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To Please Hamemakers
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
i. "Don't let your husband leave
he house in a $150 suit, carrying
a leaky bag of garbage," says
vet another writer of yet another
how-to book, this one with a sec
tion offering special advice to
wives on how to pamper their
. husbands.
Many wives aren't going to like
I that bit of advice. What, they arel
, Hiring lu muiiuci, die uivy aup-
I posed lo do? Say. "Look,
darling, don't touch that nasty old
garbage wearing your nice.
its own leakproof container?"?
Or is the wife supposed to get
up early on garbage collection'
day. wake her husband and say
gaily, "Time to get up, dear, and
put out the garbage before you
don your $150 suit."?
Those are three possibilities that,
just might occur to the lovingl
wife who is told she mustn't let!
her husband leave the house in a
$150 suit, while carrying a leaky
bag of garbage.
Another but I don't think the
new, $150 suit. Let me carry it jauthor had thus suggestion in mindi
After all, I'm just wearing the
$3.98 housecoat I put on so that
t could cook your breakfast."?
Or is the wife supposed to say,
'.'Honey, the last time you carried
out the garbage in a paper sack
at all is for the wife to say
"How come you can wear $150
SU115 Wllt'n WC UUII l even iiac a
garbage disposal in the kitchen?"
But 1 somehow have the feeling
I that the only solution the man
the darn thing leaked all over onewho o(e,.ed (he bu of a(vice t0
lu 7 k n . ... i T ives would approve of is No. 1.
better to carry out the garbage in
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WHO PAYS?
See ad in sports pages, then call me!
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or
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What is Uiis mysterious thing
called "alure?" Many fashions,
have natural allure. Thcy'rej
meant to clothe the figure in a
manner that hides more than Hi
reveals, providing more allure!
than the openly provocative one
that reveals more than it con
ceals. Women of taste quickly
recognize "allure." It often skims
the figure, lightly touching the nat
ural curves. The fabric is soft
and appcalingly gentle. Having a
special quality, its color is olten
black. II doesn't make you what
you're not, but lets you be the
woman you would like to be.
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS About 70 friends of Harry
Wiard, right, offered him congratulations Sept. 10 at an
open house in Wiard Park on the occasion of hit 80th
birthday.' Shown 'with his grandfather and sharing the
same birthdate is Roger Wiard, who was 21 on Sept,
9. Hosts for the affair were the elder Wiards' children,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. (Irmal Clement of Macdoel, Mr.
and Mrs. Clayton Wiard, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Uuanital
Lundsten and Mr. and Mrs. Homer (Vestal Stiles, all of
this city. Five of 14 grandchildren and six of the honored
guest's great-grandchildren were also present.
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Eugene 1 hr $60.00
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BRIDAL PAIR Mr. and Mrs. Starr Scholz were mar
ried recently in the Sunset Wedding Chapel in Reno. Th.
bride is the former Carolyn Williams of Montague.
New Bride Is Honored
MONTAGUE Recent bride.
Mis. Starr Scholz, nee Carolyn
Williams, was the honored guest
at a wedding shower given for her
by members of the Montague
Family Fellowship Church Pente
costal Holiness at the home of
Mrs. Harvey Hurd.
The evening was spent visiting
and playing games appropriate to
the occasion. After the honoree
opened her many gifts, refresh
ments were served.
Present, in addition to the hon
oree and Mrs. Hurd, were Mis.
Glen Williams, mother of the new
bride; Mrs. Lillian Dutcher, Mrs.
Annie Zornes, Mrs. Ree Bow
man, Vera Hurt, Patti Wasson
and Janice Truelove. Unable to
be present but sending gifts were
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TRULY GREAT MUSIC BY A GREAT BAND
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Wednesday, October 18th
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Mrs. Walter Dillard and daughter,
Molly.
The new Mrs. Scholz. who !s
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Glen Williams, Little Shasta, ex
changed nuptial vows with
Starr Scholz in August in the Sun
set Wedding Chapel, Reno, with
the Rev. W. Maynard officiating.
The couple was attended by
Mrs. Sarah Hutchinson and Mrs.
Johnnie R. Maynard. For her
marriage the young bride chose a
pink organza afternoon frock, fea
luring a full street-length skirt
and short sleeves, complemented
with black accessories.
The bride was graduated from
Yreka High School in 1959. Her
husband attended schools in
Bridgewatcr, Mass., and attend
ed the college in Marysville. He is
employed by Al Welch in Yreka.
The couple is now residing in
Montague.
Garden Ritef
Un'ite'Couple
ALTURAS-A flower-banked im
provised altar in the garden of
the Randall Collis Ranch was
the pretty setting Aug. 25 for
the wedding of Nancv Lee Mapes,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ran
dall Collis, and James Sanford.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Sanford of Alberta, Canada,
who motored to Alturas for their
son's wedding.
The Rev. C. Chism of the Bap
tist Church officiated.
Given in marriage by her fa
ther, the bride wore a ballerina
length gown with Chantilly lace
bodice and three quarter length
sleeves. A satin cummerbund en-1
circled her waist above the full
skirt, overlayed with chiffon. A
small tiara held her fingertip
veil and she carried a bouquet
of rosebuds with sprays of steph-anotis.
Glenda Drane. sister of the
bridegroom, served as matron of
honor and Diana and Mary Mapes
sisters of the bride, were her
other attendants. The girls were
dressed in ballerina length dresses
of blue, orchid and pink.
Best man to the bridegroom was
his brother-in-law, Dalan Drane,
and his cousins, Kenneth and Don
ald Sanford, were ushers.
Mrs. Collis wore a sleeveless
light yellow brocaded dress with
a matching orchid corsage. Mrs
Sanford wore a blue taffeta with
an overlay of lace and matching
corsage.
Neva Mapes, Hie bride's aunt,
played the music for the wedding.
The wedding cake was served
after the ceremony by Mrs. Gerry
Smith and Mis. Guy Fender. At
the punch bowl were Mrs. Ro
bert Potcehez and Mrs. Ernest
Sanford Jr. Roberta Mattison, col
lege roommate of the bride, at
tended the guest book.
The young couple met at Shas
ta Junior College where each at
tended for a year. The bride is
graduate of the Modoc High
School and was active in the
Rainbow Girls and 4-H work. She
served as president of FHA also.
The bridegroom was graduated
from Los Molinos High School
and served four years in the Air
Force before attending Shasta Col
lege. He is associated with his
family raising bees.
Tlie young couple toured to
Nampa. Alberta. Canada, for a
wedding trip and will reside there
during the summer months. Their
winters will be spent in Red
Bluff.
Out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. O. M. Pipes, Mount Shasta;
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Young and
Gayle. Klamath Falls; Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Sanford, Red Bluff;
Mrs. G. W. Chapman, Paisley;
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Westly, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Potchez, Med
ford; Mrs. Sybil Hicks and Mrs.
Ruby Stout, Willows; Roberta Mat-
tinson. Ontario; Susan Drush, Los
Angeles; Kathy Pallermo, Corning.
WASH AWAY GERMS
It's wise to shampoo your hair
if you've been trying on hats that
others have tried on before you.
SOCIETY
By HELEN BECHEN
SEAL IN COLD
Cold leaking from refrigerators
these hot days can lower that ap
pliance's efficiency. Check to see
that the refrigerator door gasket
closes tightjy on a piece of paper.
If the paper slips out easily, the
gasket may have to be replaced
to keep cold In, heat out.
Tuesday, October 17, 11 PAGE I
HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore.
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GARDEN WEDDING In a pretty garden setting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Collis, Nancy
Lee Mapes and James Sanford were united In marriage
Aug. 25.
OREGON AUTUMN
two seasons in one
Masses of racing clouds and wind-driven squalls
usher in Oregon's first autumn. Then a second
autumn begins an autumn of color. In the No
vember Holiday, you'll find a fascinating word
picture of this glorious season in the wild moun
tain country of the Umpqua National Forest, on
the Cascade Mountains south from Mount Hood,
down to the valley between the Coast Range
Mountains and the Cascades, through the aban
doned homestead orchards on the western Coast
Range Mountains, and onto the beaches and back
waters. Don't miss this colorful Holiday feature.
YOU'LL INJOY THE NOVEMBER
HOLIDAY
ON SALC NOW. A CURTIS MAOAZINI
KEEP IN TUNE
A piano is a handsome and
costly piece of furniture. Proper
Icare ot the instrument will in
crease the pleasure of your own
music-making and add to the ap
pearance of your room.
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Here's a new way to train eye
brows to do your bidding. Just
use hair lacquer, sprayed on your
fingers and transferred to your
eyebrows. Don't try to spray your
brows directly. The spray is
bound to get into your eyes.
MATCH 'EM
Wear a bra and slip to match
each sleeveless dress in your
wardrobe. Then any strap that
peeps out at the shoulder will be
practically invisible.
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