anaheim-gazette 1963-04-17

PLANS FIRM FOR FEDERATION WOMEN — Convention chairman, Mrs. Glen Beckwith, Tustin, right, and Mrs. George W. Alden, left, of Anaheim, who is serving on the hostess committee, beam approval for Mrs. Leonard M. table-decoration sample that will adorn Charter House tables during the convention quet. PLANS FIRM FOR FEDERATION WOMEN — Convention chairman, Mrs. Glen Beckwith, Tustin, right, and Mrs. George W. Alden, left, of Anaheim, who is serving on the hostess committee, beam approval for Mrs. Leonard M. table decoration sample that will ad Charter House tables during the convention quet. Over Score of Women’s Club In Federation Meeting Here Anaheim will be hostess for representatives of some 6,000 Orange District club women this Thursday and Friday when delegates gather for their seventh annual convention. The exact scene will be the Charter House. Planning officials of the district anticipate there will be 350 delegates to the convention from the 27 clubs which compose the district membership. Highlights will be presentation of awards for achievements during a banquet Thursday night, and presentation of a “woman of the year” award at a luncheon Friday noon. Mrs. Grant Hendricks, Brea, will call the first session to order at 1 p.m. Thursday. Speaker at the Thursday session will be Mrs. Edwin F. Bryant, Corona, state vice president. The evening program will include a processional of club presidents and presentation of awards to clubs for civic, educational and philanthropic activities during the past year. Mrs. G. Hoyt Corbit, a district vice president and dean of chairmen, is in charge of the awards program. On Friday morning, Mrs. Hendricks will conduct a workshop for club presidents. The speaker for the morning session will be Dr. Lawrence E. Vredevoe of Santa Monica. His topic will be “This Is Your Hour.” Following the luncheon, a fashion show will be presented. District past presidents will be guests. Mrs. Glen Beckwith, Tustin, a district vice president, is convention chairman, Mrs. T. R. Coleman, Laguna Beach, is her co-chairman, Mrs. James Dick, Los Alamitos, is reservations chairman and Mrs. Norman Painter, Rossmoor, is hostess chairman. Colonist No To College Mrs. Germaine Cahill Bruce Street, Anaheim appointed Commission vocations by the Or College Student Council Mrs. Cahill is one of pointed student com and will be in charge ing and planning all and lectures sponsored sociated students. She assist with all Drama Department programs An OSC junior and lerton Junior College Mrs. Cahill has been children’s programs retary of the National Music Council and a Fire Leader. CONFUS BY OTHER AWNING ADVERT We cannot give our merchandise away! 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Two second place winners each received awards of $50. Third place winners received $25. Anaheim winners and their general fields of study were: First place: Michael Clifford Ganschow, Servite High School, in Liberal Arts; second place winners: Mary B. Koch, Anaheim High School, in Vocational Arts; Martin John Dowd, Servite High School in Science and Mathematics; third place winners: Nancy Surianni, Western High School in Vocational Arts; Barbara Jean Flagg, Savanna High School in Fine Arts; Melodie McLennan, Western, in Liberal Arts; and Greogry Robert Mues, Magnolia High School in Science and Mathematics. Thriller Slated At Western High A group of people trapped by the snow in a country guest house with a murderer among them. HATS ARE A MUST FOR HOSTESSES — Mod hats will be one of the features at the annual Kappa Phi Sigma spring social but the Alpha Rho hostesses will sport a single design pre- Thriller Slated At Western High A group of people trapped by the snow in a country guest house with a murderer among them. This is the exciting situation in Western High School's newest dramatic production. The play is Agatha Christie's "The Mousetrap," which will be offered by Western on Saturday evening, May 11, in Anaheim High auditorium. "The Mousetrap" is the longest running play in the history of the English theatre. It is still going strong in London after 13 years of continual showing! Eugene Mitch, director of Western's production, saw the play in London and will attempt to capture all of the excitement which has made it so successful. A cast of eight will perform on May 11. James Gudath will be seen as the young investigating police officer, Chris Godbe and Steve Braunch will play the young owners of the British guest house. Stranded vacationers include Roger Richmond, Cathy Jackson, John Dooley, Man Klein, and Sherri Oliphant. Stage manager will be Eraina Lagana, with Ana Crespo serving as assistant. Lighting will be designed by Robert Swanson and Pat Healy. The setting will be based upon the London original and will be executed by Robert Carpenter Sandy Gray, and their crews. The play is produced in cooperation with the National Thespian Society. Colonist Named To College Post Mrs. Germaine Cahill, 701 South Bruce Street, Anaheim, has been appointed Commissioner of Convocations by the Orange State College Student Council. Mrs. Cahill is one of nine appointed student commissioners, and will be in charge of organizing and planning all assemblies and lectures sponsored by the associated students. She will also assist with all Drama and Music Department programs. An OSC junior and former Fullerton Junior College student, Mrs. Cahill has been active in children's programs. She is secretary of the National Education Music Council and a past Camp Fire Leader. USED? HING ADVERTISING andise away! But we can offer without sacrificing material or work-FACTURE — WE INSTALL — NO Gallery of Fashion' Reservations Opene Versatility of members of St. Justin-parish of Anaheim will be spotlighted Saturday, May 4 when the deadline for re-set as April 27. Mrs. PR 2-3538: Mrs. Willia USED! MING ADVERTISING andise away! But we can offer hout sacrificing material or workFACTURE — WE INSTALL — NO ★ ANY SIZE OR SHAPE ★ OVER 52 BEAUTIFUL COLOR COMBINATIONS ★ ALL ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTION ★ 5 YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE ON MATERIAL TOP ★ 10-YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE ON SCREENS ★ WRITTEN POLICY GUARDING YOUR PATIO AGAINST WIND DAMAGE ★ LARGEST ALUMINUM AWNING FACTORY IN SO. CALIF. No Money Down 1st Pymt. Oct.'63 FOR FREE HOME ESTIMATES IF TOLL, CALL COLLECT, 24-HR. PHONE SERVICE CALL ... TRojan 1-3530 Klmberly 3-6363 OWen 1-5615 MEMBER FIRM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 'Gallery of Fashion' Reservations Open Versatility of members of St. Justin-parish of Anaheim will be spotlighted Saturday, May 4 when the fifth annual fashion luncheon sponsored by the Women's Council is staged at Santa Ana Elks Club. Themed "Gallery of Fashion," the show will combine an exhibit of paintings done by members of the parish with the show of fashions. Tickets and reservations are now available according to general chairman Mrs. O. L. Elton. LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSAC-TION OF BUSINESS UNDER PICTIOUS NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that he is conducting a wholesale auto parts and accessories business located at LEMt Gall Lane Anahaln; Orange County, California under the fictitious firm name of Billmore Sales and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are as follows, to wit: Robert L. Taub, 1834 Gall Lane, Anaheim, County of Orange, Calif. WITNESS my hand this 14th day of April, 1963. Robert L. Taub STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF ORANGE On April 14th, 1963, before me the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared ROBERT L TAUB known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. WITNESS my hand and official seal. (SEAL) GEORGE TAYLOR GEORGE TAYLOR, Notary Public State of California — Principal Office, Orange County, My Commission Expires Oct. 12, 1965 11402 Reva Drive, Garden Grove, Calif. Publish: The Anaheim Gazette May 5, 1962 A229-62 with the deadline for re-set as April 27. Mrs. PR. 2-3538; Mrs. William ticket chairman, KE 3-3538; chairmen Mrs. Eugene O. 7-2389 and Mrs. Richard O. 7-2981 may be contacted ets and reservation ments. Paintings, including colors and sketches, will play during the social hited for 11 a.m. Lunched low and then the fast with member models and national mannequins showing cocktail, sports, after maternity wear from Bo panel in Fullerton and Maternity of Anaheim. Artists whose work will include Mmes, Leon R Herrel, Clayton Hillho liam Morris, O. L. Elto Hintz, Tom Fee, Edw arnis, Henry Palombi Joanis and Joseph Ci showing their work will Jiles, a seminarian and and Mrs. Donald Jiles Valeria, daughter of Mr Tony Valeri. Member models are M rence Burrill, LeRoy D Schlarb, Charles See Chyz, Betty Merrifield agers Wanda Gowzeski Cate, Mrs. William J. do the commentary for Mrs. Charles Morris is of make - up. Teens to Hold Spotlight at PTA Confab Young voluteers for health, particularly those serving in hospitals, will be the focus of attention at the regular Fourth District, Calif. Congress of Parent-Teachers meeting on Thursday, April 18 at Anaheim Union High School auditorium. Teen-agers are providing a form of therapy that is benefitting patients in many ways and in the activity, finding for themselves a bonus of satisfaction and accomplishment. On the program will be representatives from two of the largest high-school age volunteer groups, the Teen Angels, whose work is directed by Mrs. Lou Harris, Coordinator of Volunteer Services at Orange County General Hospital and the Junior Volunteers supervised by Mrs. Ann Crosby, Coordinator of Volunteer Services at Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa. Other members of the panel will contribute the viewpoint of adults experienced in health projects. Miss E. Kate Rea of Anaheim, former teacher an dactive in services to handicapped children and Mrs. Shirley Main, Health Educator of the Orange County Health Department will participate. Displays of handiwork of young people in programs sponsored by voluntary health agencies will be on exhibit during the meeting. Hostessing the meeting will be the Anaheim Elementary, Anaheim Secondary and ElDorado O'Este Councils of P.T.A. Friedrich Heads English Teachers Dr. Gerhard Friedrich of Orange State College has been elected president of the California Association of Teachers of English, it has been announced by OSC. Dr. Friedrich, chairman of the department of English and the humanities division at the State College, will succeed Edmund Farrell of the University of California, Berkeley. The OSC professor is also president of the English Council of the CATE, which includes the English departments of the California State Colleges. Dr. Friedrich has long been prominent in professional organizations, serving as the first chairman of the combined Advanced Placement composition and literature committee of the College Entrance Examination Board, and director of two national conferences on the improvement of the teaching of English. Men's Church Unit Names New Officers Everett James has been elected president of the St. Michael's Church men's club, it was announced this week following the April election meeting. Other officers named by the group included Dr. Stan Williams as vice president and Cliff Beardsley as secretary-treasurer. The club is a social organization and meets monthly in the Parish Hall. African Violet Show The public is invited to the tenth annual African Violet Show sponsored by the Pomona Valley African Violet Society, Saturday, April 20, from 1 p.m. until 9 p.m. and Sunday, April 21, 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. The exhibit will be held in the lobby of the United States National Bank of La Verne at Bonita with the deadline for reservations set as April 27. Mrs. Elton, at PR 2-3538; Mrs. William Omer, ticket chairman, KE 3-3752 or co-chairmen Mrs. Eugene O'Neil, JA 7-2389 and Mrs. Richard Stoll, JA 7-2981 may be contacted for tickets and reservation arrangements. Paintings, including oils, water colors and sketches, will be on display during the social hour scheduled for 11 a.m. Luncheon will follow and then the fashion show, with member models and professional mannequins showing casual cocktail, sports, afternoon and maternity wear from Bowne's Apparel in Fullerton and Mary B's Maternity of Anaheim. Artists whose work will be seen include Mmes. Leon Roy, John Herrel, Clayton Hillhouse, William Morris, O. L. Elton, Joseph Hintz, Tom Fee, Edward McGinnis, Henry Palombi, Leroy Joanis and Joseph Chlar. Also showing their work will be Beryl Jiles, a seminarian and son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jiles and Linda Valeria, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Valeri. Member models are Miner, Clarence Burrill, LeRoy Doyle, Carl Schlarb, Charles Seer, Ernest Chyz, Betty Merrifield and teenagers Wanda Gowzeski and Susan Cate. Mrs. William J. Kelly will do the commentary for the show Mrs. Charles Morris is in charge of make-up. Everett James has been elected president of the St. Michael's Church men's club, it was announced this week following the April election meeting. Other officers named by the group included Dr. Stan Williams as vice president and Cliff Beardsley as secretary-treasurer. The club is a social organization and meets monthly in the Parish Hall. Antique Display Open on Weekend The Santa Ana Area YWCA will hold its second annual Antique Show and sale April 20 and 21 at the YWCA Building 1411, North Broadway. Dealers and exhibitors from the Orange - Los Angeles County area, including Ralph Irey of Anaheim will be participating in the two day event. On Saturday April 20 doors will be open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and on Sunday April 21, from noon to 9 p.m. A donation of 25 cents may be made at the door. In addition to the sales areas there will be a "Collectors Corner" where antique lovers and collectors may display their prize items and exchange ideas with other participants. Collectors who would like to place items on display are invited to call KI 2-3577 for further details. Pieces displayed in the "Collectors Corner" will not be for sale. About two-thirds of Lake Tahoe is in California, with the remainder in Nevada, points out the Automobile Club of Southern California. The remarkably clear and deep blue lake is 22 miles long and 12 miles wide. African Violet Show The public is invited to the tenth annual African Violet Show sponsored by the Pomona Valley African Violet Society, Saturday, April 20, from 1 p.m. until 9 p.m. and Sunday, April 21, 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. The exhibit will be held in the lobby of the United States National Bank of La Verne at Bonita and D Sts. African violets, both the old and the exotic newer varieties, many with beautifully colored and variegated foliage, will be on display. Doyle at Ford Course Joseph G. Doyle, 2438 Grivey Avenue, Anaheim, of Lincoln Mercury Division's Los Angeles district sales office, has completed a course in used vehicle merchandising at Ford Motor Company's San Francisco Marketing Institute. BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA AT EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617