PAGE ! A Wednesday, September 11, 1963
HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon
POLLY'S POINTERS
Lace Into These
POLLY CRAMER
Newspaper Enterprise Assn,
DEAR POLLY - If you're
lirorl nf lacine the children's ten
nis shoes, here's a way to tiei
them premanently. I hope, my
method will win a J'ony uoiiar.
nonia tha oricinal shoestrings
with tt-inch elastic. Start at the
top and work down. At the Dot
torn be sure the strand of elastic
goes from the top and then tinder.
Tie the two ends together in a
knot, trim off the excess. Shoes
are tied permanently. I do this
..in, oil mv toddler's shoes as
elastic comes in black, too, and
can go in his Sunday shoes. Do
be careful not to get the elastic
inn lioht as the instep takes up
a lot of room. The knot can be
slipped to the side underneath the
eye and not be seen.
MRS. S. M. Jr
dear POLLY Teach young
sters to tie their own shoes by
making a practice "shoe." Punch
six holes in two thicknesses of
heavy paper or a paper bag. Then
tie. two different colored shoe
strings together at one end. Lace
these through the eyelets of the
"shoe" with the knot at tne oot-
Benefit Set
At Park Site
"DUNSMUIR An oldtimel
dance at the building under con
struction at the Tranportation
Museum and Park site on 6atu
urday night, Sept. 14, is being
sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. H. I.
Rubidoux as a benefit event fori
the park project.
- Decorations will follow the
rustic motif and correct garb for
the evening will be overalls, cot
ton dresses, and aprons. The Gal
axies, led by Gary Woodfork,
will furnish the dance music and
special musical features will pro
vide interim entertainment, the
Rubidouxs have announced. Nor
man Imhotf is ticket chairman.
itom. If you use two different col
ors it will help the child under
stand which one is "pulled
!,Ua...U" ah .Kink nn,, .intar
li!IUUll Ut muui few
Be sure there is enough string to
tie a rather large bow. Children
find it hard to learn to make a
small one. B. B.
GIRLS Between these two
good hints lots of time Is going
to be saved that has been spent
tying little shoelaces. POLLY
DEAR POLLY If thongs are
worn when you ere ironing, tired
and aching feet will be prevent'
ed.-MRS. C. S.
GIRLS Betty, my assistant,
says she found this to be true.
Tho thongs provide a (hick cush
ioning. POLLY
DEAR POLLY I have accu
mulated a lot of driftwood as, I'm
sure, have lots of other readers
who' have been going to the
beaches. I would appreciate it if
someone can tell me how to clean
and prepare it for use in decora
tions. -J. M.L.
GIRLS I am Sure some of
you will come to the rescue of
this gentleman. POLLY
DEAR POLLY With school
days here, the children will be
using a lot of notebook paper.
Buy a child's magic slate for
each of your students and let
them use this for their "scratch'
work. By lifting the film, all the
writing is gone and it can be used
over and over again. You will
save quite a bit of money during
a year s time. MISS J.S.S.
DEAR POIXY - When paint
ing my garage, I found that my
picnic table was far better to
stand on than a ladder. Cover
with heavy paper, stand on it and
you can cover a far larger area
without getting down. MR. G.W.
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SAI,EM (UPll-The Board of
Higher Education Tuesday voted
to increase entrance require
ments and tuition fees if the 13
legislature's lax increase meas
ure is defeated Oct. IS.
Under the new requirements,
students would have to have bet
ter than a "C" average to get into
tate supported colleges and uni
versities next fall if the tax mea
sure fails.
The board also increased resi
dent tuition from $330 to $445 and
out-of-state tuition from $900 to
$1,215 in case the tax is rejected.
The board also announced it
would cut back on planned build
ing projects, repair programs,
and other special services.
The board held its committee
meetings Monday and ordered
purchase of two apartment build-
Planning Loans
WASHINGTON tUPl) The
Community Facilities Administra
tion Monday gave the University
of Oregon a SKS.OOO planning loan
for construction of a $2,330,000 library.
ings and a store in Portland to
provide a site for a $3.6 million
Portland State College physical
education building.
Availability of funds to construct
the building also depends on the
Oct. 15 vote, the board said.
The curricula committee enthu
siastically approved a study de
signed to improve teacher train
ing and eliminate course duplica
tion. Chairman Allan Hart said the
educators who put together the 18
month study "did an excellent
job."
The board also approved the
start of planning for two South
ern Oregon College dormitories,
delayed purchase of land for SOC
campus expansion until the Oc
tober meeting, and deferred con
struction plans for a radioactive
isotope laboratory at Oregon Tech
nical Institute until the Oct. 15
vote results arc in.
By DICK WEST
WASHINGTON UPI - If I
read the signs and portents cor
rectly, we are on the brink of
being inundated by happiness
hooks.
I base this forecast partly on
the success of a book called
"Happiness is a Warm Puppy."
Illustrated by characters from
the comic strip "Peanuts, it
equates happiness with such child
hood pleasures as going barefoot,
making an "A" in spelling, etc.
But mostly I base the predic
tion on the success of a book
called "Happiness is Rat Fink."
A parody of the original, it
equates happiness with such adult
pleasures as seeing your mother-
in-law arrested on a narcotics
charge and having a pretty neigh
bor who undresses with the
shades up.
There is an old saying in the
publishing business that one good
lampoon deserves another, so it
seems logical to assume that a
number of other books of this
sort will be forthcoming.
There will, for instance, un
doubtedly be a happiness book
for teen-agers. "Happiness is a
Stolen Hubcap." "Happiness is a
Riot at Ocean City, Md."
And, of course, a happiness
book for colleges. "Happiness is
49 Fraternity Brothers in a Tele
phone Booth." "Happiness is Crib
bing on a Religious Education
Test."
Before the market cools off, I
hope to be able to interest a pub
lisher in a happiness book for
Washington. I plan to call it
"Happiness is 51 'Per Cent of the
Votes."
The book I have in mind would
be divided into several sections
to cover various areas of the
capital, something like this:
The Pentagon: "Happiness is
Phasing in a New Program Be
fore the Old One is Finalized."
"Happiness is a Parking Place
Within rive .Miles of the River
Entrance." "Happiness is a Sec
retary Who is Younger Than Your
Wife."
The While House: "Happiness
is Someone Else's Turn to Walk
the Dogs." "Happiness is Can
celling a Newspaper Subscrip
tion." "Happiness is a Wife who
is Younger Than Your Secretary.
Republican Presidential Hope
fuls: Happiness is Gov. .Itocke
feller Getting a Divorce."
The Democratic National Com
millee: Happiness is a Southern
Member Who isn t Unhappy.
The Treasury: "Happiness is a
Temporary Increase in the Debt
Limit."
The Senate: "Happiness is Not
Being up for Reelection This
Year." "Happiness is Being Rec
ognized by the Tourists." "Happi
ness is a Five-Hour Speech.
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other basic material.
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