anaheim-gazette 1963-01-02

Senior Girl Scouts Receive Hospital Aide Bar Awards By ILA JONES Teenagers are industrious and eager! Nineteen Senior Girl Scouts from the Anaheim Girl Scout Council prove this statement after having completed a rigorous schedule at Martin Luther Hospital to receive their aide bar in nursing. Martin Luther Hospital was the first local hospital to offer this vocational opportunity to Girl Scouts. Under the direction of Mrs. Tom Neely, a nurse at Martin Luther Hospital and a Senior Scout leader of Troop No. 78 the girls have each completed at least 50 hours of training. The training consists of fourteen categories of study in the laboratory, central supply, and doctors' offices. The hospital wards are undertaken by the girls, 15 through 17 years of age, as a further means of exploring a profession, performing voluntary service, developing skills and increasing their knowledge of health and safety, as well as learning compassion and understanding. The aide bar ceremony was held at the Martin Luther Hospital and was filled with the joy and solemnity of a graduation. But it also included competitions prepared and performed by the girls, showing the dedication a Girl Scout Hospital Aide. Mr. Arthur E. Coltrin, hotel administrator and advisor, the group received an Honor Girl Scout Pin Award for Scout Caroline True. In his ceptance he responded with praise for the participating girls as well as the 50 girls who have previously completed training at Martin Luther Hospital. Mrs. Neely presented the aide bar pins to the graduate class at the impressive cane lighting ceremony. Girls receiving this much desired cherished pin included Caroline True, Helen Garcia, Teo Goldwyn, Kathie Jesch, Linda Cotter, Charlotte Griffith, Dina Sanchez, Joanne Chappel Pat Wingate, Sue Crutchfield Barbara Enos, Jennifer Moore Dolores Smith, Donna Nylan Ceci Lemieux, Terry Ruthford and Anita Shumacher. LOOKING TOWARD SPRING — Even the barometer says that the little jacket dress will be much in vogue and that tailoring even on the simplest of costumes will be impeccable. Flaxen fabric, hairline stripe, offers a choice of suit or shift. Both are lined in stripe-matching Kalikette. Colors available are black or red stripe on natural flax. The little blouse worn with the suit comes in 100 per cent cotton print in red. At better department and specialty stores. Ask for Harburt, division of Chestnut Hill Industries. LOOKING TOWARD SPRING — Even the barometer says that the little jacket dress will be much in vogue and that tailoring even on the simplest of costumes will be impeccable. Flaxen fabric, hairline stripe, offers a choice of suit or shift. Both are lined in stripe-matching Kalikette. Colors available are black or red stripe on natural flax. The little blouse worn with the suit comes in 100 per cent cotton print in red. At better department and specialty stores. Ask for Harburt, division of Chestnut Hill Industries. Y-Groups Provide Toys for Creators Members, Families Participate in Project “Share a Toy Workshop” is expected to become one of the YMCA’s major projects each year during the holiday season. Under the direction of Frank Sikeris, the program will tend to combine the opportunity for service with the charm of an old fashioned Christmas, when gifts were made and not purchased. Members and families of the Y Indian Guides, the youngest groups of YMCA participants, explained to their young “braves” the true spirit of Christmas giving with each Guide donating a toy. These special toys were taken by the older Y-members; the Gra-Y’s, Jr. Hi-Y, Jr. Tri Hi-Y and Hi-Y groups for washing, painting, and repairing on evenings from December 5 through 19. Approximately 300 young people helped repair and distribute the toys. A special project for the high school groups was the answering of Santa Claus letters sent to the YMCA while youngsters made and decorated the news-print wrapping paper which covered the gifts. On December 21 all gathered at the Y-building to help in the decorating of the tree and joined the caroling and distribution of the gifts. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2803 ANAHEIM MADAM FORTUNE PAST — PRESENT Are you suffering you have bad luck the gifted lady? Bring your problems to me — I will give you advice about rivals, about your husband, I will give you advice on all new courtship, marriage, divorce all kinds. Open From 9 A.M. to 10 A.M. 1038 WEST 6th STREET CALL FOR APPLICATION RECEIVES HONORARY AWARD — Mr. Arthur E. Coltrin; Martin Luther Hospital Administrator receives an Honorary Girl Scout Pin Award from Senior Scout Caroline True at hospital Aide bar ceremony. Rebekahs Meet Host Distinguished Guests The officers and members of Lois Rebekah Lodge No. 268, Independent Order of Odd Fellows (I.O.O.F.), met Friday with Alice Rober as presiding Noble Grand. Distinguished honored guests were Henry A. Mang, past grand patriarch of the Grand Encampment of California; Mildred Fitz, officer of the day; Lillian Carson, a member of the courtesy committee, and Ora B. Horn, chairman of the credential committee, all of the mas carols were led by Eva Houseknecht with Lissie Lee McKeen at the piano. Decorations and refreshments were provided by Audrey Royer and the refreshments committee. The meeting to be held January 3 will be prepared by Mines, Charlotte Hodges, P. Senter and Shirley Hoyle. District deputy president of District No. 50 and her staff from Santa Ana will install Mrs. Adline Provino as Noble Grass and her core of officers. Wingate, Sue Crutchfield, bara Enos, Jennifer Moto, res Smith, Donna Nyland, Lemieux, Terry Rutherand Anita Shumacher. Distinguished honored guests were Henry A. Mang, past grand patriarch of the Grand Encampment of California; Mildred Fitz, officer of the day; Lillian Carson, a member of the courtesy committee, and Ora B. Horn, chairman of the credential committee, all of the department association ladies auxiliary patriarch militant. Also welcomed were Hilda Clark, past district deputy president of the jurisdiction of Idaho and Bessie Sypura from the jurisdiction of Nebraska. Mrs. Sypura is a former member of the local lodge. The membership endorsed Mrs. Ereyl Dixon of Costa Mesa for district deputy president of District No. 50. Mrs. Dixon will assume her office in May, 1964 when the grand lodge and Rebekah assembly will convene in Sacramento. Invitations were received from Los Angeles to attend the joint installation of officers and the official visits of Vivian Kara, president of the Rebekah assembly, and George E. Hannaford, Grand Master of the I.O.O.F. on January 8. A social hour was enjoyed with a Christmas party and gift exchange arranged by Berthyle Reisinger and Ora Horn. Christ- Bridge Results Anthony Lipsky directed the regular weekly game at Elks Lodge Thursday, December 28, sponsored by Young Ladies Institute, No. 109. Winning North-South were Mr. and Mrs. N. Hartford, first; Nate Gillam and Floyd Tarter, second; Jack Graham and Dr. W. McCall, third; Charles Rowland and Dr. J. Colvin, fourth; Mr. and Mrs. D. Blank, fifth. East-West winners were Mr. and Mrs. W. White, first; Lorena Oberly and Norman Adair tied with Horace Keeney and Bridge League Plans Tournament The annual winter Contract Bridge Sectional Tournament will be held at the Disneyland Hotel Friday, Saturday and Sunday, January 3-5. Five Orange County units of the American Contract Bridge league will host. According to Mark M. Tapscott, Santa Ana, association President, advance reservations indicate a large attendance. The Western Regional office in Los Angeles headed by Robert Dischner of Santa Ana will manage the tournament with several Orange County officials and players assisting. The same Orange County units will sponsor the Golden State Regional tournament, a top national event from January 12 to 17, 1965. The Disneyland Hotel will also be the scene of the Orange Court. Lodge Thursday, December 28, sponsored by Young Ladies Institute, No. 109. Winning North-South were Mr. and Mrs. N. Hartford, first; Nate Gillam and Floyd Tarter, second; Jack Graham and Dr. W. McCall, third; Charles Rowland and Dr. J. Colvin, fourth; Mr. and Mrs. D. Blank, fifth. East-West winners were Mr. and Mrs. W. White, first; Lorena Oberly and Norman Adair tied with Horace Keesey and Hotel Friday, Saturday and Sunday, January 3-5. Five Orange County units of the American Contract Bridge league will host. According to Mark M. Tapscott, Santa Ana, Jerry Auer for second and third places; Floyd McCellan and Brace Hirtwell, fourth; Stan Malek and Benjamin McLeod, fifth. There will be a game January 2nd at 8 p.m. as usual. Days for Christmas Pate in Project In families with a total children were selected to the gifts. A YMCA staff member, "There is no limit to what we can do as long as we continue to inspire development in spirit, mind and body. MADAM FLORENCE FORTUNE TELLER PAST — PRESENT — FUTURE Are you suffering, sick, in need of help? If you have bad luck, bring your problems to the gifted lady today. Your problems to me — I will help you solve them. Give you advice about your friends, enemies and about your husband, wife or sweetheart. Give you advice on all matters of life, such as love, ship, marriage, divorce, business transactions of ends. Open-From 9 A.M. to 10 P.M.' Daily and Sundays 135 WEST 6TH STREET CORONA, CALIFORNIA CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 727-9084 Sorority Alumnae Hold Holiday Buffet Party A Holiday Buffet Party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Witzel of Fullerton for members and their husbands of the Orange County Alumnae Club of Alpha Gamma Delta, Friday, December 27. Special guests were undergraduate members of the sorority home from college for the holidays. New pledges of the sorority included Margaret Powers and Marilyn Miller, Anaheim; Charla Hindley, Orange; Linda Glover, Fullerton; Kay Miller, Costa Mesa and Karen Cole. Whittier; all attending U.S.C. Attending from San Diego State College was Heidi Georgenson of La Habra and from U.C.L.A., Lorraine Parsons of Whittier. Active members invited from this area were Janet and Kathy Harris, Fullerton; Shirley Reddin, Garden Grove; Pam Wilson, Fullerton all of U.S.C., Ginger McCauley, Fullerton of the Univ. of California at Berkeley; and Lynn Kremer, and Sandra Goodwin, both of Fullerton, of U.C.L.A., and Karin Carmichael, Anaheim; the Univ. of Oklahoma. Misses Harris and McCauley are Presidents of their college chapters. The next meeting of the Alumnae Club will be a joint lunch-eon with the Coastal Club of Alpha Gama Delta Jan. 18 at the Newporter Inn in Newport Beach. A business meeting is planned for Feb. 5 and a Benefit Salad Luncheon will be held on Saturday, Feb. 15 for the benefit of the Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Xi Eta Eta To Hold Festivities Members of Xi Eta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi invited their husbands to help celebrate annual Christmas festivities on Saturday, December 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Howard of Garden Grove. A huge, beautifully decorated white flocked Christmas tree and decorations carried throughout the house a heavenly angels motif in pink white and gold. During the gift exchange, secret sisters were revealed and new names drawn for the coming year. Guests sang Christmas carols and played Fortig a complimentary trip ticket to the January 1st Rose Parade. Senior Citizens an activity of the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, reached its milestone less than four years after it began as a group of twelve persons. A huge, beautifully decorated white flocked Christmas tree and decorations carried throughout the house a heavenly angels motif in pink white and gold. During the gift exchange, secret sisters were revealed and new names drawn for the coming year. Guests sang Christmas carols and played charades. A buffet supper was served at midnight by social chairman, Mrs. Robert Smith and her committee. Mrs. Philip Long, service chairman, announced that in keeping with the chapter's Christmas philanthropy, canned goods, gifts and toys plus a check to be used for fresh goods had been delivered to the Fullerton Volunteer Bureau to be distributed at their discretion to a needy family. The first meeting in 1964 will be held at the home of chapter sponsor, Mrs. Jeanne Ames, 1001 N. Van Ness, Santa Ana on January 14. At this time Mrs. Robert Smith will present the cultural program, "Northwestern Europe." FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD SEE DRS. DONAHEY & CARSGARD Credit Dentists Credit Dentists • COMPLETE & MODERN DENTAL SERVICE • DENTURES MADE IN OUR OWN LABRATORY • EXTRACTIONS MADE UNDER SODIUM PENTOTHAL • WE Honor All Union Dental Forms, OAS, Pensioners & Union Members Invited and Bankamericard. • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY REASONABLE FEES — CREDIT TERMS 922 S. EUCLID - ANAHEIM (Corner of Ball & Euclid) PHONE NOW 776-7015 HOURS: 9:00 to 6:00 Open Monday Thru Saturday