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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1958)
SUNDAY. AUGUST 10. 1958 mniin ivnvrroc VTAWiTurutc irrv.t ...w., - . PAGE E-5 DO YOU HAVE CHILDREN IN SCHOOL? 17 , ' " Check This Special Quiz; Score Yourself On Parenthood If you can give yourself a per fect score on this quiz you are a rare parent indeed. Award yourself 10 points for ev ery correct answer, and five for "sometimes" where it is applica ble. Above 100 is a very good score, 90 is a good average score. If you fall below 65 you had bet ter start giving the matter some serious thought. QUESTIONS 1. Do you participate in PTA, attend school conferences or other home-school activities? 2. Can you explore objectively with your child and his teacher why your child is failing in a subject? 3. Do you vote for high enough taxes to assure your community a good school system? 4. Are you effective in encourag ing your child to plan a sched ule to get his homework done? 5. Do you expect the same level of success at school from each of your children? 6. Do you provide a pleasant home environment and encourage your children to bring their school friends home? 7. Do you criticize your child's friends, or humiliate him in front of them? 8. Can you set, and maintain limits appropriate to the child's age? For instance, can you en force a night-time curfew for your teen-agers? 9. Do you find your child inter esting, and can you have fun aouig unngs together? 10. Does he see that you prac tice the religious and ethical con cepts you preach? Is there mu tual confideration, respect and harmony in your home? 11. Is he sure of your love and support no matter what happens? 12. Are you as ready to seek professional advice on behavior and emotional problems lyour own and your child's) as you are to obtain medical care? ANSWERS 1. You should! (It's a parent's responsibility.) 2. Yes! (Johnny may have de fects or be unhappy.) 3. Yes! (This is one simple test of you as a citizen.) 4. Wise parents are! 5. No! (each child has unique ca pacities and limitations.) 6. Yes! (The best way to know your child's friends is to invite them to your home.) 7. No! (rather, assist him to discriminate and find desirable friends.) 8. Yes! (It's vital that you do.) 9. Yes! (Something's wrong if you aon i.i 10. Yes! (Setting an example is the best way to teach.) 11. Yes! (Even as adults we need people we can count on implic itly.) 12. Yes! (Early treatment may prevent more serious complications.) Sport Coats Voted Tops' For Active Campus Life Every college man goes for sport coats, and blazer stripes are especially smart this fall!. Coats appear in gay combinations bright red and blue striped in wool flannels and hopsackings. In the bulkier fabrics, the wool tweeds and Shetlands, stripes take on a more subdued look burgun dy and black stripes, for instance. Color news in the tweedy types this fall is olive, in the medium to dark tones or rather the dark, dark tones! Color interest is so subdued that you almost have to "feel" for it. The related subtle heathery, greenish-browns are also important. The dark blue wool flannel blaz er holds its own as the campus classic. It always has that very gentlemanly look about it and im presses the girls at informal proms. With gray flannel slacks and white shirt "it looks like a million." Or, a new and fashion able solid red blazer with brass buttons is sure to rate cheers! Whatever your fabric choice in jackets the Ivy" look is still de rigueur for college! Three buttons, rounded shoulder, flaps on pocket. center vent, and you're right at home. NEW SLACKS LOOK Tapered wool slacks are right for the campus! The taper gives 'lit CAMPUS PACE SETTER in the new "Iricord," a soft iridescent 'corduroy with a Beau Brummel touch reflect ed in the paisley-print lin. ing. The cut is slim, with high notch lapels, flap pock ets! It's complemented with a smart surplice vest. THE EASY RELAXED shirt right for campus and cas ual hour wear. It features a striped edge collar and two rib-knit front panels. Its "Banlon" yarns won't stretch or shrink; will stay gooJ-laoking thr.uejh count Iws Iaunjerjfii a Inner lean hnvich inlr ihnt stay with you forever; so take auvamage oi it wnae you have it. The fabrics most popular are wool flannels. hnnsnrlrinrr rnrtie in4 coverts. The best colors: medium to dark gray, and our old friend olive. STORMY WEATHER coat the new motor coat in a hard-wearing but luxurious wool and cashmere fleece blend. Has leather buttons, hand-warmer pockets, and a quilted body and sleeve lining. It's geared to keep you comfortable in the roughest weather. V . s ii f n 4 V is I k A '"' 'j J n' ) : WONDER PLEATS Yes, this bright plaid skirt will wash easily . . . drip dry, then look like new again with just a touch of the iron, thanks to its magic blending of Acrilan acrylic fiber plus worsted! Mated too, with a tabbed over blouse topped with a crisp white collar. SHORTAGE PERSISTS School and college enrollment will hit an all-timt high this year with the total standing at 43,- 135.000. This increased enrollment will mean a shortage of 135.000 qualified elementary and high ool teachers. ELEVATOR SERVICE TO ALL FLOORS Then Penney's says everything for baek-to-whool thai means everything! For your girl . . . the sweaters and skirts, the slips, the new Trim Twin chemise she's been asking for. For your boy . . the bulky-knit sweaters, the wash 'n wear flannel slacks, the shoes he wants. More, tool Pennei has every back-to-school need with the selection and quality, the low price Penney"- is famous for. BAttJO Slwp Penney's for SCHOO You'll live better, You'll save! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TILL P.M. All Other Days 9:30 To 5:30 August mumn BOY! I little or noy k, ' . 1. 'V I It - " ,- fM'f lf;Ir" NEW LOW PRICE ON BUCKLE-BACKS IN COMBED 'N POLISHED COTTON! Yes, combed and polished coton ... a real Men's Sizes luxury fabric at the biggest savings yet! And there's more . . , much more! These slacks are premium tailored in Penney's authentic Wear finish keeps 'em neat and fresh from "oy 5lIf breokfast to bedtime! Choose suntan, black or charcoal. MAIN FLOOR 288 244 FAMOUS FOR FIT MEN'S UNDERWEAR A-SHIRTS T-SHIRTS BRIEFS SHORTS 3 2 3 f.r 2 3 tor J 3 for J 94 55 Compare the Towncraft. fit, those quality extras: full shaped seat Sanfor ized shorts, nylon forti fied neck T-shirts, heat resistant leg and waist elastics . . . more! BOY'S "T Nylon Reinforced neck SHIRTS Qc I 7 BOY'S BRIEFS 3 i" 1 Men's 3-Button Sweater Vests In Soft Lambs Wool . 6 95 Why spend more? Soft lambs wool knit with double trim rib pockets and front border. Solid and heather tone colors. Small, medium, and large sizes. MAIN FLOOR 3-Button Sweater Vests For Boys 2.98 Styled at Men's above 100 Spun Orion Machine Washable Sizes 4 to 16 BASEMENT Gingham Plaids By -- Dan River Slut 7 to 14 Siiei 3 to 6x Penney's brings you Dan River plaids with the new back-to-school styling for '58. All darling. All are Dri-don finished, need little or no ironing. Buy several and save even more! SHOP PENNEY'S . . . you'll live better, you'll tavef SECOND FLOOR I ! ill i3 IM Full-Fashioned Orion Sweaters 4.98 Siiei 34 to 42 Look at this price for soft Turbo hi-bulk Orion dressmaker sweaters! They're pull - resistant! Shape-retaining, too! See the new foil harvest col ors! SECOND FLOOR Reversible Orion and Wool 12.95 Sizes 10 to 18 Styled, cut, seamed, hemmed so nicely, you will wear them either side out! Sudsable, perma nently pleated Orion and wool! See the new har vest colors! SECOND FLOOR GIRLS SWEATERS Slip-Om 2.98 Cardigans 3.98 Siiei 7 to 14 Penney's hi-bulk Turbo Orlons wash amazingly like new, resist piling, matting. Full - fashioned to fit without pulling un der the arm s. Harvest tones. SECOND FLOOR USE PENNEY'S CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN FOR YOUR BACK-TO-SCHOOL SHOPPING! BROADCLOTH BRASSIERS 4 styles to choose. Sizes 32A 40C 1 00 100 ORLON SOCKS Solid colors and Argyle patterns To go with your sweater wardrobe COTTONDACRON FULL SLIP A 98 DAN RIVER SPORT SHIRTS New Fall plaids, long or short sleeves 2 No iron Fancy nylon trim CAN CAN SLIPS ) 98 50 yd. sweep White and pastels Q 59 NYLON REVERSIBLE JACKETS 3 Styles, fleece reverses to taffeta 98 A49-A98 L L 12 UNIVERSITY DENIM PANTS A Strap back, sanforized, zipper .98 95 100 ORLON SWEATERS V-neck, many colors, washable 2 98 A 98 MYLAR TRIMMED ANKLETS Whites, Pastels, Darks Sizes 6 - 8J2 DAN RIVER SPORT SHIRTS Long sleeved, new Fall plaids RAYON PANTIES Novelty trim, whites and pastel 9 OZ. DENIM PANTS A 49 Sanforized, machine washoble S CORDUROY PANTS University, Buckle Back, Heavy fobric, all sizes 3 98 3 1 4 31" 98 98 30 YD. SWEEP CAN CAN SLIPS A 98 100 Nylon white and pastels J Sizes 4-14 fc COTTON BOUFFANT SLIPS GAYMODE SEAMLESS HOSE Arte 60 Gauge 15 denier Gala & Q Confetti ZIPPER NECK SWEAT SHIRTS 4 Self color, perfect for P.E. classes I 98 CLOUD SOFT ORLON ANKLETS White - Pastels & Dark Sizes 8'2 - II 69 100 COTTON ARGYLES Machine washable, colorfast BULKY KNIT WOOL SWEATERS 85 Lambs Wool15 Shetland wool Striped 69 r COTTON - NYLON SOCKS i 14 Stretch nylon heel and toe, "1 I colorful patterns FIBRENE WOOL SURCOATS Knit collar and cuffs, new style 00 FINE WOVEN COTTON SPT. SHIRTS 3 Button collor - Plaids A 49 checks, stripes 9" 10" ITS 2 Nylon lace trimmed Sizes 4-14 49 ,TS A A 95 7-14 l A98 MEDIUM WEIGHT COTTON BRIEFS uouDie crotch white and J ft e pastels BLACK FIBRENE CARCOATS Knit hood and trim - Sizes REVERSIBLE PLAID SKIRTS Wool - Orion . Washable Sizes 7-14 JUNIOR BRAS BY MAIDENFORM Adagio Maldenettt, 4 50 Sizes 30AA - 34AA 1
