anaheim-gazette 1962-07-05

A LOVELIER YOU By Mary Sue Miller HANDS TO CHERISH. Lovely hands are always a feminine attribute, but never so essential as when a wedding band is slipped on a bride's finger. Indeed hands begin to play a stellar role from the day they wear an engagement ring, and they should be groomed for the part. Ideal bridal hands — delicate and petal-smooth — are not achieved with an occasional dab of cream. They emerge only after some constant and special coaxing. The procedure follows: Care of Nails. Manicure every fifth day, instead of weekly. Each night massage cuticle oil or cream into and around the sides of the nails. A cream formulated with protein is particularly helpful for ragged cuticles. Containing white iodine, creams purport to strengthen weak nails and keep cuticles soft as well. There are also a number of treatment polishes for Women Set For Confab At a recent meeting of Ladies Auxiliary to Anaheim racks 1235 Veterans of War I, the following members were elected as delegates: Department of California Citation of the Veterans of War I to be held in San July 11-14: Leviney Comstock, head gate, Mamie Loescher, Weatherman, Lorraine Yate, Ella Volz, all of Anaheim. Irene Gittins, who is the liary past president and the ing department sr. vice-dent was endorsed by the bership for the office of pref of the Department of Calif. All Veterans of World Were urged to attend this cation as vital matters of in to all will be on the agenda. For further information call 537-0106 or LA 2-3721. Betty Baker In New Post The promotion of Mrs. Betty Baker to assistant manager Anaheim branch has been announced by Security First National Bank. In her new post she be in charge of staff and operations. A resident of Anaheim, Baker has been affiliated with curity Bank since 1948. Prior her recent appointment Ideal bridal hands — delicate and petal-smooth — are not achieved with an occasional dab of cream. They emerge only after some constant and special coaxing. The procedure follows: Care of Nails. Manicure every fifth day, instead of weekly. Each night massage cuticle oil or cream into and around the sides of the nails. A cream formulated with protein is particularly helpful for ragged cuticles. Containing white iodine, creams purport to strengthen weak nails and keep cuticles soft as well. There are also a number of treatment polishes for bolstering fragile nails. Hand Care. When feasible apply hand lotion or cream after washing. At bathtime lotion the entire length of the arms. Once weekly soak the hands in warmed skin oil for ten minutes; rinse, dry and bleach stains with lemon juice. Hand Make-Up. On the day of days, elect to wear a pale, silvered polish. Some enamels bear a silver note. The patina is also supplied by a silvery luster topcoat. For a velvety hand complexion, stroke on a smudge-proof, foundation lotion. Made for the purpose, it is tinted to lend the skin bloom —bridal bloom. New Officers Named By Junior Ebells The Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim elected new officers for 1962-63 at a recent meeting. Elected were: Mrs. James Sides, president; Mrs. Donald Smith, first vice-president; Mrs. Edward Strickler, second vice-president; Mrs. L. M. Dunn, third vice-president; Mrs. Ralph Neff, recording secretary; Mrs. John Malnar, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Edward Strand, treasurer; Ms. James Whieldon, curator; Mrs. W. E. Martin, membership; Mrs. E. A. Suratt, dean; Mrs. Robert Webb, ways and means; Mrs. Jack Sappington, press and publicity; Mrs. Jack Louis, social service; Mrs. Ralph Dix, hospitality. The membership voted to contribute five dollars to the Porterville Junior Women's Club to aid in sending the Porterville High School Panther Band and Madrigal Singers to Seattle to represent the State of California at the World's Fair. It was decided to give $100 toward buying books for the Albert Sitton Home children's library. The Club voted to give $25 in memory of Mr. Joe R. Thompson to the St. Michaels Memorial Fund. Class to Make Hats at Park Tired of that old looking hat? Well, if you are, the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department is offering classes designed for those ladies who would like to learn how to make hats. The six-week course, which will start July 1, will give you the chance to pep up your wardrobe, and also add a new touch with a creation of your own. You'll be given the opportunity to make your summer hats in straw, velvet or felt. The classes will be held once a week, with classes being given from 8:30 to 12:30. Mission Viejo Project Begun First step in the large scale development of the more than 530,000 acre Rancho Mission Viejo in Orange County has been undertaken by owners Richard O'Neill, Mrs. Alice O'Neill Avail and the Citizens National Bank trustee for the estate of Jeroen O'Neill. Receive Study Grant Donald R. Booth, 1302 Merona Place, Anaheim, assistant professor of economics at Chapman College, has been awarded a $5400 Danforth Foundation Teacher Study Grant for 1962. RELAX IN COMFORT with OTC supports TRUSSES - ABDOMINAL BELTS ELASTIC HOSIERY ANAHEIM SURGICAL SUPPORTS 124 E. Lincoln KE 5-7508 TOO HEAVY? Make that obesity support Doc prescribed on OTC support Anaheim Surgical Supports 124 E. Lincoln KE 5-7508 Oral Vaccine Polio immunization by Sabin oral vaccine on a mass basis will have been made available to everyone in California by the end of this year under state and county medical society leadership, it was reported by the Council of the California Medical Association. Clip and Mail This Coupon To Start Your Thursday Delivery Of The ANAHEIM GAZETTE ONLY 25¢ PER MONTH NAME ADDRESS The Anaheim Gazette 259 E. Center Phone PR 2-1800 Project Begun First step in the large scale development of the more than 530,000 acre Rancho Mission Vista jo in Orange County has been undertaken by owners Richard O'Neill, Mrs. Alice O'Neill Ave. and the Citizens National Bank trustee for the estate of Jeroen O'Neill. Retained to prepare a mass plan for the project is Koebig Koegbig, Inc., prominent Los Angeles engineering and architectural firm. The property is located just north of San Juan Cistrano and east of US Highway 101. Births Garden Park General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. William Gline 55 Anna Dr., a boy, June 21. Mr. and Mrs. David Jones 2672 Stanley Ave., a girl, June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Rodriguez, 10442 Poona Dr., a girl, June 14. Mr. and Mrs. Julien Melter drez, 1913 Sloop Ave., a boy, June 15. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Headlee 9851 Cerritos, a girl, June 23. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Exley, 165 Brande Ave., a girl, June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Leon LaVoix, 501 Danbrook St., a boy, June 25. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parillo 2910 W. Ravenswood Dr., a boy, June 26. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Steadman 1655 W. Pampas Lane, a boy, June 26. —Who pays for advertising? Nobody. It pays for itself. Women Set For Confab At a recent meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to Anaheim Barracks 1235 Veterans of World War I, the following members were elected as delegates to the Department of California Convention of the Veterans of World War I to be held in San Diego July 11-14: Leviney Comstock, head delegate, Mamie Loescher, Edna Beatherman, Lorraine Yates and La Volz, all of Anaheim. Mrene Gittins, who is the Auxiliary past president and the acting departmentsr. vice-president was endorsed by the Membrane for the office of president of the Department of California. All Veterans of World War I are urged to attend this convene as vital matters of interest all will be on the agenda. For further information please call 537-0106 or LA 2-3721. RUMMAGE SALE — Mrs. Mary Thompson (left) President of Anaheim Volunteer Bureau, and Mrs. Everett Gillespie, vice-president, show off their poster making to publicize the Bureau's rummage sale Friday and Saturday, July 7, at 129 N. Los Angeles from 9:30 a.m. to p.m. Additional rummage donations will be prepaid. For particulars call PR 2-8551. Betty Baker in New Post The promotion of Mrs. Betty L. Baker to assistant manager of its Anaheim branch has been announced by Security First Nation Bank. In her new post she will in charge of staff and operations. A resident of Anaheim, Mrs. Baker has been affiliated with Security Bank since 1948. Prior to recent appointment, she Delicate Trim For Little Gals A delicate trim looks so pretty, on a little girl's dress, that it's worth extra time and effort required to make it. I think that today we tend to go overboard on the coverall and tee shirt garb. Q. I'm so tired of seeing my little girl in pants that I've decided to make her some pretty dresses. I saw one in a store that had a ribbon trim that was adorable. It was made of two-faced ribbon and it was shirred in a way that gave a scallop effect. meeting at Hansen School on Knott and Ball Rds. Wednesday night at 7:30. Residents living west of Beach darts, tucks or shirring at the back neckline before you finish it. If there is a large bulge, rip the shoulder and underarm seams, and raise the back shoulder seam to smooth out the bulge. Then refit the shoulder seam, using darts on the back shoulder seam if necessary. Also refit the underarm seams, the back neckline and the armhole line. New Instructor Of Internal Reveal The appointment of Mrs. G. Glover as an Instructor Mathematics at Chapman was announced today. She join the Chapman faculty tenber. OCPA Women H Former Presidents The Women's Auxiliary Orange County Pharmacy Association held its monthly meeting at the house Mrs. G. H. Peirsol in honor of the past presidents, Mmes. Wright, Fred Adams, F. Schuler and C. V. Turner. The election of officers for forthcoming year was held The promotion of Mrs. Betty L. Baker to assistant manager of its Aeheim branch has been announced by Security First Nation Bank. In her new post she will be in charge of staff and operations. A resident of Anaheim, Mrs. Baker has been affiliated with Security Bank since 1948. Prior to recent appointment, she served as supervisor of the local branch. A resident of Anaheim, Mrs. Baker has been affiliated with Security Bank since 1948. Prior to recent appointment, she served as supervisor of the local branch. Born in Iowa, she attendedonces Shimer Jr. College, Mt. Monon, Ill. She has been living in california for 20 years. Mrs. Baker and her husband Rovert V., reside at 1025 Lincoln Avenue. Junior Ebells Slate Children's Art Class The Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim will be conducting Children's Art Classes this summer. Course will be titled, "Creation Contemporary Art", and will held from July 9 to 25. They will be held twice a week for weeks, every Monday and Tuesday. Ages 5-8 will attend 9 to 10 a.m. and ages 9-12 10:30 to 12. Classes will be at Clara Barton Col., 1926 W. Clearbrook Lane (Nutwood). The cost is $5.00 the teacher is Mrs. Thomas Ryan. For registration please Mrs. Robert Chapman, chair PR 2-4423. Pension Viejo Project Begun Step in the large scale equipment of the more than 50 acre Rancho Mission Viejo Orange County has been taken by owners Richard J. Elliott, Mrs. Alice O'Neill Avery the Citizens National Bank, for the estate of Jerome Hill. Your skirts may be short for daytime this year, but for formal wear they should be long, slim and sophisticated. More and more long dresses are seen at balls, proms, and dressy parties. You'll be happy to know, with the increased demand for long dresses, that designers have finally come up with some exciting, elegant ones worth extra time and effort required to make it. I think that today we tend to go overboard on the coverall and tee shirt garb. Q. I'm so tired of seeing my little girl in pants that I've decided to make her some pretty dresses. I saw one in a store that had a ribbon trim that was adorable. It was made of two-faced ribbon and it was shirred in a way that gave a scallop effect. I tried a row of shirring down the middle, but it didn't look right. Will you please tell me how to make it? — Mrs. R. C. B. A. I believe you have in mind the sigzag scallop . . . and pretty it is! Mark one edge of the ribbon at evenly-spaced intervals along the length of the ribbon. Then mark the other edge so that each mark is opposite the halfway point between the first markings. (See top illustration.) Start stitching, with the longest machine stitch, from the first dot, connecting the dots by alternating from one side to the other in a zigsag design, as shown in the bottom illustration. After you've completed the stitching, tie the thread ends together at one end and pull the bobbin thread at the other. The scallops will be formed as you ease the gathering thread. Then, just slip stitch it to the dress. Q. I am very round - shouldered and the necklines of my dresses always bulge in the back. How can I fix them? — Miss T. M. A. If the bulge isn't too great, Residents living west of Beach darts, tucks or shirring at the back neckline before you finish it. If there is a large bulge, rip the shoulder and underarm seams, and raise the back shoulder seam to smooth out the bulge. Then refit the shoulder seam, using darts on the back shoulder seam if necessary. Also refit the underarm seams, the back neckline and the armhole line. Q. When making a dress, is it better to fold the dress in between sewing sessions or should I hang it up. Friends of mine who sew have given me both answers. — Miss J. C. A. It's much better to keep the dress on a hanger. This will give the bias sections of the dress a chance to fall or sag into their natural shapes and will prevent wrinkles. Miss Scott is always glad to hear from her readers, and whenever possible will use their questions in her column, but because of the great volume of mail received daily, she cannot answer individual letters. Patricia Scott has prepared a booklet, HOW TO ALTER YOUR DRESS PATTERNS which gives complete instructions for altering so that finished garments will fit perfectly. For your copy of this guide to correct fitting, write to Patricia Scott in care of this newspaper enclosing a long self-addressed, stamped envelope and 25 cents in coin to cover costs of printing and handling. Long Look Is For Evenings Evening dress, try one long and slim. If you're conservative it can be black like the one sketched. Silk damask lined in bright silk with a long slit to help you walk gracefully is one choice. Stamp To Mark Project Begun and step in the large scale development of the more than 100 acre Rancho Mission Viejo Orange County has been taken by owners Richard J. Hall, Mrs. Alice O'Neill Avery, the Citizens National Bank, one for the estate of Jerome Hill. tained to prepare a master for the project is Koebig & Coig, Inc., prominent Los An-engineering and architect-firm. The property is located north of San Juan Capo-o and east of US Highway 49. Arths ... en Park General Hospital and Mrs. William Glines, aa Dr., a boy, June 21. and Mrs. David Jones, Stanley Ave., a girl, June 14. and Mrs. Theodore Rodri0442 Poona Dr., a girl, 11. and Mrs. Julien Melen913 Sloop Ave., a boy, 11. and Mrs. Ray Headlee, arritos, a girl, June 23. and Mrs. Jack Exley, 1657 Ave., a girl, June 24. and Mrs. Leon LaVoix, 501 St., a boy, June 25. and Mrs. Joseph Parillo, Ravenswood Dr., a boy, June 25. and Mrs. Neil Steadman, Pampas Lane, a boy, June 25. pays for advertising? It pays for itself. Your skirts may be short for daytime this year, but for formal wear they should be long, slim and sophisticated. More and more long dresses are seen at balls, proms, and dressy parties. You'll be happy to know, with the increased demand for long dresses, that designers have finally come up with some exciting, elegant ones at reasonable prices. When you select yours, be sure it will last for several seasons. Take into consideration fabric, color, and shape. There are certain fabrics restricted to summer wear only so, from a practical point of view, I suggest staying away from them. They include silk organza, dotted swiss, cotton eyelet, organdy, pique, and linen. Instead, look for fabrics that can be worn all year. These include silk damask, silk gros de Londres, matelasse brocades (with no glittery threads), silk or cotton ottoman, silk chiffon, and crepe. Colors like pale pink, blue, or yellow, traditionally associated with summer, can easily be worn year round if they are in the correct fabric. I prefer a tone darker than pastel, however. Siamese pink, bright blue, or lemon yellow look right any season. Black is stunning in silk ottoman; so is orange in a matelasse brocade. Shape built into the dress is also an important trend in evening wear. If the skirt is dome-shaped, a stiff under lining makes it so, rather than a separate peticoat. If it is a narrow dirndl, silk organza helps it fall just right. Slim dresses, lined in China silk, help show the body to greatest advantage. Inner construction is vital. For those of you who have been afraid of selecting a "too young" evening dress, try one long and slim. If you're conservative it can be black like the one sketched. Silk damask lined in bright silk with a long slit to help you walk gracefully is one choice. Stamp To Mark 100th Anniversary To mark the one hundredth anniversary of the founding of the Internal Revenue Service, the federal government will issue the first commemorative documentary revenue stamp in its history this July. The commemorative stamp has a 10¢ value and replaces the previous stamp of the same denomination used on bonds, deeds, debentures and other legal documents. Some 34 million documentary stamps were issued in 1961 and raised nearly $150 million in revenue. These stamps cannot be used for mailing purposes. CC Profs To Be In Science Book Two members of the Chapman College faculty have been selected for listing in the 1962 edition of "American Men of Science." Included in the Social and Behavioral Scientists section of the volume will be Donald R. Booth, assistant professor of economics and business administration, and Dr. B. J. Oliver Jr., professor of sociology and psychology. WOMEN 6—ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, July 8, 1962 Savanna High Honor Roll Named for Last Quarter Savanna High School, in Anaheim, has announced its honor roll for the final school quarter. Fifty-four students in the 10th and 11th grade made 3.5 or better and seven students had straight As or 4.0 grades in the fourth quarter. Sixteen juniors and 38 sophomores reached the honor group. The Savanna Rebels junior class has now assumed senior status and as a result Savanna High is a full fledged high school. Students are vacationing until Sept. 11 when the 1962-1963 school year begins. The junior honor roll includes: Straight As: — 4.0; Jean Clark, Tim Rodgers; 3.8—Helen Riley, Jane Summers; 3.6—Denise Amato, Mary Sallows, Vicki Sletta, John Van Hise, Pam Walker; 3.5-Diane Andrews, Jim Ball, Jim Canary, Sue Clarke, Bill Lange, Anita Percifield, Gerald Turk. The sophomore honor roll includes: Straight A's. 4.0 — Gary Fick, Doug Ford, Barbara Leno, Jim Poirier, Mary Reynolds; 3.9—Lesley Colman, Robert Juergens, Sue Tamura; 3.8—Charlene Anderson, Steve Fitch, Jaceline Guilick, Larry Hall, Carol Johnson, Richard Juergens, Vicki Nozero, Susan Oakley, Marilyn Reed; 3.6—Andy Currie, Patt Duke, Barbara Flagg, Harold Glass, Patl Jump, Larry Wentink; 3.5-Ralph Appell, Joyce Black, Bill Brackney, Karen Chesser, Deana Cunningham, Larry Destro, Harvey Fein, Iler Ganz, Ilona Ing, Dave Misity, Martha Nemeth, Stan Newton, Charles Nowell, Doreen Quast, George Shepherd. William Dow Is New Agent William G. Dow, 629 W. Vermont. Anaheim has been named as an agent for the Allstate Insurance Companies according to C. P. Hare district sales manager. Dow, who recently completed an intensive professional training course at Allstate's Menlo Park training center, will be assigned to the Allstate location in the Buena Park Sears store. WE RENT Most Everything TRACTORS OCPA Women Honor Former Presidents The Women's Auxiliary of the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association held its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. G. H. Peirsol in honor of the past presidents, Mmes. M. E. Wright, Fred Adams, Frances Schuler and C. V. Turner. The election of officers for the forthcoming year was held. Serving will be: Mmes. Paul Calhoun, resident; Humphrey Murphy, first vice-president; Don Morrian, second vice-president; A. L. Amirez, recording secretary; Collin Monkman, corresponding secretary; J. N. McClellan, treasurer. The sophomore honor roll includes: Straight A’s. 4.0 — Gary Fick, Doug Ford, Barbara Leno, Jim Poirier, Mary Reynolds; 3.9 - Lesley Colman, Robert Juergens, Sue Tamura; 3.8 - Charlene Anderson, Steve Fitch, Jacqeline Gulick, Larry Hall, Carol Johnson, Richard Juergens, Vicki Nozero, Susan Oakley, Marilyn Ross to Retire Dr. M. O. Ross, who will retire in August as president of Butler University, Indianapolis, Ind., has accepted an ad interim appointment as Professor of Economics and Business Administration at Chapman College, if was announced recently. OPEN SATURDAY, JULY 7TH 9 A.M. TO 1 P.M. No need to shop around—save with the leader YOU ALWAYS GET HIGHEST PREVAILING EARNINGS* AT AMERICA'S LARGEST AND ONLY HOME SAVINGS OFFERS YOU ALL THESE OUTSTANDING SAVINGS ADVANTAGES NEW "EXTRA DIVIDEND" PLAN Your account now earns from day funds are received, when they remain to end of quarter. This gives you up to 21 days of extra earnings and could mean extra dividends for you. 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