anaheim-gazette 1961-10-26

The Woman's World SECTION B. PAGE 1 ANNUAL BENEFIT—Members of Assistance League of Anaheim are present discussing extensive plans for annual Tables and Tea Party Nov. 16 in Anaheim League Center. From left, working on arrangements, are Mmes. Edward M Arthur Roquet, Paul W. Cook and B. R. Coupland. YLI Has Annual Halloween Party Sorority Sisters Trade Houses Members in good old Beta Sigma Phi paid off in a big way for two of its members recently when they got together in Anaheim. They traded houses, a match which would be made at one million-to-one odds, according to real estate brokers. Eileen Collins, of Dayton, Ohio, moved to Anaheim with her husband, Dave, and family. They kept their house in Dayton and rented a house in Anaheim. Ada Salman became a member in Xi Eta Eta, after moving to Anaheim from Dayton, Ohio, with husband Bill and children, about 18 months ago. They purchased a home in Anaheim and thought they were situated for some time to come. But Bill's company transferred him back to Dayton. Eileen and Ada met at a Members of the Our Lady of the Rosary Institute 109 held their annual costume Halloween party in the Odd Fellows Hall in a spooky setting complete with cemetery containing "graves" of YLI members as well as Father Paul Peterson, chaplain of the Institute. Costume prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Revell and Mrs. Frank Allen. During a short business session it was reported that the layette shower and card party will be held in the home of Mrs. Joseph White, 809 W. Broadway, Nov. 2. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Frank Allen, KE 5-2925. Reservations for the dinner dance, Nov. 19, at the Belisle's LaConnoisseur Restaurant in Westminster may be made with Mrs. Bart Pasini, TA 8-3068. A membership tea will be held Nov. 16 at the home of Mrs. Allen, 600 S. Elder St., and plans are also being formu- Big Brothers of Orange TV reached the halfway point of its two-month fall campaign for additional Big Brother week with the announcement that six county men have accepted for the program. "We are pleased with our sults of the campaign although it is far short of 56-man goal we set when drive was launched." P. Charles W. Blodgett said. "The drive was too slow from another standpoint continued." During the period, we added 18 new three times as many Brothers recruited," plained. "Now our need for more urgent than ever!" From Anaheim can men, an engineer and man; a meat cutter join Santa Ana; Newport contributed an engineer Ada Salman became a member in Xi Eta Eta, after moving to Anaheim from Dayton, Ohio, with husband Bill and children, about 18 months ago. They purchased a home in Anaheim and thought they were situated for some time to come. But Bill's company transferred him back to Dayton. Eileen and Ada met at a meeting and started comparing notes. It turned out that the Collins had in Dayton, Ohio, a house which the Salmans wished they had. And the Salmans had a house in Anaheim which fitted the needs of the Collins perfectly. So, almost as quickly as the idea popped into their heads, the deal was made and now the Salmans own a home in Dayton, and the Collins are very happy with their new home in Anaheim. A million-to-one odds transaction. BIOLA To Have Prophecy Rally A panel of outstanding Bible teachers and pastors will present a second prophecy rally Sunday afternoon in the Biola Campus auditorium in La Mirada. The rally, which starts at 3 will feature Dr. T. Myron Webb, Dr. Chester Padgett, Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson, Dr. Charles L. Feinberg and Dr. Samuel H. Sutherland. Al Sanders, director of the Bible Institute Hour will moderate the afternoon's presentation. Special musical numbers will be presented by Biola College students during the hour-and-a-half meeting. British Group To Meet Today The Sunningdale chapter, Anaheim, Daughters of the British Empire in California, will hold their regular meeting today at 2 p.m. at the home of the regent, Mrs. Noral Nelson, 1001 S. Gilbert Rd., Fullerton. Tea will be served by hostesses Mesdames Sidney Keiff, Elbert O. Hutson and Geo. L. Jacobsen. Women of British birth, ancestry, or married to Britishers are invited to attend. BIOLA The home of Biola College president, Dr. S. H. Sutherland will be the scene of the semi-annual Biola Women's Auxiliary meeting Thursday, Nov. 2 at 10 a.m. Mrs. Jane Dickenson, founder and president of the society cordially invites all Southern California women, friends of Biola and mothers of students to be present at this fellowship-brunch. St. Anthony School To Begin Today The old Salvation building at 156 S. Los St., Anaheim, will be for the annual rumma sponsored by the Council Catholic Women of St. A Claret parish. The sale es' Outlet," will be held 26, 27 and 28, to coincide with the Halloween weekend. In addition to being placed to put together loween costume, the sale furniture, appliances, and jewelry. Hours of the sale will 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily; proceeds from the sale to the parish building for cording to Mrs. Angela bourine and Mrs. James ton, co-chairmen of the ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Art Gallery Sets Events In keeping with the seasonal abundance associated with the month of November, the Laguna Beach Art Gallery will offer two stellar attractions to Orange County art lovers. On Wednesday, Nov. 1 at 10:30 a.m., Henry J. Seldes, art critic of the Los Angeles Times, will be the featured speaker in the third of the current lecture series sponsored by the Friends and Patrons of the Art Gallery. During the month of November, the Laguna Art Gallery will present the "20th Century Realists" exhibition, a fine art show of national scope and content. The exhibition exemplifies the highest standards of an outstanding group of American artists from the National Academy of Design, American Watercolor Society, Allied Artists of America, Society of American Graphic Artists and other associations of like caliber. Unique as the only invitational realist exhibition in the country, the showing has been arranged through the courtesy GOP Women To Sponsor Home Tour The Seal Beach Republican Women's Federation announced today that they are sponsoring a holiday home tour to be conducted on Nov. 5, which will include the most exciting homes in the Seal Beach area. The tour will start in Mrs. Hinkey's enchanting garden, 706 Ocean Blvd., at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 5. Complimentary refreshments will be served and maps outlining the route of the tour will be distributed. The committee has provided at each home supervised play area where children may be entertained while their parents explore these enchanting homes. Free transportation for those not wishing to drive will be provided from Brock’s Drug Store, Main and Electric Streets, starting at 2 p.m. Local merchants are contributing door prizes which include International gifts, K and R imports, La Scarpa apparel, Ship and Shore hair fashions and the Ivory Tower Book Store. Lucky holder of winning tickets need not be present to claim their prize. A most enlightening experience! Marywood In Queen Judi Ann Banks, 310 St., Anaheim, is a member in the annual CYO To Festival. Judi, a memorial service honoring her late husband, Dr. John Sinnon and his wife, Gil Fast. The hostesses, M Holden and Mrs. Ralph will serve coffee and baby-sitting will be free of charge for children. A Halloween costume was the latest club event John Jackson was chaperone of the affair and Mr. Of Anaheim are presently party Nov. 16 in Anaheim re Mmes. Edward Moran. Anaheim Men Join Big Brothers Group Big Brothers of Orange County reached the halfway mark of its two-month fall campaign or additional Big Brothers this week with the announcement that six county men had been accepted for the program. "We are pleased with the results of the campaign thus far, although it is far short of the 6-man goal we set when the drive was launched," President Charles W. Blodgett said. "The drive was too successful from another standpoint," he continued. "During the same period, we added 18 new boys, three times as many as Big Brothers recruited," he explained. "Now our need for men is more urgent than ever!" From Anaheim came two men, an engineer and a salesman; a meat cutter joined from Santa Ana; Newport Beach contributed an engineer as did firms the highest standards of an outstanding group of American artists from the National Academy of Design, American Watercolor Society, Allied Artists of America, Society of American Graphic Artists and other associations of like caliber. Unique as the only invitational realist exhibition in the country, the showing has been arranged through the courtesy of the board of directors of the San Diego Fine Arts Festival. Group Sees Film Of Casa Colina A full-color motion picture, telling the story of Casa Colina's rehabilitation program for crippled children and adults highlighted the meeting of Sons of Italy last night. Following the 18-minute film, entitled "The Casa Colina Story," Miss Mary Lou Ginther, the center's director of community relations, discussed the medical, psychological, social and vocational facets of the Casa Colina rehabilitation program, placing special emphasis on the therapeutic facilities incorporated in the new center. She also extended a special invitation to all members of Sons of Italy, as well as local citizens, to visit the facilities and patients of Casa Colina. Workshop Set A three-session workshop on problems in retail management will be given Nov. 2, 9 and 14 by Orange Coast College in cooperation with the OCC business management retailing advisory board. The workshops, under the direction of Robert W. Mitchel, OCC coordinator of distributive education and business education instructor, is geared to store owners, managers, and those in supervisory positions. All sessions, which will begin at 6 p.m., will include dinner at the college, a keynote speaker or panel, a discussion period and small-group brainstorming sessions. Complete cost for the three sessions, including three dinners is $12. Registration from another standpoint," he continued. "During the same period, we added 18 new boys, three times as many as Big Brothers recruited," he explained. "Now our need for men is more urgent than ever!" From Anaheim came two men, an engineer and a salesman; a meat cutter joined from Santa Ana; Newport Beach contributed an engineer as did Buena Park; and a banker from Huntington Beach joined our banks. Of the 18 new boys accepted and now waiting for Big Brothers, four are from Costa Mesa, four from Orange, three from Garden Grove, two each from Santa Ana, Anaheim and Newport Beach, and one from Yorida Linda. St. Anthony Sale To Begin Today The old Salvation Army building at 156 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim, will be the site for the annual rummage sale sponsored by the Council of Catholic Women of St. Anthony Claret parish. The sale, "Witch's Outlet," will be held Oct. 6, 27 and 28, to coincide with the Halloween weekend. In addition to being the ideal place to put together a Halloween costume, the sale offers furniture, appliances, clothing and jewelry. Hours of the sale will be from a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and all proceeds from the sale will go to the parish building fund, according to Mrs. Angelo Tamourine and Mrs. James Hutton, co-chairmen of the event. Students Named Ray Bramhall, Anaheim, student at Santa Ana College is among the 88 named to Alpha Gamma Sigma, California Junior College honor scholarship society. Elections were based on exceptional grades earned in the spring semester of 1961. Brimhall was named to the honor for the second time. Elected for the first time were Anaheim students David Armin and Roy Blackmon. VACATIONERS Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Summers of 2249 W. Judith Lane spent a recent weekend enjoying the delicious Danish cuisine and hot springs facilities at Springborg's Glen Ivy Hot Springs. VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Messier, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Armand Harpin, 918 N. Helena. They arrived Thursday after a motor trip from Florida and will visit in this area for several weeks. 62 Wide-Track Pontiac You won't need a scorecard to tell you who built this one. It's pure Pontiac, from twin-grille to eye-catching taillights. Longer, with a crisp, low silhouette—and a tighter turning circle. And plan to spend some time with Pontiac's new Grand Prix—the car that's born to the road and shows it. SEE THEM AT CASEY-BECK 801 S. LOS ANGELES Marywood Student In Queen Contest Judi Ann Banks, 316 N. West St., Anaheim, is a contestant in the annual CYO Teen Queen Festival. Judi, a member of St. Y-Wives Slate 'Get-Acquainted' The Anaheim Y-Wives will hold an informal Get-Acquainted coffee Oct. 26 from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Anaheim Y, 121 S. Citron. A short program about the Y-Wives past and future activities will be presented by Mrs. John Simon and Mrs. Virgil Fast. The hostesses, Mrs. Steve Holden and Mrs. Ralph Norton, will serve coffee and doughnuts. Babysitting will be provided free of charge for pre-school children. A Halloween costume party was the latest club event. Mrs. John Jackson was chairman of the affair and Mrs. George Boniface Chi-Rho Club is 16 years old and is a junior at Marywood High. She and the other candidates representing their Chi-Rho Clubs from throughout Orange County were presented at the Queen Presentation dance last week. This annual festival is sponsored by the Catholic Youth Organization in conjunction with the various sponsoring groups. James R. Perez, CYO field director for Orange County, commented that each club is sponsored by an adult committee. The candidates are 16 to 18 years of age and are chosen to represent their respective clubs on the basis of total service and dedication to their club. The other candidates in the contest from Orange County are Leslie Ann Oppelt, also of Anaheim, Lynda Crough of Buena Park, Mary Kessler of Brea, Jeanette Restivo from La Habra, and Jacqueline Norton of Santa Ana. Sing-O-Rama In Halloween Fest The Anaheim Halloween Festival will be flavored with the merry sounds of children's voices when the Sing-O-Rama presents a program of fun and song on Thursday, Oct. 26 at 7:30 p.m. at the Festival Fair headquarters, Los Angeles and Center Streets in downtown Anaheim. Featured on the show will be the Teeny Tones, little lads and lassies from 3 to 7 years of age; the Honey Tones, girls from 8 to 11; the Debonaires, boys from 8 to 13; the Teen Tones, girls 12 and over. Director of the Sing-O-Rama is Dorothy Flanagan of Anaheim. Soloists will include Marilyn Haugeland, who also accompanies the Sing-O-Rama: Cherie Boblette and her Samoan swox dance; Renee Boblette and the Hawaiian war chant; Judy Atkin and her baton; and Angela Gilman, versatile young acrobat, and Teri Maureen Flanagan and Jerry Brubaker in "The Magic Pumpkin." On Wednesday, Nov. 1 at 8 p.m. the children will enter the Kingman Organ Club Mrs. John Simon and Mrs. Virgil Fast. The hostesses, Mrs. Steve Holden and Mrs. Ralph Norton, will serve coffee and doughnuts. Babysitting will be provided free of charge for pre-school children. A Halloween costume party was the latest club event. Mrs. John Jackson was chairman of the affair and Mrs. George Doran and Mrs. Lynn Sorenson served refreshments. Mrs. John Simon, Mrs. Jack Minkel and Mrs. Jonathon Wright won prizes in games. The other candidates in the contest from Orange County are Leslie Ann Oppelt, also of Anaheim, Lynda Crough of Buena Park, Mary Kessler of Brea, Jeanette Restivo from La Habra, and Jacqueline Norton of Santa Ana. Selected by vote, the winner will be announced and crowned at the CYO Queen Ball Nov. 22 at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. On Wednesday, Nov. 1 at 8 p.m., the children will entertain the Kinsman Organ Club of Orange County. The public is invited to attend the program that will be held at Bye's Palace of Music, 513 S. Brookhurst, Anaheim. meet the twosome with the come-hither look rack ac recard to tell you who are Pontiac, from twin-scoop taillights. Longer, buette—and a tighter can to spend some new Grand Prix— the road and shows it! '62 Tempest Meet the gas-saving "4" with Pontiac punch! Tempest has its own plush one this year: Tempest LeMans. Convertible or coupe, take your choice. Bucket seats, custom trim and a full supply of Tempest's special roadworthiness. 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