anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-21

Orangethorpe PTA Executive Board Meets The Orangethorpe P.T.A. executive board met Tuesday, May 18 in the home of Mrs. John Hall, 7141 Euclid Ave., Fullerton. President, Mrs. Stanley McCartney, urged all members to attend the Fullerton Council workshop to be held at the Chuck Wagon in Sunny Hills May 27. She especially requested members to attend the 9:30 conferences for individual chairmen even if unable to be present for the rest of the day. Mrs. McCartney invited discussion on the tentative plan of the Fullerton Council to sponsor a dance at Sunny Hills Recreation Hall to raise money for carnival booths. The only booths now available must be rented from the high school. Booths purchased from the proceeds of the dance would be council property and available to all Fullerton schools upon request. The president called attention to Section 5, Article H, of the P.T.A. by-laws concerning the replacement of chairmen absent from three consecutive meetings without due cause. The rage drive will start May 24 and continue through the 28. Discussion was held on the feasibility of sending wearable clothes for Korea in separate containers. It was decided to obtain more complete information on shipment of clothing abroad and plan it’s as a separate event. The board members contributed ideas for next year’s P.T.A. programs. These included: A barber shop quartet for Fathers’ Night, a program featuring the teachers’ talent, and programs featuring the student and various speakers. An invitation was read from Cub Back. Buena Park Notes Bette JO SMITH Phone LAwrance 2-2705 A stated meeting of Chapter 240, Order of the Eastern Star Buena Park, was held Monday evening in the Masonic Temple. Buena Park Job's Daughters displayed their work to those present prior to the meeting. The election and installation of two new officers was held during the meeting. Mrs. Ida Giddons was installed as conductress to replace Mrs. Lana Daugherty and Mrs. Edna Hartwell was installed as marshall to replace Mrs. Giddons. Sister Ilian Shaw acted as installing marshal and past worthy matron Mrs. Ruth Hunt was installing officer. Memorial service was held in memory of three members who have passed away during the past year. Cookies and coffee were served by the hostesses. Mmes. Kathleen Shearer, Lena Bowman, Gladys Pletz, Merle Wright, and Maybelle Ritchie. Miss Helen Poertmeyer of Buena Park was hostess to her Canasta club when they met at the Green-brier Inn at Garden Grove Tuesday. After luncheon, Canasta was played with Mrs. Myron Koeger and Mrs. Robert E. Sutherland winning prizes for high scores. Those present from Buena Park were Mrs. Carl Brenner, Mrs. Kenneth Finlayson, Mrs. Johnake, Arthur Hartell, Mrs. Bert M. Wells, and Mrs. Chalmers Couts. Out of town guests were Mrs. Birdie Myers, Mrs. Elmer Drew, and Mrs. M. Gates all from Los Angeles; Mrs. Edith Adrian, Mrs. T. Daisy, and Mrs. Frank Barnhart from Pullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Nickle, Buena Park, have been entertaining relatives of Mrs. Nickle during the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duncan—Name Queen to Receive Over Church Festival BUENA PARK—Barbara will reign as Festival Queen of the St. Plus V Church of the Park celebrates Marion Year festival, honoring the Mother Sunday, May 23. Beverly and Linda Barcellos will be to the Queen. The festivities will be held church, on Orangethorpe, roast beef dinner being served day from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; of the dinners will be $15 adults and 75 cents for children. There will be entertainment game booths and prizes awarded throughout the day. A dance will be held begin at 9 a.m. Music will be pre-programmed by the Melody Sisters orchestra. All proceeds from the event will be used toward the St V. school building. Anniversary Convention Slated by Border Vets The United Mexican Border Veterans, an organization composed of soldiers, sailors, Marines and National Guardsmen who served from 1914 to 1917 on the Mexican border, Vera Cruz and other stations, are holding their Silver Anniversary convention on June 12 and 13 at La Crosse, Wis., Walter L. Leschander, national senior vice-commander, announced today. Any of the "old timers." who were members of "Uncle Sam's Last Volunteer Army," who are interested in the organization and the convention are advised to write Lesohander of 11019 Kling St., North Hollywood, for further information. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results and 13 at La Crosse, Wis., Walter L. Leschander, national senior vice-commander, announced today. Any of the "old timers," who were members of "Uncle Sam's Last Volunteer Army," who are interested in the organization and the convention are advised to write Lesohander of 11019 Kling St., North Hollywood, for further information. 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(LOU) LAUTERBACH COUNTY TREASURER COURTEOUS—QUALIFIED WILL BE ON THE JOB County Jim Duncan — Editor Game Queen to Reign Over Church Festival BUENA PARK—Barbara Batista will reign as Festival Queen when the St. Pius V Church of Buena Park celebrates Marion Year Festival, honoring the Mother Mary, Sunday, May 23. Beverly Silveria and Linda Barcellos will be aides the Queen. The festivities will be held at the church, on Orangethorpe, with a last beef dinner being served all day from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Prices for the dinners will be $1.50 for adults and 75 cents for children. There will be entertainment and one booths and prizes will be arranged throughout the day. Dance will be held beginning 9 a.m. Music will be provided by Meindy Sisters orchestra. All proceeds from the affair will be used toward the St. Pius school building. Goat Association Show Termed Large Success Keen competition and high spirits were the keynote of the day at the Orange County Dairy Goat Spring Show at Laguna Beach last Sunday. Breeders and dairymen from all over Southern California were present with their best and most beautiful stock competing for trophies and premiums. 4-H and FFA members turned out strongly with 40 entries. More than 200 goats were entered in the show. Judge James D. Pembrook, Anaheim dairyman, did an excellent job of judging with so many superb animals to place. A fine meal was served at noon under the supervision of Mrs. J. J. Armitage. Superintendent of the show, Erwin Forst of Cypress, wants to thank the Mayor, the City Council and Joseph J. Armi-tage, superintendent of parks of Laguna Beach, for their splendid cooperation in helping to make the show such a tremendous success. A vote of thanks is also extended to the participants, without whom the show could not have been carried on. Carnival Plans Near Completion BUENA PARK—A carnival will be held at the Charles McComber school on May 25 at 8 p.m. according to Mrs. Ben Brannon, ways and means chairman, of the school Parent-Teachers Association. A comedy movie will be shown for the children. There will be several game booths, such as dart thrwoing, bean bag throwing, archery, sucker board, and a fish pond. Candied apples and popcorn balls will be sold as well as pie and coffee. In the country store there will be all kinds of handmade articles, baked goods, and "white elephants." Two local eighth grade students will be present to entertain with a puppet show and there will also be a gypsy telling fortunes. P.T.A. members assisting with the affair are Mmes. Oliver Redteldt, Jerold Houck, Edward Slun-tage, superintendent of parks of Laguna Beach, for their splendid cooperation in helping to make the show such a tremendous success. 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