Fairbanks Daily News-Miner from Fairbanks, Alaska • Page 5

Calendar of Coming Events WEDNESDAY Culinary Workers Local 10 a.m., union hall, 909 1st Ave. Tundra TOPS, 10 a.m., 1)3 3rd SI. Fairbanks Lions Club, noon. Travelers Inn. Top of the World Gardeners, 1 p.m.

Arctic TOPS, 1 p.m., USO. Fairbanks Weavers Guild, 1:30 p.m., 1374 Ave. Thrift Shoo, SDOnsorsd by Sr. Joseph's Hospital Auxiliary, 2-5 p.m.. Church and Illinois streets.

Golden Hcsrt Toasfmasfers, 6:30 p.m.. Model Cafe. Soroptlmlst Club, p.m., 1013 1st Ave. Electrical Workers Union, 7:30 p.m.. Odd Fellows Hall.

Fairbanks Community Band, 7:30 p.m.. University Park School multipurpose roam. College Woman's Club, 8 p.m. Fairbanks Democratic Club, p.m.. Carpenters Hall.

315 3th Ave. 4th Division Democratic Club, p.m., Carpenters Hall. 315 5th Ave. Lutheran Ladles Aid, I p.m., Lutheran Church, 531 4th Ave. Northern Alaska Chapter, Nation- Foundation, 8 p.m..

Fairbanks Health Center. 800 Airport Way. RAPCON Wives Club, 8 p.m. Hamilton Acres Homemakers Club, p.m. Northern Lights Chapter 30, Order of ttw Eastern Star, 8 p.m., Carpenters Hall, 315 ith Ave.

Polaris Toastmlstress Club, 8 p.m., Elelson Air Force Base Officers Club. Alpha Gamma, Epsllon Slflma Alpha, 3 p.m., 14 Rozella Lemeta. Orchestra Dance, 8:30 p.m., USO. THURSDAY Democratic Luncheon Club, noon, Model Cafo. Rotary Club, noon.

Travelers Inn. Midnight sun Lions noon. Drop Ladd Air Force Base Officers Wives Club, Games Day, 1 p.m.. Officers Club. Salvation Army, Ladies Home League, 2 p.m., 410 5th Ave.

Thrift Shop, sponsored by St. Joseph's Hospital Auxiliary, 2-5 p.m., Church and Illinois streets. Borcolis Klwanls Club, 6:30 p.m.. Model Cafe. Steel Creek Hoopers Homemakers dug, 7:30 p.m..

Hernino residence, Chens Hot Springs Road. U.S. Army Reserve, 19B7th Civil Affairs 7:30 p.m., City Police Station. Polar TOPS, 7:30 p.m., Fairbanks Health Center, 800 Airport Way. YMCA Bridge Classes, 7:30 p.m., Hamilton Acres PUD Board, 8 p.m., 517 3rd Hamilton Acres.

Northern Lights Amaranth, p.m., 801 Mnd Ave. University Park P-TA, 8 p.m., University Park multipurpose room. Photography Club, 8 p.m., USO. Farthest North Shrine Club drill team, 8 p.m.. Eagles Hall, 547 sth Ave.

Chapter PEO Sisterhood, 8 p.m., Green residence, Steese Hwy. Ann Landers. Answers Your roblems Thinks He's Funny Dear Ann: My husband thinks he has a great sense of humor. More than once he has insulted people and expected them to laugh it off. When this thing happened he said, "Write to Ann Landers and see what she says.

If Ann doesn't think it's funny I will do the dishes for one week." Last Wednesday I went to my bridge club. We usually have a 1:00 o'clock lunch and start to play at 2:00. As a rule the party breaks up at 5:00. Well, this particular day we got started late and at 5:30 we were just finishing the tally. In walks my 11- year-old son and hands me a large box.

He said "This is from Daddy," I opened the box in front of everyone and there was my mght-gown, toothbrush and an alarm clock. Most of the women laughed, but I think it was because they were embarrassed for me and didn't know what else to do. What's your verdict, Ann? HUMILIATED Dear Humiliated: Be sure to get a detergent that's kind to his bands. The joke might have been amusing if you could have opened the box in private, but before all your friends it was too sharp a needle. Dear Ann: Last year I married a man who used to be an officer in the Army.

This is rny second mar- iage and his first. He has many fine qualities and I guess I shouldn't complain, but he is terribly strict. My two sons, are 8 and 6. They like their new dad but they fear him because he's so stern. He inspects their closets, drawers and clothing.

If their posture isn't good they can't have dessert. When they speak to him they must say "Yes Sir" and "No The other evening I unconsciously said "Yes It was then I decided to write to you. Please advise. UNDER ORDERS Dear Under: Cut out the "Yes Sir, No Sir" before you get an ulser. Discipline balanced with justice and love will never hurt the boys but apparently there's to much rigidity in your home that even you feel like one of the troops.

Your local child guidance center will recommend helpful reading material on parent-children relationships. Give it to the Commander.in-Chief so that he will have a better understanding of his role as a father. Dear Ann: I'm 15 and a fair student. I did a pretty scummy thing and now I don't know how to fix it up. I had a girl friend, Roberta, who always was pretty swell to me.

She was just crazy over this guy and he seemed to like her a lot, too. The fellow I was going with was getting on my nerves so I decided to make a play for Roberta's boy friend. It worked, and now I can't get him out of my hair. He phones me every night, writes love letters, buys me candy and I can't unload him. Roberta and I are no longer friends.

I'm sick of the guy but I don't want to break off with him after two weeks or it will look like I just took him away to see if I could. What do you recommend? STEELER Dear Stealer: It looks that way because it is that way, so you might just as well play it straight and do tomething honest for a change. Strange how often, after we break all the rules to get something, we find it wasn't worth the trouble. To learn how te keep your boy friend in line with, out losing him, send for Ann Landers' booklet, "Necking and And How Far To Go," enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Local Girl Says Vows In Michigan The new Mr.

and Mrs. Ha: ry Armstrong are at home ir Perry, Mich, after their wee ding Feb. 13 in Williamston Mich. The bride is the former Mi: Patricia Wolf, daughter Mr. and Mrs.

George Wol former Fairbanksans now Yuba City, Calif. She live here for fourteen years, a tending local parochial school through the llth Sh graduated from Lathrop Hig School last year. Before trav eling to California last No vember she worked at Lad Air Force Base. The bridegroom, son of Mr and Mrs. Vesper Armstrong Perry, finished a two-year tour of duty at Ladd AFB in January when he received his discharge.

The newlyweds me while he was stationed a Ladd. Fairbanks friends of th bride may write to her car of Box 185, Perry, Mich. Slim, Trim Casual 9357 nffclJ Day-after-day casual 4-H part of National 4-H Club Week observances, March 5-12, emphasis is also placed on the 4-H Leaders' part in the youth movement. An all-day training program was held Saturday in the Zion Lutheran Church basement at which the leaders discussed home econpmics, agricultural and other club projects. Here are several of the leaders examining the construction of a coat, one 4-Her's sewing project.

Left to right are, Alice Buzby, a junior leader and member of the Salcha 4-H Club; Liz Bricker, clothing leader from Delta Junction 4-H Club; Marion Larson, state 4-H leader, University of Alaska Extension Service agent; and Ethel Harris, club leader for the Fireweeds 4-H Club of Farmers Loop area. Photo Service WEEKDAY LUNCH A hearty soup put together jlgtime for a short-order ook. Quick Clam Cream Soup Salad Bowl French Bread 'ruit and Cookies Beverage CLAM CREAM ngredients: 2 cans (13 ounces ach) vichysoisse soup (ready o-eat style), 1 can(7Vfe ounce minced clams, 4 slices bacon, 4 cup thinly sliced scallions some green tops alt, pepper. Turn soup into a me- ium-sized saucepan; id from clams; add liq- reserve Main P-TA To Meet Monday Elementary school systems in other countries will be the topic for discussion at the Junior High P-TA meeting next week. At 8 p.m.

Monday, March 14 in the Main School economics lounge David Williams will speak on Australia; Dr. Leif Owren on Norway; Vivian Erwhon on France; and Yuka Bedford on Japan, according to Mrs. Elbert Rice, program chairman. A question and answer period will be held. The group will make final rained clams.

Heat soup gent- i ans for the April 1 P-TA whisking several times, but student Body Carnival. Mrs. not boil. Meanwhile cook Dorothy Cash and Bob Johnson acon in a skillet until crisp; emove to absorbent paper to rain; crumble. To bacon fat in yet cut with distinction to give skillet add scallions and brown you a figure.

Note lightly; remove with slotted 0on sca iii ons to soup with drained clams and crumbled bacon. Reheat but do not boil. Add salt and pepper to taste. Makes 4 servings. SMALL TALK by Sym flip-over collar, curving yoke, hip pockets.

Choose shantung, cotton no-iron blend for town, travel. Printed Pattern 9357: Misses Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40, 42. Size 16 takes yards 39-inch. Send 50 cents in coin (no stamps, please) for Pattern, with name, adress, style number and size. Address Pattern Bureau, Fairbanks Daily News Miner, Box 42, Old Chelsea Station 9, New York 11, N.Y.

For first-class mailing, include an extra 10 cents per pattern. mix it JUST OUT! Big, new 1960 to combine How Can I Q. How can I make lighter will assist the students, with their planning. Also scheduled for the meeting is a report from the Fire Prevention Committee. H.

Bevington is chairman- wit Pat Fricks and Carl Heflinge as members. The Rev. Mr. Omar Stuen fcel, president, urges all jun ior high parents to attend th meeting. Refreshments will served.

Recent elections to P-TA if ices Speaker Announced Purely Personal For Baha'i Program Mrs. Robert Perry was William Sears will give this week's talk in the state-wide series being presented at 9: OS p.m. each Wednesday over KFAR by the Baha'is of Fairbanks and Tanana Valley. Recently of Johannesburg, Union of South Africa, Sears will speak 'on "A New Interpretation of History." Before taking up pioneer teaching work for the Baha'i World Faith in Africa, he had a successful career in radio andj TV. "God Loves Sears own story, is being pub lished in London.

Anyone interested in taking! part in a listening and dis- cusion group Wednesday may phone Kathryn Alio, 2573 or Wallace Harrison, 2844. One-third of home freezers in use today are more than 17V2 cubic feet, compared with average eight, cubic-foot freezer of 1946. when members of Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, feted her at a -baby shower held in the home of Mrs. Richard Per. kins.

Mrs. Perry received many lovely shower gifts and a cake decorated in a baby motif was served to the guests. Mrs. Paul Baker, Mrs. Gordon Johnson were cohostesses for the event.

Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, Wednesday, March 9, Easter Seal Campaign To Aid Local ACCA Clinic On March 17 approximately 10,000 letters containing East er Seals will be mailed to people in the Fairbanks ity. The Fairbanks United Func board gave the Fairbanks chapter of the Alaska Crip pled Children's Assn. permission to carry on the Easter Seal mail campaign. Because the United Fund Drive was 60 per cent of its goal, the local Speech and Hearing Clinic is short of funds for the year. If crippled children and adults are to continue receiving rehabilitation in the clinic and if help is to be given to handicapped persons not receiving it, Fairbanksans must watch for the seals and respond generously to the appeal.

Mrs. Conrad Frank and Mrsr Donald J. Cook are co-chairmen of the campaign which opens March 17 and continues through Easter Sunday, April 17. 'The National Society for Mppled Children and Adults thousands of crip- jled persons through Easter Seal contributions over the the chairmen said, 'In 1959,1744 crippled children and adults in Alaska received ohysical, speech and hearing, jsychological therapy; special education; medical aid, braces and wheel chairs through this program." Approximately 90 per cent of the funds contributed to the campaign finance services within the state. The remainder helps support a national program of direct service, education and research.

ESA City Council Plans Installation The Epsilon Sigma Alpha City Council installation banquet will be held March 16 in the Officers Club on Ladd Air Force Base. A cocktail hour will be held from p.m. with dinner being.served at 8:30 p.m. Reservations deadline by March 11, can be made by phoning Mrs. Lane Boyer, 3969; Mrs.

Bernard Kopf, 5456; Mrs. Maurice Gupton, 7273; or Mrs. Anthony Messina, 3884. FROSTY EFFECT A frosty effect is perfect for ipliday drinks! Dip tumbler rims in unbeaten egg white and then in sugar. Allow the frosty rims to dry before adding the drink.

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JOE'S MEATS SEAFOODS CORNER GAFFNEY ROAD NOBIE PHONE 7997 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING a report to the people of FAIRBANKS from CHARLIE WILLIS of Alaska Airlines let's chat a minute about EMPTY SEATS beautiful "Golden Nugget" DC-6C airliners often fly from here down to Anchorage on their daily schedule with many empty seats. Now this could mean a variety of the most important thing it means to us is that we are certainly provid- 'ing plenty of service for all you people Fairbanks who want to travel down to Anchorage and vice versa. While we'd of course Eke to seats filled, we feel it's more important t'o Teep one step ahead of Alaska's growing transportation needs by putting bigger equipment, faster equipment and finer equipment on the ALASKA AIRLINES NORDALE HOTEL OR INN 7733 Fairbanks-Anchorage run. That's why we give you the comfort and convenience of "Golden Nugget" DC-6C airliners with their foam seating, cocktail service, big view windows and pretty stewardesses to pamper you very convenient schedules too! 'There's plenty of room for you (as many as 50 seats daily) and there always will be on Alaska Airlines. Come aboard more business or be happy to have and serve you.".