anaheim-gazette 1962-10-17

The Woman’s World St. Jude Opens Sister Jane Frances, who has recently become a member of American Hospital Administrators, thanked the St. Jude Guild and our Junior Guild for the assistance ceremonies for the opening of the new west wing of the hospital. Dr. Ryel, radiologist, described the portable x-ray machine do- Family Income To Be Subject 'n AFHS Class "Managing the Family Income" one of the most popular courses in the Anaheim Evening High School adult education program, begins a new six week series Oct. 25. The course is conducted by Charles W. Moore, a family financial counselor with 25 years experience in helping families solve money problems. He is author of a book "Why Your Money Never Seems to Reach." All areas of family spending are covered: high pressure "gim- RAINBOW GIRL — Miss Nayan Templeton, newly-installed as worthy advisor of the Anaheim Assembly, International Order or Rainbow Girls, poses for picture in the gown she wore for the installation ceremony. She holds in her hands a little tree with bluebirds in it, symbolizing the theme of the installation, "Bluebirds of Happiness." Two hundred guests witnessed the ceremony at the Anaheim Masonic Temple. (Renwood Studio) Officers Seated By Welcome Club The Welcome Stranger Club of Orange County held its third annual dinner-dance at the Revere House, Tustin, with eighty-five in attendance to install the new executive officers. Mrs. Dave Jewett, retiring president, conducted the installation ceremonies, installing the following officers: Mrs. Donald McDonough, president; Mrs. Robert Pernell, first vice-president; Mrs. Ross Poulsen, second vice-president; Mrs. John Swenson, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Joe Hanson, recording secretary; and Mrs. John Irwin, treasurer. Mrs. McDonough then announced her new board as follows: Program Chairman, Mrs. Robert Morgan; publicity chairman, Mrs. Harold Colasont; telephone chairman, Mrs. Gordon Marsh; newsletter chairman, Mrs. Jim Hignett; ladies evening bridge, Mrs. John Baker; couples evening bridge, Mrs. Kenneth Mumford; ladies afternoon bridge, Mrs. Ed Holgate; gadabout chairman, Mrs. Merrill Handy; ladies morning bowling, Mrs. Jim Thomas; couples evening bowling, Mr. Harold Colasont; hospitality chairman, Mrs. C. T. Carlson; and special events chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Don Steiler. The purpose of the club is to meet and greet new faces and to help them become acquainted with the area. Any resident, new or old, in the Orange county area wishing to join the group is asked to call Mrs. C. T. Carlson, JE 4-5380, or Mrs. Ross Poulsen KE 5-7161. OCPA Meeting Set for Today Regular monthly meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County pharmaceutical Association will be held today at the home of Mrs. C. V. Turner, 257 Magnolia, Costa Mesa. Members are invited to bring new prospective members to the luncheon. This being National Pharmacy Week, Oct. 7-13, we have as our guest speaker this month Mrs. F. N. Shirey of West Covina, president of East Los Angeles Auxiliary. She will talk on legislative bills connected with pharmacy and how to write our senators. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Harry Paine, LI 4-1785. SAVANNA HIGH SCHOOL ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT SOPH ELECTIONS OCT 12 UNITED FUND DRUMMING IT UP — Youth Leaders of Savanna High School portray enthusiasm for the coming United Fund “Youth Drive” being conducted this week in all Anaheim Union High secondary schools. Enthusiasts from left to right are Cindy Smith, Pep Group president. Sherry Bryant, senior, and Paul Jeffers, senior class president, all of Savanna High School. Vice Principal John McGrew of Savanna High is director of the “Youth Drive” that hopes to collect more than $2,000.00. Anaheim Gazette Mr. Jude Guild Aid opens New Wing Jane Frances, who has become a member of the Hospital Administrated the St. Jude Guild and Junior Guild for the as-ceremonies for the opening new west wing of the level, radiologist, described, table x-ray machine do-nated to the hospital. Every year definite dates are given to each member to have free chest x-rays. This is a requirement to protect the hospital as well as Guild members. Mrs. John Brancheau, chairman of Gift-O-Rama, introduced several ladies who are doing handwork for this yearly affair. A 1963 Corvair Monza Convertible will be presented to the winning ticket holder in the annual St. Jude car raffle. Tickets may be purchased by individuals, several persons, or even clubs and organizations. The profit from the sale of these tickets is used to finance the Needy Patient Fund. The drawing will be Dec. 5 at 2:30 p.m. at Barton Chevrolet, Yorba Linda, Mrs. Fred Kay and Mrs. Edward Hansen are the members responsible for this project. The Junior Guild has called a meeting in the hospital staff room Oct. 27 at 10:30 a.m. to elect officers. Due to Mrs. B. W. Clemmens leaving the area it was announced that Mrs. James A. Garry has accepted the provisional chairman- The most popular courses in Neim Evening High School education program, begins six week series Oct. 25. Course is conducted by W. Moore, a family-finance counselor with 25 years experience in helping families money problems. He is author of "Why Your Money Reems to Reach." Meas of family spending needed: high pressure "gimbales promotions, food, autos, appliances, install-credit buying, borrowing and investing. Trust contracts, escrows, and estate financing are exmeets Thursday, 7 to 9 room 6, high school cam-block W. Center, Anaheim class Oct. 25. Regis-$1.50) may be made at second class. There is no fee. For information phone (843) 276-2722. A Meeting or Today Monthly meeting of the Auxiliary to the Orange pharmaceutical Association held today at the Mrs. C. V. Turner, 257 Costa Mesa. Members and to bring new prospectors to the luncheon. Being National Pharmacy at 7-13, we have as our maker this month Mrs. F. of West Covina, presi-st Los Angeles Auxili- will talk on legislative connected with pharmacy to write our senators. Oms may be made with Bry Paine, LI 4-1785. CYO Week Speaker Named Rev. William G. Hutson, assistant Catholic Youth Organization director, will deliver the sermon at the Mass officially opening National CYO Week Sunday, Oct. 28, 10 a.m., in St. Vibiana Cathedral. Father Hutson's subject will be the theme of this year's observance. "Reverent Youth — Loyal Leaders." The Mass will be celebrated by Msgr. Patrick Roche, rector of the cathedral and editor of The Tidings, under sponsorship of the CYO Federation of Single Adult Clubs. Braille Class Openings Still Available Donald L. Bordsen, principal Anaheim Evening High School, announced today that there were a number of openings available in the evening Braille class being conducted by Miss Adele Lackey Tuesday evening 7:10 p.m. in Room 27 at Western High School. Miss Lackey is also a resource teacher for blind students at Hayden School in Westminster where Daily Problems To Be Science Sunday Topic What the relationship of God and man can mean in the solution of everyday problems will be brought out at Christian Science church services Sunday. Scriptural selections in the Lesson-Sermon entitled "Doctrine of Atonement" include these words of the Master, Christ Jesus: "I and my Father are one" (John 10) From "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy will be read this citation (p.18): "Atonement is the exemplification of man's unity with God, whereby man reflects divine Truth, Life, and Love. Jesue of Nazareth taught and demonstrated man's oneness with the Father, and for this we owe him endless homage. His mission was both individual and collective. He did life's work aright not only in justice to himself, but in mercy to mortals, — to show them how to do theirs, but not to do it for them nor to relieve them of a single responsibility." Group Confabs Set at Schools Of great importance to parents and other interested citizens of John Marshall PTA and Anaheim City School District, are the Par- Western High School will play its homecoming game Oct. against Fullerton High at La Paula Stadium in Anaheim and have time ceremonies will be performed by the Pioneer Band at the Silhouettes Drill Team. The band, under the direction of Theron Jackman and drum major Ricky Lauck will play "Don Fence Me In." Drill team marches routines will be performed by cowgirl outfits and the team will be led by leaders Colleen Williams, Barbara Bruggemann, Sizanne Morgan, and six-year-old mascot Karen Vance. Team advisor is Mrs. Margaret Eggert. The finalists for homecoming queen are Barbara Bruggemann Colleen Williams, Sharon Aderen Leslie Crews and Renee Burnett. The queen will be named at the game Friday night and will be crowned at the homecoming dance Saturday night. The dance will be held from 8:00-11:30, in the girls gym. Admission is fifty cents for student body card holders and one dollar. A lot more care Just try beating the full Buick LeSabre '60 You get full-size roo Donald L. Bordsen, principal Anaheim Evening High School, announced today that there were a number of openings available in the evening Braille class being conducted by Miss Adele Lackey Tuesday evening 7:10 p.m. in Room 27 at Western High School. Miss Lackey is also a resource teacher for blind students at Hayden School in Westminster where a program of integrating blind and sighted youngsters is conducted. The class at Western High School is taught by "sight" with each student having the use of a "Brailler" which is a device for writing Braille similar to a typewriter. Just recently a field trip was taken to the County Office in Santa Ana where a newly formed transcribers group were meeting. In the future Miss Lackey plans to have an Ophthalmologist speak to the class and the director of California Society for the Prevention of Blindness will also speak. There is an urgent need for students to learn Braille so that they might help transcribe ink-print books into Braille. Anyone interested in signing up for this class, may do so by attending the next meeting at Western High School. Group Confabs Set at Schools Of great importance to parents and other interested citizens of John Marshall PTA and Anaheim City School District, are the Parent - Teacher group conferences now taking place at each of the elementary schools. Conferences are reserved for Oct. 16, 3rd and 4th grades; Oct. 23, 5th and 6th grades at 7:30 p.m. at each respective school. Hanna To Speak at CEC Chapter Meet The Orange County Chapter, Council for Exceptional Children will meet this afternoon at 4:00 in the Fremont Junior High School Auditorium, 608 West Lincoln, where Assemblyman Richard Hanna will speak on "The Role of the Educator in Legislation." This meeting will be of special interest to those who are concerned about the handicapped child and his future. Hanna is chairman of the Assembly Education Committee. Acousticon SERVING THE HARD OF HEARING Since 1902 For Complete Information Without Cost or Obligation VISIT OUR OFFICE or TELEPHONE FOR HOME APPOINTMENT Acousticon of Anaheim 111 NO. LOS ANGELES ST. PR 4-8042 Wednesday, October 17, 1962 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM GAZETTE—3 Society - Clubs - Churches TELEPHONE PR 2-1800 ans Finalized for YHS Homecoming Eastern High School will play homecoming game Oct. 19 at Fullerton High at La Paladium in Anaheim and half-ceremonies will be performed by the Pioneer Band and Chouettes Drill Team. The under the direction of Theckman and drum major Lauck will play "Don't Me In." Drill team marchinnes will be performed in outfits and the team will be led by leaders Colleen Wil-Barbara Bruggemann, Su-Morgan, and six-year-old Karen Vance. Team ad-s Mrs. Margaret Eggertz, finalists for homecoming are Barbara-Bruggemann, Williams, Sharon Aden, Crews and Renee Burnett. Even will be named at the Friday night and will be held at the homecoming Saturday night. Homecoming will be held from 3:00 in the girls gym. Ad-is fifty cents for student card holders and one dollar for all others. Alumnae and guests are encouraged to come; alumnae may pick up a guest pass in the attendance office on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, Oct. 17-19. Or they may purchase a ticket at the dance if they have graduated from Western High and have proper identification. The Bell-Airs, will provide music for dancing. The theme for the dance is Pioneer Daze. Decorations will include hay and wagon wheels, with cider and donuts for refreshments. Dressy wool dresses and suits are appropriate attire for girls; boys may wear suits or sportscoats and ties. coming Western's finest are Working to make this homecoming Western's finest one Sherri Oliphant, commissioner of Pep; Pat Murdock, Pep Club vice-president; Beth Wlaschin, Pep Club secretary; Cris Bishop, Pep Club treasurer; Vicki Daulton, commissioner of social affairs; and Miss Deni Bornschlagel, Pep Club advisor. Chapman College has a total of 14 students from foreign countries this fall. Five of the students are new to the campus this year. They are Elizabeth Bakjan of Hungary, Yukiko Omori of Japan, Mohammed Sakkijha of Jordan, Nur Tevet of Turkey, and Joan Warobi of Kenya. All are freshmen. Returning foreign students are Graciela Andreu of Peru, a sophomore; seniors Gail Fong of Hong Kong, Havva Houshmand of Iran, Masako Kikuoka of Japan, Victor Kuansun of the Philippines, Mohammed Rafat of Iran, Hiroshi Sato of Japan, and Jung Ja Shin of Korea; and Gertrude Catapusan of the Philippines, a graduate student. Faculty adviser for Chapman's foreign students is Dr. Ronald M. Huntington, assistant professor of philosophy and religion. lot more car—a lot more carefree! lot more car—a lot more carefree! best try beating the bold, beautiful Buick LeSabre '63 for value! Top trade-in. Buick quality. Yet, you get full-size room, the 401- in. Wildcat V-8. Jolt-free many "low-price" cars! See drive (opt. at extra cost). It today! ROLD BEAUTIFUL BUICK 63 See Your Buick Dealer For Quality Service . . . 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