anaheim-gazette 1960-08-04

The Woman's World Section B, Page 1 HERE AND THERE By GINNIE BODNER Mignon Davis, 2805 W. Stonybrook Dr., Anaheim, was honored recently on the 15th anniversary of her employment with The Garrett Corporation's AIResearch Manufacturing Division, Los Angeles. During brief ceremonies recognizing her tenure of service, she was presented with th Garrett diamond pln by General K. B. Wolfe, corporation executive vice-president. Mrs. Davis is an assembler in the electrical department. Several close friends bade farewell to Mrs. Fred Lee, 531 S. Dickel St., Anaheim, in a delightful luncheon in the home of Mrs. C. B. Miller, 1456 Wedgewood Dr., Anaheim. The Lees departed for Spokane, Washington, where he has been transferred by Fluor Construction Corp. Guests included Mmes. Kenneth Hueler, Walter Fordtran, Charles Neukom, Fred Fischle, Thomas Short and Robert Daily. The Lenzi Allreds of Anaheim gave a charming dinner party announcing the betrothal of their daughter Carolyn to Robert W. Gillhouse. Honored guests at the affair were the family of the bridegroom-elect, the Walter Gillhouses of Jackson, Michigan. Young Gillhouse is stationed aboard the aircraft carrier USS Hancock now on tour in the Pacific. Announcing forthcoming wedding plans were Kenneth W. Acton, 1184 Casa Grande, and Vera J. Rorison, 1944 Redwood, both of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Olvera of Anaheim are announcing the engagement of their daughter Margaret to Norman O. Strickland of Fullerton. ANAHEIM JUNIOR ELEC Recreation Dept. won tional contribution when Theatre series, Mrs. D. Ebell; Mrs. W. Strain, c L. Trapp, recreation sup Public Offered CD Courses Following are the courses offered at Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization schools: STAFF COLLEGE (Battle Creek, Mich.) Elements of Civil and Defense Mobilization (a basic course) Civil Defense Planning State and Local Emergency Management of Resources and Production Communicating Civil and Defense Mobilization Ideas Civil Defense in Local Disasters CHEMICAL-BIOLOGICAL RADIological DEFENSE SCHOOL (Battle Creek, Mich.) Radiological Monitoring for Instructors (training instructors who will train others in radiological defense) Radiological Defense—Officer (trains radiological defense officers at the Federal State and local level) Chemical-Biological Radiological Defense Orientation for Envoys BROOKHURST SHOPPING CENTER (Brooklyn, N.Y.) WESTERN INSTRUCTOR BRAINING CENTER (Brooklyn, N.Y.) Courses in Radiological Defense, Basic Civil Dept., Principles of Organization and Staffing, Emergency Operations, Communications, Rescue Chemical and Biological Defense, and Radiological Mobilizations. The course Radiological Monitoring for Instructors is the same at both training centers and the C-B-R Defense School. Announcing forthcoming wedding plans were Kenneth W. Acton, 1184 Casa Grande, and Vera J. Rorison, 1944 Redwood, both of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Olvera of Anaheim are announcing the engagement of their daughter Margaret to Norman O. Strickland of Fullerton. The bride-elect is a graduate of Anaheim High School and Fullergroom-elect served four years in ton Junior College. The bride-the Air Force after graduating from Fullerto nHigh School. Sigma Tau Psi, Pi Chapter, held their second annual Hawaiian luau Saturday in the Sammy Lee Swimming and Diving School, Anaheim. Dancing around the pool highlighted the swimming party at which a catered dinner was served. Mrs. E. E. Dunn and son Mark of Anaheim have left for Europe for an extensive tour, highlighted by a visit to the Oberamergau Passion Play. Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warne are at home in Anaheim following a honeymoon at Big Sur. ANNOUNCEMENT DR. GLEN MAHAR AND STAFF Physician - Surgeon - Osteopath Specializing in Medical Weight Reduction BROOKHURST SHOPPING CENTER 2231½ West Ball Road, Anaheim PR 2-9744 Dorothy Anne Hauk St. Anthony Clare Miss Dorothy Ann Hauk Anaheim and Daniel Francis liven of Santa Ana were used in holy matrimony in a dring ceremony in St. Annie. The bride is the daughter Claret Catholic Church. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. He 1464 E. La Palma Ave., Anahe The bridegroom is the son of late Dr. Thomas H. Gallivan Mrs. Gallivan of 2319 Benton Santa Ana. The bride was escorted into church by her father. She wished Cahill gown of white silk or A butterfly waist-length veil to a coronet of orange soms complemented her enso In the heart of her bouquet. Anaheim Member Dance Champions Anaheim will be represent outstanding dancing student teachers at the first South California Dance Championship the Hollywood Palladium, Saturday, Aug. 28. Announcement of the event be highlighted by presentat a $5,000 gift to the City of Medical Center, comes fromert Bond, manager of the Murray studio at 3132 E. St., Anaheim. The Dance Championship be televised over KTLA (C5), starting at 10:30 p.m. BTK A High Standard of Service For over three quarters of a century Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars have served bereaved families with sincere sympathy and understanding, offering the finest in facilities, conveniently located to provide comfort in their hours of sorrow. Throughout the coming years we aim to continue the same high standard of service which has always been our policy. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 201 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 5-1149 Orange County's First Personal Director What's YOUR K Beatrice West Does your kitchen's color those of the rooms adjoin? Do appliances that match each other exactly? Do colors of appliance countertops, floor coveri cents all blend into one? Are the "permanent" floor coverings, and cou colors that offer many p tions? Are vivid, bright colors paint, and accents that c are patterns limited to areas? Were cabinet colors o considered in your color account for large surface Were colors planned to size of the kitchen? (For cool colors to make the Here's YOUR K Count your 7-8 — You should d "color-coordi 5-6 — You have n changes wou 3-4 — Your kitche Review your ing it. 1-2 — Better color kitchen. You ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Localites Marry In Church Rites Jeanne Hitchcok and Jerry McMahon, both of Anaheim, pledged their marriage vows at the West Anaheim Methodist Church with the Rev. David Deshler officiating for the double ring ceremony. The lovely bride was given in marriage by her father. Following the ceremony, the guests assembled at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McMahon, at 603 Victor St., for the reception. The newlyweds honeymooned at Carmel and Monterey. The bride is presently employed at the Broadway Department Store and the groom is the foreman at Lipper Tool and Die in Los Angeles. The young couple are making their home at 1236 Dresden St., Anaheim. Local Symphony Will Give Public Program Saturday Xi Eta Eta Sorority Outline Vacation Sched With the "vacation plan theme in mind, Xi Eta Eta ter of Beta Sigma Phi will one business meeting and family social the months o and August. The first fam cial was a swimming picn 19 at the home of Mrs. V Box of Fullerton for the m and their children. At the business meeting held in the home of Mrs Rea, Garden Grove, Mrs. Be the program on "Los Angle City of the Changing St Mrs. James Tegeeler, presiden nounced that Xi Eta Eta under the chairmanship of Ralph Dixon, will handle istration of the Southern nia Council Breakfast to in Orange County, Sep 1961. Plans are being for to welcome 900 guests from Southern California at th Members were remind ed the August 13 social wil the home of Mr. and Mr Tubbs, Buena Park. It w Dorothy Anne Haurte Takes Vows in St. Anthony Claret Catholic Church Miss Dorothy Ann Haurte of Heim and Daniel Francis Galen of Santa Ana were united by matrimony in a double ceremony in St. Anthony the bride is the daughter of St. Anthony the bride was escorted into the church by her father. She wore a mill gown of white silk organza. Butterfly waist-length veil fastened to a coronet of orange blossoms complemented her ensemble in the heart of her bouquet of stephanotis was a white orchid which she later wore on her travel costume. Miss Winifred Seamans was at the organ. Bridesmaids all wore pale blue silk chiffon with matching coronets and shoes. They carried cascades of Paris pink carnations set in pink tulle. Miss Lou Ann Lypps of Placentia was maid of honor. Mrs. Huarte attended her daughter's wedding in a delphinium blue lace sheath with matching accessories. The bridegroom's mother selected a cinnamon colored lace ensemble with matching accessories. Both mothers wore orchid corsages. The clubhouse of Anaheim Assistance League was the setting for the reception and pink and white flowers were used there also. The bride's cake was surrounded with white gardenias and pink carnations. White gladioli and pink larkspur were room decorations. The couple left for Northern California for a honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Baroldi of 6672 Cerritos Ave., Anaheim, were welcomed home from a vacation in Europe. They toured Germany, Holland, Belgium, France, Italy and Austria. Local Symphony Will Give Public Program Saturday Anaheim Symphony Orchestra is the scheduled highlight of the "Under the Stars" summer musical series Saturday, July 30, at the Anaheim Greek Theater, according to the Park and Recreation Department recreation supervisor. The local musical group is conducted by Eugene Ober. Ober is presently in his fourth year as Anaheim Symphony Orchestra conductor. He began his musical career with the study of the French horn at the age of 10. At 11, Ober was invited to play fourth horn with the Pasadena Symphony Orchestra by Richard Lert, the conductor. "Under the Stars" is a weekly musical feature beginning at 7:45 p.m. in the Anaheim Pearson Park Greek Theater. Admission to the musical is free of charge. Soroptimists Hear Convention Report Reports from the national and international convention of Soroptimist Clubs were given when Anaheim Soroptimists held a potluck supper meeting in the home of Dr. Dorothy Jordt, 618 Pine Pl., Anaheim. Maxine Weigand told of her experiences at the London international convention and gave an account of the garden party she attended at Buckingham Palace. Jerry Bennett and Mildred Allen gave reports of the national convention at Detroit. Name VFW Delegate For National Session Mrs. Opal Walter will represent Anaheim VFW Auxiliary as delegate under the chairmanship of Ralph Dixon, will handle its institution of the Southern nila Council Breakfast to an Orange County, Sept. 1961. Plans are being formed to welcome 900 guests from Southern California at the Members were reminded the August 13 social will the home of Mr. and Mr. Tubbs, Buena Park. It will "date-nite" swimming lua. The next business meeting Eta Eta will be held August the home of Mrs. Karp. An Sigma Phi newcomer to County who wishes to attend invited to contact Mrs. Henry, PRospect 4-0632. News of the engagement Marian Waldo, daughter and Mrs. Charles Waldo heim, and Albert Vandernau was disclosed atily dinner party given in th of the bride-elect's grand The young couple will ried in the late fall. What's YOUR Kitchen's "Color Rating"? What's your kitchen's "color rating"? If it's high, chances are you have an attractive, pleasant kitchen that your whole family can enjoy. Famous New York color-stylist Beatrice West, who advises Calorie Appliance Corporation on kitchen color planning, has prepared this checklist to help you rate your kitchen. Beatrice West Does your kitchen's color scheme blend with those of the rooms adjoining it? YES NO Do appliances that are the same color match each other exactly? YES NO Do colors of appliances, wallpaper, paint, countertops, floor covering, cabinets, and accents all blend into one attractive scheme? YES NO Are the "permanent" features (appliances, floor coverings, and countertops) soft, neutral colors that offer many possible color combinations? YES NO Are vivid, bright colors limited to wallpaper, paint, and accents that can be changed easily? YES NO Are patterns limited to one (or at most two) areas? YES NO Were cabinet colors or cabinet wood tones considered in your color scheme? They usually account for large surface areas in the kitchen. YES NO Were colors planned to influence the apparent size of the kitchen? (For example, using light, cool colors to make the kitchen seem larger.) YES NO Here's YOUR Kitchen's Rating: Count your "yes" answers. If they total: 7-8 — You should be very proud of your beautifully "color-coordinated" kitchen. 5-6 — You have an attractive kitchen. A few color changes would probably make it perfect. 3-4 — Your kitchen is basically well-planned for color. Review your "no" answers for tips on improving it. 1-2 — Better color-styling will probably improve your kitchen. Your "no" answers will guide in starting. NOW OPEN IN OUR NEW LOCATION Ask Us About FREE CHAMPAGNE Tour to Las Vegas COFFEE SERVED FREDERICK'S HAIR STYLING 12292 HARBOR BLVD. Just South of Chapman OPEN EVENINGS PHONE JEfferson 7-5314 Plenty of Free Parking Off the Street Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, AUGUST 4; 1960 Xi Eta Eta Sorority Outlines Vacation Schedule With the "vacation playtime" theme in mind, Xi Eta Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will have business meeting and one family social the months of July and August. The first family so-called was a swimming picnic July 9 at the home of Mrs. William Box of Fullerton for the members and their children. At the business meeting in July held in the home of Mrs. Jackea, Garden Grove, Mrs. Box gave the program on "Los Angeles, the City of the Changing Skyline." Mrs. James Tegeler, presiding, announced that Xi Eta Eta chapter under the chairmanship of Mrs. Ralph Dixon, will handle the registration of the Southern California Council Breakfast to be held in Orange County, September 1961. Plans are being formulated to welcome 900 guests from all of Southern California at this time. Members were reminded that the August 13 social will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tubbs, Buena Park. It will be a No Groping for Glassware under the chairmanship of Mrs. Ralph Dixon, will handle the registration of the Southern California Council Breakfast to be held in Orange County, September 1961. Plans are being formulated to welcome 900 guests from all of Southern California at this time. Members were reminded that the August 13 social will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Tubbs, Buena Park. It will be a "date-nite" swimming luau. The next business meeting of Xi Eta Eta will be held August 9 at the home of Mrs. Karp. Any Beta sigma Phi newcomer to Orange County who wishes to attend is invited to contact Mrs. Donald Henry, PRospect 4-0632. News of the engagement of Miss Marian Waldo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waldo of Anaheim, and Albert Vandiver of Anaheim was disclosed at a family dinner party given in the home of the bride-elect's grandparents. The young couple will be married in the late fall. The use of solar-selecting glass block helps lighten the load in the kitchen. The glass block wall behind the cupboard provides natural illumination for what might otherwise be a dark or poorly lit cabinet and eliminates groping for glassware. The block admits plenty of natural daylight without transmitting any of the glare or heat from the hotter, brighter sun's rays. From the exterior, the glass block has an attractive, modern look that blends easily with various types of architecture and landscaping. ?? 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 7 "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. We're the oldest locally owned financial institution in town. INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS • HOME LOANS • ESCROW SERVICE • TRAVELERS CHECKS • COLLECTIONS ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CENTER AT LEMON STREETS • ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA