anaheim-gazette 1960-02-26

The Woman's World EDITED BY YSABEL CARDEN SECTION A—PAGE 8 PTA LIFE MEMBERS—Recipients of this year's life membership awars at Palm Lane Parent-Teacher association were Mrs. Beulah Miller, second from left, and Mr. Fred Diehl. Flanking them are, left, Mrs. William Herron, president, and Mrs. Matt Guccione, life membership chairman. Two Torah Fund Luncheons Attract Local Sisterhood National Women's League of the United Synagogue of America will hold its 13th annual two-day Torah Fund luncheons Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 29-March 1, in the Beverly Hilton Hotel. More than 2500 women have made reservations for the event, sponsored by the 45 congregational Sisterhoods represented include that of Anaheim's Temple Beth Emet led by Mrs. Max Bale, president, and Mrs. Melvin Ziegler, Torah Fund chairman. "Sanctify Thy Life with Torah" will be the luncheon theme. Mrs. Ginsberg explained that "Torah" is the Hebrew name New Arrivals Garden Park General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Pugh, 70 S. Elder, a son, 9 lbs., 11 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Jesus O. Esquita, 10202 Gravier, a son, 7 lbs., 14 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Willard M. Flecher, 2110 W. Elm Ave., daughter, 4 lbs., 14 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Martin, 722 S. MacDuff, a son, lbs., 3 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Norbert R Sendgraff, 1588 Lullaby Lane, son, 6 lbs., 5½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. John A. MacFarland, 2177 N½lobe Ave., daughter, 7 lbs., 9 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Paterson, 10841 Markey St., a son, 8 lbs., 8½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. L'Esperance, 706 S. Sherrill, a daughter, 6 lbs., 8½ oz. Crusade's OC Post National Women's League of the United Synagogue of America will hold its 13th annual two-day Torah Fund luncheons Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 29-March 1, in the Beverly Hilton Hotel. More than 2500 women have made reservations for the event, sponsored by the 45 congregational Sisterhoods affiliated with the league's Pacific Southwest branch in Southern California, Utah and Arizona. Synagogue Sisterhoods represented include that of Anaheim's Temple Beth Emet led by Mrs. Max Bale, president, and Mrs. Melvin Ziegler, Torah Fund chairman. "Sanctify Thy Life with Torah" will be the luncheon theme. Mrs. Ginsberg explained that "Torah" is the Hebrew name for the Five Books of Moses and that the National Women's League is dedicated to the ideals found within its pages. Lead the STYLE PARADE with a STYLE-LAST BEAU-TI-CURL complete with a new Fashion Flair Haircut, Milkey Shampoo and Pro-Teen Rinse. From $1000 Fredericks HAIRSTYLISTS 316 East Broadway Between Olive and Philadelphia Phone KE 3-4328 COFFEE SERVED PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Eyes. by Appointment MR. TAYLOR ARE YOU GOING TO OMAHA Be good to yourself MR. TAYLOR ARE YOU GOING TO OMAHA Be good to yourself and your budget, too! Go Union Pacific Domeliner. Modern log-rest seats. COACH—ONE WAY $4848 ROUND TRIP All fares plus tax and small reserved seat charge Fares arrive from Los Angeles And don't forget, with Union Pacific Family Fares your wife can go along and travel 1-way free on the round trip! Extra savings with children, too. Traveling Pullman, a wife accompanying her husband can travel LA to Omaha in bedroom accommodations, for only $81.47 including tax. And for less than $45 on Family Fare days! Domeliness "CITY OF LOS ANGELES" to Chicago "CITY OF ST. LOUIS" Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis UNION PACIFIC STATION — ANAHEM Telephone KEyestone 5-3519 D. W. Bronson, Agent WRC to Welcome Inspector, Initiates A. B. Paul Womens Relief Corps will entertain the department inspector, Delana Embry, at a luncheon, 11:30 a.m., in I.O.O.F. Hall, March 1. Two candidates will be initiated at the meeting which will begin at 1 p.m. All members are requested to be present. ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SPRING PLANTING—Certain sign of spring is this view of three FJC students planting the first of 10 trees along a 250-foot walkway at the college under the indulgent eye of their instructor Charles Mullin. Miss Mike Gallagher of Brea, wielding the shovel, Jack Nosek of Anaheim and Rick Wilson of La Habra look as if it were more SPRING PLANTING—Certain sign of spring is this view of three FJC students planting the first of 10 trees along a 250-foot walkway at the college under the indulgent eye of their instructor Charles Mullin. Miss Mike Gallagher of Brea, wielding the shovel, Jack Nosek of Anaheim and Rick Wilson of La Habra look as if it were more fun than anything. But that's spring for you.—FJC Photo CC CONCERT GROUPS PRESENT HAYDN MASS ORANGE—The Chapman College Concert Choir and Chapman Symphony Orchestra will join to present the Second Mass in C by Joseph Haydn Sunday afternoon, Feb. 28, at 4:30 in the college auditorium. There will be no admission charge. Soloists will be soprano Diana Scott, freshman music education major of Garden Grove; alto Linda Lathrop, junior elementary education major of Sacramento; tenor Roy Austin, freshman music major of Modeso; and bass Fred Frank, senior music major of Anaheim. The 50-voice concert choir is directed by S. Sheldon Disrud, director in music, and the 60-member Chapman symphony orchestra is conducted by Dr. Ralph S. Smith, professor of music. This will be the second concert appearance for both groups Youth Band Performs at AHS Tonight Young instrumentalists from Anaheim, Fullerton, Santa Ana, Buena Park, Garden Grove, Orange, Huntington Beach and La Habra will be heard in the Orange County Youth Band's second annual concert to be presented at the Anaheim High School auditorium at 8 p.m. tonight, (Thursday) Band was organized two years ago by Vesey Walker, director of the Disneyand Band. He has organized youth bands in other areas which have won national and international recognition. Among them are the Sheriff's Boys Band of Los Angeles and the Inglewood Boys Band. Appearing with the band will be Christine Marshall, junior national champion baton twirler, who, also, has won the California championship several times. She has won more than 150 major trophies for twirling and was one of the winners in the Walt Disney national talent roundup. "THIS WEEK ONLY" Anaheim's Newest Dance Studio "THIS WEEK ONLY" Anaheim’s Newest Dance Studio JOSEPH’S SCHOOL OF SOCIAL DANCING is offering a get acquainted course. Four of your favorite dances at the low price of $12.50 for four lessons. So call now and make an appointment. Learn how to dance and have fun doing it. Call PR 4-6601 or come to 910 N. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1960. what's goin' on here? Ever hear your kids complain, "What can I do? There isn't anything to do." Ever hear an adult voice the same cry? Well it seems there's not much reason for such goings-on in Anaheim. A cursory glance at the week's mail unearthed the following tid-bits which should answer just about anybody's search for something to do. And, these things go on all the time, what's more. Mrs. Gaylord Brown, a member of the Woman's Auxiliary to the California Optometric association was appointed a member of the auditing committee of 24th annual convention of the auxiliary. Fun and business lasted four days at the Miramar Hotel in Santa Monica. Recognition for service to the Parent Teachers association was made in the form of honorary life memberships to Mrs. Russell Renner and Mrs. Irving Cronin by life membership chairman Eldon Hauck at the Horace Mann PTA meeting recently. Each has served about 10 years. If you think this has a stodgy sound, uhn-uh. In the first place, Hauck feigned forgetfulness and kept everyone in suspense as to who the recipients were. With a trip to Mexicall to give the so-called "wet backs" — incipient or potential—and their families a little comfort and a little hope in the form of clothing, food, toys and portable furniture. This trip is scheduled for mid-April. In the meantime they will make a trip to Fresno with as much of a trailer-load of warm clothes, canned and packaged foods (milk and cereal, for instance) as the trailer will hold. If you'd like to share your blessings in this way, just call Mrs. Gallantine at KE 3-4363. You can either drop your donations off at her home, or she will call for them. More about their Mexican trip later— Did you know there's a Coin Club in our town? Meets monthly at Community Center, 1104 W. 8th St. Joe Boll is secretary. They have auctions, prizes, refreshments and surprises. Attendance Award To Highlight BPW Council Meeting Parent Teachers association was made in the form of honorary life membership to Mrs. Russell Renner and Mrs. Irving Cronin by life membership chairman Eldon Hauck at the Horace Mann PTA meeting recently. Each has served about 10 years. If you think this has a stodgy sound, uhn-uh. In the first place, Hauck feigned forgetfulness and kept everyone in suspense as to who the recipients were. With some (planned) prompting from the audience he finally revealed the names. In the second place, Mrs. Hauck introduced a comedy skit about the life of a PTA president, "This Is Your Wife." People are still chuckling over it. If you really haven't anything to do, you might want to take that sweater Aunt Minnie gave you for Christmas—it doesn't fit, for one thing—and a couple of things the kids have outgrown and send them off to Fresno a couple of weeks from now with Mrs. Robert Gallantine. She read about the plight of the migrant workers there and has already made 15 dresses, among other things, which she will take up. The Gallantines annually take Attendance Award To Highlight BPW Council Meeting A special "attendance award" meeting of the Orange County Council of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, will be held at the Elk's Club, 423 N. Los Angeles Street, Thursday, Feb. 25 at 7 p.m. Results of the attendance award contest will be announced by Mildred Fisher, vice president of the Costa Mesa club and chairman of the County Council attendance committee. Miss Marguerite Warren of the Santa Ana BPW club is program chairman for the meeting. A report will be made by Mrs. Ruth Nosworthy of the Newport Beach BPWC on nominations for officers for the coming year. Anaheim BPW will be the hostess club, with Mrs. Signa Hatfield, president, in charge of arrangements. BALANCED! PONTIAC-ONLY CAR WITH WIDE-TRACK WHEELS Wide-Track widens the stance, not the car. With the widest track of any car, Pontiac gives you better stability, less lean and sway, accurate control. SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER CASEY-BECKHAM PONTIAC LOS ANGELES ST. — ANAHEIM PHONE KEystone 3-3121