anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-20

PAID IN FULL — Sister Jane Frances, St. Jude Hospital administrator, received a check from Mrs. Robert Sargent, retiring president of the St. Jude Guild which represented the final payment on the $8,000 electroencephalograph machine, a gift to the hospital from the Guild. This was the major project of the organization this past year with Sister Jane Frances stating that it has already benefitted more than 30 patients in the Northern Orange County area. (OCNS Photo) St. Jude Hospital Guild Seats Officers; 19 Members Honored St. Jude Hospital Guild Seats Officers; 19 Members Honored Miniature maypoles with tiny ballerinas clad in bouffant net of yellow, pink, and green, provided a spring-like backdrop for the installation of St. Jude Hospital Guild's newly elected officers, headed by Mrs. Wilbur J. Lake, president, at their annual lunchon meeting. The ceremony was conducted by Mrs. Henry Pullman, charter member of the organization, at the Fullerton Dinnerhorn Restaurant. Mrs. Lake will be assisted during the coming year by the following officers and chairmen: First Vice-President, Mrs. William Lenahan; Volunteer Coordinator, Mrs. Angelo Rerraris; Membership, Miss Babette Stein; Ways and Means, Mrs. Arthur Perez; Gift Shop, Mrs. Tom Eddington; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Ernest J. Walsh; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Norman O. Foss; Financial Secretary, Mrs. Harry Stein; Treasurer, Mrs. George Harding; Parliamentarian, Mrs. Wendell G. Thayer; Gift Shop Treasurer, Mrs. Mario Montemurro. Baby photo, Miss Marcelina Arroues; Bulletin, Mrs. Ross Turner; Historian, Mrs. Leonard Matson; Hospitality, Mrs. Rose D. Moore; Library, Mrs. Fred Gorman; Provisionals, Mrs. Clifford Lakeman; Press, Mrs. Jack Emery; Sewing, Mrs. B. J. Le Van; Year Book, Mrs. J. G. Jonason; Reservations, Mrs. Dorothy Proud; Tray Favors, Mrs. William L. Reid. The meeting was opened by retiring president, Mrs. Robert Sargent, who climaxed her year by presenting to Sister Jane Frances, St. Jude Hospital administrator, checks which represented the balance of payment in full for the $8,000 electroencephalograph machine presented to the hospital as the Guild project of the year. Sister Jane Frances also assisted Mrs. Angelo Ferraris, volunteer coordinator and second vice-president, in the presentation of the American Hospital Association pins to members who had given 100 hours of in-service to the hospital during one year's time. Nineteen members received this honor, one volunteer, Mrs. Walter J. Kearney, receiving her 300 hour pin. Ten of these were members of the provisional class which is scheduled for a graduation luncheon next Tuesday at Los Coyotes Country Club. This highly anticipated affair will mark the change from provisional to active status for 25 members of this year's provisional class, who will be honored by the retiring board members at a gala buffet lunchand card party at 12 noonMarch 21. The historian's report readMrs. Donald E. Frink gave resume of an active year, w included the donation of a total of 18,167 service hours to hospital, 16,000 of which were service hours. More than "Goldies," the hand puppet, to children who enter the house for 24 hours or more, were by the sewing committee. She hundred and eleven puppets presented to children in the 10 months. The Guild's needy patient has served 24 patients in months, ranging from a month old baby to an 87-oldster, while the pre-natal given each month for expect mothers has been attended by mothers-to-be, plus an uned number of expectant f and grandparents. Those receiving A.H.A. 100 pins were Mesdames; J. W Battis, B. W. Clemans, H Guthrie, B. J. Le Van, D Proud, E. M. Van Cleave drew M. Martin, Earl V. T George H. Armour, Frank E Edward P. Hansen, Ray brand, Clarence Legters, K Main, Ralph Posey, Edwa Tagge, Frank Thayer, and Wilson. The Guild finished its year 120 active members 25 pro al members, and 328 pat members for a grand total members. Loretta J Weds Ho Holy Family Church in was the setting for morning tials uniting Loretta Jean H Orange and Howard Haines of Anaheim. The Re Quatannens performed the ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter and Mrs. Joseph W. Heinz WED IN ORANGE — Chantilly lace and organza was chosen by Loretta Jean Heinz of Orange for her marriage to Howard Clayton Haines of Anaheim performed at Holy Family Church in Orange. The Rev. John Quatannens of St. Boniface Church in Anaheim officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Heinz of Orange and her husband is the son of Mrs. Isabel Haines of Adrian, Mich. They will live in Anaheim. (Arsene Photo) Holy Family Church in Oak was the setting for morning titials uniting Loretta Jean Heinz Orange and Howard Clayton Haines of Anaheim. The Rev. Quatannens performed the ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter and Mrs. Joseph W. Heinz S. Shaffer St., Orange, and bridegroom is the son of Melba Haines of Adrian, Mich. The bride was escorted to altar by her father. Her traditional white was fashioned Chantilly lace and silk on with a V-neckline and sleeves. Organza bordered skirt which swept to a chapel. Her lace cap, trimmed with pearls, held a fingertip English silk illusion. A strand of pearls, a gift from bridegroom, formed her ornament, and a bouquet of white carnation stephanotis centered with child, completed her ensemble. Five attendants preceded bride to the altar, all identically in white organza yellow taffeta, fashioned cess lines, cap sleeves and of embroidered daisyes around bodice, ending in a back boote matching crown head with little veils, and carriage bouquets of white, yellow green carnations. Family Participates Mrs. Frank Karcher, two of the bride and celebrant sixth wedding anniversary day, served as matron of Bridesmalds were Miss Cecil another sister; Mrs. James vine, another sister; Miss Karcher and Miss Joan nieces of the bride. Another niece, Anne Holange, was flower girl. She green dotted swiss dresses in her hair, and abs Cowee, Braeuel Vows Recited in Fullerton Mary Louise Cowee, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. James F. Cowee of 719 N. East St., Anaheim, became the bride of Act. Sgt. Raymond J. Braeuel, Jr. of El Toro Marine Base in Santa Ana in an evening ceremony Friday at the First Baptist Church in Fullerton. The Rev. Emory Campbell performed the double ring rites. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Braeuel, Sr. of Cleveland, Ohio. Father Escorts The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in traditional white, fashioned in lace and taffeta with scalloped neckline, long tapered sleeves and bouffant skirt. A pearl coronet held her Brussels lace veil to her hair. The veil was brought over from Brus- Card Party Slated by AAUW Santa Ana Branch of the American Association of University Women have set their card party for April 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ebell clubhouse in Santa Ana. It will be the final project for the year aimed to raise funds for the AAUW Educational Center. sale for her mother's wedding. A bouquet of roses complemented her ensemble. Miss Patricia H. Cowee, sister of the bride, served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ronald Jagdfeld of Anaheim and Mrs. Charles Loyd, also of Anaheim. All wore identical gowns of coral nylon marquisette cover taffeta and carried bouquets of Hollywood carnations. Little Margery Eleanor Cowee, sister of the bride, was flower girl wearing a pale blue frock of sheer nylon. Best Man Named J. R. Latham of Garden Grove served as best man. Ronald Jagdfeld of Anaheim and Patrick Fredriksson of Santa Ana escorted guests to their places. Mrs. A. E. Franzke, another sister of the bride, was organist and played the couple's favorite hymns. Mrs. Alvin Boland was soloist. A reception was held following the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents where Mrs. Alice C. Stephens circulated the guest book. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Cowee chose a dusty pink dress and jacket with rose accessories. The bridegroom's parents were unable to attend. For a honeymoon trip later, the new Mrs. Braeuel changed to Navy blue and white suit with white accessories. The bride is a graduate of Anheim Union High School and is her freshman year at Whitworth College, Spokane, Wash. Her husband is a graduate of St. Edwau IN SANTA ANA Alumnae Club Sets Meeting For Tomorrow The Stephens College Alumnae Club of Orange County will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Floyd Hinton, 10632 Newport Ave., Santa Ana, with Mrs. Roy E. Willis, mother of Mrs. Hinton, as guest speaker. Mrs. Willis will display floral arrangements and show slides of her recent trip to the Orient. An Oriental theme will be used with hot sake and rice cakes for refreshments. Russell Hackler, Southern California admission counselor for Stephens College is back from the Missouri campus and will be on hand to renew acquaintances with many of the members. New officers, elected at the March meeting, will take office in June. They are Mrs. Floyd Hinton, president; Miss Gail Grifford, vice-president; Mrs. Robert Larson, secretary; and Mrs. D. G. Ludi, treasurer. BSP Ritual Slated Candlelight and yellow roses will decorate the home of Mrs. Frank Kelley, 1412 Chalet, tomorrow night for the ritual and bi-monthly meeting of Tau Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, to begin at 7:45 p.m. Mrs Thomas Bennett, president, will conduct the ritual. Assisting her will be Mrs. Carl Czaplinski, honorary member of the chapter, and Mrs. W. P. Downey, sponsor of the group. Loretta Jean Heinz Weds Howard Haines Holy Family Church in Orange was the setting for morning nupals uniting Loretta Jean Heinz of orange and Howard Clayton Claines of Anaheim. The Rev. John Quattannens performed the double singing ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Heinz of 9292 daisies in a basket. Jeff Karcher, a nephew, was ringbearer, and another nephew Charles Holtz, served as altar boy. Frank Karcher of Anaheim, served as bestman. Ushering were Don Karcher, James JeuDevine, Ray Heinz and Ernest Heinz, both brothers of the bride. STATED BY AAUW Santa Ana Branch of the American Association of University Women have set their card party for April 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ebell clubhouse in Santa Ana. It will be the final project for the year aimed to raise funds for the AAUW Educational Center building at Washington D.C. At the ground-breaking ceremony for the two-million dollar eight-story building, Dr. Anna L. Rose Hawkes turned the first spade of earth. Witnesses were the presidents of the 48 AAUW state divisions, the AAUW board of directors, members of the AAUW headquarters staff and of the Washington area branches. Special guests, including representatives from government, educational, and organizational circles. As the headquarters of the American Association of University Women, an educational organization that has had over 75 years of practical work in education, ranging from the support of higher standards in education to a more effective and intelligent participation of college women in the processes of democracy, the Center "will stand", as Dr. Hawkes stated, "as a reminder to the public of the place of educated women in American life". Card party reservations may be made through Miss Minnie R. Spicer, KE 5-4490. CLASSMATES SEND RESEARCH UNION High School Reservations are due now, sending on information mailing. Ruth Bastian Wines (Mrs. vin, Audrey Penhall Maas) Kay Van Buren Fisher (Mr. fair is slated for the Gourne nyland Hotel, May 9. Social with banquet and program evening renewing friendship mates the cost is reasonable. Soroptimists Sales Supervise Weds Howard Haines Holy Family Church in Orange was the setting for morning nupuls uniting Loretta Jean Heinz of orange and Howard Clayton Haines of Anaheim. The Rev. John Quattannens performed the double singing ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Heinz of 9292 S. Shaffer St., Orange, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Isael Haines of Adrian, Mich. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father. Her gown of traditional white was fashioned of chantilly lace and silk organza, with a V-neckline and tapered sleeves. Organza bordered the full kirt which swept to a chapel train. Her lace cap, trimmed with seed beads, held a fingertip veil of English silk illusion. A single strand of pearls, a gift from the bridegroom, formed her only jeweled adornment, and a cascade bouquet of white carnations and stephanotis centered with an orchid, completed her ensemble. Five attendants preceded the bride to the altar, all dressed identically in white organza over yellow taffeta, fashioned in princess lines, cap sleeves and a band of embroidered daisies around the bodice, ending in a back bow. They wore matching crown headdresses with little vells, and carried cascade bouquets of white, yellow and green carnations. Family Participates Mrs. Frank Karcher, twin sister of the bride and celebrating her sixth wedding anniversary on this day, served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Ceci Heinz another sister; Mrs. James JeuDevine, another sister; Miss Anne Karcher and Miss Joan Heinz, nieces of the bride. Another niece, Anne Holtz of Orange, was flower girl. She wore a green dotted swiss dress and daisies in her hair, and she carried daisies in a basket. Jeff Karcher, a nephew, was ringbearer, and another nephew Charles Holtz, served as altar boy. Frank Karcher of Anaheim, served as bestman. Ushering were Don Karcher, James JeuDevine, Ray Heinz and Ernest Heinz, both brothers of the bride. Brother Is Soloist Carl Heinz, another brother, was soloist, accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Joe Sepulveda. He sang "Our Lady of Providence," "The Wedding Song," "Ave Maria," "O Lord I Am Not Worthy," "On This Day O Beautiful Mother." A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, following the ceremony. Miss Patricia Karcher circulated the guest book. Receiving guests, Mrs. Heinz wore a navy blue crepe dress with pink and navy accessories and a white orchid. The bridegroom's mother was unable to attend. For a honeymoon trip to Santa Barbara and Carmel, the new Mrs. Haines later changed to a three-piece beige suit with beige and coral accessories and the white orchid from her bridal bouquet. The bride is a graduate of Marywood High School and Fullerton Junior College. She is presently employed at the Home Savings and Loan Association in Anaheim. Her husband attended Michigan schools and is presently employed at the Anaheim branch of the Bank of America. The young couple will make their home at 1372 S. Palm St. Announcement The executive board of the George Washington Parent-Teacher Association will meet April 22 at 9:30 a.m. in the home of Mrs. Urho Jurva, 419 N. Emily. LYNDA DEL GIORGIO ... plans wedding SUMMER RITES FJC Senior Makes Plans For Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Henry Del Giorgio of 21191 Mohler Dr., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Lynda, to Neale Stoner, son of Mrs. Helen Stoner of Montebello and Harold Stoner of Las Vegas, Nev. The bride-elect is a graduate of Fullerton High School where she was active as assistant editor of the Pleides and the Annual song leader, homecoming princess in her freshman year, and queen in her senior year. She will graduate from Fullerton Junior College in June. At FJC she is society editor of the Hornet and reporter on the Nite-Times, co-editor of the literary magazine Torchlight and social commissioner and song leader. She is also winner of first semester Journalist of the Year award from Orange County Publishers. Her fiance is a graduate of Montebello High School where he was active in all sports. He attended Fullerton Junior College and played first string basketball and made All-Conference in 1955-56. He also has served two years in the U.S. Army. The couple will be married in late summer. Soroptimists B Sales Supervise Soroptimist Club of Anah Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. will Bob Hastings of Pacific Telephone Beta Sigma Phi To Celebrate 28th Birthday Beta Sigma Phi will celebrate its 28th birthday April 30, it announced at a meeting of Gamma Epsilon Chapter of group, which was held at the of Miss Louella Rodgers and sided over by Mrs. Lawrys. The organization now has chapters and 150,000 members throughout the world. Founders Day greetings International President W Ross, were read by Miss Claire Mauerhan. Announcement was made Southern California Council fast at the Beverly Hilton May 17. Highlight of the evening w announcement that Mrs. H has been elected president of Northern Orange County Co of Beta Sigma Phi for next Mrs. Charles Schutz spoke "Learning to Do and Make Things" and "Learning To Get Along Others." Miss Dorothy G el Vows llerton other mother's wedding. A of roses complemented her Patricia H. Cowee, sister bride, served as maid of Bridesmaids were Mrs. Jagdfeld of Anaheim and Maries Loyd, also of Anall wore identical gowns of lon marquisette over tafcarried bouquets of Holly arnations. Margery Eleanor Cowee, of the bride, was flower baring a pale blue frock of ylon. Best Man Named Latham of Garden Grove as best man. Ronald JagdAnaheim and Patrick Fredof Santa Ana escorted to their places. A: E. Franzke, another sisthe bride, was organist and the couple's favorite hymns. Ivin Boland was soloist. Exception was held following remony at the home of the parents where Mrs. Allen phens circulated the guest inner daughter's wedding Mrs. chose a dusty pink dress bucket with rose accessories. Wedgroom's parents were unattend. a honeymoon trip later, the Mrs. Brauel changed to a blue and white suit with accessories. bride is a graduate of AnaUnion High School and is in reshman year at Whitworth e, Spokane, Wash. Her huship is a graduate of St. Edward WORE MOTHER'S VEIL — Mary Louise Cowee, the charming daughter of Rev. and Mrs. James Cowee of N. East St., chose the veil her mother wore when she was married, when she became the bride of Act./Sgt. Raymond Braeuel Jr. The ceremonies were held in the First Baptist Church in Fullerton, Beautiful Brussels lace, brought from its name city in Europe, trimmed the delicate veil which was held to the bride's dark hair with a pearled cornet. (Turville Photo) CLASSMATES SEND RESERVATIONS — Anaheim Union High School Class of 1939 reunion observations are due now, say the foursome working on information mailing. They are (from left) South Bastian Wines (Mrs. R. K.), Charles Potin, Audrey Penhall Maas (Mrs. Ralph W. Jr.), May Van Buren Fisher (Mrs. Thomas). The affair is slated for the Gourmet Restaurant, Disneyland Hotel, May 9. Social hour is 6 to 8 p.m. with banquet and program to follow. For this evening renewing friendships with former classmates the cost is reasonable, states Mrs. Maas- of 822 Lenz Dr., Anaheim, to whom reservations are to be mailed. Deadline is May 1. Request is being made for highlights of activities of class members enjoyed in the past 20 years, these to be briefed at the gala affair. The committee also is attempting to locate 16 of the 243 graduates. They are Lupe Barron, Bob Carter, Zella Davis, Masashi Ono, Robert Tetrault, Jesus Flores, Herbert Frisbie, Louise Hall, Charles Schultz, Wallace Weaver, Florence Jaehn, Ivan Johnsonson, Kazuko Ono, Fumiko Tanaka and Bill White. (Bulletin Photo) Coroptimists Book Telephone Sales Supervisor as Speaker Coroptimist Club of Anaheim, Sunday at 12:15 p.m. will hear Hastings of Pacific Telephone Company speak on "Open the Door to a Sale". This talk is given to groups of executives and sales managers recently who state it is a compilation of selling ideas accumulated during his selling career. It is aimed at helping all salesmen to get a better return out of day to day activities and increase profits at lower selling costs. Hastings has sold successfully more than 12 different commodities or services both tangibles and intangibles in person and on the telephone. For the past 24 years, he has been with the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company in all phases of their selling activities including the training of new salesmen. At present, he is Sales Supervisor of the Long Distance Department in Los Angeles. The noonday meeting will be held at the Gourmet Restaurant, Disneyland. Mrs. Marjorie Wedel, public affairs chairman for Coroptimist has arranged for this program and reservations must be made with Mary Renstrom KE 5-2405. Plans of the Soroptimist Club will also be made for installation and the dinner party to be held at the La Paz Trailer Park on June 21. Gave a talk on "How Friends Contribute to a Good Life." The Founders Day banquet will be held May 2 at the Harris Restaurant. STUDENT OF THE MONTH—Brookhurst Junior High School has named another "Student of the Month," a charming coed, Diann Casey. Diann is an eighth grader and a member of CORE class taught by Rod Cookhus. Cookus states that Diann is an outstanding student in all her subjects, also active in student activities. She has represented her class in student council all year and has done an excellent job.