Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1961)
'6','.' DOROTHY MAE HAFFNER To Wed Leonard Stroupe Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Haffner of Junction City announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Mae, to Leonard James Stroupe, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Stroupe of Denton, N. C. Miss Haffner is a teacher in the high school at Elkton. Her fiance is self-employed in a tract ing business and also assists his lather on a farm near Denton. An early summer wedding is planned by the pair. ZontaHead Lists Aides The president of Zonta Club of Eugene, Mrs. Art Watters, has announced committee chairmen for the year as follows: Attendance, Mrs. Warren Clarke; Fellowship and Intercity, Mrs. Olive Rebhan and Mrs. Sterling Patterson; . Finance and Ways and Means, Miss Zelma Perini and Mrs. Doro thy Moore; International Relations, Mrs, H. E. Peterson; Membership, Mrs. Clarence El liott and Mrs. Allan Wickham; . Bulletin, Miss Anne Laemer man and Mrs. Dorothy Moore; Senior Citizens, Mrs. Eugene Venn; Public Safety, Mrs. Dave Van Fossen; Scrapbook, Mrs. Harold Louns- bury; Program, Mrs. Harold Miller and Mrs. Clarence Sommers; Public Affairs and Status of Women, Mrs. Leo Koons; Public Relations, Mrs. Clifford Smith; Service, Mrs. Ray McGaffey; Scholarship, Mrs. Elbert Gould; Amelia Earhart Scholarship, Mrs. Frank Townsend; Kent-Marlette Memorial Loan Fund, Mrs. Bernice Willoughby, Helen Help Us! Sixteen and Fickle By HELEN BOTTEL FamUr Advisor Dear Helen: I'm 16 and popular. The trouble is that I'm fickle. I hear about a boy who is "dreamy," so I can't wait to get a date, and then after about a week I don't like him any more. My girl friends who are going steady tell me I must be sick, meaning crazy in the head. Am I SICK? i .Dear Sick: No just 16. And to enjoy the chase more than the catch is one of the symptoms. What happens is that you fall for the build up on Glamor-boy and when you get him you discover he was nicer from a distance. Most girls outgrow this "fickleness" before they leave their teens. Those who don't may o through several hus bands and are the type who never leave their teens, mental ly. But, even so, they aren't "sick," just man-crazy. . Dear Helen: My doctor has put me on a diet, and I go along with it because I have diabetes. But scales yet? I have to weigh everything, and in grams. Don't you think this is carrying things a little too far. After all I'm pretty good at guessing TOO MUCH TROUBLE. Dear TMT: Your doctor's the doctor and if he has scaled you down to grams, don't come complaining to me. Stick to that diet like your life depended on it because it does! . , Dear Helen: ' . I am in the seventh grade. All the kids I know my age are wearing loads of lipstick, mascara, eye shadow, rouge and any thing else they can think of. I only wear a touch of lipstick, so I am not "one of the crowd." I want to be popular but to do so I have to wear all that i stuff, and I can't stand it What should I do? ' OLD-FASHIONED TYPE Dear OFT: Don't! I When girls first discover make-up they often overdo it. They'll tone down in a few months, with (I sincerely hope!) the help of their parents and teachers. Dear Helen: , Just because some mothers are square and don't let their 12 and 13-year-old daughters stay out after 10:30 (except for special occasions), you don't have to agree with them! I'm 12 and came in from a party at 11:45 and my Mom didn't say anything next morning except, "Did you have a nice time, dear?" We're a respectable group of kids and we're always having parties that last lots later than 10:30 NOT CURFEWED Dear Not: If your mothers approve, then It's none of my business when you come in. (But I have a sneaking hunch your mothers would bless the first brave soul who dared come out squarely for a time-limit.) Dear Helen: It's been five years ago that I married a man and now have two youngsters by him. Now I found out that he was married before and didn't get a divorce from his first wife who has two children. He left me about a month ago and I heard he got married again, only we're not divorced. Should I try to catch up with him and demand support for my kids or what? MRS. (?) SAM Dear Mrs. (?): If the authorities catch up with Marryin' Sam, HE'LL be getting support as non-paying guest of the State, Your best bet is to apply at the State Employment office and start supporting yourself. Letters addressed to Helen Bottel, care of Eugene Register. Guard, will be given personal attention if stamped, self-ad-dressed envelope is enclosed. (Copyright, 1961, King Features.) ARLENE ROUSH . , To Wed Lt. C. J. Carney A fall wedding is planned by Miss Arlene Shirley Roush, whose engagement to 1st Lt. C. J. (Neil) Carney of Springfield, Pa., is an nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey B. Roush of Spring field. Miss Roush, a graduate of Springfield High School and Eu gene Business College, is env ployed in Sacramento at Aerojet, a government missile base. Her fiance, a graduate of West Phila delphia Catholic High School, at tended Villanova University and has been stationed at McClellan Air Force Base in Sacramento, He is being transferred to Webb Air Force Base in Texas for the coming year. akWkkm'l'NM'' AaW Meridian OES Slates Election Meridian Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will meet Friday at B p.m. in the downtown Masonic Temple, 992 Olive St. Degrees will be conferred and officers will be elected. Men of the chapter will be in charge of the meeting. L. C. Bond is chairman, assisted by Nicholas Schnell, L. W. Watters, and G. Ash. Mrs. Ray L. speck and Mrs. Nels Anderson are in charge of chapter room decora tions. ESA Chapters Announce Dates Epsilon Sigma Alpha an nounces meetings for the coming week. Alpha Rho Chapter will have installation of officers and jewel pin ceremonies Tuesday at a din ner meeting at 7 p.m. in the Palm Steak House, Springfield. Alpha Zeta Chapter will in- stall officers Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Grant Chase, 200 W. 35th PI. 1 "1 JUDITH ANN RADTKE To Wed William Avery COTTAGE GROVE The be- trothal of Miss Judith Ann Radtke to William J. Avery has been an nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Paul Radtke. Parents of Miss Radtke'a fiance are Mr. and Mrs. William J. Avery, both fam ilies of Cottage Grove. ' Miss Radtke was graduated from Cottage Grove high school and now is - attending Eugene Beauty College. Mr. Avery, whose parents are formerly from Shel- ton, Wash., is a graduate of Glide High School. He is employed by Commercial Iron Works of Port land, presenttly working on a For est Service project in the Bo hernia area. A fall wedding is planned, June Wedding Date Planned COTTAGE GROVE Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hutchinson announce the engagement of their daughter, Nancy, to Barry Minton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Minton both families of Cottage Grove, Miss Hutchinson is a student at Cottage Grove high school. Her fiance graduated from the same school In 1960 and is employed by Rilco Division of Weyer; haeuser Co. A June' wedding is planned. J. B. Donovan Stereo fe wm DUV Tent Host To State Officer Mrs. Delia Bisbee of Portland, department president, will make her official visit Thursday to Martha Bamford Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans. The group will meet' at 12 noon for a no-host luncheon at Ham burger Heaven. Business meeting and initiation ceremonies will fol low at 1:30 p.m. in Veterans Me morial BIdg. NOW Circle Sets Thursday Dinner Eugene Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft, will meet Thursday at River Road Woman's Club for potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hemkin are chairmen of the dinner commit tee, assisted by Mrs. Wayne Mc- Whorter, Mrs. Mary Kitz and Mrs. Harry Linder. Mothers are to be honored at the meeting, and District Repre sentatives will give reports. if Nile Daughters To View Film Eugene Club, Daughters of the Nile, will honor members from Junction City, Cottage Grove, Oakridge and Florence at "Lane County Day Thursday in the Eugene Hotel. Luncheon will be served at 12:45 p.m. A film, "Janie," on the Shrine Hospital, will be shown. On the luncheon committee are Mrs. E. H. Jenkins, chairman, Mrs. Jack Kyle, Mrs. Thomas White, and Mrs. F. L. Beard. Reservations are to be made with Mrs. Beard, DI 4-6489. (Modem photo) SHARON KAY BARBER To Wed Brooke B. Beagle . Announced by her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Eldcn Roy Barber of Springfield, is the engagement of Miss Sharon Kay Barber to Brooke B. Beagle. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville C. Beagle of Springfield. The couple has set June 24 as their wedding date. Miss Barber, a graduate of Springfield High School, is secretary now at Brattain School Her fiance, who also attended Springfield High School, is em ployed by Georgia-Pacific Co. and is attending night school. Credit Women's Club Due Tuesday Eugene Credit Women s Break fast Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. in the Del Rcy. In place of a lesson, Mrs. Wal ter Commons and Mrs. Frank Arnold will report on the Pacific MA.lt.iiin., ni.t.i.l .nnrn-.n. thev attended in Victoria. B.C. I Register-Guard, Eugene, Oregon Sunday, May 21, 1961 ID Slenderize FIGURAMA! . Call About Our SPRING SPECIAL! D) 5-30W 1196 Willamette l.iizler's Fine Cosmetic Blue River OES Meets in Temple Blue River Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will meet Wednes day at 8 p.m. in McKcnzie River Masonic temple, 850 E. 14th Ave. This will be Instruction Night and there also will be election of officers. Mrs. Calvin Smith will be in charge of decorations and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis A. White will be refreshment committee chairmen. Group Meets Tuesday Lane Chrysanthemum Society will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. John Mobley, 1873 E. 15th Ave. Visitors arc welcome. HEADQUARTERS ... FOR THOSE HEAVENLY CARPETS by LEES Shop at home, where you can match your furnishings to perfection. We'll bring samples! 2681 Willamette Ph. DI 5-4633 Past Grand Regents To Aid Veterans Past grand regents of Court Oregon, Catholic Daughters of America, will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Rich ard Sherris, 5300 Willamette St. Members are collecting books, current magazines, playing cards, medium-sized jig-saw puzzles and other items suitable for patients at the Veterans Hospital. Dona tions are being accepted by Mrs. Agnes Schotthoefer. Nebraska Club Due Nebraska Club will meet Wed nesday at 2 p.m.- in the Free Methodist Church at 4th and B Sts., Springfield. Hostesses will be Mrs. John Horton and Mrs. R. C. Lehigh. ALA Presidents With Mrs. Urey Past Presidents of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 3 will meet Monday in the home of Mrs. Clarence Urey, 3520 Knob Hill. Potluck dinner will be served at 8:30 p.m. followed by a business meeting. Past President Group To Meet Wednesday Past Presidents of Auxiliary to Brotherhood of Railway Train men will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Gordon C. Mead, 331 Maple St., in the Bethel area. YOURS ... luxurious hair 1 HAIR TREATMENT AND "ENCHANTMENT" WAVE from 10.00 JUNE BRIDES! FREE! Vour name printed free on J 00 fancy wedding recep tion napkins with each or der of wedding announce ments. 1 COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO. 80 West 10th DI 5-7011 Here is a soft, silky easy-to-manage wave which improves the con dition of the hair . . . OTHER WAVES from $15 175 W. Broadway DI 5-0111 '4W 51 bom onarcho ;ru ssclls FRIDAY EVENING APPOINTMENTS ;' Stereophonic Radio-Phonograph Only incomparable FISHER can bring you the magic of total stereo to fill your home and your life with the glory of music reproduced with electrifying clarity. This compact console is a complete music center for standard and stereo records, and FM-AM radio. Only J. B. Donovan, Inc. offers you the ultimate in stereophonic sound FISHER . . , exclusively ours , . . exclusively yours. Modern Mahogany $399.50. INC. Special Graduation TRADE-IN WATCH EVENT... Graduation is a very special occasion in life ... it opens a brand new future . . . it's a milestone . . . a date to be remembered and treasured. A fine watch is a most appropriate gift at this time. We invite you to take advantage of this special trade-in event. Choose just the appropriate watch from our fabulous collection of famous brand names. Terms gladly arranged to suit your needs. Bring in your old trade in after Graduation! OfiOO Trade-in for your old watch en JL3 any watch from $75 and ever 1 1 3 Trade- 1000 500 in en a $50 to $75 watch Trade-in en a $35 to $50 watch Trade-in en a $24.75 to $35 watch I f JEWELRY WILLAMETTE This includes: Bulovo, Elgin, Girard Perregaux, Hamilton, Eterna-Matic. 1. .Ul FINE PIANOS ORGANS 8th & Chamelton DI 5-8126
