anaheim-gazette 1961-04-13

The Woman's World SECTION B, PAGE 1 Ebell Club Elects Mrs. George Reed was elected president of the Anaheim Junior Ebell Club recently for the 1961-62 year. Serving with Mrs. Reed will be first vice president, Mrs. William Matteson; second vice president, Mrs. Ralph Stokes; third vice president, Mrs. James Sides; recording secretary, Mrs. John Donald; corresponding secretary, Mrs. L. M. Dunn; treasurer, Mrs. Edward Strand; curator, Mrs. Ralph Dix. Also elected were: membership chairman, Mrs. John Malnar; dean of chairmen, Mrs. Donald Smith; ways and means chairman, Mrs. Edward Strickler; hospitality chairman, Mrs. William Willcockson; and press and publicity, Mrs. E. A. Suratt. The new officers will be installed at the Also elected were: membership chairman, Mrs. John Malnar; dean of chairmen, Mrs. Donald Smith; ways and means chairman, Mrs. Edward Strickler; hospitality chairman, Mrs. William Willcockson; and press and publicity, Mrs. E. A. Suratt. The new officers will be installed at the May 13 meeting and take office in June. Brightly colored spring flowers decorated the tea table; Mrs. Donald Gordon and Mrs. Robert Reaves poured. Mrs. Amil Shab was the April tea chairman. Linda Robb Recites Vows Miss Linda Lee Robb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Robb of 317 Nutwood, recited marriage vows with Richard Marcos Jones of Hermosa, during an evening ceremony held in Fernsdale Chapel, Santa Ana, Judge William Christensen officiated at the ceremony. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Jones of Hermosa, and a senior at Long Beach State College. The couple are honeymooning in Las Vegas. Upon their return, they will reside in Garden Grove. Club Elects Elected president of the Orange County Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae for the coming year was Mrs. Donald Brauer of 2162 S. Niobe St. Installation ceremonies were held recently in the home of Mrs. William Dutton of Santa Ana, who is the retiring president. Medical Association Opens Drive for Attracting Students The Orange County Medical Association, with the help of Dr. Dallas D. Dornan and Dr. Marshall P. Stonestreet, both of Anaheim, and numerous hospitals and schools in the area, is sponsoring a program aimed at attracting some of the county's better students into medicine and other related health fields. Dr. Fred M. Kau of Fullerton, chairman of the OCMA committee guiding the program, says the space age is demanding an increasing number of outstanding students for such fields as engineering, physics and mathematics. Many schools already participating in the program are selecting groups of students who are believed to be of the caliber, both academic and otherwise, needed by such professions as medicine, the basic medical sciences, nursing, physical and occupational therapy, and medical technology. A doctor from the staff of each participating hospital works with the students, helping them to arrange programs which provide an insight into each of the fields. Mr. William Handrock and the expert stylists at The Hairpin swirl this bob into new shapeliness. It undulates casually from the brow, rests lightly on the crown, then down under, close to the nape, winding forward in broad curls... THE HAIRPIN Shampoo and Set..... 3.00 Bleach and Toner..... 10.00 Permanent Wave, from... 9.50 Please call for appointment KE 3-2123 KE 3-7063 315 East Center Street Anaheim ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Hawaii Calls Themed Catholic Club Fete Exotic orchids, tiki torches, a spouting volcano and colored waterfalls will enhance the "Hawaii Calls" party to be given by the Orange County Catholic Alumni Club Saturday evening at the old Muckenthaler ranch estate, 1619 W. Crescent St. The Orange County club will host hundreds of members of other state Catholic clubs, with Betsy Ross P-TA Installs The Betsy Ross P-TA recently installed its first officers to a "standing room only" crowd. Mrs. Thomas R. Scheid was elected president. A record number of charter members were signed and Mrs. Ronald Muckenthaler, preside of the National Association of Catholic Alumni Clubs, hosts the affair. The informal South Seas Islands setting will pay tribute to the newest club in the N.CAC, the Honolulu Catholic Alumni Club. Orchids and other tropical flowers are being flown in by courtesy of the Islands members for the occasion. Johnny Rostella's orchestra will play for dancing under the stars. Honored guests will include presidents of the eight California Catholic Alumni clubs. General chairman for the festivities is Donald Schmit. Catholic Alumni clubs provide social, religious, cultural and community service activities for their members, singers, Catholics who are college graduates or registered nurses. presented by Central Orange County Inc., in Anaheim Bowl will assist the Orange n and Adults. Robert L. Williams, executive 50 check from 2½-year-old twins of Mrs. ft) is philanthropic chairman of the group. on, club president. GOP Women Move Against Ballot Fraud Orange County Republican women vaulted party lines at their biennial convention held recently when they called for action against vote fraud and announced a new weapon for foiling ballot thieves that is available to citizens of all political beliefs. Over three million votes are stolen or lost in every national election, according to GOP National Committeewoman Mrs. Robert J. Hitt of Orange, who addressed the session at the Disneyland Hotel. "Three million citizens go to the polls and cast ballots in MORE PEOPLE BUYING CHILDREN THAN ANY OTHER When one car outsells all the rest the way this new Chevrolet is doing*—there's got to be a reason. And we can think of some pretty good ones. The clean-etched looks of the new Body by Fisher, for example. The eager brand of "git" that's under the hood. The easy way it handles. Plus the added advantage of extra-cost options like triple-turbine Turboglide. But to sample all these reasons together, you have to get a Chevrolet out on the road. And there's where that Jet-smooth ride takes over with its own gentle kind of See the new Chevrolet cars, Chevy Corvairs and the new CONE BROOK 215 N. LOS ANGELES STREET, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Society - Clubs - Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1961 Themes b Fete World Muckenthaler, president National Association of College Alumni Clubs, hosting affair. Informal South Seas setting will pay tribute newest club in the NAthe Honolulu Catholic Club. Orchids and other flowers are being in by courtesy of the members for the occa- Jenny Rostella's orchestra play for dancing under the honored guests will include ents of the eight Califortholic Alumni clubs. Genhairman for the festiviDonald Schmit. College Alumni clubs prosocial, religious, cultural community service activifor their members, single ics who are college grad- CONCERT—Marni Nixon, soprano, will guest star with tenor Richard Robinson in “An Evening of Opera” at the Orange County Philharmonic’s closing concert of the season, Saturday evening at Orange Coast College. Curtain time is scheduled at 8:30 p.m. A Offers Scholarship Western High School Athletic Association is in as they proceed in a pro- award a $100 scholar- a fellow GAA member. Apply for this scholarship, girl must meet certain nations. They are: she be a member of GAA in standing; she must attain average in all academic; an “A” or “B” in her class and not have lower “2” in her citizenship short grades; she must planning to enter the profession. Students Can Enter Contest Youths of Orange County Junior and Senior High Schools are invited to write a 500-word essay entitled “Our Democratic Heritage—Pathways to the New Frontier” for a trip to Sacramento to see the legislature in action, according to J. J. Sullivan, president of the Yorba Linda Democratic Club. All entries should be submitted to the local Democratic Club by May 10. At least one parent of each entrant must be a registered Democrat. Couple Marks 50th Year Honored on their golden wedding anniversary recently were Mr. and Mrs. Reinhart Riske, 1260 E. La Palma Ave. The open-house reception was held in the home of the honored couple's son-in-law, Harold Swanson, and children Grant, Kent and Garnet, 648 N. Helena St. Mr. and Mrs. Riske were married in St. Joseph, Michigan, on April 2, 1911. He is presently a member of the board of deacons at the Bethel Baptist Church. Where will you find a handsomer hardtop than this Impala Sport Sedan! RE PEOPLE ARE NG CHEVROLETS ANY OTHER MAKE! AND JUST ONE JET-SMOOTH RIDE WILL SHOW YOU WHY! persuasion. If you weren't absolutely sure, you'd imagine you were riding in a far costlier car. No wonder people are buying more Chevrolets than any other make! Chevrolets have more of what it takes to please people! *Official R. L. Polk & Co., registration figures show full-sized Chevrolets outsold the second-choice make by a record-breaking margin in 1960—and Chevrolets continue to set the pace for the industry this year! Corvairs and the new Corrette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's NE BROTHERS ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA KE 5-1143