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By Jim Lepper---------------
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unniri
hobby or miking to
the driver while riding In a
U r I cab proved
to be rather ex-
penelve recent
ly when abe
was on her way
to a rehearsal
Of the "Ellen
Randolph"
aeries. (Broad
cast M o n d a y s
through Fr i
d a y s at 1 : 1 b
p.m.. EST. over
an NBC net
work.) Besides
aking
her
cis>e h < u
te to rehear
sal. the driver became so interested
In ahowtm: '
photographs ot his
aoghter i
he overshot a red
ght, and 1
quest, bad to “pull
ver"
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• Measure the value of
all refrigerators before
Airs.
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from
Dodds
the
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By Jean Prentice
IKE A GLOOMY D A Y ,a shadowy
j kitenon can depress one’s spirits
and make work go slower.
Young brides and experienced
homemakers alike, however, are
sometimes puzzled by the question
o f what to do about a poorly lighted
kitchen. I have several “ bright
ideas” to suggest, with the accom
panying photograph as a guide.
B efore this kitchen was inexpen
sively re-lighted, a bare bulb was
used at the ceiling. It was a glaring
spot o f light up above, and yet the
young woman had to work in her
own shadow when she stood at the
cupboard with her back to the light.
In place o f the bare bulb, a new
inexpensive ceiling “ adaptor” fix
ture was substituted. Many manu
facturers make these fixtures. They
can be installed in any single ceiling
I
outl t, with a simple twist o f the
wrist.
No rays o f light come through the
silvered end. Instead, nearly all o f
the light is sent up to the ceiling,
and reflected into the room.
Shadow’ e is light reaches every
co m e r o f the room. The common
kitchen complaint c f working in
one’s own shadow i.n thus eliminated.
A nother new id?a that helps to
make this kitchen cheerful is the
side lights. Above the kitch -n sink
is a lumiline bulb in a bracket. This
was attached beneath the shelf, and
connected to a nearby outlet.
F o r the range, breakfast table or
sink, I ’d like to suggest as another
alternative one o f those clever little
lamps which may be pinned to the
wall. W ith one o f them you can tell
exactly how much salt you are add
ing to cooking food.
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called
a
LO CAJL
'PENEVGS
theme
social
club
will
bold
a
card party the evening of Jan
by
sister.
Mr. and Mrs
»on
and
the
death
I In- Cheerio oltih with a dessert
'O S T
White loy fox ti rler,
Mrs Ruby Boyd
entertained
with brown <ar. answer* to
luncheon at the botue o f Mrs
Helen Fisher Friday aftermon. the name of Puffy.— Mr* Rus
Mrs. Itora Rtype installed lh“ sel, telephone f>fc03
officers o f Pioneer Chapter O.
E S at Oegon City Flday even
ing. Klnier Stype anil Mr. and
Mrs Bob Summers accompanied
Her.
iu
law,
to
visit
mother. Airs, I ,
John Summers.
uary 20 in the Odd Fellows hall.
Weekend guests at the home
of
Mr.
Arthur
Pike's
Pike and
Mrs
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Arthur Piki and
daughter
A LSO W A S H E R S A N D R A N G ES
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and Mrs. Raymond Pike arrived
Tuesday
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In this rs-liarled kitchen, a new “ adaptor" unit r ovidei pensroui cheerful llluminaticn,
«hile above the kitchen sink, a twoular lumiline bulb supplies extra light «here it is
most needed.
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‘‘ For years I had occasional
constipation, awful ;tas bloating,
headaches and back pains. Ail
lerika always helped right u-
way. Now I eat sausage, banan
as, pie, anything I want. Never
felt better.” Mrs. Mabel SchoU
SOLD
Wins SOAT AND WAreC '
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cent guests at the home of Mrc
Trussel’ s parents,
Tom Miller.
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tu . o u o A.v h U o r i
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Mr. and Airs. Gene Trussel of
Washington,
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she underwent an operation re
cently.
Husum,
rvti k iA viO N L3
cvr Ati>j a ^ u rr m a d e O f a u t o m o b il e
returned
hospital
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before you buy bow
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tures. . . . Come In and
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§:MdBIKS
D e a n o r
.. - • >t *’ f Roberta Whatly
work at the Durham rock crush last week.
er this week after
a month
Mrs. Jack Tatlock returned
shutdown.
recently
fmm
Lincoln,
Nebr.
The school children are hav where =he spent the holidays
ing their mid-term exams next
week.
home
re at
Buy!
Billy Smith left ia»* week for of Mr. and Mr* 1. R Met Her
Dayton, V. .-..«bii ^to? v. ter.;
L>* their daughter,
Alarrian,
and
hue empio> menu.
Barbara Bailiu&e of the Univer
Bert Doughty i, visu r.g rel sity at Eugene.
atives near Loc Angelus.
Helen Valentine of Estacadj
returned
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0
radio listeners unusual women in
'outstanding
f i e l d s of e n
deavor, General
Electric, for lta
e o a st-to -e o a it
** H o o r
of
Charm" broad-
«eat on Sunday
aigbta at 10 o'
clock. selected
as lta twelfth
"W om an of the
Week”. Major
Julia C. Stim-
• on . president
•f the Ameri
M a jo r Ju lia &
can Nurses' As
Stirn ton
sociation. and
the first woman ever to hold the
rank of major in the United States
1 Army. The program which features
Phil Spitalny and his attractive all-
fcirl orchestra originated from New
pork's Radio City, and marked the
Orchestra's return from a three-
week> tour of UlAttiddle-west.
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went on at an. 8:00 o.v i. re-
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hear salt Here's
a glimpse of
the Pretty Kit
ty Kelly east
at that early
morning hour:
Clayton Col •
Iyer, who plays
Hike Conu-ay,
studying his
lines v l i t i
prone on the
floor, a cup of
coffee beside
him . . . Arline
IKitty) Black
Clayton C o lly s r
burn, rushing
into the studio late, waring mis-
mated stockings, the result of aris
ing early after a late broadcast the
a *ght before . . . Dennis (Hr. WelbyJ
Hooey at a special microphone. Sts
feet four laches in height, he towers
above the rest of the cast of the
program that’s heard Mondays
through Fridays at 10:00 a m., EST,
aver CB8.
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