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18 NEWS NEWS GUILD GUILD NEWS The Makeup Show Gala Both acclaimed make-up artist Eugenia Weston and Local 706 President Sue Cabral-Ebert were honored during The Makeup Show gala at the Biltmore Hotel on March 18, 2016. Eugenia has been a pioneer in the cosmetics industry for more than three decades. Gifted with an incredible eye for facial structure and a remarkable sense of color and design, she began to create her inimitable make-up line concocting natural colors long before 'natu- ral' was in vogue. Fellow artisan Maurice Stein surprised Eugenia on stage with a beautiful commemorative statue congratulating her on SENNA Cosmetics leadership in the professional make-up industry (she had no idea she was being honored). Sue was presented a beautiful obe- lisk to congratulate her for her work on behalf of every- one in the entertainment industry who have benefited from the advocacy to bring work back to California (AB 1839). The Powder Group's Michael DeVellis and James Vincent, renowned make-up artist, presented Sue with her honor. Make-up artists from all facets of the industry were on hand to celebrate the work of these two women leaders. Top row from left: Eugenia Weston & Sue Cabral- Ebert; Eugenia Weston. Middle row: Makeup Show gala attendees. Bottom row from left: Sue Cabral-Ebert with Shelly Taggar and with James Vincent. Heartbeat of Hollywood Lite Heartbeat of Hollywood Lite is a fun, family-friendly event supported by the IATSE, the Locals and close friends of the Motion Picture & Television Fund (MPTF). The event will be held Monday, June 13 from noon-3 p.m. at the Sherman Oaks Castle Park Miniature Golf Course, 4989 Sepulveda Boulevard, Sherman Oaks, CA. The entrance fee is $50 for adults and $25 for children, and includes one round of golf, pizza and ice cream, and10 game tokens. Tickets are available at igfn.us /form/0YOBbg. After the event at Castle Park, the par- ticipants are invited to MPTF's Wasserman Campus for the Heartbeat of Hollywood Lite evening event, which includes open bars, catered food stations, raffles, silent auction, and an awards presentation for tournament winners. A great value for the ticket price! For more than 95 years, MPTF has served as a safety net for entertainment indus- try members, providing pro- grams and services essential to the well-being of individuals, their families and the industry community at large, and is a recognized leader in Senior Care and Palliative Care services. MPTF is supported by the generosity of fellow entertainment workers and cor- porate donors. For more information, visit www.MPTF. com or www.mptf.com/donate.