anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-23

C-2—Anaheim (Col.) Bulletin Thursday, April 23, 1959 TOP OFFICERS — Installation ceremonies for the Buena Park Post 8954. Veterans of Foreign Wars, were held Monday night in American Legion Hall. Harold Cousins, district senior vice commander, was installing officer. The three top officers of the post are (frry, junior vice commander; and Charles R. Cmander. TOP OFFICERS — Installation ceremonies for the Buena Park Post 8054. Veterans of Foreign Wars, were held Monday night in American Legion Hall. Harold Cousins, district senior vice commander, was installing officer. The three top officers of the post are (frry, junior vice commander; and Charles R. C mander. ACCEPTS GAVEL — Accepting the symbol of authority from Mary Bice, retiring president of the Buena Park VFW Auxiliary is Diane Montgomery. Seated as senior vice president was Bernice Honaker (third from left) and Paye Chapman, junior vice pres was installing officer at the Post and Auxiliary on M SALE! 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Harold Cousins of Anaheim, district senior vice commander, was installing officers assisted by the Orange County Installing Team made up of members of the various Posts in Orange County. Seated as commander was John E. Bice; senior vice commander Charles R. Coon; junior vice commander, Rudy C. Perry; quartermaster, Arthur N. Padgett; surgeon, Jack K. Sutton; advocate, Charles N. Rogers; adjutant, James R. Easton; service officer, Robert Waddell; patriotic instructor, Henry C. Molz; legislative officer, William P. Huested; public relations officer, William H. Renaker; officer of the day, Richard Sarakosa; assistant quartermaster, Day Hill; assistant adjutant Tony Samosa; guard, William Arthurs; trustees, Clifford B. Cox, Kenneth Feemster and Wallace Bagley. Among the prominent people introduced and invited to speak was Claudie O'Hara of Midway City, department chief of staff, VFW, was reported on the progress made in the request of the Veterans of Foreign Wars that the Corona Naval Hospital at Norco, no longer in use, be made into a veterans' home. He reminded his audience that this had been a pet project of the late Happy Kreissler, member of the Cypress Post, who had done much work to bring it to the attention of the State Legislature. Reports from members of the Legislature indicated that the United States Government had do officers of the post are (from left) Rudy C. Perry, junior vice commander; John H. Bice, commander; and Charles R. Coon, senior vice commander. (Bulletin Photo) chapman, junior vice president. Julia Johnson is installing officer at the joint ceremonies of the Post and Auxiliary on Monday night. (Bulletin Photo) East LA Junior College Hosts Spring Conference FULLERTON — Nine Fullerton Junior College men, all officers in the FJC Associated Men Students, will attend the spring conference of the Southern California Junior College Associated Men Students tomorrow at East Los Angeles Junior College. The conference, to attract delegations from 31 southland junior colleges, will include a series of discussion groups on various student problems. The AMS is the largest men's organization on the FJC campus, al men students automatically be department chief of staff, VFW, was reported on the progress made in the reqdest of the Veterans of Foreign Wars that the Corona Naval Hospital at Norco, no longer in use, be made into a veterans' home. He reminded his audience that this had been a pet project of the late Happy Kreissler, member of the Cypress Post, who had done much work to bring it to the attention of the State Legislature. Reports from members of the Legislature indicated that the United States Government had declared the hospital excess property and that passage of the bill authorizing its purchase by the state seemed likely. Also introduced were members of the Little League Baseball team sponsored by the VFW Post. Women Installed Julia Johnson, past president of the Ladies Auxillary, was assisted in installing the Auxiliary officers by the Orange County Women's Installing Team dressed in smart tan uniforms with maroon shoulder capes and overseas caps and using the colorful flag ceremony. Installed as president to succeed Mary Bice was Diane Montgomery; senior vice president, Bernice Honaker; junior vice president, Faye Chapman; conductress, Iva Ann Renaker; chaplain, Jeanette Sutton; secretary, Mary Bice; treasurer, Margaret Anderson; banner bearer, Ann Williamson; flag bearer, Olga Zabel; color bearers, Danyce Perry, Lola Hamilton, Ruth Jura and Betty Holz; trustees, Bertha Miner and Claire Huested; patriotic instructor, Elizabeth Somoza; guard, Edna Sawyer, historian, Pauline Zike, musician and trustee, Josephine Arthurs. The following installation ceremonies, refreshments were served and dancing enjoyed. Club Slates Award Luncheon GARDEN GROVE — Members of the Woman's Civic Club of Garden Grove will honor winners of individual and section awards which were presented at the District Conventions of senior and junior federation of Women's Clubs held earlier this month, when they hold their luncheon and regular meeting at the clubhouse on Friday, May 1. Mrs. Lloyd Greenville, program chairman, will introduce the speaker, Lorita Baker Valley, who the FJC Associated Men Students, will attend the spring conference of the Southern California Junior College Associated Men Students tomorrow at East Los Angeles Junior College. The conference, to attract delegations from 31 southland junior colleges, will include a series of discussion groups on various student problems. The AMS is the largest men's organization on the FJC campus, al men students automatically being members of the organization as long as they maintain minimum scholarship requirements. FJC delegates are AMS President Steve Stephenson of Anaheim; Vice-president Jim McIlwain of Anaheim; Secretary Doug MacKay of Fullerton; Treasurer Bob Cudd of Buena Park; Sophomore Representative Jim Kohl of Orange; Freshman Representative Dennis Brittain of Fullerton; Freshman Class President Bill Lives of Orange; and member Walt Glenning of Fullerton. Salk School to Present Program, Science Fair Melvin Miller, principal, a n d William Coday, vice principal and teachers of Jonas E. Salk School will be hosts to parents and students on Wednesday, April 29th at open house. Jonas E. Salk P.T.A. members will serve a picnic super consisting of hamburgers, hot dogs, ice cream, lemonade and coffee from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Highlights of the evening will be a program by the Salk Chorus and the Science Fair sponsored by the Salk Science Club. All children in the Magnolia School District have been invited to compete in the Science Fair and awards will be made for each grade level. Top prize will be the Stephen L. Karcher trophy. Buttermilk contains no butter. In fact, it is milk from which all butter has been removed. GARDEN GROVE — Members of the Woman’s Civic Club of Garden Grove will honor winners of individual and section awards which were presented at the District Conventions of senior and junior federation of Women’s Clubs held earlier this month, when they hold their luncheon and regular meeting at the clubhouse on Friday, May 1. Mrs. Lloyd Greenville, program chairman, will introduce the speaker, Lorita Baker Valley, who will present a survey of the Berlin situation, its historical background and implications. She will also speak on our foreign policy and foreign aid, and review a well chosen book list of current topics. She is known in Southern California for her brilliant analyses, and is well recognized in her field. Mrs. L. J. Tucker, president, suggests members may wish to invite guests to hear this outstanding speaker. Chairman for the luncheon is Mrs. W. B. Gautney, who will be assisted by Mrs. Charles Withrow as co-chairman. They are planning a salad buffet, with seafood as the main course. A special Hawaiian salad and gelatin salads will also be offered. Mrs. M. E. Wright is in charge of the decorations. On display at the clubhouse will be outstanding work of the students of the Art Department of Garden Grove Union High School. Mosalcs, water color and oil paintings and drawings will be shown, according to Nels Nelson, Art Chairman of the school. Reservations can be made with Mrs. Frank Abbott, JE 7-6187, or the Misses Grace and Jennie Hedstrom at KE 5-2300. Z-I-T RELIEVES ARTHRITIS PAINS Buy an $9c jar of Z-I-T at your druggist's. If you are not completely satisfied we will refund your money. THERE IS NOTHING LIKE Z-I-T FOR AGNES AND PAINs Held Viliary well as visitors Veterans of illation cerecommander. ATTEND CONVENTION Three Orange Coast College student delegates and an advisor will attend the Associated Men Students Convention at East Los Angeles College on April 23. 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