anaheim-gazette 1952-07-11

Social and Club Activities Girl Scouts Two-Year Charter Granted Here Anaheim Girl Scout Council this week received its two-year charter, granted by the national Girl Scout organization. Charters are given to councils on the basis of volume of membership, number of volunteer leaders, number of troops, and quality of program provided for girls of the area. According to Mrs. Conan W. Gray, president, "Girl Scouting in Anaheim has grown since its first charter was granted in 1939 to a current membership of 995." Stress is being placed on such activities as camping, overnight, day, and summer camping, community life, civil defense, health and safety, homemaking, arts and crafts, international friendship and recreation, as part of the organization's effort to give both practical and psychological skills that will help them weather the uncertainties and stresses of life in the modern world. The new charter, signed by the national president, Mrs. Roy F. Layton, is granted in the name of the Girl Scout national board of directors. It not only authorizes the council to promote and carry on Girl Scouting in its prescribed jurisdiction — Fat Terrebonne — 2206 Hayride for Church Group The High School Young People of the Stanton Community Church will meet at the church tonight at 6 p.m., for an old fashioned hayride. Volunteer painters and plasterers are asked to report Saturday to help finish the first step of remodeling the church. The vestibule and spire and new stained windows are almost completed. Daily vacation Bible school will be held July 28 through Aug. 1. The annual Sunday school picnic will be Saturday, Aug. 2. Rev. Charles A. White, pastor, is taking reservations for the juniors summer camp at Pine Valley in San Diego county, July 14 to 20 for boys and girls between the ages of 9 and 12 for $13.50. The Jr. and Sr. High American Sunday school union will also be at Pine Valley, Aug. 4-11 for young people from 11½ to 20, at $9.50. The new charter, signed by the national president, Mrs. Roy F. Layton, is granted in the name of the Girl Scout national board of directors. It not only authorizes the council to promote and carry on Girl Scouting in its prescribed jurisdiction, but also entitles it to have delegates to the National Council, Girl Scouts of the USA which determines the organization's policies and procedures. The Anaheim Girl Scout Council is an agency of the Anaheim Community Chest, Inc. Personals MRS. S. S. MURAOKA and her daughter, June, left last week for Oakland to attend the wedding of her niece, Miss Michi Honda, to Gus Tanaka. The wedding was held in San Francisco. The bride is a student at the University of California at Berkeley and Tanaka graduated last month from the university with a degree in business administration. Mrs. Muraoka wired her husband Sunday at 10622 Court st., that she and June are staying on in the bay cities for at least ten days to see the sights and visit relatives and friends. MR. AND MRS. BILL DILLY and family, of S. Clementine st., are on an extended visit and vacation with friends and relatives at points in Louisiana. Mrs. Elmer Corby was hostess to the Cypress Women's club Tuesday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Boyd of 5262 Bishop st., Cypress. Mmes. Burt Kroessen and Clarence Southfield assisted Mrs. Corby serving dessert luncheon of ice cream and cakes. Mrs. Thelma Essex presided with 22 members discussing the soft drink booth they will sponsor and work in, alternately, at the pavement dance of the VFW. RAYMOND AGHAYAN Playbox Has Noted Director Tustin Playbox is fortunate to have Raymond Aghayan as director—designer for its eight weeks of summer stock which opens July 15 with 3-act farce-comedy by Moliere. Aghayan was born in Iran. He started designing at the early age of fourteen. This was because his mother belonged to the same profession. Therefore Aghayan, brought up in the same atmosphere, was ready for work so early in life. After some time on the Continent and a summer in Paris, where he studied with Louis Jouvet, a French actor, Aghayan arrived in Hollywood in the spring of 1947. It was then that he discovered that he was as gifted in playwriting and directing as in acting and designing, and since then he has been following a career in all four branches. Mr. Aghayan has directed such plays as "Hamlet," "L'Aiglon," "Candida," and "Miss Julia," and designed costumes for such plays as "Summer and Smoke." "The Madwoman of Chaillot," "Faust," "Joan of Lorraine," Shakespeare's Double Ring Service Mary Elizabeth F The home of the Rev. Otto Fischer at Santa Ana was scene of a double ring ceremony which united Miss Mary Elizabeth Fogg, daughter of Mr. and M.J. W. Fogg of 8072 South Merterey st., Freeway Park, and Budd A. Reesman Jr. of Rockefeller Ill., who is stationed at the Toro Marine Base. The bride was lovely in white afternoon suit with nautical white accessories and an bouquet centered in a ring white carnations, with sapphire streamers. Miss Marcella Fogg was sister's attendant in a navy blue and white dress, with a coral of gardenias. Clifford Reesman brother of the bridegroom, wife best man. Among the group of close friends and relatives were Mrs. J. E. Berger, life long friend of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fogg brother and sister-in-law of bride and her close friend, M. Calendar TONIGHT F&AM No. 207—7:30 p.m. Mass Temple 100F Encampment No. 105—p.m. installation of officers 100F hall TOMORROW American Legion Auxiliary—1 a.m. Orange and Riverside County pre-convention caucus, Memorabilium Huntington Beach North Carolina Picnic—3:00 p.m. Palma Park. Beauty contest—6:00 p.m. select Manaheim Greek Theater, Anah City Park. MONDAY, JULY 14 Y's Men's Club—6:30 p.m. YMCA Toastmasters—6:30 p.m. Lamia C DeMolley—7:30 p.m. Masonic Temple Knights of Columbus—8:00 p.m. installation, Knights of Columbus Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxilia—8:00 p.m. 106 N. Philadelphia American Legion Auxiliary—8:00 p.m. Orange County, installation, N port Harbor Legion hall. VFW Auxiliary to Elect Officer Election of a new junior vp president for the C.R.Rogers Memorial Hymn Society for Caribbean Festival Tuesday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Boyd of 5262 Bishop st., Cypress. Mmes. Burt Kroessen and Clarence Southfield assisted Mrs. Corby serving dessert luncheon of ice cream and cakes. Mrs. Thelma Essex presided with 22 members discussing the soft drink booth they will sponsor and work in, alternately, at the pavement dance of the VFW "block party" on Walker and Lincoln July 19. The next meeting will be a picnic on the lawn of the Alf E. Arnold residence, 5541 Bishop, Aug. 12, to start at 7 p.m. Mrs. Thomas Murphy won the mystery prize. In the Los Angeles area, instead of giving cows wide pastures in which to graze, herds are sometimes in the city limits and their feed is shipped in from farms farther away, says the National Geographis society. Mr. Aghayan has directed such plays as "Hamlet," "L'Aiglon," "Candida," and "Miss Julia," and designed costumes for such plays as "Summer and Smoke," "The Madwoman of Chaillot," "Faust," "Joan of Lorraine," Shakespeare's "Othello" and "Taming of the Shrew," and Bernard Shaw's "Candida" and "Pygmalion." Among the roles that he has played his favorites are Tranio in "Taming of the Shrew," and the title roles in "Hamlet" and "L'Aiglon." The town of New Salem, Ind., where Abraham Lincoln once lived, literally disappeared, says the National Geographic society. Many of its log buildings were dismantled and carried to a nearby town. You Will Never Have More Time to BEAUTIFY Your Home than NOW! Take advantage of the long summer evenings—vacation and weekends to get that shade garden or landscape job done. BOTTS NURSERY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1228 Lincoln Anaheim 5450 VFW Auxiliary to Elect Officer Election of a new junior vice president for the C. R. Rogers Memorial VFW Auxiliary scheduled for this week was not complained. Three nominations were submitted to be voted on at the J. 21 meeting in the VFW hall Lincoln and Miller sts., according to the secretary, Mrs. R. M. Lockman. Mrs. Castella Rogers resigns the position because she will away this summer. Plans for the "block party" Walker and Lincoln ave., July were formulated. The July refreshment hostess included new members, Mrs James Stead, H. J. G. Kreiss and Frank Buzzo. All the members are planned on attending the national campment at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles Aug. 3-8. The mineral cobalt derives its name from the Saxon German word "kobold," meaning gobble because Saxon miners attempt to smelt it were poisoned by anical fumes given off by heat cobalt-bearing ores. One of the least known, a best locations for dredging sea shells is off the Gulf coast between Pensacola and Panama City, says the National Geographic Society. California Fair Wearing Apparel Judging Underway SACRAMENTO. — Judging of intimate wearing apparel is under way here today to herald the opening of the California Fashion and Fabric Exposition, which will be an outstanding feature of the California tState Fair. Ranging from foundation garments to bed jackets, 15 different classes of milady's intimate wearing apparel were arranged in attractive designs in the temporary unused Dunlap cafeteria on the fairgrounds for the judges' perusal and decisions today. For the full scale exposition, a total of 270 manufacturers have entered 906 separate garments and items of wearing apparel in this year's exposition. Next Monday and Tuesday, (July 14 and 15) judging of these items will continue with awards of blue ribbons and gold medals going to winners in the various classifications. Mrs. Pamela Lindus, fashion director of the exposition, arrived from Los Angeles to again coordinate details of the show. She is assisted by a staff of four. They include Peg Hoppin Moor, Betty Klein, Patricia Gustavus and Coral Bernoff. Judges responsible for the naming of winners will not be identified until all entries have been passed upon. Fair officials said. The exposition will feature not only women's wearing apparel, but men's, boys' and girls' clothing as well. A mighty fashion parade during the 11 days of the California FESTIVAL DANCERS — Percy Borde and members Trinidad's Little Carib group rehearse an East Indian legend dance for Caribbean Festival to be held in Puerto Rico, Aug. 1-10. Double Ring Services Unite Mary Elizabeth Fogg-Budd Reesman home of the Rev. Otto H. Gloria Hensley. The bride was graduated from AUHS and Fullerton JC. Reesman Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Reesman of Rockford, attended Double Ring Services Unite Mary Elizabeth Fogg-Budd Reesman home of the Rev. Otto H. Gloria Hensley. The bride was graduated from AUHS and Fullerton JC. Reesman Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Reesman of Rockford, attended schools there and is now a crash crewman in the U.S. Marines. The couple will make their home at 10561 Fern st., Stanton, after a honeymoon at Lake Tahoe. Judges responsible for the naming of winners will not be identified until all entries have been passed upon. Fair officials said. The exposition will feature not only women's wearing apparel, but men's, boys' and girls' clothing as well. A mighty fashion parade during the 11 days of the California State Fair, August 28 through September 7, will focus attention on products of the garment and fabrics manufacturers. Paul Speege, San Francisco commentator Besides the blue ring gold medals, a special award wasnounced at the conclusion judging. The special award be made for garments designed for this expo not yet included in a line and the sweepstake will be given to the man who receives the highest based on his winnings in ribbon and gold medal. Calendar TONIGHT No. 207—7:30 p.m. Masonic Encampment No. 105—8:00 installation of officers, at all. TOMORROW Chamber of Commerce—8:00 installation. Hoefly's RestauBelmont Shore. SUNDAY, JULY 13 Jun Legion Auxiliary—10:00 Orange and Riverside Counties, convention caucus, Memorialrium, Huntington Beach. Carolina Picnic—3:00 p.m. La Park. Contest—6:00 p.m. select Miss Kim, Greek Theater, Anaheim Park. MONDAY, JULY 14 W Club—6:30 p.m. YMCA Masters—6:30 p.m. Lum's Cafe. —7:30 p.m. Masonic Temple, of Columbus—8:00 n.m. Inlon, Knights of Columbus hall of Foreign Wars Auxiliary p.m. 106 N. Philadelphia. Jun Legion Auxiliary—8:00 p.m. County, installation, New-Harbor Legion hall. W Auxiliary to Act Officer Union of a new junior vicecentral for the C. R. Rogers NEW Auxiliary to Jet Officer nion of a new junior viceent for the C. R. Rogers special VFW Auxiliary scheder this week was not acched. the nominations were subto be voted on at the July titing in the VFW hall on and Miller sts., accordthe secretary, Mrs. Ruth kman. Castella Rogers resigned position because she will be this summer. for the "block party" on and Lincoln ave., July 19, formulated. July refreshment hostesses and new members, Mmes. Stead, H. J. G. Kreissler bank Buzzo. The members are planning ending the national enent at the Ambassador hoLos Angeles Aug. 3-8. mineral cobalt derives its from the Saxon German kobold," meaning goblin, Saxon miners attempting it were poisoned by arseumes given off by heated hearing, ores. of the least known, and locations for dredging for bills is off the Gulf coast in Pensacola and Panama ays the National Geographety. See your Servel dealer today! Live better, s Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN B. WHITE Gasette Home Economist RICH FLAVORED POT roast and the boneless chick. ROAST.—Next to a steak, the most pleasant sight on a dinner table might be a rich flavored pot roast. Both beef and veal make splendid roasts. Look for the best quality veal, characterized by its light grayish pink color and fine grained velvety texture. Suitable for veal pot roast is the blade roast from the shoulder, the rump which can be boned and rolled and the heel of the round which is wedge-shaped and boneless. 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