anaheim-gazette 1960-07-07

The Woman's World Section B, Page 1 HERE AND THERE By GINNIE BODNER THE ANAHEIM Boy Scout Band made a very favorable impression at the Huntington Beach July 4th parade witnessed by thousands of enthusiastic spectators. The local Chamber of Commerce float aptly carried out a Halloween theme, welcoming one and all to Anaheim's annual festive parade. MISS JUDITH LYNN METZGER will wed Jerry Richard Oldenkamp of Garden Grove on Aug. 20th. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pal Metzger of 3360 W. Lincoln Ave. Anaheim. Miss Metzger is a graduate of Marywood School in Anaheim and attended Orange Coast College, continuing at Long Beach State as a home economics major. The bridegroom, a graduate of Orange Coast College, is now attending Long Beach State College. MISS MARY ANNE FELL-BAUM, daughter of the H. T. Fell- Miss Metzger is a graduate of Marywood School in Anaheim and attended Orange Coast College, continuing at Long Beach State as a home economics major. The bridegroom, a graduate of Orange Coast College, is now attending Long Beach State College. MISS MARY ANNE FELL-BAUM, daughter of the H.T. Fellbaums of Anaheim, was wed to Ronald Daniel of Orange at a double ring ceremony. The lovely bride carried out the tradition of wearing "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue." A crown studded with brilliants held her vell—"something borrow- The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petty, 9562 Cerritos Ave., Anaheim. The bride was exquisitely attired in a formal gown of imported chantilly lace over satin that she fashioned while a student in the home economics department of Long Beach State College. Mrs. Kay Alexander, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Miss Lynda Sunquist and Miss Gayle Petty were bridesmaids. Following a Nevada honeymoon, the couple will make their home in Anaheim. SEE YOU at the Orange County Fair next weekend . . . for a happy "Hawaiian Holiday." OC Epilepsy Unit To Hold Meeting Problems and help for the Epileptic child will be discussed at "Parents' Group Meeting" to be held tonight at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. R.V.McKeown, 2224 Standish St., Anaheim. Sponsored by Orange County Epilepsy Society, the now forming group will be under the chairmanship of Mrs. McKeown. Robert Pitcher, 621 S. Palm, Anaheim, is president of the Orange County Society. BEFORE WINDSHIELD WIPER Before the windshield wiper came into common use, points out the National Automobile Club, motorists were advised to apply a mixture of kerosene oil and glycerine on windshields to keep the glass clear of rain, snow or ice. Anaheim Resident Makes Honor List Anthony Lewis Pfiffner, student at the University of California, Riverside has been named on the Dean's Honor List for superior academic performance last semester. The Anaheim youth attained a grade point average of 3.4 which constitutes a B-plus or better grade average. Pfiffner is the son of John J. Pfiffner, 501 E. Orangethorpe Ave., and is majoring in Political Science. The National Shakespeare Festival, in an exact replica of Old Globe Theater, in Balboa Park, brings players and technicians from nation-wide for the program July 5 through Sept. 4, including "Julius Caesar," "As You Like It" and "Hamlet." Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. S were married in candle-light vices in the First Church Church, Anaheim and are hoo-moning in Catalina. The bride is the former Maureen Morgan, daughter of and Mrs. Samuel J. Morgan Citron St., Anaheim. The bride room is the son of Mr. and Malcolm Massey, 9561 Parade Anaheim. The bride was given away marriage by her father. She radiant in slipper satin with overdress of Chantilly lace turing a square neckline, lily sleeves and scalloped hemline finger-tip tulle veil was her place with a tiara of seed pearl and rhinestones. She wore a gle strand of pearls, a gift of bridegroom and carried a shaped cascading bouquet of rosebuds centered with a orchid, the white street caught with lily of valley. Miss Brenda Morgan, sister the bride was maid of honor Miss Nancy Dean was bridesmaid. The groom was attended by brother, Ray Smith. Flower girl Linda Moore gowned in lavender brocade med with yellow lace. Misses Karen Perkins, Rita man and Anne Davis, school of the bride, sang "I Love You" and 'The Lord's Prayer." A reception was held at Anaheim Odd Fellows Hall. Bridge Luncheon Ladies' Card Section BTK Make Your Decisions Now Under emotional stress it is difficult to make sound and businesslike decisions. The burden of grief imposes on family and loved ones added concern that they may not be carrying out the true wishes of the deceased. We sincerely advise making complete funeral plans in advance of need. Call today and have one of our experienced memorial counselors explain the simplicity of before-need arrangements. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 201 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 8-1149 Garage County's First Funeral Directors ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FOUR Spanish Class S For Anaheim Gre A conversational Spanish which began July 5 will be me pr project for members Anaheim Business and Pro al Women's Club during Ju August. Alma Mahler will teach class, to be held from 8 to on Tuesday of each week first to be held at the home sephine Fulfer. "Good Grooming" was th used by Del Bennett, owne ager of a beauty salon, w plained the importance working woman always her best to BPW members last meeting. Bennett has the business for 20 years, to Anaheim six years ago Beverly Hills. Ellen C. Barr was welco a new member. She is ass with Luskey Brothers an compilers and printers of rectories. EDGES SUPPORT—J. De Dapper, general chairman of the United Fund Drive, looks as Anaheim Councilman Joe R. Thompson, president of the United Fund board, aftes the Salvation Army's signature to register of participating agencies. Anaheim Couple Honeymoon er at Catalina Island Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Smith are married in candle-light services in the First Christian Church, Anaheim and are honey-tinging in Catalina. The bride is the former Miss Green Morgan, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Samuel J. Morgan, 610 on St. Anaheim. The bride is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Colm Massey, 9561 Parade St. Anaheim. The bride was given away in marriage by her father. She was sent in slipper satin with an address of Chantilly lace feathing a square neckline, lily point eyes and scalloped hemline. Her her-tip tulle veil was held in place with a tiara of seed pearls or rhinestones. She wore a sinistrand of pearls, a gift of the groom and carried a fan used cascading bouquet of white buds centered with a white aid, the white streamers right with lily of valley. Miss Brenda Morgan, sister of bride was maid of honor and Miss Nancy Dean was bridesmaid. The groom was attended by his mother, Ray Smith. Lower girl Linda Moor was named in lavender brocade trimming with yellow lace. Misses Karen Perkins, Rita Belia and Anne Davis, schoolmates the bride, sang "I Love Thee" "The Lord's Prayer." Reception was held at the Anaheim Odd Fellows Hall. Bridge Luncheon forodies' Card Section National Foundation Clarifies Pointers The National Foundation and its March of Dimes are not in any way related to the Sister Kenny Foundation which has come under official investigation at its national headquarters in Minnesota, it was emphasized by local officials of the National Foundation today. Confusion on the part of the public caused by news broadcasters loosely referring to the Sister Kenny Foundation as the "Pollo Foundation" was assigned as the reason for a public statement issued here by John McKittrick of Tustin, chairman of Orange County Chapter of the National Foundation. Referring to a published report that the attorney general of Minnesota is investigating purported excessive operating costs of the Sister Kenny Foundation and threatening legal action to recover "diverted" funds of the foundation, McKittrick said that the National Foundation "has no connection whatever with the Sister Kenny Foundation." The National Foundation has its headquarters in New York City. Remarking that numerous telephone calls have come to Orange County chapters' headquarters here, inquiring about the Sister Kenny probe McKittrick explains Novel Show For Summer Visitors A novel animal attraction awaits summer visitors at Santa's Village, the colorful storybook town near Lake Arrowhead, in the San Bernardino mountains—a reindeer, hen and duck who "publish" a newspaper. "Inky," the world's first educated Arctic reindeer, as editor and publisher of "The Pixie Press," operates a printing press. Hunt and Peck, the educated duck and chicken, are his helpers, a telegraph editor and a society editor. Hunt operates a telegrapher's key while Peck operates a typewriter, all in full view of the public. The unusual animal trio work in a setting made whimsically into a newspaper office. Visitors to Santa's Village are permitted to watch them at close range and are issued copies of the unique newspaper, which claims to be the only newspaper in the world published by and for animals and pixies. The paper actually is a printed publication, containing local news of interest to goats, burrows, reindeers, ducks, gnomes and other animals and elves who live at Santa's Village. It is amusingly written. Course Offered in Communist History Bridge Luncheon for Ladies' Card Section The Ladies' Afternoon Bridge Canasta Section of the City Press Newcomers Club met in lovely air-conditioned Broadway Tearoom Tuesday for a large Luncheon. The tables were arranged with pink roses in green cups. The luncheon plates were decorated with a large red tomato in the shape of a flower and filled with chicken salad and finished with asparagus spears stripe olives. Dessert consisted rainbow sherbets served in tall glasses. The afternoon was spent in ring cards. Mrs. Harold Welch was the winner of the high-score and Mrs. Collis Calvit won the prize for the second high-score. Each lady was given a card to wear to help in get-acquainted. It was noted that she were five ladies present that the name of Evelyn. The newcomer from the greatest distance was Mrs. Stromquist from once who told the group of her experiences while living in Europe years. Mrs. Collis Calvit is the chairman of the Section. She is listed by Mrs. Jeanne Herbert Mrs. Evelyn Drummond. Any comer interested in playing bridge with this group may telephone Mrs. Calvit at PR 2-3949 information or reservations. The National Foundation has its headquarters in New York City. Remarking that numerous telephone calls have come to Orange County chapters' headquarters here, inquiring about the Sister Kenny probe, McKittrick explained that "we owe it not only to the National Foundation but to all who contribute to the March of Dimes to clear this matter and let the public know that we of the National Foundation have nothing whatever to do with the Sister Kenny Foundation. Nor is there any investigation of the National Foundation underway. "In the first place," McKittrick added, "overhead costs of the National Foundation are at a minimum. Orange County chapter, for example, expends only two percent of our March of Dimes money for administration and other expenses. Ours is an almost entirely volunteer operation. "In the second place, there could be no misappropriation of funds in our organization. Our chapter board of directors passes upon all expenditures and works very closely with the staff." Course Offered in Communist History In order to give the community a chance to understand the full import of the general threat of Communism to the free world, Orange Coast College is offering a course in the hostory of the Communist growth. The course, which will be taught by Dr. R. D. Peterson Jr., will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursdays. Registration dates for the course will be announced later by the adult and extended day division of the college. Dr. Peterson is a Santa Ana elementary school principal and an Air Force Reserve officer with extensive background in cold war techniques. Each month, Dr. Peterson will bring in outside experts for panel and audience discussions. Films, recording and other documents will also be presented. EHLERS BIKE SHOP 614 East Center - Anahiem - KE 53231 LAWN MOWERS AND SAWS SHARPENED SCHWINN BICYCLE SALES and SERVICE Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 FOURTEEN PAGES THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1960 Spanish Class Set For Anaheim Group A conversational Spanish class which began July 5 will be a summe project for members of the Anaheim Business and Professional Women's Club during July and August. Alma Mahler will teach the class, to be held from 8 to 10 p.m. on Tuesday of each week. The first to be held at the home of Josephine Fulfer. "Good Grooming" was the topic used by Del Bennett, owner-manager of a beauty salon, who explained the importance of the working woman always looking her best to BPW members at their last meeting. Bennett has been in the business for 20 years, coming to Anaheim six years ago from Everly Hills. Ellen C. Barr was welcomed as a new member. She is associated with Luskey Brothers and Co., compilers and printers of city directories. Double Ring Rites Unite Couple At St. Boniface Catholic Church Miss Shirley Ann Jamison and Gary Francis Peck were united in marriage at a double-ring ceremony at St. Boniface Catholic Church. Baskets of white gladioli, larkspur and majestic daisies adorned the sanctuary and altars of the church for this momentous occasion. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ursula Jamison, 318 N. Janss St., Anaheim. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Peck of Lomita. The lovely bride wore an exquisite gown of hand clipped Chantilly lace over taffeta with Sabrina neckline edged in pearls and irridescent sequins. She carried stephanotis, phalaenopsis and pale blue delphinium, as well as a crystal rosary. After greeting a host of friends and relatives at Anaheim Assistance League Center, the couple departed for a honeymoon in Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz. The bride wore a smart blue and white striped summer suit with white accessories and a corsage. OWANS to Celebrate Annual State Picnic on Long Beach Area Gov. Herschel C. Loveless of Iowa will bring "News From the Hawkeye State" at the 55th annual Iowa picnic July 9 in Recreation Park. The program will begin at noon with a concert by the Junior Concert Band, directed by James E. Bon. The Granger Dancing Academy will present a United Nations stageant. The Municipal Band, directed by Charles J. Payne, will play numbers by Iowa composers, and Clayton Barrie and Joseph Learns will present an Iowa duet. RIBBON CUTTING — Participating in dedication ceremonies for the newly opened Home Savings & Loan office in Garden Grove were Robert V. Hackett, assistant vice-president and manager, and lovely Joanne Baker, Miss Garden Grove. After greeting a host of friends and relatives at Anaheim Assistance League Center, the couple departed for a honeymoon in Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz. The bride wore a smart blue and white striped summer suit with white accessories and a corsage taken from the heart of her bridal bouquet. They will reside in San Francisco where he is with the United Air Lines. The bride is a Marywood High School graduate of Anaheim and a graduate of College of the Holy Names, Oakland. Her husband graduated from St. Mary's College in Moragas. A number of pre-nuptial parties were held in honor of the bride. Room Additions - Remodeling - Alterations CECIL MARTIN General Contractor FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL LI 8-8247 OR KI 3-0805 "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? 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