anaheim-gazette 1957-10-31

Artists' Paintings At Bridway Branch Of Security Bank The Broadway Anaheim Branch of Security First National Bank is showing an exhibit of marine oil paintings by Alfred DePont, who is recognized as one of the nation's leading marine artists. He has spent many years with the U. S. Navy and has won international recognition in exhibition painting, architectural endeavors, murals and illustrations. Among his achievements are: illustrations for his book, "How to Paint a Seascape"; articles on architecture; scenic background for Festival of Arts; combat illustrations for the U. S. Navy, and murals of airlines. He is a member of Laguna Beach Art Association and Palm Springs Desert Art Association. DePont's work will be on display at the bank during business hours until Nov. 7. Sorority Fashion Show Sponsored by Apha Gamma Delta In line with the interest in Queen Elizabeth's visit to the United States, a benefit breakfast and fall fashion show was recently sponsored by Orange County Alumnae of Alpha Gamma Delta and was titled "Fashions Fit for a Queen." The show was presented by the Fantasy Shop in Anaheim and Bradley's of Fullerton. Mrs. Cecil Gough Miss Mary Lou Smith of Anaheim was among the nearly five thousand people who signed the guest register at The Upper Room Chapel in Nashville, Tennessee, recently. The chapel, opened less than five years ago, draws visitors from every state and many other countries. The focal point of the chapel is the almost life-size wood carving of the Last Supper done by Ern- Local H. S. Grad To Receive Honor, Scholarship Nov. 3 Barbara Kramp, daughter of Women Students: While a student at Anaheim High School, she was editor of the yearbook. Since enrolling at SC month, Miss Kramp has been Apha Gamma Delta In line with the interest in Queen Elizabeth's visit to the United States, a benefit breakfast and fall fashion show was recently sponsored by Orange County Alumnae of Alpha Gamma Delta and was titled "Fashion Fit for a Queen." The show was presented by the Fantasy Shop in Anaheim and Bradley's of Fullerton. Mrs. Cecil Gough was in charge of style coordination, and the lovely fashions were modeled by students from her charm school. Charlene Baxter, actress, singer and model, was commentator, and Harvey Walker and Eldon Eckland provided background music for the review which was held in the Garden Room at Knott's Berry Farm. Breakfast was served before the fashion parade and Mrs. William Grafton, general chairman, introduced Robert Williams, director of the Clippled Children and Adults Society of Orange County who were recipients of the proceeds from the event. In a short address he told members and guests of the work being done by the society and of plans for the future. This is in line with the national policy of the sorority to help in the rehabilitation of cerebral palsied children and adults. Local H. S. Grad To Receive Honor, Scholarship Nov. 3 Barbara Kramp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kramp of 1317 Crone Avenue, Anaheim, 1957 journalism graduate of Santa Ana College now attending USC School of Journalism, will be honored at the 'Ladies of the Press' breakfast of the Southern California Chapter of Thkta Sigma Phi, national journalism society for women. Miss Kramp will receive the Edith Allen scholarship of $350 as the outstanding college woman journalist. The presentation will be made at the Beverly Hills Hotel on Nov. 3. Miss Kramp earned the coveted award on the basis of her work as editor of the SAC yearbook. student editor of the SAC news service, staff member of the newspaper two years, staff member of the literary magazine and publicity commissioner on the executive board. She twice served as president of the Associated Women Students. While a student at Anaheim High School, she was editor of the yearbook. Since enrolling at SC this month, Miss Kramp has been pointed assistant editor of Trojan Owl, weekly newspaper, the University College; as assistant news editor on the Daily Jan., and vice president of the dependent Women's Council the university. Anaheim Men in Squadron Winning Naval Citation Seven Anaheim Marine serves were among the officers and men of Marine Rescue Fighter Squadron 241, who part in ceremonies on Sun Oct. 13, in which a Navy department Safety Citation awarded the unit for a full year of training without an air accident. The Anaheim quintet includes Maj. Russell A. Dow, 743 N Janss St.; Capt. John Cosse. DESIGNED FOR EASY CALIFORNIA LIVING Today's Gas Ranges Make Cooking "Apple-Pie Easy"! Automatic CP Gas range illustrated is the new WEDGEWOOD FOR BETTER LIVING AT LOWER COST Southern California Cooks with Modern GAS SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY. For modern Gas service beyond our system, see your L-P Gas dealer. Visit Upper Room Chapel Pelligrini after the famous ing by Leonardo da Vinci on a huge frame the limewood walnut carving is more than seven feet long. Many visitors sit with a deep spiritual sensitity that makes the visit arous experience. The wood carving is placed on rear wall of the chancel. The cel reproduces the scene depicted in the carving. Here are same tapestried walls, the same beamed ceiling, the same inlaid floor, and most striking of all, the altar reproduces the great table about which the disciples are seated with their Master. The chapel is the central feature of the building that serves as the headquarters for The Upper Room, devotional guide of more than seventy thousand Protestant churches of the United States and Canada. 11162 Harcourt Ave.; Master Sgt. Louis a Fecher, 1312 Trenton Dr.; Staff Sgt. Darwin K. Van Steenwyk, 2111 Coronet Ave.; S/Sgt. Robert F. Sparks, 1775 Laurel Pl.; Technical Sgt. Mar- '58 Pontiac Line Has New Series Family-Size Car Sixteen all-new models in four series—headed by a "dream car" series of two family sports-type cars—are presented by Pontiac in 1958, General Motors' Golden Jubilee year. A new body, new chassis, new "Tempest 395". V-8 engine, new optional equipment and a new Bonneville series of family size "dream cars" mark what the division calls "the boldest advance in 50 years." In addition to the top-of-the-line Bonneville convertible and sport coupe, Pontiac offers other new innovations for '58. Among them are a convertible in the lowest priced Chieftain line, air ride suspension as an option on all models, along with improved fuel injection introduced by Pontiac last year. The new "Tempest 395". V-8 engine is bigger than ever, with displacement increased from 347 to 370 cubic inches. Pontiac engineers list 88 new features in the 1958 models and 135 seperate safety features. Striking "New Direction" styling accentuates the car's longer, lower, wider look. The low horizontal grille is topped by dual twin headlamps and rises above the heavy bumper, which incorporates massive parking and signal lamps. A new gold rectangular wood carving is placed on rear wall of the chancel. The cel reproduces the scene depicted in the carving. Here are same tapestried walls, the Students. Mule a student at Anaheim School, she was editor of yearbook. ace enrolling at SC last month. Miss Kramp has been appointed assistant editor of the Owl, weekly newspaper of University College; as assist-news editor on the Daily Tro- and vice president of the In-denent Women's Council of university. Anaheim Men in Squadron Winning Naval Citation ven Anaheim Marine Reserves were among the officers men of Marine Reserve Squadron 241, who took in ceremonies on Sunday, 13, in which a Navy De-men-t Safety Citation was颁ed the unit for a full year training without an aircraft sent. Anaheim quintet included Russell A. Dow, 743 North St.; Capt. John Cosmos, 11162 Harcourt Ave.; Master Sgt. Louis a Fecher, 1312 Trenton Dr.; Staff Sgt. Darwin K. Van Steenwyk, 2111 Coronet Ave.; S/Sgt. Robert F. Sparks, 1775 Laurel Pl.; Technical Sgt. Marvin L. Miller, 9872 Harvest Lane, and Sgt. Patrick O. Fogarty, 11872 Poes St. The award was presented by Col. Robert A. Harvey, commander of the Marine Air Reserve Training Detachment at Las Alamitos Naval Air Station. During the year, pilots flew more than 2,100 hours, the majority in jet aircraft. The total mileage would have exceeded 30 trips around the globe. While most of the pilots are combat veterans of World War II, the Korean War or both, many of the younger technicians have no training other than that received in the Reserve program, training one weekend monthly and for two weeks each summer during maneuvers. Col. Harvey credited these men for their industry in keeping the aircraft in top shape and for their part in winning the citation. Displacement increased from 347 to 370 cubic inches. Pontiac engineers list 88 new features in the 1958 models and 135 seperate safety features. Striking "New Direction" styling accentuates the car's longer, lower, wider look. The low horizontal grille is topped by dual twin head lamps and rises above the heavy bumper, which incorporates massive parking and signal lamps. A new gold, rectangular crest featuring a "V" on a grooved background above the name, Pontiac, in block-style lettering, is positioned in the left side of the grille. Delta wing ornaments ride atop each front fender with twin wind-splits continuing along the fender. From the rear the 1958 Pontiacs will be immediately recognizable by dual twin tail lamps above oval, chromed, back-up lamp ports, and the simply styled trunk lid bears chrome handles on each side of the name plate. Ella Wolf reported that auxiliary members visited Veterans' hospital, turning three lap robes and 55 pair scuffles as volunteer work. Port was also given of those sent cards of sympathy, gifts and birthday cards. All members were pleased see Ivy Ryan back after several months in a hospital, follow surgery. Angeline Schroeder, pub chairman, has resigned, and Stakemiller has taken over duties. Considerable time spent in the discussion of for the fall season. Luncheon lowed with Ella Wolf and Stakemiller as hostesses. Call KE 5-2206 for Want A BURNER WITH A BRAIN eliminates pot watching—can make any pan automatic. Sensing element touches pan, takes its temperature, then raises or lowers flame to maintain pre-set cooking heat. ROTARY BARBECUE brings the flavor of outdoor cooking indoors—without the dirt and fuss. Smoke, spatter vanish in the Gas flame. As with broiling, Gas lets you barbecue with broiler door closed. AUTOMATIC ROASTING THERMOMETER EVER lets you cook meat to order—well-done, medium or rare. All you do is get the thermometer, insert it into roast; Oven shuts off automatically when meat is done. See the new Gas ranges that are automatic all the way—at your Dealer or Gas Company." PONTIAC'S PERENNIAL FAVORITE is this big, luxurious and exquisitely styled Star Chief four-door Catalina designed to make the heart of every motorist beat faster. Solidly built on a 124-inch wheelbase, the Star Chief Catalina is synonymous with big car styling and comfort, and is available in four models; two and four-door Catallinas, a four-door, slim pillar sedan and a four-door Custom Safari station wagon. Among the fine features of this series is the big "Tempest 395" V-8 engine and "prestige" interior of glamorous leather and fabric. FW Auxiliary Meet, Hear Reports The regular meeting of the WF Auxiliary was opened on Sunday, Sept. 23, by Freda Kraar, president; the minutes of last meeting were read by retary Elizabeth Aldrich; and ports of committees were ord. Willa Wolf reported that seven auxiliary members visited the Merans' hospital, turning in three lap robes and 55 pairs of offles as volunteer work. A re-t was also given of those who still cards of sympathy, get-well. Dennis A. Fitzpatrick Claimed by Death Dennis A. Fitzpatrick passed away at his home, 515 So. Palm Street, this city, on Monday Oct. 28. He was born in Pennsylvania 47 years ago, and had been a resident of Anaheim for the past seven years. He is survived by his wife, Barbara M. Fitzpatrick; nine children, Dennis, Kieran, Barbara, Elleen, Charles, Paul, Mary, Patricia and John, of Anaheim; his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Fitzpatrick, two brothers and three sisters, who still live in Pennsylvania. 2 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Oct. 31, 1957 Katharina Zimmer, Area Resident 48 Years, Passes Friday Mrs. Katharina Zimmer, 94 years old, passed away last Friday, Oct. 25, at the family ranch in Placentia. A native of Germany, Mrs. Zimmer came to the United States 80 years ago, and had resided in this area for 48 years. Surviving are her four sons, Joseph, Carl, Harry and Ernest Zimmer; two daughters. KIND OF CAR IS BORN! A GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY TRIGGERS THE BOLDEST ADVANCE IN 50 YEARS! On November 9th you will see a car like nothing you have ever seen before. It was created... literally from the ground up... to celebrate the Golden Anniversary of both Pontiac and General Motors. Never before has a car left yesterday so far behind. For this new Pontiac is the showpiece of a whole new generation of engineering genius. From its revolutionary new chassis design to the refreshing new lines of its styling, this is the car that will trigger the next big trend in automotive design! EVER-LEVEL AIR RIDE* NEW DIRECTION STYLING CIRCLES-OF-STEEL EVER-LEVEL AIR RIDE* NEW DIRECTION STYLING CIRCLES-OF-STEEL SAFETY BODY QUADRA-POISE SUSPENSION AERO-FRAME CHASSIS TEMPEST 395 PERFORMANCE PLUS Safe-T-Track Differential* Memo-Matic Seat* Sportable Transistor Radio* Fuel-Injection* Tri-Power Carburetion* *An extra-cost option. PONTIAC coming NOV. 9 SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER