Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 7

I mmmmmmmmmms Dear Abby 0, GLOBE-GAZE Jan, 1971 Mason City, lew hp enaaaemen She's attractive a a I booh New year for Farm Women to old creeps ELLEN LYNN SEEI daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil J. Seei Jr. She is a graduate of Ottumwa Heights College with an associate degree in art. STEPHEN W. BERNEMANN son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bernemann, of Ottumwa, formerly of Mason City. He is attending Ottumwa Heights College. The wedding is planned for Aug. 14. IV 7 were way off base in your atr titude about the teen-aged girl who was "hurt" because her creative writing teacher began snubbing her after she wrote a love poem to him. No one knows how many excellent teachers have had their professional careers ruined because they didn't clamp down some starry-eyed girl before her infatuation got out of control. It's too bad that girls such as your correspondent have to be hurt once in a while, but her teacher probably snubbed her in self-defense. MARVIN J. Projects for the coming year were discussed when the Women's Committee of the Farm Bureau met for luncheon Thursday at the Dinner Bell. The kickoff dinner was planned for Feb. 3 at the Mu-nicipal Building in Clear Lake. The International Stu-dent Weekend will be observed the latter part of April. A host family is needed. The weekend involves a community gathering Saturday and attendance at church services for the family and guests Sunday. Another pajama project for the Hospital Ship Hope was announced for June. Farm Bureau Women are arranging to assist peasant women in Mexico with courses in clothes making and foods offered. A mobile unit will be used. A scholarship project with two year scholarships covering technical schools as well as others was discussed. 90 at reception LYLE The reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Derald Murphy of Mason City at Our Saviors Lutheran Fireside room in Lyle Sunday was attended by 90 relatives and friends. Hosts were Dean Murphy of Mason City and Mary Ellen Campbell of Lyle. BONNIE LOUISE MOLSTAD daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Molstad, 1517 S. Carolina. She is a student at Rochester Junior College. EDWARD WILLIAM WILLETT son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Willett of Jackson, Minn. He is attending Rochester Junior College. The wedding date has not been set. Married 50 years Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Fitzgerald, 812 Madison, will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Sunday with "open house" for all friends and relatives at the Holiday Inn. Hours will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Mr. Fitzgerald is retired from the Mason City Police Force where he served for 37 years. He and Bonnie Ferrier were married Jan 22, 1921, at the home of her father, James Ferrier, in Mason City, and have since lived here. You could give me her picture as long as I carry the other one. Now it's become a matter of principle with me. I don't like to be dictated to. Will you settle this matter? SECOND TIMER DEAR TIMER: I'm with "Wife Number Two" all the way. Get rid of "Number One's" picture. No wallet is big enough for both of them. DEAR ABBY: This is for "Dover waitress" who was so upset because of the small tips people left her: I was a clerk in yard goods and ready-to-wear, back in the days when a clerk really waited on the customers. I dragged many a heavy bolt of yard goods down off the shelves, and I'd put them back up again. In those days my salary was $60 a month for a 50-hour week. I was happy, too. I wonder if that waitress ever tips a clerk when she makes a purchase. BESSIE B. (NOW RETIRED) What's your problem? You'll feel better if you get it off your chest. Write to ABBY, Care of Globe-Gazette, Mason City, Iowa 50401. For a personal reply enclose stamped, addressed envelope. DEAR MARVIN: be right. DEAR ABBY: I know I must have many sympathizers on this one. I need some up-to-date advice on how to look feminine and glamorous at the office without letting men think I am on the make. If I dress attractively, in bright colors or in the latest styles, all the old creeps (never the nice eligible men) make passes at me. If I dress to repel the old creeps, I creep further into old-maid-hood. I am 30. Can you help me? CONFUSED DEAR CONF.USED: "Nice, eligible men" never make passes at anyone. A guide to appropriate office attire would include a long list of don'ts: Don't strive for "glamor" in the office. Femininity, yes. Glamor, no! Don't wear skirts too short. Or low necklines. Don't wear, anything skin tight. See-through blouses are a "no no." Leave the junk jewelry at home. Don't wear cocktail-type attire to work. Pants are fine if your office permits them, but only if they are well-tailored and have a matching jacket. "Lounging pajamas," jump-suits or jeans with any old top are inappropriate. If you follow the above suggestions, and the old creeps still make passes at you, better check the look in your eye. GAIL MARIA METCALF Diann Thomas bride W. Metcalf, 616 S. Tennessee. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. DEAR ABBY: I still carry my first wife's picture in my billfold even though there is absolutely nothing left between us. This seems to be quite an issue with my second wife to whom I've been married for one year. My second wife gave me a picture of herself, but when I put it in with the "other" picture, she took it back. I assured her that she has no reason to feel hurt as I couldn't care less for my first wife, but that doesn't seem to satisfy her. She refuses to 0 She is a graduate of Area XI Key Punch course, Des Moines, and is employed at the Super Valu Distributive office, Des Moines. MICHAEL E. HALL son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernal D. Hall, Charles City. He is a junior at Iowa State University and a member of Tau Kappa fraternity. He has-enlisted in the Navy. fante was maid of honor and Robert Thomas, bestman. The bride is attending Mason City High School and the bridegroom is employed at Blinders Oldsmobile. The couple is at home in Mason City. Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas, 313 28th SW, announce the marriage of their daughter, Diann Jean, to Paul Andrew Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anderson, Harpers Apts. The ceremony took place at Our Savior's Lutheran Church with the Rev. Andrew Olsen officiating Jan. 15. Kristi In Read Want Ads for Profit 423-4270 Dear ABBY: I think you JEANNE WHIPPLE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Whipple, 413 23rd SW. She is a graduate of Mason City High School and is attending St. Joseph Mercy School of Radiologic Technology. DOUGLAS M. KINO son of Mrs. M. R. King, 326 21st SE. He is a graduate of Mason City High School and is an airman first class psychiatric medical specialist with the U.S. Air Force, stationed at Travis Air Force No date has been set for the wedding. Take your pick for under $30.00 lip 25th married year for Carroll Kings MARBLE ROCK Mr. and Mrs. Carroll King, Marble Rock, will observe their 25th wedding anniversary with open house in the Marble Rock Methodist Church for friends and relatives from 2 to 4 p.m., Sunday. Their children and families will be hosts. They are Mr. and Mrs. Robert King, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis. King, Marble Rock; Pfc. Douglas King, Ft. Meade, Shirley and Sandra, at homo. They were married Jan. 26, 1946, at Greene and have lived in the Marble Rock area since. Outdoor 23.95 Foyer 21.75 BRENDA JOYCE MILLER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, 2015 S. Harding. She is a junior in Mason City High School and is employed at the Pancake Inn. GARY EUGENE THORNBURY son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thornbury, 325 23rd SW. He is a senior at Mason City High School and is employed by Sedars Pontiac-Cadillac. The wedding date has not been set. -iiwnn Bath 13.75 1 i Pendant 23.85 Chandelier 20.85 Pendant 23.85 2 wedding anniversaries to be observed by Foxes Outdoor Yard 16.95 I Hall 24.35 jf Pendant 27.50 Outdoor 8.75 MRS. ERICKSON MRS. HUFF Lock Photo MRS. ROTHS Kiefer Photo Midwinter brings nuptial festivities to North Iowa Bath 22.15 Tl 1 Foyer 17.95 Foyer 23.35 Outdoor 24.95 were married Jan. 25, 1921, at the farm home of the bride's parents west of Riceville. They have lived all their lives in the Riceville area and made their home in the same house where Mrs. Fox was born and married. In 1955 the house was moved from the farm to Riceville and remodeled. Their children are Russell, Riceville; and Wayne, Minneapolis; and Mrs. Dale (Wanda) Swancutt, Junction City, Ore. They have 8 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fox will be sharing their anniversary open house with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Junction City, Ore. Wanda Fox and Dale Swancutt were married Jan. 11, 1946, in the farm home of the bride's parents east of Riceville. They lived in the Riceville-Elma area for some time, before moving to Oregon. They are parents of four children, Larry, Junction City, Mrs. Dave (Linda) Bar-ker, Springfield, and Mary and Scott, at home. They have one grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Swancutt will arrive by plane Friday. RICEVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fox will be honored on their golden anniversary Sunday with a family dinner at noon in the Jennison Inn, followed by "open house" for friends and relatives from 2 to 4 at the Inn. Their children will be hosts. Lila Perry and Glendon Fox Open house planned by Smalls LYLE Mr. and Mrs. Al-den C. Small of rural. Lyle will observe their 25th wedding anniversary with open house Sunday at their farm home northeast of Lyle. Hours are from 2 to 5 and from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Their daughter, Mrs. Timothy (Lavonne) Hornbacker of Wolf Point, Montana and their five sons, Ronald, Darwin, Keith, Darrell and Bruce, all of Lyle, will be hosts. Irene Heman of Stacyville and Alden Small of Osage were married Jan. 24, 1946, at Stacyville. They farmed near Osage several years before moving to their present farm northeast of Lyle. 1 Bedroom 18.95 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chaffin of Hampton announce the marriage of their daughter, Sharon Kay, to Carl Lee Er-ickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Erickson of Kansas City. The Rev. John H. Chappie of Hampton officiated in the Congregational United Church of Christ there. Malene Kay Chaffin, sister of the bride, and Douglas Bacon of Topeka, attended the couple. After a short trip, the couple will live in Topeka. The bride was a sophomore at Drake University. He attended Drake and is completing his junior year at Washburn University in Topeka. Mrs. Erickson will complete her sopho- Outdoor 20.95 Family Room 24.35 That's Were offering a full range of lighting. In fact every lighting style is priced under $30.00. STOP IN TODAY AT THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN TOWN, AND SEE THESE GREAT LIGHTING VALUES FOR YOURSELF. I more year there. They will make their home in Topeka. Miss Julie Ann Wonsmos, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard' H. Wonsmos of Thornton, and Franklin F. Roths, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wessels of Thornton and the late Franklin D. Roths, were married in St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Thornton. The Rev. Robert Ahrens officiated. Miss Janet Timm was maid of honor and Greg Wonsmos, bestman. A reception in the church parlors followed. Both are graduates of Mes-ervey-Thornton High School. She is attending Area XI Community College in Ankeny and he is employed at the K-Mart Store in Des Moines. They are at home in Berwick. Miss Kristine Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Ward of Swaledale, and Steve Huff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Huff of Rockwell, were married Sunday in the Han-ford Community Church. The bride's sister, Mrs. Ronald Green, was matron of honor and the bestman was Steve Halsne. A reception in the church followed. The couple is at home in Meridian, where he is serving in the Navy. Both are Rockwell-Swaledale High School graduates. Wifney Museum New York City's Whitney Museum of American Art opened in 1930. Den 19.75 Outdoor 14.25 Crescent Electric Supply Company To wed Jan. 31 RICEVILLE Jan. 31 is the date chosen by Miss Linda Kubicek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kubicek of Rice-ville, and Robert Harvey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Harvey of Denver, Colo. The ceremony will be in the Wesley Methodist Church at Ur-bana, 111. The bride and her fiance are employed by the National Council of Teachers of English ERIC Project at Champaign, 111. Art exhibit ROCKFORD Mrs. Barbara Lanning and Miss Nina Gower, art teacher in the Charles City public schools, will present an art exhibit in the Rockford Public Library starting Wednesday. The public is invited to the exhibit which includes painting, sculpture and stitchery. It's new Teeny tiny computer By Newsweek Feature Service A computer smaller than a desk phone has been developed by Bunker-Ramo Corp. of Los Angeles. Described as the smallest computer ever put into commercial production, the BR-1018 weighs Ah'-y pounds but has a memory capacity of 72,000 information bits and can do computations in milliseconds. The small size of the computer was made possible by a new technique for packaging- integrated circuits and components into wafers which plug into each other without wiring. The components can be rapidly and inexpensively produced and quickly replaced when faulty. Bunker-Ramo believes the computer has a bright future in airplanes, machine shops and as a portable, take-to-the-job computer in industrial complexes. Initially, the minicomputer will cost $30,000, but with volume production Bunker-Ramo hopes to get the price down to $5,000. 401-9th S.E. 11 Etst 4 no I I I I -Crwctrrt I Etietrie Dial 423-7042 Mason City, Iowa Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays Featuring fashionable THOMAS Lighting Industries

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