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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1963)
V nun iiifmm tzr'-i --'-.v mm "... . r " " . .., r- r"fc. I (jLfjOMWl'A Ctdiviim fW F ! r 4 1 ... i- u m " By Hln Bchn Tuesday, March 19, 13 PACE 12 UERALD AND NEWS. Klamath F alls. Ore. 'If V"'7 . 3 :zt mm il" ?' VJi I..-L y X AUXILIARY OFFICERS New officers for the World War I Veterans Auxiliary and Veterans' group were in ducted in a joint ceremony Feb. 28 at the VFW Hal . Pictured in the front, left to right, are Ruth, Wishard, past president; Nina Edwards, hospital chairman; Haiel Casson, treasurer; Glady's Forroll, senior vice president; Erma Miller, president; Grace Grumbles, junior vice president; Bertha Lund, chaplain; Kathryn Grunning, Americanism; Edna Robertson, District 10 president and installing officer. Back row, same order, Camelia Derby, musician; Wilma Dunn, banner bearer; Ella Gilette, flag bearer; Ruth Palmer, trustee; Frances Miller, secretary; Blanche Beldraine, legislative chairman; Mary Gale, Iva Doyle, LaVerne Fitzsimmons, and Nellie Lamothe, color guard, and Mary Camel, trustee. Photo by Kettler i I If I I " ' r ) I ; ;; VETERAN GROUP Veterans of World War I installed new officers at a joint meet ing with the auxiliary on Feb. 28. Left to right are Vern Schortgen, commander; Carl Fredericks, senior vice president; John Casson, junior vice'president; Fred Reynolds, quartermaster; Lester Wishard, judge advocate and past commander; Ben Starr, chap lain; Fay Farrell, three-year trustee; Roland Gilette, one-year trustee; Paul Robertson, X 1 .... 1 - rV-4.-I.-l IA .AmmnJar Un uilt incfjilllnn ((irr At f1A mAAtinfl. two-year trustee, District 10 commander, who was installing officer. At the meeting, William Holt received a certificate from the Department of Oregon in recognition of his long and valuable service to the organization. Photo by Kettler LONGER BLOUSES With many suit jackets dip- ; lnu.5 the lone over- blouse becomes important in the spring picture as a pan m a well-planned total loon. FOR EVENING Sin-inn's evi-nine look hishlights innn skirls and the importance o( wool. Often, wool combines with airier fabrics such as chitton, and contrasts solids with plaids or prints. OPEN TILL 10:00 P.M. 7 Ooyt Week Always An Attendant To Serve You! J. W. KERNS LAUNDRY AND CLEANING 734 So. 6th TU 4-4197 9 John HobcrLs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Innis Roberts, will be one of 15 students in food science at Oregon State University making a tour of food processing and re search centers in the Kan Fran cisco area during spring vaca tion. The special iiciu trip students insicht into com mcrcial operations and rcsearcn procedures. POLLY'S POINTERS Plans To Save Money POLLY CRAMER Newspoper Enterprise Assn. DEAR POLLY When purchas ing n ni-w hnmo. make it a point to try to obtain a set of plans chnivinit hnsic huildine construe- Farewell to ART KAY and hi COMEDAIRES i'. ik. FINAL WEEK for this group of wonderful entertain en. Come in and cnoy tho FUN IN THE PINES. Dancing 9 till 2 . . . and tht molt f'ondertul chorbrolled smoki in own. Willard Hotel's PCNDEROSA ROOM 205 Main cations for all wiring, gas, water, drainage and sewer pipes, mis will be very valuable when there is need for repairs or alterations -A.S.C. Another of our boy friends with a really farslghted hint. POLLY. DEAR POLLY Here is an Idea fnr nckihhorhood mothers of small children who often play together. M mother should have a Lost and Found box Into which go the boots, mittens, those matchless huttons and belts which wc so often find after a play session. Then the mothers can periodically check to see if any of the items were lost by their youngsters. Also keep a box in each young ster's drawer for extra matching buttons, pieces of extra material for patches, etc. these can De discarded when the clothing is worn out.-KUTH. DEAIt POLLY A 12-inch towel rack attached to the back of the K'.K.r'e hirth fhuir ic a handv place to keep his washcloth, tow el and bib. An ordinary dish-drying rack makes a neat filing case for a sick child's books and toys. Cray- IV J. -J Never use nns npneils enmec and cutouf. books fit nicely in the separate slots. MItS. A.H.&. DEAR POLLY If vou have a storage bin for records in your hi-li, line the oottom witn loam rubber to prevent damage. Also it you wisn to moisten plants in hanging baskets without makino a mess, try using an ice I'uhp instead of water that would drip through. Saves bother, saves mess. K.I). DEAR POLLY-Mv 12-vear-oH son suggested I submit this idea which worked so well tor him and his friend. When a bicycle inner lnhc has tinv nin-holcs that keen leaking, try condensed milk. Put about two tablespoons ot the mint into (lie inner tube. Thornuehlv work it through the tube by hand and intlatc with air rigiu away, n you rido, your biko immediately it will help distribute the milk which acts as a sc.'ler. After sev. eral months, the inner tube is st ill holding air.-MUS. H Z. Hoys, this sounds sensible but you will have to try It put fnt me. I have no leaky Inner tube. not even a bike. Anything that will prolong the wear In a tire is certainly worth a try. POLLY. DEAR POLLY-Mv 2-vear-o d loves to pour out his own dry ce real nut used to spill ll all over everything. Now I put it in a small canister with a sugar scoop and he "shovels" it into his bowl with far greater success. -MRS. It H. i: zin I ' i til' ' IP -LVH.iil ; o.vi-'a r j -h: , 1 1 1 'J ' ; J, , rfi f j l4 !lm,"v BUY THE DOZEN You'll save moncv if vou buv your stockings by the dozen pairs. all the same color, you can match strays and make your sup ply last a good deal longer. STAINING TIP NEW YORK (UPD If an old stain has penetrated deeply into a piece ot wood lurnilure you are rcfinishing, ordinary house hold bleach utd full strength will lighten the wood to the color you want. The National Paint, Varnish & Lacquer Association suggested application of the bleach as many times as neces sary to get the color desired. ; Experienced Saleslady For Drapery Department Call in Person; contact Mr. Kennett MILLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE 512 Main Street THE SPRING LOOK Following trend for long "string bean" look, this coat is dono in red brushe'd mohair jouffle for the new spring collection by Originals. Double-breasted closing is dono with small brass buttons and wrist-length sleeves. Note preponderance this sea son of just-below-knoecap length. UPI Telephoto FREE DELIVERY SERVICE ON ANY ITEM IN THE STORE Phone Us Your Netdi Deliveries Each Day at 11:00-2:00.4-00 OS! IN THE VILI.. 9th t Main IX 2-347S N .EC (National Electrical Contractor's Association) Wecomes SHAFFER ELECTRIC CO. At 3830 South 6th , As A New Member of Their CRATER LAKE DIVISION Members in the Klamath Falls Area Are: Eastside Electric Co 433 Market Hahn Electric Co. 735 Commercial Owen Electric Co 6840 South 6th These firms are your assurance of the best in electrical in stallations and service. National Electrical Contractors As sociation is a nationwide organization of career contractors who employ only the most skilled technicians and who back their work with a written guarantee. Eagles Aux. Sees Film A film on cancer was shown by O. K. McCart to members of the Eagles Auxiliary at its regular meeting March 8 in the upper FOE Hall. Explanation nf the film was given by Dr. Paul Sharp, who later conducted a question and answer period. Thirty nine members were present for the meeting. Ethel Kvlander was chairman tor the evening. Next meeting will be March 22. The regional meeting will he April 27 and 28 in Princvillc Klamath Falls officers and drill team will compete. Ask about daily "Business Card" SPOT ADS TU 4-8111 self-polishing wax on wood floors T ...says Henry M. Tobcy, Research Director of the world's largest hardwood floor maker . "Did you know that most self-polishinK waxes are made primarily of synthetic plastics? They arc impossible to remove from wood floors without damaging the wood or the finish. .-In o rrnt(l, layrr after Uyvr ot old svlf-polinhing wax pilvt up until your wood llimr darken and dieolor. The rigM way to take care of wood floors is to use either,' Bruce Cleaning Wax or liruce Floor Cleaner. Hoth contain a rinotfiV liquid paste wax and waterless wood floor cleaner. They clean; remove the old wax; and leave a rich, new coat of paste wax protection all at the same time. If you like a heavy coat of wax, use liruce Cleaning Wax. k YbruceX vbrucev KyAlc,ea"ing l I floor I I. Vm, wood f. VVi lor wood llooii When lighter waxing is desired or floors are badly soiled, you'll want Hruce floor Cleaner. It's the righ way to keep your wood floors clean and bright. Easier, too." I L I'm. C. t H.ll I! II I lilin. l Consult RAY SHELLHORN for Auto Body Work Drop in and tell Ray Shcllhorn your problems on anything to do with auto body and paint work. 4He will give it his personal attention, and prove to you that fast, courteous scrvico at reasonable prices is our standard. "Where Scrvico Still Counts" Thomas Dodge iVi't liin m t"0 Why clutter up your modern home with furnaces, flues, vents, fuel tanks, pipes? If clean-as-light electric energy provides per fect, draft free comfort . . .why bring fire inside your home ajid with it fumes, odors, and messy flame by-products? If you can install an electric heating -system jor less money ... if an electric system requires almost no cleaning, maintenance, and repairs . . why add these costs to your annual heating bill? Safest,"cleanest, most worry-free and every thing considered . . .the most economical.. . mil CTRIC EAT More Yob MM or Remodel... II WIGM! B&B RADIO & ELECTRIC EASTSIDE ELECTRIC LEACH SERVICE CO JOHN M. OWENS, ELEC. CONTRACTOR SHAFFER ELECTRIC . UHLIG ELECTRIC D. D. VAN FLEET ELECTRIC TU 2-4434 TU 4-3184 TU 2-2528 TU 4-8345 . TU 2-5503 TU 4-5512 TU 4-4415 ,loo,, 424 So. 6th TU 4 7716 i -
