Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1963)
PACE S-D HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Fulls, Ore. Sunday, March 31, 1963 SI mm POINTERS Ceiling Tiling Trick POLLY CRAMER Newspaper Enterprise Assn. : DEAR POLLY Reuently my husband and I had our first ex perience installing acoustical tile. Our directions were to glue each file to the eeiline and secure it there by wedging a pole between the ceiling and the floor. The pole is supposed to remain in place (or 24 hours. My husband XI I', 3 i! I U m 1 1 lhniirjht the method sounded both awkward and time-consuming. Ho solved the problem by insert ing tiny, headless finishing nails into the holes, one in each of the four corners. When the nails were sunk slightly below the lev el of the holes, they did not show. The work was faster mold- tnr each tile securely until the glue dried! and they also gave the tiles more support alterwards Hits. M. . r. BOYS There 1 a hint you should surely nail away in the back of your minds. FOLLY. DEAR POLLY When I tried to darn garments, 1 never could make them look as nice as grana ma's darninc until 1 tried the following trick. 1 place a piece of net under the place to nc AamoA arid then weave uo and down through the net. The result is a neat darn every time. SARAH. HEAR POLLY Here is cood (advice for the girls who live in apartments or housing projects where the clothesline is shared NOW AT TOWER FURNITURE! )2k ROYALWEVE CARPET DEPT. NO MONEY DOWN with others. Dip the ends of your clothespins in red paint. Then there will be no cnance oi get ting them mixed up wun me neighbors'. Also, when they (all in the grass, they are easier to tind.-LINDA. DEAR POLLY A (riend insist ed I write vou about mv home made wheelchair. My husband nut rasters and wheels on a reeu ilar dining room chair (or me when I was unable to get on the bed into a rceular wheelchair. With this I could slide oft the bed on to the chair; there were no arms to interfere. At (irst we had four casters but discovered I could not control the chair's movement very well. Then we got wnnp "lime red wacon wheels and put them on the back legs of the chair and it worked pertccl ly. Now that I am able to walk pretty well f use my chair lor carrying things that are too heavy for me to manage stand im un. Sometimes 1 use the chair when I go shopping. A HAPPY WHEELER. DEAR POLLY 1 finally uilverl thp Kkirt-hannine Droblem 11 works for every kind ol skirt un nn ordinary mincer. Leave the nt.-irket nn'inncH and button the waistband. Then slip one side of the hanger under the band, ex ipndinr it through the side open 'ing. The other side of the hanger fits into the skirt. Hangs pertect ly straight every time. MKa L. B. Tilt your time. Gofon, taxium, wuvm, njrlooi, wooU, couom and blrndt an duptiytd for you. SSH Green Stamps Open Fri. Till 9:00 E-z I Jt2i-r II you peel tomatoes by dip 'ping in boiling water for about half a minute, be sure to plunge them into cold water right after the hot dip. MEMORABLE :, vfMiM m ..ill Hi rvr, y ! SCOOTERS Want that lettuce salad to taste extra good? Add toothpick size strips of cheese and tosi with dressing, then sprinkle crumbled crisply cooked bacon over the top. YOUNG STYLE Capsul spring wardrobe for a little miss includes a pert roller hat, slim jim pants and a zipper jacket in tarpoon plaid ANNOUNCEMENTS ' INVITATIONS BRIDE'S BOOKS PLATES and Cups NAPKINS BIBLES CU A A C.T1TIONCRY COMPANY I f....Jz?' f IT min r . w . . ML il I Wit sJ Ik, .3 " li'. yV. fit1--' fw JOIN REBEKAH LODGE At the regular meeting of Prosperity Rebekah Lodge, conducted by Noble Grand Charlette Anderson, four new members were initiated. Left to right, are Margaret King, June Des Mazes, Anita Struble and Nellie Burritt. Among the guests for the evening ceremony were 12 members of Rebekah Lodge of Weed and one member from the Alturas Rebekah Lodge. Photo by Bob Anderson Fresh Flowers Accent Outfits Share your favorite homemak- inE ideas , , . send them Poliy in care of Herald and News. You'll receive a bright, new silver dollar if Polly uses your ideas in Polly's Pointers. CEREMONIAL CONDUCTED MOUNT SHASTA Omicron Upsilon Chapter o( Beta Sigma phi pnnflnctpri its ' ceremonial jcandellight ritual ot jewels March) 21, at the home ol mis, itoianu Brooks. New members are Mrs. Roger Mines, Mrs. Walter Allen and Mrs. Jack McKendrick. Eight een memhers were present and enjoyed refreshments after the ceremony. Yellow roses were used in decorating the rooms. Cook bacon at a low tempera ture so the fat remains white. Such bacon drippings are flavor some used on conked vegetables St: jDress Time I AND Play Time It could be raining violets, the way posies are popping up on all the prettiest spring fashions, as top designers pick fresh (lowers for accents on everything (rom oatmeal tweeds to bright chiffons. There are some tips to remem ber when choosing colorful floral trims to wear or to give. Accord ing to the members ot Florists' Telegraph Delivery, flowers should always be worn as they grow, with stems down. Florists say that the colors ol blooms should be coordinated with clothing, just like any fine fash ion accessory. Yellow is popular this spring, and posy trims can be echoes of lemon to almost off white tones. Good for this are car nations, roses or glamellias (that's the florists' glamorous treatment of the gladiolus). To accompany creamy pinks there are orange flowers for the daring, or deep burgundy reds for a more conservative choice. Gray gets a lift with blue blos soms combined with white corn flowers and daisies, for example. When wiring a long-distance gift of flowers to wear, leave the flow er selection up to the florist. He'll choose something neutral tn mums, carnations or orchids! which will go with virtually any outfit it might adorn. Florists will also wire floral wreaths to perch in the hair, wristlets of blooms, DRESSY DRESSES Flufffy cotton with lace trims and embroid ery designs. 12 months to o po 2 years, from i-lJ Hand mode pastels with smocking details. 1 8 months to 5 years, O QQ from J . 7 O BUTCHER BOY OUTFITS for the young Miss. Ideal for the Egg Hunt. Easter egg colors of pink, blue, yellow and green. Tulip and ric-rac opplique r QQ trims. Sizes 3 to 3x. At L,lO WHITE GLOVES 1.00 BONNETS and PURSES, from ... 1.98 BOYS STRAW HATS 1.69 Buy on Revolving Charge ... or Lay-Away tip. The Finest Fashions PLUS Green Stamps Km HD ti rs 6Ti m "The Pick of the Smartest Fashions for Home, Campus or Career" 4480 South 6th Next fo Oregon Food or old-fashioned nosegays. In choosing flowers for a print dress, select blossoms in the pre dominant color of the fabric. If the pattern is floral, the florist may even be able to match the bloom as well as the color. On the scale from casual to dressy, florists say that full, open blooms with lots of texture, such as chrysanthemums or pompons, tend to be less formal than their smoother-pctaled sisters, such as camellias, gardenias and orchids. Flowers can be pinned almost anywhere. Try tucking a pout of carnations into the pocket of a plain wool dress; pin a cluster of garnet roses dead center on the neckline of a pale crepe; or, with the new bias cut clothes, experi ment with an elegant "duchess rose" on the hipline or punctuating1 the "V" dip in the neckline. Fas ten flowers to straw bonnets, or clip them on fabric handbags. The assortment of beach cap styles rapidly is getting as wide as the number of bathing suit types. Even the pillbox, in high fashion colors, is new for '63 bathing beauties, reports the Na tional Notion Association. It s flat on top with a band of waterproof flowers. Other cap styles include the aloha, with pineapple motif: the gamin, a modified shaggy boy-cut look; and the ondine, cop ied from the water sylph. Style Show Is Planned Zuleima Nile Club will meet Wednesday, April 3 at 1 p.m. at the Winema Hotel for its regu lar meeting. The program will feature a showing of spring fa- hions by the new Fashion Villa and Bon Bazaar. Famous name sportswear and high styles will be presented in the revue. Nile club members Jean Al- drich, Mary Bothwell, Hester Dex ter, Thelam Leonard, Lois Mest, Marlys O'Neill, Katherine Stone- cypher and Grace Walker will be models. When your family goes vaca tioning this summer, do try the special foods of the region you visit! Lime pie and DlacK Dean soup in Florida, shootly pie in Pennsylvania Dutch country, crab cakes in Maryland and Indian Pudding in New England are only la few of the delicious regional .... dishes it s fun to taste. Choose your Easter gifts from our complete selection of Russell Stover Candies. I I S-?1l K ' - .'i. : 1 lb. $1.50 Assorted Chocolates $1.25 ' Fruit & Nut Egg dipped in milk chocolat pti ARE CUTER!! :ooters Scooters now breeze into spring with the smartest, easiest wearing fiats , around! ' ...and they're now exclusively at Bogatays! CUUM Above: "Beau Sabot" in 'vv white, red or black oat- 19 fcf v I SHOES 617 Main Exclusively Ours Center: The Swivcl-T in white leather, 8.99 Below: "Cadillac Skim mer" in red patent or black patent, 8.99. Meadow Gold Easter Basket assorted Easter candies 12Marshmallow Eggs dipped in milk chocoiata .-,-!:; f v,-,- 550 Easter Quortet 3 chocolate k 1 butter bon ggi Chocolate Cream Egg aborted cream centers dipped In milk chocolate FREE DELIVERY r Pli, i-CP Sip. i J a w y va iuj " rvv " ilNv "I" lip LOWER COST! r J Stmore nutrition! ! - ' L TASTIER, TOO! i Now Meadow Gold brings you rich flavor in Thrifty "2" a wonderful new fluid dairy product that's high in nutrition-low in cost. Meadow Gold even adds extra vitamins, minerals and protein to this already healthful drink! Order Thrifty "2" now in the eco nomical half-gallon container, enough for the whole family. Meadow Gold Thrifty "2"! THRIFTY "2" It a PASTIURIZID, HOMOGENIZED, FORTIflEO DAIRY PRODUCT A Vi.mi. t, I "" V,tamin O Ni.ie '' Viloium I, Iron Coliu"i fK.iphMVl 9th & Main Ph. TU 2-3475 ALL Medo-Land Meadow Gold Milk is purchased jp callv from Klamath Basin Grade "A" Milk Producers!
