anaheim-gazette 1960-06-23

The Woman's World Section B, Page 1 'FUN IN THE SUN' Membership Lunch and Fashion Show Set by Covenant B'nai B'rith Women The Royal Hawaiian Restaurant, 1025 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim, will be the scene of "Fun in the Sun" Fashion Show and Membership Luncheon hosted by Covenant B'nai B'rith Women, announced Mrs. Jack Fogel, president. The affair will take place on Monday, June 27, at 1 o'clock. A most delightful fashion show will be presented by Florence Smales of Fashion Models, Inc. All new members who pay their dues at the luncheon and all those who have joined since May, 1960, will be invited to attend free of charge, according to Mrs. Ralf Biester, third vice-president and membership chairman, and Mrs. Robert Fogel, co-chairmen of the affair. All members are urged to bring their friends and any prospective members to this most gala afternoon. Everyone is invited to come and enjoy a delicious lunch and see a most entertaining show of Pair Selected To Head Church Fund Charles Organ and Bert Weldon will direct a community-wide campaign to raise $250,000 for expansion of St. Michael's Episcopal Church here. Funds will finance a new 350-seat sanctuary, an administration wing, addition a guild room, and nine new classrooms. Rev. John K. Saville, rector, said English-style village-type church now in use will be preserved as a chapel. Built in 1876, it is the oldest Episcopal building in use in the Southland. SERVING WITH Weldon on the building committee are Russell Inlander and Mr. Leo Fris. Anheim... will be invited to attend free of charge, according to Mrs. Ralf Biester, third vice-president and membership chairman, and Mrs. Robert Fogel, co-chairmen of the affair. All members are urged to bring their friends and any prospective members to this most gala afternoon. Everyone is invited to come and enjoy a delicious lunch and see a most entertaining show of the latest fashions that you can wear when you have "Fun in the Sun." For further information call: Mrs. Paula Biester, LE 9-4147, or Mrs. Jackie Fogel, PR 4-4396. Summery Music! Summer School of Music, sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department in conjunction with the combined Anaheim School Districts, began June 22 for a six-week session. SERVING WITH Weldon on the building committee are Russell Ireland, Mrs. Foster Warwick, Max Doyle and Mason Henry. Doyle heads the finance committee of Ernest Rose, Art Shipkey, Bill Currier and Organ. Publicity is being handled by Bud Lembke and Howard Loudon. Shipkey and Herb Perry are in charge of advance gifts. General supervisors include Mrs. Organ and Mrs. John Kent; area supervisors, Mrs. Frank Wiseberg, Mr. and Mrs. Solón Foster, Mr. and Mrs. G. Riley, Mr. and Mrs. D. King and Mrs. William Slater. YOU GET 50% MORE at KEYSTONE YOU GET 50% MORE AT KEYSTONE Rev. John K. Saville, rector, said English-style village-type church now in use will be preserved as a chapel. Built in 1876, it is the oldest Episcopal building in use in the Southland. MR. AND MRS. HENRY ROSE INETTE, 1305 W. North Street Anaheim, have a new baby girl born June 6th. A CONCERT BY THE Chapel Choir of Capital University, Columbus, Ohio, was given in Frmont Jr. High School Auditorium June 19. The choir has been hailed by Igor Stravinsky as "magnificent" and praised high by music critics of the press. “SUGAR AND SPICE AND EVERYTHING NICE” was the theme of Anaheim Ebell Clubs Installation with Mrs. Robert Dale succeeding Mrs. Ernest D. Rohr as president. On a stage set with early American antique pieces, Mrs. Pearson handed each new officer a gling ham apron and invited her to “stir things up” with a large wooden spoon each received with a pretty nosegay attached. Foursome tables were centered with antique sugar bowls filled with flowers and spicy petit fours and cookies were served... MEMBERS of Upsilon Omlcro Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi of Anaheim held a delightful way and means project — a card party June 22 at Peeks Family Colonial Terrace Room in Westminster. White elephant sale and a homemade goods sale were featured... YOU GET 50% MORE AT KEYSTONE at 3% INSURED EARNINGS at 4½% AT KEYSTONE'S current annual rate of 4½% paid four times a year—your savings earn 50% more than at 8%—and every account is insured up to $10,000 by a permanent agency of the Federal Government—you can't get more, safely, than at Keystone Savings and Loan Association. CHANGE NOW... come in or open your account by mail—we pay postage! Funds placed by the 10th earn from the 1st. In the heart of Anaheim • plenty of FREE PARKING KEYSTONE Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Ronald W. Caspers, President 812 WEST CENTER ST., ANAHEIM • Keystone 2-3188 Anaheim's fastest growing savings and loan association! MEMBERS of Upsilon Omicron Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi of Anheim held a delightful ways and means project — a card party June 22 at Peeks Family Colonial Terrace Room in Westminster, white elephant sale and a home baked goods sale were featured. CONGRATULATIONS to Mrs. Charles Masin, 1425 Rosewood, Anaheim, on the birth of baby girl June 12th. REMEMBER, its Reunion time in Orange County June 26th at Irvine Park. Join in the fun. Enjoy a day of picnicking and reminiscing over the good old days. THIRTY FIVE students and four adults from Dr. Jonas Salk School in Anaheim visit Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. California in Southgate. Follow luncheon, the group enjoyed Anaheim Mom Sighs Relief As Vacation Begins One Anaheim mother, Faye Robertson, has plenty of reasons to be thankful for vacation: Mrs. Robertson, who completed her studies at Santa Ana college, is active in amateur productions, works full time as Knott's Berry Farm, is making a television film and is the mother of three children. She also operates a dance studio here. HERE AND THERE By GINNIE BODNER ING TWIN DAUGHTERS turn to Mr. and Mrs. Albert 506½ Cypress, Anaheim, 7th . AND MRS. Theodore Baker, Carnellian, welcomed a on June 4th. NG 800 STUDENTS redegrees at the University ands were Joe F. Habener, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Habener, Water Street; Ann Thomaaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomason, 14401 E. South Marian Taylor, daughter and Mrs. Walter F. Taylor, stwood Pl.; Joan Stabbert, or of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert abert, 519 Pine Way, and skell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Haskell, 614 Pioneer Dr. anaheim. officers of the Orange Speakers Forum are headrs. Joe Thompson of Ananaheim, Leo Eris, Anaheim tour through the big rubber manufacturing plant . ST. VINCENT DE PAUL Ranch Camp for boys 8 to 12 will open its 1960 season Thursday, June 30. Registrations are being Burlington Ave., Los Angeles 57. Camp periods will begin June 30, July 7, 14, 21 and 28, Aug. 4, 11, taken at the Camp office, 717 S. 18 and will last one weak each. The camp is located in the Santa Susana Mountains, near San Fernnando. Total cash is $20 a week, including transportation. A BUNDLE OF JOY was left at the James Willis residence, 2291 W. Falmouth, Anaheim . . . a baby daughter born June 12th. Santa Ana College Sets Fall Program Fall semester classes at Santa Anaheim YMCA Plans Pack-In Trip A pack-in trip into the High Sierras for Anaheim YMCA boys of high school age will be held Aug. 24-31, according to Bill Hoover. Number is limited to the first 20 boys who register. Hoover has set an August 17 deadline. The trip will consist of hiking trails into and across the Sierra Nevada, fishing in the high mountain lakes and streams, catching the fresh game, and frying them over an open fire, hiking to the mountain tops, camping under the stars high up in the clear air of the Sierras, and also making new friends and sharing the never-to-be forgotten experiences in the out-of-doors on a High Sierra pack trip. Transportation will be by covered truck to the drop-off point. All food and equipment will be packed in by mules and all personal equipment will be packed in on the camper's back. Each person is required to take a medical examination before he Anaheim’s Hollyw Creative Writing Miss Hollywood won her awafor a sonnet; John Flowers, for essay entitled “Existentialism and Ronald Carter, for a sh story called "The Burden." three works appeared in the cently distributed "Torchlight FJC literary magazine. B'nai B’rith Hono With Tea Party at Covenant Chapter B'nal B' Women, announced Mrs. Jack gel, president, honored at a Prident's Tea, the presidents of the Jewish Women's Organizations Orange County at their regumonthly meeting on Wednesday June 22, at 8:15 at Temple B Emet, 400 N. Emily, Anaheim. The program, according Mrs. Jay Wise, second vice prudent and program chairman, hieighted the various B'nal B’ philanthropies and featured a A BUNDLE OF JOY was left at the James Willis residence, 2291 W. Falmouth, Anaheim... a baby daughter born June 12th. Santa Ana College Sets Fall Program Fall semester classes at Santa Ana College will begin next Sept. 12 with registration available during August and early September. Counseling appointments may be made by telephone for August, with early dates suggested because of the anticipated major increase in enrollment. For those unable to complete registration during the late summer, two additional days have been scheduled on Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 8-9. The admissions office will be closed Sept. 10. An expanded extended day program of evening offerings will be provided, with 90 courses in comparison to the 66 given during the spring semester. Among new evening courses will be Physics IA, Education I and German. A broad program in supervision, management and business will include evening college-credit classes in Psychology for Supervisors, Organization and Management, Labor-Management Relations, Small Business Management, courses in accounting, tax accounting; Psychology of Advertising and Selling, Introduction to Marketing, Business Law, Business Organization, Orientation (reading improvement), Introduction to Sociology, and Marriage and the Family. Summer session classes will begin Monday, June 20, in the evening. Transportation will be by covered truck to the drop-off point. All food and equipment will be packed in by mules and all personal equipment will be packed in on the camper's back. Each person is required to take a medical examination before he goes on this pack trip. Every precaution will be taken to safeguard the health of all who participate in the trip. Personal Articles Equipment will consist of personal articles, a pack-frame, sturdy hiking shoes, cooking kit, fishing gear. A complete list of all needed equipment will be given at time of registration or on request. The trip schedule calls for the group to leave the Anaheim Y about 6:30 a.m. August 24, and arrive at Florence Lake about 4:30 p.m. The trackers will hike eight miles to Plute Creek suspension bridge August 25 leaving the next day for another eight-mile stint to Colbb meadow in Evolution Valley, the base camp for the expedition. August 27, 28 and 29 will be spent exploring, hiking, climbing, fishing, photography and just plain relaxing. Return Trip The group will hike from Evolution Valley back to Blaney Meadow August 30 for the last night on the trail. On August 31 the local hikers will head back to Anaheim. Hoover has scheduled an evening meeting at 7 p.m. at the Y., August 22 for last minute arrangements. BTK Services in All Cemetery Chapels When funeral arrangements are made you may select any one of the many cemetery chapels in this vicinity, knowing that our devoted personal attention will be the same as when services are held in our own beautiful chapel. BTK BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 211 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 5-1149 Orange County's Best Funeral Direction TE Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1960 Anaheim’s Hollywood A Girl Wins Creative Writing Prize at FJC Miss Hollywood won her award seasonnet; John Flowers, for an entitled “Existentialism;” Ronald Carter, for a short called "The Burden." All works appeared in the recently distributed "Torchlight," literary magazine. Anai B’rith Honors Jewish Leaders with Tea Party at Temple Beth Emet Venant Chapter B'nal B’rith men, announced Mrs. Jack For-president, honored at a Presi-sis Tea, the presidents of the Jewish Women's Organizations of the County at their regular meeting on Wednesday, 22, at 8:15 at Temple Beth Emet, 400 N. Emily, Anaheim. The program, according to Jay Wise, second vice president and program chairman, highlighted the various B'nal B’rith anthropies and featured a hu- Local Actress-Dance Wins Television Role Faye Robertson, the Anaheim actress-dancer who has found time to take college courses at Santa Ana College, is branching out again in the entertainment world, this time on television film. Miss Robertson won a coveted role as the divorcee in a filmed program of "Divorce Court" which will be shown on KTTV, Channel 11, on July 7 at 9 p.m. She sparkled for the SAC College Players during the past year, with a lead character role of Aunt Eller in "Green Grow the Lilacs" last fall and the leading feminine role of Mrs. Gillis in "The Man" this spring. What makes her dramatic roles the more remarkable is that she works fulltime as an actress in the Birdcage Theater at Knott's Berry Farm and Ghost Town give- Fullerton Playhouse Subscription Ducats Available to Public Season subscription tickets are currently on sale for the five musical shows at the new Fullerton Music Playhouse which launches its schedule June 27th with 'South Pacific.' Inquiries should be addressed to P. O. Box 16, Fullerton. "Kiss Me Kate," "Pajama Game," "Damn Yankees" and "Can-Can" complete the summer attractions. Graduates Honored Four college and high school graduates who are members of Temple Beth Emet were honored in services at the temple last Friday. They were Shirley Saydman, Susan Moddell, Joshua Tofield and Sandra Alhadeff. ?? DISCOUNTS ?? “CHECK OUR PRICES” CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA (out of state credit welcome) FULLERTON HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. Sun. 1 to 6 "Land Sakes," I Said, What's an Escrow?" You may never have to be concerned with an escrow unless you buy or sell a home or land. But if you do either of these things, a good Escrow Officer will properly and efficiently bring buyer and seller together, handle all the many details of the transaction satisfying the requirements of both parties. In escrow work there is no substitute for experience! Why take chances? When you buy or sell...let Anaheim Savings & Loan Association help you. 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