anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-22

B-2—Anahlm (Cal.) Bulletin Wednesday, April 22, 1959 New Beauty for You! By IRIS LYNNE You look better and you feel better when you "stand tall." No matter what your figure may be you will find it greatly enhanced by good posture. "Self check" yourself often to see that you are following the rules set forth here: Good posture may actually be uncomfortable at first, so make sure you follow it diligently. Quite often the rib cage becomes sore from keeping it properly lifted. Check this, and keep ribcage raised high. It trims the waist, and adds to the allure of the bust. Hold the neck in line with the torso. Avoid pulling the back and forming a double ear avoid thrusting the head as this only tends to the body out of alignment. Kneel slightly relaxed, with bend; and the back too slightly curved — too straight only makes you be most feminine andDon't allow a tense take over. If you are doing work, get up and staggerly. Tension can easily poor posture, then do so about the entire cause of pace, or a c environment if this is posTo line up your body ture: good" try this method with back flat to a wa head, shoulder blades, bac cage, buttocks, and heelsThis aligns the pelvis automatically pull the up and in. Here is a word of truth sheer bribery: You can tes off your waist by good posture. Write to Iris Lynne in this paper. AT BILL & DAVE'S SALE! Maytags DELUXE SPECIAL At The Price of Just Any Ordinary Automatic Gyrafoam Washer 177£ FULL PRICE Pay Only $7.77 Monthly FREE Normal Installation Travel Tips By Maxine Weig Gyrafoam Washer 177 FULL PRICE Pay Only $7.77 Monthly FREE Normal Installation No Money Down We Take Trades Easy Bank Terms 2 Yrs. to Pay 30-60-90 Day Same As Cash No Interest We maintain a complete Factory Trained Service Department. Our service men have from 10 or more years of washer service experience. BILL & DAVE'S APPLIANCES JA 7-6060 10551 Stanton Ave. (Hi 89) 2 Miles So. Knott's Berry Farm Hours 8:6:30 Daily — Sunday 12:5 First in Quality Fairest in Price Fastest in Service ST. ANTHONY CLARE BUILDING FUND BUTTONWOOD & E. LA PALMA – ANAHEIM RIDES—BOOTHS—GAMES—PONIES FRIDAY, APRIL 24 – 5:00 - 10:00 P.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 25 – 1:00 - 10:00 P.M. BUTTONWOOD & E. LA PALMA – ANAHEIM RIDES—BOOTHS—GAMES—PONIES FRIDAY, APRIL 24 – 5:00 - 10:00 P.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 25 – 1:00 - 10:00 P.M. SUNDAY, APRIL 26 – 1:00 - 10:00 P.M. SATURDAY P.M. 3:30 IN PERSON! —SKIPPER FRANK— With His Sidekick Julius And Magic Show SUNDAY AFTERNOON – 1:00 - 6:00 P.M. GIVE MOM A DAY OFF . . . EAT OUT DELICIOUS BEEF DINNER Adults $1.50 Children .50 GRAND PRIZE . . . DODGE STATION WAGON Admission & Parking Free BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY torso. Avoid pulling the head back and forming a double chin. Also avoid thrusting the head forward as this only tends to throw the body out of alignment. Keep knees slightly relaxed, with a slight bend; and the back too should be slightly curved — too ramrod straight only makes you seem to be most feminine and bossy. Don't allow a tense feeling to take over. If you are doing exacting work, get up and stretch frequently. Tension can easily cause poor posture, then do something about the entire cause. Try a change of pace, or a change of environment if this is possible. To line up your body for "posture: good" try this method. Stand with back flat to a wall, touch head, shoulder blades, back of rib cage, buttocks, and heels to wall. This aligns the pelvis joints and automatically pull the diaphram up and in. Here is a word of truth but is sleer bribery: You can take inches off your waist by practicing good posture. Write to Iris Lynne in care of this paper. Newcomers Plan New Activities The meeting of the City Hostess Newcomers' Club was held at La Fonda Restaurant in Santa Ana combined with a delightful Mexican luncheon. A short business meeting followed with election of the Nominating Committee the most important business transacted. Those elected to serve were Lee Spoonnoggle and Lois Grose from the Board of Directors, and Ruth Kenendy. Beatrice Bendetta, and Wanda Hagen, from the membership-at-large. Mrs. Faith Rodawa, Mrs. Lee Spoonnoggle, Mrs. Francis Hollenbeck and Mrs. Ed Seeley volunteered to serve as a telephone committee. Plans were discussed and ideas presented to be considered for the coming year. City Hostess Margaret Peterson announced the plans for the Gadabout Group. The next trip scheduled is to Pacific Ocean Park. She will charter a bus and the Newcomers will go in a group. Also she discussed the plans for the trips to The Padua Hills Theatre. The Festival of Arts and the Pageant of the Masters. A Play Day at Catalina Island is also on the calendar. The next section meeting will be the afternoon bridge section on Friday April 24th at the Community Club House in Santa Ana. The program was presented by Charlotte Zigmont, owner of the Tres Charmont Studio. Mrs. Zigmont studied dress designing in Europe and has had experience in salons in New York, Miami, and Mary Ellen University. Local WCTU Essay Winner Announced Sheryl Dunn of 1402 Florida Pl., an eighth grade student at Freemont Junior High School has been awarded the Local WCTU Essay Winner Announced award. Now if it's bargains you're wantin'. . . IRELAND offers the very best. The well-stocked shops in SHANNON are duty-free. Wise shopper's can easily pay their fares with the money they can save there... Erin go braugh! Planning your wardrobe for HAWAII is basically the same at any time of the year. In summer no wraps are needed — even at night. Plan on cottonts and casuals. One cocktail dress for women and a lite - weight business suit for men is all that is really needed. Save space for your island buys. Paul Travis, prominent County traveler and lecturer on Landmarks of American Democracy is taking a special tour featuring the Greek Islands by ship leaving June 30 from L.A. All inquiries handled by calling our office. Drop in and meet Anaheim's professional travel consultants who can provide you with the expert services of many years of travel experience. The ANAHEIM TRAVEL AGENCY is the authorized local agent for all major steamship lines, railroads, hotels, etc. and our services are provided without charge. Adv. Fuchsia Group Sets Potluck The Orange County Branch of the California National Fuchsia Society will enjoy a potluck "Five-and-Dime" dinner at 6:30 p.m. April 28, at the American Legion Hall, 936 N. Lemon St. Ham is being furnished. Each person is to bring a favorite casserole dish, salad or dessert; and table service. Dale M. Hallberg, landscapes architect of Fullerton, will discuss "Gardens," and will show films of some of the gardens he has designed. The public is invited to attend. Here and There The Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum, 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana, will open its 17th annual National Doll and Miniature Exhibit Sunday to continue through July 12. The exhibit has attracted national interest with its large collection. Statistics reported by a drug company show that the mortality rate is 75 per cent higher for single men than for married men and 50 per cent higher for single women than for wives. Local WCTU Essay Winner Announced Sheryl Dunn of 1402 Florida Pl., an eighth grade student at Fremont Junior High School has been notified that her essay, "Alcohol and Safety," won first place with a cash prize of $10 awarded in the Orange County Junior High WCTU Essay Contest in which more than 300 essays were judged. Last month, Sheryl won first prize and $5 in the Anaheim city competition. In the Senior High Essay Contest, Marilyn Miller, a junior and Beverly Bubla, a sophomore at Anaheim Union High School, were each awarded honorable mention for their essays. "You Don't Have To Drink Socially." From Brookhurst Junior High School, Gail Draughls and Gill Hanson won second and third prizes of $7 and $5 respectively, in the County Junior High Poster Contest with their posters entitled "Alcohol, the Decoder." These posters and the essay written by Sheryl Dunn were sent to Sacramento to be entered in the State Contest this month. Mrs. Carrie Lambert served as chairman of the three WCTU Contests in her capacity as director of Scientific Alcohol Instruction in the Anaheim WCTU. Local judges were the Rev. Paul Kugler, Rev. Al Casebeer, Mrs. Meta Myer, Mrs. Harold Burns and Mrs. H. A. McPheeters. Announcements Widows World War I, Chapter 24, will meet in Honold's Hut, 10781 Garden Grove Blvd. this Saturday at 2 p.m. Members of the Native Daughters of the Golden West are having a rummage sale at 2271 S.W. Commonwealth, Fullerton today through April 25. The opening hours are 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. BARBECUES, ALL TYPES BARBECUES, ALL TYPES STANDARD OR TO SPECIFICATION THE SPECIALIST TO SEE IS Hoyd & Lee CUSTOM FIREPLACE SCREENES SANTA ANA 2204 SO. MAIN ST. Kimberly 5-2789 (Next Door to Calif. Bank) *PASADENA 1215 E. WALNUT RY. 2-2136 RY. 1-8067 *Open Mon. & Fri. Even. DINERS CLUB CARDS ARE WELCOME AT DOWS WE ARE OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9 A.M. Until Midnight Fri. and Sat. 9 A.M. Until 2 A.M. SPRINGFIELD PEARS No. 2½ Can 25¢ XLNT. FROZEN FOODS Beef Tamales Beef Enchilada or Enchilada Dinner. Each 39¢ Mexican Dinner 49¢ ea. Zion Lutheran PTA Names New Officers The April meeting of the Zion Lutheran Parent Teacher Association was held in the parish hall. Election of new officers elected were President, Roy Phares; First Vice President, Mrs. Paul Lohr; Second Vice, Mrs. A. Linker; Secretary, Mrs. Elroy Oldenburg; Treasurer, J. Lindsay; Historian, Mrs. Gib Reinemann. Speaker for the evening was the Rev. Herbert Kluck. He discussed "Sunday School and the Family" and pointed out the mission opportunities of a Sunday School. Group discussions were held on "Your Part in the Sunday School". Room count was won by the Fifth Grade. Refreshments were served by mothers of the Fifth Graders. Beauty Tips from ME to YOU by Lillian Ruskin Learn the art of retouching — just like photographers can retouch pictures you can learn to do the same to yourself . . . There are now pencils available in skin tones to touch up those flaws that need a little covering up. For instance . . . shadows beneath the eyes are brightened by lightly stroking the pencil over the area — this also helps to intensity the eyes, as well expressioned lines or cracks disappear when pencil is lightly used and dusted with a little powder — red blotches, broken veins and other blemishes are blurred when dotted with the pencil and the edges smoothed out . A few don’ts when there are children about: Don’t leave poisonous cleaning agents close to floor cupboards. A dangling iron cord can lead to disaster — also a toaster. Turn pot handles inward, away from the edge of the stove. I think it is always a good thing to remind ourselves of these dangers but we are inclined to get careless when everything is going all right . Another reminder for this week . . . we are offering the regular $15 Zoto Cold Creme Wave — complete with haircut, styling and set for only $8.50. Don’t miss this opportunity to BEAUTY — Call KE 3-3694 for your appointment at the LIN-BROOK BEAUTY SALON, 10057 Lincoln at Brookhurst. Adv. Sale at ... The Sea Horse 1/3 TO 1/2 OFF ENTIRE STOCK ALL COLORS, STYLES AND SIZES The Sea Horse 927 S. BROOKHURST Corner Ball & Brookhurst IN THE BROOKHURST SHOPPING CENTER OH BOY FROZEN PIZZA Cheese or Sausage 43¢ Each Also a DOWS at 1160 SOUTH ST. LONG BEACH OH BOY FROZEN PIZZA Cheese or Sausage 43¢ Each Daily Diet Dog Food 5¢ No. 1 Can Ea. XInt. Potato Salad 27¢ 1 lb. Cup Table Brand BACON 45¢ 1 lb. Pkg. Richmaid—Asstd. Flavors ICE CREAM 69¢ Full Half Gallon CANADA DRY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY $4 89 Fifth Plus Tax Libby's Macaroni & Cheese 8-oz. Pkg. 16¢ Also a DOWS at 1160 SOUTH ST. LONG BEACH WE CASH PAYROLL CHECKS LIQUOR frozen foods • GROCERIES DELICATESSEN Corner Brookhurst & Lincoln ANAHEIM, CALIF. Phone KE 5-3552 April 22, 23, 24, 25 LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED