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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 211, 10B2 PAGE EIGHTEEN ft-!-?nrri f 3:1 5 .)' N t i3 -0 - . I l . Ml 1 . vw:- ' ' i ir n rum Bonanza-LangeU Valley Garden Club Holds Show By IRCNK IIAKDKSTV Most Kardrncrs rntroe that this has been a poor year (or llowera and smnll ijaraYrij, but It is always surprising lo sre the lovelv (lowers that show up at a show tn suiie o( trosts and undue rain and all the ouier luistoiuines uiiu run ovei'tanc itardrner. Such was the case at the Flower Show held recently at Bonauia. While the blossoms were not as luscious as in lormer vears and many divisions had only one or two entries or none at all, the show was considered a success. Mrs. Klile Smith, Cave Junction, ludced the em lies. Those receiving ribbons hi the specimen division were: Asters, Betlv Riff. Shasta Daisy Ural, Mrs. a. K. Van Winkle: second, Jean Angel: third, Mrs. U. E. Van- Winkle. Roses (irst. Aline Ober- heide: second. Mrs. G. E. Van Winkle; third. Irene Hartley. Roses uiree uilierenl varieties. Irene Hartley, Zinnias Lir.iie Schmor. Zinnias small I o w e r e d (irst, Marie Bland; second, L 1 1 1 1 Schmor. Artistic Arrangements: Living I Room t nil Ural, Ueno Hartley; second and thud, Alvce Halev, Living Room low (Irst, Alvce Ha. Ilev: second, Irene Hartley; third, Jean Angel. Dining Table (list, 'Irene Hartley: second. Mrs. o. K. I San Winkle: third. Hetty Rice. I Luncheon table f 1 r a I. Irene Hartley: second. Oraee Blaieri j third. Alvce Haley. Kilchen Ar- inngement (Irsl, Carolvn Dear 'barn: second. Bctlv Rice; third, I Violet Brown. Dried Arrangement 'Haiel Drew. Miniature first, Alvce Haley: second, Alice Drew, "As You Like II" first and second, 'Bessie Krarler: third. Harel Drew, j House Plains (Irst. Lucile Vier :ra: second. Alice Drew. Junior Section arrangements idrsi, Linda Oberheide: second, iJoan Fernland: third, Jackie Horn, j Contest Flower Set to Muslo I Arrangements first. Alice Drew: second, Jean Angel; third, lsa iciark. j Vegetables Emma Rueck. Pansles (irst. Urace B I a i e r: 'second. Mrs. O. E. Van Winkle; third. Violet Brown. Marigolds '(irst and second. Betty Rice, re- tunia large double Mrs. CI. E. Van Winkle. Petunia small single Schooler. Phlox first. Irene Hart fust, Louisa tlorton; second, Alia ; lev; coml. Altu DIxou; Uiud, Dixon; third. Mis li. K. Van ' Mrs. u. K. Von Winkle. Hweet l'ea Winkle, Cosmos I Irst, Aim Dixon, i- li.sl, Mrs. Kave Wlrnior; aecond, second, Mrs. It. E. Van Winkle. ! Louisa lloruni; third. Agues Carnation (Irsl, Mia. tl. E. Van 'Schooler. Winkle; second. Jean Augcl Simp Slock--trend Hartley. Calendula Drugoii Mrs. J. K. Van Wlnklo. I first. Alia Dixon; second, Marin Larkspur (Irst and second. Agnes I llland: lliml, Mrs. u E. Van Winkle. lllnillnll-llml, Mis. Lars Weslln: sevond, Lulilsa lloiioti; llilnl, Mia. U. K. Van Winkle. Llllles-Mis. Kred Itoblll.oii. Larg est Variety of Mixed Klowi'is (irst. Alia Dixon; scrum! , Iieue Hartley, lAr the most rlillculoiin rorsngp cniiteat first, Elsa Clark; second, Mario Mnnil; Ihlid, Ethel Claw-lord. ST. JOBHMU AtpialH nil OHIlbMN, Mil fan MM ITS OflANOI LAVOR THIS HOUSEWIFE hat discovered two work-javeri that have taken the drudgery out of kitchen floor care. One is a long handled wax applier that permits waxing standing up. The other is a new hard-gloss self-polishing wax that provides a tough finish to resist mars from scuffing feet. Dirt doesn't penetrate this new floor polish as easily, thereby making cleaning easier. American Husbands Help Home Bv DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Women's Editor The next time your husband shlea oft from the dish towel, you can bat him down with a statistic. "Just a minute, Buster," you can say. fixing hint with a calm but steely eye. "A recent survey shows that 81 per cent of American hus bands help with the housework. What's more, these people at the Tide Washing Clinic, who con ducted this survey, report, that these husbands are not henpecked into wiping the dishes and empty ing the ashtrays. They do it be cause they love it. So there!" If your husband continues to be one of the submerged 9 per cent, you can make bright dinner table conversation with other little ex cerpts from the report, wherein the paragon husbands are quoted as saying cheerfully, "Sure, house work is partly my Job, tool" The report continues with the statement that doing dishes is the most popular husbandly chore, with 67 per cent of those inter viewed In 300 communities admit ting that they not only help with the dishes they actually enjoy it. 60 PERCEST About half of the husbands help tidy up the house, says the report. One-fourth are amateur chefs and one-third help with the laundry. This is all very well, from the husband's point of view. The man who wipes the dishes for his wife gets a fine noble glow that can last all week and provide him with con versational fodder which goes something like this: "My wife has been spending an hour in the kitchen every evening for years, Just doing the dishes. Well, sir, you should have seen her face when I showed her last mgni now to get no. oi mem in minutes flat." He omits the fact that In the process he broke two of the best glasses, used up six clean dish towels and spilled so much water on the kitchen floor that his wife naa 10 mop h auerwura. Ui, snnnHtA whatteH hv nnp T chores, the husband may decide to 1 - V- 1 4U1- - -..Ua. ,kn.iU n..t .in ha. mia-ri rviicii iiiuii aitiiw tiyujg UUI CI- ficiency expert methods on the SIMPLE! There are many delicious party desserts you can make with a pack age of the new angel food cake mix. Bake the cake according to package directions. Then split It into 4 layers. 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