Group Names
Delegate to
ACWW Meet
Oregon extension women will
be represented at the Associated
Country Women of the World
conference in Australia this Oc
tober by Mrs. Riddell Lage of
Hood River.
Announcement of the recipi
ent of the expense-paid trip was
made at the 30th annual Oregon
Home Economics Extension
Council at Oregon State Univer
tity. "The Country Woman's Part
in a Changing World" will be
the theme of this tenth meeting
of the association. Conferences
are held every three years to
encourage better person-toper-son
relations between women in
countries around the world.
Mrs. Lage is president of
OHEEC which has a member
ship of more than 22.000 home
makers throughout Oregon. In
1957, she was Hood River county
"Woman of the Year." She has
been active in the 4-H Leaders
Assn., Women of Farm Bureau,
Camp Fire, Toastmistress Club
and PTA, holding many local
and state offices m these or
ganizations,
' In addition, she was secretary
for her husband while he served
in the Oregon legislature. She
has three children: Eddie, an
orchardist in partnership with
his father; Judy, a senior at
Oregon State University, and
Betty, a senior in high school.
Following the 10-day meeting
In Melbourne, Australia, Mrs.
Lage plans to take a tour of the
Orient.
Simple Repair
Of Household
Gear Taught
Here it is at last the book
let that every moehanical-and-not-so-mechanical-minded
house
wife knew could be written:
Extension bulletin, "The Care
and Simple Repair of Household
Equipment." Copies arc availa
ble free from Lane Extension
Service, Room 160, Lane Coun
ty Courthouse, or by calling
DI 2-1311,. Ext. 201.
Homemakcrs long initiated to
the Dr. Spock "be calm" and
"check the symptoms" approach
"will see a similarity in diagnos
ing an ailing refrigerator, in
remedying the percolator that
won't "perc," and in calming the
lhaking electric fan.
"The instructions are obvious
ly aimed to the homemakcr,"
idmits Misa Virginia Houtchcns,
Lane extension agent. "But it's
not a book that encourages any
one to attempt the impossible.
After all, there is i time when
to call the serviceman. The book
stresses this."
But by referring to the spe
cific trouble, beginning first
with the cause and checking
out each part of the appliance
directly concerned, it's not hard
to ascertain whether repair or
replacement may bo necessary.
Contents of the booklet in
V elude information on fuses,
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, Eugene Art Center entertained at a re-
Ayficf ception Sunday to celebrate the change of
rl lid l name (0 The Maude Kerns Art Center and to
tt j honor Miss Kerns, Eugene artist, donor of
llOnOrCCl the building and property at 531 W. 13th
Ave. Mrs, C. R. Manerud (left), vice president
of the art center group, greets Miss Kerns at
the event which included presentation of the
final deed for the property. Miss Kerns, who
studied art in San Francisco, New York and
Europe, was first head of the University of
Oregon department of art.
Mothers Weekend Events Calendared
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University of Oregon mothers
who will attend Mothers Week
End festivities on campus Fri
day, Saturday and Sunday will
be entertained twice by the Eu
gene unit.
The annual tea for visiting
mothers will be Saturday from
1 to 4 p.m. standard, 2 to 5 p.m.
daylight, in Museum of Art.
Mrs. Paul Ncwson is chairman.
In the receiving line will be:
Event Slated
By Faculty
Wives Group
An Oriental theme will be
used in decorations and pro
gram Saturday for the Eugene
Faculty Wives luncheon.
A talk and demonstration on
Japanese flower arranging will
be given by Mrs. Shigctoshi
Katsura. There will be Japanese
music, and a display of Oriental
crafts. Any faculty wives wish
ing to add unusual articles to
this collection are invited to
take them to the luncheon.
The two incoming presidents.
Mrs. Walter Donald Smith and
Mrs. David Mortimore, will be
introduced along with the other
elected and appointed officers
cords and plugs; small appli- for the coming year.
ances; kitchen utensils; simple
plumbing; and major appliances
Lch as refrigerator, range,
washing machine, and clothes
dryer.
.'Maps' Topic of Talk
For Progress Club
Progress Club will meet Fri-
The luncheon, at 11:30 a m.
standard, 12:30 p.m. daylight,
will be held at Bev's Steak
House. Although reservations
have been taken in advance,
Mrs. Fred Crafts, Eugene branch
president, Mrs. Roy Roe, president-elect;
Mrs. Paulen Kase
berg of Wasco, state president;
Mrs. Herman Jochimson of Sa
lem, president-elect.
Mrs. Roy Licuallen, wife of
Chancellor of State System of
Higher Education; Mrs. Arthur
Flcmming, wife of University
of Oregon president; Mrs. J.
Alan Wickham, dean of women;
Mrs. F. M. Blackburn, assistant
dean of women.
Pouring will be:
Mrs. Quirinus Breen, Mrs.
Lyman Fisk, Mrs. Leonard Zini
ker, Mrs. Joseph Kominek, Mrs.
Mrs. Johnson Kutch, Mrs. Thorn
Kenneth Ghent, Mrs. Samuel
Warg, Mrs. David Tomashek,
as Taylor, Mrs. Raymond Kell,
Mrs. Anne Daniel, and Mrs. Don
ald Ragan. All are Oregon
Mothers State Board members
with the exception of Mrs.
Ghent.
Hostesses for the tea will in
clude: Mrs. C. H. Minty, Mrs. W. A.
Pike, co-chairmen; Mrs. R. D.
Clark, Mrs. T. G. Maris, Mrs.
Stanley Darling, Mrs. A. H.
Pre-School Tea
At Silver Lea
Pre school tea for prospective
Silver Lea School first graders
and their mothers will be held
Friday at 12:45 p.m. standard,
1:45 p.m. daylight, in the multi
purpose room.
Children will visit the first
grade rooms while their moth
ers will hear talks by Clifford
Broyles, principal, and Mrs. Mel
mi Ranes, school nurse. Mrs
door. Any cancellations should
be telephoned immediately to
Mrs. Merle Hayes, DI 3 3896.
Mrs. David Mortimore is gen
eral chairman for the event, as
sisted by Mrs. Richard Embree
day at 1:30 p.m. standard, 2:30 1 and Mrs. Carrol DeBroekert.
p m. daylight, in the home of j Mrs. Merle Hayes is in charge
Mrs. Wilbur Cook, Rt. 2. Eu- of tickets. Mrs. Albert Lein
(tene. Mrs. Charles Cornell and bach, decorations chairman, will
Mrs. O. N. Bell will assist the be assisted by Mrs. Gary Muel
hostess. Mrs. L. J. Hoffman will j lor, Mrs. William Mattson, Mrs.
be a guest speaker, telling of i Maurice Van, Mrs. Gerald Keen
her hobby, "Maps." er, and Mrs. Vernon Behrends.
tickets will be sold only at the j Lee Davis and Mrs. Robert
Holeman are in charge of the
tea.
District BPW
Clubs to Host
State Meeting
The 41st convention of Ore
gon Federation of Business and
Professional Women's Clubs
will take place May 18-20 in
Eugene with the nine clubs of
the Cascade district serving as
the hostess group.
"Attune with the Times" is
the theme of the convention
which will have headquarters
at Eugene Hotel. Mrs. Merle D.
Chase is serving as convention
chairman with Mrs. Harold B.
Jensen as co-chairman. Both are
of Eugene. Mrs. Kenneth R.
Hayes of Junction City is chair
man for Cascade district
Mrs. Loren A. Norton of Eu
gene, president of the Oregon
federation, will preside at all
business sessions.
Local chairmen for the event
include: Registration, Miss Mar
garet Moore and June B. Smith;
mail registration, Mrs. Jack
Norris and Mrs. Harold Ken
nedy; properties, Mrs. Arthur
Hayes and Mrs. W. E. Nichol
son; transportation, Ellen Bey
ers and Gladys Danielson; pub
licity, Mrs. Richard G. Allen;
and treasurer, Mrs. Donald E.
Hall.
Skovlin, Mrs. F. W. Holver
stott, Mrs. Josephine Kittrcdge.
Mrs. Virgil Cameron, Mrs.
John Tennington, Mrs. R. N.
Richardson, Mrs. W. J. Holly,
Mrs. M. S. Kcssler, Mrs. Hubert
Sears, Mrs. J. C. Neely, Mrs. R.
S. Rix, Mrs. Alfred McKenzie,
Mrs. Al Simpson, Mrs. Milton
Turay and Mrs. C. E. Shoup.
Mrs. E. C. Trenholme is re
freshment chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Homer McClain, Mrs.
Angeline Berg, Mrs. Herbert
Pashkowski, and Mrs. C. A.
Wintcrmeier. Mrs. R. F. Mc
Duffie is in charge of decora
tions. Registration will take place
in the lobby of Gerlingcr Hall.
Eugene mothers will serve cof
fee in the YWCA rooms off the
lobby Friday from 12 to S p.m.
standard, 1 to 6 p.m. daylight.
Mrs. R. II. Carlson is chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Leroy Burch
am, Mrs. Coy Carter, Mrs. Rob
ert Newland, Mrs. W. A. Scott
and Mrs. Cecil Armcs.
LANE rOl'MV IIOMf NrwiPAPFD
SECTION C EUGENE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1962
Pauline Walton to Speak
AAUW to Note 40th Birthday
Forty years of AAUW in Eu
gene will be observed Saturday
when the Eugeno Branch,
American Association of Uni
versity Women, meets for
luncheon and program. The
event is scheduled for 1 1 a.m.
standard, 12 noon daylight, at
Laurclwood Country Club.
Miss Pauline Walton, only
living charter member of the
Eugene Branch, will give a
sketch on the beginning and
early history of the group. The
national association with which
the local branch is affiliated, is
celebrating its 80th anniversary
this year.
Special guests at the Saturday
luncheon will be past presidents
who served from 1922 through
1949. Any past presidents of
this group not contacted are
asked to call Miss Walton, DI
5-1786.
Mrs. J. Harry Whitson will be
in charge of program arrange
ments. There will bo special
vocal numbers by Jimmy Hen
dcrshott, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Hendershott.
Mrs. Clyde Wright will pre-
Around
the
Town
AFTERNNON Gardeners will
be guests of Mrs. Milton C.
Walker at her home near Pleas
ant Hill Friday. Those attend
ing are to meet at the Garden
Club at 12 standard, 1 p.m. day-
ugnt.
PEARL BUCK School PTA
will meet Wednesday at 6:30
p.m. standard, 7:30 p.m. day
light, at the school. Byron Haley
of Eugene Bureau of Parks and
Recreation will be the speaker.
Refreshments will be served by
the school staff.
ENERJETTES will meet In
Central Lane Y-Bldg. Thursday
at 6:15 p.m. standard, 7:15 p.m.
aayiignt. Miss Weanor Simmons.
cosmetologist, will be a guest
speaker. A coffee hour will be
followed by volleyball and swim
ming.
SWEET Adelines Inc. will
meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
standard, 8:30 p.m. daylight, at
the home of Mrs. Kenneth
Moore, 4415 Pearl St., for In
stallation of officers.
side at the installation cere
monies when the following offi
cers will take over their duties:
President, Mrs. Burt Eaton;
vice president, Mrs. Richard
Hayward, recording secretary,
Mrs. Victor Bryant; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Ernest Bish
op; treasurer, Mrs. William
Martyn.
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Casual
Cover
This "Cobbler's Apron" in Somali
Leopard is suggested as a casual cov
erage for spring suits and dresses. De
signed by Ben Kahn, the fur features a
blouson back tightly banded at the
waist. The long front panels have deep
patch pockets.
Piano Guild Sets Event
The National Guild of Piano i
Teachers will meet at Friday at
9 a.m. standard, 10 a.m. day
light, in the home of Mrs. Her
man Mitten, 424 Camp Creek
Rd.
Guest speaker, Mrs. R. F.
Cleveland, will give a book re
port on "The Splendor of Mu
sic" by Angela Diller. Mrs. Ken
neth Erickson will speak on
"Conducting Music Apprecia
tion Classes." Mrs. Oliver Hunt,
Mrs. Clayton Bradley, and Mrs,
Lyle Clarambcau will play audi
tion music, preparatory classifi
cation, and Mrs. James Todd
will play intermediate class
numbers.
Mrs. Mitten and her co host
ess, Mrs. A. O. Odegaard will
serve dessert luncheon.
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