anaheim-gazette 1960-06-30

The Woman's World Section B, Page 1 HERE AND THERE By GINNIE BODNER NEW OFFICERS of Eta Chapter, Theta Chi Epsilon Sorority were installed during formal installation ceremonies held in the Anaheim home of Mrs. James Scott. Following the annual event, members and their escorts continued on to the Palms Restaurant for an evening of dining and dancing. New slate of officers are: Mmes. Edmon Peters, Chapter representative; Richard L. Chapman, treasurer; William W. Vable, president; Joe Osterkamp, vice president, and Lyle Rutherford, recording secretary. IZAAK WALTON leader Warren Broad of Anaheim, state president, left aboard Western Airlines plane for Minneapolis, Minn. where he will attend the national convention of the league. FRANK RUSSO of Anaheim reeled in a 38-lb. 8-oz. yellowtail which gives him a lead in the Or- now living in Anaheim, received the Ernest Crozier Phillips memorial scholarship. FRESHMAN STUDENTS receiving scholastic "Special Honors" at Servite High School in Anaheim were William Bartoletti, 704 N. Vine; Michael Ganschow, 2012 Ninth St.; Peter Gavin, 531 Dwyer Dr.; Michael Gavin, 531 Dwyer Dr.; Stephen Lumsden, 723 N. Philadelphia; William Cuddihy, 2213 E. South St.; Keith Vander Zyl, 2471 Theresa; Richard Spehn, 1722 W. Alomar; Daniel Corcoran, 1202 Chevy Chase; Clifford Bisch, 911 Arden Pl.; James Plou, 214 N. Grand; Gary Schantz, 2113 W. Romneya. In the sophomore class the highest average was attained by William Parkyn, 1810 Diana, Anaheim, with an average of 97, while "special honors" went to Stephen Zamora, 8581 Dale. TEENS TEST THEIR teenagers who soon will highway signs they will Company (above, left). Miss Lane, founder of "Each shape is recogniz new and experienced dri joins Miss Lane in urging (stop), round (railroad first signs of a safe su IZAAR WALTON leader Warren Broad of Anaheim, state president, left aboard Western Airlines plane for Minneapolis, Minn. where he will attend the national convention of the league. FRANK RUSSO of Anaheim reeled in a 38-lb. 8-oz. yellowtail which gives him a lead in the Orange County Fishing Derby. MR. AND MRS. LESLIE E. GRIMES, 505 S. Valley St., Anaheim, welcomed aboard a baby boy. CONGRATULATIONS to Mr. and Mrs. Miles R. Greer, 1661 W. Sumac Lane on the birth of a precious baby daughter. CAROLYN BRIDGE of Anaheim, editor of the SAC campus All-American newspaper, El Don, received the first $100 scholarship from the Journalism Alumni Assn., named in honor of John McCoy, former journalism chairman and president of the college. Drama major Robert Ballew, Corcoran, 1202 Chevy Chase; Clifford Bisch, 911 Arden Pl.; James Plou, 214 N. Grand; Gary Schantz, 2113 W. Romneya. In the sophomore class the highest average was attained by William Parkyn, 1810 Diana, Anaheim, with an average of 97, while "special honors" went to Stephen Zamora, 8581 Dale. MEMBERS of the acclaimed I.O.F. Robin Hood Band will appear at the Greek Theatre in Anaheim this Friday. Don't miss this performance. The group will tour Europe and give a command performance for her majesty, the Queen. IT'S A BOUNCING baby boy for Mr. and Mrs. David Baiza, 421 S. Rose St., Anaheim. The tot weighed in at 7 lbs. at St. Joseph Hospital. Motion picture and television personalities will participate in the Pacolma Frontier Days, July 27-31, which opens with a "Miss Personality" contest and schedules a Quarter Horse Show on the closing day. NOW 2 NEW GAS REFRIGERATORS QUIET SLIM-STYLED! NEW FROSTLESS FEATURES! RCA WHIRLPOOL AND NORGE QUIET! SLIM-STYLED! NEW FROSTLESS FEATURES! RCA WHIRLPOOL AND NORGE Two famous manufacturers now bring you the greatest gas refrigerator models ever available! Slim high-fashion styling, brilliant decorator colors, new super-efficient insulation, more space inside, glide-out shelves; completely automatic ice-makers, permanently quiet operation, and 10-year warranty on freezing system. Financing can be obtained, with easy payments up to 36 months. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY FREE! SILVER PASTRY SERVER! Lovely Wm. Rogers silver-plate pastry server (retail value of $1.75), yours FREE from your gas appliance dealer when you go in to see either of the new gas refrigerators. Visit soon... servers are limited. Call the Gas Company for the name of your nearest dealer. ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA EENS TEST THEIR SAFETY SIGN LANGUAGE! Two of the 200,000 California teenagers who soon will experience their first vacation driving are quizzed about the highway signs they will encounter, by Carol Lane, women's travel director of Shell Oil Company (above, left). "Highway signs are the safety language of the road," says Miss Lane, founder of the National Carol Lane Traffic Safety Awards for Women. Each shape is recognizable from a distance, and conveys an urgent message to which new and experienced drivers alike must respond quickly." The National Safety Council ins Miss Lane in urging you to make these signs — diamond (caution), octagonal (stop), round (railroad crossing), and rectangular (speed rules and directions) — the first signs of a safe summer! andra Joy Campbell | RADIANT BRIDE Anaheim Reside Home-Life Writ Two words heard about as any others in today's ho "Hurry Up!" declares Elaina bauer, 1342 S. Nutwood St, heim, in July "Home Life," mily magazine of Southern B Perhaps the most tragic in the hurry-up pace of family life, says the 'Home' writer, is that parents are this error on to their c Most children are geared leisurely, dawdling existem allows them to get the m of life, but impatient parent stanly prod them to join th The Anaheim writer urges ents to take a cue from children and slow down longer and better. Chapman Profess On Sabbatical L Two Chapman College sors have received sa leave under a new program ly approved by the school Sandra Joy Campbell Strothal Told The engagement of Sandra Joy Campbell, lovely daughter of Mr. Mrs. T. E. Campbell, 1457 Richmont Drive, Anaheim, toald Geri Owens of Garden Ave was announced by the elect's parents. Miss Campbell attended Ana- n High School. Her fiance graduated from Bolsa Grande in School where he was full- on the football team. Disneyland Hotel to Post Bridge Series A seven-week bridge series will held at the Disneyland Hotel the conclusion of which special es will be awarded as well as a fractional rating points. RADIANT BRIDE Impressive Wedding Rites Held For Ruth Marie Blake and H. Heffelinger More than 500 guests were officiating clergyman at the wedding ceremony for Miss Ruth Marie Blake and Harold D. Heffelfinger. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Blake of Kenmore Street, Anaheim and the bridegroom is from Garden Grove. The bride wore a gown of white peau de soie with chapel train, the scoop neckline edged with Alencon lace and pearls. Her French veil was fingertip. She carried a white orchid surrounded with lavender beaded stephanotis. Lavender was also used with bridal white in church decoration in the altar and aisle candelabra which were festooned with clusters of white stock. White stock also formed basket arrangements. Bridal attendants were in lavender silk organza over taffeta with lavender veiled hats. They carried lavender carnations. Mrs. Blaker attended her daughter's wedding wearing blue lace with matching accessories and a corsage of white gardenias. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim Union High School, the bridegroom from Washington High and El Camino College at Inglewood play account. Expert Discourages Early Teenage Dates Dating is dangerous for young teenagers, says Marriage Counselor Clifford Adams who advises parents in the July Ladies' Home Journal on how they can check too-early dating. Fifteen-year-olds benefit from dating, he says, but it is hazardous for younger teens who haven't developed standards and judgment. Their dating becomes competitive, exploitive, destructive, and is likely to result in embarrassment at best, and quite possibly in serious trouble. Because of the "all-the-others-do-it" pressures, some parents cannot control their teenagers dating, but they can modify and guide it, Dr. Adams says. He recommends that parents give in when they conscientiously can, but stand firm when necessary. He warns parents not to put their child on the defensive by expressing disapproval of certain acquaintances. Parents should be interested in their child's activities but should not demand a play-by-play account. BTK PLAN THE FUTURE WITH CONFIDENCE For over three quarters of a century Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars have helped hundreds of Orange County families make funeral arrangements before need. Decisions made in advance lessen the family's burden of responsibility and enable them to face the future with confidence. Plan now to give your loved ones this protection by letting us explain the simplicity of our pre-need program. BTK BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 201 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 5-1149 Orange County's First Funeral Director TE Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1960 Anaheim Resident Home-Life Writer Two words heard about as often as any others in today's home are "Hurry Up!" declares Elaine Bierauer, 1342 S. Nutwood St., Anaheim, in July "Home Life," a family magazine of Southern Baptists. Perhaps the most tragic factor in the hurry-up pace of modern family life, says the 'Home Life' writer, is that parents are passing this error on to their children. Most children are geared for aisurely, dawdling existence that allows them to get the most out of life, but impatient parents constantly prod them to join the rush. The Anaheim writer urges parents to take a cue from their children and slow down to live longer and better. Chapman Professors On Sabbatical Leave Two Chapman College professors have received sabbatical leave under a new program recently approved by the school's board. Sally Anne Cordes Wed in June Rites Miss Sally Ann Cordes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood W. Cordes, 418 N. Lemon Street, Anaheim was wed to Clifton O. Thompson, of Orange in Zion Lutheran Church of Anaheim with Rev. E. W. Mathias officiating. The bride entered the church on her father's arm, attired in a gown of embroidered white organza, a tiny floral crown clasping her tiered fingertip veil. Orchids, stephanotis and lily of the valley made up her bridal bouquet. The new Mrs. Thompson is a graduate of Anaheim Union High Schools and Stephens College, Columbia, Mo. The newlyweds are spending a honeymoon in Hawaii. Local Girl Delegate Attends Youth Rally Miss Barbara Codsey, 1007 Homeplace, Anaheim, is one of 1600 delegates attending the five-day meeting of Seventh Day Adoption. Benefit Dance Held By Hughes Employees A benefit dance with proceeds earmarked for the Crippled Children's Relief Society of Orange County, Inc., was held Saturday at the Anaheim Bowl by employees of the Hughes Aircraft Co. ground systems division in Fullerton. Singleton Club members, a group of single men and women employed by the Fullerton plant, made arrangements for the event. Club Membership To Santa Barbara Coed An Anaheim resident who just completed her junior year at the University of California, Santa Barbara, has been appointed to the California Club, the university's most highly regarded state-wide student organization. Miss Doris Sonnie, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Sonnie, 400 N. Resh St., was selected for membership in the UCSB chapter by UC President Clark Kerr. Anaconda Employes Hold Family Picnic Chapman Professors On Sabbatical Leave Two Chapman College professors have received sabbatical leave under a new program recently approved by the school's board of trustees. Professor Kurt Bergel will be on leave for both semesters of 1960-61 school year and will be doing post-doctoral research in Europe on the life of Arthur Schnitzler, Austrian playwright and novelist. Professor Virgil McPherson, will be on leave the second semester of next year to undertake post-doctoral study in political science at the University of New Mexico. Under the new program, two sabbatical leaves will be made available each year "to provide an opportunity for staff members to pursue vital projects of advanced study and research." Local Girl Delegate Attends Youth Rally Miss Barbara Codsey, 1007 Homeplace, Anaheim, is one of 1600 delegates attending the five-day meeting of Seventh Day Adventists in Atlantic City. Miss Codsey, representing the Anaheim Church, was selected by her fellow classmates to attend this special youth congress which is called "Festival of the Holy Scriptures." Oceanside celebrates Harbor Days July 29 to 31, with a Newport-to-Oceanside yacht race, water skiing championships, a boat show, diving exhibition, amphibious landing, and parade of lights. Anaconda Employes Hold Family Picnic Employees of Anaconda Wire & Cable Co. observed the annual picnic at Irvine Park on Sunday. More than 850 people enjoyed a barbecue lunch and spent the day with their families at the lake site. Symphonies Under the Stars opens, for the 39th year and a record of being disturbed by weather only twice in that time, on July 5 through Sept. 3. ?? 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. 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