anaheim-gazette 1961-09-07

The Woman's World SECTION B. PAGE 1 Canyon Women Tell of Cancer Cure The drama of one life saved by the General Federation of Women's Clubs and the American Cancer Society has already happened in Orange County, according to Mrs. James Craig of 849 Joann St, Costa Mesa, ACS Education Committee chairman for the project. Last October members of the Canyon Women's Club—following this pilot program designed to get every club member to have a checkup and a "Pap" smear examination — saw, as their monthly club feature, the ACS movie "Time and Two Women" explaining cancer of the uterus. A physician representing the Orange County Branch of the American Cancer Society told of the importance of acquiring the life-long habit of annual physical and cancer examinations. And Mrs. Kenneth Hartle of Orange, 1960 president of the club, urged her members to April 1962, have been sent to all 26 senior and 18 junior women's clubs in the Orange District of the General Federation of Womens Clubs and will affect more than 2,000 women in the immediate area. Republicans Plan Three-Day School Three-day school of practical politics for college-age Young Republicans is scheduled for Sept. 7 through 9 in Newport Beach. Congressman John Rousselot, dynamic California representative from the 25th District, will be the featured speaker at the banquet climaxing the Leadership Training Institute. The banquet, open to the public, will be held Sept. 9 at 8 pm. at Knott's Berry Farm. The American Legion Hall in Newport Beach will be the center of activities for the school, sponsored by the California Young Republicans College Federation. A physician representing the Orange County Branch of the American Cancer Society told of the importance of acquiring the life-long habit of annual physical and cancer examinations. And Mrs. Kenneth Hartle of Orange, 1960 president of the club, urged her members to reach for a 100 per cent participation in this project. When, at the club's November meeting, not one member reported having had the "Pap" smear Mrs. Hartle with her twin sister, Mrs. G. W. Garrett of 707 Poplar Pl., Anaheim, made a double December date with their doctor to set an example and to "practice what we were preaching." Mrs. Garrett—now president of the Canyon Women's Club which has become the first women's club in the nation to reach a 100 per cent membership having had the "Pap" smear along with a physical examination—said that of the 32-year-old twin sisters she was the one "not feeling up to par." She came through her examination with flying colors. Within two weeks Mrs. Hartle underwent surgery which resulted in the finding of a pocket of dormant cancer cells ready to multiply, just waiting for the right conditions. Mrs. Craig, herself a cancer patient now living through the five years it will take to tell whether she will become one of the more than one million recovered cancer patients, told how, due to Mrs. Hartles knowledge and immediate action, her doctors have pronounced her 100 per cent cured of uterine cancer. Mrs. Craig said that kits explaining the "Conquer Uterine Cancer' project to extend thru Western High Sets New Teacher Lunch Western High is planning their annual New Teacher Luncheon to be held at the Waterwheel restaurant on Aug. 31. The luncheon is to be given by the Western High Student Council for 50 new teachers. They will be introduced to the administrators, the student Council, and with one another. T. Texas Tyler In Church Service T. Texas Tyler, known as "The Man with a Million Friends," one of the foremost country and western artists for many years was featured at a service in the Bethany Church Sunday. It was one of the first appearances in this area by T. Texas Tyler, a man who, until recently, spent his time touring throughout the United States and Canada headlining "Grand Ole Opry" shows, appearing with his large bands in ballrooms, clubs, and on TV and other forms of entertainment. Mr. Tyler told in this service his amazing story of how he decided to quit this life to become a preacher of the gospel. He also played his guitar and sang many gospel songs. He was converted in the early part of 1958 and has since devoted his full time to gospel work. Tommie Bride of H The Marine Air Corps Station Chapel at El Toro wi the setting for the candeliig nuptial rites uniting Tommie Faye Turner and Donald Pa Duhamel. The bride is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Turner of 417 S. Camellia and the bridegroom is the son of M and Mrs. Edgar Duhamel Duarte. Given in marriage by h Juniors to Be In Stamp Exhibition The 17th Annual Session (Stamp Exhibition of Southern California) sponsored by the Federal Philatelic Clubs Southern California, will again have a junior section. Boys and girls through the age of 15 from California, Arizona, New Mexico and Nevada are invited to participate and exhibit. Juniors wishing to exhibit may obtain information from F. L. Moon, 3120 Hall Ave., Los Angeles 34. The exhibit will be held Oct 6 through 8 at the Statler Hotel in Los Angeles. There is no entry fee for juniors except a 50c charge for return or exhibit after the show. Ikettes Welcome President Home The Anaheim Ikettes we comed home their president Mrs. Ralph Bartlett, with a guest potluck dinner at the Youth Center recently. 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He also played his guitar and sang many gospel songs. He was converted in the early part of 1958 and has since devoted his full time to gospel work. Theta Upsilons To Meet Sept. 5 Orange County alumnae of Theta Upsilon met informally for luncheon Tuesday, Sept. 5. No business meeting was planned, so that member could exchange vacation news and discuss group plans for the coming year. The luncheon was held at Bullock's Tea Room in Santa Ana. Guests at the dinner were Mrs. Oscar Freak, Mrs. Don Keith, Mrs. Harold Kayden, Mrs. Henry Mader and Mrs. J. Salkens of Fullerton, and Mrs. Verde Stuart and Mrs. Id McCarty of Santa Ana. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Frank Wick, Mrs Fred Cooper, Mrs. Lyle Diggins, Mrs. Warren Broad, Mrs. Edward Wingett and Mrs. Franklin Alley. Chapman College Names Professor Miiss Etolle Josephine Morgan will join the Chapman College faculty on Sept. 1. Dr. John L. Davis, president of Chapman, announces that Miss Morgan has accepted an appointment as assistant professor in the field of home economics. Chapman's new faculty member did undergraduate work in the Kansas State Teachers College and received her M. A. and Ed.D. from Texas Women's University. Miss Morgan has also attended Columbia University and the University of Southern California. ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Dentists to Hear Oral Surgeon Talk Colonel Jack B. Caldwell, U. S. Army, was the featured speaker before the combined meeting of the Orange County Dental Society and the Orange County Medical Association Tuesday, Sept. 5. The meeting began at 7 p.m. with a buffet dinner at the Yorba Linda Ranch and Country Club. Colonel Caldwell is a member of the American Dental Association, American Society of Oral Surgeons, American College of Dentists, and a diplomat of the American Board of Oral Surgery. At the present time he is Chief of Oral Surgery at Fitzimmons General Hospital, Denver, Colo. Colonel Caldwell spoke on "Differential Diagnosis of Oral Lesions" before the Dental-Medical group. Entertainment during the day featured a golf tournament for the doctors, at 11:30 a.m. At 5:30 pm, Dr. Sammy Lee's Swim School presented a diving exhibition and aquatic show. Anaheim Ministers To Attend School Baptist Church To Welcome Passengers The First Baptist Church Garden Grove is making parades for the welcome its new pastor, Dr. W. Prigger, Jr., who will arrive take up his duties early September. His first sermons, to be livened in the church a corner of Pine and Sts., on Sunday, Sept. 10 at 8:30 and 11 a.m., "It's Body's Secret," and 7:30 A.M. Are Proud of the Gospel. Dr. Prigger is no stranger Southern California, he conducted a very successful pastorate of the First B Church of Alhambra from to 1957. Jewish New Year Begins Sept. 10 Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, will be served this year beginning Sundown Sunday, Sept. 10. Ushering in the most time of the ewish religious endar, Rosh Hashanah marks the start of a 10-day period. Mommie Turner Bride of Marine Marine Air Corps StaChapel at El Toro was setting for the candlelight ries uniting Tommie Turner and Donald Paul nel. Bride is the daughter of and Mrs. Thomas F. Tur417 S. Camellia and the room is the son of Mr. Mrs. Edgir Duhamel of in marriage by her Adors to Be In Imp Exhibition 17th Annual Sescal Exhibition of Southern nia) sponsored by the Philatelic Clubs of orn California, will again junior section. and girls through the 15 from California, AriNew Mexico and Nevada invited to participate and Juniors wishing to exmay obtain information F. L. Moon, 3120 Halm os Angeles 34. exhibit will be held Oct. high 8 at the Statler Hiltel in Los Angeles. There entry fee for juniors ex50c charge for return of after the show. States Welcome ident Home Anaheim Ikettes welhome their president, talph Bartlett, with a potluck dinner at the Center recently. Bartlett gave an inter- father, the bride wore a Bisque style gown of Chantilly lace over satin and carried white carnations. Her five attendants wore different shades of blue chiffon with matching veils and also carried carnations. Thelma May Egnozzi was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Toni Wooley, Jeanette Oglesby, Dianne Fillers and Marilpn Fillers. Robert Duhamel was best man and ushers were Sam Geraci, Larry Stanbaugh, William Jupp and Frank Turner. Benjamin Egnozzi served as ring bearer, and Leslie Egnozzi and Debra Duhamel, flower girls. A reception for 200 was held at the home of the bride's parents following the double ring ceremony. Hostesses were Mrs. Paula Games, Penny Wahlin and Kaddy Bolger, Bernice Stocks attended the guest book. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim High School and attended, Fullerton Junior College. Her husband is a graduate of Duarte High School and is a corporal in the United States Marines. Mandatory Polio Shots Delayed The vaccination of children against paralytic polio will not be a compulsory requirement for enrollment into elementary and secondary city schools this September, according to Dr. Malcolm H. Merrill, state health director. According to an opinion of the state attorney general, said Entertainment during the day featured a golf tournament for the doctors, at 11:30 a.m. At 5:30 pm. Dr. Sammy Lee's Swim School presented a diving exhibition and aquatic show. Anaheim Ministers To Attend School Three Anaheim ministers will attend the sixth annual Pastor's School of the Southern California-Arizona Methodist Conference, Sept. 4-7. They are: the Rev. Robert C. Bjorklund, St. Mark's Methodist Church; the Rev. David Deshler, West Anaheim Methodist Church; the Rev. Gene M. Gehres, Wesley Methodist Church. More than 130 ministers are expected at the school on the campus of Methodist-related California Western University, San Diego. Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, will be served this year beginning Sundown Sunday, Sept. 19. Ushering in the most time of the ewish religious endar, Rosh Hashanah marks the start of a 10-day period nationally considered a time spiritual self-evaluation Jews throughout the world The Holy Days reach their max on Yom Kippur, the day of Atonement, which brings this pear on Tuesday even Sept. 19, at sundown. More than 900 Orange County Jews will participate in Holy Day services at the Temple Beth Sholom of O'County, on Tustin Avenue Fairhaven, in Santa Ana. ship services will be conducted by Rabbi Morton C. Fied and Cantor Harvey Golds Mandatory Polio Shots Delayed The vaccination of children against paralytic polio will not be a compulsory requirement for enrollment into elementary and secondary city schools this September, according to Dr. Malcolm H. 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Euclid Ave. at Crocker Opposite Broadway Society - Clubs - Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, SEPT. 7, 1961 Baptist Church to Welcome Pastor The First Baptist Church of Garden Grove is making preparations for the welcoming of new pastor, Dr. William Bigger, Jr., who will arrive to take up his duties early in September. His first sermons, to be delivered in the church at the corner of Pine and Stanford St., on Sunday, Sept. 10 are; 30 and 11 a.m., "It's Everyday's Secret," and 7:30, "We Are Proud of the Gospel." Dr. Prigger is no stranger to southern California, having conducted a very successful storate of the First Baptist Church of Alhambra from 1951 to 1957. Jewish New Year begins Sept. 10 Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish religious New Year, will be observed this year beginning at midown Sunday, Sept. 10. Ushering in the most sacred one of the ewish religious caldar, Rosh Hashanah marks the start of a 10-day period traced in the Society - Clubs - Churches Telephone: PR 2-1800 Pediew-La Scalza Nuptials Recited diew of 1941 Savoy Ave., became the bride of Thomas G. La Scalza Saturday in a noon ceremony at St. Anthony Claret Church. The double ring rites were performed by the Rev. Michael Walsh before an altar of white gladioli, china mums, stocks and pom pom chrysanthemums. Escorted by her father, the bride entered the church wearing white satin with appliques of peau d'ange lace in a princess style featuring a draped train. A headpiece of clustered pearlized orange blossoms held a full floating elbow-length veil of French illusion in place. Her bouquet was a cascade of white glamilias centered with four white orchids. Miss Janet Perdiew, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, wearing royal satin matching those of the bridesmaids, Mrs. Keith Lyon and Mrs. Thomas Burns. Keith Lyon was best man and of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. pertended Fullerton Junior College. Her husband, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. La Scalza of 1321 Falcon St., is a senior at Long Beach State College. FJC Economics Reports Openings The Home Economics Division of Fulleton Junior College announces that there are a few openings remaining in the Paret Education-Child Development program at Fullerton Junior College. Children in the three-year-old group meet from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Thursday while children in the four-year-old group meet from 1 to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday. The mother enrolled attends two hours of lecture during the week and assists in one three-hour laboratory period in the Child Laboratory. Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish Religious New Year, will be observed this year beginning at midown Sunday, Sept. 10. Ushering in the most sacred one of the ewish religious calendar, Rosh Hashanah marks the start of a 10-day period traditionally considered a time of spiritual self-evaluation for Jews throughout the world. The Holy Days reach their climax on Yom Kippur, the Day Atonement, which begins its pear on Tuesday evening, Oct. 19, at sundown. More than 900 Orange County Jews will participate in high day services at the new Temple Beth Sholom of Orange City, on Tustin Avenue at Irhaven, in Santa Ana. Worries services will be conducted by Rabbi Morton C. Fierman and Cantor Harvey Goldstein. A full floating elbow-length vell of French illusion in place. Her bouquet was a cascade of white glamilias centered with four white orchids. Miss Janet Perdiew, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, wearing royal satin matching those of the bridesmaids. Mrs. Keith Lyon and Mrs. Thomas Burns. Keith Lyon was best man and Julian Girard, George Rentfro and Andrew Ersek ushered. A reception for 150 was held at Capilla de San Antonio where Miss Sue Lapuh circulated the guest book. Reception hostesses were Mrs. Edwin Adams, Mrs. Norman Cotton, and Mrs. Robert Hezmalhalch. After a honeymoon trip to San Francisco the young couple will make their home in Anaheim. The bride is a Marywood High School graduate and attends program at Fullerton Junior College. Children in the three-year-old group meet from 9 to 11 a.m. Monday through Thursday while children in the four-year-old group meet from 1 to 3 p.m. Monday through Thursday. The mother enrolled attends two hours of lecture during the week and assists in one three-hour laboratory period in the Child Laboratory. The course lasts one semester and gives two units of terminal credit. A mother interested in enrolling herself and her pre-school child should obtain application forms at the College Admissions office or telephone LAmbert 5-2331 and request that the forms be mailed. 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