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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1963)
a jonwtA By HUn Btchen 1 i 1 I I t, I - f RECENTLY WED Mr. and Mrs. Harry Toombi wars re cently married at the Suburban Christian Church. Mrs. Toombs, the former Fay Bryant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bryant, will be graduated in June from Henley High School. Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Toombs are parents of the bridegroom. Photo by R. Stubbs LIQUORS Open Ranilara 0:M t. 11:00 IVrrfcday. :WI to :HI Jock's Super Market Tultlakt, Calif. INCOME TAXES Set Your Reliablt Incoma TAX CONSULTANT CHAS. HATHAWAY Auditing - Bookkeeping 120 N. 1 0th TU 4-S473 POLLY'S POINTERS Active Mind, Warm Toes POLLY CRAMER Newspoper Enterprise Asm. DEAR POLLY-I am almost 9 years old and I have an idea (or your younfi readers or their mow cr. In cold weather, 1 slip my worn-out cotton bobby socks over mv black nylon shoes before put tine mv boots-on. This keeps my feet warm and dry and my shoes' clean. JACKIE Jackie has a smart Idea. It would also be very Rood to use for a better fit, when children's boots are bought large U get more than a season's wear. POLLY DEAR POLLY-When making jgf " or buying unfinished picture frames, an easy way to slain them is with paste shoe polish. Just rub It on evenly. Let dry and shine with a rag. J.B. DEAR POLLY My husband has a tendency to drive too fast on occasions, especially when he is alone. 1 took a picture of our children and taped it above the 60-65 miles per hour on the speed omcter on our car. This reminds him that the children are dc- pending on him. He says the sight of children automatically slows him down. PAT GIRLS Don't you like this one? Hut do be careful and not obstruct any view of the num bers on the speedometer. POLLY DEAR POI.LY-Bcfore winding thread on a sewing machine bob bin, draw several inches of the thread through a red crayon. When Lite red thread appears, you ENROLLMENTS arr.ptrd at hfflnninr any m.nlh. Far an Inumtlnr. reward. Inf career In t'aimetelgy . . . t all TU :-llll Klomolh Beauty Colleje will know it is lime to rewind the bobbin. To save time in drying rubber gloves,, hang the wrist openings over soft drink bottles. The gloves dry faster and do not lose their shape. MRS. M.J.B. DEAR POLLY To keep pic tures straight on the wall, take any round corn pad and put on each bottom corner of the back of the frame. Also, if you do not have a marking pen to address pack ages, simply dip a cotton swab slick in ink. This makes a han dy, disposable king-size pen. MRS. B.M. DEAR POLLY I have just dis covered a wonderful way to make disposable salt shakers for pack ing in lunches. Just cut a soda straw in half or thirds, twist one end, fill withs alt and twist the other end. ' MRS. R.R.D. Share your favorite homemak- ing ideas . . . send them to Polly in care of Herald and News, You will receive a bright, new silver dollar if Polly uses your ideas in Polly's Pointers. PACE 14 HBNALD AND NEWS, Wednesday, January 30, 1963 Ktimafh Palti, Or. if 4 i V' r Bulletin Tells Sewing Secrets Perfectly matched plaids can make a 39-ccnt-a-yard gingham dress look expensive, while un properly joined plaids can ruin the effect of the most expensive fabric. Secrets of sewing with plaids are told in a new, illustrated bul lctin available from Oregon State University extension service- Size of the plaid makes a dif ference in the pattern the home seamstress should choose. For ex- ample, a large plaid looks best when a pattern with few seams is NOTE RESERVATIONS Mrs. Lee Yoder. right, chair man of the card playing for the Feb. 2 annual benefit card party and tea for the Woman's Library Club, checks reservations with Mrs. L. V. Leslie. All card games will be played during the afternoon and prizes given. Play begins at I p.m. with tea served during the afternoon. Those not playing cards are invited to view the style show by Bon Bazaar and Fashion Villa and en joy tea. Reservations are not necessary, but may be made with Mrs. Leslie, TU 4-8802, or Mrs. Leroy F. Carter, TU 4-5881. Proceeds will benefit the Intercom munity Hospital fund drive. Grandma Shower Held In Tulelake TULELAKE Mrs. Frank Man ceau was guest recently at s 4 1 unique Urandma snower sit' ting in for two daughters-in-law unable to be present, Mrs. Richard Manceau. mother of a boy born Nov. 29 at Oxnard. Calif., and Lt. and Mrs. Benja min Manceau. ol larmicnacl. Calif., stationed at Mather Air Force Base. Hostesses were a former Tule lake resident. Mrs. Darrel Lewis of Coquillc, Mrs. Martin Dingier, Mrs. Jay Urbach. Dairy, Ore., Mrs. Lee Carter, Mrs. Rudy Ska licky, Mrs. George Smith. Mrs. Roy Urbach, Mrs. Ron Warren, Mrs. Otto Haynes, Mrs. J. M. Asher. Fifty five were present. .used. The garment will be easier to cut and sew, and will lane less materia . Patterns with vnkpK anri more seams, on the other hand, can be used for small plaids. Thp Iwn Ivnes of Dlaids even and uneven present different problems. The bulletin explains hnw to tell the tvocs apart and pictures specific way to work with each. Amone general sucgestions list ed for cutting plaid fabrics are: Center a vertical plaid line at the body center. Place pattern pieces so o n e main horizontal block of plaid is at. or near the shoulder. Match front and back along horizontal lines of plaid. If blouse has an underarm dart, match plaid above the dart. This makes it possible when cutting set-in sleeves to have the hori zontal line continuous around the body. Tn nipfp n nlnid. match and join along one line of a design and not through the middle of a color. Orecon residents mav obtain fr copies of the bulletin, "Planning Plaids, Irom uie county exten sion office in the post office build ino or from the OSU bulletin clerk, CorvaHil. For Professional TREE SERVICE Baker's Nursery Coll TU 2-5553 ECONO-CLEAM DRY CLEANING PROFESSIONALLY cleaned and sported LBS. 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