anaheim-gazette 1962-09-26

The Woman's World FEMININE FASHIONS — Three models show some of the new fall fashions to be shown at the Soroptimist Club fall style show Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Yorba Junior High School in Orange. From left are Sharon Seidler, Jerry Fitzer and Mrs. Lenora Stock. Soroptimist Club is a nation-wide classified service organization for women with an active branch in Anaheim. Tickets for this Friday's show may be obtained by calling KE 2-2551 or KE 2-2561 or may be purchased at the door. Eta Epsilon Hold Candlelight Rites "Gathering of the Jewels" was the theme of a candlelight ceremony held by Eta Epsilon Anaheim chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, at the home of Mrs. Ronald Costello. The formal ceremony was conducted by Miss Virginia Bliss, past president to install two transferees, Mrs. Hazen Davison and Mrs. Walter Singer, and to reaffiliate Mrs. Thomas Frost. Also honored at the event was a pledge, Mrs. Paul Duron. Dinner was then served after the installation ceremony at the home of Mrs. James Fry where members also enjoyed interesting pointers in the art of hat making. Red Cross Sets Baby Care Class "Before the baby comes" — "After the baby arrives" — are some areas to studied in the mother and baby care classes begin this month at the Anaheim Chapter of the American Cross. Expectant mothers will learn what the well-dressed baby must have. Even the fathers will learn to become quick-change arrivers during the course, promised by Eva Carlil, chairman of the Cross nursing services committee. The evening class which began yesterday will be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday for the weeks. Mrs. Gladys Cain will videote the instruction. The more class will be held Mondays Wednesday from 8:30 to 11:30. Xi Eta Eta's Name Chairmen Xi Eta Eta members gathered at the home of their new president, Mrs. Robert Smith for their initial meeting where she introduced her committee chairmen for the ensuing year and they in turn reported on tentative plans which indicate an interesting and productive year. Mrs. Don Henry, program chairman, distributed program books and introduced the cultural program schedule and presented the first thought provoking program — "On Being Alive." Nineteen members and guests attended the S.C.C. "Las Vegas Brunch" at the Lafayette Hotel in Long Beach recently. Art School To Open Registrations are being taken for the fall session at the new Laguna Beach Art School of Art and Design, 370 Broadway, a division of the Laguna Beach Art Association. Information may be obtained by calling HY 4-1520 or by writing to 630 Broadway, Laguna Beach. ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 311 W. SOUTH ST., ANAHEIM KE 5-4654 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—Classes thru 12th grade and adults at 8:45 A.M. and 10:00 A.M. 6th grade at 11:15 A.M. beginning Sept. 16 (Child Care at all Services) THURSDAY AT 9:45 P.M. Holy Communion followed by "THE LAYING ON OF HANDS" for spiritual healing 10:15 Prayer Study group The Rev. John K. Saville, Rector The Rev. V. John Shangland, assistant Anaheim Gazette Rosary Institute 109 Reports Active Our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109 held a dinner in the Odd Fellows' hall, preceding a meeting presided over by Mrs. Bart Pasini, president. Chairman in charge of the dinner was Mrs. John Eiff and her committee, Mrs. Gene Laughlin, Mrs. Mary Chelminiak and Mrs. Wesley Osborn. New members, Mrs. Bernard Mertes, Mrs. George Kolb and Mrs. John Borges were dinner guests, and were also honored at a tea with Mrs. Charles Wetter as chairman assisted by Miss Helen Canton, Mrs. Conrad Steib and Mrs. Anthony Ventriglia. Pouring at the tea table was Miss Mary Jean Lambert and Mrs. Wm. Jolissaint. OSC Begins Formal Rush Announcements have been made by the fraternities and sororities of Orange State College in Fullerton that their formal rush for new members will continue through Oct. 8. Officiating over the rush program will be student officers from each organization. Greek-letter clubs and officers are as follows Dela Chi Delta — Barbara Harris president: Carolyn Mrs. Steve Kish, chairman of the Treasure Chest, which will be raffled later in the year, announced members wishing to donate linens for the chest may contact her. Mrs. Ralph Pennelli, chairman of the benefit fashion show to be held Nov. 10, announced that proceeds will be donated to the new St. Boniface Church now under construction. It will be held at the ning at 8 p.m. in the American Legion Hall, 936 No. Lemon St., is open to the public. Chairman is Mrs. Anthony Lipsky, 530-3319. Anaheim Bowl. Members wishing to make articles for prizes are to contact Mrs. Pennelli, PR 4-8680. Proceeds from the Rummage Sale recently held will be used for City and County welfare projects. The report on the rehabilitation and christian education of girls at Juvenile Hall in which members of Anaheim YLI participate, was made by Mrs. Wm. Jolissaint. Miss Rose Mouch, former County nurse is chairman of the project, and volunteers who can assist may contact her. Mrs. Floyd Raberding Legion of Decency Chairman announced satisfactory progress is being made as to better pictures that are being shown as well as literature the news stands. Mrs. Jerome McKenna, man of the Cord Rosary Committee, has requested that merchant making cord rosaries that are on display at the Statler-Hotel Sunday, Oct. 7, bring to her not later than Oct. 5. The benefit Duplicate game held every Thursday The annual Mass at 9 a.m. Vibiana's Cathedral, Los An Mothers Fall Rum The Mother’s Guild of South High School 1952 West La Paz Anaheim, announced their for the coming year at the meeting. Mrs. Do Schantz, ways and means man, reported that preparations were being made for a rum sale on Oct. 15 through October also a fashion show on Dec. a spaghetti dinner on March. Guild President Mrs. He Grugel, introduced the modern the Very Reverend Philip Grimis O.S.M. and her office and chairmen: Mrs. Eugene Ier; vice president; Mrs. Ed Willard, recording secret Announcements have been made by the fraternities and sororites of Orange State College in Fullerton that their formal rush for new members will continue through Oct. 8. Officiating over the rush program will be student officers from each organization. Greek letter clubs and officers are as follows Dela Chi Delta — Barbara Harris president; Carolyn Nicolson vice president; Eileen Easterly, secretary; Adrienne Durel, treasurer. Zeta Phi Lambda — Gay Omberg, president; Anita Ray, vice-president; Diane Woods, recording secretary; Susan Bolsford, corresponding secretary; Tammy Pruett, treasurer. Sigma Phi Omega — Fred Arevalos, president; Robby Blayden, vice-president; Don Black, secretary; Tom Williamson treasurer; Terry Hermann, vice-president; Doug Dyer, secretary; Bill Selman, treasurer; John Brettman, recorder. British Women Set Anaheim Meeting Women of British birth, ancestry, wives of Britishers, are cordially invited to the meeting of the Sunningdale Chapter, Daughters of the British Empire in California, at the home of Mrs. Paula Di Palma, 310 E. Katella, Anaheim, Thursday, Sept. 27 at 1 p.m. After the business meeting colored slides of the International Peace Garden North Dakota Manitoba to which the organization subscribes will be shown by Mrs. Fulton G. Chapple organizing secretary for the state. Tea will be served by Mrs. Di Palma. Health Group Names Officers Orang County community leaders elected to serve on the board of directors of the Orange County Association for Mental Health at their annual meeting are: Mrs. Harold Boyvey, Balboa; Mrs. Norbert Schalk, Ana- CD Women Set Fall Confab A three-day California women's civil defense conference will be held next month at the Charterhouse Hotel in Anaheim, it was announced today by Allan K. Jonas, director of the California Disaster Office. Oct. 5 through 7, more than 400 women representing key educational and civic organizations in the state, will attend this second annual CD conference to learn new developments in survival planning. The meeting opens Friday evening, Oct. 5, with a briefing on emergency medical resources presented by members of the Disaster Office medical and health division. On Saturday, Oct. 6, the general session will include a speech by Major Ford Dawson and Capt. Floyd Jack, U. S Air Force, Donald M. Hart, State Board of Education member; George D. McCarthy, and State and local. A special report of national CD legislation will be presented at the evening banquet by Rep. Chet Holifield (D-Calif.). At the breakfast session on Sunday, Oct. 7, Richard F. Gordon, Director, Disaster Services of the American National Red Cross (Pacific Area), will describe "Human Reactions in National Disasters." The concluding session on Sunday will feature Dr. Charles F. Richter, professor of seismology, California Institute of Technology who will speak on "Earthquake Risks in California." Speakers scheduled from the educational field are Mrs. George Elliot, CD chairman for the California Congress of Parents and Teachers; Mmes. Jean Fuller and Grace Bell, Civil Defense Training Center, DOD, Alameda; and William Hamilton, State Department of Education Consultant. Guild President Mrs. Hugh Grugel introduced the moderator the Very Reverend Philip Grimis O.S.M. and her officiant Mrs. Eugene Jerome; vice president; Mrs. Ed Willard, recording secretary; Mrs. William Phi treasurer. The chairmen Mrs. William Sphen, chapel; Stuart Boyd, library; Mrs. Las Schantz, ways and men Mr., George Sanford, menship; Mrs. Lewis Cousins, property-historian; Mrs. Tony hospitality; Mrs. George Farre receptionist; Mrs. Lawrence son, cafeteria; Mrs. Stephen Ford, telephone; Mrs. Adolph toletti, amenities; Mrs. R McKellogg, student social; Edwin Whitehill, volunteer ordinator; Mrs. John Busch bulletin. Mrs. Tona Pena of Anaheim hospitality chairman, reported that a newcomers Tea was at the home of Mrs. Eugene Jerome, 5412 Eucalyptus Hill Rd. Health Group Names Officers Orang County community leaders elected to serve on the board of directors of the Orange County Association for Mental Health at their annual meeting are: Mrs. Harold Boyvey, Balboa; Mrs. Norbert Schalk, Anaheim, for terms expiring 1963; Miss Elizabeth Curtis, Santa Ana; Paul Griem, Laguna Beach; Miss Patricia Herzog, Corona del Mar; Mrs. G. Russell Northcutt, Garden Grove; Charles Oldham, Anaheim; N. David Riggs, Ph.D., Garden Grove; Maurice A. Riseling, Ph. D., Santa Ana; Elise de la Fontaine Robb, A.C.S.W., Dana Point; Mrs. J. Frank Snowden, Corona del Mar; Mr. A. M. Tierney, Garden Grove; for terms expiring in 1965. Mrs. Finley B. Riggs was elected president; M. David Riggs, Ph. D. and Frank Schopf, vice-presidents; Mrs. James May, secretary and Mr. Carl S. Warner, treasurer. The Orange County Association for Mental Health is a coordinated citizens movement working with the State Division and the National Association for Mental Health for the improved care and treatment of the mentally ill, for improved methods and services in research, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of mental illness, and for the promotion of mental health. HEADLIGHTS Proper use of headlights, according to the Automobile Club of Southern California, can help your own driving visibility as well as that of other drivers. Use your bright lights discriminately. Don't forget to dim them when approaching another vehicle coming from the other direction, or when coming up behind a car traveling in the same direction. California Institute of Technology who will speak on "Earthquake Risks in California." Speakers scheduled from the educational field are Mrs. George Elliot, CD chairman for the California Congress of Parents and Teachers; Mmes. Jean Fuller and Grace Bell, Civil Defense Training Center, DOD, Alameda; and William Hamilton, State Department of Education Consultant. DAIRY FOODS Nutritionists and food economists often compare the proportion of the nation's food supply derived from each commodity group with the proportion of the consumer's food dollar spent for each food group. Dairy foods rank at the top of this comparison because, while only a fifth of the food dollar is spent for dairy foods, considerably more than a fifth of the total nutrients in the national food supply is derived from dairy foods. ACTOR PRAISES VOLUNTEERS Liam Gargen (center) who to cancer in 1960, credited American Cancer Society for the annual meeting of the Society - Clubs - Churches TELEPHONE PR 2-1800 Sports Activities will be held Oct. 7 with His Eminence James Francis Cardinal McInTyre as celebrant of the Mass. Miss Mary Jean Lambert is chairman. Tickets for the breakfast at the Staller-Hilton Hotel may be obtained from Mrs. James Veitzel. Reservations close Oct. 1. The check for the Golden Jubilee Burse for the education of young men for the priesthood will be presented to the Cardinal following the breakfast. Voters League Sets Coffee The League of Women Voters of Fullerton hosted a coffee for prospective and new members last week in the community room of the Glendale Savings and Loan 320 N. Harbor. Fullerton, The speakers Bureau presented those November ballot measures on which the League of Women Voters will take a definite stand. Mothers Guild Sets Small Rummage Sale The Mother’s Guild of Servite High School 1952 West La Palma, Aheim, announced their plans for the coming year at the open meeting. Mrs. Douglas Shantz, ways and means chairman, reported that preparations are being made for a rummage sale on Oct. 15 through Oct. 20. A fashion show on Dec. 1, and papagetti dinner on March 10. Guild President Mrs. Herbert Augel, introduced the moderator, Very Reverend Philip M. Simis O.S.M. and her officers and chairmen: Mrs. Eugene Mohi-vice president; Mrs. Edward Wallard, recording secretary; Kappa Group To Be at Fair Another worthy chapter will be added to the impressive volume Kappa Group To Be at Fair Another worthy chapter will be adde to the impressive volume recording the activities of the Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae Association of Orange County with the organization's staging of the opening night benefit premiere at the Orange County Interior Design Show at the Fairgrounds Oct. 23-28. Recently the Northern and Southern chapters of KKG joined forces to plan the first night sponsorship for the purpose of raising funds to provide college scholarships for deserving Orange County young women. Heading up the arrangements which includes area-wide ticket sales are the two chapter presidents Mrs. William E. Chichester, Newport Beach and Mrs. James L. Hayes, Garden Grove. Art Class Starting The Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum Santa Ana will offer painting sessions for children beginning Wednesday Oct. 3 from 3:30 to 5 p.m. Teaching the session will be Mrs. J. Wray Murray of Laguna Beach. TIRE CHANGE The Automobile Club of Southern California advises drivers always to pull completely off the highway or freeway when stopping to change a tire. If there isn't enough room on the shoulder drive on slowly. It's better to lose a tire than lose a life. At night, have a flare or flashlight handy to warn approaching traffic. ACTOR PRAISES VOLUNTEERS — Actor William Gargen (center) who lost his vocal cords to cancer in 1960, credited volunteers of the American Cancer Society for saving his life at the annual meeting of the Orange County Branch of ACS. Here he discusses work of the local branch with outgoing president Rabbi Morton C. Fierman (left) and incoming president Dr. Maurice F. Mulville. Welcome to Church Brethren Church KE 5-2429 6 p.m.—Worship 7 p.m.—Worship ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH 118 N. Emily • KE 5-3483 Anaheim Rev. Mathias HOLIC CHURCH KE 5-2442 ATHER PETERSON FREE METHODIST CHURCH 225 W. Broadway KE 5-8237 Anaheim CHURCH Broadway 444 m GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 700 W. South St. KE 5-5020 Anaheim