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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1963)
RFKORE VOl' SHAMPOO fiflllcitt) h"1 " tlea,ment before the V&- (yi shampoo is in order if your hair JHMP7 PWA ' as become dry and wispy. Each week before your shampoo, use Allan Hettinger, graduate stu-a medicated oil or olive oil which dent from Klamath Falls, and y have warmed. Make several Mary Helen Edgar of Gilchrist, ;arts in vnur hair anri annlv education junior, have been chosen the oil with absorbent cotton. HKR.M.D AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Sunday, July IS. 1963 PACE i-B to be advisers next year in resi dent halls at Oregon State Univer sity Leave the oil on for 20 minutes, then shampoo. Lather three times and rinse well, FOR YOUR WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS INVITATIONS BRIDE'S BOOKS PLATES ond CUPS NAPKINS BIBLES SHAW STATIONERY COMPANY 729 Main Ph. TU 2-2566 u 8 v -.qg)Pee . T W 1 1 IIRTHDAY PARTY Walter J. Heifer, center, celebrated hit 75th birthday recent ly with a qatherinq of old friends and family for dinner. Pictured also ar Mrs. Heifer and Lester W. Heifer, brother from Mendocino, Calif. Alt present were his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Al Nybaek, Mr. and Mrs. Monte Veiqht, Jim Stinson, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Carmody, Lakeview, Rollin Cantrall, Cordelia Centred. Mr. end Mrs. Cecil Thurber and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keller. Walter Heifer came to Klamath Falls in 1908 to help build a railroad and do work on the Klamath Queen dredge in and around the city. He has bean a resident of the city since, building his home on "Plum Hills" now known as Cove Point, which he puruhased In 1912. LADIES' NOW REGROUPED AND REPRICED AT LESS THAN J 7 For The I I Bring a Friend ond Split the Cost! 525 Main ' s (Is - v rr IT . 'y? h Ir INSTALLED Betty Ann Chapman, left, is the new president of Alpha Omega Theta Rho Girls Club No. 48 of Merrill. Jannis Hodges, right, is vice president. At Leon's . . . it's Back-to-Campus Lay Away time ... New Fall JACQUARDS a. BAROQUE Long sleeved wool jacquard cardigan, 17.98 Classic wool knit sleeveless sheath, 25.00 b. SUISSE Border patterned wool jacquard, 18.98 Classic Wool knit slip-on straight skirt, 14.98 C. ARABESQUE Collared wool jacquard cardigan, 18.98 Classic wool knit slip-on capri, 16.98 50c Down Holds Your Sweater Till School Starts 525 Main Phone TU 4-3466 Don't Mils This Pre-Scoson Sportswear Showing Orions The annual July luncheon of Orioles uas held at Molatore's Restaurant on the 16th of the month. Those attending were Mrs. Richard Teater, Mrs. Neil McEa- cheiTi, Mrs. Jack Paddock, Mrs. Robert Pryor, Mrs. Virgil Koehn, Mrs. Preston Card, Mrs. Myron Murray, Mrs. Fred Blehn and Mrs. Charles Howard. Recipient of the revolving gift uas Violet Koehn, who with her family will entertain other Orion members and their families with a ha ride and outdoor picnic in August. BE SPACE-THRIFTY When you weed out your closet at the approach of a new sea son, be lirm with yourself. Dis card or give away anything that you know won t be used, no mat ter how much you paid for it. It will pay no dividends taking up space In your closet. it'- t, TO GRADUATE Mary Olt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Ott, this city, will., be graduated from Sacred Heart Hospital School of Nursing in Eu gene on Aug. 18. Her plans ar. to further her educa tion at the University of Oraqon while working at Sacred Heart Hospital. She is a I960 graduate of Klamath Union High School. NOW AT TOW6R FURNITURE! ROYALWEVE CARPET DEPT. NO MONEY DOWN SSH Green Stamps : Tib yaw lima.. Oton, icttura, tttu. )hm. Hill. cwim tni NtntU ut dttf far wi. Open Fri. Till 9:00 T VjlftTTTfilTlM E-Z Terms ..thd wedding Baby Shower BLV Forty friends and rela lives attended the haby shower given in honor of Mrs. Gilbert Grlffen in the multi-purpose room of the Gcarhart Elementary School on July 16. Hostesses for the pretty affaii i were Mrs. Doug Newman, Mrs. Bill N'ixon, Mrs. Dee Peoples and Mrs. Dillard Chronistcr. The table that held the e i f t s was decorated with a Japanese umbrella and lovely floral ar rangements of pink and blue stock. Refreshments were served and games were played with Faye Madddck winning the prize. Mrs. td Smith received the special prize. Mrs. Griffen operates the Yours and Mine Cafe in Ely. arranged by our bridal salon where brides-to-be find skilled Instead of chopping with a knife trv kitchen shears rn rut "gge'a bles into small pieces. (assistance in planning WT'-lH " -" I ie.!i 1 weddings small or pHwhf 3k 4,tA ;': large . . . Informal or W MAVaP S " ' l :: ' .avisHlyelegan, flj m ( 'A Id RECENT BRIDE On July 13 Barbara Portioul, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Porteous, Mount Shasta, became the bride of John C. Hell, at the Chapel of Roses in Reno. They were attended by the bride's parents and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Ives, who were celebrat ing their sixth wedding an niversary the same day. Mr. and Mrs. Heile will re side in Mount Shasta. He is an employe of MeCloud Lumber Company. Photo by J. O. McKlnney HURRAH FOR CREPE Crepe is a big fashion favorite this season for eveninn wear. For all it will be a favorite fabric (or afternoon dresses as well especially in black. Sj 1 1 ii A x 1 1 FOX YOU Qr Protection JERRY PFVf THOMAS frnj Answers fAf Insurance Wk jT 1 Questions II 1 I I QUESTION: With so many kinds of insurance policies be ina written would I be wise to e if ievsrol of my coverages could be written in one policy? ANSWER: You certainly would be. The best thing to do ii to take all your policies to o good insurance consultant and 0k about one policy covering ev erything for a home owner. Visit Jerrv Thomas tomorrow! This public nfrvlce ti our wiy of Advcrtlilnf. Your Irtiuranrt qiim tiom will h armwered without charge or obligation If you'll und r brine them to JERRY THOMAS INSURANCI AGINCY 104 U. 7th TO 2-SJS1 ALL GIRLS PLEASE READ If you wear stretch pants now, we need only tell you our new crop is in. But, if you've never worn stretch pants at all (or if you've thought, "I'm too old") come and try en, a pair. There's no use talking, until you do, you won't believe it. Stand, sit, lie down, curl up, run, jump . . . stretch pants fit. No hiking up, no knee wrinkling. And nothing, absolutely nothing, makes a girl look at least one size smeller faster The stirrup pulls the pant legs straight and taut and suddenly, you're longer and leaner Viry special t and 10?8 12'8 Jffel A ft V J If i",dlomUU If
