anaheim-gazette 1963-03-27

SHOP Downtown STORES SHOP & S SHOP D You'll F The Anaheim Gazette Wednesday, March 27, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Bal Masque Brings $13,350 to Hospital Damas de Caridad this week presented St. Jude Hospital a $13,350 check which represents proceeds from the second annual Bal Masque. The gift was given to the hospital administration Sister Jane Frances by Damas president Miss Marcelina Arroues. The presentation marked the highly successful climax of a year dedicated to the preparation and staging of "Bal Masque Internationale" Feb. 22 at the Disney-land Hotel Embassy Room. Nearly 800 guests dined, danced and watched the promenade of flower masque mannequins which was the highlight of the evening. Last year's ball, "Bal Masque Fantasy," produced a $10,000 donation for the hospital. In other action at the Damas membership meeting, ball chairman Mrs. Roger C. Hope announced that next year's ball will be held on the Friday night before the beginning of Lent. 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Ticket reservations may be made with Mrs. Adult Students To Hear Writers Speakers to appear before Leslie Jones' Anaheim adult evening school creative writing students include Glen and Jane Sire, Huntington Beach, nationally-known "slick" magazine writers, March 27, and Lydia Wilson, Staff writer for the Garden Grove News, and Merle Duston, Westminster novelist, April 3. Glen Sire also has written several books. Duston and Miss Wilson will appear on a panel considering the genesis of ideas to printed form. Also scheduled to speak at a later date is Tedd Thomey, night editor of the Long Beach Press-Telegram and a paperback novelist. Th class meets at 7 p.m. Wednesdays, Room 5, Anaheim Union High School, Citron and Lincoln, Anaheim. Registration is still open and may be accomplished in the Evening School office, 123 Citron. Information may be obtained by calling Jones, PR 4-0497, days until the event. MEN'S WHITE T-SHIRTS Slight Irgs. 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The Disneyland Hotel will be the convention headquarters. Present plans for the local group for activities include a fashion show luncheon and a banquet on Sunday, March 31, as climaxes for the day. The county organization is headed by Mrs. Jerry Philips, Tustin, president. Mrs. Frank Garr, Garden Grove, is general conference chairman. She is being assisted by co-chairmen, Mrs. Floyd Horton, Santa Ana and Mrs. John Saunders, Garden Grove. President of the regional organization is Mrs. Jeannine Chilleen of Phoenix, Ariz. She will president over the three business ses- SHOULDN'T RUN AWAY?—The fleeing Chard Willis, is taking with him the Alma Becker and Dana Fewell, as the three escape the toils of the villain, Chuck Howard. The four are starring in the Fullerton Nursery School production. LOWN WHO RAN AWAY' Age Play Set for April 6 Brion Foulke, LA 6-1602. "The Clown Who Ran Away" is being staged by the Fullerton Children's Theater under the direction of Mrs. Doris Johnson, drama instructor at Sunny Hills High School. The theater group is made up of students and alumni of Sunny Hills and Fullerton Union High Schools. See Large Audience For Educator Honor Students Writers To appear before Lesnaheim adult evening writing students and Jane Sire, Huntch, nationally-known magazine writers, March a Wilson, Staff writer Garden Grove News, Duston, Westminster, April 3. Glen Sire also several books. Duston will appear on a dering the genesis of edited form. Duled to speak at a Tedd Thomey, night of Long Beach Press and a paperback novel meets at 7 p.m. Wednesday 5, Anaheim Union Citron and Lincoln. Registration is still yet be accomplished in School office, 123 Citation may be obtained ones, PR 4-0497, days USC alumni response to plans for a "von KleinSmid Honorary" dinner March 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the Disneyland Hotel's Magnolia Room has been excellent, according to the ticket chairman, Mrs. George Murphy, Jr., of Anaheim. "Surprising thing has been the response from those beyond the alumni group, from friends of the University who welcome this opportunity to honor Chancellor Ruus von KleinSmid for his 41 years of service to the University," Mrs. Murphy reported. A social hour will precede the dinner. All of those attending the Disneyland Hotel event will be asked to sign a special commenmora-tive scroll which will be presented to the Chancellor, along with scrolls from other "von KleenSmid Honoraries," on the occasion of USC Alumni Day, April 27, on the University campus. Dr. Tracy Strevey, USC's Vice President for Academic Affairs, will be the principal speaker at the Orange County USC event on "The State of Affairs at USC." "Yesterday . Today - Tomorrow" will be the topic keynoted by Dr. von KleenSmid. tinguished leader in the field of international relations, the Chancellor will draw from his more than 65 years as an American educator to bring his audience a reflection of the progress which has been made and the stature achieved in the field of American private higher education. Tickets for the March 28 event are $5. Reservations may be made by mailing checks, payable to the University of Southern cCalifornia to Mrs. Murphy at 401 West Lenora, Anaheim. OUR SERVICE MEN USS BUCHANAN (FHTNC) — Alex L. Lilley, seaman, USN, son of Edward J. Lilley of 2653 Cornell Ave., Anaheim, Calif., is serving aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Buchanan, which was part of the combined force of 20 ships engaged in Exercise Saddle Blanket early in February off the coast of Southern California. The five-day exercise, held from Feb. 4 through Feb 8, dealt mainly with anti-submarine warfare training. The operation centered dulled to speak at a Tedd Thomey, night e Long Beach Pressed a paperback novel meets at 7 p.m. Wedom 5, Anaheim Union Citron and Lincoln. Registration is still may be accomplished in School office, 123 Citition may be obtained ones. PR 4-0497, days vive scroll which will be presented to the Chancellor, along with scrolls from other "von KlenSmid Honoraries," on the occasion of USC Alumni Day, April 27, on the University campus. Dr. Tracy Strevey, USC's Vice President for Academic Affairs, will be the principal speaker at the Orange County USC event on "The State of Affairs at USC." "Yesterday - Today - Tomorrow" will be the topic keynoted by Dr. von KleinSmid. A dis- Alex L. Lilley, seaman, USN, son of Edward J. Lilley of 2653 Cornenell Ave., Anaheim, Calif., is serving aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Buchanan, which was part of the combined force of 20 ships engaged in Exercise Saddle Blanket early in February off the coast of Southern California. The five-day exercise, held from Feb. 4 through Feb. 8, dealt mainly with anti-submarine warfare training. The operation centered around a fast carrier striking force, with its wide range of detection and strike capabilities. Cruisers, destroyers, submarines, and logis'ces ships also were engaged in the operation. The execise came under the operatial command of Commander First Fleet. SAN DIEGO, CALIF. (FHTNC) — Russell S. Keithley, son of Mr. and Mrs, edward Gattis of 1829 Chelsea Dr., Ananeim, completed recruit training, Feb. 1, at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. During the nine-week indoctrination to Navy life, recruits are trained in physical fitness, basic military law, military drill, customs and etiquette of the naval service, swimming and survival, first aid, and seamanship. Each recruit receives tests and interviews to determine future training and assignments. 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 BEST SHOPPING CENTER NAHEIM Stores, Today and Every Day Insurance Unit 5-State Meet will be host to some women from five the weekend as they a three-day regional March 29-31. The Intenent of Orange County is hostesses for the of the organization from California, NeArizona and Hawaii. and Hotel will be the headquarters. plans for the local activities include a fashcheon and a banquet March 4, as climaxes The county organizaby Mrs. Jerry Philpresident. Mrs. Frank Grove, is general chairman. 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