anaheim-gazette 1960-02-12

New Prexy Girl Scout Council Board Told Mrs. Oscar Schultz, volunteer scouter in Anaheim for the past four years, was installed as president of the board of directors of the Anaheim Girl Scout council at the annual meeting held at the Chrysler building in Anaheim last week. Mrs. Schultz began her scouting service when she became co-leader of Brownie Troop 18 at the Horace Mann school. She is now co-leader of Girl Scout Troop 18. DURING the summer of 1957 Mrs. Schultz was assistant director of Brownie day camp for the Anaheim council, and has been program chairman for the past three years. The past few months she has been chairman Youth Theater Will Present 'The Tin Soldier' "The Steadfast Tin Soldier," a special musical adaptation of the Hans Christian Anderson story, will be the third offering of the season by the Anaheim Children's theater. The production will be staged by the Sutro Theater for Children of Los Angeles at the Anaheim union high school auditorium in two performances on Saturday, Feb. 27. "Tin Soldiers" is the musical of the theater's series and follows two successful earlier productions for the local youngsters. THE SUTRO thespians will be MRS. OSCAR SCHULTZ of a committee formed to revise board committee structure in the Anaheim council. In addition to her scout work, Mrs. Schultz is an active member and past president of the Northern Orange county chapter of the Children's Home society, and a board member of the Anaheim Memorial Hospital guild. SHE HAS ALSO, during the past year, served as a member of the civic building committee of the Citizens Advisory committee of the city of Anaheim. The new board president is also a recipient of an honorary life membership from the Orange Community PTA council. The president and her board of directors were installed by Miss Ada Wilcox, principal of Thomas Jefferson elementary school in Anaheim. Miss Wilcox was instrumental in the formation of Girl Scouting in Anaheim, and has been an active scout worker since the formation of the council. THE SUTRO thespians will be under the direction of Burdette Fitzgerald, who has done much to pioneer the children's theater movement in the bay area. Highlighting the four musical numbers will be two large grand pianos on stage as accompaniment. Morning curtain is set to rise at 10:30 o'clock to be followed by a matinee at 1:30 p.m. All elementary school children are invited, and those who do not have season passes may obtain tickets at the recreation office. THE ANAHEIM Park and Recreation department and the Junior Ebell club are co-sponsoring the series. Gold Star Mothers To Reign at D.A.V. Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary 94 will meet at I.O.O.F. hall, Amerige and Harvard, Fullerton, Friday at 8 p.m. to honor Gold Star Mothers. BTK DEPENDABILITY Confidence, built by our many years of faithful service to the community, prompts hundreds of Orange County families to turn to us at time of sorrow They know they can depend upon us for careful and sympathetic attention to every detail of the memorial service. BTK BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 251 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 5-1149 Orange County's First Funeral Directors ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA GALA EVENT Musical Philharmonic An all-star performance befitting the Orange County Philharmonic will be presented Saturday evening, Feb. 20, at Orange Coast College, it was announced this week. Heading the evening's luminary aries will be Marni Nixon, famed for her roles in opera and musical comedy, as soloist with symphony orchestras and for television performances. She has been the "voice" for several leading actresses who play in musical roles. Famed Hebrew School at University of California A delegation of local congressional leaders will be among 1,000 guests in the Beverlyton at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, December 14, when University of Jerusalem holds its annual Founder Day Dinner. The event will celebrate school's 12th Anniversary. LENTINE MEMBERSHIP BUFFET PLANNED—Mrs. Margaret Peterson, left, will hostess in her home Sunday at a Valentine buffet supper to induct new members of the Soroptimist Club of Anaheim. Mrs. Mary Gove, president, Mrs. Eloise Faulk-nae, seated, and Mrs. Gerald Bennett are assisting Mrs. Peterson in arranging for the event. Guests will be husbands and friends of members. Others assisting are Mrs. Del Schwarts and Mrs. Frances Snell.—Dean Hesketh Photo. R.A.L. ‘Cantonese’ Luncheon Date, Feb. 16, Lures Many Invited Guests Members of the Women’s Architectural League of Orange county are inviting guests from the entire county their Feb. 16 “Cartonese” luncheon at Chef’s Inn in Rona del Mar. Once de resistance will be the demonstration-talk by Jack Mcown, manager of Plummers, showing various table set-ups, formal and informal dishes for all occasions, in-ning dessert service ideas, to receive the glamor touch. The committee in charge of luncheon is headed by Mrs. Red Smith of Newport Beach, resident; Mrs. Herbert Brown-vice president; Mrs. Wilson Godman, secretary, and Mrs.rett Parks, membership chairman. Bethels Mark Visit of Grand Guardian Under the direct supervision of Mrs. Ziba Johnson, deputy grand guardian of the State of California, a joint meeting was held Jan. 26 at Buena Park Masonic Temple with Bethel 5 Anaheim, Pathal 278 Vorba Linda and Bethel 219 Buena Park of the International Order of Job's Daughters in honor of the official visit of Mrs. Mildred J. Mikalish, grand guardian of the State of California, and Mr. Richard Simon, associate grand guardian, state of California. On their official visit they were accompanied by Mrs. Kacer, grand marshal and Jack Kacer, past associate grand guardian, State of California. This was a regular meeting of Buena Park Bethel at which time seven candidates were initiated into the order. Theme of the meeting was "Friends from University of" World War I Unit Seats New Officers Anaheim Barracks of Veterans of World War I and its auxiliary installed officers during a potluck dinner recently at American Legion Hall. New auxiliary officers are Elizabeth Lomore, president;; Laura Kamber, senior vice president; Ella Volz, junior vice president; Veda Dutzl, treasurer, and Sally Handel, secretary. Barracks leaders are Dr. Lloyd A. Borrows, commander; San Handel, senior vice commander; Morris Sterling, junior vice commander, and Daniel Vladic, chaplain. Couples' Valentine Party Set Saturday The Couples' club of West Anaheim Methodist church will meet Saturday, Feb. 13, at 8 p.m. for its annual progressive Valentine party. Included in the homes visited will be those of the Ralph Fultons, LeRoy Howells and Lawrence Peels. Co-hosts are the Roy Nichols, Donn Muckeys and Bob Priors. Reservations may be made at PR 4-0564. DR. LOUIS FINKELSTEIN was heard by millions when he delivered an ins prayer during Pres. Elsevier's second inauguration. He was also a recent h former Pres. Truman and Justice Warren at the nary's institute on "Ethi New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Vencil H. Dun312 Kendor Dr., a son, 6 11 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. McCoy, 2 W. La Palma, a son, 7 lbs. oz. Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Pengton, 2130 Mallul Dr., a lighter, 7 lbs., 1½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Bird, Sylvan, a son, 10 lbs., 2 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie D. Bughlin, 11592 Mossler, a son, os., 6 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Wilns, 2544 W. Heffron Dr., a lighter, 6 lbs., 15½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. William S. ams, 10102 Perdido St., a son, os., 15 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Havelind, 0 Jill Rd., a son, 8 lbs., 13½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cost, Jr. S. Empire, a daughter, 7 lbs. oz. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tefertiller, 5 Random Dr., a daughter, os., 5 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mel2176 W. Midwood Ln., a 8 lbs., 1 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Baliad, E. Adele, a son, 8 lbs., 7 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Alex V. Made, 1158 Beacon Ave., a lighter, 6 lbs., 7½ oz. This was a regular meeting of Buena Park Bethel at which time seven candidates were initiated into the order. Theme of the meeting was "Friends from Other Lands." The grand guardian and associate grand guardian were each presented with a monetary gift in the form of a "Doll from other Lands." Members of Grand Bethel introduced and given honors were: Miss Ann Douglas, grand bethel 1st messenger; Miss Kathy Waitman, grand bethel chaplain; Miss Grace Pruett, grand bethel representative of Texas; Miss Shirley Malse, grand bethel representative of Wisconsin, and Miss Sunny Smith, honorary supreme representative to Oregon. Deputy grand guardians introduced were: Mrs. Florrie Bacon, 13 Fullerton; Mrs. Ziba Johnson, 5 Anaheim, and Mrs. Helen Christensen of Riverside. Guardians introduced and given honors were: Mrs. Ed Trotter, guardian 219; Mrs. Mary Daniel, guardian 257; Mrs. Rosalie Lawhon, guardian 212, and Mrs. Margaret Kitteringham, guardian 278. At the close of the meeting punch and coffee were served and "enoides from other lands." 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Leading man to Gertrude Lawrence, Jeanette McDonald, Celeste Holm, Patricia Morrison and Jan Clayton, Graves was also awarded the Sylvania Award for his narration of "the most honored program in all named Hebrew Scholar to Speak University of Judaism Dinner A delegation of local congratulatory leaders will be among 100 guests in the Beverly Hilton at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. when University of Judah holds its annual Founders Day Dinner. The event will celebrate the school's 12th Anniversary as the Coast branch of the Jewish Community. Our Time," and is one of the few religious leaders to be a subject of a Time Magazine cover feature. A cultural presentation of Sholem Aleichem's "The Fiddler" will star Herschel Bernardi, who portrays Lt. Jacobi in the "Peter Gunn" TV series, with original music by Serge television in 1952, 'Victory at Sea'." Others performing during the event are Natalie Limonick, associate director for the UCLA Opera Workshop; Henrietta Pelta, also affiliated with the workshop, and Lotfollah Mansouri, UCLA Opera stage director. Marilyn Neely, gifted young pianist, will be heard in the first movement of the Tschalkowsky Concerto No. 2, with Ellen Mack at the second piano. Frederick M. Noad classical guitarist, well known in this area for his artistry on this instrument; the Westwood Wind Quintet; Peter Christ, oboe; Karen Woodhull, flute; David Atkins, clarinet; David Breidenthal, bassoon; George Winkler, French horn, are others who will perform during this evening of music. Chairman for the evening is Karen Margareta Wood, with Mrs. Carl M. Boswell, co-chairman and Gerald J. Lynch, general manager of Aeronutronic. University of Judaism Dinner A delegation of local congregational leaders will be among 100 guests in the Beverly Hill at 6:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. when University of Judah holds its annual Founders Day Dinner. The event will celebrate the school's 12th Anniversary as West Coast branch of the Jew- Theological Seminary of America, and here from New York to appear as guest speaker will be Dr. Louis Finkelstein,ancellor of the seminary. Represented at the dinner will be Anaheim's Temple with Emet, led by Rabbi Aaron Field and President Fred Fine. Dr. Finkelstein, who will be flying his first visit to Los Angeles in seven years, will have its first opportunity to inspect the University's expanded quarers in the ten-story building at 525 Sunset Blvd, which has been its home for the past two years. One of America's foremost Jewish leaders, Dr. Finkelstein was advisor on Judaism to Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt and DR. LOUIS FINKELSTEIN was heard by millions on TV when he delivered an inspiring prayer during Pres. Eisenhower's second inauguration. He was also a recent host to former Pres. Truman and Chief Justice Warren at the Seminary's institute on "Ethics in Our Time," and is one of the few religious leaders to be a subject of a Time Magazine cover feature. A cultural presentation of Sholem Aleichem's "The Fiddler" will star Herschel Bernardi, who portrays Lt. Jacobi in the "Peter Gunn" TV series, with original music by Serge Hovey, who composed the "Sholem Aleichem Suite." Religious freedom does not mean the same thing in every country. It is well to remember that all of one's education does not come out of books. 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