News-Press from Fort Myers, Florida • Page 9

Woman Still Charlotte County Candidates to Speak Fort Myers (Fla.) News-Press, Marck 14, 1967 9-A Easter on Parade Is Fashion Show Theme Of The Year i In the consolation play Wayne Carr, Clifford McDonald and Bill Venn remain undefeated. Larry Millikin and Geoffrey Schaar are tied with two wins and two losses. In the ladder tournament, Conger leads, followed by Harry Leith, Bob Heavener, Richard Schoff, Gerald Hamilton, Noguera, John C. Davis, Gary Simomon, Gordon Taylor, Marty Bateman, Bob Parker, Victor Leith, Carr and Don Witter m. Leaders among the 22 girls are Annette Douglas, Rosa Marie Pattie, Linda Bird, Barbara Gudbaur, Libby Van Tassell and Pattie Hurst.

During the school fair Sunday, 12 boys were on hand to do battle with all comers. The St. Joseph Hospital Auxiliary will meet at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the First Federal Savings and Loan Community Room. Gray Lady By RENE Here is my nomination for Gray Lady of the Year, Mxs.

T. of Maiden, Mass. "What's going on down there anyway? Maybe you are really looking for your readers to write to you. But, Mrs. Carpenter.

Clubs! Really! Don't you know that every woman who has never gotten out of her graham-cracker-crumby bed before noon for 12 years will write to you and say, "Sweetie, I have been local chapter president of the Mother's Club for Boys under Seven Who Smoke for nine years and I can't tell you what a blast it's been! They are lying to you, Mrs. Carpenter. "People, women I mean, do want to write to you. It's very flattering of you to ask, but do we really care who sleeps and who clubs? I mean isn't what you're really after some Color? You did mention something about black, white and gray but if you want interesting columns, and maybe some interesting readers, why don't you ask for them? Now, your friendliness is nice and its rather touching really when, in your position, you don't have to bother with the dregs of woman hood, but could rub Mrs. Charlotte Weeks of the Tres Chic Dress Shoppe narrated the show.

Black and white were the predominant colors in the show, with occasional splashes of bright orange, greens, purples, shocking pinks and yellows. Mrs. Virginia Hull modeled an all-cotton grape slack outfit, coordinated with colorful blouse, complimented with matching dangling earrings. Mrs. Janet Wright chose green knit slacks with a shocking pink and lemon yellow hand-screened overblouse which hugged the hips.

A black and white shift with spaghetti straps, rhinestone trim, fitted bodice and swirl skirt was shown by Mrs. Maureen Jones. A nautical motif of red, white and blue was seen in the shift with brass button trim worn by Mrs. Sara Clark. Mrs.

Gwen Wilson appeared in a misty blue shift, with a street-length white lace coat. The coat was gathered In the back to give a flowing effect. A navy blue and white summer weight gabardine outfit was shown by Mrs. Janet Maher. The miniskirt was accented with a patent leather red and white polka dot hip belt.

Mrs. Shirley Mears, was chairman, with Mrs. Jeanne Alsene as co-chairman. Forty-two door prizes, donated by area merchants, were New officers of the Order of Eastern Star, Chapter 31, are Mrs. Mae Price and John Abraham.

Eastern Star Installs Worthy Matron, Patron CARPENTER elbows and maybe have eon venations with outstanding women. And I hope you don't just take my word for it that there are some. "But don't you see, you've got to ask some intriguing, arresting questions. You could write in your friendly style, 'And I want to hear from all you girls who are married to Siamese twins, You'd be flooded with replies because you know very well that nobody calls on those women much. "Another query might go: 'If you've had seven kids in six years, would you let me Those ladies never get enough attention; they'd love to feel needed.

"I guess I could go on for pages, but you asked-specifkally for gray women to write. Now I suppose you mean me, because I don't belong to clubs and I don't feel home is a haven, except after 10 p.m. when the night raiders have given it up for another day. You also asked why my kind of woman is a little bit tired most of the time. I think it's because I don't get enough sleep.

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Mae Price and John Abraham were installed as worthy matron and worthy patron of Fort Myers Chapter 31 Order of the Eastern Star Saturday night at the Masonic Temple. Other officers installed by Mrs. Ethel Dobson, past grand matron of Florida assisted by Ed Mershon, past patron were Mrs. Agnes Matthews, associate matron; Charles Matthews, associate patron Miss Joanna Carpenter, secretary; Mrs. Henrietta Blust, treasurer; Mrs.

Margaret Nathurst, conductress; Mrs. Mary Nan Ellis, associated conductress; Miss Noreen chaplain; Mrs. Helen Faye Ellis, marshal; Mrs. Mabel Lezotte, organist; Mrs. Mar-jorie Ruth, Adah; Betty Swain, Ruth; Mrs.

Elsa Chalmers, Esther; Mrs. Gladys Smith, Martha; Mrs. Ann Wolfe, Electa; Mrs. Nancy Workinger, warder; and William Grimes, sentinel. Assisting with the installation were Mrs.

Lucille Grimes, grand marshal; Mrs. Dora Shultz, grand chaplain; and Mrs. Gertrude Schooley, grand organist. Other distinguished guests welcomed by Miss Woodcox were Mrs. Minnie Lee Peek, past grand Martha; Mrs.

Maude Mershon, past grand marshal; Mrs. Charlotte Piedmore, grand representative to Idaho; Mrs. Irene BRING A NEIGHBOR By WELMA BARTON The Charlotte County Republican Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Port Charlotte Community Center. The speakers will be Warren Henderson, candidate for the state senate, and Kent MoKintey, James Tillman and Granville Crabtree, the three Republican candidates for the state house of representatives for this district.

"The Basis for Chinese Hatred of the United States" will be discussed by Col. Floyd Pfeiffer at the Provisional League of Women Voters of Charlotte County Thursday. The meeting is scheduled for 2 p.m. in the Educational Building off Carmelita Street in Punta Gorda. The public is invited.

Approximately 450 people lined up at Port Charlotte Beach Saturday for the dinner and oyster roast served by the Port Charlotte Fish and Game dub. This was the club's eighth annual oyster roast and beach party. Funds raised from the project will Ibe used to finance the children's fish-a-thon this summer. Following the oyster roast, Helen De Marco, chairman, entertained Louis and Betty Blair, Jo Anthony, Kit Lum, Joanne Stanley and Hal Bishop with a knockwurst and sauerkraut supper at the Ibeach. These folks were the ones responsible for making the roast such a huge success.

The intcrclub meeting, sponsored by the Empire State Club Friday evening in St. Charle's cafetorium for those from New Jersey and Pennsylvania Clubs attracted approximately 200 members and guests. The Scotts, who entertained, jumped the gun on St. Patrick's Day by opening the program with some Irish songs, followed by songs and dances of general interest. They also showed pictures of their resort in Deposit, N.

Y. The PrnnsylvHniH Club has procured a block of tickets for the Pittsburgh Pirates vs Philadelphia Phillies game Saturday in Fort Myers. Those who plan to attend will meet at the Bowlerama at noon and leave in private cars. Bill Henneke, George Gordan, Leo Goodman, Harry Liggett, Fill Ford and Norman Gilson are in charge of reservations. In the Charlotte County Schools Chess Club Championship Tournament only Glen Conger remains undefeated after outplaying Ruben Noguera in the end game.

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In fact, it's a good idea to have two brushes. A nylon bristle brush with rounded tips for stimulating the scalp can also double for styling. However, nothing is finer than a natural bristle brush for cleaning the hair and for 'bringing out its natural highlights. Think it's too much triuble? Not really. That famous .100 strokes a night can't take more than 10 minutes and the satisfying end result is certainly worth the time spent.

Don't ever worry about vigorous brushing ruining your now set. If your hair is cut and shaped properly and has the bounce it ought to have, your set will fall right into place. If you find you're fighting your way through strands of hair, it means you have oversprayed. Be careful not to have a heavy finger on that aerosol button. Brushing has a threefold purpose To stimulate your scalp and increase circulation, so that both your scalp and your hair remain in good health.

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Hurry Supply of Gifts Is limited. (NewvPrtst Burtou) PUNTA GORDA Easter on Parade was the theme of the annual fashion show of Eta Nu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Saturday at the Punta Gorda Country Club. The 1 officer's table was centered with a pastel floral arrangement, surrounded with artificial green grass and eggs, made to resemble bunnies. Guest tables were centered with nests of green grass, filled with multi-colored Easter eggs. Favors were miniature Easter' baskets.

Polly's Pointers Hide With Bamboo By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY My Pointer is for A. F. whose laundry tubs, washer and dryer are an eyesore in one end of her basement family room. By three, or the necessary number, pair of bamboo draperies to fit all across a drapery track installed on the ceiling or on a beam, leaving only enough room between the laundry equipment and the draperies so they will open and close easily. Overcast or tie three panels together with bulky, bright-colored wool which is an accent color for the room.

Do the same to the other half of the panels and you have one wide pair of curtains. These draperies, closed, make an attractive background "wall." When using the laundry area, push the draperies to one side. MRS. PAT DEAR POLLY We built a room divider to hide our laundry equipment. This is just a bit higher than the tallest thing to be hidden.

There are shelves on either side. Those on the laundry side hold soap and so on, 'and those on the family room side hold decorative items. Ours has a planter on top. RUTH DEAR POLLY We hobbyists get great ideas from the column so now we have a request. The members of our Arts and Crafts group would like suggestions for the use of the wide satin ribbon which comes in bows on florist's bouquets.

GLADYS DEAR POLLY I wanted to send an antique china tea set to my daughter who lives across the continent from me. I was afraid it would get broken. Finally I decided to save my empty dish washing lotion plastic bottles. When I had enough of them I wrapped and packed the tea set and placed this package in a larger box lined with the plastic bottles. It arrived in perfect condition.

IRENE DEAR GIRLS Do note that Irene first wrapped and carefully packed the china before putting it in the larger box lined with the empty plastic bottles. POLLY DEAR POLLY During the summer I discovered this Pointer. I saved nut shells and used them for drainage in the bottoms of my hanging flower baskets. They are much lighter than rocks or bits of broken clay pots for use in such baskets where weight counts. MRS.

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Miss Eva Brightman and Miss Gayle Duffey members of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls, lighted the can-dclabras. Palms, bouquets of red roses and flower trees at each point of the star completed the appointments. Mrs. Ethel Palmer sang "I'll Never Walk Alone," after Mrs. Price, was escorted by her son-in-law Richard E.

Russell. Mrs. Russell presented her mother with a bouquet of long-stemmed red roses and a gavel. Mr. Abraham was escorted to his station by his wife.

Miss Woodcox and Edward Herbst were presented with past matron and past patron pins, gifts from their officers. Mrs. Mershon presented the star-point officers with Maude Mershon pins. These pins are traveling pins presented each year to the new officers. Mrs.

Price selected "Love one another" as her motto, "To live as God would have me live" as her prayer, the Holy Bible as her guide; red and white as her colors, the crown and scepter as her emblem, and the red rose as her flower. The first meeting of the year will be at 8 p.m. Monday at the Masonic Temple. We don't worry when our child speaks a month later than a friend's, or uses baby-talk. We don't worry over sentence structure or the pronunciation of words.

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SCHRAUB: What do you think about some teachers who dole out marks to children as if they were cash out of their own pockets, and felt they could get a better bargain if they shopped around? Can't they equate a child's satisfaction and delight in a really good mark with the motivation and love of learning it brings them and their own sense of what a mark should be? If a child tries hard and the paper can be marked 88 and is not a matter of specific point marking but one of opinion, as in a composition, why can't the teacher give the child a 90? This always surprises me. Mrs. H.A. ANSWER Dear Mrs. What you say may have some truth in it.

You should understand, though, that many teachers dislike report cards as much as the students and wish they didn't have to grade youngsters this way. It is true, too, that teachers, being human, vary in their approaches to marking, some being known as "hard markers," and some as "easy markers." The refinements to which some report card marks are carried can also be extreme. I have seen 84Vs for math, for example. On the whole, though, I feel teachers try to be fair in this difficult area. In view of the emphasis college admission boards are placing on grades today, the pressure to be both fair and accurate is present.

If there are to be marks at all, they must have some basis in fact! DEAR MRS. SCHRAUB: Whv is it a child can learn to speak the English language, which surely is not an easy one, with no trouble at all, but when it comes to learning to read it, there's trouble? Do you think it has something to do with the way we go about teaching it? K.B. ANSWER Dear Mr. B. Teaching is always involved to an important extent, but if we are going to compare reading with speaking, we must compare our attitudes toward both.

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