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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1961)
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. O Wednesday, September 13, 1961 Pat 7- . 5 ; ' ... - . V' fa ty. j te! It iLaLil J BEGIN YEAR Melody Mothers, sponsored by the Klamath County PTA groups, welcome new members to the first meeting of the year on Thursday, Sept. 14, at 7:30 p.m. in Mills School music room. Formal voice training is no requirement. The group sings for all PTA events and welcomes invitations to perform for other orga niiations. The slnqers are directed by Mrs. W. Don Miller. Pictured, left to right, are Anita Campbell, accompanist; Maxine Waite, president; Shirley Mitchell, secretary treasurer, and Darlene Blackman, vice president. For information concerning member ship or performances contact Mrs. Waite at TU 4-3892. Photo by Kettler We The Women Whv Not Bomb Shelters 3! As New Status Symbol? Ruth Millett Newpnper Enterprise Assn. A builder of bomb shelters says there seems to be a psycho logical block keeping Americans Irom getting busy providing them selves with family bomb shelters. He thinks some people actually are "ashamed" of owning shel ters. For Pete's sake do we have to make a bomb shelter a status symbol in order to get Americans interested? If so. why don't we put the advertising boys to work on the job? They've sold us on such status symbols as the second car. the private swimming pool, the va cation" home, the motorboal. the color TV, the stereo, the ranch style suburban home. And they've done it easily, too making us think we're underprivileged if we don't have the latest status symbol. They ought to be able to make the family bomb shelter the very most for status seekers, with one hand tied behind their backs and only one to pound their typewrit ers. When you stop to think of it it's a natural for the advertising copy writers. First they can ap peal to papa. "Will your children be the only ones in the block to HAPPY HOUR CLUB MAUN - The Happy Hour Bridge Club met with Mrs. Frank Victorin Aug. 5. Two tables were in play.' High score was won by Mrs. Charles Johnson and second by Mrs. Lester Schreiner. Re freshments were served to Mrs. George Brothanek. Mrs. Con Johnson. Mrs. Charles Johnson. Mrs. Lester Schreiner, Mrs. Wil liam Dalton, Mrs. Orville Wood and Mrs. George Burgess. be without protection in case ofj nuclear attack?" That ought to he easy for the men who wrote the ads picturing the poor little hoy who had to go to the neigh bors to watch TV. Then they can appeal to mama Just think of what they could do with full color layouts of the in teriors of the homb shelters of the Hollywood stars. They can even appeal to the kids and teen-agers, with bomb shelter parties as the latest in entertaining. Why, if they put their minds to it the advertising copywriters could make the bomb shelter so much of a status symbol that far from heing "ashamed" to own them we would soon be ashamed to admit we didn't have one. We've been living by status symbols for a long time. Perhaps we can be kept from dying by a status symbol, too. Couple Plans Fall Wedding A fall wedding is planned by Marilyn Piazza and Elvis Edward Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs. n. W. Mitchell of Klamath Falls. The engagement was announced by the bride-elect s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Piazza of Portland. The wedding will take place Sept. 23 at Santa Rosa Catholic Church in Portland. The future bride and her fiance are both June graduates of Ore gon State University. She is a member of Alpha Chi Omega and Phi Kappa Phi. He Is affiliated with Lambda Chi Alpha. PLAN RECEPTION Officers of the Merrill Parents and Patrons and members of the executive committee have completed plans for the get-acquainted reception for parents of high school and qrade school students and teachers on Thursday evening, Sept. 14, at 8 p.m. in the grade school gymnasium. Entertainment, refresh ments and baby sitters will be provided. Seated, left to right, are Mrs. Dale West, secretary; Mrs. Lester Moore, president, and Mrs. Randall Pope, second vice president; Standing left, is Mrs. Jack Lis key, first vice president, and Mrs. Murel Long, treasurer. Photo by lllys Reeves Hon Extension KL.IATH COUNTY ADVISORY COMMITTEE Officers' training meetings to be held in the various districts were planned by MrscRuth Dyer, Mrs. Frances Clinton, county extension agents, and the County Advisory Committee at the August meeting at Collier Slate Park. The two agents reported on the Work done by their office since the last meeting. This being M r s. Hall's first meeting with the group. she was made welcome by the members. The unit programs were discussed and a schedule fur use of Joan's Kitchen was made. It was decided to have a county-wide publicity workshop for the unit publicity chairmen later in the fall. Australia was the country chosen to be stressed in the units for the year. Final plans were made (or the MONEY MONEY Who's got the money? Throw your money worrits away! Wt wilt buy your car, trailer, jew elry, furniture (one piece or a houseful), guns, clothing, dish es, toys, books, antiques, ap plionccs, tv's, radio ... or anything else! Bring them to K. Falls Auction 3049 South 6th Heart disease death rate in over weight women is about 50 per cent above that (or the non-obese in the United States. PRICES are RIGHT! The TIME is RIGHT! GRAPE VINES and . With Grapes and Fruit! BIG SELECTION.., BEARING AGE FRUIT TREES 100's of Shade and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs and Vines. BULBS for FALL PLANTING Complete Landscape Service . . . Planning and Planting BAKER'S WBSrV 1200 South oth Phone TU 2-5553 AMERICA'S BIG FREEZER VALUE! ZERO FREEZ BIG! 28 cu. ft. HOLDS 980 Pounds of . Frozen Foods! Vern Owens' is Your Freezer Headquarters Greatest Selection in the Klamath Basin! Vern Owens' 0 Cascade Home Furnishings S'OCfET .Y By Helen Bachen District 5 meeting in Medtord on Sept. 14. Those wishing to attend are to notify the county agent office. Committee members in atten dance were Mrs. John Kloiber, Klamath Falls; Mrs. J. J. Ker sten. Crescent; Mrs. Jim Bunnell. Malin; Mrs. Harlan Prough. Bo nanza: Mrs. Ray Billings, Klam ath Falls, and Mrs. Leon An drieu. Midland. AMIDON'S BUSINESS MACHINES 4S3S S. 6th Rtntoll Sal. Servic rtlr. ii ih. hr.rl of .ur bs.1n.ti 4 i II i MILD-FLAVORED Delicious KRAUT PICKLE SB Special! One Wet Only! ! EARLY AMERICAN ! Sofa & Chair Beautiful brown tweed fabric All hard- ! wood comtructian full coil-spring, base ' foam-rubber reversible cushions. f Comparable Value 319.95 $ 279 00 At Carlson's . . . you'll find the BEST VALUES ' . . . Regardless the Price Bracket! CARLSON'S j Furniture Mattresses Drapes Upholstery 2405 South 6th Phone TU 4-4510 i This is the most colorful Fall Season in a quarter of a century, you'll thrill to the new styles and stunning new colors. We anticipate the best selling season in yeors and suggest that you make your selection early while stocks are at their best, and you can find ex actly what you want. Shop MARVIN'S Now! for the most Sensational Values of the year . . . BETTY ROSE SUITS AND COATS 39" . H5 - 49M BettgRose. 4 l Special Purchase Coats All Wool - Wool and Cashmere Very newest styles - All new colors $ $ 29. 33 to a 1 f r Double Knit SUIT A sophisticated 3 pic suit by Betty Rose pura worsted; dressed up with French pop corn braid. Black or Grey. Hockanum Coats Sell i elsewhere a at $50. We were fortunate in securing these fine coots mode in pure wool Hockanum fabric and you'll be in luck to get one, too, ot thi$ spc.iol low price $ 3S SALE Seamless Nylons Slight Irregulars of 1.38 Hose All Sizes - New Fall Shades You'll be sorry if you do not ovoil yourself of this extraordinary bar gom, seldom are w? oble to get thrse slight irregulars of this fine hose. Limit 6 Pair 79 c pr. Stroock Coats Regular Values at $89. "Stroock" the most distinauished name in I eece. 3 Stroock fabrics to choose from fleece, shag and boucle. In elegont new Color glory. BettuRose. $ 69. New Sweaters Specially Priced ONLY 98 7 Lovely new sweaters in cardt gan or slip-over styles. The col ors art brilliant and match the pretty skirts at the some price. ; new 9i i kB9i FIN! FACaiCSl FALL COLORS! fr SI f SKIRTS Best Values in Years Never before have we offered such vol ues ot this low price, morching sweaters are also svoilable. All the new shades are here. 1 Fur Fabric HATS New.Fall Handbagj - 3" 2n Simply Stunning New BLOUSES 5;mething really new hots M II fur fabric! depicting various ilill J V onimols in color and pattern, I If II m We are reolly excited 6ver this array of new blouses, they're the prettiest, mast colorful we have ever seen for Foil. You'll love them, tool Better come prepared to buy more than an. 412 Main Phone TU 4-8365
