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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1962)
EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Sunday, Jan. 21, 1962 Pag 7D - 1 W . I : . y, ... T7 , For the first step in making a framed Christmas card picture, select i ' : 'xi-, J, " " 1 FirSt piece of slightly textured fabric to provide an attractive and unusual r V v?',v ? Ji matting. Cut to fit an 8- by 10-inch piece of heavy cardboard and f S ' N v . M glue the fabric on board with rubber cement. Inexpensive wooden - N' i ' rf. i i kJlCJJ frames are used to set off the cards. L . J , kJ,- ' ,', tl I MIWMBI1 j xjjli maHMBi m ,. L L 1 1... I L II I I . i , if, I A - &&fYl ' I fit fc u - C,fc-L-Jp . llftW 1 If ;, u-!Lx.- jri ii i C J Select cards you wish to frame and carefully trim off all excess s. VfS? I Mi' st'?4)i i'j f iJGCOnU paper. Give the cards three coats of shellac, allowing at least an .' , I ,VkJw 1 I ?'f V ,'g hour's drying time between coats. When dry, mount on fabric- 1 Vl N VH 1 1 If, ?'f V lil Stpr covered boards, being careful to allow at least a quarter Inch more V ' fi i'j lr space at the bottom of board than at top and sides. lir ' " Ci j; HI Tradition Broken-Women 1 r i Cj j5. J Train at Air Force College j I I , t , , ?RSsSsl HENLOW, England I Two its more than 20 years of history ! V' 1 ( - . r5"- young women have brought a have been men. Li!lrw6& OO' It! ' " - ' touch of charm into an hitherto Neither Fiona nor Valerie has ll'MlS. J , . ' " ' 1 " ' ' - i exclusively male world of com- . ramilar hov friinrt Thpv r JlWs.f?SS Omldum I ; , - ' - I P'.e!t tenolo?y. aMhe.?yal concentrating on their careers. PJSHK I - ' ' I 1 r "cnnicai uoiicsc After a year's training here they Xr'J'm .VNM?V. Cufe Safes Speaker Duo River Road Garden Club mem bers will hear talks by Mrs. Roy Carlton and Mrs. Glenn Casady of Eugene at a meeting Monday at 1 p.m. in Emerald Park Com munity Improvement for mem- The River Road club has been presented an award of $20 by Sears Roebuck and Co. for com- mnuity improvement for mem ber clubs of the Oregon State Federation of Garden Clubs. The River Road club will work with the Emerald Park and Recration board in using the award money. Classes on flower arranging will be conducted by Mrs. Ches ter Fredrickson for six weeks, starting Tuesday, from 9:30- 11:30 a.m., at the Emerald Park Community Rldp. Classes ar open to the public for a small charge. Further information may be obtained by calling DI 3 1831. River Road Garden Club will observe its seventh anniversary at an open house Feb. 23. Fur ther details will be announced later. Third Step Final step in framing Christmas cards and presto, two pretty pic tures to hang on the wall. Insert pictures into wooden frames, using plain piece of cardboard for the backing. Seal back with brown paper tape. Attach picture hooks to the frames. If desired,- frames may be painted to match one of the colors in the pictures or given gilt finish. Card Craft Greetings Turned Into Pictures Instead of throwing away those Christmas cards you re ceived during the holiday sea ion, select a few of the most attractive ones and frame them to make new pictures for your walls. All you need to make these elegant, yet inexpensive framed pictures are a few yards of fab ric, simple 8"xl0" wooden frames purchased a the dime store, shellac and glue. Here, from the Picture and Frame Institute are the instruc tions for making a pair of 8"x 10" Christmas card pictures pretty enough to hang in any room in your home. Select the cards you wish to frame and carefully trim away all excess paper. Cover the cards with shellac, using at least three coats and allowing at least an hour's drying time between coats for the shellac to partially dry. While the cards are drying, cover two pieces of 8"xl0" site heavy cardboard with fabric to Reception Tuesday Will Honor Couple JUNCTION CITY Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson will be honored Tuesday at a reception from 2 to 5 p.m. and from 7 to S p.m. in the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Pate, 271 Cedar St., on their 25th wedding anni versary. Friends of the couple ire asked to call. form an attractive, textured mat ting for the cards. (In the ac companying pictures a piece of glosheen was used.) Use rub ber cement to attach the fabric to the cardboard. When the cards are dry, mount them to the fabric-covered boards with rubber ce ment or, if the cards are printed on very thin paper, the Institute suggests using a thin mixture of flour, water and salt. When mounting the cards don't forget to leave at least a quarter of an inch more space at the bottom of the board than at the top and sides. This vari ation in margin width is to compensate for an optical illu sion which would make a mat, exactly the same size on all four sides, appear to be nar rower at the bottom when hung on the wall. For the final step in this do- it-yourself project, insert the boards into the frames. Cover the back of the picture with a plain piece of cardboard and seal all the edges with brown paper tape. New Scrubber -Polisher Keeps Floors Like New Elevate floor care to a new level of interest with a scrub ber-polisher. Miss Virginia Houtchens, Lane Extension Agent in home economics, says there's not much in the way of floor care this appliance can't do and with the minimum of time and energy. It'll scrub, clean or loosen old wax; buff the floor between waxing; or remove scuffs and rewax traffic areas. But like any appliance, she warns, it must be operated strictly according to the manu facturer's instructions. Another important caution: Never use a floor polisher to apply self-polishing water base wax. "A water base wax must be stroked on," Miss Houtchens stresses. "It dries too rapidly to be applied with a polisher. They are two WRAF (Wo men's Royal Air Force) pilot officers, blonde Fiona Birnie, 20, from Cardiff and brunette Valerie Crowden, 19, from Bur- ton-on-Trent. They are the first women non. graduates to enter the college straight from school. All the thousands of students who have passed through the college in Neither Fiona nor Valerie has a regular boy friend. They are concentrating on their careers. After a year s training here they will become the first women Technical Signals Officers. The girls have their own rooms, but take mess with the hundreds of men officers taking the course. Says Fiona: "All the other students like us being here. It is a long break with tradition, but for technically minded girls, there is good life In the WRAF." Imprinted Napkins Brides Books Bibles 865 Willamette St Women of Moose List Program Women of the Moose list sev eral the following events for the week: Monday, Jan. 22 6 p.m.. Executive meeting at Moose Home. 7 p.m., Ritual practice at Moose Home. 8 p.m., Graduate Regents to meet at the home of Mrs. C. J. Bresler, 125 W. 36th Ave. Wednesday, Jan. 21 8 p.m., Business meeting and bowlers night, Sunday, Jan. 28 1:30 p.m., Midwinter Confer ence at Moose Home. Mapleton Rebekahs Elect New Trustee MAPLETON Mrs. William Hirschi this week was elected trustee of the Mignon Rebekahs at Mapleton for a three year term. Other officers Include Mrs. Ernest Chastain, degree cap tain; Mrs. D. F. Frauendiener, assistant degree captain; Mrs. Ben Bettger, Rho Theta Rho ad visor and Mrs. Sherl Carrol, as sistant advisor. head-to-toe grooming starts with a gently waved new cut. PERMANENTS FROM 10.00 beauty Mlon, 2nd floor rrtdar eTenlng appointments bon mcircli russells And if rubbed while it dries the wax won't dry glossy." Other cautions on using the machine: Turn off the machine un less it's moving. Running it on one spot will damage the floor finish. No need pressing down on the machine. It's already weighted to do the job. Use only a small amount of solution to avoid splattering, and work a small area of the floor at a time. Hang or atand machine up right to store. Never leave it standing on the brushes. Further information on the use of the scrubber-polisher or on keeping floors "like new" is available by calling Lane Ex tension Service, DI 2-1311, Ext. 201, for a copy of the bulletin, "Floors and Their Care." LAST WEEK AND Vi OF OUR Fifth Anniversary SpeciaU! Start the New Year with a Lovelier You Slenderize at Flgurama 10 t Extra visiH with our 30 visit course.' Plui discount for cosh. . Extra viiiri with our 18 visit course 'J MONDAY MORNING VtlWi tflttt lltr JUST ARRIVED! SPECIAL! Better quality pleated skirt lengths in 100 Arnel Sharkskin. Bright new colors fits all sizes. BETTER QUALITY PRINTED SATEEN A real buy for better spring wear quality cotton sateen in the new est spring prints. 36" wide. B7ch If on full bolts 77c to 1.29 yd. BETTER QUALITY ASSORTED GINGHAMS Dacron-Cottons Many fabrics In 36-44" wide p wonderful for dresses, blouses and shirts. All washable. f 2 - a1 00 If on full bolti 79 c yd. new gourmet treats ... SPICE ISLAND DEMONSTRATOR this toeek MONDAY THRU FRIDAY It s 1 Mabel Lovegren, nationally known representative for Spice Islands will be available dally this week to give you Invaluable hints In the art of herb cookery. In the Gift Shop, at. floor. Spice Islands herbs and garnishes can give your most "everyday" meal a new taste thrill. Delight your amifly with new seasoning and add Interest to your menus this week! Dally 9:30 to 5:30. 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