anaheim-gazette 1962-09-19

The Woman's World GOSPEL SINGERS — The Songfellows Quartet demonstrate their enthusiasm at the recent Buena Park Singspiration held at the Retail Clerks Auditorium. From left are: Roger Bankson, Bobby Jones, Bob Jones, Sr. and Kenna Martin. The group is one of twenty featured during the annual three-day event. St. Michael's Festival Heads Fall Activities A fall festival heads the list of activities for the coming season at St. Michael's Episcopal Church at 311 W. South St. Scheduled for Oct. 6 from 10am to 4pm. Serving on the committee are Helen Geisert, Margaret Smith, Lois McCrystal, Mrs. Saville, Susan Guild, Lucy Rasmus, Bruce Rogers, Greg Richards, Don Mead. Church School classes are now in session and includes classes through the 12th grade and for adults at 8:45 and 10 a.m. and through the sixth grade at 11:15 a.m. The theme for this year is the development of the Episcopal Church. A new award system for children from first grade through high school will be initiated this year. Special achievements in the fields of memorization, religious knowledge, Christianity... St. Michael's Festival Heads Fall Activities A fall festival heads the list of activities for the coming season at St. Michael's Episcopal Church at 311 W. South St. Scheduled for Oct. 6 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., the festival is under the chairmanship of E. Browzowsky assisted by E. Cunha. In the plans are a number of game booths, food tooths and gift booths, a haunted room, fortune teller and boy scout display. Serving on the committee are Helen Geisert, Margaret Smith, Lois McCrystal, Mrs. Saville, Susan Guild, Lucy Rasmus, Bruce Rogers, Greg Richards, Don Markowitz, Don Geistert, Dorothy Shirley, Jack Paris, Buffie Ireland, Jack Paris, Betty Stromquist, Mary Ellen Kilborne, Nancy King, Dorothy Fassel, Corrine Deveral and Connie Helps. Church School classes are now in session and includes classes through the 12th grade and for adults at 8:45 and 10 a.m. and through the sixth grade at 11:15 a.m. The theme for this year is the development of the Episcopal Church. A new award system for children from first grade through high school will be initiated this year. Special achievements in the fields of memorization, religious knowledge, Christian service and regular attendance will be recognized. The boy scouts of Troop 12 are back on their fall schedule with plans for a camping trip to Barton Flats and a trip to San Diego Zoo. The scouts will be selling hot dogs at the festival. B'nai B'rith Women To Meet Sept. 26 Covenant Chapter B'nai B'rith Women will hold its next regular meeting Sept. 26 at 8 p.m. at Temple Beth Emet, 400 N. Emily St., Anaheim, announces Mrs. Jay Wise, president. Mrs. Murray Balmages, charter president of the Chapter and currently serving as president of Harbor Council of B'nai B'rith will present an interesting and informative meeting which will answer everyone's questions regarding "What is B'nai B'rith?" Anaheim Man Area's RC Blood Red Cross officials announced today that Roy Wade of Anaheim is the new coordinator of the Orange County Emergency blood delivery service. Wade assumed the volunteer position this week for the Los Angeles-Orange Counties Regional Blood Center. Former coordinator, Mrs. John F. Anthony of Costa Mesa, turned direction of the depot over to Wade after serving 18 months as supervisor. Coordinator is in charge of the blood depot which distributes free blood and its derivatives as need- COUNTY-WIDE COORDINATOR — Holding a Red Cross certificate of appreciation for her devoted work as head of the Orange County Emergency Blood Depot is Mrs. John F. Anthony of Costa Mesa. The coordinator, having served term of 18 months, is turning over the responsibilities to Roy Wade of Anaheim. Blood depot is open 24 hours each and every day for calls from any of the 21 county hospitals. It is located at the Southern Orange County Red Cross office, and is staffed by volunteers from the four county Red Cross chapters. Evangelical United Brethren Church 800 S. Leimon • KE 5-4654 Anaheim 9:30—Sunday School 6 p.m.—Worship 10:50—Service 7 p.m.—Worship ST. BONIFACE CATHOLIC CHURCH 505 W. Center • KE 5-2442 Anaheim 7:00 a.m.—9:00 a.m.—11:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m.—10:00 a.m.—12:00 FATHER PETERSON BAPTIST FIRST CHURCH 701 W. Broadway PR 4-4444 Anaheim ZION LUTHERAN 118 N. Emily • Anaheim Rev. Mat FREE METHODIS 225 W. Brod KE 5-82 Anaheim GRACE LUTHERAN 700 W. So KE 5-50 Anaheim Anaheim Gazette Trident PTA Sets Fall Activities The first board meeting of the Trident Junior High PTA was held at the home of the president, Mrs. William Harrison. Executive board members attending were: Mrs. Waler Bartram, first vice; Mrs. Richard Mendez, second vice; Mrs. Charles Balun, third vice; Mrs. Robert Halstead, recording secretary; Mrs. Russel Eckenboy, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Orvin Commbe, parliamentarium. School representative was Clayton D. Wardell, principal of Trident Junior High. Ratified at the meeting were the following chairman; Verne Defore, safety and juvenile; Mrs. John Gerstkemper, health and welfare; Mrs. Verne Defore, inspirational; Mrs. John R. Morgan, music; Mrs. Jeff A. Hernandez, hospitality; Mrs. Dick van Roggen, co-chairman hospitality; Mrs. Harry Tucker, Jr., magazines; Mrs. George A. Prokop, civil defense; Mrs. T. C. Mahal, special education; Mrs. Oscar Isen, legislature; Mrs. Robert Blackater, recreation; Mr. Charles Rutledge, arts and posters; Mrs. Raymond Oakden, inside publicity; and Mrs. Joseph Reinhardt, outside publicity. Ways and means committee December and January at Trident Junior High. All secondary schools in Orange County will be holding their clinic at the same time. Elementary schools will not be holding clinics and parents and children are requested to attend the high or junior high school closest to their school for vaccination. Anyone interested in volunteering their services for the clinic at Trident are asked to call Prospect 6-0428. The next board meeting will be held October 4 at 12 noon. OCPA Slates First Meeting Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association will convene Sept. 19 for the first meeting of the new club term at the Jolly Roger in Anaheim. The social hour is 11:30 and luncheon at 12. Hostesses will be Mrs. George Buell of Anaheim and Mrs. Robert Grow of Garden Grove. Those assuming office for the new year are Mmes. Paul Calhoun, president for second term; Humphrey Murphy, Newport One hundred and seventy four buffet luncheons were served at the Back To School Teachers Luncheon held at Magnolia High School recently. Co-sponsoring the affair were the Magnolia High School PTA and the Magnolia High School Booster Club. Attending were Principal of Loara High School, O. G. Thomasson, his teachers and staff, and Richard Ryan with his teachers and staff plus members of the Magnolia High School PTA whose president is Mrs. George P. Karcher, and the Booster Club whose president is Lloyd Wright. The Booster Club and PTA were publicly thanked at the luncheon by O. G. Thomasson, whose staff had postponed a luncheon at Knott's Berry Farm to attend the one held at Magnolia High School, and Richard Ryan, principal. Future events slated by the Magnolia High School PTA are on a Football Varsity game against Crescent Valley to be held at 8 p.m. Sept. 21 with the PTA members in charge of the concession booths. And Magnolia will play Dominguez at La Palma Stadium Sept. 29 after which a dance will be held at Magnolia High School Gym sponsored by the GAA and chaperoned by PTA members. Garden Grove; Robert Crow, Garden Grove and George Buell School classes are now and includes classes in 12th grade and for 4:45 and 10 a.m. and sixth grade at 11:15 theme for this year is element of the Episcopal new award system for first grade through will be initiated this real achievements in the memorization, religious Christian service and attendance will be recruits of Troop 12 are their fall schedule with camping trip to Barton trip to San Diego Zoo will be selling hot dogs val. With Women Sept. 26 Chapter B'nai B'rith holds its next regular sept. 26 at 8 p.m. at Emet, 400 N. Emily announces Mrs. Jay Dent. Ray Balmages, chart of the Chapter and serving as president of council of B'nai B'rith an interesting and interesting which will answer questions regarding B'nai B'rith?" Heim Man Will Direct's RC Blood Depot Officials announced Roy Wade of Anaheim coordinator of the Orgy Emergency blood service.umed the volunteer week for the Los Angeles County Regionaler. Former coordinator John F. Anthony of Cosmere direction of the Heim Wade after serving supervisor. or is in charge of the which distributes free derivatives as need Large Crowd Expected for First Women’s Traffic Safety Seminar More than 100 Orange County women are expected to attend the safety seminar at the Huntington Beach Country Club between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday, Sept. 24 General Chairman Nancye C. Gautier, of the host Huntington Beach Safety Council, based the attendance estimate on "early, enthusiastic response". She also listed names of safety experts who will be on hand as resource people for the seminar, including: Captain Floyd Winchell, Anaheim, Highway Patrol Commander for the Orange County area; John C. Hall, western district director for the National Safety Council, Earl F. Campbell, Rosary Institute Holds Potluck Meet Past presidents of Our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109, held a meeting in the home of Mrs. Charles Revel, 1533 E. Elm St., with Mrs. Ray Hudson as co-hostess. A potluck dinner was enjoyed in the patio of the Revell home. Initiated into the past presidents’ club of the Institute was Junior Past President Mrs. David Prichard. Bride, Mrs. Victory Peltzer, Mrs. Walter Reed, Mrs. Louis Benner, Mrs. Wm. Jolissaint, Mrs. Don Dailey, Mrs. Opal Rimpau, and Mrs. Don Redman of Anchorage, Alaska who is here visiting her mother and Mrs. Alice Cellens and family. WWI Barracks 1235 Sets Potluck Dinner summed the volunteer week for the Los Angeles County Regional Dr. Former coordinator John F. Anthony of Cosmere direction of the to Wade after serving as supervisor. or is in charge of the which distributes free derivatives as need Orange County hospital-the-clock 7-day aion. of the Red Cross for 30 years, Wade is a re-read official and has range County for the years. He and his wife, living at 218 S. Prim have four married Mrs. Anthony, associated with the Southern Orange County Red Cross chapter for three years, was named chairman of the service center when it was originated here in March of 1961. In addition to overseeing the emergency blood program, she has been motor service chairman in the chapter. Mrs. Anthony has been averaging 150 volunteer hours a month as chairman in both services. Certificate A certificate of appreciation was given to Mrs. Anthony by Dan Houghton, chairman of the Los Angeles-Orange County Regional Blood Center. Houghton, who is also president of Lockheed Aircraft, said Mrs. Anthony has been an outstanding chairman. Past presidents of Our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109, held a meeting in the home of Mrs. Charles Revell, 1533 E. Elm St., with Mrs. Ray Hudson as co-hostess. A potluck dinner was enjoyed in the patio of the Revell home. Initiated into the past presidents' club of the Institute was Junior Past President Mrs. David Prichard. Past Presidents attending besides those mentioned above were Miss Frances Backs, Miss Beryl Kennedy, Miss Olga Peltzer, Mrs. John Kirsch, Mrs. Thomas McCarthy Art To Be Shown Among the distinguished entrants in the art exhibit to be held at Lincoln-Knott Ave. in Buena Park, will be E. H. Deffner of Anaheim. He has recently moved to California from Illinois where he was professor of art at Concordia Teacher College for 20 years, and regularly displayed his art works at the annual Oak Park Art Fair. Numerous artists from surrounding districts are registered to show. The Sidewalk Art Exhibition begins Thursday and continues through Sunday, Sept. 16. The public is invited to attend free of charge. Anyone still wishing to display his works may do so by coming to Lincoln-Knott Aves. and signing in on the days he wishes to be there. The rules are that someone must stay with the paintings. They must set up and take down daily. Pegboards or other props may be used. There are no registration fees or commission. Deffner Art To Be Shown Among the distinguished entrants in the art exhibit to be held at Lincoln-Knott Ave. in Buena Park, will be E. H. Deffner of Anaheim. He has recently moved to California from Illinois where he was professor of art at Concordia Teacher College for 20 years, and regularly displayed his art works at the annual Oak Park Art Fair. Numerous artists from surrounding districts are registered to show. The Sidewalk Art Exhibition begins Thursday and continues through Sunday, Sept. 16. The public is invited to attend free of charge. Anyone still wishing to display his works may do so by coming to Lincoln-Knott Aves. and signing in on the days he wishes to be there. The rules are that someone must stay with the paintings. They must set up and take down daily. Pegboards or other props may be used. There are no registration fees or commission. Deffner Art To Be Shown Among the distinguished entrants in the art exhibit to be held at Lincoln-Knott Ave. in Buena Park, will be E. H. Deffner of Anaheim. He has recently moved to California from Illinois where he was professor of art at Concordia Teacher College for 20 years, and regularly displayed his art works at the annual Oak Park Art Fair. Numerous artists from surrounding districts are registered to show. The Sidewalk Art Exhibition begins Thursday and continues through Sunday, Sept. 16. The public is invited to attend free of charge. Anyone still wishing to display his works may do so by coming to Lincoln-Knott Aves. and signing in on the days he wishes to be there. The rules are that someone must stay with the paintings. They must set up and take down daily. Pegboards or other props may be used. There are no registration fees or commission. WWI Barracks 1235 Sets Potluck Dinner Anaheim Barracks 1235 Veterans of World War I and its auxiliary will hold a pot luck dinner at the Anaheim American Legion Hall, tonight, at 6:30 p.m., to which all Veterans of World War I and their families are invited. Following the dinner there will be a social evening of cards and games which will be open to the public. CHURCH MON LUTHERAN CHURCH 118 N. Emily • KE 5-3483 Anaheim Rev. Mathias REE METHODIST CHURCH 225 W. Broadway KE 5-8237 Anaheim RACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 700 W. South St. KE 5-5020 Anaheim Wednesday, September 19, 1962 ANAHEIM GAZETTE—3 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Society - Clubs - Churches TELEPHONE PR 2-1800 Magnolia Holds Luncheon hundred and seventy four munchons were served at To School Teachers held at Magnolia High recently. Co-sponsoring were the Magnolia High PTA and the Magnolia School Booster Club. were Principal of High School, O. G. Thomteachers and staff, and Ryan with his teachers plus members of the High School PTA President is Mrs. George er, and the Booster Club President is Lloyd Wright. Booster Club and PTA publicly thanked at the by O. G. Thomasson, staff had postponed a at Knott's Berry Farm the one held at Magnolia ool, and Richard Ryan, events slated by the High School PTA are on All Varsity game against Valley to be held at 8 p.m. with the PTA members in the concession booths. Magnolia will play Doat La Palma Stadium after which a dance will at Magnolia High School insured by the GAA and led by PTA members. Grove; Robert Crow, Grove and George Buell TWO AGAINST CANCER — A woman's suffering led 9-year-old Barbara Heinecke (right) and Vickie Martin, 11, both of Ana- TWO AGAINST CANCER — A woman’s suffering led 9-year-old Barbara Heinecke (right) and Vickie Martin, 11, both of Anaheim, to stage a miniature “benefit” puppet show donating their proceeds to the American Cancer Society. Their slogan, displayed by Yogie Bear, was “I want to fight cancer.” Damas de Caridad Will Launch New Year with Cocktail Party Damas de Caridad members will launch their fall season Saturday, Sept. 29 with a cocktail party honoring new members. Anticipating the four months of planning which will precede their second annual Bal Masque Feb. 22, the “Ladies of Charity” will combine business with fun during the buy week-end. President Miss Marcelina Arroues and Mrs. Samuel Gendel, first vice president, will greet members and their husbands at the evening social event at the Gendel home. They will be assisted by a committee which includes Mmes. Raymond Thompson, G. Wendell Olson, Jay Reed and Robert Erickson, Ramiro Fernandez, Thomas Lawton and Eugene Mohler. Preceding the cocktail party will be the regular membership meeting at 10 a.m., Friday, Sept. 28 in the staff room of St. Juda Hospital where Miss Arroues will introduce seven new members. This year’s ball committee, under the direction of Mrs. Roger C. Hope, chairman, is already at work on selection of a theme, decorations, mannequins, and florists. Preliminary meetings have been held during the summer following naming of committee members. Announcement of mannequins, selected from the membership, will be in October, prior to a ball committee dinner which will honor the mannequins. Orange District CFWC To Meet With El Camino Real Women Council meeting of the Orange District CFWC will be held Friday, Sept. 14, at the San Clemente Inn, with members of the El Camino Real Woman’s Club acting as hostesses, under the direction of Mrs. C. A. Ramsey, president. Mrs. Grant Hendricks, district president, will open the morning session at ten with invocation by Dr. Clyde B. Boyer, Community Methodist Church, Palisades-Capistrano Beach, followed by a patriotic message from Mrs. Homer DeSadeleer, and song by Mrs. Kenneth Stromquist, Mrs. Robert Bidwell, Jr. will respond to the welcome by the hostess presi bit, will be distributed to the various clubs at this meeting. Lunchon will follow at the Inn. The afternoon session will consist of music presented by Mrs. Stromquist after which the speaker of the day, Mrs. Chester Skalmowski, coordinator of Special Services at Fairview State Hospital, will be presented by Mrs. Bldwell. Following the credentials and amenities reports by Mrs. G. W. Colean and Mrs. O. C. Phillips, the meeting will adjourn. Reservations are being taken by Mrs. C. M. Kountz of La Mirada, Lawrence 1-1307. Barracks 1235 Potluck Dinner Barracks 1235 Vet-World War I and its Auxiliary hold a pot luck dinner in Haheim American Legion night, at 6:30 p.m., to Veterans of World War II families are invited. The dinner there will be all evening of cards and which will be open to the hostesses, under the direction of Mrs. C. A. Ramsey, president. Mrs. Grant Hendricks, district president, will open the morning session at ten with invocation by Dr. Clyde B. Boyer, Community Methodist Church, Palisades-Capistrano Beach, followed by a patriotic message from Mrs. Homer DeSadeleer, and song by Mrs. Kenneth Stromquist, Mrs. Robert Bidwell, Jr. will respond to the welcome by the hostess president. Mrs. O. W. Freek will offer the inspirational thought and Mrs. Arch Balconi will present a report on California history and landmarks. Following the business session, Mrs. G. Hoyt Corbit, dean of chairmen, will present a panel of four district chairmen. The Orange District year book, prepared by Mrs. Oliver Grow, and "The Orange Blossom", district procedure book, prepared by Mrs. Corr. ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 311 W. SOUTH ST., ANAHEIM KE 5-2429 SUNDAY WORSHIP — 7:30 A.M. Holy Communion 8:45 and 10:00 A.M. Morning Prayer (Holy Communion on third Sunday) 11:15 Morning Prayer (Holy Communion on first Sunday) 7:00 P.M. — EVENSONG CHURCH SCHOOL — 12th grade and adults at 8:45 A.M. and 10:00 A.M. 6th grade and under 11:15 A.M. beginning Sept. 16 THURSDAY AT 9:45 P.M. Holy Communion, followed by "THE LAYING ON OF HANDS" Prayer Study group for Spiritual Healing Rev. John K. Saville Rev. V. John Shankland