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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1958)
SUNDAY. AUGUST 10. 1958 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE T 5 ciassroma mwmm FOR THE - j - - NEW LOOK for a new school term Here is the smartest and newest sil houette, the "trapeie," in a lovely cotton satin frosted with a neat .white collar. Can be worn for dressy as well as classroom wear. Weil-Balanced Breakfast Breakfast is possibly the most important meat of the day yet. by following the example set by many adults today, the youngster often balks at having to eat this vital meal. To make it easier for mothers to plan a nutritionally sound breakfast, here's a basic pattern: 1. Fruit or a fruit juice. 2. Hot or ready-to-eat cereal With a generous serving of milk 3. Whole grain or enriched bread, with butter or margarine. 4. Beverage milk or a milk rich cocoa or cereal drink for children; milk, coffee or tea for adults. This is the basic breakfast but eggs, meat, fish or cheese may be added as further proteins. There's A Wide World Of Fashion for Girls From blue jeans to skirts and sweaters to the new chemise JP teen-agers have grown up. Teens want "fashion firsts. With allowances and baby sitting dollars, teens direct the buying power in sportswear and young junior markets. Its a fad, a fashion to looK alike, to be one of the crowd. This year's uniform is the wool jersey "straight" dress. Not a sack by any means, this Kniuea wool dress has slimming lines and subtle figure revealing fit. Soft firm fabrics, such as wool jersey or flannel, are needed for DELIGHTFUL DORMITORY DECOR begins with the richly textured solid color bed spread. Because it always keeps that smooth custom-made look, it is a campus favorite. Matching draperies in seventeen elegant colors. Not 'How Much' Bui 'What' Teen-Ager Eats Is Important Most Growing Children Eat Too Many Foods That May Be De licious, But Not Nutritious How many times have you heard or ever expressed yourself the remark that "I do believe my teen-ager has a 'hollow leg' he eats more than any ten people put together ! It is a fact that teen-agers probably consume more food than any other age group; but nutri tional experts claim "teen agers are not getting enough to eat". The truth is that though the youngsters eat a large amount, they don't eat the right kinds of foods in sufficient quantity It has been found that girls more than boys suffer from food deficiencies probably due to dieting in order to gam a popular-sized figure. Once teen-agers learn that by eating properly they don't have to worry about the figure (as in the case of girls), and that they (the boys) will build muscles, etc. they are usually anxious to do what is best. It's easy to prepare any num ber of balanced meals following these basic nutritional facts: Proteins, builders of bone and muscle, are found in meat, fish. poultry, eggs and cheese. They should be included in at least two meals a day for the growing youngster, in addition to a daily quart of milk. Carbohydrates, energy boost ers, are found in bread, cereal, potatoes and sweets. They are very important, but should not be substituted for more essential loods such as it was found some dieting girls were doing. Fats fight infection, combat fa ligue and furnish warmth. They are essential to a healthy skin- tact teen-agers need to know. Minerals help in bone growth and to keep the body functioning properly. They are found in fruits and vegetables, and these should be served two or three times a day with emphasis on leafy veg etaDies, citrus iruits and tomatoes. vitamins, a nutritional essen tial, are many and found in a va riety of foods. It has been found that although parents are generally very consci entious about seeing that a child is in good health, can hear and see properly they often neglect youngsters tect. Statistics show that more than 40 per cent of all grade school children suffer from ailments at tributable to shoes they have out grown. Many of these ailments are mi nor, but with neglect, they can be come so serious as to cause acute walking difficulty in later line. Ihese relaxed line dresses which "skim" rather than cling to the teen-age figure. Classic touches are in order with the smoked pearl button clos ing and the open polo shirt neck lines the most popular features. Teens tell us that the chemise is comfortable. They feel "at home" in the chemise. "W'e can belt it or wear it straight, it gives us two dresses for one." Thev prefer the bright colors like or ange, royal blue and vivid green. Yes, they take to this daring new fashion, because teen-agers say "they want to be noticed." Wafer Safety Is Now New School Course As Interest In Water Sports Develops What is believed to be the coun try's first water safety course for high school students has been in aucurated at Terry Parker high school, Jacksonville, Florida. .larksnnville school s principal said the water safety course is necessary because of the growing interest by high school students in outboard boating. He compared it tha oiitnmnhilp drivine courses offered by many high schools. A Naval Reserve officer who is athletic director at the school, di rects the water safety course. The course consists of instruction Special Aids Perfected For Teens' Skin Problems CI.:- Jlrnrilarc anH nftfn IMfM OIWU UIWIUlls, .nnHitinnc unf nrhinatelv arc always a fairly common problem to teen-agers. Althni.nh manv nrllllts. too. have these same problems, it does not ailCCl UlCir leiaunaiiij- development as it often does the teen-ager s. That's why it's so important to the teen-ager to clear up these conditions as soon as possmie. r tha lefiHinir nharmaceu- tical laboratories has developed preparations to treat me sKin anu scalp that are sold without a phy sician's prescription. Their medicated shampoo, in liquid form, is a recent treatment developed for itchy scalp, dan druff, scborrneic acrmauus anu oily scalp. The medicated soap and medi ,r,,m tn ha used most ef fectively together, treats acne, pimples ana ony SKin. AH are priced within the teen agcr's own budget. in the rules and' regulations of the Coast Guard and Dractice in all phases of small boat handling, use of marine safety equipment and care and protection of boats and motors. Training sessions are held on a river near the srhnnl ticinw on outboard boat with a jn.hm-co. power motor that was provided by the head of a local marine sales company. The training work iS Dart nf lha phftnl'e nhveitnl education program. It is nrprlirlpH thai with mnrn man a.UUU.UUU milhnnrrt mntnrs al. ready in use and more than 600. uuu oemg aaaea each year, sim jlar COUrSeS Will ho fnnnrl nrnwe sary by many other high schools. mm scholar Hold Everyihing Wallets 'ri Cases Are Fad And Fashion With Teens fjt) 1 1 i , r 1 1 N V v fV f ' ALL WEATHER COAT so new this season in a slimmed down version in velvety soft, Crompton's "Minica,re" corduroy. 1 1 features an adjustable neck line and hidden pockets. All over the country, teen-agers are in favor of oversized wallets which actually hold as much as a handbag. Tucked in a pocket, notebook or knitting box, they are stuflcd with everything from pho tographs to jewelry. One such wallet has a pass- New Rainwear Styles Make Even Drizzly Weather Welcome Let it rain, let It pour! Stu dents will set out for school in any weather dressed brightly, comfortably and smartly in fash ionable, new rainwear. Gals particularly, will turn their backs on rainy days in cute coats that stress such dernere detail as low-placed belts, low-placed pleats, button detailing, blousing, gathers and bows all in the back. Specially-processed, water re- pelient jerseys, poplins, knits and plastics take on sunny moods in bold plaivs; bright reds, blues and greens as well as in classic whites, novelty prints and tradi-tional-hued rainwear. Matching hats, hoods, umbrel las, handbags and even boots often accessorize the rainwear picture. case which contains an accordion style arrangement for pictures in stead of the customary windows; open the snap, and "a long stream" of pictures unfolds! A new elongated French purse has two pockets one for cur rency, the other for cosmetics. A zipper section holds keys, money, pictures and identification. Shaped like a small paper bag, a new style can be folded in half or used like a poke. An outside coin purse eliminates fumbling. Most convenient is the wallet with an expandable tab ... no matter how jam-packed it gets the billfold never pops open be cause hidden elastic adjusts to the proper size. Bright colors hold sway for both school and dress-up occasions. Wallets are often gold embosses or jewelry trimmed with seed pearls, colored stones and even seashells. Patent leather, black suede, kid leather, "antiqued" and luster toned calfskins, and dark-glossy shades which correlate with grer flannel skirts and tweed suits are all "bagged" for back-to-school this fall! ELEGANT 'CORDS' Corduroy is becoming increas ingly difficult to distinguish from other, more expensive fabrics. It is appearing in many loveiy printed patterns as well as iri descent colors. 80 Count Zee Napkins 3 1 AY. Hillsdale Sliced PINEAPPLE No. Vi Flat Tin FOR 1 Armours Star CANNED PICNICS Gold Medal mm m II 1 - 1 " --3 4 lbs. Ready to Eat 2 SUGAR '55.? Libby's 46-oz. Tin Pineapple & Grapefruit Juice QUARTS - 4 For $1.00 3:1 00 Fisher's All Purpose Cheese Swift's New Jewel Oil 3-lb. Tin Snowdrift 69' Grade "AA" Small 3$1 Miracle WHIP Qr. Jar 38' Get Your Free Tickets For the Ford Station Wagon At Town & Country Shopping Center, 3800 S. Sixth. Right Reserved To Limit. Specials for Monday, Tucs., Wed. Only! BACK TO SCHOOL tnflHir WITH ANEW 1958 Your school work is so much neater and easier when you have a handy portable. Saves you precious time for study, too. If you now have a typewriter, be sure to have it serviced early for school. y.Tv -"ass" Cltan 'n Easy ribbon chang with Royal's xcluilvo Twln-Fak. NO DOWN PAYMfHT. lit t w.iti it m Ask About Our Rental-Purchase Plan Also A Good Selection Of Used Typewriters Town and Country AMIDON'S GUNS WHOLESALE! Yes, Ed Jolly says they are going Lay-away your selection now at the in town and save. Just look at these: REMINGTON Automatic, Modal 740 ADL, Mux gradt. .308 cal. Regular $149.00 now REMINGTON Automatic, Model 740A standard grade, 280 cal. Regularly Jl 34.50, now at our cost, lowest prices $11245 $100' WEAVER K.3 SCOPE Complete With Mounts and Rings 47 25 SHOP Till 9 TOWN & COUNTRY. Sporting Goods Town and Country Shopping Center i J SUBURBAN DRUGS Druggist on duty at all timet and you get S and H Green Stamps on all purchases. Open till 10 P.M. weekdays and 9 on Sundays. Back-To-School Beauty Aids! For The Young Set: Princess Pace t AA plus No Lotion ZeUU tox Tonette j f plus i.y Nutritonic A A A plus for children ZeUU ,ox Lilt A A A plus Party Curl ZeUU ,ax Quick if "A plus for children ttJJ tax Pin It A AA plus Pin Curl Z.UU tax . Bobbi A AA plus Pin Curl Z.UU ,ox Timex' WATCHES Your Best Watch Buy 95 From plus tax Reg. 3.00 Nutri Tonic $ 1 50 Creme Shampoo ' Reg. 60c White Rain O OQ e Shampoo for " Reg. 1.77 OQe plu' Bubble Bath JO tax All colors Revlort and Helena Rubinstein Lipsticks. 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