anaheim-gazette 1960-03-04

The Woman's World EDITED BY YSABEL CARDEN SECTION A—PAGE 8 SCIENCE AWARDS Many Women Eligible Says Awards Chairman Although not exclusive to women, the third annual scientist and industrialist awards of the year may well go to women in California who outdistance both men and other women in achievements during 1959. Dr. Lee A. Dubridge, chairman of the awards program sponsored by the California Museum of Science and Industry, points out that the nominations are open to all Californians who have contributed to the advancement of scientific knowledge or industrial progress. Nominees for the industrial award will also be judged for their efforts in improving the welfare of their employees, quality of products or processes, and, in general, the overall condition of the community in which they operate. Many women in California are eligible to nomination for the $5000 award, according to Dr. DuBridge, and anyone may nominate a woman outstanding for her scientific or industrialist contributions, or she may 'Show and Tell' Teachers' Art Exhibit Slated Sixth annual program to be sponsored by members of the Orange County Art Teachers' association will be held today in Santa Ana Valley high school. The event, named "Show and Tell," draws teachers from kindergarten through college. Nine rooms of art work will be on display and will be described by the teacher who prepared each exhibit at grade level meetings during sessions following dinner at 6 p.m. J. Balch Farmer is president VFW Auxiliary Plans Rummage Sale March 11, 12 A rummage sale at V.F.W. hall March 11 and 12 was announced at the late February meeting of the Ladies auxiliary 3173, V.F.W. Chairman is Adeline Schroder. Special guest at the meeting was District President Iris Liebig, who gave her report. Florence Carroll, cancer chairman, reported that the balance of the auxiliary's quota had been sent to headquarters. Among those present at the meeting were President Elizabeth Aldrich, Ivy Ryan, and hostesses Vilda King and Ann Stakemiller. Y’s Growth Impact Told Youth Leaders Harold T. Friermood, National Council YMCA Health and Physical Education secretary, cited the unique role in human development provided by YMCA physical education during an address before Southern California YMCA leaders recently at the Los Angeles Downtown Y branch, according to William Hoover, Anaheim Boys’ Work secretary. Friermood placed the objectives of YMCA physical education in terms of human development. In typical Y programs strengthening of character and leadership go with achievement of physical skills, he told the group of Y leaders. BTK BTK NEIGHBORLY SERVICE The owner and staff of Backs, Troutman and Kaulbars are your neighbors; men who contribute to the civic, cultural and spiritual life of the community. Through many years of service to Orange county families they have proved themselves trusted friends in time of need. BTK BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 251 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 5-1149 Orange County's First Funeral Directors Lead the STYLE PARADISE with a STYLE-LAST BEAU-TI-CUR —complete with a new ion Flair Haircut, Shampoo and Pro-Teen From ... $1 Frederick HAIRSTYLIST 316 East Broadway Between Olive and Phila ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA selected March 3 as Eastern Confer- WHICH ONE?—One of these three lovelies Queen at FJC. They are, left to right: Linda Mills and Robin Randall of Fullerton Paula DeWitt of Anaheim. The winner will join the queens of the seven other col- that compose the Eastern Conference for a dance in Pasadena March 11. Announce- of winner will be carried in next issue.—FJC Photo. or Andy Devine, Busy Man CP Mother's Club what's goi Remember the slumber parties you went to in grade and high school? One courageoumother we know INVITED 30 young'uns about 15 years to an overnight PJ party. The day before she had polished the glass door to the patio. On young lass paid her the su-preme compliment by walking right through it! Much excitement with ambulances and hysterical misses; but no major tragedy. Last week the Tri-High club Live Yers held a slumber party in the home of clu-leader Mrs. Dixie Heffern. Everything okay, Mrs. Heffern? Does your husband sing in the shower? How's he sound? None of our business, of course, but there's nothing like singing to take one's mind off the bomb and the income tax. Earl Moon of Anaheim directs the Fullerton chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbersh- Quartet Singing in America Inc. Pretty impressive title no? Their third annual show will be held in the F.U.H auditorium April 9. Any qu Selected March 3 as Eastern Confer- WHICH ONE?—One of these three lovelies Queen at FJC. They are, left to right: Linda Mills and Robin Randall of Fullerton Paula DeWitt of Anaheim. The winner will join the queens of the seven other col- that compose the Eastern Conference for a dance in Pasadena March 11. Announce- of winner will be carried in next issue.—FJC Photo. For Andy Devine, Busy Man Big Heart, Takes Big Job Okay — just how many very, very busy men do we have in Orange County? Lets' find out. The service organizations will be contacted during the next few weeks. But specially-busy men may telephone KI 7-5501 immediately. Lenten Services Start for Lutherans Once again this year Prince of Peace Lutheran church, located at 1421 West Ball Rd., is conducting mid-week Lenten services. These services will begin this evening at 7:30 p.m. and will last approximately 45 minutes. For many centuries the Christian church has set aside the six weeks before Easter as a special period of preparation. During this preparation the theme for Lent can be set into the sentence: "Behold the Lamb of God which taketh away the sin of the world." Seminar Cites Care Of Cerebral Palsied A seminar for nurses on cerebral palsy will be held tonight (Thursday) at the Santa Ana Valley high school. Sponsored by the United Cerebral Palsy of California and Orange county, California State Nurses association, District 16, C.L.N., unit O, O.C.I.N.A., the seminar will survey the new look in the care CP Mother's Club Presents Scroll A scroll in recognition of outstanding love and service to cerebral palsied children was presented to Mrs. Doris Mallars, director of the United Cerebral Palsy Child Development Center by the Mother's Club. Plans for a day at Knott's Berry Farm this month for the children of the center and distribution of the last of the 500 directories for the handicapped to schools, chambers of commerce, libraries and doctors in this area were among activities of the group during February. Meeting this month will be at the home of Mrs. Frank Kreml of Anaheim. Jr. Women's Club Honors Rushees The Canyon Junior Woman's club of Anaheim met at the home of Mrs. John Dilworth, 630 Amboy St., for a coffee hour honoring potential members Mmes. Robert T. Smith, Don Williams, Charles Caldwell, Harry Sapp, Ward Howland, Max Sam Davey and Edward R. Bassine. Greeting the guests were Mfes, Howard Luchau, Douglas King, Alvin Lyppe, Leet Deterding, Stanley Stearns, Thomas Streater, Mel Yeandle and Leonard Yeandle. Young Peoples Club Sponsor Nursery Temple Beth Emet Nursery school, 400 N. Emily St., Ana- but there's nothing like singing to take one's mind off the H bomb and the income tax. Earl Moon of Anaheim directs the Fullerton chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America Inc. Pretty impressive title no? Their third annual show will be held in the F.U.H auditorium April 9. Any questions will be answered by PHILHARMONIC SEASON'S FEATURES Sponsored by the Or-ety, the final Philharmonic 1959-60 season, Saturday College Auditorium, will be available upon request to dressing: Orange County Philharmonic, P. O. Box 11, Corde del Mar, or by phoning KIMultly 5-9280. The soloists will be the new Alice and Eleonore Schoenfelt violin and cello, who will heard in the Brahms Douc Concerta with the Orchestra Born in Yugoslavia, both be their musical careers at early age. After the war toured European countries making more than 500 appences. Alice has 27 violin certi in her repertoire and appeared as soloist with lead symphony orchestras in Europe and in this country. Frieda Belinfante, music director of the orchestra, open the program with Cherubini Overture, "The W Carrier," closing with the Falla Suite, "El Amor Brue Newcomer Coup Play Bridge Frida The monthly Newcomer couples bridge party will be Friday night (Feb. 26) at club rooms, second floor, of Home Savings and Loan institution, 211 E. Center St. trance is at the rear. Of Cerebral Palsied A seminar for nurses on cerebral palsy will be held tonight (Thursday) at the Santa Ana Valley high school. Sponsored by the United Cerebral Palsy of California and Orange county, California State Nurses association, District 16, C.L.N., unit O, O.C.L.N.A., the seminar will survey the new look in the care and treatment of the disease. Young Peoples Club Sponsor's Nursery Temple Beth Emet Nursery school, 400 N. Emily St., Anaheim, is preparing to welcome an additional young group of pre-schoolers. The nursery school will set aside Tuesday and Thursday mornings for tots 2 years 9 months of age through 3½ years. The "older boys" and girls from 3½ years to kindergarten age will continue their activities Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings from 9 to 11:30. The response that followed the school's opening in October, 1959, prompted the Young Couples club of the Temple Beth Emet, who sponsors the nursery school, to extend the number of school days to accommodate the younger set. Further information may be had by calling Mrs. Burnett Cohen at LA 5-0023. Delegates Attend Carpenter Conclave Members of the Anaheim Carpenters Ladies Auxiliary 759 attending the Carpenters convention being held in Sacramento Feb. 22 to 27 are Mrs. Matthew Plews and Mrs. Gerald Cennamo. They are representing the Anaheim auxiliary. Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1960. What's goin' on here? Marshall at JA 77-6941. The American Begonia society has an Orange county branch which meets bi-monthly also; usually at GG Grange Hall, Century Blvd. and Taft Ave. Mrs. Iris M. Westerdahl will be glad to answer question re membership if you call her at KE 8-1327. Another mid-month meeting is that of the O. C. Boxer club, dogs, that is. If you own a boxer, or, more accurately, if a boxer owns you, this is the place to air your grievances. Information at PR 4-9420. Your husband will enjoy this one: A railroad engineer we heard about was accustomed to clean his greasy left shoe off with a live steam hose. A new fireman saw him doing this one day and decided to try it himself as the shoe came out from the steam sparkling clean. After his yells of anguish had died down — he had second degree burns — the engineer said, "Before you try that again, son, you should get yourself one of these," and he lifted his trouserf leg to expose a neatly carved wooden heel. Anaheim Crusader Named The selection of Mrs. Jackson A. Moses of 2114 W. Forest Ave. as 1960 April Cancer Crusade chairman for Anaheim was announced today by Mrs. Floyd MRS. JACKSON A. MOSES Boyer, also of Anaheim, Orange County Cancer Crusade chairman. Mrs. Moses, a captain for HERE'S NOTHING LIKE SINGING MAKE ONE'S MIND OFF THE HO AND THE INCOME TAX. EARL MOON OF ANAHEIM DIRECTS FULLERTON CHAPTER OF THE SOYEAR FOR THE PRESERVATION AND ENRUPTURE OF BARBERSHOP ARTET SINGING IN AMERICA, PRETTY IMPressive Title, THEIR THIRD ANNUAL SHOW BE HELD IN THE F.U.H.S. ATORIUM April 9. ANY QUESTIONS WILL BE ANSWERED BY ED PHILHARMONIC Season's Last Concert Features Sister Artists Sponsored by the Orange County Philharmonic Society, the final Philharmonic Orchestra concert for the 199-60 season, Saturday, March 5, at 8:30, Orange Coast College Auditorium, will be free to the public. Tickets are available upon request to the Philharmonic office by addressing: Orange County Philharmonic, P. O. Box 11, Corona Mar, or by phoning KImber5-9280. The soloists will be the noted ace and Eleonore Schoenfeld, olin and cello, who will be bard in the Brahms Double concerta with the Orchestra. born in Yugoslavia, both began her musical careers at an early age. After the war they reared European countries, kicking more than 500 appearances. Alice has 27 violin conti in her repertoire and has appeared as soloist with leading symphony orchestras in Europe and in this country. Frieda Belinfante, musical director of the orchestra, will open the program with the merubini Overture, "The Water Barrier," closing with the deilla Suite, "El Amor Brujo." Newcomer Couples Play Bridge Friday The monthly Newcomers' Couples bridge party will be held briday night (Feb. 26) at the sub rooms, second floor, of the home Savings and Loan association, 211 E. Center St. Enrance is at the rear. MRS. JACKSON A. MOSES Boyer, also of Anaheim, Orange County Cancer Crusade chairman. Mrs. Moses, a captain for both the 1958 and 1959 cancer crusades said she had accepted the local chairmanship because of a personal loss. "I feel this is the least I can do to help." Active in local and county-wide activities Mrs. Moses has held the office of president of the James Madison P-T.A.; is a member of the Anaheim Council P-T.A. board; and sits on the executive boards of both the Anaheim Symphony Assn. and the Orange County Symphony Assn. "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 A COMBINED 199 YEARS OF SERVICE BY THE DIRECTORS OF ANAHEIM SAVINGS OFFICERS & DIRECTORS F. A. YUNGBLUTH Founder, Pres. & Chairman of the Board FORREST F. FOWLER Executive Vice-Pres. & Secretary S. W. TODD Vice-President Wm. SCHUMACHER Vice-President J. B. COLLINGS Vice-President M. T. ULVESTAD Director ELDON STARK Director J. BERNARD SOTO Manager Unmatched Experience & Integrity by the Oldest Locally Owned Saving Institution in Anaheim ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ACCOUNTS INSURED SAVINGS PAID QUARTERLY 4 1/2% CENTER AT LEMON STREETS