anaheim-gazette 1962-09-05

The Woman's World SAYS GOODBYE — Tania Verstack of Australia, crowned "Miss International" at the International Beauty Congress just concluded in Long Beach, says goodbye to her beauty consultant, Merle Norman, whose firm was in charge of cosmetics for the big event. Hospital Guild Holds Membership Meeting Mrs. John Richards, newly elected president of the Garden Park Hospital Guild, presided over a general membership meeting held in the conference room of the hospital. American Edge Say The American housewife an everyday edge over world's most beautiful girl Confestants in the InterBeauty Congress, leaving Beach, California, made a mission themselves after Miss Tania Verstak of A crowned "Miss InternBeauty." The average U.S. knows more about the artistry make-up than most beauties from more than 50 tries who competed in the pageant. But the intern lovelies learned a lot about metics on their glamorous in Long Beach. Each contestant, through competition, was made uMerle Norman International metics. Beauty consultants constantly on hand to advise girl on the colors and type make-up that would accent dividal beauty to the uThe tremendous variety of beauty represented, from dusky complexions to the fairest blondes, presented real lenge to the Merle Norman sultants. Merle Norman presented girl with gift of a stunning leather travel case filled with the necessary cosmetics. All girls returned to their r Patty Wright DAY FREE TRIAL SIZE TRY IT FIRST! MERLE NORMAN ALL PURPOSE COLD CREAM Cleanse your way to beauty the Merle Norman Way. This full ten-day supply of soothing, smoothing cream is yours free and awaits you at your MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS 121 N. Los Angeles Annaheim Hospital Guild Holds Membership Meeting Mrs. John Richards, newly elected president of the Garden Park Hospital Guild, presided over a general membership meeting held in the conference room of the hospital. 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In every phase you will SEE AND HEAR the quality that is synonymous with the name ALTEC: the visible and audible reasons which have made ALTEC the world's largest manufacturer of Professional High Fidelity Stereophonic sound equipment. Anaheim Gazette American Women Have Edge Say Contestants The American housewife has an everyday edge over the world's most beautiful girls. Contestants in the International Beauty Congress, leaving Long Beach, California, made the admission themselves after seeing Miss Tania Verstak of Australia crowned "Miss International Beauty." The average U.S. woman shows more about the art of flatting make-up than most of the beauties from more than 50 countries who competed in the beauty pageant. But the international beauties learned a lot about cosmetics on their glamorous whirlwind Long Beach. Each contestant, throughout the competition, was made up with Merle Norman International cosmetics. Beauty consultants were instantly on hand to advise each on the colors and type of makeup that would accent her individual beauty to the utmost. The tremendous variety of beautiful representations, from dusky olive complexions to the fairest of the hands, presented real challenge to the Merle Norman contests. Merle Norman presented each with gift of a stunning white other travel case filled with all necessary cosmetics. All the gifts returned to their native lands, not only with many wonderful gifts, but with a greater beauty knowledge which they can put to future use. Junior Ebells To Hold Party A Roaring 20's party will be held Saturday at the Garden Grove Civic Club, 950 Chapman Ave., beginning at 7 p.m. Reservations may be made by calling Barbara Woodyard, TA 8-2487, or Irene Cook, PR 4-9020. Also on the calendar for September are an Area "C" meeting at Pico-Rivera Sept. 15; a drama meeting Sept. 17; Contract bridge at the clubhouse Sept. 18; and district workshops at Brea Sept. 29. Reservations for the Area "C" meeting may be made with Dolly Smith at 828-6788. Car pools will be arranged. Dolly Smith will also take care of arrangements for the district workshop. The children's choir will again be held this year. The ages will be from first grade up and rehearsals will be held Saturdays. There will be a sign-up sheet at the September meeting. The Contract Bridge Section will be held Sept. 18 with reservations to be made no later than Sept. 15. Beverly Montera, PR 2-1740, is in charge. The Italian News Magazine, Vita, featured Alpha (Mrs. Mel) Salveson, former adult education teacher at Anaheim High School and past Art Association president, in an issue recently forwarded to the United States. Her work has been exhibited in one-man shows in Florence and Rome and will be in Venice, Italy, in September, and Denmark for two one-man shows in October. A teacher for thirty years in Orange County schools, five of them as an art director in County Schools of Orange, three years in Placentia and one year at Anaheim High School, Mrs. Salveson has been teaching mosaics for the past three years in Anaheim and other cities. Mrs. Salveson's work has been shown in several cities in the Orange County area this last year, the current local show being at the Buena Park Library. She has also exhibited in Laguna Beach Art Festival, Orange County Art Association, Seal Beach Artists League, Whittier Art Association, Witchita Exhibit of Decorative Arts, Bowers Museum in Santa Ana, Orange Coast College and numerous one-man shows in Orange County. The Tulare County Art League in Visalia, Calif., will honor her with a one-man show at the opening of its new gallery in November. PROPOSED FACILITY Temple Beth Emet, wharf Cerritos St., west of Euonymus recently by members of Plan Groun New Temple Complexions to the fairest of the minds, presented real challege to the Merle Norman constants. Merle Norman presented each child with gift of a stunning white other travel case filled with all necessary cosmetics. All the als returned to their native **Patty Wright** **Hours Country** Patty Wright, 12, of Anaheim is among 24 teenagers from the foundation for the Junior Blind to recently went on a 60-day trip throughout the United States and Canada. Overseeing 9700 miles, the youngsus made a tour of the White house and met President Keny, took speedboat rides on the Missouri River, attended rodeos, baked Plymouth Rock, visited and an aircraft carrier and added New York City, Niagara Is, the Lincoln Memorial and any other places. **Reception Slated** The Santa Ana Police Officer Wives Club will host a reception for an exhibition of block prints at the Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum in Santa Ana Sept. 9 from 1 to 4 p.m. Refreshments will be served and the public is invited. **SUPPLIES** To people who cannot even sign their names, CARE is now taking the light of learning in its $1.00 educational supplies for children and adults. **Readings To Be Held** Readings for "Seven - Year Itch," The Marguee Theatre's next production, will be held at the home of Roy Peterson, director, 1227 Raymar, Santa Ana, Sept. 11 at 8 p.m. The three-act comedy calls for five men and five women and rehearsals will be held three times a week. The play is slated for the second and third weekend in October. **REFUGEES** Many refugee children, the citizens of tomorrow, are learning to read and write now through $1.00 CARE literacy kits. **Plan Ground** **New Temple** Model of the new Temple Emet buildings was unvethe annual installation of the dance held recently at the er house Hotel. Model, b scale under the direction Temple's architect, Leroy depicts the sanctuary b and fellowship hall, as w the administration and b buildings. Sanctuary, in a ance with tradition, will East. Landscaping of the five site, located at Cerritos, w Euclid, in Anaheim, is in k with the surrounding resideneighborhood. A spacious parking lot is indicated. B Above is a complete Altec stereo system co- "Avalon" two-way Speaker Systems flanking taining Altec's new 708A "ASTRO" AM FM bined with two Altec 854A cabinets housing ord player and tape deck and the wonderfu yours through Altec's "true-sound-of-music" *Typical of the fine furniture available at our store. KEystone 3-439 Society - Clubs - Churches TELEPHONE PR 2-1800 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Wednesday September 6, 1962 ANAHEIM GAZETTE—3 PROPOSED FACILITY — Model of the new Temple Beth Emet, which will be located on Cerritos St., west of Euclid Ave., was unveiled recently by members of the building committee. Groundbreaking ceremonies will be scheduled soon by the membership of the Temple. Organization currently makes its headquarters at 400-N. Emily St., Anaheim. Plan Groundbreaking For New Temple Beth Emet Site Model of the new Temple Beth committee under the direction of Plan Groundbreaking For New Temple Beth Emet Site Model of the new Temple Beth Emet buildings was unveiled at the annual installation dinner held recently at the Chartr house Hotel. Model, built to scale under the direction of the temple's architect, Leroy Rose, depicts the sanctuary building and fellowship hall, as well as the administration and school buildings. Sanctuary, in accordance with tradition, will face east. Landscaping of the five acres located at Cerritos, west of Euclid, in Anaheim, is in keeping with the surrounding residential neighborhood. A spacious rear parking lot is indicated. Building committee, under the chairmanship of Murray Sporn and Leonard Garber, is presently reviewing the detailed plans for the struc-ture, and at a meeting this month will set the impending ground-breaking date. Temple Beth Emet, the largest conservative Jewish congregation in Orange County, was organized six years ago and presently consists of over three hundred and fifty member families. Temple is a center for a full program of religious, cultural, and fellowship activities for the area. MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 W. LINCOLN • ANAHEIM, CALIF. tereo system consisting of either two "Carmel" or systems flanking a *custom-matching cabinet conSTRO" AM FM Stereo, Tuner-Amplifier, or comabinets housing 605A Duplex Speakers; add a recd the wonderful world of home entertainment is ound-of-music" components. complete stock of pre-recorded tapes on hand 1083 No. Harbor Anaheim, Calif. 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