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TV Graphic Coyer What Did Mrs. Ham Gross Give Her Daughters That You Can Give A little Lucy' Kind Of Your Daughters For Christmas? Glamour From By Vinct Leonard Press TV-Radio Writer Powers! "Finding gift of lasting- value for teen age daughters It always difficult," says Mrs. Gross. "Fortunately, I was able to solve that problem by giving Sandra and Pamela our twins a Powers finishing and modeling course. hp5 Now they are such popular and gracious young ladies thanks to Powers." You, too, can give your daughter the everlasting gift of glamour this Christmas.

The gift for the girl who wants to be everything a modern woman should be poised, self- confident, and able to express herself the beauty secrets of the Powers models. FREE For those enrolling now, a Powers professional model's hatbox, Just like the twins are carrying. Send today for your free copy of Powers exciting new brochure, YOUR PERSONAL STAIRWAY TO THE STARS or call 261-5524. Homemaker Career Girl Teen -Phone Name- Address- John DnUTDC Career VIIUIW School 211 Oliver Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 Robert Here's a family portrait of the youngsters who perform with the familiar Lucille Ball and her side-kick Vivian Vance.

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You may see without glasses tomorrow! LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. CHECK-UP AND REPLACEMENT SERVICE On All Types Of Contact Lenses And All Your Optical Needs CANDACE KLAASEN, as a tyke, learned to do fractions by studying the market reports. You might think she would have grown up to be a prim librarian or an old-maid school teacher, or something. Such, gladly, wasn't the case. Candace Lee Klaasen is now Candy Moore, who plays Chris Carmichael, daughter of Lucille Bail on CBS-TV's 'The Lucy Show," Mondays at 9 p.

m. on Channels 2, 9 and 10. She's just 17 now but fear not, the way she's going, she won't be a librarian or a schoolmarm. For one thing, Candy startlingly looks and acts like a young Lucille Ball. Reason Candy consulted the market was natural.

Her dad, William Klaasen, is a stockbroker and investment manager. Candy lives with her parents in North Hollywood. Born in Maplewood, N. Aug. 26, 1947, Candy started modeling in New York when she was 5.

At 7, she was already doing television commercials. Three years and many commercials later, Ella Kazan spotted Candy and cast her as one of the children in his Broadway production of Archibald MacLeish's "J3." Ten months after her Broadway debut, Candy left the "J.B." company and went to Hollywood, where she has appeared In more than a dozen television programs. Acting for Miss Moore came as easy, well, as taking candy from a baby. Her mother was an actress and a model under her maiden name, Llla Moore. Candy got her professional last name when she and her mother were modeling together in New York.

Her favorite pastime Is horseback riding. She likes horses so much that one day she hopes to own a ranch. Only animal she owns now is a Manchester terrier named Ranger. What does she want to do other than acting? She wants to study medicine not to doctor humans, but to take care of animals. She wants to get a veterinarian's license not to practice professionally but to take personal care of all the animals on her ranch.

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