anaheim-gazette 1962-01-25

The Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim was the recipient of a $1000 Disneyland Community Service Award at the 5th annual awards luncheon, recently. Mrs. George Reed, President, accepted the plaque from Mrs. Norman Chandler, honored guest at the luncheon. Similar awards were made to eight Orange County groups, chosen on the basis of necessity and quality of community services performed. The awards are presented to aid local groups in continuing their services to the community and to enable them to initiate new projects which are needed. The report, compiled by Mrs. Donald Smith, Dean of Chairman, which was submitted by the Junior Ebell Club included a wide variety of projects which showed the club's concern and care for their community. The accent has been on youth, with the major project the establishment of a Child Guidance Clinic for the local area. Another youth project has been aid to the Albert Sitton Home for dependent children. Club members have performed many services for the children at the home and with the cooperation of the business community have provided additional facilities such as a barbeque and library equipment. At the other end of the age scale is the clubs work with geriatrics patients at the Orange County Hospital and with the Senior Citizens club. In be come many other projects. During 1961 the club, which 110 members, has contrived 14,561 hours to community ice. Ceramics Course Offered at AHS The Anaheim Evening School is again offering classes in Ceramics and Porcelain instructor will be Mrs. Donn Hoskins. All classes start the week of Jan. 29. For further information please phone Evening High School CP Rospect 2-0080. WWI Groups Set Installation Veterans of World War I, Anaheim Barracks 1225 and its auxiliary will hold a joint installation lie Pierce, chaplain. The installing officer for the auxiliary will be Irene Gittins, department sr. B'nai B'riths Name Director Russ Larson, well known throughout Southern California for his choreography work helping the women of Covina Chapter, B'nai B'rith with "Roaring 20's Revue" to be WWI Groups Set Installation Veterans of World War I, Anaheim Barracks 1235 and its Auxiliary will hold a joint installation of officers at the Anaheim American Legion Hall, Feb. 7, at 8:30 p.m., following a pot luck dinner. The new officers to be installed are: Fred Volz, commander; Charles D. Comstock, Jr.; vice-commander and Harry Freeman, quartermaster. The installing officer will be Dr. Lloyd A. Burrows. Auxiliary officers to be installed are: Leviney M. Comstock, president; Edna Weatherman, Sr.; vice-president; Lorraine Yates, Jr.; vice-president; Veda Dutzi, treasurer; Sally Handel, secretary and publicity director and Lilien Pierce, chaplain. The installing officer for the auxiliary will be Irene Gittins, department ser vice-president of the State of California. Taking part in the ceremonies will be the Fontana Drill Team, under the direction of Violet Krueger. Communism To Be Course Topic Because of the many requests from our citizens for a purely objective course in the present day understanding of Communism, the Anaheim Evening High School is repeating the class entitled "History of Communism" this month starting Jan. 29 in Room I at 7:9 p.m. in the Fremont Junior High School Auditorium. This class will be a twelve week course and it will deal with the "truths" concerning Communism and attempt to foment a greater positive approach toned greater positive approach to and of Democracy and the Democratic processes. James Stavarakes, a La Mirada Senior High School History teacher, is the instructor. A registration fee of $1.50 will be charged and pre-registration will be accepted at the office of the Anaheim Evening High School from 1 to 5 and 7 to 10 Monday through Thursday and 1 to 5 on Friday. Evangelical Church In Third Service The new Evangelical Free Church, meeting for its third service since beginning Jan. 7, will hear Pastor Eric Frohman preach at the 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. service, also teach the Adult Bible class at 9:45 a.m. Rev. Frohman returns to the pulpit this Sunday after attending a district conference meeting of Evangelical Free Church Pastors in Yucca. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Your Satisfaction Our Concern 120 E Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 B'nai B'riths Name Director Russ Larson, well known throughout Southern California for his choreography work helping the women of Cove Chapter, B'nai B'rith with "Roaring 20's Revue" to be at the Garden Grove Woman Club Feb. 3 at 8:30 p.m. Larson, who has a studio Fullerton, is a graduate of RUSS LARSON — dance director cago School of Expression Dramatic Art and has many years on the legitimacy stage and in nightclubs. To round out the evening, Jerry Gunn, disc jockey on KK radio, will help spin the dancers there will be a community and a Charleston contest, acceding to Mrs. Martin Price, co-bess and director. Further information may be obtained by calling Mrs. H Band at PR 2-6883 or Mrs. Wise at PR 2-9876. Miss Kate Rea is CCRA President Miss E. Kate Rea of Anaheim was elected president of Crippled Children's Relief A BIG DISCOUNTS MEMBERSHIP DISCOUNT 10% DISCOUNT On Meat purchases of Five Dollars or More! No Discounts on Advertised Speciale Membership to All Present Customers PORK CHOPS CENTER CUTS 59¢ lb. PORK CHOPS END CUTS 49¢ lb. Carmen Mexican Frozen Dinners 19¢ ea. While They Last! ORANGE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS BIG MEAT DISCOUNTS Store Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 6 p.m. "Friendly Butchers To Serve You" USE BANKAMERICARD KE 2-6561 642 W. Chapman Orange, Calif. Miss Kate Rea is CCRA President Miss E. Kate Rea of Anaheim was elected president of the Crippled Children's Relief Association of Orange County, in the annual meeting held at Cape Cod House. Mrs. M. Jane Anderson, also of Anaheim, was elected secretary. Other officers are Mrs. G. Colean, first vice-president; E. D. White, second vice-president; Mrs. Robert Null, treasurer. Directors from Anaheim are Mrs. Russell Renner, Tom Scott, Mrs. Mary Jane Anderson, Miss E. Kate Rea, Son Morris and Joe Thompson. —Watch the Classified Column BE A BEAUTICE YOUR FUTURE IS SECURE. WITH THE PROPER TRAINING Continuous enrollment, per any time. Our Instructors worthwhile and highly interested in our students' reputation of "The Friendly Wm." SPR $50 DIS "EAR" Mon., Reg. $6.50 and Dyes C ALL W ANAHEIM B One of 5 119 N. Lemon St., Anaheim Anaheim Gazette 6—ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, January 25, 1962 Palm Lane PTA Hears TV Talk “Instructional Television provides a higher level of motivation.” So stated James Briar, director of Instructional Television for the Anaheim Elementary School District, as he spoke before 210 parents at the January Association meeting of the Palm Lane PTA, held at the school. This was but a few of the many interesting highlights Briar revealed as he spoke on the subject “What has happened with Instructional TV?” In addition to Briar’s talk, Palm Lane students from Mrs. Nammanys 4th grade class presented the play “Chicken Little” in Spanish and sang a Spanish song. Mrs. White’s 8th grade students showed posters, paintings, and graphs and presented a skit on dental health. Mrs. Murray H. Sturmer, president, appointed Mrs. Jerome Hirsch chairman of the rag drive to be held in February. Mrs. Hirsch is also chairman of the Mothers March for the March of Dimes in the Palm Lane area. Mrs. Steve Parabok, health chairman, announced the immunization program for the lower grades will be held Feb. 1. Mrs. Sturmer announced that Mrs. Nammanys 4th grade room won the Room Count banner. She also urged all to attend the Unified PTA meeting at Fremont Jr. High Jan. 29. Following the meeting refreshments were Tau Chapter Sets Valentine Ball The meeting of Tau Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, was held at the home of Mrs. Frank L. Stoltenberg. Mrs. Robert Stone, co-hostess. Mrs. Eileen LeBrun, president of the Chapter presided. Mrs. Laurie Baker, Tau Chapter’s representative to Beta Sigma Phi’s annual Valentine Ball as Valentine Princess, gave the Chapter a report on the Valentine Ball committee’s latest plans and arrangements. The cultural program for the evening was on the subject of “Marriage” by Mrs. Elmer Loy and Mrs. Charles Robinson. Mrs. Tom Herschberg, vice president and membership chairman, discussed plans for the com- Pharmaceutical Auxiliary Completes Plans for Visit of State President The Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association held their January meeting at the Palms Restaurant in Anaheim. Mmes. L. I. Ferrell, Frank Trujillo and Gilbert Haro, all of Anaheim, were hostesses for the meeting. Bible Conference Begins Jan. 27 The 27th annual Torrey Memorial Bible Conference sponsored by The Bible Institute of Los Angeles, Incorp., will begin this Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the 800-seat Campus Auditorium, 13800 Biola Ave. in La Mirada. The Conference will continue in twelve convenient locations through Friday, Feb. 2. The opening program will feature musical selections by Basso John Webb, former concert and opera star; and the Biola Chorale, sixty-voice, concert choir of Biola College under the direction of Prof. Marvin McKissick. Dr. Ralph Keiper will keynote the conference with an address on the theme "Will Christ Return?" Dr. Keiper is director of research for the Evangelical Foundation of Philadelphia and contributing editor for Eternity Magazine. Dr. Samuel H. Sutherland, president of The Bible Institute of Los Angeles will moderate the meeting and interview the na-ter’s representative to Beta Sigma Phi’s annual Valentine Ball as Valentine Princess, gave the Chapter a report on the Valentine Ball committee’s latest plans and arrangements. The cultural program for the evening was on the subject of "Marriage" by Mrs. Elmer Loy and Mrs. Charles Robinson. Mrs. Tom Herschberg, vice president and membership chairman, discussed plans for the coming March rushing and activities for the prospective rushees. Plans were completed for the annual visit of the state president, Mrs. John Foley of Berkeley, and state secretary, Mrs. Dudley Conness, which will be held at the home of Mrs. Peter Perak, Santa Ana Feb. 20. Plans have been completed for a wine tasting party to be held March 31 to raise money for the Student Loan Fund to help three students from Orange County who are enrolled in the School of Pharmacy at the University of Southern California. Honoring past presidents, ter members and former will be the theme of the m to be held at 6:30 p.m. at youth center, 319 East La by the Anaheim Ikettes. An evening of entertainin planned, starting with a dinner, followed by music plied by the Whipperjills Fullerton. Mrs. Arch Henry, the first president will give a the aims and purposes league. With the remainder evening going to renewing acquaintances, as all members, past presidents amer Ikettes are to be guest Hostesses for the evening be Mrs. Lyle Diggins and Richard Martin. WANT ADS Bring PRO George Chacksfield President Chcksfield Construction Co. “Because I'm a builder, I was most particular about own home. Consequently, we built it to Meds Home standards.” That was three years ago. Today, my wife would have any other kind of cooking facilities except and director. Further information may be obed by calling Mrs. Harry at PR 2-6883 or Mrs. Jay at PR 2-9876. Ms Kate Rea is TRA President Ms E. Kate Rea of Anaheim elected president of the applied Children's Relief Assolation of Orange County, Inc. at annual meeting held at the Cod House. Mrs. Mary Anderson, also of Anaheim, elected secretary. Other officers are Mrs. G. W. Van, first vice-president; Mrs. D. White, second vice-presision; Mrs. Robert Null, treassor; Directors from Anaheim Mrs. Russell Renner, Mrs. A Scott, Mrs. Mary Jane Anson, Miss E. Kate Rea, CoulMorris and Joe Thompson. Watch the Classified Columns. College under the direction of Prof. Marvin McKissick. Dr. Ralph Keiper will keynote the conference with an address on the theme "Will Christ Return?" Dr. Keiper is director of research for the Evangelical Foundation of Philadelphia and contributing editor for Eternity Magazine. Dr. Samuel H. Sutherland, president of The Bible Institute of Los Angeles will moderate the meeting and interview the nationally-known Bible Teachers and Conference Speakers from America and Great Britain who will be participating. Theta Upsilons Will Celebrate Theta Upsilon sorority celebrates the forty-eighth anniversary of its founding at the University of California at Berkeley with a luncheon at the Huntington-Sheraton Hotel, Oak Knoll Ave., Pasadena, Jan. 27. BE A BEAUTICIAN ... OUR FUTURE IS SECURE ... WITH THE PROPER TRAINING Continuous enrollment, permits you to join at any time. Our instructors make the Course worthwhile and highly interesting. Our sincere interest in our students has earned us the reputation of "The Friendly Wm. Allen Schools" SPECIAL! ENROLL NOW!! $50 DISCOUNT On Enrollments For Limited Time EARN WHILE YOU LEARN" Mon., Tues., Wed. Special Reg. $6.50 Retouch on Bleaches $3.95 and Dyes Complete ALL WORK DONE BY STUDENTS ANAHEIM BEAUTY COLLEGE One of 5 Wm. Allen Schools 9 N. Lemon St., Anaheim KE 3-9821 George Chacksfield President Checksfield Construction Co. "Because I'm a builder, I was most particular about own home. Consequently, we built it to Medallion Home standards. "That was three years ago. Today, my wife would have any other kind of cooking facilities except tric. Certainly it's cleaner; and the heat is posse dependable, uniform. "From a builder's standpoint, Medallion Home standards for wiring and lighting are what every built home should have. For us, as well as his buyers everywhere, I believe, the Medallion Home a mark of quality and prestige. I'm proud to have Medallion Home Award on homes in my Montana project in Rolling Hills Estates on the Palos Vineyards, and on my 'Merit Homes' development in Gardena." "San Esteban" Model Home in Rolling Hills Estates Watch "Science in Action" Society - Clubs - Churches TELEPHONE PR 2-1800 ALL FOR HEART — Grouped together in their effort to make Feb. 18 Orange County Heart Sunday a success in the northern section of the county are Orange County Heart Assn. volunteer leaders in the annual fund raising drive. They are, from left, Mmes. John Schmidt of 18081 Avolinda, Yerba Linda Heart Sunday chairman; Herbert H. Benson of 711 Ocean View Dr., Fullerton co-chairman; Wesley H. Geer of 219 Buena Vista Dr., Fullerton, Northern Orange County Heart Sunday vice-chairman; Donald Johnson of 720 Primrose Ave., Placentia chairman; Harold Stone of 1925 Robert Ln., Anaheim chairmen; and Richard A. Romig of 600 W. Maple St., Fullerton co-chairman. kettes to Honor Orange County Women Will Model Members at Meet For ‘Bal Masque Fantasy’ Feb. 16 Sunday a success in the northern section of the county are Orange County Heart Assn. volunteer leaders in the annual fund raising drive. They are, from left, Mmes. John Schmidt of 18081 Avolinda, Yerba Linda Heart Sunday chairman; Herbert H. Benson of 711 Northern Orange County Heart Sunday vice-chairman; Donald Johnson of 720 Primrose Ave., Placentia chairman; Harold Stone of 1925 Robert Ln., Anaheim chairmen; and Richard A. Remig of 600 W. Maple St., Fullerton co-chairman. Ikettes to Honor Orange County Women Will Model Members at Meet For 'Bal Masque Fantasy' Feb. 16 Honoring past presidents, charter members and former Ikettes will be the theme of the meeting to be held at 6:30 p.m. at the South center, 319 East La Palma, by the Anaheim Ikettes. An evening of entertainment is planned, starting with a potluck dinner, followed by music supplied by the Whipperjills from Bullerton. Mrs. Arch Henry, the Chapter's first president will give a talk on the aims and purposes of theague. With the remainder of the evening going to renewing of old acquaintances, as all charter members, past presidents and former Ikettes are to be guests. Hostesses for the evening will Mrs. Lyle Diggins and Mrs. Richard Martin. WANT ADS Bring PROFITS Selection of 12 Orange County women who will model the floral masques at the Damas de Caridad "Bal Masque Fantasy" Feb. 16 has been announced. The mannequins, chosen from the membership by members of the ball committee, will wear creations designed and created by 12 members of the Orange County Florists Assn., who will also be in charge of the decor of the ball scene — the new Disneyland Embassy room. Naming of the mannequins, most of whom are active in county philanthropic and social organizations, cleared the way for beginning the designs of the fresh flowers creations which will be in competition for awards to be presented the night of the ball. Judging will be by a group of three judges yet to be named. From Anaheim the mannequins and the florists who will design their masques are: Mrs. Kenneth Oliphant, La Habra — Wayne's for Flowers, Anaheim; Mrs. Frank Stashak, Anaheim — Mission Flower Shop, Santa Ana, and Mrs. John A. Heinz, Placentia—Carmen's Flower Shop, Anaheim. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shinkev-Pearson 430 W. Center St—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give SaH Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES "I build all kinds, but I live in a Medallion Home" was most particular about my ly, we built it to Medallion Take a tip from builder George Chacksfield, an expert. Choose the home with the Medallion Home Award. Only one new home in five earns this distinction. These are the qualifications: was most particular about my only, we built it to Medallion ago. Today, my wife wouldn't cooking facilities except elecer; and the heat is positive. andpoint, Medallion Home lighting are what every welle. For us, as well as home ieve, the Medallion Home is estige. I'm proud to have the on homes in my 'Montecillo' Estates on the Palos Verdes Merit Homes' development Take a tip from builder George Chacksfield, an expert. Choose the home with the Medallion Home Award. Only one new home in five earns this distinction. These are the qualifications: 1. A flameless electric kitchen—cool, clean, modern. It comes equipped with major electric appliances, including automatic flameless electric range and oven. 2. Full "Housepower" wiring—only a home built to meet rigid Medallion Home standards has the overall electrical capacity necessary for truly modern living. 3. Abundant lighting—planned for comfort, convenience and beauty. A total-electric Gold Medallion Home gives you all these benefits plus: 4. Flameless electric space and water heating. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COMPANY Rolling Hills Estates Science in Action" Thursday Nights, 7 P.M., KRCA, Channel 4