anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-13

'KNOCK ON THE DOOR' — As the title of the Toastmistress Council One winning speech, Mrs. Norven McKean of San Pedro Club (right in photo) receives the winner's trophy from Mrs. John Pherigo of Fullerton, chairman of the Council speech contest. It was held at Orange Coast College. County Speakers Win Two Contest Places "Knock on The Door" was the title of the winning speech, delivered by Mrs. Norven McKean, of the San Pedro Club, at the Council One speech contest held at the Orange Coast College. The contest was third in a series of six which will determine the ITC Speech Contest winner. Second place winner was Mrs. Dick Coleman of Garden Grove, whose title was "The Grass is Alive." "Knock on The Door" was the title of the winning speech, delivered by Mrs. Norven McKean, of the San Pedro Club, at the Council One speech contest held at the Orange Coast College. The contest was third in a series of six which will determine the ITC Speech Contest winner. Second place winner was Mrs. Dick Coleman of Garden Grove, whose title was "The Grass Is Alway Greener." Mrs. Coleman is also the alternate speaker at the next level. The trophy was presented by Mrs. Phlerigo, of Fullerton, Chairman of the Council speech contest. Mrs. Pherigo was the winner of the same contest last year. The judges were: Mrs. David Venitsky, Lakewood; Mr. David J. Gardner, Costa Mesa; Dr. Norman Watson, Costa Mesa; Mr. Homemaking Group to Meet This Evening The April meeting of the new Orange County Home Economists in Homemaking is tonight at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. A. E. Siler, 1025 E. Melody Ln., Fullerton. This will be a joint meeting with the HEIH group from Long Beach. Mrs. Pauline Welch, decorator, will present the program. Home Economists in Homemaking consists of graduate home economists from accredited colleges, who are now full time homemakers. It is a section of the American Home Economics Association. Any eligible person is invited to attend the meeting. Officers are: President, Mrs. A. E. Siler, Fullerton; President-elect, and coordinator, Mrs. Don Hehner, Orange; Vice President and Program Chairman, Mrs. Harold LeRoy Brown, Santa Ana; Secretary, Mrs. David F. Soros, Garden Grove; Treasurer, Mrs. Charles Krepcoe, Anaheim. PTA Sets ICBM Program William F. Sampson, physicist and director of ICBM and space communications systems design at Hallamore Electronics Company, will narrate and show slides at the Edison school Parent-Teacher Association meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. The meeting will be held in the Methodist Church. The Edison Eclence Club, under the direction of Theron Anson, will exhibit projects, and members will be on hand to explain the exhibits. Election of officers will take place. Mrs. Carl Zylstra will report the "Block-Parent" plan which is successfully operating in the Edison district. This project helps children, who encounter trouble or become frightened while going to or from school. Mrs. Zylstra states that a few more block-parent mothers are needed in some areas and urges that volunteers call her at PR-4-7759. CUT RATE HAIRCUTS 1.25 WHY PAY MORE? Topper's Barber Shop Ball Road & S. Los Angeles St. (Market Basket) CUT RATE HAIRCUTS 1.25 WHY PAY MORE? Topper's Barber Shop Ball Road & S. Los Angeles St. (Market Basket) ALLURING TRIFLES of rarest quality contemporary home accessories for those who live in an exciting world, articles of lasting beauty and utility stainless steel flatware bolloware leaded crystal stemware wines lamps floor wall ceiling mobiles hand woven fabrics collectors items currently showing a selected collection of paintings by jack booper the shop In Anaheim 1112-6 north brookburst, at la palma keystone 3-3932 store hours: daily 10:00-5:30—friday 10:00-9:30 p.m.—closed mon. Veterans Celebrate Birthday Anheim Barracks 1235 Veterans of World War I will celebrate their first "Rtthday with a pot-luck served by its Auxiliary with a social evening to follow, at the Anaheim American Legion Hall, on April 10, beginning at 7 p.m. All veterans, their wives, daughters, sisters and mothers of World War I veterans are invited to attend, also open to the public. There will be card games, a door prize, as well as a prize for high score at each table. Refreshments will be served at the close of the evening. For further information please call TR 1-2212 or PR 2-0553. Among the members attending will be William (Spud) Murph, of Anaheim, who recalls the Battle of Manila during the Spanish-American War in 1898, during which battle he was a boatswain's mate first class and who fired 76 snells from the five inch guns aboard the Raleigh. Murphy is 86 years of age and a veteran of 68 years, also be led to be the last living holder of the Dewey Medal of Honor, the country's first campaign medal issued to all officers and men who were with Commodore George Dewey at the Battle on May 1, 1898. Murphy joined the Navy in 1891 and served in all phases of ships, and says that he was on continuous duty from 1891 to 1920 when he retired as chief boatswain's mate. PTA Hears Talk on Discipline "Parents desire love from their children, which is a normal desire, but many are sacrificing discipline and respect to gain that love," stated Judge Kenneth Morrison as he spoke at the Horace Mann Parent Earlier Association meeting in the school auditorium. "Juvenile Delinquency has increased by ten per cent more than the normal percentage of increased population." Judge Morrison said. "Juveniles are held in the Orange County detention hall for crimes ranging from petty theft to murder." Judge Morrison added, informing the group that many of these offenders and their parents do not realize how near they are to losing their rights of citizenship. Some of the crimes are of such nature that a judge could decide they should be tried as adults rather than in Juvenile Court." Judge Morrison said in closing. Sharing the program with Judge Morrison were students from the three sixth grade classes at Horace Mann School. They presented a square dance demonstration, under the direction of their respective teachers; Mrs. Ruth Jones, Mrs. Clara Harmon, and Gerald Pettis. Girl Scout Troop No. 18, under the leadership of Mrs. Claude Owens, led the flag salute. Participating were Pamela Lemmoq, Julie Armentroult, Margaret Drennan, and Leslie Owens. Surprise of the evening was the presentation of an Honorary Life Membership to Mrs. Eric Weller, Tea Hostess for Horace Mann PTA, Mrs. James Griffith, President, conducted the meeting. 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