anaheim-gazette 1962-01-18

The Woman’s World 8—ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Thursday, January 18, 1962 Detroiters Visit Anaheim Friends Mr. and Mrs. John Dominietta of Detroit, Mich. are visiting friends here in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nozoro, 619 La Vernie St. While here they will take in the usual tourist attractions and enjoy the warm weather. Fashion Show Set Bal Masque By Institute 109 Is Meeting A children's fashion show will be held by the Our Lady of the Rosary Institute 109, it was announced at a recent meeting. The show is scheduled for Feb. 17 at 12:30 p.m. at St. Boniface Hall. Chairmen are Mrs. Raymond Heinz and Mrs. Russel Anthony. Theme of the show is "Fairyland of Fashions" and a "salad bar" with rolls and coffee will be featured. Also on the agenda is the annual District Conference to be held Feb. 18 in Fullerton with members of the Corpus Christi Institute as hostesses. Father John Shettler will be speaker at a brunch following the Mass which begins the conference. The Well Baby Clinic will be held Jan. 24 from 1 to 5 p.m. in the La Palma Youth Center. Volunteers are asked to contact Mrs. William Jolissaint at KE 5-6645. Mrs. Gordon Clark has announced that a 100-child orphanage in Quang Ngai, Vietnam, is being sponsored by the Institute. All types of clothes for children, especially infants and children from 5 to 8 years, are needed. Sing-O-Rama in The glamour of Orange County's most exciting social event unfolded this week for members of Lamas de Caridad, sponsors of the first annual Bal Masque to be held at the new Disneyland ballroom Feb. 16. Wayne Andrade of Anaheim, coordinator of the show's decor, gave the ball committee members a preview of things to come during a meeting in the staff room of St. Jude Hospital. Invitations to the black-tie affair will be mailed Jan. 22 according to a report from Mrs. Phillip Twombly, invitation chairman. Lists of guests are to be submitted this week, as well as final addition to the patron and patroness list, advised Miss Marcelina Arroues, ball chairman. St. Jude C Members St. Jude Hospital Guild members, busy with final plans for their annual benefit fashion day took time out this week to honor a charter member with a 5,000 hour service pin and to hear... Lark Endurance-Built by Studebaker Hardtop $2348 4 Door Station Wagon $2535 Gran Turismo Hawk $3230 Frank Stilwell STUDEBAKER - TRIUMPH 841 N. Los Angeles KE 5-2115 Anaheim, California Sing-O-Rama in Spring Planning The third monthly meeting of Sing-O-Rama Parents was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boylan of 626 South Sherrill. Plans for spring activities and fashion show were presided over by Dorothy Flanagan, Director, of Anaheim, and Erna Gearing, Coordinator, of Lakewood. Sing-O-Rama Parents who attended include: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boblette, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rios, Mmes. Adeline Dimick, Volney Comer, Conner Bachman, Joseph Miltz, David Melville, William Silke, Robert E. Roberson. Sing-O-Rama now holds its regular rehearsals at the Elks Club at 423 North Los Angeles Street. The change of rehearsal time results in the following schedule: Teeny Tones, Girls and Boys 3 to 7 years, 10 to 11 a.m.; Honey Tones and Debonaires, Girls and Boys 8 to 12 years, 11:15 a.m. to 1 p.m.; and Teen Tones, Girls over 12, 1:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. BALD? NO NEED TO BE!!! Wear The All New PARAMOUNT TOPPER! UNBELIEVABLY NATURAL LOOKING! EXACT MATCH AND COLOR GUARANTEED! PARTIAL PIECES FOR RECEDING HAIRLINES! ROLL BACK THE YEARS! Regain Self Confidence, Recapture That Youthful Spirit... Work, Play or Sleep—Wear 24 Hours a Day, Guaranteed to uniteers are asked to contact Mrs. William Jolissaint at KE 5-6645. Mrs. Gordon Clark has announced that a 100-child orphanage in Quang Ngsi, Vietnam, is being sponsored by the Institute. All types of clothes for children, especially infants and children from 5 to 8 years, are needed. St. Jude Hospital Guild members, busy with final plans for their annual benefit fashion today took time out this week to honor a charter member with a 5,000 hour service pin and to hear a first hand report on the operation of a junior guild. Following a reminder from Mrs. Harold Mustoe, fashion show chairman, that tickets are nearly sold out for the Helga show at the Balboa Bay Club, members and friends were urged to call Mrs. P. J. Weisel, OW 7-3724 or Miss Marcelina Arroues, LA 5-1806 for further reservations. Mrs. Angelo Ferraris, charter member and veteran of four years service as the Guild's volunteer coordinator, was awarded a 5,000 hour service pin, largest given since the Guild began in 1953. Opera Festival Set in Lagoon A Festival of Opera has been given the unanimous backing of Festival of Arts Directors in Laguna Beach. Slated to follow the 27th season of the Pageant of the Masters, Festival Arts President, Morgan Cuthbertson, announced the decision of board directors to guarantee the opera project which will include three operatic productions to run three consecutive weekends, beginning Friday, Aug. 24, 1962. As proposed, Eugene Ober who conducted the 1961 Pageant of Masters orchestra will serve as conductor for the Festival of Opera Sylvain Robert, former president of the Los Angeles Opera Company and a resident of South Laguna will act as producer and general director. Mrs. T.K. Sun resident of Laguna Beach and President of the Anaheim Symphony Association will act as "co-ordinator" of the project. Wear The All New PARAMOUNT TOPPER! • UNBELIEVABLY NATURAL LOOKING! • EXACT MATCH AND COLOR GUARANTEED! • PARTIAL PIECES FOR RECEDING HAIRLINES! ROLL BACK THE YEARS! Regain Self Confidence, Recapture That Youthful Spirit . . . 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Designing of the floral masques was explained by Mr. Andradé and committee members were encouraged to wear their own flower masques, although competition and judging will be only for the eight mannequins to be picked from the committee membership. The benefit ball, first of its kind in this county, will feature music by Barney Sorkin’s societ'y orchestra. Miss Marcelina Arroues, ball chairman introduced her cochairman Mrs. Bernard Jordan of Anaheim, and her advisor, Mrs. Jack R. Lovell, Fullerton. Other chairmen from Anaheim are: Mrs. Howard Loudon, Mrs. Joseph Huarte and Mrs. Jack Hamilton. A dessert fashion show was the main topic at the meeting of Pi Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held in the home of Mrs. Fred Handy with Mrs. Jack O'Neill presiding. The show will be held April 7 in Knott's Garden Room with the theme, "Garden of Fashions." Mrs. Paul Stanslow is general chairman assisted by Mrs. Donald McKim, Mrs. Howard Moore, Mrs. Clyde Ropp, Mervin Danforth, Mrs. Tom Lyon and Mrs. Kenneth Skelton, decorations; Mrs. Charles Shaw and Mrs. James Stauffer, raffle tickets; Mmes. Jack O'Neill, William Mika, Bart Akeley and Arthur Siebel, door prizes; Mmes. George Hamlin, Dick Mobley, Louis Cangiano, John Carter and Miss Patsy Dlabel programs; Mrs. Joe Shuman and Mrs. Robert Leclerc, publicity; Mrs. Glenn Wampole, make-up; and Mrs. John Sinclair, tickets. Jude Guild members Honored De Hospital Guild memuusy with final plans for annual benefit fashion tok time out this week to charter member with a service pin and to hear Other service awards were given to Mrs. Rose Moore, this year's Gift-O-Rama chairman, for 2,000 hours, to Miss Babette Stein, baby photo chairman, for 1,000 Sunkist PTA in Airstrip Issue At the recent Sunkist PTA meeting, Mrs. Donn Michaels. Y-Wives Start New Charm Course Jude Guild Members Honored Hospital Guild membury with final plans for annual benefit fashion tok time out this week to charter member with a service pin and to hear hand report on the opera junior guild. A reminder from Arold Mustoe, fashion show in that tickets are near-out for the Helga show at Boa Bay Club, members were urged to call J. Weisel, OW 7-3724 or Marcelina Arroues, 806 for further reservaAngelo Ferraris, charter rer and veteran of four service as the Guild's volunteerordinator, was awarded hour service pin, largest since the Guild began in Other service awards were given to Mrs. Rose Moore, this year's Gift-O-Rama chairman, for 2,000 hours, to Miss Babette Stein, baby photo chairman, for 1,000 hours, and to Mrs. Ralph Posey, for 500 hours. Three members received the 100-hour American Hospital Assn. pin: Mmes. A. B. Campbell, W. F. Hafstrom and Leon Montgomery. A farewell gift to past president Mrs. Robert Sargent was presented by past president Mrs. Wilbur Lake, Mrs. Sargent, who also served two years as the Guild's publicity chairman, and as a member of the hospital advisory board, will move to Modesto this month. Guest speaker at the meeting was Mrs. William Dana, chairman of volunteers at Hoag Memorial Hospital. Sunkist PTA in Airstrip Issue At the recent Sunkist PTA meeting, Mrs. Donn Michaels, secretary, read a letter from Anaheim City Counsel informing the PTA of the requested landing strip in Northeast Anaheim Mrs. Homer Shapiro read a resolution reaffirming the previous position of the PTA opposing any airstrip or airport within a two-mile radius of the Sunkist School. The resolution cited Sec. 15005 of State Education Code to this effect. The safety hazard and noise disrupting school work are the objections, Mrs. R. D. Beck reported that after meeting with W. R. Messenger Jan. 11, there was no final decision made to drop the request for the airstrip. Cecil Sharpe who has experience flying small private planes told of the hazard of a short landing strip such as the one proposed. There was unanimous adoption of the resolution by the overflow crowd present. Opera Festival at in Laguna Festival of Opera has been the unanimous backing of all of Arts Directors in LaBeach. Slated to follow season of the Pageant of Masters, Festival Arts Presi-Morgan Cuthbertson, and the decision of board di- to guarantee the opera which will include three productions to run three active weekends, beginning Aug. 24, 1962. Proposed, Eugene Ober who led the 1961 Pageant of its orchestra will serve as director for the Festival of Sylvain Robert, former ent of the Los Angeles Company and a resident of Laguna will act as produc general director. Mrs. T. resident of Laguna Beach resident of the Anaheim Association will act asinator" of the project. New Jr. Ebells To Be Honored New members of the Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim and their husbands will be honored at a Pirates Prance Jan. 20. Mrs. John McGrew, social chairman, reports that barbecued beef and beans will be served at 7 p.m. at the American Legion GRAND OF AN Saturday Jan. 20th TACCO JUENA PARKS NEWEST RESTA proposed, Eugene Ober who led the 1961 Pageant of orchestra will serve as for the Festival of Sylvain Robert, former of the Los Angeles Company and a resident of Laguna will act as producgeneral director. Mrs. T. resident of Laguna Beach president of the Anaheim ony Association will act as minator" of the project. tions will be held in Ord Martin Speaker Martin will be guest at the Civil Defense of the Lincoln Parenther Association tonight begins at 6 o'clock with a inner. Featured chairman meeting, which begins at will be Mrs. Richard To Be Honored New members of the Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim and their husbands will be honored at a Pirates Prance Jan. 20. Mrs. John McGrew, social chairman, reports that barbecued beef and beans will be served at 7 p.m. at the American Legion Hall. Treasure chests and pirate mugs for grog will decorate the tables, according to Mrs. Marshshall Cone, decorations chairman. Costumes are the order for the evening. Reservations should be made with Mrs. McGrew. Visit Resort Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sterne and their children Dick, Jr. and Hillary of Anaheim were recent guests at Badger Pass—Yosemite ski area. BEAUTY SALON BALL (eta) 524 COLD WAVE with Shampoo & Set COMPLEE $799 up Open Evenings 99¢ FREE. FREE HATS For Everyone SATURDAY Jan. 20th SIMILAR TO ILLUSTR. Society - Clubs - Churches TELEPHONE PR 2-1800 PLANS — Members of the Sheila Sporn Auxiliary of the City of Hope discuss plans for coming year which will include a spring race, a raffle on a trip, fellowship meetings a trip to the City of Hope. Shown (from left) are: Bill Moss, Garden Grove; Mrs. Jules Miller, Anaheim; Mrs. Jack Sugarman, Garden Grove; Mrs. Charles Lask, Anaheim; and Mrs. Bill Moss. Auxiliary Slates W PLANS — Members of the Sheila Sporn Auxiliary of the City of Hope discuss plans for coming year which will include a spring race, a raffle on a trip, fellowship meetings a trip to the City of Hope. Shown (from Ives Start Charm Course Anaheim Y-Wives are start62 with a program of selfvement. The main feature is a 6-weeks charm course acted by Marge Frazier. The members taking this are Mrs. Archie Shoemate, Ritchie Purcell, Mrs. EdDayhuff, Mrs. Bill Payars, Edward Fisk, Mrs. Daloble, Mrs. Lynn Sorenson, Robert Johnson, and Mrs. James. Monnein CDS Speaker Leonard M. Monnein was best speaker at the meeting Orange County Dental Sofast night at the Jolly RogAnaheim. His subject was thesis Related in Dentis- Auxiliary Slates New Activities The Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association held their January meeting at the Palms Restaurant with Mmes. L. I. Ferrell, Frank Trujillo and Gilbert Haro, all from Anaheim, as hostesses. Plans were completed for the February meeting when the state president, Mrs. John Foley Berkeley, and state secretary, Mr s. Dudley Conness, will visit the Auxiliary. Plans were also completed for a benefit Wine Tasting Party, to be held March 31, with Mrs. Donald Merrison, as chairman. In raise money for the Student Loan Fund. The group is now helping three Orange County Students enrolled in Pharmacy at the Uni- versity of Southern California. The Auxiliary is looking forward to the joint meeting of the Professional Auxiliaries at the Disneyland Hotel Feb. 7, when the Dental Auxiliary will be hostess and Paul Henried will be the guest speaker. 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