anaheim-gazette 1960-09-29

B2-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, Sep. 29, 1980) FASHION IN INDUSTRY—Beverly Brooks of Anaheim, dressed in latest in high fashions, is shown through Quickset Locks, Inc., in Anaheim by Don Anderson, sales manager. Miss Brooks will be one of Mannequin’s Assn. of Orange County models who will show latest fall fashions and sportswear at Orange County Industrial Exposition at Fairgrounds. Exposition opens Oct. 6 and fashion shows will be held Oct. 8-9, the final two days of the big industrial show. Our Lady Rummage Final plans were made last week sponsored by Our Lady of the Rose and continuing through Saturday will be donated to charity. Mrs. Don Dailey, president conducted a meeting in the Anaheim Assistance League clubhouse when announcements were made by the chairmen, Mrs. Russel Anthony, 1575 Chanticleer, and Mrs. Gordon Clark, 312 W. Hampshire requesting articles for the sale brought to their homes or to the home of Mrs. Raymond Heinz 719 S. Indiana. Members who can volunteer to assist at the sale are asked to contact the committee. Mrs. Clark also reported on the recent Rosary Committee meeting, urging members to assist with a project which will distribute Rosaries to Indian and Foreign missions, Juvenile Hall, hospitals and other places of need. Mrs. Steve Kish and Mrs. Joseph White, delegates to "Keys to Our City," reported on the convention. They emphasized the importance of all women of the community to participate in church, philanthropic activities, school, political, welfare and social activities. Announcement was made that any member who can assist with the Well Baby Clinic, held the first Wednesday of the month from 1 to 5 pm. at La Palma Youth Center, should contact the chairmen, Mrs. William Jolivier. Big Brothers Elect Seventeen OC Directors; Charles Blodgett Prexy Seventeen Orange County leaders were elected directors by Big Brothers of Orange County at their annual meeting in Santa Ana At the same meeting, Charles W. Blodgett, general office personnel manager of Hunt Foods and Industries, Inc., of Fullerton, who was recently honored as Big Brother of the Year, was named president. Elected to serve with him on the executive committee are Carl Kalbfleisch and Whitney Drayton of Fullerton who will serve as vice presidents of finance and public relations, respectively; David Belcher of Garden Grove, vice president of administration; and three Santa Anans: A. H. Ecoff, who as retiring president will serve as vice president at large; John E. Koster, secretary, and Harry Knight, treasurer. Board members who were elected to serve three-year terms are Leo Pfankuch and Robert Lander of Santa Ana, Fred Rohe of Placentia, James Penney of Costa Mesa, Raoul Escallier of Tustin, Robert Guggenheim of Corona del Mar, Byron King of Orange, and Wendell Faulk of San Clemente. Directors named to fill one- and two-year terms are Richard Purvis and Dwaine Snodgrass of Anaheim, Garvin Shallenberger and Charles Johnson of Santa Ana, and John C. Cooper of Tustin. Big Brothers is a wholly volunteer-supported agency which renders unique community service by combining the friendship of a volunteer Big Brother with the skills of a professional social worker to help a boy who lacks the guidance of a father. Started in New York City in 1904, Big Brothers has grown into a national organization with one-tenth membership. Board of Realtors Hear Rev. Colbert The Anaheim Board of Realtors convened for a breakfast meeting in the Gourmet Room of the Disneyland Hotel. Guest speaker for the occasion was the Roy James D. Colbert of Long Beach whose topic was "Revealing Reports and Startling Statements on Communism." Mr. Colbert recently returned from visiting ten Communist-dominated countries. He stated that the Communists are now conquering the world and that now over ½ of the earth's population is Communist dominated. Boxer Club Holds September Meet The Orange County Boxer Club held its first meeting of the new season at the Brookhurst Junior High School. The main topic discussed was the club's first puppy match scheduled for Nov. 20. Refreshments were served. Annual Picnic Slated The annual picnic of former residents of Anamosa, Iowa, will start at 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 2, at Upland Park, located on the south side of Foothill Blyd. about one-third of the building over this floor are being formulated and invented. They emphasized the importance of all women of the community to participate in church, philanthropic activities, school, political, welfare and social activities. Announcement was made that any member who can assist with the Well Baby Clinic, held the first Wednesday of the month from 1 to 5 pm. at La Palma Youth Center, should contact the chairman, Mrs. William Jolissaint KE 5-6670, or Miss Rose Mouch KE 5-4187. The annual Archdiocesan Communion and breakfast is scheduled for November. Father Paul Peterson, Chaplain of the Institute, spoke on the need for teachers for the Released Time classes in which children attending public schools receive religious training. The program chairman for the day was Mrs. Ray Hudson, and the refreshment committee included Mmes. James Wood, Fred Yes, Frank Trujillo, Betty Hammer and Joseph-Wells. Square Dance Classes Tonight Tonight is the last opportunity for square dance beginners to join the beginners' square dance class at Sunny Hills Barn in Fullerton. Conducted by the Citizens Recreation Association, the fun project saw 50 couples learning their Allemande Lefts and Do Si Dos last Thursday night at the first meeting of the group. Anaheim Lions Club members comprise the membership of the association which is dedicated to adult recreation. Anyone is welcome to join the class, with registration at the door. A nominal fee of $1.25 per couple is made. Caller is Jim Enloe. The current project of the Citizens Recreation Association is to aid in the construction of a recreation building in La Palma Park. The necessary site in the park has been selected and a lighted concrete floor has been completed. Future plans for the erection of the building over this floor are being formulated and Big Brothers is a wholly volunteer-supported agency which renders unique community service by combining the friendship of a volunteer Big Brother with the skills of a professional social worker to help a boy who lacks the guidance of a father. Started in New York City in 1904, Big Brothers has grown into a national organization with many credits for effectively combating juvenile delinquency. The Orange County chapter was organized in 1958 and has since brought the Big Brother concept of one man-one boy into the lives of many Orange County fatherless families. Annual Picnic Slated The annual picnic of former residents of Anamosa, Iowa, will start at 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 2, at Upland Park, located on the south side of Foothill Blvd. about one-half mile east of Euclid Ave., in Upland. Euclid Ave. can be reached by Foothill Blvd. or the San Bernardino Freeway. Bring a covered dish, sandwiches, drink and table service and tell others, advises Helen Mitchell, committee member, who resides at 1109 Acacia St., Anaheim. QUITTING FREE IMPORTED 10c ROLL CANDY WITH EVERY $2 PURCHASE Thursday, Sept. 29, thru Oct. 2 CHILDREN'S SHOES and FLATS Including Baby Shoes, all sizes up to 3—Values to $6.99 — NOW..... $1.99 NEW STORE HOURS Mon-Fri. 9:30-9 P.M. Sat. 9-7:30 P.M. Sun. 10:30- 6 P.M. LADIES' FLATS VALUE TO $7.99 NOW ..... $1.99 Ladies' Dress Shoes and Loafer Shoes Val. to $9.98—Now ..... $2.99 C and S Outlet 151 S. Los Angles St. Anaheim NE 3-3021 Our Lady of Rosary Rummage Sale Today Local Residents Invited to Attend Conference on Aging in Sacramento Governor Edmund G. Brown has invited ten Anaheim residents to attend the Conference on Aging which he has called in Sacramento Oct. 3 and 4. General sessions will be at Memorial Auditorium in the capitol city. "Not only do the elder citizens of California comprise a size portion of our state's present." Don Dailey, president, led a meeting in the Anaheim League clubhouse announcements were made by Our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109 starting today continuing through Saturday at 247 W. Center St. Proceeds donated to charity. Mrs. Clark, 312 W. Hampshire, sending articles for the sale be sent to their homes or to the of Mrs. Raymond Heinz, Indiana. Members who can offer to assist at the sale are to contact the committee. Clark also reported on the Rosary Committee meeting members to assist project which will distribute to Indian and For-ssions, Juvenile Hall, host and other places of need. State Kish and Mrs. Jo-rite, delegates to "Keys to Joy," reported on the con-They emphasized the im- of all women of the city to participate in philanthropic activities, political, welfare and so-livities. Uncement was made that member who can assist with All Baby Clinic, held the Wednesday of the month to 5 pm. at La Palma Center, should contact the Mrs. William Jollsaint. Upsilon Omicron Elects Princess Upsilon Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi elected Mrs. Samuel Butler as their Valentine Princess at a meeting held recently at the home of Mrs. George Cesped. Mrs. Butler will represent the chapter in the local contest held each year on Valentine's Day. Mrs. Richard Starr was elected to represent the chapter in the international contest. The meeting was also highlighted with a "Pot and Pan Party" held after its cultural program. Curt Brydum was the guest of the evening. Mrs. Starr will hold a party in her home soon to further this ways and means project. The chapter will hold its model meeting for rushees at the home of Mrs. Perry McCluskey on Oct. 4 when a "skit" will be given by Mmes. George Cesped, Raymond Griffith, Joe Dame, Samuel Butler and McCluskey as a fun way to introduce the girls to sorority life. The cultural program was given by Mrs. Butler on "Self Estimate." They emphasized the importance of all women of the community to participate in philanthropic activities, political welfare and social activities. Encouragement was made that members who can assist with the Baby Clinic, held Wednesday of the month at 5 pm, at La Palma Center, should contact the Mrs. William Jolissaint, 670, or Miss Rose Mouch, 87. Annual Archdiocesan Committee and breakfast is scheduled November. Mr Paul Peterson, Chaplain Institute, spoke on the teachers for the Released Masses in which children public schools receive training. The program for the day was Mrs. Wilson, and the refreshment tree included Mmes. James Fred Yes, Frank Trujillo, Summer and Joseph-Wells. New Lamb of God Lutheran Church Schedules Events "Worship services, Sunday school, confirmation instruction, and other vital areas of the church program are now under way at Lamb of God Lutheran," the Rev. Fred D. Dommer, pastor of east Anaheim's new Lutheran church, said today. Initial worship services were held last Sunday with Sunday school beginning Sunday, Sept. 25, in the congregation's temporary facilities. Permission has been given for the use of the recreation building of the Hughes Aircraft Employees' Association, Rosslyn at Acacia, for worship services and will be used "until such time as regular church facilities become available," the pastor said. Details of the arrangement were worked out with Ted Griffen, board of directors of the Hughes Employees' Association and with Robert C. Rockman, vice-president of the Hughes Employees' Association, by Herbert Lee Johnson, engineer with Hughes Aircraft, and a leader in the new congregation. Pastor Dommer was called by the Evangelical Lutheran Church to organize a new congregation in the rapidly growing east Ana- The location chosen for the new church is on the northwest corner of South and Sunkist Sts. Funds for construction of the new Southland Mayors Hosted at Lunch Mayors from more than 50 Southland cities joined with business leaders and representatives of the newspaper, radio and television industries at a luncheon to commemorate new natural gas deliveries from out-of-state sources. In the Pacific ballroom of the Statler Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, the luncheon officially marked initial deliveries of gas from the Transwestern Pipeline Co. of Houston, Texas, which becomes a second major source of supply for Southern California residents. Approximately 600 guests attended the special luncheon sponsored by the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce to salute the importance of the new supply of natural gas, announced Justin M. Kennedy, Southern Counties Gas Company's Orange County division manager. to Attend Sacramento will be at Memorial Audination in the capitol city. It only do the elder citizens California comprise a sizable n of our state's present total population." Governor Brown said, "but each year this group is increased by 40,000 persons. Problems and needs also grow. In view of the extreme interest in this vital matter, I am most eager that a representative group of our citizens come together to study ways to help California achieve a needed blueprint for action. Solutions to these complex problems long have been matters of grave concern to me and, as a result, I have called this conference to explore, to highlight and to implement the ways and means of maintaining California's senior citizens as useful and happy members of our communities." 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