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Beality
By
REBA
nd
BONNIE
CHURCHILL
1
Do
you
know
your
beauty
mathematics
If
you
donl
study
this
exclusive
sketch
drawn
by
William
Tutllc
head
of
MOM
make
up
It
shows
the
pci
feci
facial
proportions
As
illustrated
the
face
Js
divided
into
three
equal
areas
Horizontally
they
are
from
hairline
to
inner
tip
of
eye
brows
brows
lo
lower
lip
of
nostrils
and
nostrils
to
chin
line
Vertically
the
distance
be
between
¬
tween
the
icyes
should
equal
llic
width
of
one
eye
2
Now
lets
use
this
in
formation
to
solve
some
conv
mon
make
up
problems
If
you
discover
your
face
is
not
the
preferred
oval
shape
you
can
give
the
illusion
oE
a
more
perfectly
contoured
face
by
using
make
up
to
shade
and
highlight
A
darker
base
two
shades
deeper
than
over
all
founda
foundation
¬
tion
slims
a
round
square
or
rectangular
countcrance
As
actress
Carole
Wells
demonstrates
a
piece
of
sponge
rubber
smoothly
blends
shadow
effect
Usually
forehead
jaws
or
chin
require
this
streamlining
magic
3
On
the
other
side
of
the
beauty
slide
rule
is
the
girl
whose
face
and
features
need
length
and
width
Highlight
these
areas
with
a
base
two
shades
lighter
than
over
all
foundation
Tuttle
who
created
special
make
up
for
MGM
and
Cine
Cineramas
¬
ramas
Wonderful
World
of
the
Brothers
Grimm
advices
the
inexperienced
to
use
a
brush
in
applying
highlight
Usually
the
nose
temples
and
chin
areas
are
where
this
is
required
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all
the
students
in
Cecil
Cocks
Grade
12
class
at
Vancouvers
Magee
High
School
go
on
to
become
lawyers
but
when
they
graduate
they
at
least
have
some
knowledge
of
the
law
Onco
every
term
the
stu
students
¬
dents
arc
taken
to
court
to
see
how
the
machinery
of
jus
justice
¬
tice
works
During
the
last
term
of
the
current
school
year
for
ex
example
¬
ample
90
students
spent
a
day
at
a
trial
that
ended
in
CHANNEL
3
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456
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500
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530
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545
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600
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630
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700
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730
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800
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1000
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400
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515
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530
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600
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630
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645
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700
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156
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158
pm
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200
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World
of
Sport
Golf
300
pm
Soccer
400
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Country
Calendar
430
pm
20
2Q
500
pm
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530
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Gospel
Echoes
600
pm
Summer
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700
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Weather
730
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Haiel
800
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900
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10
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600
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630
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700
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730
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lor
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800
pm
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830
pm
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9
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More
9i30pm
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Ends
Meet
1000
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1100
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UhlSpm
SegrvOff
f
a
death
sentence
for
a
man
accused
of
shooting
a
police
detective
Mr
Cock
says
the
students
day
in
court
is
one
of
the
most
important
parts
of
a
law
course
that
forms
part
of
the
social
studies
curriculum
They
see
the
practical
operation
of
democracy
in
that
the
courts
da
everything
to
ensure
that
a
person
gets
a
fair
trial
The
visit
also
dispets
the
false
impressions
students
get
about
the
courts
from
televi
television
¬
sion
and
the
movies
he
said
His
students
never
fail
to
be
impressed
by
the
dignity
of
the
courts
and
the
absence
of
the
Perry
Mason
variety
of
courtroom
dramtics
One
thing
they
discover
Is
that
the
spectacular
TV
wind
up
to
a
criminal
case
with
the
defence
lawyer
pointing
out
the
real
culprit
sitting
among
the
spectators
just
doesnt
happen
in
real
llfef
Back
in
the
classroom
the
students
discuss
the
case
and
the
basic
principles
of
law
in
involved
¬
volved
Sir
Cock
who
has
been
taking
students
to
court
since
13
IG
said
many
of
them
take
the
course
with
the
hope
of
going
on
to
study
law
at
uni
university
¬
versity
lie
said
judges
have
been
most
helpful
over
the
years
and
occasionally
a
judge
in
invites
¬
vites
students
into
his
cham
chambers
¬
bers
to
explain
court
proced
procedures
¬
ures
Others
have
given
expla
nations
in
court
before
the
start
of
he
trial
The
law
course
covers
his
history
¬
tory
of
the
courts
souiftes
of
law
and
other
judicial
mat
matters
¬
ters
with
special
emphasis
on
the
legal
position
of
minors
We
arc
also
careful
to
ipipress
on
students
the
need
tq
read
the
fine
print
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Way
to
Popeye
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One
places
the
right
wrists
languidly
against
the
forehead
the
left
in
the
small
of
ones
back
Then
one
convolutcs
but
slowly
What
results
Is
the
latest
rage
in
teenage
dancing1
called
The
Poycyc
and
It
comes-
complete
with
ward
wardrobe
¬
robe
The
twisl
an
anatomical
exercise
in
which
the
top
and
bottom
portions
counter-rotate
swiftly
and
with
feeling
is
on
the
way
oul
say
teen
teenagers
¬
agers
What
It
is
Is
a
dance
thats
a
cross
between
a
hornpipe
and
square
dancing
On
a
recent
Friday
night
at
a
small
dance
palace
of
some
Influence
with
the
teen
teenage
¬
age
set
about
60
per
cent
of
the
400
dancers
present
were
clad
in
the
bell
bottomed
cos
costume
¬
tume
of
the
dedicated
loy
cyc
dancer
Harry
Bacher
Toronto
tail
tailor
¬
or
who
specializes
in
clothes
for
the
younger
sot
says
In
the
last
three
months
Ive
made
more
than
100
pairs
of
bell
bottomed
slacks
for
the
Private
Schoof
Students
Work
Harder
Teacher
VANCOUVER
KTi
Private
school
students
work
and
play
harder
than
those
in
public
schools
and
learn
lo
exchange
ideas
and
think
for
them
themselves
¬
selves
better
says
a
head
headmaster
¬
master
of
an
Ontario
school
Dr
Philip
Ketchum
of
Tri
Trinity
¬
nity
College
Port
Hope
Ont
in
an
address
here
said
one
reason
is
that
private
schools
arent
required
to
follow
cur
curricula
¬
ricula
laid
down
by
depart
departments
¬
ments
of
education
and
thus
are
free
to
try
new
ideas
in
teaching
The
independent
school
is
flexible
in
its
curriculum
On
this
ground
alone
I
think
it
can
be
justified
as
fulfilling
a
function
that
public
schools
cant
Sports
were
compulsory
in
private
schools
and
studies
did
not
end
when
school
was
out
for
the
day
In
bull
ses
sessions
¬
sions
in
corridors
and
com
common
¬
mon
rooms
students
learned
as
much
as
in
the
classroom
He
had
heard
his
own
stu
students
¬
dents
talking
informally
about
such
subjects
as
the
European
Common
Market
the
ban-the-bomb
movement
and
original
sin
Private
schools
were
experi
experimenting
¬
menting
with
longer
periods
DO
minutes
instead
of
35
to
40
oral
French
in
primary
grades
and
remedial
reading
Dr
Ketchum
said
private
schools
no
longer
cater
only
to
the
wealthy
Bursaries
and
scholarships
enabled
attend
attendance
¬
ance
of
students
whose
fami
families
¬
lies
could
not
afford
the
fees
The
schools
main
aim
was
to
prepare
students
for
uni
university
¬
versity
and
about
85
per
cent
reached
that
goaL
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to
those
who
wish
to
purchase
by
instalments
Popcyc
i
figure
were
at
the
middle
of
its
popularity
peak
riffht
jiow
The
slacks
hug
the
thigh
and
cling
to
the
knee
From
there
they
cascade
about
the
ankle
in
cuffs
that
range
up
to
23
inches
The
bottoms
arc
adorned
wilh
buttons
ornate
straps
or
pieces
of
chain
And
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cost
up
to
25
a
pair
How
did
the
dance
catch
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Young
Toronto
tried
the
roach
and
the
snake
they
had
a
go
at
the
locomotion
surf-
stomping
and
the
watusi
and
the
mashed
potatoes
But
what
were
they
but
variations
on
the
twist
Then
a
US
singer
named
Eddie
Do
cut
a
record
called
Popeye
and
not
untikc
a
square
dance
in
that
the
sing
singer
¬
er
details
the
steps
and
body
movements
in
Ihc
lyrics
Ifughic
Smilh
followed
wilh
a
similar
record
The
effect
Is
something
like
a
hornpipe
performed
by
a
sleepwalker
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