anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-21

J. Herbert Hall Jewellers Annual High School Table Setting Contest, Display Opened Monday J. Herbert Hall Company, Jewelers, 451 N. Loara St. at Broadway-Orange County Shopping Center, Anaheim, today announces the opening of its second annual high school tablesetting contest for 11th grade girls throughout the area, according to Helmut Lubke, local manager of the firm. Tables will remain on display in the store through Saturday. The public, as well as the students, faculty and parents, are invited to drop in and vote for their favorite table. This voting ensures impartiality. Points to bear in mind are correctness, beauty of coordination of table-appointments, and originality of theme. Final decision of Oh Boy! Strawberry Shortcake tonight! We have it lots... anytime of year! Mommy makes it with frozen strawberries and M.C.P. "Low Sugar" Pectin...It's real yummy and never never soggy... Mommy likes it 'cause it's low in the judges will determine the three most outstanding tables. Six schools and 18 girls are participating in the five-day event. Schools represented are Anaheim Union High School, Western High School, Fullerton High School, Garden Grove High School, Marywood Catholic School and Valencia High School. First prize will again be $100; second,$30, and third,$25. Another $25.00 will be awarded the popular vote table, and consolation prizes of Emily Post's revised "Book of Etiquette" will go to fourth, fifth and sixth places. All cash prizes go to class funds. Class participants, limited to one chairman and two assistants, with, of course, no adult help, may select flowers from Wayne's For Flowers, linens from the Broadway Anaheim, Broadway-Orange County Shopping Center, and fine china, silver and crystal from J. Herbert Hall Jewellers, also in the Broadway-Orange County Shopping Center. Judges awarding the prizes Saturday at 2 p.m. at the store will be Mrs. B. F. Coupland, president of the Ebell Club of Anaheim; Mrs. Edgar F. Elfstrom, Assistance League of Fullerton; and Mrs. William R. LeVecke, Assistance League of Anaheim. LBSC Sets 49er Day Students at Long Beach State College will construct a 24-building boom town reminiscent of Gold Rush Days for their 49er Day, Spring fund day, Friday. The lower college campus will be transformed into "Pete's Gulch" for the carnival which starts with the dismissal of classes at noon and ends with a costume dance in the college cafeteria. Beard growing contests nounced—and shaved coeds, and the juniper stage a tricycle derby. Entertainment will by student groups andance of the Lancers, group, and a chuck dinner will be served evening. We have it lots... anytime of year! Mommy makes it with frozen strawberries and M.C.P. "Low Sugar" Pectin...It's real yummy and never soggy... Mommy likes it 'cause it's low in calories, whatever that is! YOU CAN GET M.C.P. "Low-Sugar" PECTIN NOW AT YOUR FAVORITE MARKET LBSC Sets 49er Day Students at Long Beach State College will construct a 24-building boom town reminiscent of Gold Rush Days for their 49er Day, Spring fund day, Friday. The lower college campus will be transformed into "Pete's Gulch" for the carnival which starts with the dismissal of classes at noon and ends with a costume dance in the college cafeteria. Winners of competition for the roles of Lotta Crabtree and Black Bart, legendary California figures, will be announced at the start of the day-long program and the two will reign over the celebration. More than a dozen student organizations will take part in the costume parade winners of the Specialization, Yes... MORE than 105,000 Permitments Experienced Staff Softy by CARYL RICHARDS ADVERTISED IN VOGUE & BAZAAR ALWAYS AT LA DONA RSO. 7.95 12.50 FREE! $2.50 Custom Haircut Shampoo, crème rinse and hairstyling with every wave. Beauty haven for busy women Wed., Thurs. & Fr. 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LIVE BETTER BY FAR WITH A BRAND NEW SLATED MAY 24 Open House at St. Vincent’s Seminary Set A public invitation to an open house and barbeque dinner was extended today by St. Vincent’s Seminary, 1105 Bluff Rd. in Montebello on May 24. The affair, sponsored by the Montebello Council No. 3429 of the Knights of Columbus and the “Friends of St. Vincent’s,” will give the public an opportunity to tour the grounds of the Seminary and to visit with seminarians themselves, who will serve as guildes. The Seminary is located on 14 acres of land donated to the Vincentian Fathers by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pansini. It is situated on Bluff Road, two blocks south of Washington Blvd., and about six blocks west of Rosemead Blvd. The Seminary, now in its fifth year of operation, consists of two dormitories, a chapel, classroom building, administration building, gymnasium, and a convent for the Sisters. The dinner, prepared by Bill Littleton and Earl Hunt, will be board growing contest will be announced—and shaved by LBSC coeds, and the junior class will stage a tricycle derby. Entertainment will include skits by student groups and the appearance of the Lancers, popular vocal group, and a chuck wagon-style dinner will be served early in the evening. FIRST TICKET — Albert Launer, Fullerton attorney, receives the first breakfast ticket to the Fullerton Junior College Business Education Day program to be held on Wednesday. Approximately 400 students from the college, seniors from neighboring high schools and local business will attend. Presenting the ticket are FJC students Lois Arbogast and Orville Machmil. FJC Sets Business Education Day Students of Fullerton JC, local businessmen, and a group of high school seniors from nearby high schools will really “get down to business” on Wednesday as the college Business Education division holds its annual Business Education Day program. Approximate-ly 400 participants will join program. After breakfast more students will present a presentation of awards to outstandingness education students. Clifford Haskell, vice of Alpha Beta Foods, deliver the keynote address day's theme, “Selling Y Business.” Following the breakfast four panel discussion will be held in accounting, bus County Groups to Participate in Bullock’s Table Setting Contest First annual table setting contest for Women’s Service clubs of Orange County is being judged this week (closing Saturday) at Bullock’s Fashion Square, Santa Ana, third floor galleria. Theme of the affair is “Tables Set to Music” with 14 organizations competing. They are: Assistance League of Anaheim, Assistance League of Santa Ana, Daughters of The American Revolution, Hoag Memorial Hospital Guild, National Charity League of Newport Beach, Native Daughters of the Golden West. Orange County Bar Association Auxiliary, Santa Ana Business and Professional Women, Santa Ana Community Hospital Auxiliary, Santa Ana Soroptimist Club, St. Joseph Hospital Guild, St. Jude’s Hospital Guild, The Hemophilia Foundation, The Women’s Auxiliary of The South Coast Community Hospital. “Tables Set to Music” name titles are: When I Take My Sugar to Tea, Sweet Sixteen, Deep Purple, In a Chinese Temple Garden, Hawaiian Wedding Song, Romantic Rendezvous, Hawaii Calls, Ball HI, Sailing, Holiday for Strings, April Showers, Alvin’s Harmonica, Little Brown Jug, God Bless America. Mayor of Santa Ana, Dale Heinly, and Robert B. Wright, president of the Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce, will count ballots. Substantial awards to designated charities of winning organizations will be presented. wear FALSE TEETH? eat, chew, smile with REGULAR OR HEAVY GAUGE EZO DENTAL CUSHIONS Helps keep seeds out... plate mug Helps ease pressure on gums Helps prevent clicking AT YOUR DRUG STORE • MONTENA SUPPLY 60¢ Anaheim Coed Given Costume Design Post Shirley Jamison of Anaheim, a junior at the College of the Holy Names, is designing the costumes for “The Learned Ladies,” an amusing comedy of manners by Molliere, to be presented by the “Masquers.” Student body drama group, on April 23, 24 and 25 at 8:30 p.m. on the campus, as announced by Robert Fahrner, director. Miss Jamison is a talented English-drama major and, by diligent research into paintings and tapestries of the 17th Century, she has abstracted the essential elements of the period’s styling. After breakfast merger students will present a tion show, followed by tion of awards to outstanding education students. Clifford Haskell, vice of Alpha Beta Foods, deliver the keynote address day’s theme, “Selling Y Business.” Following the breakfast four panel discussion go be held in accounting, bus ministration, general o secretarial science. Student act as moderators and leaders as panelists. After the panel meet students will leave by Southern California Bus chines Show in Los Angeles. Approximately 100 bu cation majors from new schools have been invited occasion. Gunite Pool 15" x 30" Complete Model Pool $199 Sahara Pool 9100 LINCOLN AVENUE 1913 46th Anniversary Y Heirloom Sterlin PRICES RETURN TO FORMER LEVELS ON MA BUY NOW. and SAVE up 20% ON PLACE SETTINGS Just in time Mother’s Day... in time for B passing car after car... GES TO 3RD PLACE WAGON SALES! New 100-inch wheelbase RAMBLER AMERICAN STATION WAGON America's lowest-priced, top-economy station wagon. Save on first cost, gas, upkeep. Full family room, big cargo space. Offers fully automatic transmission. RAMBLER A BRAND NEW CAR _ GO RAMBLER! 20% ON PLACE SETTINGS 4-Pc. Pl. Setting (Knife, Fork, Teaspoon, Salad Fork) PRICE NOW $19.80 PRICE MAY $24.00 5-Pc. Pl. Setting (Knife, Fork, Teaspoon, Salad Fork, Soup Spoon) PRICE NOW $24.20 PRICE MAY $30.00 6-Pc. Pl. Setting (Knife, Fork, Teaspoon, Salad Fork, Butter Spreader, Soup Spoon) PRICE NOW $27.50 PRICE MAY $35.00 Just in time Mother’s Day... in time for B Hurry in for extra size on nationally advertised HEIRLOOM STERLING prices return to fice levels. Plan now to a pieces you need or r new service. YOU CAN SAVE ON OPEN STOCK PIECES, TOO! Young Love* Flower Lace* Stanton Hall* Demask Rose* Lasting Spring* Mansion House* Resigning Beauty* Prices Include Federal Tax ($Stanton Hall slightly higher) *Trade-marks of C VICTOR G. LOLY JEWELER 138 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CA Tuesday, April 21, 1959 Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin—A-5 Silver Bonus ● No C.O.D., mail or phone orders ● All sales final ● Quantities limited SHIRTDRESSES 4.98 You asked for them again! Here they are . . . good looking shirtdresses in top quality cotton—assorted summery patterns—you'll want an armful! Fashions—second floor 2.98 MAN TAILORED SHIRTS 1.98 Colorfast lovely colors—sizes 30-38 and large sizes 40-44. Sports shop—street floor 1.98-2.98 PEDAL PUSHERS & CAPRIS 1.49 Assorted colors in sizes 8-18. Sports shop—street floor 12.98 HAWAIIAN SUN DRESSES 7.98 Prints that are luscious, styles that defy warm weather—sizes 8-18 in group. Sports shop—street floor 1.98 BOYS' SHIRTS $1 Sizes 3-6x in assorted prints. Children's shop—second floor 3.98-5.98 GIRLS' DRESSES 2.99 Assorted prints in sizes 3-14. After breakfast merchandising students will present a brief fashion show, followed by presentation of awards to outstanding business education students. Clifford Haskell, vice-president of Alpha Beta Foods, will then deliver the keynote address on the day's theme, "Selling Yourself in Business." Following the breakfast meeting four panel discussion groups will be held in accounting, business administration, general office, and secretarial science. Students will act as moderators and business leaders as panelists. After the panel meetings, the students will leave by bus for the Southern California Business Machines Show in Los Angeles. Approximately 100 business education majors from nearby high schools have been invited for the occasion. Gunite Pools 15' x 30' Complete Model Pool $1989.00 Sahara Pools 9100 LINCOLN AVE. 12.98 HAWAIIAN SUN DRESSES 7.98 Prints that are luscious, styles that defy warm weather—sizes 8-18 in group. Sports shop—street floor 1.98 BOYS’ SHIRTS $1 Sizes 3-6x in assorted prints. Children’s shop—second floor 3.98-5.98 GIRLS’ DRESSES 2.99 Assorted prints in sizes 3-14. Children’s shop—second floor 13.95 BEAUTIFUL LEATHER BAGS 9.85* A special purchase—top quality leather handbags by a famous maker. Seven styles to choose from, in white, black, and bone. A perfect Mother’s Day gift ideal Accessories—street floor $2 CHALK WHITE JEWELRY $1 and 1.33* Mother will look so pretty in chalk white earrings and beads. Accessories—street floor 3.98 LINEN JACKET $2 To be worn with summer cottons or over the sheath dress. Four styles in white or black. Sizes s-m-l. Accessories—street floor 1.25 INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS 79c White Swiss with pink, blue or white intials. Accessories—street floor VASSARETTE GIRDLE 3.95 Lightweight Ban-lon nylon (Pow Aire) girdle with panel front to trim the figure. Sizes s-m-l. Foundations—street floor 3.98-10.95 Sleepwear Clearance $2 and $3 Odds and ends of sleepwear—challis, flannelette, cottons, brushed nylon gowns, dusters, pajamas. Robes—second floor COMBED COTTON BRIEFES 49c, 6-.275 Nylon reinforced cuffs, machine washable, sizes 5-8. Lingerie—second floor 3.99 NEW SPRING MOCCASINS 2.99 Just arrived! Black, white and cream—they feel like slippers and walk like shoes. Sizes 4-10. Shoes—street floor To 9.95 MEN’S TERRY CLOTH ROBES 6.95 White, yellow, blue . . . Sizes s-m-l-xl. Men’s store—street floor MEN’S PAJAMAS 2.59 Sanforized broadcloth in sizes a-b-c-d. Men’s store—street floor 0% ON PLACE SETTINGS Just in time for Mother's Day... Just in time for Brides Hurry in for extra savings on nationally advertised HEIRLOOM STERLING before prices return to former levels. Plan now to add the pieces you need or start a new service. YOU CAN SAVE ON OPEN STOCK PIECES, 100! To 9.95 MEN'S TERRY CLOTH ROBES 6.95 White, yellow, blue ... Sizes s-m-l-xl. Men's store—street floor MEN'S PAJAMAS 2.59 Sanforized broadcloth in sizes a-b-c-d. Men's store—street floor To $5 KNIT SHIRTS 2.98 Orlon, dacron, cotton. Sizes s-m-l-xl. Men's store—street floor To 2.98 BOYS' SHIRTS 1.69 Wash and wear fabrics in short sleeved sportshirts—ages 6-16. Boy's shop—street floor 69c BETTER COTTON PRINTS 49c yd. Wash and colorfast—some wash and wear. Fabrics—street floor 1.29 yd. ARNEL & COTTON CHECKS 88c yd. Fabrics—street floor ASSORTED NOTIONS ½ price Notions—street floor SOFT ABSORBENT TOWELS Bath towels ... $1 Hand towels ... 59c Wash cloth ... 29c Home shop—downstairs FAMOUS HALF PRICE SALE TUSSY'S DEODORANTS $1 Cream, stick or roll on ... 50c* Cosmetics—street floor * Plus Fed. Tax ● Center at Lemon. Downtown Anaheim ● Ample Free Parking ● Store Hours Daily: 8:30-5:30 Mon. & Fri. 9:30-6 p.m.