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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1961)
e s o c Y By HELEN BECHEN Tum., OH. 10, 11 Page 3-A Herald & News Klamath Falls We The Women u "rtfe'Stret Ingredient' Ixecutive Ability Ruth Millett Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Don't waste time wondering what the woman who seems to accomplish twice as much as you with half the effort has that you don't hive. The answer'is bound to be organization. Two housewives can keep busy for the same number of hours a day. One will accomplish every-1 thing she has to do without feel ing rushed or pushed. The other ends the day tired and frustrated with half the things she meant to do left undone. Both arexhard workers. Both e conscientious homemakers. The difference: One is organized like a successful executive. The other has never thought of home making as a job that requires planning and executive ability. The housewife executive doesn't 'M$jMjMt''MjM5 t DOWNSTAIRS STORE J - m mm m m mm m t v s .J&L. .-. nw s"tt l f f-WX.'Tfm'v (Sr? mssuii contioi . Atm-mS 1 "II 5 Aulomiticllly prtvinli J J V mi vTi rd prwutt tram t S-fSiW Compare QQ VVWWAat 1495 : burden herself with chores and responsibilities that can and should be handled by other members of the family. She divides the work, and expects each member of the family to do his share. Because she starts that system when her children are small, she doesn't waste energy through the years being a servant to her family. The housewife executive is al ways looking for better and eai- ier ways of doing things. She makes the most efficient use of every new piece of equipment she gets, instead of merely installing a new labor-saving device and then not changing her routine to make the best use of it. The housewife executive orga nizes her errands, marketing, and shopping so that she can accom plish the most with the least amount of time and effort spent instead of jumping in her car a dozen times a day to run errands. The housewife executive plans her days a week in advance, but keeps her schedule flexible enough f to allow her to change it to suit J herself, and to meet unexpected demands upon her time. The housewife executive puis first things first. She docs the hardest jobs when she has the energy to tackle them, instead of dreading them all the while she puts them off. It is organization and executive ability that enables a woman to run her home, instead of letting her home keep her on the run. ? ? ? t t t ? ? t t t t I A PRESSURE PAN Unbreakable One-piece pressure con trol cooks at 15 lbs. pressure Never needs adjustment Convenient time chart on handle. Self-sealing gasket U.L. approved. HARDWARE 528 Main DOWNSTAIRS STORE Phone TU 4-5662 t T r ? ? ? ? a Sorority Notes Charter Date DUNSMUIR Charter members of Beta Sigma Phi sorority in Dunsmuir were honored at a meet ing of Xi Zeta Zeta chapter re cently at the home of Mrs. J. W. Reynolds. Klamath Falls sorority members instituted a chapter in Dunsmuir 10 years ago and in observance of this milestone, Mrs. Joseph Kel by. Mis. Sidney Fischer and Mrs. Reynolds, charter members and still active in sorority work, wcrcj given bud vases containing yellow! roses, tiie sorority symbol. Mrs. Durward Gass, an inactive charter member, was able to at tend later in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kcssler gave the program of the evening by showing their gem collection and telling of their lapidary work. SWEET MAGIC - If (your meringue Viever seems to come out the way you want it to, try using powdered instead of granulated sugar to add stiffness CHILDREN'S 15) COLOR roOTRAn by JACK and JILL Special REG. 4.50 VALUE Only TO BE TAKEN AT MOTHERS BRING THE KIDDIES AGES 2 MOS. . TO 8 YRS. - INCL. YOU WILL SEE A NICE SELECTION OF LOVELY COLOR PICTURES FROM WHICH YOU MAY CHOOSE ONE PER CHILD FOR ONLY 59e EASH i ONE OF THE POPULAR JACK & JILL PHOTOGRAPHERS WILL BE IN OUR STORE TO TAKE LIFELIKE COLOR PICTURES OF YOUR CHILDREN FRI.-SAT OCT. 13-14 HOURS: 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. SO PRESS 'EM UP & BRING 'EM IN THERl IS NO FURTHER OBLIGATION TO YOU JN ANY WAY ... NO HIGH PRESSURE mm ilfodquortrs For Your Druej Naads EL All pm it, l FP5 'A ..J - -1 , f'V fWR " V .t" MARK DATE A recent open house at the Cyril C. Mo Curdy home in Coquille honored the golden wedding an niversary of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Robinson of Klam ath Falls, pictured with the tiered cake trimmed with gold and white roses. Hosts were sisters end brothers-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bruner of Eagle Point, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Finley of Coquille and Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy. The Robinsons attended school and were residents of Co quille until 1925. Among those assisting at the affair were Mrs. George Demetrakos and Mrs. Verne McClellan of this city. Present also were Mrs. John Hickman and Mrs. R. B. Knife, who were guests at the Robinsons' wed ding 50 years ago. Players Win ln Duplicate A large number of KlamathiJuckeland combination also placed Falls duplicate bridge players won hoyrs in the Rogue River Valley Sectional Tournament held this past weekend at Grants Pass. The tournament was attended by al most 300 players from many points in Oregon and California, and was played afternoons and evenings of Sept. 29, 30 and Oct. 1. Mrs. Kathleen Thompson andi Mrs. Mary Juckeland were over all winners in the Women's Pairs, while Mrs. Pauline Richardson and Mrs. Grace F. Kresse placed third in their section. Dr. and Mrs. Seth Kerron placed in the Rogue Rif fle Pairs as well as in the Open Pairs Championships. Others to win places included Mrs. Lucille Honzel, partnered with Mrs. Richardson in the Open Pairs; Mrs. Kresse and David Richardson in the final round of the opens, and the Thompson-1 in that championship. Mrs. Kath- erine Stonecypher of Tulelake, partnered with Mrs. Claudine Van Buskirk, won a first in the Open Pairs Consolation. Mrs. Leona Robertson and Mrs.1 Lena Smith placed in the Master's (Pairs, as did Mrs. Kresse, part nered with Mrs. Layne Binion of Lakeview. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Juckeland also placed in the masters. Mrs. Claire Ellis and; Mrs. Helen Schaeffer won the Jun-i ior Pairs, and Mrs. Stonecypher and Mrs. Van Buskirk placed. i THINK AND THI.V One way to curb an appetie for fattening foods is to eat your salad and drink a glass of milk at the start of your meal Both are filling, and you won't be In clined to eat more than you should of the rest of the dinner. FRAGRANT DIPLOMACY Save tlie heavy, sophisticated scents for evening wear. Be kind to fellow office workers. Stick to light florals or bouquets during the day. Ira t I A. 4 WHY SO MANY COLORS IN DIAMONDS??? Th answer llci In Ibt chtrarttrUllr of thr dlimond what lha rlcntiili rail Ibe power of DlhPLRSION. Ordinary while light la a mixture of all the eelera of lb rainbow. When thla ll(hfc enters the diamond. It la broken up because the diamond benda each different color ray at a alifhtly different ancle one attfle for red, another for the orange, and on through the bluo and violet. So the llthl the diamond gathera la sent bark to you with a daitlfng rainbow fire. For Ibis reaaon you should choose only fine rut diamonds lo obtain maximum fire and beauty. A wlsr policy when baying diamonds la "TO KNOW YOl'R JEWELER." J.C.RENIE, JEWELER 3 Stote-Licen.ed WATCHMAKERS 1021 Main TU 4-4604 PARENTS PATRONS MALLV SCHOOL MAL1N Malin Parents and Pa trons opened the season with the annual teachers reception Sept 27 in the grade school gymnasium. High school room mothers host essing the evening afiair seated iuests at card tables decorated with sprigs of autumn leaves and berries. Corsages and boutonnieres, gifts from the local garden club, were pinned on faculty members by Mrs. Kenneth Huffman. President Ethen Whitman con ducted a short business session and introduced Dr. and Mrs. Cliff Robinson, guests of honor, and the local faculty. Mis. Edwin Petrasek presented the program for the evening. Lin da Schmidli did a tap dance rou tine and Knsti Ottoman present ed two piano selections. The skit following, narrated by Mrs. Pe trasek, portrayed humorous situa tions confronting teachers. At the conclusion of the pro gram the room mothers served a buffet lunch. Fashion Flair How can a woman be sure the color she is choosing is right for her? The secret is that we each have a bit of the artist inside us and we must let the expression out. Put the new-season grape next to your cheek. Look carefully into the mirror to lest it in elec tric light, and in daylight. Docs it soften your skin? Does a wine do more for you because of con trast to your coloring? When you choose a color, it must live up to you and not overpower you so that you have to live up to it. DATE SET Jan. 3 is an nounced by Mrs. Dorothy Rippee of Williams as the date of the forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Hannell, to Walter Doug las Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomp son of Klamath Falls. The bride-to-be is a junior at Southern Oregon College, maiorinq i n elementary education. The future bridegroom, graduate of SOC, attends Church Di vinity School of the Pa cific in Berkeley. Their wedding will take piece in the Trinity Episcopal Church in Ashland. Cout-to-Co&U NEWSPAPERS' SEUTHEMOSTil 6. Afc Afc Afc Afc Afc fc 6. ' ea O 0 w9 ryejttrjeejSyepe 4 I I x f ? ? Y Pet Food Nutrition Experts Create New Dish For Dogs & Cats BONNIE GIBLET-STU fresh chicken and turkey giblets with vegetables in a rich brown sauce Dog and cat fanciers will appreciate the experi ence, time, and care spent in creating this unique pet food . . . GIBLET-STU. Different in taste nnd texture, it is a complete meal, nutritionally balanced as to calories, vita mins and minerals a fine quality product. GIBLET-STU, consist ing of a mixture of fresh chicken and turkey gib lets in a rich brown sauce, sharpens your pet's appe tite and helps him to top vigor and condition. GIBLET-STU appeals to discriminating pet own ers, who are anxious to please their pet yet still assures them they are giving the best possible care by using this, appetite-tempting pet food. Available in pet sections of grocery stores and pet shops in this area. r- I RnnniF ISiblet-St" IjPf Fine Idea For Tonight ... Brown & Haley Fine Chocolates Plow long has it been since you bought a delicious box of chocolates-; Just for yourself? 0Bet heen quite awhile. O Tell you what you do. Trot on down to your favorite drug candy counter tonight and take a look at the tempting display of Brown & Haley Fine Chocolates. O E'ght mouthwatering assortments. All dark, if you like. AH milk. All creams. Or five other delightful combinations. Q Each wonderful chocolate piece is fresh from the candy kitchens of Brown & Haley. They've been making candy like nobody else for 38 years.-They make Almond Roca ... a taste classic of candy lovers from Melbourne to the Straits of Dover. So you just know the chocolates have to be good.Q On second thought, go take a peek at these chocolates right now. Look for the pink and wm'to box with,; the wooden Spoon only a dollar forty-nine cents. Q Sound good? I M T'Cf.wwiui m,,wr.n, ii,i.,)m,.ii m mi, ii m , ii, .1 ..I BROWN & -HALEY MAKES 'EM DAILY.. .'CEPT SUNDAY V
