anaheim-gazette 1953-10-22

3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1953 ANAHEIM, GALIFORNIA FIGURINES - PLAQUES and WOOD FIBRE FLOWERS add that touch of artistic distinction to your home. LEARN HOW TO MAKE THEM through our FREE INSTRUCTIONS We stock hundreds of finished or unfinished FIGURINES and PLAQUES Decorating Materials and Supplies ... ALSO Textile Paints 263 E. Center Anaheim C & D ARTS and CRAFTS Phone Anaheim 5184 Wedding Rites And Ira Webber Wearing a magnificent wedding gown of Chantilly lace over satin with accents of tiny seed pearls. Miss June K. McClain became the bride of Ira Lee Webber on Friday evening in White Temple Metropolitan church. The Rev. Frank Butterworth officiated. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Arthur J. Nelson of 858 Redondo de la bride was attended by matron of honor Mrs. Gale Montgomery, Whittier, and bridesmaids Miss Marian Cartcausa and Ramon Schley. Her sister Miss Severin Nelson was flower girl. 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Webber of 542 Chestnut st. chose his brother Carl to be best man and usher were Larry Kirchman, Elma Champ and Gene Winger. The bride's cousin, Billy Don McClaim, served as junior usher. In the sanctuary bright with dozens of candies and sprays of pure white gladioli, Mrs. Joseph Schuman sang, "With These Hands" and "One Alone." Miss Delores Glardino sang "The Lord's Prayer." At the organ was Miss Shirley Pannier. During the reception which followed in Wesley hall, the newly married pair made the first cut into a handsome wedding cake which was then served by Mrs. Carl Webber and Mrs. Villa McClaim, aunt of the bride. Miss Helen Oviedo and Miss Marjorie Boyed poured and Miss Mona Carner and Miss Dolores Wollenman presided at the guest book. The new Mr. and Mrs. Webber are both graduates of AUHS where the bride was active in dramatics. The bridegroom attended Northrop Aeronautical Institute in Hawthorne before entering the U. S. Marine Corps. He will be stationed at Treasure Island, San Francisco after a 20-day leave. AUHS PTA Get-Acquainted Dinners Well-Attended by Students' Parents Exceptionally large attendances marked the recent get-acquainted dinners sponsored by the Anaheim Union High School Parent-Teachers association. Miss Faye Schultz spoke to freshman parents regarding the tests which are given to all freshmen, including the Iowa Educational Development test, which is designed to show school progress, and the scholastic aptitude tests. Following completion of the tests, parent-counselor consultations may be arranged. William Hicks, who is in charge of the driver education program given to sophomore students, outlined this work to sophomore parents. By offering a program which instills safe driving habits into young people. Anaheim High school is doing much to combat the ever-increasing highway accident rate. Parents of juniors and seniors were given valuable information regarding college requirementnts by 'Y' Pool Open to Handicapped 3 Days per Week Both Orange County's crippled children and adults will get a chance to swim each week in Santa Ana with the inauguration of a O. R. Wheeler, who stressed advisability of investigating requirements of the college student is interested in attending before it is too late to meet requirements in high school. Wheeler also listed available scholarships which, again, should be investigated by the pup themselves. Mrs. John G. Bultena, member ship chairman, spoke to all parents, giving the benefits and cities pertaining to PTA membership. The membership drive is underway at the present time, with a goal of 700 members, or more Membership is 500 per person, and parents who have not already joined are urged to bring their membership envelopes to the meeting Monday night. Your Anaheim SANITONE CLEANERS you'll agree... ITS BETTER Sesma·Cleaners 130 Elm St—Anaheim PHONE 3819 'Y' Pool Open to Handicapped 3 Days per Week Both Orange County's crippled children and adults will get a chance to swim each week in Santa Ana with the inauguration of a new swim program by the County's Society for Crippled Children and Adults, it was announced this week. Co-sponsored by the Santa Ana YMCA, the "Y" pool on Sycamore and Church Street will be open from 1 to 3 p.m., each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday exclusively for the use of the handicapped young people. In opening the program, Mrs. Ada Thompson, executive director of the Eastern Seal Society, also stressed to the people of Anaheim, Fullerton and La Habra, that to make the swimming available to youngsters from all over the county, volunteers would be needed to furnish transportation. Although the Easter Seal group carries on a yearly swimming program for the handicapped, this year's co-effort will mark the first time that the pool will be open to the handicapped for their exclusive use during the two-hour period. AUHS Coeds to FHA Convention At Asilomar The annual convention of the California Association of the Future Homemakers of America will be in session Oct. 16-18 at Asilomar. Calif. Those attending from Anaheim High school are June Muroaka Loraine Hoser, and Joann Faust accompanied by Mrs. Barbara Walker, adviser. Miss Muroaka is the voting delegate for the state convention. Also she has applied for the State Homemakers Degree. If she receives the award she will be the first to do so in Southern California. Miss Forst, chapter secretary, is running for state Recreation Chairman. Miss Hooser, chapter President and Section XII secretary, has been asked by Miss Huber, state F.H.A. advisor, to be one of the 13 girls in the state to lead DELFEATURE .0OK! BUY NOW! ON MEN'S AND WOMEN'S E and YELLOW GOLD 17 Jewel Watches 2 95 NO MONEY DOWN 50¢ Week election of smart ... 1 year guarantee beautiful expansion No Interest Or Carrying Charge! delegate for the state convention. Also she has applied for the State Homemakers Degree. If she receives the award she will be the first to do so in Southern California. Miss Forst, chapter secretary, is running for state Recreation Chairman. Miss Hooser, chapter President and Section XII secretary, has been asked by Miss Huber, state F.H.A. advisor, to be one of the 13 girls in the state to lead a discussion group. The topic to be discussed will be "How National F.H.A. reports make A Stronger F.H.A. Chapter." Mrs. Burdick to Represent Farm Bureau Women Mrs. E. K. Burdick of Anaheim will represent the women of farm bureaus of Orange County when she attends the California Farm Bureau Federation meeting Nov. 8 through 12. Mrs. Burdick is vice-chairman of the Associated Women of the American Farm Bureau Federation of this state. Kwikset Dance Set The Kwikset pre-Hallowe'en dance is set for Saturday night. Informality will be the order of the evening. Prizes will be awarded the funniest, the prettiest, cleverest and best costumed couple although costumes are not a "must." ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL Bungalow Electric COMPANY 613 S. Los Angeles Street Phone ANAHEIM 3812 INTED Dinners Students' Parents Wheeler, who stressed the ability of investigating the elements of the college the it is interested in attending. Wheeler also listed available ships which, again, should investigated by the pupils selves. John G. Bultena, memberchairman, spoke to all pargiving the benefits and dutertaining to PTA memberThe membership drive is uny at the present time, with of 700 members, or more. ership is 50c per person, and who have not already joinurged to bring their memenvelopes to the meeting day night. Your Anaheim SANITONE CLEANERS you'll agree... IT'S BETTER esma·Cleaners 0 Elm St.—Anaheim PHONE 3819 'Quien Sabe' Holds Formal Dance Members of the Quien Sabe (Who Knows?) formal dance club enjoyed an evening of dancing at the Santa Ana Country club recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Baker of Anaheim and Mr., and Mrs. Martin Nieweg formed the receiving line to welcome members and guests as they arrived. Preceding the colorful formal affair, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Peltzer entertained with a cocktail party in their home at 12051 E. Cerritos ave. CRESENDO PARTY The Crescendó club will have a Hallowe'en party tomorrow night. 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