anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-08

New Beauty for You! By IRIS LYNNE Dear Iris Lynne: I am very self-conscious about my triangular-shaped face. What can I do to make it seem the ideal oval, how should I wear my hair, should I wear rouge, should I wear lots of eye makeup, and how should I shape my brows? Is it possible to make my forehead seem wider? I am of average height and weight, have brown hair and blue eyes, and have managed to retain a good complexion; but please tell me how to cope with this problem. Thank you, Miss L. P. Dear Miss L.P.: There are many ways to give an oval illusion to your face. However, please remember that an unusually shaped face can quite often help one to achieve an individual beauty. You already have a basic beauty ingredient — a good complexion. Let us do a run down of an ideal makeup routine for you. Start with a clean face. Apply moisture balm to face and check. Use a foundation that matches your complexion; apply it generously, blend it carefully — paying particular attention to hairline, nose, eye area, and just under the chin where makeup ends. Use a coral rouge. Dot it under the eyes and blend upward. Powder your face lightly with a piece of cotton, then brush downward with a powder brush. By all means use eye makeup. Start with eyeshadow, applied along the upper lid, then extended out and up at the outer edge. Use a matching eye liner, applied close to the lashes; blend this with fingertip, then blot with cleansing tissue. Try using a black pencil. PRESENT PACK CHARTER — Scout Official Bob Bonsteel (back row, left) is presenting the official Cub Pack charter to Frank Monnig, Grand Knight of the Anaheim Council Knights of Columbus, sponsors of the pack for more than 18 years. The presentation took place at the St. Boniface Parish Hall and was witnessed by 50 members of Cub Pack No. 173 and their parents. nose, eye area, and just - under the chin where makeup ends. Use a coral rouge. Dot it under the eyes and blend upward. Powder your face lightly with a piece of cotton, then brush downward with a powder brush. By all means use eye makeup. Start with eyeshadow, applied along the upper lid, then extended out and up at the outer edge. Use a matching eye liner, applied close to the lashes; blend this with fingertip, then blot with cleansing tissue. Try using a black pencil, or paint on a fine black line, to extend a line at the outer eye corner, but not too far. Don't over - arch your brows, as a too - peaked look there, or on the upper lip, accentuates the triangular look. Achieve a well-defined brow with the aid of a medium - brown, well - sharpened pencil, or with the use of mascara painted on with a paint brush. Lift the outer tip slightly. You may use black mascara for your lashes. Apply two coats if necessary for a thick fringe-y effect. Use a coral lipstick. Follow the natural lipline, and with a lipbrush define this line and extend it all the way to the corners. Avoid a too - full lower lip, as well as the before mentioned "peaked upper lip." Keep the hair smooth at the sides of your face. Try bringing a curl forward in front of the ears. Set hair so that there is fullness around the upper part of your face. High, loose bangs are usually becoming. Properly made up, your face can be a definite asset — not a factor to make you self - conscious, because (not in spite of) it's unusual shape. If you have a personal beauty problem, write to me in care of this paper. ON GUARD ALWAYS! YOUR ARMY NATIONAL GUARD CO. "B" 161st AIB 409 S. Brookhurst, Fullerton Phone TKrojan 1-1705 Capt. Ralph E. Comstock Commanding STATUE APPROVED — The final model of a 22-foot statue erected on the Fullerton Junior College campus is in FJC Student Body President Wayne Wedin and sculptor Barnes. The big statue, to be purchased through stu funds, is to be constructed in front of the Student Cen June. (FJC Photo) Sculptor To Begin Work on Twenty-Three Foot Hornet St Having received a final okay from the Fullerton Junior College student commission and administration, sculptor Carroll Barnes this week returned to his Three Rivers studio to commence work on a towering 23-foot statue of a hornet. The big modernistic statue of the winged insect is to be erected on the college campus and be fully complete by June of this year. The statue is to stand in the northwest corner of the main quadrangle of lawns. The stylized flying Hornet, itself about 9 feet high and 11 feet long, will stand on top of three stainless steel shafts. Done in stylized outline form, the Hornet is to be constructed of anodized aluminum and plastic with transparent colored lucite wings. The Hornet has been the traditional emblem of the college for all of its 44-year history. Nationally Known Nationally-known Carroll Barnes has done a series of similar creations in central and northern California. Among his better known works are a 15-foot Reedley College: a tow Giant for the College in Visalia; a 50-foot Bunyan at Porterville struction entitled "Y highlighted the last State Fair; and the ba town marker. Other wood carvings are to front of his studio arers, the gateway to national Forest. Barnes studio at Three Rivers years. In addition to barnes also does murals such as one completing at the In Schools in Shasta additionally produces films for the city sc Angeles. The 53-year-old celved his art training School of Art in Wa did considerable sch at Cranbrook Academy Detroit. "The big Hornet Junior College, how YOUR ARMY NATIONAL GUARD CO. "B" 161st AIB 409 S. Brookhurst. Fullerton Phone TKojan 1-1705 Capt. Ralph E. Comstock Commanding We are pleased to announce the association of GEORGE N. GLASS as a Registered Representative with our SANTA ANA OFFICE WILLIAM R. STAATS & CO. established 1887 INVESTMENT SECURITIES 517 FIRST WESTERN BANK BUILDING • KIMBERLY 7-5401 members: New York Stock Exchange, American Stock Exchange (Asso.) Pacific Ocean Stock Exchange LOG ANGELES • SAN FRANCISCO • PARADENA • SAN DIEGO • BEVERLY MILLS SAN JOSE • GLENDALE • VAN HUTS • PALO ALTO • SANTA ANA R — Scout Official (It) is presenting the letter to Frank Monnig. On Council Knights of pack for more than book place at the St. Oras witnessed by 50 and their parents. Knights and officials. The Rev. Paul Peterson (center), spiritual director and chaplain of the Knights of Columbus is looking on. Gene Kanard (back row, right) assisted with the ceremonies. The Pack boys in the photo are (from left) Jim Fergus, Michael Shea, Terry Ward and Billy Snow. Here and There Sarah Frances Hull of Anaheim was one of the hosts of teachers, administrators, and parents attending the annual study conference of the Association of Childhood Education International held at St. Louis, Mo. The Anaheim teacher is the vice president of the Orange County ACE and was the only teacher from Orange County attending the sessions. The South Coast Hand Weavers Guild will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at Bowling Green Clubhouse at Santiago Park. Santa Ana. Aunt Jennie of Knott's Berry Farm will demonstrate carding and spinning of wool, and Cousin Kate of Costa Mesa will give the history of wool. The public is invited. Carpenters' Auxiliary 216 of Santa Ana will hold a rummage sale at Carpenters Hall. 2795 W. First St., Santa Ana, Friday and Saturday. Hours will be from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and from 9 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3173 of Anaheim will sponsor a new Beginner's Square Dance Class for Teenagers at the VFW hall, 106 N. Philadelphia St., starting next Saturday at 7 p.m. All teenagers between the ages of 13 and 19 are welcome. Chet Littleton, caller. Meeting of the Ladies' Guild of the Lutheran Church of Our Savior will be Thursday at 7:45 p.m. at the parish hall, 1521 W. Angethorpe. Program will be a color film on the restoration of Williamsburg. Hostesses will be Mrs. Jesse Reinking and Mrs. John Staub. Fiesta Day Slate At Pomona Apr The Pomona College department will present Day program in obey Pan American Week Hall at 8:15 Thursday. Students of the department present a three act Craeta de Cristal ("Mask") by Francisco foremost contemporary playwright. The play is directed by Dr. Leonard assistant professor of languages at Pomona. Poetry reading, music dance of the Latin America tries will be featured evening. The public is welcome at no charge. Lawyers Set Se A Medical Seminar will meet April 10 and University of California Center in San Francisco and panel discussions of the U. C. Medical School will provide practicing with current information medical terms, diseases and techniques. Anatomy, psychiatry and surgery will be specialists in these fields. The average consumes fresh vegetables in the clined from 49 to 40 person between 1937 while consumption of tables went from one eleven and canned from 50 to 75 pounds. ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advertising ... PR When You Want - Try a Want Ad - Anaheim B Brookhurst Is New Meeting Place for Cub Scout Pack 165 A new location, Brookhurst Junior High School, was the meeting place of the Cub Pack 165. This will be the new location for the Pack during 1950-60 year. The meeting opened with a flag ceremony conducted by Den No. 1, the entertainment, a charade, enacted by Den No. 4. Bobcat and Weblos ceremonies was conducted for the boys reaching that milestone. Bobcats were Gary Johnson and Lewis Chase, Steven Slykous, Steven Warner, and Robert Williamson were initiated as Weblos. Awards were made to the following: Denner to Stuart Slykous, Craig Nelson Allen Pollchik; Assistant Denner to David Roy; Alan Donaldson, Dennis Lawton; Silver Arrow of the Wolf to Chris Cate, Larry Salows; Gold Arrow of the Wolf to Alan Donaldson. One year pin went to Steven Slykous, Peter Young, Larry Salows; two year pin, Gordon Bartram, Mark Dunn, Terry Mohr, Jack Cate, Mike Conway, Donald Drummand, Jeff Franzen, Steven Warner; Weblos award, Mark Dunn, Bill Evans, and Den Chlef's Cord to Robert Halstead. The committee chairman for the 1950-60 year is Vic Franzen and ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Advertising ... PR When You Want - Try a Want Ad - Anaheim B Fire Department KE Police Department KE Moving, Storage, General Trucking ... KE Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co. 505 S. Los An WOW Limited Time Offer Expires April 10 YOU'LL NEVER MATCH THIS TIRE DEAL! Barnes also does terra cotta murals such as one he is now completing at the Indian Springs Schools in Shasta County. He additionally produces educational films for the city schools of Los Angeles. The 53-year-old sculptor received his art training at Corcoran School of Art in Washington and did considerable scholarship work at Cranbrook Academy of Art in Detroit. "The big Hornet at Fullerton Junior College, however," says Barnes, "will be the first of its type in the state of California." Favorite Sport Memos (With Dick Stoeffler) Wonder why I can't get those simple ideas that make a mill-yun, such as Oliver Smith did when Humane Societies ruled out the use of live rabbits in dog races. Old Ollie, to save his business, merely invented the mechanical rabbit, tried it successfully in 1919 and reaped a harvest of money. A simple idea...yes...and we've been accused of being simple so often you'd think... Comes next. Tuesday and five Orange Countians will embark for St. Louis with a chance to make a million, or at least a couple of dollars in the A.B.C. tournament. We're flying back...non-stop if our arms don't get tired...to an event that is a thrill to watch, even a bigger thrill to participate in. The bowling A.B.C. attracts thousands of keglers from all over the country, and a chance at fame and fortune to anyone who can get "hot" for a three-game event, or belt out nine big games. Hank Catalano, one of the owners at Linbrook, and who hails from Fullerton, John Krasnick and Jack Henry from Buena Park, John Simone of Helicopter fame and yours truly of Anaheim will make up a team representing Norwalk Bowl, also owned by Catalano and managed by "Pluma" Krasnick. Another top-notcher heading east will be Bob Ramirez from Fullerton. Bob, who many of you know from Freeway Bowl, is a member of the Catalano Stars quintet, winners of the L.A. All-Star League. If anyone shoots big, we'll be reporting to "Tiger" Handel. Next time you have a few spare moments, drop into our COFFEE SHOP at LINBROOK BOWL...we're open 24 hours every day, and you'll enjoy fine food, or, if its just for coffee, the coffee is good and you'll make new friends at Anaheim's friendliest bowling center...LINBROOK BOWL. Adv. Fiesta Day Slated At Pomona April 16 The Pomona College Spanish department will present a Fiesta Day program in observance of Pan American Week in Homes Hall at 8:15 Thursday, April 16. Students of the department will present a three act play, "La Craeta de Cristal" (The Glass Mask) by Francisco Monterde, foremost contemporary Mexican playwright. The play will be directed by Dr. Leonard C. Pronko, assistant professor of romance languages at Pomona College. Poetry reading, music, song and dance of the Latin American countries will be featured later in the evening. The public is welcome to attend at no charge. Lawyers Set Seminar A Medical Seminar for Lawyers will meet April 10 and 11 at the University of California Extension Center in San Francisco. Lectures and panel discussions by members of the U. C. Medical School faculty will provide practicing attorneys with current information about medical terms, diseases, procedures and techniques. Anatomy, psychiatry, medicine and surgery will be covered by specialists in these fields. The average consumption of fresh vegetables in the U.S. declined from 49 to 40 pounds per person between 1837 and 1957, while consumption of frozen vegetables went from one pound to eleven and canned vegetables from 50 to 75 pounds. New Housing For U.C. Women Set A new residence hall to house 200 more women students on the University of California campus at Davis will be ready well in time for opening of classes this coming fall. University Architect Royal H. Tyson said today that the new hall is nearly half constructed and should be complete by late July. The University Housing office will begin assigning space in it as students apply this spring. The 200-student building, part of an 800-student residence hall construction program at Davis, will complete the present group of modern halls — Hughes, Beckett, and Sruve. The new unit will be three stories, U-shaped. Students living in it will share the spacious dining and recreational facilities installed when Struve Hall was built two years ago. Each floor will have a study room with kitchenette. In addition to the new residence hall to be ready this fall, rooms for 600 more students will be available at Davis the following year. Architect Tyson said. The 600 student unit will consist of three five-story residence buildings and a central dining-recreation building. Tyson estimated that construction is about 15 percent completed and work should be finished by March, 1960. Construction of both new residence hall units began last July. Beauty Tips from ME to YOU by Lillian Ruskin More about make-up and colors here are a few basic suggestions: Reds, from light to dark Lipstick and rouge—match color as possible to costume Make-up and powder—no pink tones Greens including chartreuse Lipstick & rouge—clear dynamic red without purple tones Make-up & powder—creamy without pink or purple tones Grays from light to dark Lipstick & rouge—Pink with fuchsia tones Make-up & powder—warm with pink tones Yellows Lipstick and rouge—scarlet or russet tones Make-up & powder—Rachel without pink tones Blues and purples Lipstick & rouge—Fuchsia red Make-up & powder—radiant pink shades Browns, including beige Lipstick & rouge—Rust—red Make-up & powder—clear beige or ivory The average consumption of fresh vegetables in the U.S. declined from 49 to 40 pounds per person between 1837 and 1957, while consumption of frozen vegetables went from one pound to eleven and canned vegetables from 50 to 75 pounds. 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