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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 25, 1949)
PACE SIX HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON IUt5DAY, OCT. 25, 1949 Herb Cookery' Slated For Unit Meeting Herb Cookery" will b demon etrated by Afar Kolshom, nutri tion specialist from Oregon But college to th project lee,den of the home mention unlu on Wednesday. November 2. Ttit meeting will be held it th exhibit butldlmr it the fairgrounds, starting promptly at 10:30 .m. The use of herbs and other season. Inn for meat, fish, irn and veg etables will be especially (treated. Tha klnda of herbs suitable for (-rowing In this locality will be discussed, also the preparation, har vesting and curing of th herbs. Poods prepared by Miss KoUhorn will b served as a part of the noon meal. In addition to this, the lead ers art asked to bring a sack lunch. This demonstration will be given In th local home extension unlu In December and January. Tha Klamath Falls home exten sion unit met October 19. at the first Methodist church. Mary Glenn, county horn exten sion agent, conducted the meeting. The subject was "A Blouse In a Day." She gave some useful point ers on sewing. A brief business meeting was held. Project leaders for the future meet ings were chosen. The next meeting will be held No vember 1C at the home of Mrs. John Olubrecht, 701 No. 11th. Th sub ject will be "Holiday Decorations from Nature." Those attending are asked to bring a sack lunch. MERRILL MERRILL Mary Glenn. Klamath county home demonstration agent, was In charge of the project "Mak ing a Blouse" when the Merrill unit met October 14. Vivian Cun ningham, Mildred Rexford. Cleo Denham. Irene Hill and Margaret Loper finished a blouse during the meeting. A sack lunch was enjoyed at noon and the business session held In the afternoon. The next meeting will be held December 3 and will be an all-day affair starting at t am. Mrs. Virgil Rexford will be the project trader for "Holiday Decora tions." Ladles are asked to bring a sack lunch and a baby sitter will be on hand to care for the small children. Each member attending is asked Cinema Cowboy Planning 'Camera Opera' By BILL JENKINS ' CTEALINQ a line from th New Yorker, with a slight change. I suppose this could be titled 'letter I alaays read.' The one In question came in an envelope with a seal in the upper left hand corner and the Inscription 'Royal Egyptian Em bassy' In the loser left. There's something so fascinating about an embassy letter, even when you know It la nothing but a publicity blurb, that it Is almost Irresistible. Big ray-Offs And sometimes they pay off In large donsuoru. Like this one that came In the morning mall. Just the usual dope about tourist travel and homeless Arabs, but tucked away In the middle was a little Item con cerning Roy Rogers, king of the Hollywood cowboys. According to this screed Rogers la planning oa making a horse opera with a set ting laid In Egypt. Why not. says Roy. turn In your cow pony for a camel and your Stetson for a tar boosh and play tag with the rustlers through th pyramids Instead of through the winding hills of Culver city? Might be ill right, but it sounds klnda risky. Cowbovs are a legend and legends die hard. Not only Is Mr. Rogers planning a movie In Egypt but h hope during his overseas tour to product a giddy ap In England with a Scotland Yard backdrop for It. Out the window with both th Stetson and the tarboosh and Into the old hard derby, or maybe a deer hunting cap with earflapa. Somehow It J tut doesn't ring true. A cowboy la a cowboy, a man of the wide, sweep ing plains of th American Par West, not an aide of Scotland Yard or an Egyptian camel driver. And how could you work In a guitar and a rollicking band of western yodellers tn th staid, conservative British scene? Outlandish Not that it u at all Impossible. I one saw a western In which the gallant hero fought not only rustlers but had to stand off a German sub marine off tiie coast of Mexico and was only able to save the help less heroin with the aid of a fleet of airplanes. But that Isn't what I'd call a real down-to-earth western movie. When I go to see a western I want lots of shooting and runaway horses and tavern bra mis. with trie hero triumphing In th end as th villain la either burled or led off In irons. I take personal Issue with Mr. Rogers over his plans. I tee no reason to put Wild Bill lUckoi-k and Billy Th Kid on a Rhode basts and send them abroad to have their chaps tailored by a Bond street expert. Just leave him alone and let him live and die his on movieland way against a plain American scene of desert well dotted with runaway teams and skulking rustlers. SAILOR LOST AMSTERDAM. Th Netherlands, Oct. 35 4i One crewman waa re ported lost and five others missing In high seas off the Northwestern Dutch coast last night after th Ills-ton Danish coal freighter Ivar struck a floating mine. Eighteen crewmen were rescued while two remained aboard th damaged ves sel. Be a I'etnmanity ("heat volunteer. CaU 113. OTI Theatre Overhauled Th OTI campus theatre, pre paring for th Civlo Drama festival. I undergoing a complete rehabilita tion. Heating line ar being checked, seats looked over closely for needed repairs and all other facilities noted. John Howard. Instructor In charge of this undertaking, has received call and Inquiries concerning th festival. H announced that Klam ath County chamber of commerce has donated a ticket desk, making It mor convenient for townspeople to get th seats for then three plays. This desk Is run by a student wile and will adhere to chamber hours. Th first presentation of the drama festival will be th original stag production of th now in creasingly popular movie, Th Heiress.'' November 4 la th dale. It Pays to Us th Waut-Ads. Visitors-Mr. ami Mrs. Jaik Wil ls, e have as their hiiu.waiir-ls at Malm, John Mneed tf Long Urac il. Call!., and Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Mel let t of Kurrsa. and Mr. and Mis. In Ferris, also of Eureka. The visitors ar hunting. LOMBARD MOTORS is happy to announce that R.E. QUICK hoi joined th sales star J In th capacity of sales man. Ht will appreciate th continued contact with th many friondt he. hot enjoyed doing busi ness with th pott twenty years. NO MORE LAXATIVES FEELS 100 BETTER "I. native didn't help. waa victim of constipation for 18 years Hut rating K HLU K i G S Al.L-lf K A M vvery morning give K ni remmsi nuw, s am regular, feel IO0''e letter. Would like others to knowl" David llrownell, I 'enter Osalpr, New I lamp. On4 of tht Kiaay timof irff.c lellsrs row AI,L- KHAN users. Constipated du to lack of bulk In tha diet? Kat art ounce of toaaty AI.IIIIUN daily, drink plenty of water. You may never nerd another laxatlvel If But satisfied after 10 days, send empty hoi to Kellogf'a. Haiti ( reek. Mlrh. VVVULK VOC'K MONEY BACK. '""I to bring the following to be used In the project: Coat hanger, fine wire, wire cutter, fir boughs or other greenery, kitchen scissors. 1 s yards 3 -Inch red nbbon. poker chip or large button, modeling clay, a tall red candle, tree moss, one piece of heavy cardboard or ply yard 1-Inch red ribbon, a 4x-inch wood, a hammer and a Ht-lnch nail. The business session will be held In the afternoon. Members present at the October 14 meeting were Grace Provost, Mildred Rexford. Cleo Denham, Vivian Cunningham. Margaret Loper. Irene H11L Delia Winther. Ruby Taber. Winifred Taylor. Mag gie Wilson. Leona Beasley, and Ruby Fotheringham. Be a Community Chest volunteer. Call Ills. 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