anaheim-gazette 1962-12-12

4—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wednesday, December 12, 1963 Anaheim, California Junior Ebell Club Install New Members Nine new members were installed during the regular meeting of Junior Ebell Club. The installation was conducted by Mrs. W. P. Shira, senior co-ordinator and Mrs. W. E. Martin, membership chairman. Installed were Mmes. John Bartel, Jr., Gerald Dunphy, Donald Higbee, Jack Kahle, Savery Nash, Cliff Rauch, Jack Richelieu, Charles Reuben, and Donald Shaw. Social service chairman, Mrs. Jack Louis, moved to donate $10 from the charity fund to buy the turkeys and complete the Christmas food baskets for the needy that will be distributed before Christmas. The club members all brought canned goods and contributed money toward the baskets. She also asked that the club send $10 to the Salk Institute, to be used in their building fund. LOOK YOUR LOVELIST In that special day! Aaron of Atlanta offers A Friendly new Atmosphere and New Prices at CURL & COMB 633 N. Euclid PR 2-3353 CHRISTMAS SPECIALS SHAMPOO Mon., Tues. $2.50 Thurs. $3 & SET Wed. STYLE CUT Mon., Tues., Wed., $2 Thurs. Thru Sat., $2.50 Tinting from $7. Permanent Wave Cut KEEP US ST "It is vital that we keep our country strong." These were the work of Treasury Secretary Dillon today as he calls citizens of Southern Californias for added support of the Ensenada Here To A group of forty Mexican children will be visiting the Aaron area in an attempt to save school by raising funds. During a recent inspection by Mexican education officials the school was given three days in which to raise sufficient money to properly equip science room for teaching biology, artistry and physics. If this is not done, the school will be closed. Price PTA Slab Two UC Speak The A. Price PTA board present a program on Time Energy Management tonight at 7:30 in the A. Price School, 11, 1516 W. North St. Mrs. Marian Prestiss, homevisor for the University of California, Agricultural Extension Service, will be the speaker. Prentiss is well-known in and gives workshops on all p CHRISTMAS SPECIALS SHAMPOO & SET Mon., Tues. Wed. $2.50 Thurs. Thru Sat. $3 STYLE CUT Mon., Tues., Wed., $2 Thurs. Thru Sat., $2.50 Tinting from $7. Permanent Wave Cut Style and Cream Rinse From $7.99 Sunday and Evenings by Appointment—Call Now a plug-in dryer can do this much work in 150 minutes Now really—why tolerate a slow, 120-volt, plug-in dryer when Gas can do the job up to about ¼ the cost per load? A Gas dryer is so fast that while a plug-in dryer does one leak, Gas dryer can do four! You stay ahead of your washing machine with laundry that's dripping and fluffy. And thanks to lifetime Gas burners, repairs on Gas dryers are very few and now really—don't you agree that a fast Gas dryer is a very smart buy? ■ Gas dryers are in Southern California • first in homes—sales figures show more homes here buy Gas dryers self-service laundries—almost 100% use Gas dryers exclusively. • first in commercial laundries 100% use Gas dryers exclusively. See the new automatic Gas dryers at your dealers or Company showrooms. Select from these famous makes: RCA Whirlpool, Norge, Philco, Midaire, Kelvinator, Hamilton, Easy, Speed Queep, Blackstone. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY KEEP US STRONG; BUY BONDS "It is vital that we keep our country strong." These were the words of Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon today as he called on citizens of Southern California for added support of the U.S. Savings Bonds Program in light of the Cuban crisis. "Buying of Savings Bonds is a splendid expression of faith in our American System so that we may strengthen it for future generations," he stated. Ensenada Children Here To Save School A group of forty Mexican children will be visiting the Anaheim area in an attempt to save their school by raising funds. During a recent inspection tour by Mexican education officials, the school was given three months in which to raise sufficient funds to properly equip science classroom for teaching biology, chemistry and physics. If this science equipment cannot be furnished during this period of time, the school will lose its accreditation and will be forced to close. In an attempt to save their school the children will be giving instrumental, choir and dancing performances before many groups. The first of these will be held at the Esther Leuschner Walter School Friday at 7:30 p.m. The school is located at 10802 Rustic Lane, between Magnolia and Gilbert Ave. All are cordially invited to attend and lend their support to these fine children from the Santa Teresa Orphanage to help them save their school. Anyone wishing to contribute may do so by sending his contribution to Miss Stellamarie Nadeau, 10522 Harcourt, Anaheim, Frank Morales, 10572 Harcourt, Anaheim, or Gerd Grimm, 11572 Dorado, Garden Grove. Receipts, which may be used for income tax purposes, will be sent to donors. Institute 109 Hosts Mrs. George Milich Mrs. George Milich of San Diego, grand president of YLI, made her official visit to our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109 at the meeting held in the Odd Fellows' Hall, with Mrs. Bart Pasini, president, presiding. Grand officers attending were Miss Mary Jean Lambert, Our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109, chairman of the board of grand directors, Mrs. Marcene Hughes of St. Pius Institute, Lakewood, grand marshal, and Miss Lorraine Schulz of Santa Ana Institute, grand organist. New members initiated were Mrs. Fred Day, Mrs. Anthony Lombardi, Mrs. Mary Perry, Mrs. George Morris and Mrs. Arcadio Carrillo. In lieu of the annual Christmas Party scheduled for Monday evening, Dec. 17, the Rev. Fred Callanan, I.C. from the Institute of Charity, Seymour, Ill. engaged in missionary work in Tanga, Tanganyika, East Africa, who is now on a lecture tour of the United States, will show pictures of Africa, and the work done by the Missionary Fathers and Brothers, who are also engaged in various works of charity in Italy, Sicily, Ireland, England, New Zealand, Venezuela and the United States. Instead of the usual Christmas gift exchange, the members will donate the price of their gift to him for his charities and missions in Africa. The lecture is free, and the public is invited to attend. Garden Club Views Yule D Anaheim Garden Clubs met recently at the Mrs. C. W. Scott, with Ter Meade, Mrs. S. T. H. and Mrs. Geo. Kohlenbass assisting hostesses. Mrs. S. K. Watters, held a brief business For the thought for the Donald Rees read the Thanksgiving. Mrs. C. J. Foster, chairman, introduced Mild George of Fullerton brought particularly tiring ideas for decorations "all through house" from door swag hangings. She made dinner tea table and coffee arrangements, using frie tables, fresh and dried and other material, while members later enjoyed Refreshments were served Mrs. E. O. Hutson and M Mahoney presiding at the table, which was centered arrangement of yellow themums. The A. Price PTA board will present a program on Time and Energy Management tonight at 30 in the A. Price School, Room 1516 W. North St. Mrs. Marian Prestiss, home advisor for the University of California, Agricultural Extension Service, will be the speaker. Mrs. Centiss is well-known in radio and gives workshops on all phases homemaking. Her program, called "Work Smarter, Not Harder," will cover various aspects of the routine jobs of housekeeping. At th Jan. 10 meeting a program entitled "Money Needs Managing" will be presented by Hildred Novotny, home management specialist also of the University of California. Sorority Sets Party Alpha Psi, newly-formed chapter of Kappa Phi Sigma, representing East Anaheim, reaches the half-way mark of its pledge period this evening. Alpha Psi will join their sponsoring chapter, Alpha Kappa, for a combined business meeting and Christmas party at the home of Marilyn Hobusch of Santa Fe Springs. Divine Safety To Be Sermon The availability of divine protection and safety will be explained Sunday at Christian Science church services. Highlighting the Lesson-Sermon entitled "God the Preserver of Man" is the Golden Text from the Bible (II Timothy): "The Lord shall deliver me from every evil work, and will preserve me unto his heavenly kingdom." One of the citations to be read from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy states (p. 151): "The divine Mind that made man maintains His own image and likeness." These verses from Psalm 121 will also be read: "The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil: he shall preserve thy soul. The Lord shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in from this time forth, and even for evermore." a gas dryer can do this much work in 150 minutes can do the job up to 4 times faster— plug-in dryer does one load of wash, a with laundry that's dried fast, fresh, dryers are very few and far between. buy? Gas dryers are first in sales homes here buy Gas dryers. first in first in commercial laundries—almost dryers at your dealers or in your Gas pool, Norge, Philco, Maytag, Frig- S.C.H.G.C.A.S.CO.G.C. Garden Club Unit Views Yule Decor Anaheim Garden Club members met recently at the home of Mrs. C. W. Scott, with Mrs. Walter Meade, Mrs. S. T. Hammond, and Mrs. Geo. Kohlenberger as assisting hostesses. Mrs. S. K. Watters, president, held a brief business meeting. For the thought for the day, Mr. Donald Rees read the story of Thanksgiving. Mrs. C. J. Foster, program chairman, introduced Mrs. Donald George of Fullerton, who brought particularly timely and interesting ideas for Christmas decorations "all through the house" from door swags to wall hangings. She made dining table, tea table and coffee table arrangements, using fruit, vegetables, fresh and dried flowers and other material, which the members later enjoyed viewing. Refreshments were served, with Mrs. E. O. Hutson and Mrs. R. J. Mahoney presiding at the tea table, which was centered with an arrangement of yellow chrysanthemums. EXOTIC BEAUTY — Lovely Irma Rahwyler (left) Miss Anaheim, and Sheri Gregg, "the girl with the most beautiful eyes in the world," admire a matched set of African masks whose design dates back several hundred years. Originally used by witch doctors to ward off evil, the masks today are an important part of interior design. Society To Give 15,000 Yule Gifts The St. Vincent de Paul Society will distribute more than 15,000 gifts in public institutions on Christmas Day, Msgr. James E. Dolan, director, announced today. These will include General Hospital, Rancho Los Amigos, Veterans Administration hospitals in Sawtelle, San Frenando and Long Beach; Torrance General Hospital, St. Ann Home for the Aged, Juvenile Hall, city and county trails, honor farms and road camps. The society also will provide gifts and holiday dinners for homeless, transient men through Miserere House, 231 Winston St., and the St. Vincent de Paul Social Service Center, 717 S. Burlington Ave. Checks to provide Christmas inners, warm clothing, home furnishings and toys will be given to families not receiving care from other agencies. Public contributions to assist this worthy program can be sent to St. Vincent de Paul Gifts, 1400 Ninth St. Los Angeles 15. Uchsia Society Has Annual Yule Party The annual Christmas party of the Orange County branch of the California National Fuchsia Society was held last night withootluck dinner and a gift exchange. Toys were brought distribution among the Criped Children Society of Orange County. The following officers were inilled: George Hansen of Gar EXOTIC BEAUTY — Lovely Irma Rahwyler (left) Miss Anaheim, and Sheri Gregg, "the girl with the most beautiful eyes in the world," admire a matched set of African masks whose design dates back several hundred years. Originally used by witch doctors to ward off evil, the masks today are an important part of interior design. Why bother? Get a LOW COST HOME LOAN Home improvement is a wonderful thing, but, why not buy the home you need, complete? It seems there is never enough room for the growing families in Orange County. Why not shop around, find the home you need, then come to Anaheim Savings for the LOW COST HOME LOAN needed to buy the home for your growing family! Come in for free consultation today, no obligation of course. Anaheim Savings The annual Christmas party of the Orange County branch of the California National Fuchsia Society was held last night with potluck dinner and a gift exchange. 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