anaheim-gazette 1963-02-27

4—The Anaheim Gazette Wednesday, February 27, 1962 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SHOP Downtown STORES OUR SERVICE MEN MERIDIAN, MISS. — Navy Ensign Carl W. Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Merrill Gregory of 20262 Santa Ana Canyon Rd., Anaheim, has reported to the Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Meridian Miss. The air station is the Navy's newest and most modern stateside facility. OUR SERVICE MEN USS TAUSSIG — Clinton J. Paul, electrician's mate fireman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton J. Paul of 1417 Sherrill St., Anaheim, is serving aboard the destroyer USS Taussig, which was part of the combined force of 20 ships engaged in a five-day exercise dealing mainly with anti-submarine warfare training. MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 W. LINCOLN • ANAHEIM, CALIF. BARGAINS! TOYS GIFTS Founder Visits Local Sorority The Alpha Psi Chapter of Pa Phi Sigma held their reopening monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Concetto Vitale of Anaheim. The membership was surplus by a visit from the sorority's founder, Aline Kinsey, who gave most interesting demonstrations program on the subject of "gramming of the Sorority." A project of collecting used cards to be converted into Braille for the blind was enthusiastically adopted by the chapter. Anyone wishing to donate can call Mrs. Harold Cox at 3-1497. Rush Captain, Mrs. David Sen, presented the season's plans, which will start with luncheon and fashion show at Gourmet at the Disneyland Hotel on March 14. Secondly, rushees are invited sit in on a model meeting April 16, at which time they see first-hand a sample of Ka Phi Sigma's cultural program. Wrap-up of the season will include attendance at the sorority seventh annual Spring Social at the Tamasha Town & Countryside. BARGAINS! 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Regularly 25c PLÉATED TAPE WITH THIS COUPON 10¢yd SHOP & SAVE IN ANAHEIM'S LARGEST SHOP SHOP DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM You'll Find Values Galore in Your Favorite Stores, Too Founder Visits Local Sorority The Alpha Psi Chapter of KapPhi Sigma held their regular monthly meeting at the home of s. Concetto Vitale of East anaheim. The membership was surprised a visit from the sorority's founy. Aline Kinsey, who gave a first interesting demonstration gram on the subject of "Promming of the Sorority." A project of collecting used play cards to be converted into mille for the blind was enthustically adopted by the chapter. one wishing to donate cards by call Mrs. Harold Cox, KE 197. Rush Captain, Mrs. David Jesson, presented the season's rush ams, which will start with a cheon and fashion show at the gourmet at the Disneyland Hotel March 14. Secondly, rushees are invited to join on a model meeting on April 16, at which time they can first-hand a sample of Kappa Sigma's cultural program. Wrap-up of the season will include attendance at the sorority's eenth annual Spring Social at Tamasha Town & Country PETITE AND QUEENLY—Pretty Irma Rahwyer, 17-year-old Anaheim school girl, has been selected to represent that Orange county community in the contest to pick the 1963 California Citrus Queen to reign over the forty-eighth annual National Orange Show in San Bernardino March 14-24. Ima, sponsored by the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, will compete with more than 10 other Southland beauties for the citrus queen title the opening night of the exposition in a lavish “Parade of Pulchritude.” San Bernardino Pushing Orange Show Plans for ‘Golden Exhibit’ Opening SAN BERNARDINO — Twenty five Southland communities, civic organizations, festival and fairs will be represented with golden feature exhibits and complete for nearly $14,000 in cash awards at the forty-eighth annual National Orange Show which opens in San Bernardino March 14 for a run of 11 days. In addition, but not competing for the awards, will be glittering displays by the City of San Bernardino honoring the space technology industry; the County of Los Angeles through the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and the Needles Chamber of Commerce promoting the Park Dam Recreational District. The golden feature exhibit have long been one of the most points of interest for the thousands of visitors who throng the National Orange Show grounded in Acousticon of Anaheim 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 Two Analysts In Scholarship Named winners here in the 19 Betty Crocker “Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow,” and thus eligible for one of 102 scholarships totaling $110,000 are two 18-year-old Anaheim high school girls. They are C. Ruth Helmrich Savanna High, who lives with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and M. Ralph G. McCurdy, 303 Rosebaum and Roberta L. McMurray Western High, daughter of Mrs. Roscoe McMurray, OUR 56th ANNIVERARY SALE STARTS FRIDAY MARCH 1st Downtown SPECIAL FLASHLIGHT 10 STA REGULARY 2 F Open Daily 9 to Anaheim Ar 114 E. LINCOLN S KE RGEST SHOPPING CENTER ANAHEIM e Stores, Today and Every Day Arts Festival Members Get Bonus Seats The free seats for the July 5th showing of the 1963 Pageant of the Masters at the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts will be issued the evening of the preview on a first-come-first-serve basis to all members of the Festival Association. Membership priority sale of tickets begins this Saturday, February 23 and continues through Mar. 9. The only priority for tickets to the Pageant of the Master will be that granted those holding membership in the Festival of Arts Association. The Festival of Arts box office has already returned thousands of dollars in advance reservations to would-be early birds. The general public will be able to purchase tickets from Mar. 15 until sell-out. In addition to entitling the member to a complimentary ticket to the preview and priority in purchasing Pageant tickets, Festival of Arts Association membership DR. RALPH C. SMEDLEY Founder Toastmasters International Toastfasters Units Pay Founder Salute Saluting D. Ralph C. Smedley on his 85th birthday this past week, 37 staff members of Toastmasters International at World Headquarters, Santa Ana, joined with Toastmaster clubs in 45 countries to honor the founder Two Anaheim Girls Scholarship Race Named winners here in the 1963 Crocker "Search for the American Homemaker of Tomorr" and thus eligible for one of scholarships totaling $110,000 two 18-year-old Anaheim high girls. They are C. Ruth Helmrich of Anaheim High, who lives with her and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. G. McCurdy, 303 Rosebay, Roberta L. McMurray of Anaheim High, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Roscoe McMurray, 5722 Morrow with their advisors will enjoy an expense-paid educational tour of New York City, Washington, D. C. and Colonial Williamsburg, Va., which will culminate with the naming of the 1963 All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow. The national winner's scholarship will be raised to $5,000, with second, third and fourth place winners being granted $4,000, $3, 000 and $2,000 scholarships re- Toastfasters Units Pay Founder Salute Saluting D. Ralph C. Smedley on his 85th birthday this past week, 37 staff members of Toastmasters International at World Headquarters, Santa Ana, joined with Toastmaster clubs in 45 countries to honor the founder with refreshments and a special birthday cake. Since 1922 Dr. Smedley has been a resident of Orange County where he organized the No. 1 Toastmasters Club in 1924. He and Mrs. Smedley live at 320 Orhid Ave., Corona del Mar. Palm Lane PTA Hears Pastor "Focus on Freedom" was the theme of the annual Founder's Day Program presented at Palm Lane's February meeting. The Inspirational message was delivered by Reverand Edward W. Greenfield, of the Church of Reflections. The meeting was conducted by the men of the P.T.A. under the direction of Murray Sturmer, husband of the association's president. Cub Pack 128, who led the members in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, also presented a pageant depicting the contributions made by each generation to our American Heritage. Miss Murphy's Third Grdae children enacted a short skit on Dental Health. The Past Presidents were introduced during the business meeting and the Honorary Life Memberships were presented. These were given to: Mrs. Ruth Mancini, Palm Lane's Second Grade Teacher; Paul Ridenour, Boy Scout Representative; and Mrs. Adriene Sturmer, Palm Lane's P.T.A. President. Square Dance is Open Registrations remain open in the Adult Square Dance Classes conducted by the Fullerton Recreation Department on Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. at the Hillcrest Recreation Center, Lemon and Valley View Drive. American Homemaker of Tomorow and thus eligible for one of scholarships totaling $110,000 two 18-year-old Anaheim high girls. They are C. Ruth Helmrich of Anaheim High, who lives with her and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Anne G. McCurdy, 303 Rosebay, Roberta L. McMurray of Bern High, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Roscoe McMurray, 5722 Pent Ave. Each girl ranked first in her college in the knowledge and attitest given senior girls last member. Her paper has been used in competition with those other state high school winners state-wide honors. The State Homemaker of Torow will be named in the g. She will receive a $1,500 scholarship from General Mills, for the program. A $500 will be made to the second best ranking Homemaker of arrow in the state. The school each state winner will receive of Encyclopaedia Britannica. er, State Homemakers of Torow. Downtown Shoppers SPECIAL FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES 10 For STANDARD SIZE D REGULAR 2 FOR 29c SAVE 45c Open Dolly 9 to 6, Mon. & Fri.' Til 9 Anaheim Army Navy Store 114 E. LINCOLN ST., Downtown Anaheim KE 5-7835 The national winner's scholarship will be raised to $5,000, with second, third and fourth place winners being granted $4,000, $3.000 and $2,000 scholarships respectively. Prepared and scored by Science Research Associates, Chicago, the knowledge and attitude test is the basis for naming of local and state Homemakers of Tomorow. Personal observation and interviews are factors in the national judging. The 1963 Betty Crocker Search reached another all-time high in enrollment, with 410,466 girls in 12,964 schools participating. Since the program started nine years ago, approximately three million girls have enrolled, and including this year, scholarship awards will approach the million dollar mark. Square Dance is Open Registrations remain open in the Adult Square Dance Classes conducted by the Fullerton Recreation Department on Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. at the Hillcrest Recreation Center, Lemon and Valley View Drive. $1.50 per couple, per evening offers a fine opportunity to resideents to learn a new hobby with Lloyd Springer doing the instructing. Chapman Film Guild Opens With Comedy ORANGE — The Chapman College Great Films Guild will open its spring-summer series for 1963 with the French comedy, "Jules and Jim", February 27 and 28, at 8 p.m. in the Orange Theater. "Jules and Jim" was written and directed by Francois Trufaut, whose earlier film "The 400 Blows" was shown by the Great Films Guild in 1960. The Great Films Guild is now in its sixth year of presenting showings of international films selected for their outstanding achievements in screen direction, acting, and photography. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 GOODYEAR TIRES We Give S&H Green Stamps