anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-24

Here and There The Opti-Mrs. Club of the Breakfast Club of Anaheim will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. Virgil Pontzious, 545 Haven Dr. Anaheim. Each member is asked to bring her linen contribution for the Optimist Boys Home. Final plans for the steak fry will be made at the meeting and everyone is urged to attend. The Wisconsin Badger Club of California will meet at the Ontra Cafe, (front balcony) 4137 Crenshaw Blvd., Los Angeles. Saturday at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Kate E. McCullah of 9641 E. Cerritos, Anaheim, was a recent guest at Warner Springs Guest Ranch at Warner Springs. Mrs. Jack George of Capistrano Beach, president of the Women's Architectural League of Orange County and Mrs. Rumont Hougan of Corona del Mar, delegate for the League will attend the central committee interim meeting of the California Women's Architectural League April 28 and 29 in San Diego. AUTHOR OF "ALICE" Lewis Carroll, author of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," was a pen name for Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, an Anglican deacon and mathematics teacher. He was the son of an Anglican priest. The father of the original "Alice" was also a priest and so was an uncle. DR. JOHN R. VAN DE WATER symposium speaker AUTHOR OF "ALICE" Lewis Carroll, author of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," was a pen name for Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, an Anglican deacon and mathematics teacher. He was the son of an Anglican priest. The father of the original "Alice" was also a priest and so was an uncle. In the mood PORTAGE shoes for men Spring sets the mood, PORTAGE shoes help you enjoy it, in light-footed comfort and fresh, new style. SQR Center at Lemon, Downtown Manhattan Appl. Free Parking Store Hours: Daily, 9-30-5:30 — Mon. and Fri. 9-30-8:00 p.m. DR. JOHN R. VAN DE WATER ... symposium speaker Dr. John Van deWater To Speak At Secretaries Week Luncheon Highlight of Secretaries Week in Orange County will be the symposium - luncheon sponsored by the Orange Empire Chapter of National Secretaries Association (I) to be held tomorrow in the Charlot Room, Anaheim Bowl. One of the speakers for the outstanding day will be Dr. John R. Van deWater, head of executive programs and conferences, and associate professor of industrial relations and business law, graduate School of Business Administration, University of California, Los Angeles. Dr. Van deWater is an attorney-at-law and member of the California Bar, as well as industrial relations and management consultant to business and industrial firms. He was formerly a labor relations representative to the Ford Motor Company and North American Aviation, Inc. He has lectured on "Ideological Combat" to the Air War College, United States Air Force; and, was a participant a National Strategy Seminars, Army War College, United States Army. Dr. Van deWater has authored several books in addition to directing the executive program at UCLA, which is designed especially to meet the need of the Southern California business community for an advanced management program not involving detachment of the participant from his job. The program is focused on general management, running for the entire academic year. Each year there are participating in the program a select group of 100 experienced, senior executives and higher level management personnel. Dr. Van deWater's sparkling personality and keen intuition are destined to give each person a tending the Symposium somethin worthwhile to "bring home" and enrich their lives. Additional information regarding reservations may be obtained from Mrs. Ella Mae Morris, TR 1-32 (Office) or LA 5-1808 (Home). Concerts Start May 3 The 13th season of Sunday afternoon band concerts will resum in Los Angeles parks May 3, 1946, was announced by J. Arthur Leis is city music coordinator. Marking the 36th observance of National and Inter-American Music Week, May 3-8, five bands will open the season with free performances at the following park Hollenbeck, Exposition, Lincoln MacArthur, and Point Fermin San Pedro. SAME DAY CLEANING SERVICE We Give Blue & Gold Stamps "IN BY 9—OUT BY 4" FREE Pick-up and Delivery Ermisch cleaners For Quick Service KE 5-4618 2—Convenient Locations 117 W. CYPRESS (Near Los Angeles St.) (Corner of Helena) —BOTH STORES IN ANAHEIM— Hurst JEWELERS 132 W. Center St. TEST-DRIVE A DODGE CAR OR TRUCK! WIN A FREE TRIP ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD VIA PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS with American Express World Travel Service as your host for two weeks! MORE PRIZES! 132 Las Vegas holidays at the glamorous STARDUST Hotel! FOR FULL DETAILS, SEE ROBERT H. BONEY 328 W. CENTER—ANAHEIM • KE 5-2113 AWARDS MADE Cub Pack 180 Names Officers, Plans Trip New officers were elected to fill recent vacancies at the meeting of Cub Pack 180 held at the La Palma Youth Center, and plans were completed for a field trip to a NIKE Base April 26. The new officers are Jim Powell, camping and outing; Ken Haverstick, in charge of awards; Judy Burnett, secretary; and Shirley Kelly, publicity. Displays depicting "Down on the Farm" were judged by parents with the prize going to Den 4, under Mrs. Gladys Zetterberg. Michael Burnett of Den 9 was voted best - dressed cub of the month at the recent Youth Day held at John Marshall School. Presentation of awards included: wolf badge; Philip Constant, Steven Haverstick, Bruce Kelly, John Stebbens, Rickey Feagen and Mark Webb; bear badge: Donald Ronson, Robert Laukkanen, Dale Sigler, John Valentine and Nick Powell; lion badge; Jim Howlett; silver arrow: Teddy Zetterberg, Doug Alexander, Billy Betts, John Conklin, Danny McCracken, Gary McCracken, Michael Burnett, Dennis La Mar and Greg Morrissey. Recipients of gold arrows were: Doug Alexander John Conklin, Chris Amelotte, Mark Webb, Paul West and Mark Bottich; denner: Philip Constant, Dennis La Mar and Kenneth French; assistant denner: Donald Ronson, Greg Morrissey and Donald Bush; den chief: Craig Casebeer, Don Sigler and Frank Mastra; webelos: Dennis McGill. WATER maker To Speak Luncheon books in addition to directive executive program at which is designed especiallmeet the need of the SouthCalifornia business communian advanced management not involving detachment participant from his job. program is focused on genmanagement, running for the academic year. Each year are participating in the proselect group of 100 experisenior executives and highlevel management personnel. Van deWater's sparkling quality and keen intuition-are d to give each person atter the Symposium something while to "bring home" and their lives. National information regarding operations may be obtained from Cilla Mae Morris, TR 1-3232 or LA 5-1808 (Home.) concerts Start May 3 13th season of Sunday aftband concerts will resume Angeles parks May 3, it announced by J. 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