anaheim-gazette 1961-03-09

Techniques Told By Makeup Man Members of the Mothers of Twins Club, Inc., Central Orange County chapter, were entertained with a cosmetology demonstration presented by Bob Theil, manager of the House of Presly, 930 N. Euclid t.S when they met recently at Peek's Terrace Room, Westminster. Theil, whose experience in the field of cosmetology includes the Miss Universe contest and several years in show business, displayed the correct techniques of applying cosmetics. A question and answer period followed the demonstration. WHS Choir to Aid Dedication Rites The 85-voice choir from Western High School, under the direction of Alexander Encheff, will entertain during the dedication ceremonies of Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Cypress Sunday. Road Clearance Of Auto Could Prevent Death A little-publicized reason for the vehicle code section which sets minimum ground clearance limits for passenger vehicles was emphasized in a statement this week by Capt. F. E. Winchell, commander of the Anaheim Area, California Highway Patrol. "The life of a child could very well hinge on this law," Winchell said. "Suppose you are driving through a residential area when a child dashes in front of your car. It is impossible to stop before hitting the child. Since a youngster's body is no higher than the hood, the child almost always would be thrown to the ground. "Stock cars ordinarily have sufficient road clearance to allow a vehicle to pass over a body. If a child survives the initial shock of being struck, it is possible that his life will be spared if the vehicle passes over him without touching him. "But vehicles which have been lowered below the legal limit invariably will drag and mangle a body, inflicting fatal injuries." The law provides that the CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY Dedicated service for more than a quarter century KE 5-3209 251 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM body. If a child survives the initial shock of being struck, it is possible that his life will be spared if the vehicle passes over him without touching him. "But vehicles which have been lowered below the legal limit invariably will drag and mangle a body, inflicting fatal injuries." The law provides that the lowest portion of the vehicle other than the wheels shall not be closer to the ground than the lowest point on the wheel rim. FJC Grad Ends Weapons Course Army Pvt. Charles E. Truelove, 24, whose wife, Elise, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buster W. Truelove, live at 305 W. Winston Rd., has completed eight weeks of advanced individual heavy-weapons training at Fort Ord. Truelove is a 1958 graduate of Fullerton Junior College. Before entering the Army last October he was employed by the Hughes Aircraft Co. From Policies Rise in State California families receive $269,510,000 during 1960 to death payments from their life insurance companies, the Institute of Life Insurance and nounced this week. The payments were made under 112,966 policies. In 1959 death payments totaled $236,648,000, under 103,176 policies. "The death benefits paid in this state last year were 16 percent more than 10 years ago," the institute's report commented. In 1950, they amounted to $101,351,000 under 58,519 policies. Ownership of life insurance in this state increased 24 percent between the start of 1950 and the start of 1960. Yosemite Visitors Mr. and Mrs. W. Lowrey of 1124 Mayfair St. were guests this week at the Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite National Park...but Daddy got new car with a COST AUTO from the friend JUST BETWEEN 'U.S.' Our hat's off to all of the fine people Anaheim who helped to make the drive for Children's Hospital of Or County a success It will be long ren bered! The Friendly UNITED STATES NATIONAL BA 21 CONVENIENT OFFICES In the following cities: • El Cajon Boulevard • La Jolla • La Mesa • Lemon Grove • Pacific Beach • Buena Park • Co • Long Beach • Orange • Arcadia • El Monte • Monrovia • Pasadena • Fu Tracy and Leora Dana, stars of the current Broadway hit "The Best Man," take time out between acts for a cup with Mrs. Helen Britt (left), home economics director at the Nestlé Company. During a recent matinee performance or play, Mrs. Britt, who is an old friend of Miss Dana's, backstage to say hello and was invited to join Mr. Tracy Miss Dana in an impromptu intermission tea party in his living room, Mrs. Britt was pleasantly surprised to find a hot plate and Instant Nestea are dressing room standby. Best Man" will soon celebrate the start of its second year on Broadway. Organ Club Picks Fullerton Man New officers for the Thomas Organ Club of Orange County were elected this week at a meeting in Bye's Place of Music, 513 S. Brookhurst St. Dwight Davis of Fullerton was named president; Gaylen Bracey, executive vice president; Everett Ford, membership vice president; Gemy Finn It's 'Ladies Nite' At Farm Bureau Ladies' Nite will be featured tonight when members of the Anaheim Farm Bureau Center meet at 1916 W. Chapman Ave., Orange, for a potluck dinner. Members of the bureau will entertain their wives and guests with a fashion show. Musical entertainment will be provided by Russell Caldwell and his "Old Masters Band." Highlight of the evening will be a film presentation by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Siems of their recent 'round-the-world tour. Mrs. Wanda Bose will be chairman. Conrad Promoted By Aeronutronic Albert R. Conrad of 1127 N. Boden Dr. has been named manager of Electromechanical Engineering, Computer Products Operations, at Ford Motor Company's Aeronutronic Division, Newport Beach. A wartime Air Force test pilot, Conrad attended Butler and Wayne universities and was graduated from the Detroit (Mich.) College of Applied Science. His 11 years of engineering experience includes work as an engineering supervisor and designer for Michigan corporations. Student Aid Fund To Get Auxiliary Dance Receipts PTA Council Elects and No on Airport Mrs. Oliver O'Brien W. Grafton Pl. has been 1961-62 president of the heim Council of Parent Teachers. She succeedes James Griffith. The council's annual was held at the La Youth Center, with Mr. fifth presiding. Also elected were: Mr Robinson Jr., first vice president; Mrs. Joe Brown, vice president; Mrs. Ra genstein, recording seen Mrs. Frank Christian, sponding secretary; Mrs Schmidt, treasurer; Mrs Stephens, auditor; and Verne Defore, historian. Mrs. O'Brien and Mrs. son were chosen as delegates the Los Angeles State convention, scheduled in Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Ch will serve as alternates. Sunkist P-TA present motion that the Anaheim cell go on record as opposed proposed Orange-Placent port in the northeast sec the city. The motion was proved. Mrs. Robert Thomas named chairman of a coe tee to upgrade the type oies being presented for y Fullerton Man New officers for the Thomas Organ Club of Orange County were elected this week at a meeting in Bye's Place of Music, 513 S. Brookhurst St. Dwight Davis of Fullerton was named president; Gaylen Bracey, executive vice president; Everett Ford, membership vice president; Gemy Finn, secretary; and Claude Belon, treasurer. In the musical session that followed Steve Snell, 13-year-old student, won the trophy for the most promising artist of the year. Next meeting of the group has been set for March 29. With grapes and berries, as with all fruit trees, there is a right and a wrong variety for any given area in California. Don't guess at it or go by what you see in local grocery stores. A member of the California Association of Nurserymen is your surest source of information on which fruit to plant where in your own garden. Student Aid Fund To Get Auxiliary Dance Receipts The Women's Auxiliary of the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association will hold a dinner dance March 24 at the Disneyland Hotel. Proceeds from the event will be used for the Student Loan Fund, which aids pharmacy students of the Orange County area who need financial assistance to finish school. Two students, one from Anaheim and another from Fullerton, have received funds from the auxiliary. Vegas Honeymoon For Local Bride Miss Sharon Lynn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. old E. Fox, 2428 Transit and David L. Prondzinski cited wedding vows recent St. Anthony's Claret Café Church, Anaheim. "It SEE 4½% PER YEAR FUTURE...WITH THINGS COMING I SEE HIGHER EASY AND INSURED S I S E YOU OPEN ADDING TO A SA ACCOUNT AT ANAHEIM SAVING..." THE FRIENDLY BANK! WEEN 'U.S.' to all of the fine people in helped to make the fund children's Hospital of Orange ss It will be long rememONAL BANK MEMBER F.D.J.B. In the following cities: San Diego Beach • Buena Park • Costa Mesa Ovia • Pasadena • Fullerton AND INSURED S I SEE YOU OPEN ADDING TO A SA ACCOUNT AT ANAHEIM SAVING AND I SEE THEM GIVING YOU BLUE CHIP STAMPS OR A GIFT FREE. ! SEE YOU SOON...MAYBE E ANAHEIM AND LOAN 187 WEST CENTER STREET • AN PTA Council Elects and Votes No on Airport Mrs. Oliver O'Brien of 814 W. Grafton Pl. has been elected 1961-62 president of the Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers. She succeeds Mrs. James Griffith. The council's annual meeting was held at the La Palma Youth Center, with Mrs. Griffith presiding. Also elected were: Mrs. Jack Robinson Jr., first vice president; Mrs. Joe Brown, second vice president; Mrs. Ray Morenstern, recording secretary; Mrs. Frank Christian, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Dale Schmidt, treasurer; Mrs. Ralph Stephens, auditor; and Mrs. Verne Defore, historian. Mrs. O'Brien and Mrs. Robinson were chosen as delegates to the Los Angeles State P-TA convention, scheduled in May. Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Christian will serve as alternates. Sunkist P-TA presented a motion that the Anaheim Council go on record as opposing the proposed Orange-Placentia Airport in the northeast section of the city. The motion was approved. Mrs. Robert Thomas was named chairman of a committee to upgrade the type of moving being presented for viewing. Vincent-Farnham Nuptials in June The Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Vincent of North Wilmington, Mass., announce the engagement of their daughter, Pauline F., of 1103 E. Center St., to Jim Lincoln Farnham of Riverside. The wedding date has been set for June 24 at the First Baptist Church in Riverside. Miss Vincent attended Sir George Williams College in Montreal, Canada, and is presently teaching at the Howell Academy, Anaheim. VFW Auxiliary To Elect Monday Mrs. Ann Stakemiller, president of the Anaheim chapter of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, has announced that new officers will be elected during the meeting scheduled Monday in the VFW Hall, 106 N. Philadelphia St. Academy, Anaheim. Farnham, son of Mrs. K. Farnham of Riverside, is presently employed as a social worker for Riverside County. BTK SENSIBLE PLANNING It is sensible planning to make funeral arrangements in advance of need because it protects loved ones from the burden of having to make decisions at a time when they may SENSIBLE PLANNING It is sensible planning to make funeral arrangements in advance of need because it protects loved ones from the burden of having to make decisions at a time when they may be emotionally upset. We will be pleased to explain before-need arrangements, either in our office or in the privacy of your home. 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