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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1955)
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14. 1955 IIERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE THIRTEEN AHer-School Snacks JLSS- ' ' ' fLWi T. V.vV "... 1 t V fc.i..,t f HttOLGH A MeAL to get a look at ths bottom of the bowl is an old dodge. In this case ,the bottoms of the bowl, saucer and mug are decorated with a clown design. In molded plastic for low breakage. VVKOLfc sandwiches, such as cheese, ham and peanut,but ter. can be frozen in advance, viilthaw by noon. r-f Tp rr 1 F t& . - f LUNCH-BOXERS CAN MAKE and pack their own meals if it's vegetable-beef soup, milk, cheese sandwiches, fruit and cookies. The lunch kit, wide-mouthed vacuum bottle and cover all apron all match for extra junior-chef fun. WwiViHiismiiUISj of food are fun for kids to make. This gal mixes apple sauce, raisins and School lunches fall Into three ca'.esories not recognized by any home economist in the country: the dash home and gulp; dash to the cafeteria and gulp; and the d2n to the lunch box and gulp. Wise mothers-are-concerned with making meals balanced, nutritious and attractive to the school child. If the gulp-at-home plan Is In force, the problem Is simply one of variety. If gulping from lunch box is the situation, her problem is keeping ' Junior from swapping his nicely balanced carrot stick for a Jelly dorghnut. ir the cafeteria plan pertains, a mother can only hope the school dietitian luts an iron hand about 63 cents spent wholly for Ice crerm. The problems of variety that har ass mothers of eat-at-homers are very real. No child will eat peanut butter forever, though he ray go on a bender for it that seems to last interminably. Optical Check Child Can Help Does your young son claim the "guys will call me sissy" If he wears glasses? Does your 15-year-old daughter argue that wearing glasses might ruin her chances of being popular? Don't let these shortsighted argu ments influence your good Judg ment. optical experts warn. Your child's progress in school may be hampered by an unsuspected vis ual problem. That's why you should have your teen-agers' eyes checked as part of the regular back-to-school check tip. If glasses are recommended, help them select frames which are attractive and youthful. Your optic ian or optometrist will have u wide range of styles to choose from. Bauscli and Lomb optical expert cite many big league baseball players, leading basketball stars and other top athletes who now wear glasses. A good rase in point, nutritious foods, they may be Mten is Bill Mrdon. now with the Cardl-i m , collection of combinations thai n.i. i would appall the mature stomach B.ll won the 1954 International but which the kids find fine. Here Leagve batting title with a -333 j ts 5ucrl menu: average he raised his uauing ; h .rann.d or rooked by Color and texture varieties are important." crisp food and a soft food are more appealing than two of" the same. Kids love red and other brightly colored foods. An interesting sandiweh filling that uses brightly colored maraschino cherries might appeal to a food bored child. Cherry-Chicken Sanilwic h Combine 2 cups diced cooked chicken, 1 cup chopped celery, cup chopped, drained maraschino luice. Add enough mayonnaise to moisten. Mix lightly hut thoroughly. The very young school child can often be relnterested in. the lunch proposition with new dinneiware. Good colors or amusing patterns like the Mclamac "Oopsi" set can be a help. One steady favorite of the eai-at-home set is hamburger. It is frequently the one food mother can depend upon to appeal to a gang of kids in wide disagreement on , other foods. A good supply of canned hamburgers on the shelf can provide many popular lunches on mother's days of desperation, Mothers with endless patience will find that early praotice in giv ing a .helping hand can really lead to children who are useful In the kitchen. Making sandwiches is a good place to start out the iinger lickers. They can also be depended upon to heat soup as they grow older. To make the game fun. a Campbell Kids set with a lunch box, cans of soup, apron and vac uum bottle are useful weapons. Many mothers of older kids work outside the home and rely on their kids to fix their own lunch at home. For families in this category, sim plicity add pre-fixlng are im portant. Many dishes can be made and stored in the refrigerator the night before. Many canned foods can be placed on the counter to be opened and heated by the youngsters. In finding foods that are appeal ing for kids to fix, mixtures are a help. As any mother knows, young people will combine an unlikely series of foods cereal and peanut butter, for example and wolf them dow n. If a mother sets out a series of 1 V I V' ' VTTFJ A. 'a '3 T i COL.UKFUL lunch at home is maraschino cherry bread sandwiches, cold milk.- Kids like food with color appeal. averace exactly 100 points in one vear alter an eve doctor suggest fd that he wear glasses on the diamond. It your son is an active athlete, he may benefit from glasses with lenses hardened to resist break age. Explain to your daughter that glasses won't detract from her ap peirnnce nearly a much as a rrovl or frnvn. If she doesn't wear the glasses she need', she may acquire headaches, nervousness and faticue from continuing ef forts to see clearly. .Squinting and peering will not h-ip hr looks! but properly fitted ?lp -ses will piovide good, comlort ab! vision pl'is a glamorous ac essorv to her wardrobe. I: vmir teen-ager wears glasses all the time, she should select frames that are in tune with hr r.-hool viardrob?. Colorful, H plastic fratves in a graceful shape are suitable with casual clothes for chcol r-.nd soorls. Many irnm s:jo evening mother i Carrot and celery sticks Rye bread with butter or margarine Applesauce with raisins and cream Milk Help for mothers who consign their kids to the cafeteria for lunch can onlv be extended through a visit to the school. If the foods offered seem moderate, balanced and nourishing, lh- children will probably get a decent lunch. If not, a lunch box lunch may be a better solution. Mothers of the lunch-pail toting set have one great problem. A gummy vacuum bottle left shot up over the weekend produces some thing that can only be described as revolting when H' opened to tntall Monday's lunch. After use, the cork should be scrubbed well with brush and baking soda. The vacuum bottle should he filled half full of water wih two tablespoons of bakmc ,r r now' come trimmed scea. sloshed and ruwd. It should Your. Library Gives You Volumes Of Real Service V.1ut do you know about your public library? The serage American library does a lot more than lend books. The day of the musty bookroom with its prim mlMress of the shelves is lading into lV:e pa.si. Today's library is coming into Its own after generations of service as "that old marble mausoleum." Alert librarians today look on their collections as centers of com munity information. They are reaching out into their commu nities to establish a real appreci ation for literature' and learning. Here are some of the ways the library is serving. When young Johnny begins his school career, the library starts its job. Wherever facilities' permit, en tire classes are urged to come in groups to the library. There they are introduced to the world of books. Many larger libraries start with preschool children. They conduct programs with picture books for the tots, while their mothers In vestigate volumes on child care and housekeeping. And the library sticks with Its young readers from infancy right into their adult life. They are graduated from picture books to the "story iiuur" to the teen-age shelves. But the library doesn't forget special problems. Its service to sickbeds includes visits to hospital wards and mailings to shut-Ins In many locales. For the seriously bedridden, new machines project the pages of books on ceilings. .. TEACH TRAVEL FACTS, Does your youngster, Just de parting for college, know what to do If set down In a strange city? No need to humiliate him with mother-henning, but be sure be knows about wiring for money, traveller's aid. the Y or friends in the city. : ) Cll V" v .' Khuc-nion seamless nylons mean no worry about crooked seams. Worn with fancy gar ters, Bermuda skirt. (Luggage and Leather Mfrs.l Watch Gifts Good Anytime Example of faulty timing: Giving Junior his first good watch on the day of his graduation. If you reBlly want to be thought ful, you will give him the present now, at the time when he actually needs it. Today's average high school or college Is forced to run on a sched ule as tight as that of a radio station. Time has become as im portant as erasers, blackboards and pencils. And if Junior is late to class he is almost sure to be penalized. The watch he wears to, school does not have to be expensive, but it does have to be dependable. 8tyl ing, of course, is a matter of taste. "But be sure that the model you choose is shock-resistant and waterproof, with a new "unbreak able'' mainspring. For a child who Is still in gram mar school, glamorous cases and fragile bands nro usually best avoided. Look Instead for strength. Hands should be large and sturdy, numerals clear and Aharp. . Another excellent gilt, for stu dents who live at college, is a small, modern alarm clock. Many attractive new models have lumi nous hands and hour dots and dur able plastic cases. But before you Iinally buy, oe sure to test tha alarm ring. If it's loud and long. it s perfect. If It's short and purry, forget It. NOTE FOR PARENTS Children and toddlers don't for get on purpose. Tney Just get interested in something else in the very new and wide world. For this reason, the surest way to convey a message to the teacher Is to pin it on the child. ACADEMIC PAPER ROUTE A paper route Is pretty tradition al. Now many high school and college students are the nearby paper's "representatives." They deliver the paper within the safe confines of a school building. A-I.-UL ABOARD Traveling Pullman may seem like a practical move to get your vacation-weary school kid some slceD. but chances are he'll be up in the coaches playing bridge or gabbing anyway. Might as well gel him a seat there to begin with. sr. LletCH from the treescr is prepared and earmarked a week in advance. It'll easily defrost by lunch time. IT'8 BAD ENOUGH TO BE ILL If your child is subject to car sickaess, try to entice him to take the scat behind the driver In the school bus. Try to avoid humiliat ing him by sending an order to the drver. w'r. liiine.-tones or pejrls-a per-1 b. left open until the nr xt uw. fri n-tch lor delicate ecnin; Tn- lunch kit shiu.d be left in a , n-lrv ; sunnv P"t to dry afer w-Nr. MENTAL GYMNASTICS Mieht wrre down a memo even fe week on your calendar: when did fii' r in suit last come home for a wa-Iunff? Step BICK into WITH A "HIGH GRADE i A j d j )( o )l m a We'vt gone all out this year to hove a complete stock of back-to-school clothes. Not just a big stock, but a big stock of the most wanted items. The biggest selection in town . . . check in at Herman's first. i ; A "Must" For High School or Campus Genuine Imported English Brogues 1595 A complete slie range Ever Popular 4-Season White Stag Jackets In colors black, white, natur al, navy, pink and mint. ' 10 95 Warm-up Jackets With the insert sleeve. Grey body with white insert or black body with white insert. 14 95 DAYS CORDS The biggest stock in town. In all length and waist siies. Regular bottom in white or black, pegged bottom in white or black. Helio, red, yellow or mint in pegged. 6 95 WW GOOD MIXERS ! ! Sportcoat and Slax Comb. They mix good when you put them on, and you'll mix good . when you're well dressed In Hermans top Brands. ... Craig Hall Suits Towne It King Sweaters Van Heusen Sport and Dress Shirrs Coopers Weyen berg Messagic Shoes Plus all the other fine names in apparel. r Sport Coats All wool in the latest char coal and fleck color combina tions. We've a big selection in a complete siie range. We'll be glad to help you choose the right colors so that you can get the most out of your wardrobe. From 19 95 The New Narrow SUEDE BELTS Made by Tex-Tan and in all the new high colors. $150 LOAFERS New and smart and easy on the feet. 9.95 Samsonite LUGGAGE We have a complete line for you to go back to school "in style." ; 'Slax .195 All Woo! Days Flannel In light gray, charcoal ond light tan. la (tWtatw . 'Vj LOOSE V-NECK Sweaters 100 Imported lamb's wool by Towne & King. IS colon for your college wardrobe. 11 95 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts Sixes 13 ro 17 in all the new colors and patterns. Some with the Mr. "B" (wide spread) collar. 398 to 495 Pegged Denims In black, navy, faded blue, grey, green and tan. 495 Flannel SUITS For those week-end dates ... the smart new charcoal and light grey colors. A com plete size range for your per fect fit. $ 39 95 Now In Stock The New Cooper "Sleeveless" TEE-SHIRT The shirt you've been asking for now available In all sixes. Made by Cooper, too. $goo 826 Main Phone 4571 y
