anaheim-gazette 1961-05-18

The Woman's World SECTION B, PAGE 1 Join The Orange County Philharmonic FUND DRIVE—Orange County Philharmonic Society's annual Continuance Drive is in full swing this month. Discussing the drive are, seated (from left), Hutchison. Standing Mmes. Alfred Swann, Russell Erickson. Beta Sigmas Have Candlelight Dinner Xi Eta Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a candlelight dinner at the home of outgoing President Ruby Tegler recently. The Order of the Rose degree also was conferred on the chapter's Girl of the Year, Ada Salmon. Participating were: Mrs. J. Tegeler, Mrs. Kit Valentine, Mrs. D. Nelson, Mrs. D. Henry, Mrs. William Box, Mrs. R. Davis and Mrs. D. Means, Mrs. Virginia Farrington and Mrs. R. Howard presented the yellow rose and scroll. New officers were installed. They are: president, Mrs. D. Henry; vice-president, Mrs. J. Rea; treasurer, Mrs. R. Smith; recording secretary, Mrs. Virginia Farrington. Eta chapter will be Mrs. R. Howard, SCC newly-elected president; Mrs. Kit Valentine, Mrs. D. Means, Mrs. Jeanne Joyce, Mrs. P. Long, Mrs. D. Henry, Mrs. J. Rea and Mrs. R. Davis. Western Elects Western High's chapter of Future Business Leaders of America has elected its officers for the '61-'62 school year. The new officers are: Ginny Bird, president; Joyce Hamel, vice-president; Sally Green, secretary; Shirly Bartulov, treasurer, and Joyce Gaines, historian. It was also announced that summer camping in mountains for both boys girls is being offered for second year by the Ana Park and Recreation Department. The camp session will be vided into the element fourth through fifth grade and the junior high levels. Tegeler, Mrs. Kit Valentine, Mrs. D. Nelson, Mrs. D. Henry, Mrs. William Box, Mrs. R. Davis and Mrs. D. Means, Mrs. Virginia Farrington and Mrs. R. Howard presented the yellow rose and scroll. New officers were installed. They are: president, Mrs. D. Henry; vice-president, Mrs. J. Rea; treasurer, Mrs. R. Smith; recording secretary, Mrs. Virginia Farrington; corresponding secretary, Mrs. William Box; civil defense, Miss Ann Golding, and sponsor, Mrs. Jeanne Joyce. Other members attending were Mrs. A. Menefee, Mrs. E. Roberts, Mrs. E. Karp, Mrs. P. Long and Mrs. R.. Dixon. Guests were Mrs. Bess Wyman of Tau chapter and member-at-large Mrs. Earlene Hatch. May 21 Northern Orange County Council of Beta Sigma Phi will hold a breakfast at the Thunderbird Hotel in El Segundo. Representing Xi Eta HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful; Courteous; Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Western High's chapter of Future Business Leaders of America has elected its officers for the '61-'62 school year. The new officers are: Ginny Bird, president; Joyce Hamel, vice-president; Sally Green, secretary; Shirly Bartulov, treasurer, and Joyce Gaines, historian. It was also announced that William Earle will be next year's sponsor. Mrs. Bertha Wilson and Arthur Embree, this year's sponsors, are going to teach at Savanna High and Magnolia High, respectively. Young Republicans Slate Barbeque Festivities begin at dusk Friday, June 16, at the All-County Roundup, sponsored by the Orange County Young Republicans, according to social chairman Barbara Lara of Orange. The Union Oil Company picnic grounds in Brea will be the scene of dancing, entertainment, drawing and prizes. Barbequed steaks, beans and all the trimmings are included in the admission. MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. Summer camping in mountains for both boys girls is being offered for second year by the Anaconda Park and Recreation Department. The camp session will be divided into the elementary fourth through fifth grade and the junior high levels. Elementary session will from July 29 to Aug. 5; junior high session will from Aug. 5 to Aug. 12. The camp is located at Cable Bellows on the south side Big Bear Lake, two miles from Big Bear City. Both sessions will be swimming, boating, fishing hiking, crafts, cook-outs horseback riding. At the junior high session, dry land skis and many other teenage activities will also be available. Each camper will be covered by insurance going to, while and coming back from the camp. Scholarship Group Installs Officers Western High School's chaperon of the California Scholarship Federation held its annual Senior Banquet at the Garfield Grove Community Church, included in the agenda was the stallation of officers. The new officers are: St. Brauch, president; Jane Geske vice president; Barbara Ducche secretary and Betsy Prettie treasurer. Highlight of the evening with the presentation of the Gailbearer Awards. ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA St Jude Sets Special Class One of the most extensive programs in education for child-bearing will hold its first class at St. Jude Hospital next Wednesday. Subsequent meetings will be held each Wednesday in the staff room from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The six-week course which is a joint undertanking with the American National Red Cross is planned as a continuous program, a new class starting every sixth week. Mrs. Marie Lenihan is the Red Cross instructor. The course material has been carefully accumulated and developed through the cooperation of the American National Red Cross Nursing Committee and the American Medical Association and approved by the St. Jude Medical Staff. It is intended to help expectant parents understand pregnancy and child birth and the physical emotional needs of the new mother father and baby. Garden Club Installation M Officers of the Anaheim Club for 1961-1964 installed at the May Those elected to serve coming year are: Mr. North, Jr., president; O. Hutson, vice-president; program chairman; M. Foster, secretary; a John Clark, treasurer. A program on "Flearrangements" will be presented by Mrs. Curtis Dotson ange. The meeting will be the home of Mrs. Louie 518 South Helena, Ma 1:30 p.m. Assisting the will be Mmes. A. M George McCarthy, C. and D. C. Toms. Seniors Chosen All-Star Game A total of 50 out high school seniors from Orange County high were nominated by a coaches committee. The course material has been carefully accumulated and developed through the cooperation of the American National Red Cross Nursing Committee and the American Medical Association and approved by the St. Jude Medical Staff. It is intended to help expectant parents understand pregnancy and child birth and the physical emotional needs of the new mother, father and baby. Sister Patrice, of the St. Jude Maternity Division, in discussing the new program stated, "By the time for the baby's arrival everyone understands his and her changing family role and is prepared for the responsibilities and re-adjustments which then will be undertaken with confidence." Sets 'Silver Tea' The Tri Hi Y Clubs of Western High School will hold a mother and daughter "Silver Tea" June 6 at the Anaheim Methodist church. The "Silver Tea" is the last social event of the year for the Y girls. The highlight of the evening will be the presentation of the "Club of the Year" award. The tea was organized by the Women's Committee, under the direction of Vivian Roberts, Western Tri Hi Y coordinator. Grad Party Planned for June 15 in Gym Mark Offers Camp Sessions Summer camping in the mountains for both boys and girls is being offered for the second year by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department. The camp session will be divided into the elementary, fifth through high grades, and junior high levels. The elementary session will run once again the citizens of Anaheim are sponsoring an All-Nite Graduation Party for the graduating seniors of Western and Anaheim High Schools June 15 beginning at 10 p.m. in the Western High gymnasium. A committee of interested Anaheim citizens has been organized, principally by Jack Poly, president, and Mrs. Freck, vice-president, to plan will be held after the com-this annual event. The party mencement ceremonies. The committee contracted Les Brown and his band to play for the occasion. SAFE DEPOSIT A camp session will be held into the elementary, with through fifth grades, at the junior high levels. The elementary session will run from July 29 to Aug. 5; the junior high session will run from Aug. 5 to Aug. 12. The camp is located at Camp Bows on the south side of Bear Lake, two miles from Big Bear City. Both sessions will have fishing, boating, fishing, crafts, cook-outs and back riding. At the junior session, dry land skiing may other teenage activities also be available. Each camper will be covered insurance going to, while at coming back from the camp. Scholarship Group Stalls Officers Eastern High School's chapel of the California Scholar-Federation held its annual Banquet at the Garden Community Church. Included in the agenda was the invitation of officers. New officers are: Steve Rich, president; Jane Gesler, president; Barbara Duke, secretary and Betsy Pretser, curer. Light of the evening was presentation of the Gold Bearer Awards. Chemists to Meet "Is the Magic Gone?" The answer to this provocative question will be given by Professor J. Arthur Campbell of Harvey Mudd College at the annual Ladies' Night meeting of the Orange County Subsection of the American Chemical Society May 18. Member chemists, non-members, and their wives are invited to attend a luau at the Kono Hawaii, 226 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana, at 6:30 p.m. Professor Campbell's presentation will follow at 8 p.m. Dress will be informal: Aloha shirts and slacks for the men, muu muus for the ladies. Garden Club Sets Installation Meet Officers of the Anaheim Garden Club for 1961-1962 will be installed at the May meeting. Those elected to serve for the coming year are: Mrs. Irwin North, Jr., president; Mrs. E. O. Hutson, vice-president and program chairman; Mrs. C. J. Foster, secretary; and Mrs. John Clark, treasurer. A program on "Flower Arrangements" will be presented by Mrs. Curtis Dotson of Orange. The meeting will be held in the home of Mrs. Louie Grigsby, 518 South Helena, May 19, at 1:30 p.m. Assisting the hostess will be Mmes. A. McCarthy, George McCarthy, C. J. Foster and D. C. Toms. Seniors Chosen for All-Star Game A total of 50 outstanding high school seniors from northern Orange County high schools were nominated by a special committee. Guild Members Named at St. Jude Twenty-one new provisionals were welcomed by members of St. Jude Hospital Guild at the regular guild meeting in the hospital staff room Monday morning. The new class was introduced by membership chairman Mrs. John Brancheau and welcomed by President Mrs. Richard Dishman. The new members will attend an indoctrination meeting in the staff room next Monday morning where provisional chairman Mrs. Donald Mahoney and her co-chairman Mrs. William Lenahan, will outline the responsibilities of guild membership. Upon completion of 52 volunteer hours, the provisionals will be installed as active members. New provisionals include Mmes. D. M. Addison, John Bleier, Robert Chambers, Peter Dolbeo, Robert Erickson, Norris Mittee for St. Jude Hospital Expansion Fund, told of the work of that organization and asked members to help attain the goal of $100,000 needed to guarantee construction of the new 125 bed addition. Miss Arroues explained the perpetual memorial for mothers which is to be installed in the hospital lobby and Mrs. Angelo Ferraris, chairman of the monthly polio clinic, announced an indoctrination clinic for volunteers at 10 a.m. May 19. Next regular meeting of the group is June 12. Poppy Day Plans Set by VFW Germaine Moreno was named Poppy Day chairman at a meeting of Anaheim Veterans of Foreign Wars 3173 presided over by Emma Heckman, Poppy Seniors Chosen for All-Star Game A total of 50 outstanding high school seniors from northern Orange County high schools were nominated by a special coaches committee from which 30 will be selected to represent the North in the 3rd Annual North-South All Star football game to be played Aug. 17 in the Santa Ana Bowl. Don Davis of Anaheim's Western high will be the head coach of the North team, winner of the first two games played in this series. No more than five, but at least one player from each school will be represented on the final team, according to Sheldon Dack, president of the Brea Lions Club, sponsors of the charity game. From Anaheim's Sunset League championship squad the following were nominated: Ron Burt, Jim Miller, Doug Ellerts, Tom Scalli, Jerry Spatz, Ron Elder and Bill Allen. In last year's game, win by the North, 40-26, Bob Luecke, Rick Scheffler and Mike Rice of Anaheim were outstanding. Morning where provisional chairman Mrs. Donald Mahoney and her co-chairman Mrs. William Lenahan, will outline the responsibilities of guild membership. Upon completion of 52 volunteer hours, the provisions will be installed as active members. New provisionals include Mmes. D. M. Addison, John Bleier, Robert Chambers, Peter Dolbee, Robert Erickson, Norman Field, John Gabriel, W. F. Hafstrom, Michael Heneghan, Gerald Hills, Howard Hitchcock, George Lundstrom, John Molitor, Leon Montgomery, P. J. Ovando, Walter Petke, Robert Richmond, Paul Sutton and Robert Tuller of Fullerton; John F. Gardner of La Habra and James H. Gormley of Whittier. Mrs. Dishman reported on a conference of the American Hospital Association in San Francisco last month and on a meeting for volunteers at Los Angeles County Hospital. Miss Marcelina Arroues, chairman of the Women's Com- Germaine Moreno was named Poppy Day chairman at a meeting of Anaheim Veterans of Foreign Wars 3173 presided over by Emma Heckman. Poppy Day dates are May 26 and 27. New committee chairmen for the year are: Mollie Cloes, Americanism; Florence Jensen, legislature; Ida Treudle, hospital; Adeline Schroeder, national home; Florence Carroll, cancer; Cecile Baxter, membership; Helen Moas, ways and means. Adeline Schroeder was presented with a pin in honor of 500 hours volunteer work at Long Beach Veterans Hospital. Florence Carroll reported fifteen dollars donated to the cancer fund. Refreshments were served by Germaine Moreno and Ann Stakemiller. ? ? DISCOUNTS ? ? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 6 Sun. 1 to 6 (OUT-OF-STATE CREDIT WELCOME) Sure we have all the Banking Services...just like the FRIENDLY BANK! 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