anaheim-gazette 1963-05-08

$—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wednesday, May 4, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Busy Agenda For Xi Eta Eta Beta Sigma Phi, Xi Eta Eta chapter, is planning its Installation Dinner and Dance May 11 at Anaheim's Tamasha Country Club, and the Southern California Council breakfast, sponsored by the same group, will take place May 19 at the Sportsman's Lodge in San Fernando Valley, Mrs. Robert Smith, president has announced. Mrs. James Ames, club sponsor, will be installed as Southern California Council Sponsor at the latter event. At the recent Founder's day Dinner, Xi Eta Eta received first place achievement award for the Exemplar chapters. Mrs. Jack Rae was chosen Chapter Girl of the Year and Eileen LeBrun was installed as president of Northern Orange County Council for the ensuing year. Xi Eta Eta chapter, meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert Lowe, heard Mrs. Rae review "The Crumbling Kremlin" written by Dr. Padgett. Drill Team Plans Show The Western High School Silhouettes Drill Team will present its Sixth Annual Spring Show Friday, May 17, at 8 p.m. in the Western boys' gym. Mrs. Margaret Eggertz, drill team instructor, has announced that the theme will be "A Child's World." Drill Team Plans Show The Western High School Silhouettes Drill Team will present its Sixth Annual Spring Show Friday, May 17, at 8 p.m. in the Western boys’ gym. Mrs. Margaret Eggertz, drill team instructor, has announced that the theme will be “A Child’s World.” Tickets will be on sale at the door. The Silhouettes will demonstrate precision marching and dance routines to such numbers as "Night Train," "Ain't She Sweet," and "Moon Over Miami." The girls will wear six different outfits, including a rhumba costume top hat, and tails, clown outfit, playing card costume, cowgirl outfit, and their traditional black dress. Barbara Falconer, new drill team leader, and present leaders Colleen Williams, Barbara Brueggemann, and Suzanne Morgan will announce two new assistant leaders for next year. Girls who are trying for the honor are Diane Costantino, Nonnie Curtis, Luci Mendenhall, Pam Palka, Marsha Olsthoorn, Sharon Robinson, and Karen Wilson. Chemists to Heart Beauty 'Secrets' The American Chemical Society has announced its third annual Ladies Night to be held in the Trivoli Room of the Charterhouse Hotel, 1700 South Harbor Blvd. in Anaheim on Saturday, May 18. The social hour will begin at 7:00 p.m. followed by the dinner. Dancing will be offered in the Mayan Lounge following a short Mrs. Betsy Bemvins Soffer Product Development Chemist for business meeting. Edith Rehnborg Cosmetics will be the featured speaker. She worked with Max Factor and Company where she became Assistant to the Chief Chemist before she became associated with Edith Rehnborg Cosmetics. Because she is so well known in the American Chemical Society was Social Committee Chair of the Southern California Section for 1957-58, Councilor from 61 and a member of the Board of Directors in 1961. Her topic is entitled — "Cosmetics Can Make You Look From A Chemist's Viewpoint" and will deal with skin and application of make-up. Comments concerning the chemistry nature and development of cosmetics will be discussed. Reservations may be made telephoning Mrs. Jeri Stanton Aeronutronics, Ford Road, Port Beach OR 5-1234, or by taeting Mrs. Marion Sisk, 4-2670, U.S. Borax, Anaheim, for 1:00 p.m. Thursday. ANNOUNCING A NEW WAY TO COOK TOURS ONLY ON NEW GAS RANGE PROG cooks any roast automatically—then keeps it serving hot up to 4 more 1:00 Pop your roast in the oven. Then simply set a dial. Roast starts cooking immediately, automatically! You're free to turn your back on the kitchen. 5:00 Before roast is completely done, oven gradually reduces to 170° —the scientifically-measured heat that keeps food hot without further cooking. 6:00 still servi demonstrat Mother-Lass Luncheon Set The annual Mother-Daughter luncheon, sponsored by the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom, Mrs. Henry Klipstein, president, will take place on Saturday, May 11 at 12:30 p.m. in the social hall of the temple at Tustin and Fairhaven in Santa Ana. It will be preceded by a Sabbath service in the sanctuary at 11:15 a.m. After the luncheon, Mdmes, Alex Sherman and Morton Siegel, co-chairmen of the day, have arranged a fashion show, narrated by Michael Mendeloff of the Bernhard Ullman Company, and featuring sisterhood members and their daughters in lovely hand-knit outfits. Among the models are Mdmes, Max Fischel, Jack Goodman, Fred Berkowitz, Samuel Gliksohn, Jack Cooper, Horace Caden and Jack Kay. Also the Miles, Debby Kadin, Pam Sherman, Georgie Fisher, Suzanne Klatzker, Sandra Singer and Rae Lois Cooper. Donation is $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for children under 12. The reservations may be made by calling LE 4-5369 or 538-9540. Amateur Rose Growers Plan Pageant Entry A record number of entries is expected at the fourth annual free Mother’s Day Rose Show scheduled Saturday and Sunday, May 11 and 12, in the “Pageant of Roses Garden” at Rose Hills Meadow. NEW SEASON FOR DAMAS Membership plans for some of the first considera To Hear Secrets' American Chemical Society, she is Social Committee Chairman of the Southern California Section 1957-38, Councilor from 1959 and a member of the Board Directors in 1961. Her topic is entitled — "How medicines Can Make You Lovier from A Chemist's Viewpoint" and will deal with skin care application of make-up. Concerning the chemical urine and development of cosmetics will be discussed. Reservations may be made by phoning Mrs. Jeri Stanton, or contacting Mrs. Marion Sisk, PR-70, U.S. Borax, Anaheim, be 1:00 p.m. Thursday, May 10. Tip Toppers Plan Dinner Orange County Tip Toppers plan to do quite a bit of traveling for dinner when they hold a progressive dinner party on Saturday, May 18, according to Lynda Sprague, one of the program sponsors. Friends and relatives of members are invited to join this fun activity, she declared. Reservations are requested so "mysterious" hosts can plan menus. Members will be given only the starting place and the evening progressions will be known only to a few. Transportation will be provided for any member who requests it. Reservations and requests for rides may be made by calling Linda Sprague, KE 3-3424 or Beverly Shahan, KI 6-6420. Growers Plan Pageant Entry A record number of entries is expected at the fourth annual free Mother's Day Rose Show scheduled Saturday and Sunday, May 11 and 12, in the "Pageant of Roses Garden" at Rose Hills Memorial Park. John vanBerneveld, Pacific Southwest Director of the American Rose Society and show chairman, said yesterday that "this is an excellent rose year, so we expect more than 1,000 roses and rose arrangement entries at the show." The two-day show, open to the public without entry or admission charge, is jointly sponsored by the Rio San Gabriel Rose Society and Rose Hills. Entries will be accepted from 7 to 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 11. The show will be open to the public from noon to 6 p.m. that day and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday; Mother's Day. Ample free parking is provided. Those wishing to enter roses in the show can obtain a free brochure outlining entry classifications, awards and rules by writing or phoning Rose Hills, the show chairman said. New Director At Robertshaw M. Thuney has been appointed as director of manufacturing for Robertshaw's Aeronautical and Instrument Division at Anaheim, California, it was announced in Anaheim by J. F. Tobias, division general manager. Thuney is a native of Plattsburg, New York, and holds a B.S. degree in mechanical engineering from George Washington University at Washington, D.C. He also attended the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York. He had been active in civie affairs, including the organization of Little League baseball and Cub Scouting, and served a term as councilman for the Town of Somerest, Chevy Chase, Maryland. Before joining Robertshaw, Thuney was active for 20 years in the instrument manufacturing company. STORK CLUB Garden Park General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Fessler 904 Hilda St., Anaheim, girl, 5 lbs 14½ oz., April 20. PROGRAMMED COOKING serving hot up to 4 more hours! completely done, reduces to 170° heated heat that other cooking. 6:00 Or even 9:00, your roast waits for you...perfectly cooked, still serving hot! See Programmed Cooking demonstrated where Gas ranges are sold. Before joining Robertshaw, Thuney was active for 20 years in the instrument manufacturing field, serving the metropolitan areas of Philadelphia, Washington, and Minneapolis. He is a Registered Professional Engineer in the District of Columbia, and a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the Socioty of American Military Engineers, and the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Airconditioning Engineers. He is married to the former Esther J. Pick of Boise, Idaho. His mother, Mrs. Minnie A. Thuney, resides at Wayne, Pennsylvania. The Aeronautical and Instrument Division, a leading manufacturer of control instrumentation for process industries, is one of eight Robertshaw operating divisions in the United States. The company has headquarters at Richmond, Virginia, and subsidiaries in seven other countries. STORK CLUB Garden Park General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Fesson 904 Hilda St., Anaheim, girl, 5 lbs. 14½ oz., April 20. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Barke Jr., 9292 Tina Way, Anaheim, boy, 9 lbs. 6½ oz., April 20. Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Seymour 828 W. South St., Anaheim, boo9 lbs. 1 oz., April 22. Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Orn 1657 Pounders Lane, Anaheim, girl, 8 lbs., April 22. Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Guthrie 1528 So. Jeffrey, Anaheim, girl, lbs. 13 oz., April 22. Martin Luther Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson 20515½ Pioneer Blvd., Artesia, girl, 7 lbs. 15 oz., April 12. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Battk 1646 Beacon Ave., Anaheim, boo7 lbs. 11½ oz., April 22. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett D. Bunett, 2533 Tennyson, Anaheim, girl, 7 lbs. 3½ oz., April 23. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Stepens, 1222 S. Dale, Anaheim, boo- If it's for the house you'll find it at the California HOME SHOW PAN PACIFIC AUDITORIUM Premiere Night • May 2, 8-11 PM May 3 through 12 • 1 to 11 PM Daily SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S MOST COMPLETE SHOWING OF HOME PRODUCTS Patios • Kitchens • Furniture • Hi-Fi • Stereo • Antiques International Exhibits • Lighting • Floor Coverings • Draperies • Appliances INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY PARADE WEEKENDS ADULTS $1.50 CHILDREN 75: NEW SEASON FOR DAMAS DE CARIDAD — membership plans for the coming year were made of the first considerations for the new Mrs. Victor Peltzer of Anaheim, left, second vice president and membership chairman, confers with Mrs. Phillip Twombly, president. Mrs. Phillip Twombly Heads New Damas de Caridad Slate The installation of officers for the coming season will feature the meeting of the Damas de Caridad, scheduled for May 24 in imm. Mrs. Phillip Twombly of Fullerill become the next presi- of the county-wide philan- c organization. Elected to with her in major key posi- of responsibility are: Mmes. Eadington, Brea, first vice cent and social chairman; Peltzer, Anaheim, second president and membership man; John Heinz, Placentia, ling secretary; Kenneth Ol- La Habra, correspondingary; Edward Tagge, Fuller-treasurer; Robert Kretch- La Habra, finance chair-Leonard Bouas, Anaheim, relations chairman; How-oudon, Anaheim, ball chair- annual ball planning, Mrs. Loudon heads, is the unique "Bal Masque" which is the highlight of the social season for the Damas de Caridad. Mrs. Twombly served as co-chairman of the 1963 ball which was presented in Anaheim in February. She is a member and past president of the Fullerton Junior Ebell and Junior Assistance League of Fullerton, a past president of the Fullerton Volunteer Bureau, a member of the National Charity League and of St. Jude Hospital Guild. 8 lbs. 1½ ozs., April 23. Mr. and Mrs. Jon B. Anderson, 3429 Faircrest Dr., Anaheim, boy, 7 lbs. 11½ ozs. April 23. Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Patterson, 1622 Catherine Dr., Anaheim, boy, 6 lbs. 13½ ozs., April 24. Mr. and Mrs. James Dale Brunett, 1196 West Hampshire, Anaheim, girl, 6 lbs. 10 oz., April 23. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. Davis, 604 North Sabina Anaheim girl 7 lbs. April 23. Mr. and Mrs. John Dougal 2109 Romneya Dr. Anaheim girl 8 lbs 7 oz. April 25. Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Dellisanti 210 S. Broadview, Anaheim, girl, 6 lbs. 13½ oz., April 25. Martin Luther Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Roy Betteworth, 2738 Verde Ave., Anaheim, a girl, 7 lbs., April 26. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fredrickson, 427-F N. Rose, Anaheim, a boy, 7 lbs., April 26. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gaynor, 219 N. Siesta St., Anaheim, a boy, Church Group To Initiate Building Plan St. Mark's Methodist Church, 3718 W. Orange Ave., Anaheim, will inaugurate a building fund and current expense campaign in May, church officials announced this week. At the present time services are held in a residence that has been reconstructed as a chapel and class rooms. As the congregation and Sunday School attendance increases, the need for a Sanctuary and Church school building has become greater. Campaign plans will get underway under the direction of Rev. Harold Bryant. He is a field representative of the National Board of Missions of the Methodist Church in Nashville, Tennessee. He will conduct worship services and give instructions to the local Church in the success conduct of a Building Fund Campaign. Richard Richmond will be general chairman of the campaign. His committee will include Advance gifts, Jack Lyons, publicity, Jeanne Edwards, teams division, John Tyler, meals, Yolanda Scheoepflin, Secretary, Marilyn Todd. STORK CLUB and Mrs. Donald J. Fessett, Ida St., Anaheim, girl, 5 lbs. oz., April 20. and Mrs. Herbert Barker, 9292 Tina Way, Anaboy, 9 lbs. 6½ oz., April 20 and Mrs. Paul R. Seymour, South St., Anaheim, boy, 1 oz., April 22. and Mrs. Richard E. Orr, Pounders Lane, Anaheim, lbs., April 22. and Mrs. Carl D. Guthrie, o. Jeffrey, Anaheim, girl, 7 oz., April 22. Martin Luther Hospital and Mrs. Jack Johnson, Pioneer Blvd., Artesia, a lbs. 15 oz., April 12. and Mrs. Fred W. Battke, Beacon Ave., Anaheim, boy, 1½ oz., April 22. and Mrs. Emmett D. Bur2533 Tennyson, Anaheim, lbs. 3½ oz., April 23. and Mrs. Clarence C. Steph222 S. Dale, Anaheim, boy, Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Delissanti 210 S. Broadview, Anaheim, girl, 6 lbs. 13½ oz., April 25. Martin Luther Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Roy Betteworth, 2738 Verde Ave., Anaheim, a girl, 7 lbs., April 26. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fredrickson, 427-F N. Rose, Anaheim, a boy, 7 lbs., April 26. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gaynor, 219 N. Siesta St., Anaheim, a boy, 7 lbs. ¾ oz., April 26. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Saffian, 1861 Haster St., Anaheim, a boy, 8 lbs, 9½ oz., April 29. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Henricks, 2633 Gelid Court E., Anaheim, a girl, 7 lbs. ¾ oz., April 29. Mr. and Mrs. John McConnell, 2446 Chain Ave., Anaheim, a girl, 6 lbs. 6 oz., April 29. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Graber, 1235 South Gaymount, Anaheim, a girl, 5 lbs. 13½ oz., May 1. Sorority Pledges Six pledges were officially honored by Delta Chi Delta, Orange State College social sorority, at the Fullerton Junior College Lounge. Presented were Patricia Kerwin, San Clemente; Patricia Wilhite, Fullerton; Diane Dobbs, Fullerton; Linda Sterns, Anaheim; Ellen Conrodson, Santa Ana; and Jacquelyn Thomas, Fullerton; IN OUR DECORATION THERE'S AN ABSENCE OF THE CONSPICUOUS! If something smacks you in the eye when you enter a room it's a decorative blunder. So is flat monotony. Our decorators avoid both extremes; help you achieve harmonious balance, smartness without ostentatiousness. It's good taste (and good sense!) to consult our decorators. Come in soon! boyds Contemporary Furniture 2064 So. 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