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EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. Wed., Jan. 18, 1063 Page 9A 'Dear Abby Abigail Van Bur en DEAR ABBY: My boy friend's coach is ruining my love life. He lined up all the boys on the basketball team and made them take I pledge, "NO SMOKING, . NO DRINKING AND NO GIRLS." Abby, does a coach have the right to do this? I used to see Tom every night, but since he took the pledge, I'm lucky to see him on Saturday night until mid night. Tom is a good athlete and I am proud of him, but I might just as well not have a boy friend as one who has to go to sleep with the chickens. What does a girl do in a case like that? BASKETBALL WIDOW DEAR WIDOW: Tom sounds like a good egg even if he does go to sleep with the chickens. Be a good sport and see him when he's available. If you grumble, Tom might suggest a substitute who didn't make the team. DEAR ABBY: My daughter has been married for three months to a man who doesn't say one word to her father or me than he absolutely has to. If I say, "How are you?" he re plies, "Fine." (Not even, "Fine, thank you, how are you?") He is not ignorant. He went through college on scholarships and is considered a mathematical genius. We are always friendly to him. He told my daughter he doesn't care about anyone else only her. Do you call that intelligence? We are respectable people. What is the matter with him? BAFFLED DEAR BAFFLED: Your son-in-law may be an educated misanthrope. He has much to learn about manners. Warn your daughter that her husband's anti social behavior could lead their happy marriage Into a vacuum. And "genius" alone can not overcome loneliness. DEAR ABBY: Do a couple of million people a favor and ask them to get into their cars on a dark, rainy night and drive by their OWN homes to see if they can read their own house numbers. You wouldn't believe the number of houses that haven't a clue (that can be seen from the street) as to what the house number is. CLAIRE DEAR ABBY: I work out because I have to support my self and my little pre-school daughter.;! have a friend who offered to look after my child in her home during my work ing hours, which are noon until six. Nothing was said about money because she offered, saying it was no trouble and that my little girl would be good company for her little boy who's the same age. I later heard that she told someone that I was cheap because I never offered to pay her. I thought friends did things for nothing. STRANGE FRIENDSHIP DEAR STRANGE: Friends do. But apparently you put a (train on your friendship by routinely leaving your child with her every day. If she complained behind your back, take the hint and either offer her money or make other arrangements for your child. Printed Pattern 9154 SIZES 36-50 try lft'Mt'flr& Afternoon Dress Tiny bows highlight the curved yoke of this afternoon dress one in which you'll make many graceful appearances now and all through the Spring season. Choose silk, cotton, linen. Printed Pattern 9154: Worn en's Sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48, 50. Size 36 takes 3 yards 39-Inch. Send 35 cents in coin (no tamps, please) for Pattern with Name, Address. Style Num ber and Size. Address PAT TERN BUREAU. Eueene Regis ter-Guard, Box 42, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. For first-class mailing include extra 10 cents per pattern. State Officers To Make Visit Lane County Dental Auxiliary will entertain officers of the state organization at a luncheon meeting Friday at 11:45 a.m. in the home of Mrs. John P. MacKinnon, 1635 Skyline Blvd. Mrs. John P. MacKinnon Jr. and Mrs. Robert H. Ervin will be co-hostesses. Lloyd Bond, landscape architect, will' be a guest speaker. State officers who will visit the group are Mrs. James Stagias of Salem, president; Mrs. Stuart Endicott, of Coos Bay, first vice president; Mrs. Harry Johnson of Eugene, sec ond vice president; Mrs. Collins Utter of Salem, secretary; Mrs. Gordon Bickler of Salem, past president and present historian; Mrs. Dale Parker of Portland, convention luncheon chairman. Dots and Dashes Make- Up Stirs Fashion Scene By GAY PAl'LEY Of the United Preu International NEW YORK Little things mean a lot on the spring fash ion scene. Take the startling, Oriental makeup one designer created for the fashion models in his show their eyes took on the slant of a Siamese cat's. Or. new ways of doing belts. Or, the way polka dots get a big hand from some designers. Or, the way the medium heel even for evening is headed for feminine acceptance. These are some of the little items that stand out from 10 days of American designer show ings in New York for out-of-town women's and fashion editors. The shows ended Monday with four collections those of Pope Fernandez, Jane Derby, Martier Raymond and Luis Estevez. Fernandez Is a Cuban refugee who has been in business in New York less than two years. He ran a custom-order firm in Havana until the Castro regime took over. The clothes he showed were expensive combina tions of lush fabric and rich color. But it was the eye make up he created for the models which set everyone talking. The eyebrows were heavily penciled into a 45-degrce slant toward the hairline. Beneath the brow ran a heavy white line, underscored by a wide slanted streak drawn in color-pink, pur ple, brown or orange. The same Guest in a restau rant? Make selection and don't complain. white line was repeated on the upper eyelid and eyeliner then outlined the eye itself. False eyelashes completed the picture. Fernandez said he got the idea for the makeup from the Kabuki dancers of Japan. Kabuki eye cosmetics with the Mona Lisa hairdo introduced by one stylist week what a combination! Polka dots are spring's peren nials; this season, they're bigger than ever. In size, that is. Mol lie Parnis, for instance, showed polka dots in free form shapes ranging in size from sliver dol lars to the breakfast pancakes. Besides the man-tailored suit there are a lot of steals from the men's wear division par ticularly in theft of the shirt off his back. The shirt blouse, with French cuffs, shows' in numerous collec tions, its severity softened by a bow at the neckline. It frequent ly is combined with vests, an other steal from the men. SUV Fetes National Officers Officers and members of Sons of Union Veterans and Auxili ary from Washington and Ore gon will meet in Portland Sun day for a dinner honoring the national heads of their organi zations, who are visiting Cali fornia and the Northwest. They are Commander Chester S. Shriver, Gettysburg, Pa., and Auxiliary President Mrs. C. Lcroy Stoudt, Reading, Pa. The dinner will be at 1 p.m. at Washington Hotel. Also honored will be the de partment commander of Oregon and Washington, W. H. Quist of Seattle, and Mrs. George E. Moore, Eugene, department president of the Auxiliary. Worry of FALSE TEETH: Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embamued by loo ftl ttatti lipping, dropping or wobbling when you tt, talk or laugn. Just ' prlnkle a Unit PASTEETH on your plates. This plauant powder give a remarkable tenia of added cemfort -and security by holding plate mora nrmly. No gummy, gooey, patty tast or feeling, it's alkaline (non-acid), Oet FA8TEETH at any drug counter. 3, II " 4 VP" II t Serve 'N' Save Plywood Big Red and White Sign 3 miles past overhead Hwy. 99 N. Sweet Adelines Invite Members Women Interested in barber shop singing are invited to join the Sweet Adelines. The chorus practices every Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. at Eugene Hotel. This week, the bass section will meet at 7:15 for a special practice. Eugene chapter of Sweet Adelines will enter in regional competition in April at Port Angeles, Wash., and prospective members are urged to join the group now. pirnis A FAMILY AFFAIR Fidgeting, nose-picking, a tormenting rectal itch art often telltale ugni of Pin-Worm.ugly parasites that med ical experts say infest 1 out of every 8 persons examined. Entire familioa may be victims and not know iu To get rid of Pin-Worms, they must be killed In the large intestine where they live and multiply. That'eexactly what Jayne's P-W tablets do . . . and here's how they do it: First a scientific coating carries the tablets into the bowels before they dissolve. Then Jayne's mod ern, medically-approved ingredient goes right to work lulls Pin-Worm quickly and easily. Don't take cbaocee with danger ous, highly contagious Pin-Worms which infect entire families. Get gen uine Jayne's P-W Vermifuge . . small, easy -to-take tablets . . . special aitae (or children and adults. Now! 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