anaheim-gazette 1960-07-14

B2-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, July 14, 1860) RADIANT BRIDE First Christian Church Setting For Lois Mae Casebeer Wedding Rites Miss Lois Mae Casebeer and Larry Ellis Mattox took their wedding vows July 1 at the First Christian Church in Anaheim. The bride is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Al Casebeer, 312 W. South St., Anaheim. She graduated from Anaheim High School and Orange Coast College. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mattox of Westminster. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She was attired in an exquisite organza wedding gown which tapered into a chapel train. The bodice was embroidered lace which was fashioned with a scalloped neckline and long sleeves that reached her wrists. A crown of seed pearls held her fingertip veil of bridal net in place. Thebridal bouquet was white rosebuds surrounding white orchids. Mrs. Bob Pickard of Garden Grove was matron of honor. Miss Janet Leach, Miss Linda Agren and Mrs. Jerry Sanders, all of Anaheim, were bridesmaids. James Goode of Anaheim was best man. The bride's mother selected a silver-gray lace jacket and dress ensemble for this memorable occasion. Mrs. Mattox appeared in a light blue silk sheath with matching shoes and gloves. Her attire was complemented with white pearls, a mother-of-pearl plume, and a Summer Mulching Protects Shurbs From Sun’s Rays In the summertime, there are many shrubs in your garden which depend upon you to give them a mulch to protect them from old sol’s rays. The California Association of Nurserymen explains that a mulch is any loose material used to cover the soil for protection against extremes in weather. It also supplies additional nutrients to the soil; as well as aids in controlling weeds. Hibiscus hydrangea, fuchsia and Princess Flower are but a quartet of the many summer blooming shrubs which will thank you for "air conditioning" their bases with a mulch. It will keep the roots of these shrubs comfortably cool, while the tops bask in the filtered or full sunshine needed to promote best blooms. The rose garden is another area which will benefit from summer mulching. Its chief value where roses are concerned is in conserving water and controlling weeds. Agren and Mrs. Jerry Sanders, all of Anaheim, were bridesmaids. James Goode of Anaheim was best man. The bride's mother selected a silver-gray lace jacket and dress ensemble for this memorable occasion. Mrs. Mattox appeared in a light blue silk sheath with matching shoes and gloves. Her attire was complemented with white pearls, a mother-of-pearl purse, and a white orchid corsage. The young couple honeymooned to Northern California. The new Mrs. Mattox chose a beige silk jacket dress with beige gloves and hat plus melon shoes and purse. Blooming shrubs which will thank you for "air conditioning" their bases with a mulch. It will keep the roots of these shrubs comfortably cool, while the tops bask in the filtered or full sunshine needed to promote best blooms. The rose garden is another area which will benefit from summer mulching. Its chief value where roses are concerned is in conserving water and controlling weeds. Peat moss makes an ideal mulch for roses as well as for many other plants, as it looks well, is easy to apply, stays in place, and improves the soil as it decomposes—incorporating with it. DISCOUNT PRICES ON MOST ITEMS WEST AUTO SUPPLY SERVING ORANGE COUNTY FOR 40 YEARS ANAHEIM 203 So. Los Angeles KE 5.4109 OPEN MON. & FRI. EVENINGS TIL 9 Also 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa — LI 8-6411 WEEK END SPECIALS RECORDS Latest 45 R.P.M. Hit Records 98c Value 29c each and... ALL ALUMINUM SCREENS 99¢ea FOR CASEMENT WINDOWS FOAM RUBBER SALE—½ Inch ALL ALUMINUM SCREENS 99¢ea FOR CASEMENT WINDOWS FOAM RUBBER SALE—½ Inch FULL SIZE BED PAD . . $398 ALL MAPLE PICTURES AT SALE PRICES! STRAW BASKETS — Spec. Purchase small 49c med. 69c lge. 98c MEN’S VINYL SHOES . . . $2.98 LIFE STRIDE, ETC. LADIES’ DRESS SHOES $3.99 Values to $12.98 CHILDREN’S and LADIES’ FLATS Values To $6.98 $2.98 NEW STORE HOURS: Now Open Mon, Nite till 9 p.m. Tues., Wed., Thurs. 9:30-7 p.m. Friday—9:30-9 p.m. Saturday—9:30-6 p.m. Sunday—Closed C and S Outlet 151 SO. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM KE 3-3021 "Small-Fry Special": Sunny Graham Stacks On Sticks Good fun to make and yummy to eat! That's the story of "Sunny Graham Stacks on Sticks," a special summertime treat for all the small fry in the family. This new easy-does-it dessert—layers of crunchy sugar honey graham crackers and thin slices of vanilla ice cream, dunked in melted chocolate—is so simple that even the youngest cook in the house can make it with just a tiny bit of help from Mother. Wonderful idea for birthday parties or hot summer afternoons! Here's how: Sunny Graham Stacks on Sticks 24 3-section Sunshine Sugar Honey Graham Crackers 1 pint (square) vanilla ice cream 2 squares unsweetened chocolate 8 wooden skewers Break cracker sections apart. Count out 32 of the sections and set aside. Crush remaining crackers into crumbs. Slice ice cream into 12 thin slices; then cut each slice in half, making thin ice cream slices about the shape of the cracker sections. For each stack, put together four of the crackers and three slices of ice cream, alternately, with one cracker on the bottom and one on top of the stack. Press together gently. Insert a skewer well into one end of the center slice of ice cream of each stack. Place in freezer. Nursing Review Slated By OCC Working with local hospitals in an effort to relieve the nursing shortage, Orange Coast College will offer a nursing review course for registered nurses in September. The course will give registered nurses who have been inactive or who are from other states an opportunity to review their nursing skills and learn the latest developments in nursing medicine. Mrs. Jessie Watson of the OCC professional nursing facility will teach the course which will be offered on Mondays, Sept. 12 thru Jan. 23 from 7 to 10 p.m. The course will include lecture, demonstration and discussion on new methods and procedures, new equipment, new drugs, nursing trends and legal aspects. During the last 15 weeks of the course, each student will schedule a minimum of four hours per week of nursing practice in a hospital of her choice. Supervision for this clinical experience will be offered by the hospitals. Each trainee will also be assigned to Orange County Hospital for training in the rehabilitation center. Nurses enrolling in the course must be licensed registered nurses in California or another state. For nurses licensed in other states, a temporary RN license must be secured. Temple Beth Sholom To Honor Newcomers On Friday evening, July 15th, at 9 p.m., Temple Beth Sholom of Santa Ana College building. Authorization has been given a $300,000 physical science grant by Santa Ana College trust to be completed before the end of the spring semester, 1995 was announced by Dr. Joel Johnson, SAC president. Reconstruction also is underway on expanded facilities in this any building and providing tire building for the Adult Education department offices. Construction is near completion on a new wing of the Student Center, providing expanded facilities for the book store, snack shop business offices. The old building was designed a few years ago when the college less than 500 students, so be enabled to adequately meet the student needs of more than 3000 students expected to be in September. SA College Offer New Fall Program Start of fall semester at Santa Ana College next 12 will bring addition of business, German, physics, taxation and psychology courses expanded evening program. Dean K. N. Griffin said he tended day curriculum w boosted from 66 to 90 class keep pace with a rapid growth enrollment for persons em Gala Starlight Benefit Concert Is Spanned in Popular Irvine Bowl B'nai B'rith Will Help Polio Clinic On Friday, July 15, Covenant B'nai B'rith women will service the Polio Clinic at Garden Park General Hospital, 9922 Gilbert St., in Anaheim, from 5:45 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., according to Mrs. Beverly Weiner, Americanism and Civic Affairs chairman for the group. Beverly and her committee will act as registrars. Some of those lending their services will be: Mrs. Beverly Weiner, Mrs. Barbara Wise, Mrs. Arlene Fogel, president, and new members Mrs. Estelle Cole and Mrs. Sandy Levitt. Any other members interested in participating can contract Beverly Weiner at PR 4-0807. Mrs. Arlene Fogel, president of the group, stated, in an inspiring speech given to a large audience of women gathered at a fashion show-huncheon honoring new members, that this is only one way that B'nai B'rith women service their community and their country. As another example she cited the chapter's recent contribution of canned goods, warm blankets, and clothing to the Red Cross in behalf of the Chilean Relief program. Nurses enrolling in the course must be licensed registered nurses in California or another state. For nurses licensed in other states, a temporary RN license must be secured. Temple Beth Sholom To Honor Newcomers On Friday evening, July 15th, at 9 p.m., Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County will honor new residents of the County at a special Sabbath Service at the Temple, 206 E. Eighth St. Special letters of invitation are being sent to unaffiliated families throughout the County. Temple Beth Sholom, which is planning construction of a new edifice at Tustin Ave. and Fairhaven in the Tustin area, has also scheduled a new membership drive under the direction of Morris Shute of Fullerton; first vice president of the Temple. At services on July 15th, Rabbi Morton C. Fierman, spiritual leader of the congregation will devote his sermon to explaining the religious, cultural, educational and social activities of the congregation. Following the service a reception honoring the invited guests will be held in the Temple Annex. El Paso, Texas, has the intention of being the only border with three international borders and four international crossings within its city reports the National Auto Club. CHEVY W GREAT PREFER EVER! Moose Dance Is Planned Saturday The Anaheim Moose Lodge No. 1853 cordially invites its members and their guests to a dance to the music of Arthur's Orchestra at 133½ N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim on Saturday, July 16, from 9 p.m. until 1:30 a.m. There will be a door prize and refreshments will be served during the evening. Tickets may be obtained at the door or by contacting Ernie Phillips at PR 4-8265. Donation, 90¢ per person. Also, after great success in the past, the Women of the Moose will soon be serving their fish fry dinners again on Friday evenings. No dates have been set as yet. Superhighways don't make "super drivers," warns National Automobile Club. Grounds Okayed for Santa Ana College Science Building Authorization has been given for $300,000 physical science building by Santa Ana College trustees, to be completed before the start of the spring semester, 1962, it was announced by Dr. John E. Johnson, SAC president. Reconstruction also is underway expanded facilities in the botany building and providing an enceiling building for the Adult Education department offices. Construction is near completion a new wing of the Student Center, providing expanded facilities for the book store, snack shop and business offices. The original building was designed a dozen years ago when the college had less than 500 students, soon will be enabled to adequately serve the student needs of more than 100 students expected to enroll September. A College Offers New Fall Program Start of fall semester classes at Santa Ana College next Sept. will bring addition of small business, German, physics, education and psychology courses in an expanded evening program. Dean K. N. Griffin said the extended day curriculum will be posted from 66 to 90 classes to keep pace with a rapid growth of enrollment for persons employed. Local Girl Wed in Impressive Rites Nancy Rose Rachunok and Michael Fredrick Warner were united in marriage at St. Justin Martyr Church. Tall baskets of white gladioli and stock provided a lovely setting for the double ring ceremony which was witnessed by 100 relatives and friends. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rachunok of 9751 Banta Ave., Anaheim. She graduated from Anaheim Union High School and attended Orange Coast College. She is presently employed by the Selectronics Co. in Anaheim. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Warner of Garden Grove. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She was radiantly lovely in her beautifully tiered gown of silk organza and re-embroidered Alencon lace. The neckline was daintily scalloped with pearls and rhinestones. She carried a beautiful bouquet of a dozen white roses tied with Local Youth To Enter Cal-Poly POMONA — Ricki Val Lichtenwalter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Lichtenwalter, 1411 Birchmont, Anaheim, has been accepted as a freshman agriculture business major at the Kellogg campus of California State Polytechnic College, school officials have reported. Rickie radiated from Anaheim Union High this spring, and he will enter Cal Poly for the fall quarter beginning September 19. His first week will consist of orientation activities, tests, physcal examination, and registration. decorated streamers floating from the bouquet. She wore a magnificent dainty silver necklace with a natural pearl in the center. This was a gift from the bridegroom. The couple left for a honeymoon at Carmel. Gay "Hawaiian Holidays" At The Fair With HILO HATTIE Appearing Free Nightly July 13-14-15-16-17 Win A Trip To Honolulu — One Given Each Day July 12 thru 19 Start of fall semester classes Santa Ana College next Sept. will bring addition of small business, German, physics, education and psychology courses in an expanded evening program. Dean K. N. Griffin said the exended day curriculum will be posted from 66 to 90 classes to keep pace with a rapid growth of enrollment for persons employed during the day. There will be an emphasis on broad group of management, suvision and business classes, including psychology for supervisisory, organization and management, poor-management relation, small business management, accounting, vertising-selling, introduction to marketing, business law, business organization. Fall classes start Monday, Sept. with counseling and registration beginning in August for new students. Counseling appointments can be arranged by telephone, KI 226 in late July. El Paso, Texas, has the distincnation of being the only border city with three international bridges and four international border passings within its city limits, ports the National Automobile ub. HILO HATTIE Appearing Free Nightly July 13-14-15-16-17 Win A Trip To Honolulu — One Given Each Day July 12 thru 19 Orange County FAIR NEWPORT PIER SPORT FISHING END OF NEWPORT OCEAN PIER NEWPORT ORiole 3-6650 BARGE GEORGIA Hourly Shore Boat Service Starts at 5:45 A.M.. Adults—$4.00 Children Under 12—$2.00 HALF-DAY BOAT — DINA LEE LEAVE PIER AT 6:00 A.M. AND 12:30 P.M. Adults $5.00 Children Under 12—$2.50 (Make Reservations) DAY BOAT — SAN JUAN Leaves Pier at 5:00 A.M. Rental Tackle — Galley Service — Live Bait See The Chevy Mystery Show in color Sundays, NBC-TV. NY WINS GREATEST REFERENCE ER! This year, more people are buying Chevrolets (including Corvairs) than ever before, making Chevy the year's hottest seller by a record-shattering margin. Come in and see what the buying's all about—at your Chevrolet dealer's soon! REFERENCE ER! This year, more people are buying Chevrolets (including Corvairs) than ever before, making Chevy the year's hottest seller by a record-shattering margin. 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