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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1952)
PAGB TWRNTV-TWO HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. GRKflON TiiuiisDAY, Ai'itir, n, um Keep Aging Parents Happy Wm I e Living Own Life SAFEGUARD YOUR PERSONAL daintiness with stick de odorant. Remember your deodorant is the last step after your daily bath. Stick deodorant is pleasant and easy to use and will protect you the whole day through. Enjoy the warm days of spring and summer but remember to use your "ounce of prevention." This new deodorant glides on smoothly and easily, drying immediately, is cooling, sooth ing. Perfect for both men and women. Den t kill oil your aging parents by making dependents of them. vrn r'-lllh M. Stem mid Mabel Ross, M. D, whose new book, "You And Your Ati.ng Parents" has Just born published. Studios hnvc shown Unit old (oiks slay younger and move truly alive In their own homes Uian elsewhere. "II Is orten a tragic mistake when well-meaning nniu and daughters Jump to the con clusion that It is impossible tor parents to manage by themselves Loss of Independence. Is a bitter pill to swallow. Uproot your par ents from the house or apartment Hint has meant 'home- for a loin; tune, and you destroy a basic rea son for their existence." So say those two outstanding ex ports in the field of mental hy, Kione and family welfare. Mrs. Stern, well-known lor hor writ ings, is a member of the National Committee for Mental Hygiene. Dr. R.ss. a corlif'ed ivyehietrist and a member ol the U.S. Public Health Service, has for four years been director of Prince Georges County Mental Hcillh Clinic ill Maryland. SIT.C.KSTtONS In Chapter Three of "You And Your AgiiiR Parents." the first book to deal with the problems of car ing lor aging parents, Mrs. Stem anl Dr. Ross suggest the fol'ow ins ways in which sons and daugh ters can hcln the'r parents to get along on their own. Consider carefully these ten sug gestions. See how you can adapt them to your own .situation and pocketbook. Some may Involve fi nancial sacrifice, some sacrifice of time and energy on your part. But bear in mind that in the long run, if they enable your parents to keep Rainbow Auxiliary MALIN The Malln Rainbow As lembly was well represented last weekend at Lebanon, Oregon, where the 26th annual grand as sembly of Rainbow for girls in Oregon was held, Mrs. Agnes Schretner, MdWier Advisor of the Malln Assembly took her car and with her were Jac quetta Saunders, Martha Beasley, Barbara Cornett, Janet Elmore and Ruth Kallna. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Smith and daughter Patti had with them Kathleen Wilson. Mrs. Ethel Hamilton. Grand Dep uty of Rainbow for girls, also at tended the Grand Assembly and was accompanied by Mrs. Alma Coulsen, Tulelake, who is Grand Deputy of California Rainbow.. The Malin Assembly was hon ored this year by having Barbara Comett take part in the meetings of Grand Assembly as Grand Con fidential. Observer and Kathleen Wilson sing in the Grand Choir. Patti Smith was installed this year as Grand Religion, thus be stowing another Grand appointment upon the Malln Assembly. Around a thousand girls regis tered for the meetings, which were held on March 37, 28 and 29th. Citizens of Lebanon furnished "hous ing facilities for the girls. . . TUNA TIPS . . . Need to get a lunch or supper In a hurry? Then bake muffins from a mix. While baking fix creamed tuna, using one of the condensed soups. Break the hot muffins apart gently. Pill and top with the tuna mixture. Next time you prepare meat loaf use any leftover slices for hot j open-faced sandwiches for the ' next day's lunch. Arrange the slices j on bread or toast, top with hot I gravy, and serve with a cooked I vegetable. I Benefit CONCERT MMwajajBMialHj " ' J: '- "' 1 Rafael Mendez World famous trumpet soloist . . in concert with KUHS Band and A Cappella Choir Proceeds from the concert will go for the purchase of additional uniforms for the KUHS band. Friday, Pelican Theatre 8:00 P.M. Reserved Seats $2.00 Chamber of Commerce General Adm. $1.50. Students $1.00 Chamber, Derby's or at the Box Office BUDGET SHOES Ten end White Mcih wt ' Blue Coif LA Blue Ca" 'ni Mcsh Black Patent and Meih Life Stride's Spring Shoeeuue From every fashion angle, our new Life Strides spell fashion for spring. Fine leathers . . . in'a rainbow of colors . . a. in any heel height you could wish for. We show you but three of the styles in our new spring Life Stride collection. NEW LOW PRICES g95 to 995 t The Model 717 Main Ph. 7363 moving, less disruptive ol your per- .soiuil life, and above all, Invalu able hi keeping your loved ones from becoming prematurely liciu less. 1. Arrange tor a vlsting house keeper to come daily or a tew times a week. A widower can usual ly manege quite well alone il the housekeeper does the chores and prepares enough food to stuck the Ice-box tor several days. 3. Have .someone in lo do the heavy cleaning once a week. Klo.hu ly or wrongly, liie old folks will probably have less sense ol being dependent and a 'burden' if ihe person who helps them out Is hived help and not a member of Ihe family. S. Suggest sending out the laun dry as one way of saving your mother's strength. But If this is against her Ideas of how limits should be done, and she protests, living happily whore they are. this will often be less expensive than don't Insist. Also, iravo It up lo Dad to decide whether he w-inla the services of a power mower or it he wants to cut the grass him self In the old-fashioned way. 4. Have a visiting nurse check Just Meant for LENT Ihe health of your aging parents, and tuvo shots, or treatments, and set up special diets where neees sary, to arrange lor these visits, call Ihe Visiting Nurse Association or Nurses' Oillcial Registry in your community. 5. In.slnll an automatic Muker or replace thai old-fashioned coal fur nace with an oil or gas burner, In save labor for (he old tolks. Or have someone romo In regularly to tend the lurnace. 6. Sec Hint there Is a telephone next to the bed. Knowing that Ihey can cull you at any lime of nl iht without having lo get up can Hive enormous reassurance both to your parents and lo you. 7. In b'atl weather, have meats and groceries delivered. Hut If your mother Is used lo gumg lo market hersrlf, encolirniic rather than dlscourace her from doing so Ihe rest of Ihe tune. Avoid having your efforts to miil-e ihlivs easy end up by creating a Jail. 8. When you supply cooked food, be casual and uuobvlous about It. Say 'o your parents "We had this fur dinner and it 'i so good I thought maybo you'd like sonic," mid not "1 bi'ouulil Mils because I waa won led Hint you mluhln't have anything to rat," which Is the suniii as telling litem "I'm af'-a'd you cuu'l lake euro of your self." ft. For transportation to church and elsewhere you uiliilU arrange lor regular service from a taxlcab company, similar to that (rcqueiiu ly provided (or school children. iipccUy Hint you wuut a uut worlhy driver who will, II neces sary, help your parcma in and out of the cab or up slops. 10. Avoid giving the Impression that you are organising their lives, Don t lorce upon your parents any plan or gadget or nervlee Ihey do not want. Let your keynote be as sistance without boxstnesa, That a man's home Is Ills rustle holds us Hue al eighty-two as at Iwenty-eliiht. mid when anyone must leave his castle tomrtlilng f frrWy SCHILLING Pure Mustard Finest muiunl with mote Ihvof . . Schilling quality I'imou! 71 years! rW REMEMBER! Schilling Products are never packed under any other nam MA I Meeting "trim, One of Ihe Wornld'a Trou ble Areas" was reviewed In an In Inching premutation by Mrs, Ada Hpuncluii for Ivjiulam Circle of the First Presbyterian church, Thur.'iday uftornooii, Mrs. W. D. noWitl led Ihe dn votions, using the Ihcmc "Bprlug." Senator Phil Hitchcock spoke nil Ihe building project for Ihe church, now under way. besides his body Is liable lo move out, Ion. liven when only one par ent Is left, yuu should check that tendency of yours lo want Molhr or Dad lo "sell that big old house" "slop living alone lifiorr somelhlnn awlul heppons." It is never good to rush the season ol depondencd. Following the ineetlng delicious refreshments were, served by Ihe hostesses, Mis. R. II. Millibar miijj Mrs. Uomer Joiirn. The April M nirrilni! will be a Joint politick dinner whh H"lhuuy .H I Wi.Knn ill'elrM. he'll In Ihn 111 I church parlor. Clucul speaker will I . , Join Ifrnil. fir'cl Henri r.mitrtlve of (ho Hoard of Nnlluual Missions. Alana Ladd Puts On Blue Bonnet -Dad Praises F.N.E.! m at tiAjjiA A wonderful flavor CdroWto treat . . . nut . few H"MJ cents per crving. Try " ui mo nne unun King Oriental Koods lonijlul ; Eli , 8-year-nlil Alalia I, add ami her luiivie-mar fal her oiler a till to you, flit on III. Ill', HiiNNIir Murtinriin (r K.N.K. - Flavor, Nutrition, I'lisinomyl Vim, too, will Invi the delicate, siiiiny-swis-l tasle 111 t h IJonnkt adds In any fnuil! Vun il sIkh appreciate its iiniirisliuient. No other spread for hread Is rleli'T In yriir-riiiiiid 'itaniin A! And you'll , welcome its eeiiiiiuiiy. 7'mii kiuim1s of lll.l'K lliiNM.T (!. I km I hail una pounil of higli-prlceij utireuil! Mo rn mainlier llielellera . , . V. . . 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