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EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, S.U. April 13, 1963 P TA Around the Town 4k o o o BETHEL J6, Job's Daughters, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in McKeniie River Masonic Temple. Miss Barbara Himsworth, Honored Queen, will preside over the business session. CHAPTER DG of the P.E.O. Sisterhood will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Miss Elma Doris Havemann, 742 East 18th Ave. Mrs. Bob Downing will be assistant hostess. The program will be given by Mrs. Bruce Lassen. DIAL CLUB will meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Colonial Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Lund will present an illustrated talk on their experiences in Pakistan. Mr. Lund is an associate pro lessor of geology at University of Oregon. HAWTHORNE SERVICE Club will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. W. 0. Freeman, 1409 McKinley St. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Clarence Carpenter. EXPECTANT MOTHERS group will meet Monday at 9 a m. In the Health Department, Lane County Court House. The film, "Terminal Heat Formula Preparation," will be shown and there will be a discussion of formulas and their preparation. BETHEL 60, International Order of Job's Daughters, will have a regular business meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Mc Kenzie River Temple, 850 E. 14th Ave. WOMEN'S BENEFIT Assn. will meet Monday at 12:30 p.m. for dessert, in the home of Mrs. J. T. Teal, 2365 Cal Young Rd. A business meeting will follow. EVERGREEN Toastmistress Club will meet Monday at 7:15 p.m. in the Gallery Room of Eugene Public Library. The pro gram theme will be "Easter 365 Days." Any interested wom an is welcome to attend. Anyone wishing information may call Mrs. Charles Warnock Jr., DI 3-6529. XI BETA DELTA Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet Tues day at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Wayne Flynn, 2510 E. Jeppe ien Acres Rd. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Donald Beeson. The pro gram, on "Architecture of Japan," will be given by Mrs. John Davis. ALPHA CHI OMEGA alumnae will meet with members of the campus chapter in the chapter house Tuesday at 8 p.m. Hostesses will be Mrs. Jacqueline Rasmussen, Mrs. Haynes Oberg, Mrs. Kenneth O'Neil and Mrs. Gerald Stone. Plans are to be discussed both for a rummage sale slated Friday, April 26, and for a luncheon for senior girls May 4. PYTHIAN SISTERS will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Knights of Pythias HalL Refreshments will be served following the meeting. CASCADE CHAPTER, Order of Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Springfield Masonic Temple. A film will be shown on the Masonic and Eastern Star Home at Forest Grove. Mrs. Edward Johnson is refreshment chairman. GAMMA KAPPA Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will meet for a social session Monday at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. James Clark, 1444 Lake Dr. Theme of the meeting will be "April Antics." Mrs. John P. Reed will be the assisting hostess ! J, Dfv i .rx . ..ft o Vv J PTA Calendar MONDAY, APRIL 15 7:30 p.m. River Road PTA In multipurpose room. Election of officers followed by the latest spring fashions from "Corner's Casuals." 8 p.m. City PTA, School Ad ministration Bldg., election of officers and discussion on "Ef fective Ways to Help Local Units." 7:30 p.m. F airfield PTA, school gymnasium. Program by 5th grade chorus directed by Mrs. Charles Ivie and 6th grade band directed by Allan Nye gaard. TUESDAY, APRIL 16 7:30 p.m. Whittaker PTA. Election of officers. Colored pictures of Guatemala Easter festival presented by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mayfield. 7:30 p.m. North Eugene Hich School PTA in cafeteria. Election of officers. Members PETUNIA1 Here is where My spirits sag... Where can I hat My jelly bag? A step ladder works fine, Petunia, Or, if there's a camera fan in the family, steal his tripod! Easter All the gaiety of spring is found in the new hat fashions for the Easter Parade and later. Shrimp pink straw fedora by Vincent Harmik (top left) has self-twist band. Eye-catching pic Rnnnftc ture hat by Hattie Carnegie (top center) comes UUUJlClo in wheat straw with green ribbon band. For gala evenings, Mr. John's black silk coif (top right) is the base for an arrangement of black silk sunflowers. Turban of striped chiffon by John Fredericks (lower left) is in shades of blue and green. Leaves and yellow roses create the Adolpho bonnet (lower center). Blouson turban of blue and beige arabesque print silk (lower right) is by Mr. John. of cast will present scenes from musical, "Redhead," to be given in May. A special invitation is extended to parents in the Bailey Hill area whose children will be attending North Eugene next year. 7:30 p.m. Adams PTA will elect officers and hear explana tion ot Dudget. Program by fourth grade tumblers, fifth and sixth grade orchestra and sixth grade girls chorus. 7:30 p.m. Woodrow Wilson Junior High School PTA spon soring open meeting. Children accompanied by their parents are invited. School budget will be presented. George Hadley, school principal, will show slides of school activities. Don Hunter, head of audio-visual department at University of Oregon will give program: "Colorama in Stereophonic Sound." 7:30 p.m. Malaban PTA will meet in the school. The program will consist of an explanation of the budget for School Dis trict 52 by Jack Danby, board member, and a demonstration of the progression of musical rhythmics through the grades, directed by Mrs. Jane Richard son, music teacher. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 7:30 p.m. Thurston PTSA will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. There will be a display of voca tional course projects. A per formance by the school chorus will be followed by a school budget explanation, and there will be installation of officers. Mrs. Floyd Sink is the new president. Refreshments will be served. THURSDAY, APRIL 18 7:45 p.m. Thomas Jefferson Junior High PTA. Installation of officers. School District 4 budget to be explained. Candidates for District 4 and Lane County school boards will speak. near Abby' Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: Everybody complains about smokers, but nothing is ever done about them. I've had more meals spoiled and more pleasant hours of socializing ruined by people who foul the air with cigarette and cigar smoke. Do they think they own the world? I wish someone would invent a "pipe" to be used in self-defense by non-smokers who wish to retaliate. It should be an instrument capable of producing great clouds of offensive smoke that would out-smell any cigarette or cigar on the mar ket. It should contain a safety valve so the user could send out this smoke without getting any of it in his own mouth. Also, tiny fans to direct the smoke away from the user and to ward others. It should bave an attachment that would blow ashes into food of smokers and burn neat little holes in fine furniture. If the above-described "retaliator" is ever invented, I prom ise to buy the first one produced, regardless of price. DOUG DEAR DOUG: If such an item is ever produced, you may buy the second. I want to buy the first. ' DEAR ABBY: A dog worshipper has been leading his dog, routinely, to my front yard, I decided if he had that much nerve, I would get up the nerve to do something about it. So when I saw him approaching with his dog, I stood on my porch, and just stared a long, hard stare at him. He smiled and tipped his hat! Must I come right out and say. "Why don't you use YOUR front lawn?" LIVE AND LET LIVE DEAR LIVE: Tell the man please to let his pooch see more of the world than your front lawn. And if he doesn't catch on, tell him to keep Fido off your grass or you'll call the law. DEAR ABBY: You may be Interested to know that there are 8.500,000 widows in this country. Half of them are under 60. That "Frightened Bachelor" who wrote to you can surely find someone. And he can have himself a ball while he's looking. ALSO A BACHELOR DEAR ABBY: Who in the world can a person trust any more? Our preacher sat right in our living room and told all the details of some domestic trouble another couple was having. He knew full well these people were friends of ours. Then I found out that my doctor discussed my case with my aunt without any inquiry on her part she says. Yesterday a friend of mine told her daughter something I had told her in confidence just to get it off my chest Heaven help me if I ever need a lawyer. I hear they are the biggest gossips of all. I repeat who can person trust? DISGUSTED DEAR DISGUSTED: MOST clergymen can keep a secret. And so can most doctors. But professional people under obli gation to keep confidences, occasionally talk too much. If your confidences are always revealed, perhaps you are prone to pick the wrong confidants. . For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding, send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. (Distributed by McNauiht Syndicate, Inc.) PEO Chapter H Plans Golden Day Celebration The 50th anniversary of Chap-1 tor H, P.E.O. Sisterhood, will be celebrated Monday at a 6:30 p.m. dinner meeting in Bev's Steak House. Out-of-town and former members of the group have been invited to join in the celebration. Miss Esther Hettinger will be toastmistress and Mrs. Quirinus Breen will present the invoca tion. Making brief talks will be Mrs. O. P. Nordling, chapter president, Mrs. E. A. Stacks, Miss Frances Elizabeth Baker, Mrs. Gilbert Sprague, and Mrs. Wendell Van Loan. Musical selections will be pre sented by a vocal group which includes Mrs. Carl C. Webb, Mrs. Stacks, Mrs. William Tweedie and Mrs. O. B. Mc- Gowan. accompanied by Mrs. W. G. Williamson. Out-of-town members ex nected to attend are Mrs. Eliza beth PeCou of Portland, Mrs. Wendell Van Loan of Coos Bay, Miss Frances Elizabeth Baker of Newberg, Mrs. Robert E. Dodge and Miss Ruby Simmons of Portland, Miss Barbara Kay Sprague of Anchorage, Alaska, Mrs. Donald Maclsaac of San Francisco and Mrs. Howard R. Goold of Tacoma. Chapter H, first of Eugene's nine r.E.U. Chapters, was founded in 1913. Mrs. Florence B. Blewitt was first president Mrs. Jessie Kirk, of the original group, is the only remaining active Eugene member. Holiday for Hazel First stop Honolulu. After that the world for Hazel Frederickson as she continues the trip that will take her into many far corners for reunions with friends. Mrs. Frederickson has been "mother" to dozens of Univer sity of Oregon students from the Orient and the Far East, many of whom lived in her "International House" home near cam pus. Now her many kindnesses are going to be repaid by grate- ful friends the world over. - In Honolulu she will visit i niece and her husband, Sgt. and Mrs. W. M. McMillan (Pauline Frederickson). On her other stops en route she will be met either by a friend or a family, member native to the place visited first in Toyko and Hok kaido, Japan. In Taipei she will be met by the mother and brother of Edmund Lo, a student here, and be entertained by the family of Kenneth Liu, whose wife is a Lane County publie school nurse and friend of Mrs. Frederickson. In Manila she will be met by Major Pedro Argosino of the Philippine Air Force and will visit several former student. Her Hong Kong stay will be arranged by a man who is in charge of orphanages, a friend of Mrs. Liu. Going on to India, where she has many friends, Mrs. Fred erickson will be met in Calcutta by a sister of T. N. Sindwahni, UO student, whose father near New Delhi and later a sister in London will also entertain the traveler. Abdul Mustafa, former student, will be her host in Dacca, in East Pakistan. . In Madras she will visit Miss V. R. Meenakshi, who re ceived her doctorate at the university, and the two will tour Southern India for a week. On June 2 she will attend church services at Akola where the pastor is father of Anant Chavan and Sulabha Chavan, UO students. Her host in Lahore, West Pakistan, will be the family of Col. Ahmed Saed, now a student here. From Karachi Mrs. Frederickson will fly to London in mid- June and join a 17-day tour of Europe before sailing from France on the S. S. Hanseatic. She will land in New York July Packed away in her luggage will be gifts for her Indian friends oddly enough, sari lengths of nylon which is scarce over there. Other prized items are potato peelers (requested) and Eugene souvenir spoons. She also will have a letter of in troduction from Gov. Mark O. Hatfield and from the Oregon Tuberculosis and Health Assn. which will enable her to visit foreign hospitals. Mrs. Frederickson will be on leave from her position as executive secretary of Lane County Tuberculosis and Health Assn. It's an especially happy Easter for Janle (Mrs. J. B.) Thomp son, whose son, Bruce, is joining her for the holiday. He is marine engineer, who has just returned from a long trip to the far east, and came for the week end in Eugene before re turning to his headquarters in Seattle. Mrs. Thompson now makes her home in the Osburn Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Gibbons ot Eugene were recent guests at Carmel Highlands Inn in California. They were joined at Carmel by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reed of Walnut Creek, former ly of Eugene. Garden Club Tells Subject Eugene Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. In Garden Club, 1645 High St. There will be a panel discus sion entitled "How Do You Use Color in Your Garden?" Mrs. Ben Andrews will serve as mod erator with members of the club participating in the discussion on color in annuals, perennials and shrubs. There also will be nomination of officers for the coming year. Mrs. Sig Seashore will serve re freshments. The public is invited. Girl Scout Calendar Monday, April IS 7:30 p.m. Senior Planning Board, First Congregational Church. Women of Moose Slates Sessions wlU Mu Phi Unit Sets Meeting Women of the Moose IaIImu. nav( ui.alr' 1 College of Regents will con- tugene Aiumnw napwr w vene Monday at 8 p.m. at thelMu Phi Epsilon will meet Mon- home ot Mrs. Ernie Myers, TO I day at 8 D.m. in the home ot Harlow no., win Mrs. ruu Francis Blttner. 8760 EU- anaizer as cnairman. i .. - . . Academy ot Friendship meet-l"ur D1- " " urs. noneix maaxy win assist Tuesday, April 16 0:30 a.m. Board and board committee training, Red Cross Bide. 10 a.m. Eastlane District meeting. Wednesday, April 17 9:30 a.m. Day Camp directors training, United Lutheran Church. Saturday, April 20 10 a.m. Riverside District event, Colin Kelly Junior High School. Ing is Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Moose Home, with Mrs. K. Watson in charge. Pantonette Band will practice Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Dinner Planned By Emblem Club Emblem Club annual member ship potluck dinner will be served Monday at 6:30 p.m. in Elks Temple. Husbands of mem bers will be guests. Those at tending are to take a hot dish, salad of dessert. Rolls and cof fee will be furnished. Mrs. Leland Latham, Mrs. Er nest Copeland, Mrs. Thomas Keelcr, Mrs. Eric Rendahl and Mrs. Paul Brown were initiated at a recent meeting. the hostess. A program will be given by members and pledges of Nu Chapter, University ot Oregon: Miss Constance Berg and Mis Lou Elsa Voegtiy, two-piano numbers: Miss Maureen Kryav zak, mezzos o p r a n o, accom panied by Miss Marta Murphy: Miss Vicki King, cellist, accom panied by Miss Kathleen Mac intosh, and Mrs. Serena Wright, pianist. EMERALD ENPIBE MARKETS 3 S"' 29th STREET SAVE FAIRFIELD CITY CENTER MUhL 5-YEAR OR... 50.000-MILE GUARANTKB ON . . . Imperial Chryiltr Pljmootb Valiant BARKER MOTORS INC. I05O OU. 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