sharon Goodrich and daughter. e Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Bird were their daughter and family Connie and Lynn Long and children of Kearns and Paul and Sandy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lisonbee spent Thanksgiving in Salt Lake with her sister Marie and husband, Vard LaVer. Forty Seven members of the Russell Todd family gathered at the home of Howard' and Maxine Todd in Bluebell fa Thanksgiving, they were Max and Chell Todd and six children of Ballard; Wendell and Norma Johnson, Ron and Kathlee Taylor and Phillip and Janet Johnson all Ogden; Ferrell and Nedra Mohlman, Bountiful Frank and Lucile Mohlman, Provo; Jack and Nancy Sherwood of Bountiful; Earl and Joann McKenna and eight children of Logan; Mr. and Mrs. Jehovah God (Psalm 3:8); THAT we highly value the examples of faithfulness of our brothers and sisters in Malawi and that this is encouraging to us who are serving the same God though living in another part of the world. We, too, are determined to 'keep on obeying God as ruler and we will preach the good news of the Kingdom, the only 5:29; Matthew hope of mankind.-Ac- ts God-give- STANDARD - Roosevelt, Utah Thursday, November 30, 1972 722-21- n 24:14. uEER3ZQ CQSSS Specials for Nov. 30f Dec. AT L & L FORD - USED TRUCKS & CARS .V::. i MUST GO! 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Mr. and Mrs. Brent Lee and family enjoyed Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fitzwater and family. They visited Ray Lee who was recently operated on at the LDS hospital They report that he is improving and getting along as well as can be expected. Connie Lee returned to her home fa a day Saturday as she is staying in Salt Lake until her husband can come home. New ward officers sustained last Sunday were Kenneth Hansen as ward chorister, Florence Turnbow as ward aganist, Kathy Young as chorister tor the MIA, Anna Clayton as den mother fa the Scouts and Ralph Smith as head of the ward building program. Mr. and Mrs. Venice Turnbow , Mr. and Mrs. Gene Burt, Mr. and Mrs. Darreld Casper went to Provo Temple last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. LaVon Giles and family, Mr. and Mrs. Voy Stewart and family of Midvale spent the weekend visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Giles Mrs. Carleene Williams and family visited at Ogden with Mrs. Grace Staler and family. The Williams went to see their son Ricky at the Cottonwood Hosnital Mr. and Mrs. Leo Turnbow, Marsha and Marva spent Thanksgiving in Salt Lake at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Turnbow and family. Other family members were Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Turnbow and son, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Turnbow and son, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Turnbow and son. Mrs. Gwenda Turnbow and son Cay visited for a few days at Tabiona with the Turnbows and with Mr. and Mrs. Dclmar Gardner and family at Roosevelt. Steve Anderson of Salt Lake visited Friday and Saturday also, and enjoyed the two vietorious games the Tabiona Tigers played. Students who were home fa the holiday were Rirky Fabrizio, Terry Burt, Aaron Rhoades, Kent liarkett, Steven Humes, Randy Ivie, Charleen Wagstaff, Lorana and LuAnn Harkford and Sherilyn Humes. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Giles and family of Salt Lake visited with Mrs. Jennie Jones. Jennie accompanied them bark to the city Sunday. 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