anaheim-gazette 1961-06-08

The Woman's World SECTION B, PAGE 1 Anaheim Ikettes Entertain Husbands The Anaheim Ikettes entertained their husbands with progressive dinner and cards at their regular meeting recently. The Lyle Diggins home was the first stop for dips and chips with the Marion Henry home next for salad. The main course was served at the Wayne Helds and the dessert and coffee at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alley. The evening's traveling ended at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Martin for card games. First prize went to Mrs. Warren Broad and Ralph Bartlett. Mrs. Frank Wick and Marion Henry took booby prizes. The fill-pot was won by Mrs. Donald Pannier and the raffle prize went to Mrs. Frank Alley. A short business meeting was held to make plans for Mrs. Ralph Bartlett who is leaving June 16 for the 39th annual National Convention and Clean Water Conference of the Izaak Walton League of America to be held in Chicago June 21 to 24. Mrs. Donald Lilly Is Sorority Guest Mrs. Donald Lilly, former international field representative of Beta Sigma Phi and now of Santa Ana, gave an interesting talk on her field work at a meeting of Xi Eta Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Following the talk Mrs. Donald Henry presided over a busi- Mrs. Donald Lilly Is Sorority Guest Mrs. Donald Lilly, former international field representative of Beta Sigma Phi and now of Santa Ana, gave an interesting talk on her field work at a meeting of Xi Eta Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Beth Emet Names Registration Date The final date for registration for the Temple Beth Emet Day Camp is June 10. The camp offers a varied program of social and educational activities and is adapted to the needs and abilities of children ages 5 through 13. There will be bus transportation available for all cities in Orange County. The camp is under the direction of Arthur Saydman, a certified public school teacher. He will be assisted by a competent staff of program personnel. The camp will use the facilities of the Horace Mann School in Anaheim and Jimmy Smith's Swim Club in Fullerton. An appreciation of Jewish culture, through arts, music, etc., is strived for. All food served will be strictly kosher. Every Friday afternoon an Oneg Shabbot service will be held at the Temple especially for the camp children. All children, whether members of the Temple or not, are welcome. For further information write to Camp Beth Emet, 400 N. Emily St., Anaheim, or call PR 2-4720. Cahail, the Tailor Ladies and Men's Alterations 119 W. Lincoln (Center) DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM KE 3-3285 OCC Fraternity Initiates Members Phi Alpha Mu, social science fraternity at Orange Coast College, initiated new members at their eighth semi-annual initiation dinner held last week. Ross Eckert, Diane Fanelli. Nancy Gardner, Norma J. Gates, Linda Martin and Paul Segrist were the new members initiated. Continuing members are Keith Colman, Carol Ann Comardo, David W. Genger, Hazel Holden, David Mittrick, Dick Mushegain, Layne Neugart, John Sherman, John Snettsinger and Diane Swartz. To qualify for membership a candidate must achieve a 3.5 average in six units of social science or a 3.5 accumulative grade average in at least 10 units of social science. Tim Ingram has been selected to represent Western High School at the 1961 session of California Boys' State at the State Fairgrounds in Sacramento June 17 through June 24. He will be among 800 other young leaders of our state who have been chosen on the basis of scholarship, student activities and leadership and other extracurricular activities. Tim was chosen by his school administrators and his sponsor the American Legion post of Los Alamitos. Each year since 1937 the American Legion has tried to combat the challenge to our free society through Boys' State. It attempts to insure the continuance of our form of government by a positive approach to helping these future citizens realize the great value and worth of our democratic process. By governing themselves the boys will learn how our system actually operated. They will elect officials of the city county and state, pass and enact laws, and enforce these self-regulating laws by duly appointed officers from the boys themselves. Lectures will be provided in the evenings and the session will come to a close at the end of the week, with boys taking over the State government in Sacramento, where elected officers, from the governor on down, will take office for a day. Tim went to Horace Mann Junior High School in Los Angeles where he was an officer in the Student Council and won the American Legion. Cahail, the Tailor Ladies and Men's Alterations 119 W. Lincoln (Center) DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM KE 3-3285 WANT SOMEONE TO MAKE COLLECTIONS ON 1ST OR 2ND TRUST DEEDS? WE CAN DO IT FOR YOU AT... ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CENTER AT LEMON • ANAHEIM • PR 2-1532 Silhouettes Give Annual Show The Western High School Silhouettes Drill Team held its fourth annual Spring Show on Western's campus, highlighted by the announcement that Phyllis Petersen will be next year's head leader with Colleen Williams and Julie Deck as her assistant leaders. The program for the evening included several routines to the accompaniment of the Pioneer Band. Rose bouquets were presented to Charlyn Palmer, graduating head leader, and to Miss Miyano, drill team instructor, as tokens of appreciation. ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SHOW—Mrs. Helen Hafer, right, Orange County art instructor and supervisee of the Arts and Crafts Department of the July 11 to 16 Orange County Fair, assess plans for the first Fair Art Show to be open to all Orange County ar-professional and amateur—with one of her students, a 1961 fair fine artion entrant, Mrs. Robert C. McGuire of Orange. Three trophies will be added in this department as well as first, second and third place ribbons in section of each of the department's classes. Western Brunch Set for June 14 Sorority Hears Talk by Librarian Orange County Alumni Theta Upsilon met yesterday in the home of Mrs. John rer, Santa Ana. Co-hosted the evening was Mrs. Be Robinson. Two new members of the group, welcomed at the meeting, were Mmes. H Simonsen of La Habra and gene Kozlowski. of Anah The following officers elected for the coming y Mrs. Harry Kaiser, Santa president; Miss Margaret cock, Orange, vice-president Mrs. Dorrell Hoffner, Anah recording secretary; Mrs. lowski, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Sleed Corona del Mar, treasurer; Mrs. Lloyd Snyder, Fuller press chairman. VFW Auxiliary Names Appointee The Anaheim VFW Auxilium held its regular meeting with Emma Heckman presiding Mollie Cloes, American chairman, reporting on the presentation to Scout Troop Mrs. Helen Hafer, right, Orange County art instructor and supervisee of the Arts and Crafts Department of the July 11 to 16 Orange County Fair, classes plans for the first Fair Art Show to be open to all Orange County artwork entrant, Mrs. Robert C. McGuire of Orange. Three trophies will be added in this department as well as first, second and third place ribbons in section of each of the department's classes. Im Ingram Choice for Boys State Meet Ingram has been select-represent Western High at the 1961 session of Nina Boys' State at the Fairgrounds in SacraJune 17 through June will be among 800 other readers of our state who been chosen on the basis chariship, student activid leadership and otherricular activities. Tim chosen by his school adtors and his sponsor, American Legion post of Amritos. The year since 1937 the Nina Legion has tried to face the challenge to our society through Boys' attempts to insure the chance of our form of govby a positive approach these future citizens the great value and of our democratic progoverning themselves will learn how our actually operated. They act officials of the city, and state, pass and eners, and enforce these regulating laws by duly appoint officers from the boys reses. Lectures will be held in the evenings and on will come to a close end of the week, with being over the State governin Sacramento, where officers, from the政 down, will take office. Western Brunch Set for June 14 The Western High Senior Brunch will be held June 14 at the Disneyland Hotel from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. following graduation practice. College Names Two To Regents' Board Attorney Martin Gang and Dr. Joseph Marco have been appointed to the board of regents of Immaculate Heart College, it was announced today by Edmund F. Schnieders, chairman. Dr. Marco, who has offices in Los Angeles and Anaheim and also is a Los Feliz Hills resident, received the Bachelor of Science degree at Kenyon College, Ohio; and the Doctor of Medicine from George Washington University, Washington, D.C. He is a Fellow, American College Anesthesologists; Diplomat, American Board of Anesthesologists; past staff president, Queen of Angels Hospital; president, Marco Industries Co. of Anaheim; chairman, department of anesthesiology. Queen of Angels Hospital; past president, Alpha Kappa Kappa, medical fraternity; member, Alpha Delta Pi and Holy Name Society. Gang, who holds the Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard College, the Doctor of Philosophy from Heidelberg University and the Juris D.. University of California, Berkeley, has offices in Hollywood and is a resident of Los Feliz Hills. BLUE CHIP 1050 BLUE CHIP STAMPS when you open or add to your savings account with $1000 or more! 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SOUTHERN COUNTY Society - Clubs - Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1961 Priority Hears Talk by Librarian Orange County Alumnae of Santa Upsilon met yesterday the home of Mrs. John Maucsonen of La Habra and Euke Kozlowski of Anaheim. Following officers were elected for the coming year: Mrs. Harry Kaiser, Santa Ana, President; Miss Margaret Babcock, Orange, vice-president; Dorrell Hoffner, Anaheim, Ordering secretary; Mrs. Kozlowski, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Sleeper, Omaa del Mar, treasurer; and Lloyd Snyder, Fullerton,iss chairman. Junior Ebell Set Dessert Bridge The Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim will hold a dessert bridge at 7:30 p.m. June 13 at the Ebell Clubhouse. The public is invited. The club is raising money to buy supplies for a creative art course for children to be held this summer. An original drawing by the instructor, Mrs. Thomas Mangan, will be offered as a door prize. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Max Duncan, LE 9-6210, by June 11. Tickets for the bridge will be $1.25. The art chairman, Mrs. Ralph Neff, and the youth chairman, Mrs. Robert Webb, are combining efforts of their sections to sponsor the classes, which will be held at Katella School. The classes will be open to all Anaheim elementary school age children, but will be limited on a first come, first served basis. Starting date is July 12, with two classes held each Wednesday through Aug. 16. Five-to eight-year-olds will attend from 9 to 10 a.m. and nine-to 12-year-olds from 10:30 to 11:30. The painting instruction will be geared to the individual child with emphasis on creativity with oil technique. There will be no charge for the course, except for supplies. For further information, contact Mrs. Ralph Neff, LE 9-2996. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY PAGE 3-B FW Auxiliary James Appointee The Anaheim VFW Auxiliary is regular meeting with Anna Heckman presiding and Joe Cloes, Americanismerman, reporting on the flag presentation to Scout Troop 6. 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