HERALD AND NEWS, Klamalh Falls, Or.
Tuesday, February 26, 196! PAGE i-A
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VALENTINE QUEENS The annual Valentine ball given by Kappa Phi Chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi in Dunsmuir was held Feb. 9 in the Maple Room of the Masonic
Temple. Attending were representatives of four sorority chapters and their guests.
Queens crowned are shown, left to right, Mrs. J. M. Kelby, Dunsmuir, Xi Zeis Zeta;
Mrs. Robert Lopez, Mount Shasta, Xi Theta Tau; Mrs. J. P. McKendrick, Mount Shas
ta, Omicron Upsilon; Mrs. Von Summers, Dunsmuir, Kappa Phi, and Mrs. James Plank,
Dunsmuir, last year's Kappa Pni queen, who crowned this year's honorees.
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PHLCS POINTERS
Lick And Promise - Plus
POLLY CRAMER
Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
DEAR POLLY - When pack
ing lunches for my school chil
dren. 1 always include a damp
paper towel in a small plastic
hag. This helps to clean sticky
lingers and smeary mouths.
Our son. who attends a military
academy, carries an old nylon
stocking in his pocket to give
his shoes and brass a "quick
shine" before dailv morning in-i-pcction.
- MRS. T. G. S.
Glltl.S One good Idea often
suggests another. Mrs. T.G.S.'s
last hint led me to the discovery
that an old nylon stocking
makes a wonderful polishing
rlnth for household brass.
POLLY
DEAR POLLY -If newly
baked muffins stick to the pan,
have a wet towel ready on the
sink and put the hnt pan on the
towel. The muffins will drop
right out. MRS. A. H. L.
GIRLS It is my turn to of
fer you a tip. When removing
a spot from a dress, I stretch
the soiled area over embroidery
hoops and the job Is much
easier. I'se an old toothbrush
to rub the spot. Its small size
allows me to note progress.
POLLY
DEAR POLLY I have
two small boys, ages 3 and 4. 1
soved the bib-tying routine at meal
lime by simply removing t h e
original bib strings and rcplac
ing them with 'i-inch elastic, long
enough to slip over the children's
heads. This eliminates tying and
untying, the boys' impatience
TOOTHSOME TILK TATTLE..
No matter how often the tiles
in a bathroom are scrubbed.
there often appears In be some
residue. This usually is dirt ac
cumulation where ceramic tiles
join. Tliis is easily cleaned and
whitened by scrubbing with a well
lathered toothbrush. A little
bleach may be added to the suds
while 1 am doing it and torn
strings and knots. MRS. J. S.
DEAR POLLY-I have a prob.
lem. What can be put on the
backs of throw rugs to keep them
from rumpling up when the com
mercial preparation has worn
off the back? MRS. R. M. V
Mrs. It. M.V. and the rest of
you girls who have the same
problem: I would try a piece
of burlap the size of the rug,
sewed on the back with a loose
iititch and rug thread. Several
thicknesses of newspaper,
stitched together might help,
too, for a leftover piece of rug
pad. Do any of you have any
better suggestions?
POLLY
Share your favorite homemak
ing ideas . . '. send them to Polly
in care of the Herald and News
You'll receive a bright, new sil
ver dollar if Polly uses your ideas
in Polly's Pointers.
Society Fetes
Past Presidents
MOUNT SHASTA-St. Antlwny's
Altar Society met Feb. 12 for a
business meeting and social gath
ering honoring the past presidents
of the society. -Rev. Michael Styles
was guest speaker and related
events of tlie early days of the
parish and the organization of the
women's altar group.
The honored guests included
Mrs. Kate Patterson, the first
Altar Society president in 1925.
Other past presidents attending
were Olivia Thebolt. Flora Riceo
mini, Darnne Cheula. Genevieve
Rogers, Evelyn Pohl, Pia Ambord,
Katie Roush, Marie Murray,
Kathy Marin, and Ann Galleti.
Each former officer intro
duced members who had served
with her.
The tables were decorated in a
red and white Valentine theme,
with red ribbons, cupids. flowers,
and lighted red tapers. Hostesses
for the evening were Bobby Ri-
zutto. Gloria Brewster, and
VALENTINE TEA
MALIN - The students of Mer
rill Home Living Class and their
instructor Mrs. Edwin Petrasek,
were guests of the, Malin Home
Living Class. Feb. 13, at a "Val
entine Tea." The room was dec
orated in Valentine motif by the
class. A social afternoon was
spent with Janice McAuliffe, Joyce
Mullanix and Ann Johnson enter
taining with colorful dances. Mrs.
Frank Paygr is instructor of the
Malin class.
Tina Fignani. Refrcsliments were
white angel cake and red jcllo
decorated with whipped cream in
a heart motif.
During the business meeting,
plans were made for the annual
St. Patrick's Day dinner, March
17, in the parish hall. The baked
ham dinner will cost $1.75 for
adults, 75 cents for high school
students, and 50 cents for grade
school children. Serving will be
from 2 to 7 p.m. The society also
made tentative plans for a Moth
er's Day bake sale.
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