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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1963)
' Make Skills lferalbabXete$ Work For You Sun.. March 17, 1963 Pge 1J.R They'll Do It Every Time i . Bv Jimmv Hatlo If you are more lhan "just look ing over" the eligible bachelors, you can take a tip from airline stewardesses. A man may be attracted to your winning smile and scrubbed peach complexion, but when he begins to think of a home he is bound to wonder how well you could manage his. Stewardesses, in their hostess school training, are taught. A. B, C, skills that help explain the high marriage rate among these gals. These skills are: good grooming, human relations and the art of being a hostess. It would seen that these things should come to us gals naturally but becoming a well-rounded woman takes as much practice as pre paring for any other professions. If you ask an airline hostess, she will tell how she gains that all-over, well-groomed air. One essential is hair that is becomingly styled and kept fresh, shining and manageable through frequent shampoos. Daily crub-1 bings with plenty of soapsuds keep her skin clear and blemish-free. Added to this is maintenance of a proper diet and exercising to keep her figure trim. And, she never steps out in a soiled or wrinkled uniform. Herl clothing, too, gets extra alien-; lion. The hostess school also includes thorough training in tray-setting, meal service and cabin manage ment. Although you may not have access to such specific schooling, you can start with keeping a neat kitchen and serving your meals with a flair. Every meal need not be a candlelight - and - wine affair, but a clean tablecloth or place mats, and attractive china and silver, crcata a pleasant dining" i aimospnere. N Of equal importance to the run ning of a smooth home or apart ment is your attitude. Steward esses know when to talk and when to be quiet, how to soothe nervous! or grumpy persons, and how to; "smile through" with a pleasant, calm manner even in trying sit uations. This may all sound like work, and it is. but the end result, a pleasant efficiently run home, is worth it. . STACSOAGD-EAiV OAPTA'M SU6M, SKIPPER DOES IT FORwACD OP ONE OP THE WORLDS 4--.db-A WUOA TUATS IT LACiEST AIRCRAFT Nr EN&lKES OFF .' IT WOU EASE-MAKE IT pfe. ill UH AND IW I KICKS'" f PERFECT, ) J captain; didn't r tVtN NEED I HE I w J-1 V-yTU&S V1 " Bjt get him in the family outboard that's different.'.' StUY f wmaUss?a (uj.' LOO Vvi n 1 I'me'd be"N I y-1 i'd love 1 1 1 ssscrr" j w m v most A VlMJJPiiD pTI37 USrld PAVORlTE?p' WH :YiwlNbER a5IptJ?7 vrtST Btplr-K LIJwoer) " viL, HOOfLfc.lFI EVE (SeTTWlSCAR RUNNING A3AIN.J.LLDRIM& TCAI&HT TO THE ASYLUM AND TURN MVELP IN.' 1 6HOOLD HAVE M CRANIUM EXAMINED, LETTING SOL) DLWP WATER AND PILLS IN MV cA-5 OUHB TANK .' AND AS FOR ICIJ.WR, MY 1 LAWYERS WILL PtAM YOUF? NEXT 7A EliAD, BANKER VfOiOi. T. DON'T UNDER- STAND --.THE GAS OLINE PILL'S WORKED PERFECTLV IN PREVIOUS TES.T.' SOMETHING EL6E MOST BE W(?ONS-HA6 VODI? ENGINE PEEM f. lATOLV? j-mm i v i . , t mm i VEAH, BUT THAT'S 1 LIKE WHEN VOO LEAO THE MORSETO WATER BUT CAN'T MAKE HIM HIM EVERY OPPOR TUNITY TO SHOW WHAT HE CAN'T DO; WHY I IT OUR '"V THAT S (JOT IT AT V ALoEBKA TEACHER ALL--SHES) SIMPLY ) PICKS ON ME TO I TRYIN& TO HELP V DO PROBLEMS ON YOU IMPROVE yXIR 1 THE BLACKBOARD 6RADE BVtSIVIkKS . , , . w t . L . TOU 6US: Boy f OPPORTUNITY VTUNITY TO SHOW jC : -J - -- i v i rmw vvnAi i w WHAT He ,Fr Si'inS'u. HFROE Ag MAPE-NOT BORM , t, ... .ttt V.'HAT3 VOU SPECIAL FOR TODAY ? ; MEAT LOAP WTH TOMATO SAUCE AND FSNCH FR.Ii- BUT WE CONT HAVE ANY 2ff V.'HV 50OU FEATURE. SCMETH I N3 YOU DON'T J EVEN HAVE ? ''"I'f VJE GET FevEf'"'1 . :. 7 COMPLAINTSy .: T"KAT WAY J" I - St To it r- r i ep up lately Housework By KAY SHERWOOD Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Occasionally we need to take a loftier perspective on housework. Unless you're a superb housekeep er, the tendency is to pay most careful attention to tne areas from eye level down to the floor. A petite homcmaker 1 know told me she relies on her tall husband to tell her when the top of the refrigerator needs washing. Although I'm not ne to hunt for housework. I suffered a mild shock when I gingerly climbed up on a chair to reach a book on the top shelf of the bookcase My, how the dust piles up! From my near ceiling perch I could clearly see the dust-covered door tops, the del icate corner cobwebs, and the lit tle dust accumulations along the tops of the drapes. It's not a simple case of lazi- I ness mat Keeps me Irom rising to the problem. I just don't like climbing up and down chairs, foot stools or unsteady boxes. To bring the stepladder from the basement is a chore, too. In searching for 9 good, stable step-up, I have tested combina tion chair-stools, and small fold ing stcpladdcrs. If you suffer the same unease I do climbing any thing higher than a curbstone, test a ladder before you buy it. I found chair-steps tha! provided too slender a footing and some that weie sieauy aim mm oui i couldn't tell by looking. One new design in folding step- ladders has a high-arched hand-1 hold back. This one. of anodized 5 aluminum, is light to carry about. An auxiliary plastic pocket which fits the back holds such easily forgotten essentials as an extra dust rag within reach. Homemakers who live in con temporary homes with high and wide windows will appreciate the easy elevation and solid footing of new folding stepladdrrs which put them w ithin easy reach of top-corner cleaning. MsWY BECOME DEUWQUEWrs, EA5. SOME BUT WE NEEP THAT U A CIAS OF VOUHSER XL.r', r7 UE THEIR ORISWAIITY TO MAKE 600P AS EIGHTY BUCKS A WEEK, WD? N0..IF YOU QUIT ' WHAT THE ENTERTAINERS. OTHERS, WITH TRAINiNS, MOM'. IF TH' JOB DOESN'T WOW.VOUU DO LIKE- HISTORY OF BECOME FINE TECHUICIAIJS. SO CAN RUD)". PAN OUT...AND IF POP IS 1 TH' ROMACK BOY, RUfX,. RAD PROBABLY PIOW'T GO 1BACK BECAUSE HE FEELS HE'S I JOSTTIWS SOMEWHERE FASTER J TH' JOB'. I'LL LOOK HIM UP! ) CAN TALK TO HIS MOM'. : YOU'LL 1 NEVER SO BACK1. WJk ( V voi k:v,fe jk yf v - i'o'vlit. j. it 1 IHlt, t' TM Ii US tt QH NC?6,M.CONS5aWH H AM tlSHf If V AIR J 6AV, f IVf CEHf STAMP OK im OPf0SireH0(fe y0NMOtNf, FOOT CK UGHf If 06WAJ y W( BYTH6 Or Br f MVVBSAl-COlJm I AW UVkVPEKU I 60TTA aSJYAA'AAaJr' WnATff THB MA"s WITH . THS SUSiAUt ASAI9 lO WTTUB? ly&rJL WTTUB? ( L W MAN, TH ATS 1 , I LIVIN' t t Rrfei DOC SAJP rOR ME TDO ANY THING I LIKED TO AMUSE t 6ELF...AN' THAT'S JUST WHAT I'M GONNA DDI -f YES.SIRf )JoJS' ( .JUSTTWIST A FEW rl DIALS AN' I'VE GOT N rrr MApel--: ??-THISWAV) THARS N TOMARRVIM' ( SUMPTHIN'AH SAM'S, DEAR WANTA PICK UP, r-FO'TH'VjEDDIN'.Vy PAT GOON .'.'-TH' FOLK-SINGER WHV BRING HIM ALOKJG?-THREE'S A CROWP.ATA y TAIM'T"-) VW r I r WE NEEDS A Vs." Y TRUE.'.'-OM,AH 1 V WITNESS ,r ISMARRVIKI'A Forcruina out loud! 1 Isn't there arm place lcanqotoqetaiuay Trom reroia qermsr I ,n..n,.'I sVmiif a hii -fnothall ht-n! T.. V Uflll. it' the X n ffKhat's V- -S 1 heard him practicing his i,K. triMMJM- iCKr " V V the riau About . lines) Bou , is he a ham.' 7 VU,--v ChOOU liui ins wni, K,0 y r -, ,CQ V 1" . "fll IG;UJ iM .l ,:- I GOT TH' HAT FIRST, SYLVESTER! rv; CEASE AW DCCICT C1DC M CAN'T WE COME TO SOME SORT OP COMPROMISE ( VNE DECIDED V SPLIT K. I WHATEVER VA 6WES US FEB V SAVN' "YER HAT, ELMER.' MEEkTLe, VOU'RtrA HALF-WITTED F3UOer HEAD 6 THI-5 I-5MV RVVOfcTTB ROOfA. THIS UNIMPRESSIVE-L00K1N5 , LIBRARY CARD BROUGHT ME ' COURAGE AND INSPIRATION- THAT STUPID HOUND? CHASING A GULL ACROSS THAT" TWIN ICE. BIRTHDAY NOTKD MKRRILIKim Maltson. son i( Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Matt son, celebrated his fourth birthday Feb. 23 with a party at his home. Those present were Tommy Flesher, Norman Arnold. Richard Kolmar, Cherri and Mike Collins. Lori and Danny Rodpers. Mike and Denny Henshaw and his brothers, Kevin and David. Also present were Mrs. Johnny Tfodpers. Mrs. Joe Collins and Mrs. Dwavne Henshaw. 51' f I. I if! I - ' , IF ANVTHING HAPPENS TO THAT POOCH, OLD LADY PEEK YVIU. BEAiiy BLOW HER TOP. i k i iv u l ifin THIS DOG NUTS HERE, FLUFF.' ME S HEADED PIGHT FOR THE WATER 2 Till A VN. -f AI.L-OVKR PERKIMF, 1, The proper ue of perfume can j be a lip-to-loe proposition. For Jj greater effect, apply perfume J more than once during the day. to pulse upots such as at the temples, throat, wrists and be hind the knees. While in the proc es. touch your hair with your fa vorite fragrance, because jour ba'r will hnld the scent. SUEE.'l REVEMWR.TMATJOfcFESED Ml OLVCMZIK- TEM BUCKS SWEV.P MAD? A FOR. If' M 1 - rv. s . 1 Mt'tt t- T .1 I kJow; par SAJP ME'P FILL, II VSlTM ORTAN' PLAMT FLOWERS N IT r- ME COULOMT GET A fctTTER. PRICE" T TAMThAT THE GREAT SARAH X AND 00 VOJ RECALL LIONEL BERNHARDT LOST ONE BARRYAAORC, PR.CASEy? 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