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Secretaries Present Polio Check; Details of 'Aviation' Meeting at Villa Marina Told Executives' Secretaries Inc. Orange County chapter Monday night wound-up a benefit project o this year when President Verona Weeks presented a sizable check to Sheriff Jim Musick the secretaries' contribution to the Infantile Paralysis Foundation (polio program) in Orange county. Sheriff Musick headed the March of Dimes program this past year and has again accepted the chairmanship for the county this coming year. The presentation was made at a dinner meeting of the Orange County Florists' association at the Cirque restaurant with Bess Pawson presiding. Accompanying the Sheriff was John McKittrick chairman of the Infantile Paralysis Foundation. The money was derived from the recent Buds and Duds fashion show benefit at Santa Ana Ebell auditorium the florists sponsoring arrangements and sharing in the benefit funds for the polio program. The Executives' Secretaries at la Marina heard final plans for the national convention slated for Coronado hotel May 13-16. County delegation will be headed by President Verona Weeks with Enid Edmond past president and candidate for a national office and Evelyn Deckert on the slate for national director to be in the group. Marine Flight Program Marines in flight was the theme of the dinner program with Macy Walker executives' secretary from the El Toro Marine Base as chairman. Officers from the base appeared on a panel with their Colonel as moderator. Inflight took in the "jet" to the helicopter the flying machine that is often called the "mercy plane." Function of the various types of planes at the base a clear analysis of operation was told the secretaries, the language of pilots "inflight" interpreted in simple wording thus placing the tactical task aviation under the El Toro Marine program. Entire evening centered on aviation with favors and decorations a part of this program. Guests included bosses and others from the firm members interested in the flight program. Clever Recognition Clever highlight, both for amusement and informative interest, were the original poems and jingles given by President Verona as secretaries introduced themselves, rhymes indicative of the firm's slogan and the member's personality. Also enjoyed was the gift-time with these presented through individual members. At this "aviation" meeting, courtesy and fellowship was again the keynote, this idea employed as table seating was mixed up by means of appropriately designed placecards. Recognitions for service was given where due by the president, including the report of the secretary award at the Fullerton Junior college Eleanor Freberg, making the presentation, and Enid Edmond as business day panel participant. Bette Jo Mittman on Chef Milani’s TV Program Thursday Bette Jo Mittman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mittman of 8232 La Palma Ave. Walker executives' secretary from the El Toro Marine Base as chairman. Officers from the base appeared on a panel with their Colonel as moderator. Inflight took in the "jet" to the helicopter the flying machine that is often called the "mercy plane." Function of the various types of planes at the base a clear analysis of operation was told the secretaries, the language of pilots "inflight" interpreted in simple wording, thus placing the tedious technical terms into "plain speaking." Adding to the panel presentation were moods of planes in question, the miniatures presenting an "on-the-spot" review of military Unfortunate Children To Get Therapy and Recreation Services Orange County's crippled children will receive another year of therapy, swimming instruction, recreation, speech training and other service the County's Society for Crippled Chilren and Adults revealed this week. The final days of the 1954 Easter Seal Campaign looking somewhat brighter it was reported. Although the 1954 quota fell short Orange County folks rallied behind the Seal drive to make the campaign's total exceed the 1953 previous high Dr. LeGrand Spencer president of the group stressed. The Society, Spencer pointed out operates entirely from funds from the sale of Seals and the Seal Coin containers each year and new funds are needed to keep pace with the county's growing population and added service to the crippled children. A summer camp for the handicapped is now being programmed by the Society with extra contributions needed to assure that none of the youngsters are left behind. "Camper-ships for the 10 days in the mountains cost nearly $90." Spencer said. Bette Jo Mittman on Chef Milani's TV Program Thursday Bette Jo Mittman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mittman of 8232 La Palma Ave. will be featured on Chef Milani TV program Thursday at 8 p.m. over Channel 13. Bette Jo will play her accordion her special number for this occasion being "Jolly Caballero." Ohio Visitor Given Surprise Party on Eve of Departure A centerpiece inscribed "From sunny California to beautiful Ohio" was the attraction on a recent evening party when Mrs. Anna Karcher of Carey, Ohio, was honored. She has been in California for the past three and one half months visiting with her sons, Donald, Carl and Frank, as well as other relatives and friends. The party was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Karcher of 211 East Alberta St. with the guest of honor surprised as she was greeted by party guests. Games of pinochle and 500 were played with Mrs. Henry Holtz, Ferdie Patin and Ed Heinz taking the score awards. Others sharing the party with Mrs. Karcher, who, with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Jordon of Hawthorne has returned to her home in Carey were: Mr. and Mrs. Donald Karcher, Carl Karcher and daughter, Anne; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Heinz, Mrs. Lena Kirsch, Henry Holtz, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Holtz, Mrs. Ferdie Patin, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heinz and son, John Heinz, the Misses Loretta, Cecilia and Virginia Heinz Ed, Ray, Ernie Heinz and Jim Devine. Enthusiasm Gives Mrs. Daoust Eyes Sweeping the mind guests, the members entertainment world which last night at the El reviewer and lecturer "Oscar" from the year. Election of new officers took a "back-seat" to because of its interest Gil Daoust, program of this past year was elected of the juniors-for the "Women Are People" topic for such a gag presented by the girl who gave typical word situations involving presentations through going over "with applause was any indication fully combining the in drama in fine balance taining program, at it was said to be a pot-pot humor and information. Most typical of the artistic pictures was a shop a lingerie department day. Then there was table ride home on bundles and patience in a great degree. Women, Illogic "Women may be they can be counted things stirred up. In men are superior. In a prescription may be most anything from not to a free train ticket cautiously," said Mrs. The guest speaker led of taking her listeners joyous days with giving with the paanecdotes on farmers' tions in rural areas. "Of course we all know A DIAMOND FOR MOTHER ON MOTHER'S DAY Don't deny your sweetheart what she wants. You'll be happy, too—seeing that exquisite gem glowing on her finger. You can't go wrong in our selection. Convenient Credit KENDRICK'S JEWELER 155 W. Center, Anaheim We Close Every Day at 5:30 p.m. ANOTHER CHECK AGAINST POLIO—Verona Weeks, (left center) happily turns over a generous check to Sheriff Jim Musick left to center( of Orange County, for the fight to exterminate polio in this county. John McKittrick, (right) chairman of the paralysis foundation fund program shares in the pleasure as does Bess Pawson, president of the Orange County Florists' association. She presided at the florists' dinner meeting at The Cirque Monday night when the presentation took place. The florists have also contributed toward the polio fund, receiving their funds, (as did the secretaries), from the Buds and Duds benefit. (Bulletin photo) Women Native Daughters Invite Pioneers to Tea This Saturday Native Daughters of the Women carrie lou sutherland - editor Enthusiasm Greets Junior Ebell Speaker, Mrs. Daoust Elected 1954-55 President Sweeping the minds of the Anaheim Junior Ebell members, their guests, the members of the senior club and mothers into an entertainment world when she spoke at the May meeting of the junior last night at the Ebell clubhouse Fanny McEnroe, humorist, book reviewer and lecturer received the unanimous "Excellent Program 'Oscar'" from the audience for the year. Election of new officers rather took a "back-seat" to the program because of its interest. Mrs. Virgil Daoust, program chairman for this past year was elected leader of the juniors for the ensuing year. "Women Are People", an exciting topic for ruch a gathering, was presented by the guest speaker who gave typical word pictures of situations involving females, her presentations throughout the evening going over "with a bang" if applause was any indication. Skillfully combining the ingredients of drama in fine balance her entertaining program, at its conclusion, was said to be a pot-pourri of fun, humor and information. Most typical of the short dramatic pictures was a shopping trip to a lingerie department on a sale day. Then there was the inevitable ride home on the bus with bundles and patience both tried to a great degree. Women, Illogical? "Women may be illogical but they can be counted on to keep things stirred up. In illness, women are superior. In their minds a prescription may be used for almost anything from medicinal care to a free train ticket, if handled cautiously," said Mrs. Enroe. The guest speaker had a knack of taking her listeners back to the joyous days with grandma. In keeping with the past were her anecdotes on farmers and operations in rural areas. Of course we all know that woFirst in the Dakota territory. She is a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and is a direct descendant of Dr. Samuel Fuller of the Mayflower. Her college degrees are from Fargo College, Emerson College of Oratory in Boston and Northwestern. She is known as an actor and writer and former teacher. Other Officers Named Installation of newly-elected officers will be at the June meeting, announced Mrs. Jack Suiter, retiring president. Elected to serve with Mrs. Daoust were Mrs. Robert Loomis, first vice president; Mrs. Arthur Pressel, second vice; Mrs. Donald Gordon, recording secretary; Mrs. Maxwell Doyle, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Robert Graham, treasurer; Mrs. Forrest Wolverton, curator; Mrs. Avon Carlson, curator; Mrs. Britt Gray, memberships; Mrs. Wallace Dedic, federation extension and auditor; Mrs. John Heinz, ways and means; Mrs. Leonard Bouas, press relations; Mrs. Wayne Butterbaugh, social service and Mrs. Suiter, hospitality. Honored guests were recognized with past and present sponsors, mothers and president of the senior club, Mrs. Bush given special introductions. Report of the contribution to the Dental Health Clinic, the project of the Southern District was reported as was the report of $1000 to the Anaheim Mother Colony Hospital Native Daughters Invite Pioneers to Tea This Saturday Native Daughters of the Golden West, Grace Parlor, has slated a Pioneer tea for May 8 between the hours of 2 and 4 p.m. at the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter MeFarland at 5961 Placentia Ave., (the home is at the corner of Placentia Avenue and Chapman). Among the guests attending will be Mrs. Florence Boyle of Oroville, state chairman of the Pioneer Roster. Pioneer relative to guests for the party dates back to 1885 with many having already received written or verbal invitations. Those who have not been contacted are now issued an invitation. Summer Drama Class Plans Productions Three plays of summer stock will be presented by members of a Drama Workshop to be conducted this summer as part of the Santa Ana College Evening Summer session, opening June 21 and running through Aug. 13. Lee Ford, head of the SAC drama department who will be instructor for the summer course, said the plays being considered are "Mr. Roberts," "Ten Nights in a Barroom," and "Born Yesterday." Miss Rita Riggs, also of the SAC drama staff, will assist with costuming and scenery. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Regain your Health—the Natural way thru Chiropractic Dr. John L. Waite, D.C. Phone KE 5-4426 121 E. Broadway, Anaheim they can be counted on to keep things stirred up. In illness, women are superior. In their minds a prescription may be used for almost anything from medicinal care to a free train ticket, if handled cautiously," said Mrs. Enroe. The guest speaker had a knack of taking her listeners back to the joyous days with grandma. In keeping with the past were her anecdotes on farmers and operations in rural areas. "Of course we all know that women are the best worriers, of the superior sex but we will admit that we have limitations in the financial field. We feel we are head and shoulders above the male in the romance and love department and will give a man a break in so far as hobbies are concerned. About Friendship Mrs. McEnroe quoted: "You can make a friend of anyone if you build up another person's ego." Everyone knows that a woman has a great capacity for making friends but not always keeping them, pointed out the speaker. Speaker's Background Mrs. McEnroe is from a pioneer American family, her folks settling READY FOR OCCUPANCY! 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Report of the contribution to the Dental Health Clinic, the project of the Southern District was reported as was the report of $1000 to the Anaheim Mother Colony Hospital Fund and $262.45, established for a scholarship savings fund by the club. Federation chairman, Mrs. Leighton Miller gave May 6 as the reciprocity meeting date at Santa Ana. Reservations are to be made by calling Key 5-6915. Get District Honors Southern District convention report by Mrs. John Heinz, with Anaheim taking second and honorable mention in the Hoffmaster awards in "Build a Better Community contest and honorable mention for the historian's book. Proposed amendment by which the first fall general meeting would be in September was read. Teatime followed the meeting with the May Day theme accenting decorations. Pouring were Mrs. Leon Gillilan of Placentia, mother of the retiring president and Mrs. Bush. Mrs. Ralph Maas Jr. was hostess chairman for the evening. 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