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Toastmistress Club Meets 16 Sheboygan Press, Monday, Jan. 7, 1974 The Klausers Are Feted ducted by Mrs. Jeanette )ia-mflnd and the president. Local winners advance efluneif and regional levels, then to International competition. Further information about the club can be obtained by contacting Mrs.

Karin Siebert at 452-8011. FOR Now For Your Professional WEDDING 'Fascinating Womanhood9 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klauser, 520 Washington Square, Kohler, marked their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home. Host couple was their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. W. G. (Virginia) Ludwig of Rockford, 111. Guesus included four who were attendants at the wedding Mrs.

Roland Feld; Klauser's sister, Mrs. Arno Hasson, and brother, David Klauser, and a brother of Mrs. Klauser, Henry Mark-graf. A retired Kohler Co. employe, Klauser was born April 29," 1898, in Russia.

The former Emilv Markgraf was born June 18, 1903, in Sheboygan. They were married Dec. 15, 1923, at the home of her par PICTURES UW-Fond du Lac Offers Lecture-Discussion Series Both Candid and Formal Call CLAIR KILTON Photography "The Finest In Color" 457-7246 New Year's resolutions and Woman's were subjects of iinfrrompn af eeches, when Sheboygan Tftastmist- ress Club convened at Richard's in Sheboygan Falls. Mrs. Diane Allen presided.

A workshop for the February speech contest was con bh SURROUND WITH THE ESOHIMU'S it a it ji wr Plan Want Your Carpets An eight-week lecture-discussion series, titled "Fascinating Womanhood," is scheduled to begin on Thursday morning, Jan. 17, at the University of Wisconsin Center-Fond du Lac. Husbands and wives often do not understand one another; consequently, the children suffer with the parents and there is wide-spread concern among educators, sociologists and other informed persons who see the home, the foundation of our society, endangered. The "Fascinating Womanhood" series is designed to help guide women in marriage, that they may attain the greatest possible fulfillment and happiness in the husband-wife relationship. Although the philosophy is di ents, the late Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Markgraf, with the Rev. F. C. Proehl officiating.

The celebrants are members of Bethany Lutheran Church, Kohler. They have two grandchildren. Christening Service Mr. and Mrs. James Meyer, 3401 Hickory chose the name, Cori Jo, for their infant daughter in a baptismal rite performed by the Rev.

Louis Huber in the chapel at St. Mark Lutheran Church. The baby's uncles, Ben Hussey of Hooker, Okla, and Brian Meyer, are sponsors. Grandparents are Marvin Birge and Mr. and Mrs.

Bernard Meyer of Sheboygan. REALLY Clean? embedded '''HTi cleaning iti tf dim win-1 i As Seen On Channel 6 We Wecome a Missouri Synod Slates Parent Training Course Cosmetics To Come Clean NEW YORK (NEA) How often have you heard a friend say, "I broke out in a rash from a deodorant," or "I can't use that lipstick. It dries my lips?" The sure stunner is the one that goes, "I'm allergic to that hyperallergenic cosmetic line." These things don't happen too often. Considering the million who use toiletries and cosmetics daily, the gal who suffers seriously from their use is nearly as rare, as a daffodil growing out of a pine tree. But it does happen occasionally.

And the FTC and FDA are trying to do something about it. The Federal Trade Commission has been investigating cosmetic advertis-. ing for more than a year. The probe is aimed at the claims made in their ads as well as. the potential hazards of the product which may not have been pointed out by the firm offering it.

The Food and Drug Administration has ordered all cosmetics manufacturers to list ingredients on their product labels by March 31, 1975. So for a while we coast along as usual. And by April we'll have to do some boning up to understand the wording of the labels even though it will be in English. All ingredients must be prominently listed on labels in decreasing order of preva-lance. And with the exception of fragrances and flavors, all ingredients must be identified by the same name by all companies.

The source will be a dictionary developed by the Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association as the standard name reference. So clear off a big space on your bookshelf if you don't want to pop out in red bumps the very night you bought a new beauty gimmick just to knock them dead. Even public television is enough concerned to be testing a new consumer-interest program, starring Geraldo Rivera, with cosmetics and soap products to get the first treatment. In September '73 there was a warning that bubble baths, according to the FTC, can possibly cause rashes among children. And although FTC assistant, Myer Tulkhoff, said he "doesn't know how serious the problem can become and doesn't want to exaggerate the situation," an investigation is being coordinated with other government agencies involved.

Consumerism is becoming something to be reckoned with in the United States at long last. And since this labeling, and in some cases the necessity for far more expensive and expansive research by cosmetic and toiletry can be quite costly to them, it seemed a good idea to contact a few for their reactions whether they felt victimized or were willing to go along with the order in the cause of their own good names and for the benefit of the consumer. i Shampacs, brushes and your hard work will not clean jour carpets Fact is, they 'r'''JfY' 4tually do more harm than good Demand JiVvAi that we prove this to you by a FREE scien- vw' 'A Itific analysis and estimate of ycur carpet Wo suspend and extract deeply soil and shampoo left by previous i. uiiiiuiMeicu bf- i tour l.u .1... Itary.

nuiniiuie lie ieu sming licjii iiuui ejpiiiiiB idiueis dim Flowers Garden Center 1 2th and Michigan mmm 457-3079 QUALITY Cleaning Let our staff precision cut your hair and style it so you will have very little to do with care. We have the knowledge and technique to make your lifestyle a bit easier! rected to women, men also benefit as the wife applies the teachings in daily living. Instructor for the course is Mrs. Sharon Yockey, wife of Dr. John C.

Yockey of Fond du Lac. Mrs. Yockey has previously conducted seminars in the "Family Enrichment Series" at the Center. The $18 per person fee for the services includes the cost of instruction and the course workbook. All sessions will be held from a.m.

in Room 202 of the Library-Administration Building on Thursday, Jan. 17, 24, 31; Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28; and March 7. Registration may be made by contacting the Office of Educational Services at the UW Center, Fond du Lac. Phone 922-8440, extension 55.

Enrollment in the cousse is limited to 30 persons and must be indicated by Tuesday through any of the Sheboygan area Missouri Synod church offices. Those desiring more information may call 458-8246. Births St. Nicholas Hospital: Son to Mr. and Mrs.

John Feudner, 1624 Huron Friday. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hinze, 377 Pheasant Lane, Grafton, Friday. Son to Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Mayer, 1955 N. 4th Sunday. Son to Mr. and Mrs.

Terry Herbst, 1622 Wilson Sunday. Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wiese, 198 S. East Elkhart Lake, today.

Son to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jovanovich, 1506 N. 25th today. Memorial Hospital: Daughter to Mr.

and Mrs. Wally Bednarski, 832 Lincoln Saturday. Son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schwartz, 1534 Superior Saturday.

Son to Mr. and Mrs. James Dillard, 2317-A S. 7th Saturday. Son to Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Ramey, R. 1, Sheboygan, Sunday. Out-of-city hospital: Daughter, Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Diener, 611 E. Kilbourn West Bend.at St. Joseph Community Hospital, West Bend. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

John Diener, 1112 North and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hlinak, 2401 Calumet Son, Robert John, Sunday, to Mr Mrs. John Wirth, 1021 19th SW, Largo, Fla. The mother is the former Marilyn Verhage, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Willard Verhage, Sheboygan Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Wirth, R.

2, Sheboygan Falls, are the paternal grandparents. Don't Void Your KIRBY GUARANTEE We Are Sheboygan's ONLY Authorized Kirby Repair Shop Cutler Kirby Corner 8th St. Clair Phone 458-791 1 Open 6 days 9 to 5 Fridays 9 9 in dry cleaning! each beautifully dry cleaned and pressed. Specials! POLLY'S POINTERS i By POLLY CRAMER Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY What is the best way to keep rubber gloves used for dishwashing dry and clean? After they get wet tliey seem to be a perfect engironment for growing some sort of fungus that might cause a rash on hands. M.D.

and C.K. DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve is with women who come to my house and thoughlessly put their handbags on my tables and often knock over arrangements and scratch the tables as a result. I do not see why they cannot put the handbags on the floor or a chair. G.B. DEAR POLLY Carolyn should first be sure that all the trimming is sewed (not glued) to her Early American lamp shade before she tries to clean it.

Also be sure all the material is colorfast. Vacuum or brush the loose dust off first. Fill the bathtub with lukewarm soap suds and hold the shade by the metal frame, dunk it in and out of the water submerging it completely each time. Work rapidly and do this a few times. Remove heavy soil by brushing gently with a soft brush.

Rinse the shade using a sink spray attachment or by dunking it up and down in clear water. I think a few drops of fabric softener added to the rinse water retards dirt accumulation. Blot out excess water, with a heavy towel and dry by an open window, fan or even a nozzle of your hair dryer. (Polly's note: Quick drying is important. I have often looped a cord through the metal frame top and then tied a lamp shade to a clothesline in the shade.

This is for ALL f.abric shades only.) MRS. R. L. DEAR POLLY Cut the backs off greeting cards, cut open and reverse the envelopes and use for shopping lists. With the paper shortage every little bit helps.

HELEN. DEAR POLLY I cringe when I see a woman carrying a totebag-type purse with a billfold in full view. I recently had my billfold neatly removed from such a bag and lost $20 and some important cards. My husband then suggested attaching my billfold to my purse with a dog tag chain so no one could remove it. We put a metal eyelet through the fold in the billfold and threaded the chain through this and I pin the chain, with a safety pin, to each purse I use.

The chain is long enough to enable me to use the billfold with no danger of loss. I hope this Pointer will save someone else a heartache. MRS. S.H.B. (NEA.) YARNS Needlepoint Kits Crewel THE DARN YARN SHOPPE 815 Mich.

Ave. 457-3630 Free Parking In Rear Memorial Mall Barbershop Specializing In Styling No Appointments Needed January Special Reg. $12.50 COLD WAVE BEAUTY SHOP ESTHER TEN PAS, Owner and Manager ftowler Bldg: Ph. 432-2818 7J 6 $50 South Wisconsin District of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod has announced an eight-week Parent Effectiveness Training (PET) Workshop to begin Thursday. Three-hour sessions are planned for one night a week at Trinity Lutheran School, 824 Wisconsin starting at 7 p.m.

The workshop is designed to enhance the relationship between parents and their children with a mutual increase in self-esteem and individual responsibility. The class, part of a nationwide program offering training to parents and teachers of Lutheran schools, will be taught by Wendell Meyer, principal of Trinity Lutheran School in Mequon. A 1945 graduate of River Forest College, Meyer holds a master's degree in education. Focus will be on commu; nicauion skills, problem solving counseling and methods to resolve conflicts. Lectures, demonstrations and tape recordings will be used, as well as classroom participation experience.

The special project is administered by the Board of Parish Education of the denomination funded under a grant from Aid Association for Lutherans. Arrangements for the class were made under a special contract with Effectiveness Training Associates and its president, Dr. Thomas Gordon, the psychologist who developed the PET concept in 1962. Since that time.thousands have learned to work more confidently and effectively in raising children. New HUE New YOU Every VV Woman tj 'fa vvkvu "W.J MET LIU We Restore Faded and Drab Hair Let ut give you a new look i with a now color.

Our tint ing i expert and exciting. For that beauty data phone 458-2388 AUDREY'S Beauty Salon 20th end NORTH AVE. AUDREY BACON, Owner, Mgr. if the first name la-oCene COIFFEURS YOUR WEDDING LOVEUNESS OF Planning a wedding? Phone us for an appointment. We will be happy to assist you in planning floral arrangements for pre-nuptial parties, the church, wedding and reception.

Leave all the arrangements to us. You can be sure that everything in flowers will be to a memorable satisfaction. FLQIVERUUID Gifts Dial 457-4471 'a Pn. is minimum hair care! that 9ives Life Garments EXTRA COST DOWNTOWN 4i Distributors of VIVIANE WOODARD COSMETICS Elf I $1750 SOFT 8.75 $20 MAGIC CURL 10.00 $25 GLAMOUR CURL. ...12.50 INCLUDES SHAMPOO STYLING AND CUT DON'T MISS THESE GREAT SAVINGS! Our carefree perms give luxurious body and bounce.

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That means convenient hours at our call desk and prompt pick-up and delivery service. Remember, the most beautiful dress or suit is useful only if it's clean, spotless, wrinkle-free and carefully shaped as originally styled. It's a GREAT DEAL MORE than just dry cleaning! And ladies, OUR CUSTOM-CARE SERVICE for all of your personal garments is just another of our many services at slO additional charge. BEAUTY SALONS MEMORIAL MALL Store Hours: Fri. 8 a.m.

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