WEEK OF APRIL 2.1,1985 THE CITIZE
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DEAR
.
Dear Erik,
y best friend is bout to
be married and she- i very
happy. She wants me to be in
the edding the maid of
honor. But I am having pro­
blems b cau I kno some
thin bout her fiance. And I
really want to tell her, if she
kn about him, I'm ure
e ould call off the edding.
I haven this guy ith other
om n and I kno that he is
h ving x with them. I have
also n him eyeing me. I
thin th t she need to kno .
I don't like this m n and I am
re that he' the rong man
for her. Wh t do you think I
shouddo?
id of Honor',
Chicago, m.
everyo e
you for
ely,
E W ingtOD
Dear Erik,
I am going out with a man
hom I like very much. But
(and here is alway a but)
he ha one fault th t just drive
my crazy. He is always finding
something wrong with me. It
may be my hair style, or my
dre or omething that I've
said or done. Mo t times I try
to change or correct my fault.
But sometime they re faults.
I am going to go crazy if he
keep on.
. Wrong,
- Hou ton Texa
.,
Don't al
me on
Coup es
ought T()' �dopt
B 0 HARBOR
The rrien County Depart-
m nt of Social Services i
ekin Bl c and bir cia]
coupl intere ted in adopt-
in Bl c infant.
F amili must undergo in
doptive home udy and
be pproved doptive
parents according To Ann
Cuhran and Phylli Roop of
the DSS doption rvices ..
They said the proce u ually
takes month to six wee s
and involve one to three
home visit by an adoption
wor er, reference , physical
exams and criminal history
en cks.
Summer Hair Is Short, SD ... ....,
Short, y and curly is the
only ay to go when the wea­
ther arts to warm up. The
hair fashions for spring and
umrner '85 will be turning
head from the neighborhood
tennis courts to the white,
sandy beaches of Jamaica.
To help your curls 100
"in" on the unny beach
of Jamaica this year or
wherever your summer ctivit­
ie take you, they can be worn
in any of the short, , curly
hairstyle.
The new eon cut i cut
short at the nape of the nee ,
imilar to a crew cut, and short
on the . de, above the e rs.
A variation of this cut is to hav
the sides cut so that the hair i
brushing lighly at till earlobe.
But with both of the e tyle,
the hair is alway left long
enough on top to spi e or direct
hair up and away for fun and
drama.
For other variations on thi
hairstyle, top can be left longer,
creating pl yful ban s that can
stand off the forehead, or be
brushed to one ide. ether
accented by a choppy, un­
even bang, draped long over
hort and randomly layered or
orr with a halo of overlapping
curls the e sophisticated looks
are just right for pring and
ummer. Anoth r variation is to
h ve the hair moving forward
from the crown to the fore­
head. This movement toward
the front brings attention to
the facial features.
nfants
There i no co for the
home tudy.
Families are al 0 needed
for older children and sibling
group.
Intere ted famille ould
call Mrs. Cuhran, 927-6384,
or . Roop, 926-6326,
at the Berrien County De­
partment of Social Service .
Continued from p 10
was r tared from Clark Equlp­
m nt Co. Survivors include:
his wife. G neva: four daugh­
ters - Jacquelin Jones of
Kal mazoo, Cherry Banks of
Seattle. Wash. and Barbara
Ew I and Ther sa MeG , both
of Benton H rbor; nine grand­
childr n: and on g t�rand-
child.
JULIETTE CHRISTIANA
DAV IS, eight-month�ld daugh­
ter of Richonda Oavis. 1241
Vincent Court. Benton Harbor.
died April 14 at rcy Hospital,
Benton H rbor.
Funeral arrangements by
Robbins Brothers Chapel.
She born July 26. 1984.
in St. Joseph. Surviving in
addition to her mother r
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Oavis of Benton Harbor. great­
grandmothers - Pearli Mae
Echols and Mrs. Willie Wil­
liams, both of Benton Harbor;
and great-great-grandmother,
Hattie Parnell of Benton Harbor.
TheMcMe
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ACTON CABLE 1V .
Short, snappy nd easy care'
also the cut for men this season.
While th hair remains short on
the ides and back, there's
ample length on top for ver­
satile tyling.
But cutting and tyling your
curly hairstyle this ummer .
only h f the picture. Caring
for your curl in urnrner ill
help keep them bouncy and
hiny, thus, giving your curly
hairstyle the pizazz it deserves!
in.
The follo ing hair care tips
will help your curl look their
be t this summer:
-Always rinse hair with
clean, fresh water after im­
mingo Chlorine or salt left in
the hair is damagin .
-When headed for th beach,
apply a moi urinzing condit­
ioner. It will keep your hair
from becoming dry and offer
orne protection from the ele­
ment.
-For th long day in the
un, on the golf cour or in
the baseball tadium, wear a h t
or multi-colored scarf. Direct
sun will bleach hair causing it
to tum red and leaving it dry
and Ii tie .
-Shampoo your curl more
often during the summer.
Perspiration alp oil and
debris accumul te faster and
lind Curly
eigh down your curl. It's
important that curls retain me
of their oil to remain shiny
and bouncy nd avoid becoming
brittle and dull.
-Apply ctiv tor or moisturi­
zer every other d y to prevent
your curl from becoming too
dry. U paper to el to blot
exce from your hair. You
only need enough to give your
curls bounce and shine, not
drip!
-Leave tho curl "caps" at
home. pl tic p can be u d
to help your moisturizer pene­
tr te f ter but they should
not be worn out of doors.
Sun light will cau th p ic
to become hot and tb moi ure _
near your calp can u
scalp problem and di omfort.
And be ides, do you really
w nt to b en in what 100 S
li e sho er cap?
AJ. port hi
hairstyle. Short,
mmer curfy
ppy d
th cut for
'Ill re .
for r-
B. H. Library
Pre-S h 01 StoryTime will
meet thi ednesd y, April 24,
at 4:00 and gain on Saturday,
April 27 at 1 :00. Showing
Ie:
_' Soup and e" - The
dventures of 2 mis h iviou
boys.
-" agic Rolling 8 rd"­
An exciting film b ut the
ateboard.
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