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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1963)
Wednesday, juy j ms PACE J-Ar HERALD AND NEWS, Kl.m.lh Fill,, Oregon Spring to Prtviou Pimlt ACROSS 1 Sprinj delicacy -i'iniKiime birds 15 Loose overcoat U Ascended 15 "firHi 16 City m Switzerland 1 Wisconsin 18 Bny's name ID Ribbed (ibric 2t Notnlcmly 23 Big . 27 Derived 82 Extract (rom aloes 3? Diadem 34 Watered iillc 35 Tedium 3 Ruined 39 Filler 41 Ship deviation 42 Sick 45 Turmeric of Pacific Islands 4Tet statmn tab.) 49 Theatre itiitri-t oi rom nail cricket) 55 Blacker . Shipboard trip 57 Inscribed pillars 58 Odorous vteed DOWN 1 Thrived 2 Hindu queen SOva 4 Guido'l high note 5 Scold fi Kishline leader 7 Spiced meat dish t Mineral rock 9 Slorace box 10 Kibe tributary 11 Glacial snow 12 Rreak short 19 Goddess of the dawn 21 24 Latin text Despise Spring . Bitter herb Make turbid Maid Garnish for roast Heavy hair Babylonian chief Bodiless Irish legislature .Mistakes Decease 41 "In the Spring, young man s 43 Sprinj flower 4.1 Huff 44 Body of water 4it Den 47 In addition 48 Expelled air 50 Girl's nickname 51 Golf gadget 5.1 Mouths 54 Prickly teed 1 2 3 4 5 6 j? 18 19 111) hi Il2 13 T4 15 ,6 18iT" 20 21 22 ' "ST IT 25 26 ""27 28 129 130 '31 32 , 33 34 35 36 37 38Ti 39 40 41 1 42 I43 H 146 47 148 50 51 " 52 53 54 53 56 5T ' 58 I I I I j 1 I I I I 1 Treat Expectant Mother This Way i5- Jt By AW LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: There's an unwritten law in our office that when a married woman becomes pregnant she leaves before her fifth month. There's no rule for the unmar ried ones be cause you just I don't expect it to happen to them. It did happen, however, to a secretary in her 30s and this is what I'm writing about. She remained silent about her condition and continues to work though anyone could see she was expecting a child. She didn't wear maternity clothe?,, but kept to skirls and blouses in large sizes. When she became enormous the office manager asked her to take a leave of absence. Seven weeks later her baby was born. Three weeks have passed and the woman is back at work. She's about 35 pounds lighter, and acts as if everything is just ginger peachy. We don't know if she has re leased the child for adoption or what. She hasn't said one word about what happened. We feel her behavior is outrageous and would like your advice on how to treat her.-WE GIRLS Dear Girls: Treat hrr exactly as you would like to be treated if the same thing had happened to you. Dear Ann Landers: We live next door to a family which has five children. They range from 12 years of age down to 3. Our children who are 11 and 9 would rather be next door than home. They want to sleep there, eat there and are often included In outings and excursions with the neighbors' children. 1 have told the mother repeated ly that I feel guilty, adding the burden of our two to her fivo, but she assures me she doesn't mind since our children are "a pleas ure to have around." I fear, however, that the warm relationship is creating a delicate problem religion. Our children are becoming more than casual ly interested in the religion 0.' the family next door. My husband is afraid they may want to change. We have permitted our young sters to go to church with the neighbors and they are fas cinated with the ritual. Any ad vice'.' BBC. Dear B.B.C.i And what Is the spiritual climate In your home? Do you and your husband take your children to worship? Do they attend Sunday School? If a child's spiritual needs are not satisfied at home it Is not surprising that he would look else where, I suspect you have been drrrlict in your duty and now the neighbors' religion is filling the vacuum. Get busy. Hear Ann Landers: Our dauch ler who is 21 will be a November bride. Please help me with this headstrong girl. Miriam has a wealth ol chest nut brown hair w ith beautiful au burn highlights. Last year she had it chopped off and is now wearing a boy-bob. It looks simply atroci ous. I can't figure out why she did it. Miriam's hair has always been her best feature. Sh has a prominent nose and her chin is not strong. Yeslerdav we went to lnnlr at wedding gowns and veils. When sne tried on the crowns and caps I was sick. The riirl looks lilto a monkey. When I told her she des perately neeoea nair to irame her face she insisted T was old-fash ioned and that the cropped look is in. II I send her picture will VOU nlease he on tnv eiHo and say so? She won't listen to me Dut sne will listen to you. NEED AN ALLY Dear Need: Don't send th nlo. lure. I can visualize the nroblcm. unly a beautiful face nan afford the luxurv of chonnin? off mm niftccnt hair. Most women need hair to soften their features A wedding crown on a bnv-bnh Is not very "In" no matter how you look at it. I'm with you, moth Confidential to Very Worried About Him: Only 12 years old and already a practicing psychiatrist? My advice is to leave his psyche aVne or he may identify you with a symbol of "nnsincss." Just continue to be friendly and kind and slop playing doctor. Ar your parents too strict? You can benefit from the experiences of thousands of teenagers if you write for Ann Landers' booklet, "How To Live With Your Par ents," enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of this newspaper enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. e ommuniCi Caienclc ar WEDNESDAY MARINE CORPS LEAGUE, 8 p.m., meeting, VFW Hall. Work on July 4 parade float. TOPS OLL'B, 7:30 p.m.. meet ing, Ladies Community Lounge. MIDLAND GRANGE, 8 p.m., meeting. Grange Hall. ACTRESS MARRIES US VEGAS. Nev. tUPI '-Actress Jo Morrow, 23. and Jackie Barnett. 42, a songwriter for Jimmy Durante, exchanged mari tal vows Sunday night in the Gold Room of the Flamingo Ho tel. The ceremony was performed by Cantor Joseph Cohen of the Las Vegas Jewish Community Center. Durante was best man and Marie Gomez, a friend of the bride, was maid of honor. IT v. rVL ll PIMM 1 to HAD ;r M W beer M krk wtaay, I.,!,,,, n.m.j l j.' v: -.Vv:ri vt- flr: J-; 'hs' v La-,,,,,:,,; Ty,- ',J . v , ElLi:.:.:,.- - - - j ; ML...V , , . J Days like this are made for Olppia Made plans for the big weekend? Better pick up plenty of refreshing Olympia Beer. People who plan their pleasures ahead really like that distinctive flavor. Light, bright flavor that's always the same. No matter what you do or where you go, include Olympia in all your plans. one ingredient is priceless "Its the Water Visitors are always welcome at the Olympia Brewing Company, Tumwatcr, near Olympia, Washington, S:00 to 4:30 every day. 03i.M KVSIWERS! atlTJS U03T!! I .HII.UI'IU M p. a CTU.aJ
