anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-06

Gruenemay Rites Held Making their home in Pico-Rivera following a Las Vegas honeymoon are Mr. and Mrs. Gus J. Gerson, Jr., recently married in a garden ceremony at Capilla de San Antonio performed by the Rev. Lloyd Fellows. The bride is the former Diane Emilia Gruenemay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gruenemay of 1268 E. Sycamore; Anaheim. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus J. Gerson, Sr. of Los Angeles. The chapel garden was decorated with white and pink gladioli and stocks for the lovely afternoon nuptials. Miss Elizabeth Kenady sang "How Do I Love Thee", "I Could Tell You" and "The Lord's Prayer." Father Escorts The bride was escorted by her father, and four attendants preceded her, all wearing pale pink taffeta and chiffon. The bridal gown was white mira mist taffeta, fashioned with close fitting bodice, portrait neckline outlined with Venice lace encrusted with seed pearls. The full skirt ended in a chapel train. He veil of fine illusion was held to his hair by a pillbox crown of lace and pearls. Pearl and diamond earrings, a gift from the bridge. ADELE KAY ARMSTRONG ... Firestone winner Local Girl is Winner In Firestone Contest ADELE KAY ARMSTRONG ... Firestone winner Local Girl is Winner In Firestone Contest An Anaheim Union High School senior, Adele Kay Armstrong, today was named winner of a valuable college scholarship from The Firestone Tire and Rubber Co., which pays full tuition, fees, textbooks, and a substantial contribution toward room and board for four full years at any college or university in the country. Leonard K. Firestone, President of Firestone Tire and Rubber and Company of California, made the announcement. Miss Armstrong and 28 other winners were chosen this year from 322 applicants whose parents are company employees. Firestone has granted 168 such scholarships since 1953. Of the 90 students still in school, 36 will graduate in June, and 101 young men and women will be in college in the fall under the Firestone scholarship program. A resident at 7292 Faircrest Dr., Anaheim, with her mother, Mrs. Mercedes Quaintance, Miss Armstrong plays violin in the school orchestra, and is a member of the Latin Club, Tri-Hi-Y, and the Honor Society. She is an officer in Job's Daughters and is a member of her church's choir and youth group. She plans to study medicine. In making public the seventh annual announcement of winners, Firestone said, "Industry has a substantial interest in contributing to the education of our young people. The responsibility to provide better educational opportunities for them is a very real one, because it is upon them that the progress and prosperity of our country depend." Two other Firestone scholarship winners from California were announced — both from Earl Warren High School, Downey. Patricia Ann Kroener, 12085 S. Samoline Ave., Downey, and Barbara Brook, 7340 Irwingrove Dr., Downey, were the two high school seniors named. Winners are selected each year by a special scholarship committee on the basis of grades in high school, scores on the American Council of Education psychological examination, academic rank in the class, and other qualifications indicating a candidate's character potential for success in college and in post-college life. Of the 14 girls and 13 boys who receive scholarships this year, six want to become engineers; five teachers; three doctors; three chemists; two will take liberal arts courses; and one each will study psychology, science, business administration, languages, law, social sciences, hospital dietetics, and nursing. The winners are from 14 states as follows: California, 3; Iowa, 1; Indiana, 1; Illinois, 1; Louisiana, 1; Massachusetts, 1; Michigan, 1; New Mexico, 1; Ohio, 8; Oklahoma, 1; Pennsylvania, 2; Rhode Island, 1; Oregon, 1; and Tennessee, 4. Mrs. Qualintance, Miss Armstrong's mother, is a secretary at the Los Angeles Firestone District Office, Washington Boulevard and Telegraph Road. Auxiliary To Help in Held by Auxiliary Election of officers highlighted the general meeting of the Junior Auxiliary of the Assistance League of Anaheim. Serving for the 1950-60 term will be Mrs. William K. Sulter, president; Mrs. Jay Reed, first vice-president; Mrs. Leonard Bouas, second; Mrs. Louis Palm, third; Mrs. M. W. Little, recording secretary; Mrs. Phillip McGraw, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Jack Golden, treasurer; Mrs. Flemming Nielsen, parliamentarian; Mrs. John Anderson, publicity; and Mrs. J. Neil Le Vecke, junior past president. Members voted to financially help promote the Bicycle Program in Anaheim. They also will sponsor two baseball teams for the summer recreation program in Anaheim. Mrs. Robert Bruce, ways and means chairman, reported on the "Festival of the Grapes" to be held at the League Center April 18, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Arthur Shipkey, Jr., project chairman, reported that 4 layettes, furniture and food were furnished and nine children were given clothing during the month. Mrs. William Le Vecke, senior advisor to the group, reported that the National Convention will be held at the Disneyland Hotel in October, and she outlined the duties of the juniors. Mrs. Jay Reed, Surrey Club chairman, said that the next trip will be held May 23. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Leonard Bouas, Mrs. Hank Dahl, Mrs. Jay Reed and Mrs. Mort Smith. Auxiliary To Help in Exams At a recent meeting, the Orange County members of the Harbor Division Auxiliary of the California Association of Chiropodists (Podiatrists) pledged their assistance in offering free foot health examinations to the youth of Orange County early in the month of May. Meeting together with the doctors, auxiliary members helped work out preliminary plans for the free foot health examination scheduled for the afternoons of May 5, 6, and 7 in the Orange County Health Building, 645 North Ross in Santa Ana. These examinations will be held in conjunction with National Youth Fitness Week and National Foot Health Week. Drs. A. C. Bona & C. Oliverius, from Anaheim, attended the joint meeting and offered the results of their experience in conducting similar foot examinations in a most successful program completed at a local grammar school last year. Foot specialists of the Harbor Division who do not practice in Orange County will give their time and services along with those of their colleagues practicing in this area. Enthusiastically commended by Shane MacCarthy, executive direc-tor, and his President's C Youth Fitness, it is especially appropriate that free foot aminations should be provided county during Youth Week and just preceding Foot Health Week. The Bulletin Women Gerrie Lee Sultherland Editor Nanaheim (Col.) Bulletin Monday, April 6, 1959 Quenemay, Gerson Hates Held in Chapel g their home in Pico-Rishowing a Las Vegas honeyre Mr. and Mrs. Gus J. Jr., recently married in a ceremony at Capilla de San performed by the Rev. bellows. Bride is the former Diane Gruenemay, daughter of Mrs. E. F. Gruenemay of Sycamore; Anaheim. Her is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerson, Sr. of Los Angeles. Chapel garden was decorated white and pink gladioli and for the lovely afternoon Miss Elizabeth Kenady How Do I Love Thee", "If Tell You" and "The Lord's" Father Escorts Bride was escorted by her and four attendants preher, all wearing pale pink and chiffon. Orchid gown was white miralifeta, fashioned with closebodice, portrait neckline with Venice lace enwith seed pearls. The full ended in a chapel train. Her fine illusion was held to her by a pillbox crown of lace pearls. Pearl and diamond s, a gift from the brideher only jewelry. In colonial bouquets of garnet red rosebuds. Charles Jones, Jr. of Seal Beach, served as bestman and ushers were Eddie Gruenemay of La Mesa, Dan Flynn of Van Nuys and Bill Murray of Bellflower. Garden Reception The wedding reception, featuring a pink-decorated bridal table, was held in the garden with the Misses Donna Lee Maxson and Barbara Jean Loard of Anaheim serving at the gift table, and Mrs. Charles Jones, Jr., Mrs. Eddie Gruenemay and Miss Marge Raney serving refreshments. Miss Barbara Sager attended the guest book. Attending her daughters wedding and reception, Mrs. Gruenemay wore a blue lace dress with matching accessories. Mrs. Gerson chose a rose lace dress with white accessories. Both mothers wore pink cymbidium orchids. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Maxson, grandparents of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Hennessy, great-aunt and uncle. For a honeymoon trip to Las Vegas, the new Mrs. Gerson changed to a beige Shantung sheath and jacket with avocado green accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. SUMMER RITES Miss Scharr Will Marry F. Sorensen The engagement of Miss Gertrude Anne Scharr to Forest M. Sorensen has been announced by her mother, Mrs. Leo Szaroleta of Santa Ana, formerly of Anaheim. Sorensen is the son of Dr. and Mrs. George Sorensen of Tustin. The wedding will be an event of late June or early July. Miss Scharr, a graduate of Oberlin Conservatory of Music, received her Master's Degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music and did post-graduate work at Juilliard School of Music, Middlebury Chamber Music Center and Music Academy of the West. She has taught at Concordia College, Moorhead, Minn., and Foster Music Camp, Richmond, Ken. In addition to professional accompanying she has been a violist in the symphony orchestras of Lorain, Ohio; Fargo, N.D.; Vermont State; Long Beach, Cal.; Ohio University and Roanoke, Va. At present she is a member of the piano faculty of Ohio University. She is affiliated with Mu Phi Episonion, national professional music sorority, Music Educators National Conference, and the Ohio Music Education Association. Miss Scharr, on leave-of-absence last year from Ohio University, was active in Santa Ana and Los Angeles music circles. Sorensen is a graduate of Glendale Junior College, California and the University of California at Berkeley.-He served with the Navy in World War II and is a civil engineer with the Pacific Gas and Electric Company at Oroville. Garden Club Sets Plans for Flower Show Father Escorts bridle was escorted by her and four attendants preacher, all wearing pale pink chiffon. bridal gown was white miracula, fashioned with close-bodice, portrait neckline with Venice lace enveloping seed pearls. The full band in a chapel train. Her fine illusion was held to her by a pillbox crown of lace pearls. Pearl and diamond pearls, a gift from the bride were her only jewelry. In large cascade bouquet of white and white hyacinth were orchids. Four attendants were identified in pink taffeta chiffon gowns fashioned with neckline and flowing chiffon panels. Their headpieces of matching chiffon petals bearls with short face veils. Dan Flynn of Van Nuys, of the bride, was matron and carried a colonial set of baby pink rosebuds. Bridesmaids, the Misses Bevra Trannin of Fullerton, Marlene Marr of Saugus and Edith News of Santa Ana, all carried Bride's Education The bride is a graduate of Anaheim Union High School and Whittier College where she was a member of Cap and Gown and president of Ionian Society. She was listed in Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. She is a teacher in East Whittler. Her husband was educated in Los Angeles schools and is a graduate of the University of Southern California where he was affiliated with Delta Sigma Phi. He did graduate work at USC in physical education and is now working for the Los Angeles City Board of Education. Garden Club Sets Plans for Flower Show The Anaheim Garden Club featured flower arrangements for the home and for the coming home show when members met at the home of Mrs. John Borge for their monthly meeting. Mrs. John Craddock presiding. Plans for the May Flower Show were discussed and it was reported that the club has accepted an invitation from the Broadway Shopping Center to hold their flower show in the mall. The Lincoln Park Garden Club and the East Anaheim Garden Club have been invited to take part in the show. Mrs. Bradford Jones is chairman of the affair, assisted by Mrs. Walter Ward, Mrs. Ralph Focht, Mrs. Frank Charles and Mrs. Charles Organ. The program for the next club meeting will be orchids and cymbidiums, presented by Mrs. D. R. McMillard. Co-hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Richard Dugdale, Mrs. Wilbert Bonney, Mrs. Albert Cranston and Mrs. Bertha Austin. Auxiliary Is Hostess at Social Evening Members of the Anaheim Carpenters Auxiliary, 759, were hostesses for a box social held at the Anaheim Local 2203 Hall. The Santa Ana, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach and District Council were guests. Mrs. Bernice Vaughn of the Santa Ana Auxiliary 1815 and C. Henekee of Garden Grove were recipients of awards. Mrs. Freda Easton, social chairman, and her committee, the Mmes. Mary Powler, Vivian Pietrak, Violet Plews, Anabelle Adams and Gail Brion were in charge of the evening's program. Alum Group To Gather at Country Club APRIL BRIDE — The former Davis of Anaheim poses in her veil following her marriage to Pivirotte Saturday in an afternoon the bride's hometown, Birmingham. Margaret In Michigan Margaret Jayne Davis, teaches at Robert M. Pyles School in Anaheim, became the bride Saturday of Thomas James Pivirotta in an afternoon ceremony held in the First Presbyterian Church in Birmingham, Mich., the bride's hometown. Here and There Marriage licenses have been issued to Michael B. Scheffner Idyllwild and Christine L. Johnson of 2123 Cris Ave., Anaheim; Robe J. Huizinga of 2307 Paradise Rea Anaheim, and Joyce Ledbetter 1603 Arbutus, Anaheim; and Pimer J. Feller, Jr. of 9772 Webster Anaheim, and Barbara R. Dalton of 639 S. Bruce St., Anaheim. Kathryn Bolkovatz, 8, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Boovatz of 1416 Colonial Avenue Anaheim, has been admitted as patient at at the Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospital. Ethel and Carl Korn will share the collection of pictures of the travels through Europe, include pictures of the Brussels World War II April 9 at 6:30 p.m. at Farm Bureau Hall, 1916 W. Clarkman Ave., Orange. It will be potluck with the center furnish rolls, butter, coffee, cream sugar. Members will bring diets of meat, vegetable, salad or de IN GARDEN CEREMONY — Mrs. Gus J. Gerson Jr. poses before the garden chapel at Capilla de San Antonio following her marriage in a lovely afternoon service. She is the former Diane Emilia Gruenemay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Gruenemay of Anaheim. The couple will make their home in Pico-Rivera. St. Boniface Card Party Is Thursday A progressive card party will be held at the St. Boniface hall, Thursday at 8:45 p.m. Mrs. Joseph Stevens, general chairman, announces that the purpose of this party is to get acquainted. Everyone is invited. Pinochle, bridge, canasta, and 500 will be played and awards will be made. Mrs. James Manning and her committee will serve the refreshments. tor, and his President's Council on Youth Fitness, it is especially appropriate that free foot health examinations should be presented in our county during Youth Fitness Week and just preceding National Foot Health Week. VFW Schedules Installation Of Officers New officers of Westminster Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary 9756 will be installed by the Orange County Women's Drill Team on Wednesday at 8 p.m., Westminster IOOF Hall. Bea Davis, past second district president, will be the Installing Chief. New officers are: Mrs. Thomas Commans, president; Mrs. Alvin Holler, senior vice president; Mrs. Elsie Morilla, junior vice president; Mrs. Clifford Thomas, chaplin; Mrs. Joseph Lopez, conductress; Mrs. William Mott, secretary; Mrs. Anne Kamholz, treasurer; Mrs. Richard Waldron, Mrs. John Usherwood, Mrs. Claud O'Hara, trustees. A meeting was held at President Marion O'Hara's house this past week honoring Mrs. Robert Schon- Alum Group To Gather at Country Club The Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae group of Northern Orange County will hold a luncheon meeting at Los Coyotes Country Club in Buena Park on Saturday, April 18 at 12 noon. A special invitation is extended to those Thetas who are new to the area and have not as yet been contacted by the club. For the luncheon reservations call Mrs. Edwin Casebier at Lambert 5-1265 before April 14. AUHS Class of '34 Schedules Reunion Anaheim Union High School 1934 class reunion is to be held at the Disneyland Hotel on July 25 with getting acquainted again to be the highlight of the evening dinner party. Many addresses of classmates are not available. Persons not having been contacted by Mrs. Wesley Osborne-at 912 W. Alberta St., telephone Ke. 5-5555. ie who leaves April 11 for Florida. Her husband has been transferred by his company to Florida. Mrs. Schonle was presented a pair of VFW earrings, a train case and pajamas from the woman present, at the party which also featured the audit of books. Japanese to Be Guest Speaker In La Mirada Captain Mitsuo Fuchida, who the attack by the Japanese Pearl Harbor and was later verted to Christianity, will tell story at a combined meeting held in La Mirada at the B Campus Auditorium tomorrow 7:30 p.m. Captain Fuchida, now paid the E. B. Sachs-M. Fuchida gelistic team, has done missive work in Japan and other parts of the world since his conversion. Temple Sisterhood Sets Fashion Show Beth Sholom Temple Sister-Circle Number 1, invites the lice to attend a brunch and fashow to be held at the House 12625 Harbor Blvd., O Grove, on Wednesday, April 11:30 a.m. Featured in the show will be paired and accessories from Orange County shops. Chairman of this affair is L. Zale, with Mrs. L. Kraan-co-chairman. Fashion coop will be Mrs. M. Adler Mrs. Lell is decorating chairman. Square Trip to Southern dancers with usual oppotion "Fun Train" National Sq to be held 28, 29, 30. Tentative Railway to leaving Loa 26, arriving day in tin Dance the convev of the trai for chair o en route s baggage c during the The con- "Rush to tion, com 100th anni The conDenver C tion, ther parties in Margaret Davis Becomes Bride in Michigan Afternoon Rites The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Gordon Davis of Birmingham and is a teacher at Robert M. Pyles School in Anaheim. The couple will make their home in Anaheim. Margaret Jayne Davis, teacher at M. Pyles School in Anaheim, became the bride Saturday to Thomas James Pivitrotto in an on ceremony held in the Presbyterian Church in Biram, Mich., the bride's home- Here and There Marriage licenses have been issued to Michael B. Scheffner of old and Christine L. Johnson of Cris Ave., Anaheim; Robert Zinga of 2307 Paradise Rd., Sim, and Joyce Ledbetter of Arbutus, Anaheim; and Palm, Feller, Jr. of 9772 Webster, Sim, and Barbara R. Daley S. Bruce St., Anaheim. Chryn Bolkovatz, 8, daughter of Mrs. James M. Bolkof of 1416 Colonial Avenue, Sim, has been admitted as a tenant at the Los Angeles paedic Hospital. A wedding dress of silk taffeta was chosen by the bride for her wedding. It was fashioned with open collared neckline and elbow length sleeves. The paneled-front skirt, appliqued with alenon lace, ended in a chapel train, also appliqued to match the panel. Tiny seed pearls and sequins outlined the neckline and front lace design. A matching low crown held her silk illusion veil in place. A delicate bouquet of lilies of the valley centered with white orchids complemented her ensemble. Miss Marilyn Grace Davis was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs. David Howell, Mrs. Harley Sheffield, Miss Betty Anne Hill and Miss Shirley Brown. All wore white nylon sheer over Nile green taffeta with an empire bodice of white cotton lace. Their headpieces were fashioned of matching green velvet leaves. They carried bouquets of sweet-heart roses with trailing ivy. Flower Girl Four-year-old Andrea Lynn Brown served as flower girl wearing white organdy over pale green taffeta. James J. Pivitrotto, Jr. was best man while Charles Bond, Kenneth Chillman, Lyle Brown, Jr., and David Howell escorted guests to their places. A reception was held later in the church social hall. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Davis chose a French silk jacket dress of sea green watercolor print. The couple left for a honeymoon trip to Sun Valley, Idaho, the bride wearing a Navy blue suit and matching accessories and flowered hat. The newlyweds will live in Anaheim. CCPT Workshop Set At UC Davis in July Of primary interest to parent education teachers and ParentTeacher and other community leaders will be the Parent Education workshop in methods and materials, co.- sponsored by the California Congress of Parents and Teachers, the Bureau of Adult Ed. It will be held at the University of California at Davis, July 13-22. Up-to-date information on the growth, development and psychology of children and youth (preschool through adolescence) and methods of adult group leadership At UC Davis in July Of primary interest to parent education teachers and Parent-Teacher and other community leaders will be the Parent Education workshop in methods and materials, co.- sponsored by the California Congress of Parents and Teachers, the Bureau of Adult Education of the State Department of Education, and the University of California Extension Division. Sons of Italy Present Check To Missionary The Anaheim Sons of Italy Lodge 2076 held an invitation meeting with Al Scall presiding, and enrolled 17 new members. Frank Fraumeni acted as herald. The Rev. A. D'Angelo, a missionary priest of the La Purisima Mission in El Modena, spoke on the progress of their work in channeling youthful energy, giving teenagers a religious training plus recreational activities. A check was presented to the Rev. D'Angelo by Anthony Passanti in behalf of the Sons of Italy, Anaheim Lodge, to help buy toys and games for the children of El Modena Mission. During the meeting several members of the Orange County Italian-American Society were introduced. Attendance prizes were awarded to Lena Fralla and Kay Trenton. Refreshments were served. It will be held at the University of California at Davis, July 13-22. Up-to-date information on the growth, development and psychology of children and youth (preschool through adolescence) and methods of adult group leadership will be presented by Milton Babbitz of the bureau of adult education, Mrs. Besse Bolton, consultant in family life education, Palo Alto City Schools, Mrs. Jeanada Nolan, parent education coordinator, Sacramento City Schools, and Mrs. Isabelle Wiese, coordinator of parent education, Glendale Unified School District. Practical principles of community cooperation, especially in terms of Parent - Teacher Association leadership, will be developed by CCPT representatives under the leadership of Mrs. Winston Clare of Los Angeles, director of the department of parent and family life education. Through demonstrations and in section meetings, the conference members will have the opportunity to participate in discussion and group leadership. Film previews, parent education books, pamphlets and other displays will be featured. CCPT scholarships in the amount of $60 are being offered by the Congress for cost of on-campus room, board, and tuition, and partial scholarships of $30. Enrollment is limited. Scholarship application forms may be obtained from California Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc., Suite 300, 322 West 21st St., Los Angeles 7. Deadline for the return of application is May 7.