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keep your jewelry at a mini. camera's eye tends to exagger- THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, Merch 10, 1960 ' @ mum. Teo many baubles willlate any artifice that's slightly] : only detract attention from your|out of line. Use mascara on the D-defined mouth, which. will GROUPS, cLuBs | Looking Your Best Is Important i " face. upper lashes only, Dark lower AUXILIARIES For Your Date With Photographer), me ses ere n amuse ma, coms satesive 2, 507 re "i Be | . | impor remem.| Just before the shutter clicks, | The Ee OME acy Re sa Have you bad your pictureiyour Bait the ight héfore-Syen Yen Bimini a uk be faponan Yipociok one or twolwet your lips. A relaxed, pleasant yi en ely' ! sli [ation Army Doe Jae vas Much more is involved in tak- put sparkle in limp, dull tresses. Slighdy Nionier than oun shades lighter San the one Joulenpressiog will be easy to main- {March 8, with 68 members pres-|ing a formal portrait than just Arrange your hair becomingly may cause he. Jake pléxion és usually a, a is 00 bak, o tain when you know your groom- ent. ~ |snapping the shutter. The pho-in a simple style; try to avoid take on a murky look under the|vibrant, it will appear black in ing and make-up details are per. | Mrs. Major Rankin led in the|tographer experiments with tiny curls or a too-elaborate bright lights. If you use eye- the photograph making your|fect -- and the knowledge that singing of a few choruses. Mrs. lights, angles, various poses and colffure, Your face ls fe foctlliiner, apply it just at the roots lipline look a bit garish. The ef-|you look your best will be re- usan Fowler gave a reading, isp lenses in his effort topcint in a po s | finished poRtrait ® "My Moment with God." ejecta 16 picture at the best hair should frame it softly put|%f the upper lashes, for the'fect to strive for is a lightly but'flected in your (William, James made the an-in ciple moment, But a formal inconspicuously. nouncements which included the| ait is really a joint project] What you will wear for your Home 1eague quaneny [CLLRS between you and the photogra-|picture depend fhe i to be held on Wednesday, Marel [LCT 6, "brings to it. his years For a bridal porizail, the photog: Bn ey ok lof technical skill in photography|rapher will know exactly how to Mrs. William Short, Jr. led in|--2nd you can do your part by arrange the folds and flounces the devotional period. Mrs. Rob- | knowing how to present your|of youd wedding dress to show ert Younge led in the singing of | prettiest self to the camera. it off to prettiest advantage. Yor a hymn followed by prayer. Mrs.| Make the appointment for your any other kind of Jota, , Gordon Butler led in the Scrip- sitting on a day when you know|rule to remember is simplicity. tare reading. Mrs. Clayton Hurl-/you won't be involved with other|Choose a dress with a flattering, bert and Mrs. James Snelgrove engagements. Take time to wash |uncluttered néckline and try to sang a duet, "With Thy Spirit|-- | Fill Me." | A *'chalk" talk was given by Mrs. Stanley Patterson. Mrs. Wil- i {liam Short gave a reading, "The {Servant Girl's Sa ice Mrs. | I Hurlbert and Mrs. Snelgrove sang am to Take the | \ 1 | a |a duet, "Willing {Cross." Mrs. Short spoke on "What are You and I doing for !God." Mrs. Stanley Patterson led in the singing of a hymn, and closed in prayer ' | Tea was served by the Cheerio | Group. Next week will be a St rick"s party, with Mrs ...Yes! and feather light and erackling crisp because they're y "AQUAFLAKED" a baking process exclusive to. . . 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