anaheim-gazette 1959-11-27

The Woman's World EDITED BY DORIS ALICE LEE SECTION B—PAGE 1 St. Catherine Fiesta 'Wonderful Success' "A wonderful success" is what Dr. Joseph Gettman termed the annual fiesta at St. Catherine's Military School held on the school grounds and attended by crowds of young and old. Dr. Gettman was chairman for the event which was highlighted by the appearance of such personalities as Mark Goddard, star of television's Johnny Ringo series, Dee Fisher, organist from Disneyland, Sherri Jackson, MGM star of "Huckleberry Finn." The Parents Guild of the school sponsored the fiesta and their efforts were well rewarded by the large attendance and the enthusiasm shown at the food, gift and game booths. The entertainment was of top quality, with the Windsor Choir presenting a medley of AmeriTV Garden Expert To Speak to Group can favorites, and the Maryknob All-Girl Drum and Bugle Corps. The Windsor Choir is headed by David Windsor, a graduate of St. Catherine's. The group, consisting of boys from 9 to 12 years of age, are currently recording for Dew Recording Co. They will make a number of appearances in New York soon, to be followed by an engagement at Disneyland during the Christmas season. The Maryknoll drill team is composed of 68 Japanese-American girls ranging in age from 11 to 16. Organized by Sister Xavier Marle in 1955, the group is under the direction of Leonard Hart. The cadets of the school were specially drawn to TV hero, Mark Goddard who plays the starring role of "Cully" in the Ringo series. Dee Fisher, well known organist at Disneyland, entertained the crowds with a variety of tunes throughout the TV Garden Expert To Speak to Group Gordon Baker Lloyd, well-known television garden expert, will be guest speaker at the meeting of the Orange County Branch of the California National Fuchsia Society to be held Tuesday, Nov. 24, at the American Legion Hall in Anaheim. Lloyd will demonstrate the unusual and exotic in decor for the holiday season. Members will learn of new ways to use familiar objects for this year's decorations. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. with the nominating committee presenting its report followed by the election of officers for the coming year. A plant table, door prizes and refreshments will complete the evening. The meeting is open to the general public and a special invitation is extended to garden club members. Navy Mothers Club Will Collect Toys The Anaheim Navy Mothers club, 841, will hold its regular meeting at the home of the adjutant, Mrs. Gay Ingram, 814 N. Leom St., Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 1 p.m. The meeting will be a pre-Christmas party, and in place of an exchange of gifts among the members, each member will bring a toy which will be given to the Marine Base at El Toro for their annual benefit. Any mother who has a son or daughter currently serving or who has past service in the Navy, Marines or Coast Guard is invited to attend the meetings at any time. This club is the only of its kind in Orange county. For further information contact: 11 to 16. Organized by Sister Xavier Marie in 1955, the group is under the direction of Leonard Hart. The cadets of the school were specially drawn to TV hero, Mark Goddard who plays the starring role of "Cully" in the Ringo series. Dee Fisher, well known organist at Disneyland, entertained the crowds with a variety of tunes throughout the day. Merchandise awards were made at the end of the day with Phillip Walsh of Newport Beach named the winner of $150 in goods. Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Ritayik of El Cajon were the surprised recipients of the $2500 cash award. MGM's Sherri Jackson made the presentations. W. J. Phillips Speaks Tuesday W. J. Phillips, Orange County Supervisor, will be guest speaker at the regular meeting of Savanna Parent-Teacher Association to be held tonight at 7:30 in the school auditorium. His subject will be "County Services Available to You." At the last PTA board meeting it was decided that the clothing and shoes in the PTA closet will be distributed before the cold weather sets in. OCC Women Students to Conduct Gift Drive for Fairview Patients Christmas may not be in the air which is keeping Orange County unseasonably warm, but it is in the hearts of the Associated Women Students of Orange Coast College. Plans are being made now by the welfare auxiliary of AWS to conduct an all-campus gift drive for the teen-age patients of Fairview State Hospital. Janalee Faber and Barbara Hall, co-chairmen of the organization, announced that the drive will begin Monday, Nov. 30 and last through Dec. 4. Collection points will be established on campus to receive the gifts. group will bring Christmas-the teen-age girls of Ward and the teen-age men of 81 at Fairview. Gifts which be acceptable include nail polish, bath powder, stuffed mals, toilet articles, shoeing kits, pipes, tobacco books, balls and hobby Gifts will be furnished about 80 patients. No bread items can be accepted by hospital, according to Faber and Miss Hall. "Gifts should not be wrapped as we must close them before wrapping," chairmen said. Persons in community who would like to participate in this event can do so by contacting OCC Women Students to Conduct Gift Drive for Fairview Patients. SQR Invites You to Win Your Dream Home! AS ADVERTISED ON KCOP TELEVISION • CHANNEL 13 FREE! NOTHING TO BUY • NOTHING TO WRITE COME IN - REGISTER TODAY Center at Lemon Downtown Annheim Ample Free Parking Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30—Mon., Thurs. and Fri., 8:30 to 9 P.M. ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA RADIANT QUEEN—Pretty Nita Mosier radiates charm as she receives her trophy after being selected queen of Hughes Aircraft Company's Ground Systems Group, Fulerton, at the second annual Coronation Ball held at the Statler Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles. Participating in the presentation is Ford Dickerhoff, Ground Systems personnel manager. Evelyn Keith Exhibiting World At Bullock's Evelyn Hamilton Southland artist who resides Anaheim, is exhibiting large oil paintings at Bufashion Square, at the trance to the Estrella currently showing three Dec. 16. This versatile artist paints varied techniques and with the subject of herings as variable as the proach. Exhibited at Bufashion Square, California scape, seascape and scenes, as well as a scene Jenny Lake, Wyo. Evelyn Keith is well-known for "easy to look at and live style of painting. Mrs. Keith has been p many years and has be tive in art groups in t ange County area. Structs the painting cl Anaheim Ebell Club as classes in her own studio ing with children as w adults. Her work is alw display at the Little A lery in Santa Ana, 2026 All They Want For Christmas Is A Secondhand Tractor When Santa Claus makes his rounds this year he may or may not stop off at the Navajo and Hopi reservations, depending on the generosity of the Orange County people. How so? Ask Danny Davey, realous Orange Countian dedicated to helping the "forgotten Americans." Right now, says Danny, all the Indians want for Christmas is a second-hand tractor which is needed badly for cultivating their sandy soil. They need a lot of other things, too, which Danny is preparing to take to them in time for Christmas. ents to Conduct View Patients Group will bring Christmas to the teen-age girls of Ward 31-A and the teen-age men of Ward 11 at Fairview. Gifts which will be acceptable include nail polish, bath powder, stuffed animals, toilet articles, shoe shining kits, pipes, tobacco, comic books, balls and hobby kits. Gifts will be furnished for about 80 patients. No breakable items can be accepted by the hospital, according to Miss Faber and Miss Hall. "Gifts should not be gift-wrapped as we must classify them before wrapping," the co-chairmen said. Persons in the community who would like to Things like food, clothing, blankets and medical supplies. But the Indians have been using old hand plows for cultivating and the going has been tough in the sandy soil. A tractor would help enormously to solve this problem and enable them to grow the necessary foods for their survival. Danny has a line on a second-hand tractor for about $550, and needs the help of donations for its purchase. But if the money doesn't come in soon, the dealer will have to let it go to another buyer. Members of the Anaheim Junior Ebell club are helping with this project and donations are being accepted by Mrs. Richard Husmann, 9732 Stonybrook Dr., Anaheim. So far, the drive is far short of its goal with only $32 collected. "I'm afraid the Indians won't get their tractor for Christmas," she stated in an interview. The Junior Ebells held a November toy party for the Indians and proceeds are going to be used for medical supplies Teachers' Confab Slated at FJC More than 500 elementary, secondary, and college teachers and administrators are expected to attend a California Teachers Association Field Conference for the dispensary there. Rules of the club restrict members to Orange county for major projects, and the Juniors are well known for their untiring efforts in helping the needy of Orange county. This year's big project is dedicated to the children of Orange County General hospital. "Of necessity," says Mrs. Husmann, "we have had to treat Danny's problem as a side-line, and we depend heavily on word-of-mouth in asking for help." Danny Davey, who dreams of someday building a hospital for his Indians, operates alone except for truck drivers who help him take supplies to the Indians several times a year. Started ten years ago as fulfillment of a pledge taken when he narrowly escaped death in World War II, Danny's project has increased year by year. Trucking expenses are high too, and he hopes to be able to have the use of a boxcar this year to carry his supplies and goods. But to obtain a boxcar he must have a large enough item to warrant it. And that's where the tractor comes in. No tractor, no boxcar. "The goods will get there, boxcar or no," Mrs. Husmann states, "because Danny is a very determined person. But a boxcar would save money." Anyone wishing to donate toward the tractor may send their Teachers' Confab Slated at FJC More than 500 elementary, secondary, and college teachers and administrators are expected to attend a California Teachers Association Field Conference to be held on the Fullerton Junior College campus on Tuesday, Dec. 1. Featured speaker for the late afternoon and evening program will be Dr. Frederick Mayer, head of the philosophy department at the University of Redlands. Named the "Number One Teacher" by the Phi Beta Kappa honor scholarship society last year, Dr. Mayer is an instructor with a nation-wide reputation as an author and speaker. Dr. Mayer will address the group during an evening meeting held in the Fullerton Union High School and Junior College auditorium. The public is welcome. Earlier, beginning at 3:30 p.m., those attending will take part in 10 smaller group meetings to discuss such matters as public relations, discipline, professional relations, out-of-state recruiting, and teacher credentialing. In addition to county teachers and administrators, board of education members from several districts will attend. The Elementary Principals Association has also decided to hold its regular monthly meeting as a part of the field conference. OC State Holds First Social The first student social event in the history of Orange County State College was held Saturday evening in the La Habra High School gymnasium. Faculty and administration of the college attended the dance starting at 9 p.m. Decorations and refreshments were planned by a committee of students currently serving as members of a provisional steering committee for student body government. Election of student body officers was held last week with the announcement of the victors to be a highlight of the Saturday dance. Winners names were unavailable at this writing, but Ronald Bristow, activities adviser, indicated that four of the seven candidates for office were Anaheim residents. They were: Joseph Stephens, candidate for president; Chuck Loyd and Joe Moody, opponents for the office of vice president; and Joe Clayes, unopposed for the office of treasurer. Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 NIGHT PHONE: JA 7-3784 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1959 Evelyn Keith Exhibiting Work At Bullock's Evelyn Hamilton Keith, Southland artist who resides in Anaheim, is exhibiting her large oil paintings at Bullocks, Fashion Square, at the entrance to the Estrella Room; currently showing through Dec. 16. This versatile artist paints in varied techniques and moods with the subject of her paintings as variable as the approach. Exhibited at Bullocks are oriental, California landscape, seascape and street scenes, as well as a scene of Jenny Lake, Wyo. Evelyn H. Keith is well-known for her "easy to look at and live with" style of painting. Mrs. Keith has been painting many years and has been active in art groups in the Orange County area. She instructs the painting class at Anaheim Ebell Club as well as classes in her own studio, working with children as well as adults. Her work is always on display at the Little Art Gallery in Santa Ana, 2026 N. Main Letter Carriers Ladies Hold Dinner, Meet The National Association of Letter Carriers Ladies Auxiliary. Anaheim Chapter 1404, combined their regular meeting with a special dinner and election of officers at the home of Mrs. Wendy Lallement recently. Mrs. Jean Johnson was co-hostess. Mrs. Jean Stracner, Marion Sisson and June Heckenlarble of the entertainment committee helped the hostess to prepare and serve the dinner. Jefferson PTA Hears Talk by Don Arnett The Thomas Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association executive board met at the home of Mrs. H. Moor, president, and heard a talk by Don Arnett on the Anaheim recreation program. Arnett stressed the importance of parental cooperation New officers for the coming year are: Mrs. Neva Blair, president; Thelma Wentzel, vice-president; Jean Kennedy, secretary; Mildred Duke, treasurer; Iris Carey, sergeant-at-arms; Marion Sisson, chaplain. New trustees are Wendy Lallement, Ann Anderson and Ethel Brenner. Mrs. Johnson announced that the sale of tickets for the Christmas dolls will end Dec. 1. Mrs. Stracner reported that plans are in the making for a progressive dinner Nov. 28 at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. George Brenner, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sisson and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lallement. Part of the evening was spent in tracing pictures for the Orange County School for Handicapped Children. Refreshments and entertaining followed the business. Other members present were Peggy Baldinger, Rose Villa-lobos; Mildred Bunn and new Mrs. Keith has been painting many years and has been active in art groups in the Orange County area. She instructs the painting class at Anaheim Ebell Club as well as classes in her own studio, working with children as well as adults. Her work is always on display at the Little Art Gallery in Santa Ana, 2026 N. Main St. Homemakers Spend Day at FJC Three of the state's foremost authorities on homemaking made a day-long official visit to the Fullerton Junior College Home Economics department this week. The visitors were Dorothy Schnell, Chief, Bureau of Homemaking Education, State Department of Education; and Alberta Hill also associated with the State Department of Education. Hears Talk by Don ArneH The Thomas Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association executive board met at the home of Mrs. H. Moor, president, and heard a talk by Don ArneH on the Anaheim recreation program. ArneH stressed the importance of parental cooperation with the recreation committee to benefit both children and parents. Miss Wilcox, principal of Jefferson School, spoke on school problems that need immediate attention. A welfare project was adopted for the coming month, and plans were laid for a paper and grease drive within the next month. The next meeting will be held Nov. 24 at which time Mark H. Stephenson, chief of police of Anaheim, will be guest speaker. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Charles Howard and Mrs. Vince Pletrok. Name Director of Nurse Program Mrs. Quessie Anderson, director of the vocational nursing program at Orange Coast College, is the new vice-chairman, southern area, of the Interdivisional Council on Vocational Nursing. The Council is part of the California League for Nursing, Inc. 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