anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-17

Pupil-Chorus Featured on PTA Program; Horace Mann Teacher 22 Years Honored The voices of 60 children joined in chorus was one of the highlights of the final meeting; of the Horace Mann PTA held in the school auditorium. Led by Mrs. Harmon, sixth grade teacher, with Mrs. Harriet Schadewald, music consultant, as accompanist, the combined sixth grade chorus presented five songs. Prior to their vocal selections, Dora Jean Wollin presented both Mrs. Harmon and Mrs. Schadewald with corsages from the PTA in appreciation of the time and effort spent with them in rehearsal. Miss Emille Axtell, faculty member, who has taught 22 years at Horace Mann school, was and who retires from the schools this year, was honored. A beautiful table lamp and an orchid corsage was presented Miss Axtell by Mrs. Vernon Starr, in behalf of the Parent-Teacher association. Sharing the program of the evening were three speakers from the Premont Junior High school and a panel of sixth grade students from Horace Mann school. Participating from Premont Junior High were Mrs. Tommy Thomason, principal; Mrs. Melva Williams, dean of girls, and Avon Carlson, dean of boys, each of whose gave a short resume of the type school program to be set up. Thiamason stated that the Junior high plan offers students a better opportunity for satisfactory exploratory experiences, better social adjustment, better counseling and guidance program for the child. The student panel was composed of students from each of the three sixth grades at Horace Mann school. Participating were Linda Monell, Marilyn Bain, Janice Mitchell, Russell Copeland Marie Jenkins, and Stephen Brandon. Tab School Bonds, Taxes John P. Mary, with the aid of interesting charts, explained the elementary school bond issue to be voted for in June. Enrollment in our Anaheim Elementary schools has jumped from 1,462 children in daily attendance in 1950 to an expected 3,555 in September 1954. This number is expected, from housing developments in progress, president, with colors presented by Cub Scouts of Den No. 10, under the leadership of Mrs. Carmen Franco. On June 5 a committee of fathers, headed by Carmen Franco, is planning a dance to honor the women who have served as room mothers this past year. "They are promising an enjoyable evening with the admission price to be a cake, pie, or cookies," states Mrs. O'Brien. Fourth grade room-mother hostesses were Mrs. A. P. Mitchell, Mrs. Don White, Mrs. Roy Schiebel, Mrs. C. J. Blue, and Mrs. C. E. Gilpin. Pouring at the tea table were Mrs. Windsor Seapy and Mrs. Frank Del Giorgio. Woman of Year to Be Named by FJC Students To dramatize the qualities which women admire in one another, women students at Fullerton Junior College will select, for the first time this year, a coed to be titled "Woman of the Year." Sponsored by Associated Women Students, the contest will be joined by all women's groups on campus, said Edith Myers of Norwalk, AWS president. Ten coeds will be nominated by clubs. Five will become finalists. Popular vote of women students will elevate one of the finalists to the title of "Woman of the Year." She will be introduced and awarded at the annual rose tea, May 26. Ten points of judging will be considered. The screening committee will select finalists by ranking the nominees of these qualifications as follows: one point for these qualifications as president; two points for these qualifications as chairman; three points for these qualifications as vice president; four points for these qualifications as secretary; and Mrs. Ethel W Berkeley, treasurer. HELEN J., MADDUX New State BPW Head BPW Endorses Mildred Young Elects Officers SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Mildred Younger, Republican candidate for the state Senate Los Angeles, has been enlisted by the board of directors California Federation of B and Professional Women's Association. The endorsement was yesterday at the closing of the group's 34th annual convention. In other action, the 103 gates elected Helen J. Madukia president for the year. Other new officers are Gladys Anne Sheerin, Vivian Elow, Los Angeles, 2nd vice president; Mrs. LoDocha Ellis, 3rd vice president; Mrs. Mae secretary; and Mrs. Ethel W Berkeley, treasurer. Marywood Musicales Fremont Menu For Week Listed Tuesday, Spaghetti, green beans, pineapple slaw, pears. Wednesday, Hotdogs, buttered corn, macaroni salad, fruit. Thursday, Meat loaf, potatoes, cranberry jello, cookie. Friday, Baked fish, stewed tomatoes, carrot sticks, apricot cobbler. Cost 28 cents a plate. Ice cream, 5 cents and 10 cents. Hotdogs 15 cents. Scientific Hair Cutting for Fashionable Women House of Verla 122 S. Lemon Street Anaheim • KE 5-4925 Climatized Air-Conditioning John P. Mary, with the aid of interesting charts, explained the elementary school bond issue to be voted for in June. Enrollment in our Anaheim Elementary schools has jumped from 1,462 children in daily attendance in 1950 to an expected 3,555 in September 1954. This number is expected, from housing developments in progress, to skyrocket to 5,950 by 1958. The PTA urges all parents to go to the polls in June and support their public schools! Avon Carlson spoke for the high school district tax issue to come before the public in June. He stated that Anaheim and Whittier are the two fastest growing communities in the United States. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Oliver O'Brien, Women's League at Zion Lutheran to Get Convention News Reports on the Riverside convention will be given in Thursday's 2 p.m. meeting of Zion Lutheran Womens League. Mrs. Walter Knigge, president, and Mrs. Elroy Oldenburg will present reports. The program will feature a showing of color slides on the workings of the guild system within Fairh Lutheran church of os Angeles. Mrs. William Scharnwebber, former member of that church and now an Anaheim resident, will show the slides. The Rev. E. H. Pflag, pastor of the church, will give a brief talk on "Stewardship." The league is considering giving up all kinds of money-making projects and making their gifts to church work entirely free - will donations. Herb Society Slates 'Open Garden' Event The Orange County Herb Society will have its "open garden" Thursday at the junction of North Flower and North Park Boulevard, Santa Ana. Cuttings from the small herb plants will be on sale. It is by such a sale in the spring and herb products in the fall that money is received to aid in maintaining the garden which has proved to be a civic beautification project as well as a means for products to those who desire the herbs. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. In other action, the 103 gates elected Helen J. Madia Ukiah president for the year. Other new officers are Gladys Anne Sheerin, V/sal vice president; Evelyn Elowow, Los Angeles, 2nd viceident; Mrs. LoDoria Ellis, 3rd vice president; Mrs. Ma secretary; and Mrs. Ethel W Berkeley, treasurer. Marywood Musicales To Feature Ann Fabio Miss Ann Fabian, a MA high school senior, will play gram of piano music for her tonight at 8 o'clock at the Miss Fabian will present of the repertoire she has a while fulfilling the requirement the school's certificate course music. A vocal ensemble wsing. The parent of Marywood members of the Al and friends of the schoo would enjoy an evening of ful music, are invited to Miss Fabian's program. Y Indian Guide Tribal Hold Dinner Meeting Fathers and sons of all A "Y" Indian Guide Tribes gather at the YMCA at 6 p.m. night for a pot luck dinner program, according to Jo Berch. General Secretary, rect charge of the program. Dwile Heggerm, program s or, who reports that two v interesting movies have been ed for part of the program are "Jet Propulsion" and Live With Danger". Two F Junior College students, Foley and Ernie Contraras, put on an exhibition on the poline. The two newest Y Indian Tribes will be inducted Morn the Mohawk Trive, under th ership of Chief Herb Leo two trives are the Chinook of which Bill Fricker is th and the Mojave Trive, of Herman Lenz is the chief, tribal members of all th tribes will also be inducted will present a display of th dividual and club projects th the dinner. Each Indian Gu his dad are to bring a cover and table service. VERLA 122 S. LEMON STREET ANAHEIM • KE 5-4925 Climatized Air-Conditioning EXPERIENCE ...a must If all of the prescriptions we have compounded thru the years should be placed end to end... well, it certainly would demonstrate that our skilled Registered Pharmacists have had plenty of experience! But we still check each compounding step—just to make sure! For prompt, precise service, be sure to bring us your Doctor's prescriptions. HEYING REXALL DRUG 144 W. Center—KE 5-3204 A GOOD PHARMACIST ...A GOOD NEIGHBOR PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Women carrie lou sutherland – editor Recreation Director Outlines Summer Program for Youths at Lincoln PTA Meet Outlining a most impressive summer recreation program, Don Derr, recreation director of Anaheim, spoke to the members of the Lincoln Parent Teacher Association at a recent meeting at the school. New activities this year will include dancing, tap or ballet, and summer orchestra and band. Otherwise the program will follow that of past summers with swimming, juvenile league baseball, tennis, arts and crafts being featured. Derr announced that during the first part of June programs will be distributed to acquaint the parents with the available facilities for their youngsters during the summer. An interesting demonstration in aluminum craft was given by Mrs. Marge Burchell's after-school Kraft Klub. The three members taking part were Catherine Gates, Dot Nankervis, and Linda Backus. Speaks on Bond Issue Paul Cook, superintendent of elementary schools, explained the forthcoming school bond issue. With the tremendous growth of Anaheim, the need for a projected school program was stressed. Brownie Scouts of troop 17, Mrs. Edward Real and Mrs. Tad Cook leaders, gave the flag salute to open the meeting. Brownies taking part were Judith West Mary Koch, Janice Coehlo, Christine Miles, Connie Libby, Helen Louise Rea Paula Venable, Carol Wagner and Judy Cook. State convention news was given by Mrs. Jack Polley and Mrs. Herbert Taylor. Parent interest in PTA and class demonstrations were suggested by Mrs. Polley to be emphasized in the coming year. The thought for the day was given by Mrs. Jim Mesnazd. Enroll Kindergarten Announcements were made that Kindergarten enrollment will be held May 24 through 28 from 9 until 12 in the morning at Lincoln for both Lincon and Thomas Edison schools. Also Thomas Edison PTA will hold their organization and charter meeting on May 27. An invitation was extended to all sixth grade mothers to attend the next Premont PTA meeting. P. S. Doane, who is retiring at the end of this term after 18 years as principal of Lincoln School was presented a gift on behalf of the Parent association by Mrs. Ben Wright. Presiding at the tea table which was decorated with spring flowers, were Mrs. James Hull and Mrs. Robert Davis. Hostesses for the social hour were fifth grade room mothers, Mrs. Otto Trapp and Mrs. George Donnell. District Attorney Candidates to Spend Here Tuesday Morning Four candidates for county district attorney present their qualification reasons for filling at day morning meeting club. The meeting will at 9:30 a.m. at the Kuchel headquarters corner of Clementine Center Streets. Candidates to be are Robert Kneeland Ana, Robert Fraser of Frank Linnell of Bleach, Elmer Guy of They will each speak mately 10 minutes with period to follow. Hospitality half precede the session George Alden, preside club to extend the Invitiation is issued to son interested in the County candidates for the most important of the county courts. The meeting is open public with the speakers uled at 10 a.m. Mrs Morris is program c Here and There Between 4 and 5 p.m., Channel 7, Cherry Bailin Griffin and Jane L dents of Val Moore dance teacher appear. Al Jarvis show. On a the dancers from the dios presented a show sa, honoring the appro fry. One of the studer Tunell is a queen contes fish fry. Mildred and Paul C last Friday to Monr they have opened a liqu Buena Park Woman Installed Head of County Junior Federation; Anaheim Gets Press Trophy Mrs. Gail Burnett of Buena Park was elected president of the Orange County Federation of Women's clubs. Junior membership at the general meeting in the Santa Ana Woman's clubhouse in the neighboring city. Other officers named to serve with Mrs. Barnett were: First Vice President, Mrs. Duane Ve Del, Brea; Second Vice Mrs. Don Hayton, Newport Beach; Recording Secretary, Mrs. James Jay, Seal Beach; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Don Taylor Santa Ana; Treasurer Mrs. Harry Arnold, Anaheim; Auditor, Mrs. Everett Ross, Fullerton; Parliamentarian, Mrs. Richard Dishman, La Habra; Historian and Press, Clifford Holt, Santa Ana; Representatives, Mrs. Leon West, Placentia; Mrs. Carl McIntee, Costa Mesa; Mrs. Lew Williams, Laguna Beach; Mrs. Robert Lambert, Huntington Beach; Mrs. Jess Pickett, Garden Grove; Mrs. Michael Corrigan, San Juan Capistrano; Mrs. C. H. Holman, San Clemente. Theme for the county this year is "Constructive clubs for Happy Homes" Welcome was given by Mrs. Ana Junior Woman's club. Mrs. Norman Watson, president presiding for county. Response was given by Mrs. Gail Barnett of Buena Park. Guests introduced were Mrs. E. E. Patnior, Southern district advisor and Mrs. W. E. Reed, president of Orange County seniors Anaheim Gets Trophy A press and public relations trophy was presented to the outstanding club in Orange county, Anaheim Junior Ebell, first; La Habra and Laguna second; Santa Ana third. Santa Ana Juniors won first place in Civil Defense, Buena Park first in Federation extension, Brea Juniors first in Veterans service, La Habra first in federation extension, Inspiration and Veterans service. Officers from Orange county to serve on Southern district board are Mrs. Norman Watson, who was elected first vice and Mrs. Paul Harris of La Habra. Treasurer Recognition Ceremony A recognition graduation ceremony for past county board members was given by county advisor, Mrs. Marion F. Spencer. Those honored were Meadames Grover Hermes, W. E. Martin, Ralph Fore, Robert Bidwell, Buell Brown, William Rosenfeld and Milton Johnson. Advisors trophy for Junior-Senior cooperation was presented by Mrs. T. R. Coleman, past county advisor, to the outstanding club in Junior-Senior cooperation. Seal Beach were the winners. Attendance trophy was won again by Huntington Beach Juniors. Program was presented by Mrs. Upton Pett, first vice of Santa Ana Woman's club. Men's double quartet of the First Christian church sang four delightful numbers; "Stout hearted men," "No man is an Island," "When Day is Done"; "Dry Bones"; "Skip to M Lou". Honor Advisor Mrs. F. Spencer and Mrs. Norman Watson received a gift in appreciation for the year's work. The summer conference will be held June 5 at Seal Beach. As their welfare project for this year the Orange County Federation Woman's clubs, Junior membership have presented the polio ward of the Orange County hospital with a portable resuscitator and a croupette. Margaret Truman to Enter Summer Stock NEW YORK (UP) — Margaret Truman will make her stage debut COLD FUR STORAGE The Only Safe Protection Against MOTH - HEAT FIRE - THEFT Cold Storage Vault On Premises Have Your Furs RESTYLED NOW AT REDUCED PRICES! OLIVE M. DULING FURS 218 N. Broadway Santa Ana KI 2-1223 Orange County's Foremost Furrier Anaheim Gets Trophy A press and public relations trophy was presented to the outstanding club in Orange county. Anaheim Junior Ebell, first; La Habra and Laguna second; Santa Ana third. Santa Ana Juniors won first place in Civil Defense, Buena Park first in Federation extension, Brea Juniors first in Veterans service, La Habra first in federation extension, Inspiration and Veterans year the Orange County Federation Woman's clubs, Junior membership, have presented the polio ward of the Orange County hospital with a portable resuscitator and a croupette. Margaret Truman to Enter Summer Stock NEW YORK (UP) — Margaret Truman will make her stage debut in stock this summr at Mountain Home, Pa., in a play called "A Church Mouse" a comedy by Ladislaw Fodor. The former president's daughter previously has confined her professional activities to the concert stage, television and radio. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful. Courteous. Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 FOOLISH to endanger yourself, your family and your home by attempting home methods of cleaning. Yes, home methods of cleaning are tricky and dangerous, and usually the results are most unsatisfactory. So why not take advantage of our reasonable prices? You'll like them, as well as the appearance of your garments when we clean them! ERMISCH "MY. CLEANER" Karl Knapp, Owner 117 W. Cypress St. Ph. KE 5-4618 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING District Attorney Candidates to Speak Here Tuesday Morning Four candidates for the office of county district attorney will present their qualifications and reasons for filing at the Tuesday morning meeting Women's club. The meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. at the Tommy Kuchel headquarters at the corner of Clementine and West Center Streets. Candidates to be presented are Robert Kneeland of Santa Ana, Robert Fraser of Tustin, Frank Linnell of Newport Bleach, Elmer Guy of Fullerton. They will each speak approximately 10 minutes with question period to follow. Hospitality half hour will precede the session with Mrs. George Alden, president of the club to extend the welcome. Invitation is issued to any person interested in these Orange County candidates for one of the most important officers in the county courts. The meeting is open to the public with the speakers scheduled at 10 a.m. Mrs. Coalson Morris is program chairman. Here and There Between 4 and 5 p.m. today over Channel 7, Cherry Bailey, Beverlin Griffin and Jane Leopard, students of Val Moore, Hawaiian dance teacher appear. This is the Al Jarvis show. On a recent date the dancers from the Moore studios presented a show at Costa Mesa, honoring the approaching fish fry. One of the students, Shelby Tunell is a queen contestant for the fish fry. Mildred and Paul Czapla moved last Friday to Monrovia where they have opened a liquor store. AUGUST WEDDING—Mary Ann Loralne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loraine at Huntington Beach and Ronald Legg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Legg at 129 Flower, Anaheim, will wed this summer in the St. Simon and Jude sanctuary at Huntington Beach. The bride-elect is a student at Orange Coast college and met her bridegroom elect on that campus. He is a graduate of Anaheim High school and is employed with Yellis Dairy. Louise Gallagher Heads FJC Service Club for Next Term Louise Gallagher of Anaheim has been elected 1954-55 president of Phi Alpha Omega. Fullerton Junior College service club. Sharing responsibilities with Louise Gallagher Film Fair Slated Tonight, Tuesday, Wednesday Nights Persons interested in attending Film Fair, sponsored by the county libraries and taking Mildred and Paul Czapla moved last Friday to Monrovia where they have opened a liquor store. Anaheim High School Colonist Band did allright this weekend in their parade competitions Friday afternoon at the Spanish Fiesta parade Santa Ana college, they took first place. At the Alahembra "Hi Neighbor" parade Saturday might they won third place. Four foreign students from the Fullerton Junior College attended a Visiting International Students Association Conference at Palm Springs recently. Together with approximately 40 other students from various college in Southern California, Carmen Alvarado, Ursula Schmitz, Bah'eh Khalili, and John Kahkonen presented a program to the Rotary Club members (sponsors of VISA) at a banquet Saturday night at the Deep Well Inn. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wisser of 839 Louise Gallagher Heads FJC Service Club for Next Term Louise Gallagher of Anaheim has been elected 1954-55 president of Phi Alpha Omega. Fullerton Junior College service club. Sharing responsibilities with Louise will be Beverly Old of Fullerton, vice-president; Judy Mills of Anaheim secretary; Ellen Cockrell of Whittier, treasurer; and Rae Ramsbarger of Garden grove, parliamentarian. New officers will be installed at a special meeting May 19 in the college lounge, with Louise Newton of Placentia, this year's president officiating. Mothers of members are invited and refreshments will be served after the installation. North Lenz Dr. welcomed their infant daughter Friday at St. Joseph hospital. The baby is the grand-daughter of City Councilman and Mrs. L. N. Wisser of 126 North Helena St. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Film Fair Slated Tonight, Tuesday, Wednesday Nights Persons interested in attending Film Fair, sponsored by the county libraries and taking place at the Fullerton Wilshire School auditorium today through May 19, may call the Anaheim library. The program takes place each evening at 7:30. Admission is free with Anaheim limited to 75 tickets. Announcements St. Andrew's Women's Auxiliary are holding a runmage sale May 21 and 22, 9 a.m., until 9 p.m., Friday, Moy 21 and 9 a.m., until 5 p.m. Saturday, May 22 at 219 West Commonwealth Ave. A. B. 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