anaheim-gazette 1951-09-21

PLAN PROGRAM—To insure a smoothly-operating program, several members of the Anaheim Assistance League held a conference yesterday in the shade-dappled patio of the John Wilson home on N. Helena St. The tinkle of ice against crystal as the hostess served a refreshing summer cooler, assisted the group in minimizing the distraction of summer heat while they concentrated on fall as epitomized in their fashion show of next Tuesday. The hostess pours a refill, above, as Mesdames Richard Heffern, Cortez Hoskins, J. G. Hilleary and Joseph Walters, left to right, look on.—(Gazette photo by Robertson.) TO HOLD BANQUET The Buena Park Lynx will hold their annual banquet at Knott's Berry farm Sept. 27, according to Marian Harvey, publicity chairman. Manager Marian Hill, coaches Bud Averett and Virgil Moore, scorekeeper Tom Slappy and 13 players have just concluded their Assistance League Committee Sets Final Style Show Plans Anticipating a gathering of approximately 500 fashion enthusiasts in attendance at their fall style showing, the planning committee of the Assistance League met in the patio of the John Wilson home on N. Helena st. TO HOLD BANQUET The Buena Park Lynx will hold their annual banquet at Knott's Berry farm Sept. 27, according to Marian Harvey, publicity chairman. Manager Marian Hill, coaches Bud Averett and Virgil Moore, scorekeeper Tom Slappy and 13 players have just concluded their first season in the Pacific Coast Women's Softball league and the National Women's tournament. ANNOUNCE ELECTION According to notices sent out by Don B. Haliber, secretary of the Orange County Municipal Water district, voting in the Stanton Precinct No. 32 for the Special Annexation election, to be held for the Orange County Municipal Water district, will take place Oct. 16 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., at the Lions clubhouse, 10571 S. Chestnut st. For Health, Eat California Fruit Assistance League Committee Sets Final Style Show Plans Anticipating a gathering of approximately 500 fashion enthusiasts in attendance at their fall style showing, the planning committee of the Assistance League met in the patio of the John Wilson home on N. Helena st., yesterday to compare notes on the progress of each group and to settle the inevitable last-minute questions which arise in organizing such an ambitious undertaking. A preview of the trends which will set the keynote for fall styles will be presented by the Mary Millerick shop of Anaheim, with Mrs. John Macloghlin, wife of the proprietor, acting as commentator. Models named to date include Mrs. R. C. Hoiles, Mrs. Vincent Borchard, Mrs. Richard J. Redlein, Mrs. Franklin J. Burke, Jr., Mrs. Si Fluor, Jr., Mrs. Raymond Thompson, Mrs. H. G. Wilson, Mrs. Ralph Blower and Mrs. James Fucci. A 12:30 buffet luncheon will be a prelude to the showing, to be held in Balboa Bay club. Prizes also will be awarded during the program next Tuesday. General chairman for the event is Mrs. J. E. Walter, assisted by Mrs. Homer Ames, ticket chairman; Mrs. P. E. Fluor and Mrs. Arthur Elliott, prizes and Mrs. Foster Warwick, decorations. Proceeds from the benefit, a repetition of last year's overwhelmingly successful fashion show, will be used for charity work, as are all funds derived from Assistance League projects. Love is Way To Power Says Speaker Glorious autumn colors flaunted their rich brown and golden beauty in the table decorations for the Women's Fellowship luncheon of the Presbyterian church yesterday. Mrs. Roger Hubert was chairman o'the group which planned and served the luncheon in the parish hall. Speaker for the day was Mrs. Robert Burns McAuley of Orange, who emphasized the discipline of 2 two loves have I Dan Gertsman OF CALIFORNIA and they mingle with ease... my Dan Gertsman Compatibles, like this sweater blouse in featherweight wool jersey, dyed to match my straight-as-an arrow fly front Contour Skirt... sweater blouse 8.95 skirt 12.95 FASHIONS—SECOND FLOOR THE SQR STORE ANAHEIM'S DOWN Glorious autumn colors flaunted their rich brown and golden beauty in the table decorations for the Women's Fellowship luncheon of the Presbyterian church yesterday. Mrs. Roger Hubert was chairman of the group which planned and served the luncheon in the parish hall. Speaker for the day was Mrs. Robert Burns McAuley of Orange, who emphasized the discipline of love in the attainment of "Spiritual Power" as she titled her address. Such discipline, she said, is what transforms life from one of uselessness to one of achievement. She referred to the life of Sister Kenny, noted for her devotion to polio victims, as an example. To attain spiritual power, the speaker declared, one must "look, speak and think in the spirit of love." She was introduced by Mrs. Marion Pickel, program chairman. Mrs. Virginia Lynn gave the devotionals and Mrs. David Collins and Mrs., Lynn Stull contributed a harmonic interlude with several songs. Mrs. Page Vincent, president, reported on a recent district meeting at Pacific Palisades and also announced that anyone who wished to sew for the Nov. 2 bazaar, or had any material to donate, was to notify Mrs. Ollie Eager. First Church of C Corner Philadelphia 11 A.M. SUN Lesson Subject: 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — 9:30 A.M. — SUN THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE IS LOCATED IN CE Open daily 11 A except Sundays Compelling Series of Programs Slated for High School P-TA An encouraging outlook in resolving parent-child-teacher problems was forecast yesterday in the annual program set before members of Anaheim Union High school P-TA board at their first meeting of the school year. Mrs. Carl Lindgren, program chairman, set as the yearly theme "Understanding Comes First" and announced the following titles of monthly programs: For October, "Hi! Are We Young in Heart?"; "Whew! What About Dates and Allowances" for November; "Watch Out! Junior's at the Wheel" for January; "Think! Are Parents Dictators or Dependables" for February; "Let's Face It! Who's Delinquent?" for March and "Whoa! Do We Expect too Much?" for April. The resignations of Mrs. George D. Love as corresponding secretary and Mrs. J. P. Mary as telephone chairman were accepted with regret. Francis Addy of the county schools office gave an encouraging report on the narcotics situation in Orange county and enlisted the cooperation of all parents in reporting rumors concerning narcotics to the proper authorities. Other reports were given by Mrs. Jack Whittington of the student welfare committee and Miss Elizabeth Webb, chairman of the health committee. Principal Paul Demaree encouraged members to make any suggestions in the way of improving educational methods, and distributed Colonist handbooks. He told the assembled members that the present enrollment of 1250 students is an increase over the Committee ans 100 fashion enthusiasts planning committee of John Wilson home on the progress of each questions which arise of the trends which keynote for fall styles presented by the Mary Hop of Anaheim, with Macloghlin, wife of the acting as commentator named to date include Holles, Mfs. Vincent Ms. Richard J. Redlein, J. Burke, Jr., Mrs. Jr., Mrs. Raymond Mrs. H. G. Wilson, Mrs.ver and Mrs. James buffet luncheon will be on the showing, to be boa Bay club. Prizes awarded during the last Tuesday. Chairman for the event Walter, assisted by Ames, ticket chair-P. E. Fluor and Mrs.ott, prizes and Mrs.ick, decorations from the benefit, a last year's over-successful fashion use for charity are all funds derivedance League projects. S Way wer speaker autumn colors flaunt-brown and golden the table decorations men's Fellowship lunch-presbyterian church Mrs. Roger Hubert was the group which planned the luncheon in all. For the day was Mrs. McAuley of Orange, utilized the discipline of Mrs. Jack Whittington of the student welfare committee and Miss Elizabeth Webb, chairman of the health committee. Principal Paul Demaree encouraged members to make any suggestions in the way of improving educational methods, and distributed Colonist handbooks. He told the assembled members that the present enrollment of 1250 students is an increase over the peak of any time last year, with classrooms which were intended for 30 students crowded with 45. He urged parents to "keep this situation in mind when the time comes to support an expansion plan." Mr. and Mrs. Vic Brown were named as dance chairmen who will work with the student council in planning school dances. Clyde Nickel, teacher-membership chairman reported a 100 percent enrollment of teachers. Mrs. H. D. Wilkinson, parent-membership chairman, was enthusiastic about potential parent participation in the organization, particularly those from outlying districts. Mrs. Foster Warwick, president, called attention to the Fourth district meeting in the Greek theater at the City park last evening and to the freshmen parents' dinner Sept. 27; sophomore parents' dinner Oct. 2 and junior and senior parents' dinner Oct. 16, designed to acquaint parents and teachers and discuss their mutual school interests and plans. Present at Wednesday's meeting were Mrs. Forrest Simonton, Mrs. Niels Boege, Mrs. George Kohlenberger, Mrs. Fred Lee, Mrs. Erwin E. Smith, Mrs. Jack Whittington, Mrs. S. E. Loard, Mrs. A. H. Kirchmann, Elizabeth Webb, Mrs. Lane Fechter, J. Francis Addy, Mrs. Leroy Ater, Mrs. Marion Henry, Mrs. John M. Henry, Mrs. Conan W. Gray. Mrs. J. F. Davenport, Mrs. H. D. Wilkinson, Mrs. Forest Warwick, Mrs. Carl H. Lindgren, Mrs. Ray Reafsnyder, Mrs. Fay Betts, Mrs. Jesse Caykendall, Mrs. Richard Ryan, Mrs. John Poyet, Mrs. C. L. Wicker, Mrs. Walter J. Meade, Paul Demaree and Clyde Nickel. Dinner Fetes BRAND NEW REFRIG INCLUDED FREE 12-PIECE “FIRE-KING” OVENWARE SET WITH ANY MAJOR APPLIANCE JUST LOOK!... FREE with any major appliance during this sale, a beautiful 12-pc Fire-King Cookware set, GUARANTEED 2 years Autumn colors flaunt brown and golden table decorations Ben's Fellowship lunch Presbyterian church Mrs. Roger Hubert was the group which planned the luncheon in all. For the day was Mrs. McAuley of Orange, organized the discipline of attainment of "Spirit" as she titled her addiscipline, she said, isorms life from one of no one of achievement. And to the life of Sister Edel Clabaugh for her devotion to us, as an example. To special power, the speaker must "look, speak on the spirit of love." Produced by Mrs. Marriag program chairman. Nicia Lynn gave the deed Mrs. David Collins Jenn Stull contributed a letterlude with several Vincent, president, recent district meetic Palsades and also that anyone who wishor the Nov. 2 bazaar, material to donate, was Ms. Ollie Eager. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres 11 A.M. SUNDAY Lesson Subject: "MATTER" M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN CHURCH EDIFICE Open daily 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. except Sundays and Holidays Mrs. J. F. Davenport, Mrs. H. D. Wilkinson, Mrs.: Forest Warwick, Mrs. Carl H. Lindgren, Mrs. Ray Reafsnyder, Mrs. Fay Betts, Mrs. Jesse Caykendall, Mrs. Richard Ryan, Mrs. John Poyet, Mrs. C. L. Wicker, Mrs. Walter J. Meade, Paul Demaree and Clyde Nickel. Dinner Fetes Elmer Clabaugh A combination birthday and farewell party honored Elmer E. Clabaugh, Jr., on his 24th anniverary in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rogers recently. He will leave soon for Mexico City where he has enrolled in the University of Mexico where classes begin Sept. 24. Clabaugh, who was graduated cum laude from Woodbury Business college in Los Angeles where he received his BBA degree in higher accountancy, is extending his education while waiting to be called to a position in the foreign service of the United States government. Other dinner guests were Mrs. Eleanor Clabaugh, Miss Patricia Clabaugh, Mrs. Betty Rogers, Alvin Rogers, Jimmie and Alvin Rogers, Jr. 12-PIECE "FIRE-KING" OVENWARE SET WITH ANY MAJOR APPLIANCE JUST LOOK! . . . FREE with any major appliance during this sale, a beautiful 12-pc. Fire-King Cookware set, GUARANTEED 2 years against breakage . . . all youfs! many other bargains NO CASH DOWN If your trade-in is worth the required amount And if your old refrigerator or gas range is worn the required amount, ANAHE Clyde Howland, 10471 S. Stapleton ave., is seriously ill in the Anaheim Community hospital. He is the owner of Bunny's cafe. To Make Your Contribution CONTACT ANAHEIM COMMUNITY CHEST 139 N. LOS ANGELES ST. Telephone Anaheim 7974 early career in the field of aviation. After having built and flown the first airplane in Iowa, he went to France to study aviation under the famed Louis Bleriot, the first man to fly across the English channel. It was not until he came to Los Angeles that he took up motion picture photography, first as an avocation and then as a career. The picture "Alaska and the Yukon" was five years in the making, due to weather conditions, great distances and inaccessibility of subjects of dramatic interest. The film is climaxed by one of nature's most remarkable events: seldom seen by man, the breaking up of the Knik glacier and the draining of a lake 16 miles long and five miles wide in one week's time. The film concludes with showing of the Northern Lights in color. Anaheim Scout Troop has Active Fall Calendar Anaheim Girl Scouts have been invited for the first time to take an active part in the program planned for an Orange county senior conference next month at Camp Seeley, members of Troop 8 were informed at their first fall meeting Wednesday in the home of their leader, Mrs. P. W. Schmitz of Olive rd. The local troop will conduct two discussion groups on the subjects of vocation and international opportunities. Plans for fall camping met with hearty approval and two overnight camping trips are scheduled, one to O'Neill park Oct. 12 and 13, the second to Rankin's Dude ranch Dec. 1 and 2. The troop will sponsor a rum-mage sale here Oct. 18 and 19 and each member volunteered to make requests for discarded articles which will be brought to the Girl Scout Little House, 201 Citron st. After the business meeting, refreshments were served in the patio. Those present were Carole Bushman, Carol Miller, Peg Sterba, Kathy Peltzer, Marjory Monig, Ruth Gillespie, Ann Fabian, Paula Lande, Shirley Schmitz, Donna May, Mrs. William Bushman and Mrs. Schmitz. Floor Samples, Demonstrators, SAVE up to $70 NEW ELECTRIC FRIGERATOR DED BIG 9 cu.ft. $199.95 FREE OVENWARE APPLIANCE in any major applitiful 12-pc. FireANTEED 2 years fs! bargains CASH DOWN our trade-in is worth required amount $199.95 This is only ONE of MANY can't-be-beaten bargains!...famous makes, many models and all are OVER 9 CUBIC FEET SIZE! (there's one 10½ cu. ft)...the $199.95 bargain is a NORGE De Luxe, REGULARLY $269.95! ...come, and look, and BUY!...this is IT! ALSO ON SALE: Reg. $279.95 Norge De Luxe model, 9 cu. ft., ...$219.95 Reg. $299.95 Norge De Luxe model, 9 cu. ft. ...$229.95 $279.95 CROSLEY 1951 SHELVADOR, 10½-ft $249.95 SAVE to $45 on RANGES REGULAR $114.95 WELBILT RANGE, APARTMENT SIZE, IT'S A BUY AT ....$99.95 REGULAR $129.50 WELBILT RANGE $109.50 FLOOR SAMPLE, SAVE $20, JUST REGULAR $159.50 DIXIE RANGE, FLOOR SAMPLE, SAVE $30, JUST $234.95 NORGE RANGE WITH ELECTRIC LIGHTING, SAVE $45 ANAHEIM APPLIANCE 114 E. Center Anaheim Phone 5416