anaheim-gazette 1960-04-28

The Woman's World SECTION A—PAGE 3 National Secretaries Group To Hold Meeting In Elks Club Today Orange Empire Chapter of the National Secretaries Assn. meets in the Elks Club today. Following the 8:45 a.m. welcome, Charles M. Simmons, president of the Simmons Institute, will speak on "Human Relations on Parade" followed by Dr. William C. Himstreet, Associate Professor, Office Administration and Business Education, University of Southern California, whose topic will be "Enclosed Herewith." Dr. William B. Langsdorf, president of Orange County State College, speaks on "The Future of Orange County and Its College." He preceeds the 12 p.m. fashion luncheon at which Mrs. B. Alexander, fashion coordinator and training director of Haggarty's adds a famine note of interest with a presentation entitled, "Fashion Magic With Accessories." DEAR BOSS Secretary Is Modern Gunga Din The professional secretary — the Gunga Din of the boss — will be honored in Anaheim this week as citizens celebrate National Secretaries Week. An official proclamation has termed She and occasionally him "as an indispensable member of the management team." Mary . Clyde, president of the Orange Empire chapter of National Secretaries had this to say: "The boss depends on the secretary more and more in the ever-increasing tempo of daily business. "The secretary must be more than just a good stenographer. She must have the ability to type rapidly and expertly write shorthand and know how to file away papers and documents so they may be readily located. "Often, when alone, the secretary must handle everything as if it were her own." That'll be all Miss Jones See that this gets to the print shop, please! State College, speaks on "The Future of Orange County and Its College." He preceeds the 12 p.m. fashion luncheon at which Mrs. B. Alexander, fashion coordinator and training director of Haggarty's adds a faminine note of interest with a presentation entitled, "Fashion Magic With Accessories." Symphony Assn. Launches Member Drive May 1; Plan 'Pops Program' Membership drive of the Anaheim Symphony Assn. will be launched May 1. Chairman of the May membership drive, and new member of the board, Mrs. R. W. Marvin Sr., explained that the Anaheim Symphony Orchestra, a community musical unit, began in 1955 as a small group of musicians who gathered together for the enjoyment of playing music. Under the conductor, Eugene Ober, high professional standards have been established. The orchestra rehearses every Wednesday evening in the Anaheim Union High School orchestra room. "Eugene Ober, rated as one of the top ten young conductors in the country is known as a 'youthful conductor with enormous musicality and control' who is presently on tour with the Rudie Sinfonetta, a Community Concert series in Canada and the East. The Association is privileged to support these artists who have established a cultural climate which has become an outstanding asset to this community," stated Mrs. Marvin. Admittance to the 1960-61 concert series at the Anaheim Union High School Auditorium will be by membership card: Adults $5, College Students $3, and Youth $1 and will include the June 11 "Pops" program. Headquarters for the May 1 to 7 drive will be at 619 N. Los Angeles St., 12 to 3 p.m. For further information on the purchase of membership tickets call Mrs. David Gordon, 2132 Minerva Charles R. Brandon, 742 N. Clementine, KE 5-4207. Contacts for new members, said Mrs. R. W. Marvin, Chairman of the drive, will be made during the first week in May by the Association Board. Slated to cover interest areas are: William H. Johnson, DDS, Dentists; Mr. Ernest Rose, Accounting; Mrs. Jackson Moses, education; Mr. Harold Thomas, finance; Mr. Ross Willson, attorneys; Mrs. Margaret Buttree, music teachers and music associations; Mmes. James Patterson and Ernest Rose, women's organizations; Mrs. C. R. Brandon, churches; Mrs. Dena LaRue, Symphony members; Mrs. Tom Key, real estate. Mrs. Verna Clark will staff the headquarters office at 619 N. Los Angeles St. during the drive from May 1 to 7. Other board members will act as captains during the drive. New Ikette Members Honored At Dinner New members of the Anaheim Ikettes were honored recently in a dinner at Knott's Berry Farm. The new members are Mrs. Frank Alley, Helen Love, Jane Roddam, Emma Wingett, Pearl Broad, Dorthea Stanley, Betty Peterson, Lorine VanRy and Joyce Sandlin. The woodcock is the only bird in the western hemisphere whose upper bill is movable so that the History of Democracy Conventions See At LA Museum While Los Angeles is main national and international lines in July during the Democratic Party Convention in Sports Arena in Exposition Park an appropriate exhibit entails "Mr. Chairman" will be on view in the California Museum of Art and Industry, just across way. This exhibit will feature Democratic conventions, from their creation, and the issues associated with them, by such great men as Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jenson, William Jennings Bryan Grover Cleveland, Woodrow Wilson, Al Smith, Franklin Delaware Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman via movies, recordings, sketches photographs, and various symphonic objects. Under the chairmanship of Low Flower Jr., the California Museum Foundation Commissions for the exhibit will consist Howard Ahmanson, Mark Don Loker, John Marten and win Pauley. Advisor to the committee will be Jack Ansley. Senior Art Exhibit Slated at Chapman An exhibition of work Perry D. Campbell, senior education major at Chapman College, will open Friday evening April 22, with a reception from 6 to 9 o'clock in the evening. cert series at the Anaheim Union High School Auditorium will be by membership card: Adults $5, College Students $3, and Youth $1 and will include the June 11 "Pops" program. Headquarters for the May 1 to 7 drive will be at 619 N. Los Angeles St., 12 to 3 p.m. For further information on the purchase of membership tickets call Mrs. David Gordon, 2132 Minerva Ave., PRospect 4-6824. Membership renewals may be made through May 7 by phoning Mrs. 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 Eves. by Appointment Senior Art Exhibition Slated at Chapman An exhibition of work by Perry D. Campbell, senior education major at Chapman College, will open Friday evening, April 22, with a reception from 6 to 9 o'clock in the ginia Purcell Gallery on the Chapman campus. Oil paintings and metal sculpture are featured in the exhibition, which will remain on display through May 6 from 10:00 to 5 weekdays. Campbell attended Rochester Minnesota, Junior College and Long Beach State College before entering Chapman in the fall of 1958. After graduation plans to teach art at the high school level. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and their daughter Erin live at E. Palm, Orange. This is the last of five senior art exhibitions at the college this spring. Symphony Tea He Anaheim-Garden Grove Committee of the Orange County Philharmonic Society held annual membership tea Wednesday. Hostess was Mrs. Thor Key at her 2033 Crone St. house. Whistler's "Portrait of the tist's Mother" was rejected at for exhibit in the Royal Academy and remained unsold for 20 years. Forty years later it was insured for $500,000. ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Former Governor and Mrs. Knight Anaheim Guests Seated at the head table at the first annual meeting of the professional division of Anaheim Chamber of Commerce at Disneyland Hotel last week were, 1 to r, Mrs. Good J. Knight, B. J. Abraham, Governor Goodwin J. Knight, and Mrs. B. J. Abraham. Rangements for the appearance of the former Governor were made by Co-Publisher the Anaheim Gazette, Abraham and the dinner arrangements were made by Frank H Public relations director of the Chamber. Dr. Samuel Gendel presided. History of Demo Conventions Seen at LA Museum Mile Los Angeles is making annual and international headline in July during the Democ Party Convention in the Arena in Exposition Park, appropriate exhibit entitled "Chairman" will be on view at California Museum of Science and Industry, just across the exhibit will feature Demo conventions, from their inception, and the issues associated them, by such great men as Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, William Jennings Bryan, Cleveland Woodrow Wilhelm, Franklin Delano Velvet and Harry S. Truman, movies, recordings, sketchesographs, and various symbolic items. Grad Night' Set June 16 For High Schoolers Grad Night," the end of school ball, will be held Thursday, June 16 at Anaheim High School. The all-night program (10 p.m. to 6 a.m.) will include a dinner, dance, games breakfast and the award of a used car. Western High School is participating in the traditional party for the first time. Mrs. Nicholas Freck and Mrs. Ken Stromquist, co-chairmen of the event, have announced that Les Brown's orchestra will play from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. and a combo will take over musical duties from that hour to 6 a.m. Other than Mrs. Stomquist and Mrs. Freck, who head the group, the following committees and chairmen, representing each high school, are as follows: Budget and Finance-Treasurer, Mrs. Ronald Brandon; Secretary, Mrs. James Hall; dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Polley; Breakfast Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dantice; Chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Saverien, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith; Decorations, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. William Martin; Host and Hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cronin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nix; Prizes, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hatfield; Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Mossman; Telephone, Mrs. Lucille McGufflin, Mrs. Marie Goszewski, Mrs. Alma Ohm; Host and Hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dantic. Games, Mr. and Mrs. Don Langson; property, Mrs. Robert Kelly, Mrs. Alma Ohm; Maintenance, Ken Wines; Hank Walsworth; Table Decorations, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dierberger; Parks and Recreation, Lloyd Miss Coulson, Mr. Horn Chosen As Western Hi State Delegates Cathy Coulson and Donald Horn have been selected Girls and Boys State representatives from Western School to attend the annual sessions this year in June. Cathy will be sponsored by the Los Alamitos M Davis Unit 716 of the American Legion Auxiliary of v Mrs. Elyline P. Schweitzer is the unit chairman for State. Cathy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Coulson. 2454 West Broadway, Anaheim. During the three years Cathy has attended Western, she has been active in school affairs, secretary of the Honor Society, and a member of the A Cappella Choir. Donald, who is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Horn, 11701 Martha Ann Dr., Los Alamitos, is being sponsored by the Los Alamitos Marin-avis Unit 716 of the Mrs. Theodore Priddy, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crosby, Mrs. R. Dixon; Soft Drinks, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ross; Programs-Tickets, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Freck, Mr. and Mrs. William Klapper; Publicity, Mr. and Mrs. John Spielman, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wolin, A. G. Hoppas, Mrs. D.R Parsons. American Legion, for which Fulfor has acted as Boys chairman. Don has been a class president, an honor student and a member of the varsity team. Both Cathy and Don Juniors at Western and have tributed a great deal to the community as members Foreign Student Exchange mittee. Girls and Boys State representatives are chosen on the basis of leadership good acter, good scholastic status along with a willingness ability to live and work others. Girls and boys from schools throughout California "live" every phase of city, c ound state government — papers running for office, cinating in elections, and filling the duties of an elect fice. ?? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 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 N. T. ULVESTAD Director ELDON STARK Director J. BERNARD BOTO Manager ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ACCOUNTS INSURED IN SAVINGS PAID QUARTERLY CENTER AT LEMON STREETS E Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1960 heim Guests 4th Annual Cal Women’s Club Will Hold Meet Thurs., Fri. at Gourmet Fourth annual convention of the California Federation of Women's Club (the Orange District) will be held today and Friday in the Gourmet Room at Disneyland Hotel. Registration will begin at 8 a.m. and continue until 1 p.m. on both days, according to district president Mrs. Ben Byland. At 8:45 Thursday, there will be workshops on amenities and ways and means, with six presidents of various clubs in the district conducting the meetings for each group. Friday's workshops will cover federation extension and press and publicity, with six different presidents for each workshop in charge. Tustin Area Women's Club will be the hostess club for the convention, and Mrs. O. C. Phillips, will welcome delegates. During the morning session, reports will be given by Mrs. Walter Caplinger of La Habra, coordinator of junior membership, as well as five presidents of clubs throughout the county: Mmes. Bradford Jones, Orange County Clemente Woman's Club; Warren Riley, Woman's Improvement Club of La Habra; O. C. Phillips, Tustin Area Woman's Club; George Teale, Woman's Club of Laguna Beach; L. Tucker, Woman's Civic Club of Garden Grove; John Laman, Ebell Club of Newport Beach; L. F. Pratt, Ebell Club of Fullerton; Kenneth Welch, Rossmoor Women's Club; Earnest Ross, Ebell Club of Anaheim; and Neil Evans, Woman's Club of Orange. Mrs. Robert Bidwell, music chairman, is in charge of the luncheon on Friday. Mrs. Charles Bush, Dean of Chairmen, in charge of the session. Results of election of officers for the next two years will be announced by Mrs. O. W. Freek, election chairman. Speakers for each of the two days will be Rodger Swaringen, Ph.D., Thursday morning, and Bill Welsh, popular TV announcer, Friday morning. professional division of the were, l to r, Mrs. Goodwin Mrs. B. J. Abraham. Armade by Co-Publisher of were made by Frank Hall, resided. Horn Chosen Delegates Horn have been selected asatives from Western High on this year in June. The Los Alamitos Marin-Legion Auxiliary of which the unit chairman for Girls American Legion, for which Mr. Allor has acted as Boys State Chairman. Don has been Junior president, an honor student. A member of the varsity swim team. Both Cathy and Donald are seniors at Western and have contributed a great deal to the school community as members of the foreign Student Exchange Committee. Girls and Boys State representatives are chosen on the basis of qualities of leadership, good character, good scholastic standing, citizenship and physical fitness, along with a willingness and ability to live and work with others. Girls and boys from high schools throughout California live every phase of city, county, and state government — filling papers, running for office, participating in elections, and then fulfilling the duties of an elected office. Tustin Area Women's Club will be the hostess club for the convention, and Mrs. O. C. Phillips, will welcome delegates. During the morning session, reports will be given by Mrs. Walter Caplinger of La Habra, coordinator of junior membership, as well as five presidents of clubs throughout the county: Mnes. Bradford Jones, Orange County Speakers Forum; J. J. Sennec, Barber City Woman's Club; George Bryson, Sunset Beach Woman's Club; Donald Hack; Westminster Women's Club; and Ralph Paul, Midway City Woman's Club. After luncheon the international hostesses will tell of their experiences with foreign guests to this country, and more club presidents will report on their club's activities. These will include Mnes. Carl Jensen, Buena Park Woman's Club; O. H. Jencks, Woman's Club of Fullerton: Robert Angle, Placentia Round Table; John Parke, Woman's Club of Seal Beach; and George Towle, Brea Woman's Club, Inc. Nominations for standing committee members will follow, and adoption of amendments to bylaws will be voted upon. The first day will conclude with reports by presidents Mnes. A. L. Pinkley, Costa Mesa Friday Afternoon Club; M. V. Steward, Yorba Linda Woman's Club; Berrell Ries, Woman's Club of Huntington Beach; Robert Warner, El Camino Real Woman's Club; and Arch Balcom, Woman's Club of Santa Ana. Mrs. Ben Byland, district president, will give her report of district activities Friday morning. The remaining presidents will present reports during the morning session on Friday. They will be Mnes. William Schmidle, San Habra. Reveal Plans For $250,000 YMCA Program Blueprints for a $250,000 expansion of the North Orange County Young Men's Christian Assn were unfolded during a dinner here last week. About 250 leaders from six Orange County cities attended the meeting held in the Chrysler Bldg. in Anaheim. First step in the program is construction of a new center in Fullerton and the purchase of branch sites in Buena Park and La Habra. BTK A symbol of DEDICATED SERVICE for more than three quarters of a century BTK BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 251 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 8-11-49 Orange County's First Funeral Director