anaheim-gazette 1963-05-08

INSTALLATION CEREMONIES THURSDAY—The Anaheim Assistance League will begin a new year of philanthropic effort under the leadership of Mrs. Duncan Powers as president. Mrs. Powers (seated) will be assisted by an executive board to include, from the left above, Mrs. Marshall Stonestreet, Mrs. Paul Cook and Mrs. Wallace Stout. Assistance League to Install INSTALLATION CEREMONIES THURSDAY—The Anaheim Assistance League will begin a new year of philanthropic effort under the leadership of Mrs. Duncan Powers as president. Mrs. Powers (seated) will be assisted by an executive board to include, from the left above, Mrs. Marshall Stonestreet, Mrs. Paul Cook and Mrs. Wallace Stout. Assistance League to Install Board in Ceremonies Thursday Members of the Assistance League of Anaheim plan an in-iring ceremony for Thursday, May 9 when they terminate one star of philanthropic activities and launch the new season by the installation of officers. With Mrs. Melvin Duffy, past president of the League and Regional Representative, acting as installing officer, the following all accept responsibilities for leadership during 1962-1964: Hmes. Duncan Powers, president; Lowen Casey, first vice president; George Fowler, second vice president; Charles Conrad, third vice president; Marshall Honestreet, fourth vice president and Wallace Stout, fifth vice present. Other officers to serve with the board are Mdmes. Paul Cook, reading secretary; Harry Burd, corresponding secretary; Anneth Heuler, treasurer; B. R. Coupland, parliamentarian; Thomas Short, public relations; Melvin Duffy, representative to regional; and J. Ben Kaulbars, alternate representative to regional. The installation ceremonies were conducted at the League Service Center on La Palma. Mrs. Frederick Rusch, retiring president, opened the meeting, welcoming members from the wide organization which comprises Active, Associate, Sustaining, Life, Auxilia Doras and Junior Auxiliary membership. Pancake Breakfast To Help Leaguers A pancake breakfast is scheduled by the La Palma Little League on May 11 to raise funds for support of the junior players. The breakfast is to be held in front of Crawford's Market at 639 North Euclid in Anaheim between the hours of 7:00 and 11:00 a.m. Donations of 50 cents will be asked. Install New PTA Officers New officers of the Anaheim Elementary Council of PTA the 1963-1964 year have officiated taken office following impregnation ceremonies this week at the La Palma Youth center. Using lighted tapers to re-sevent the aims of P.T.A. and duties of each office Installing Officers Mrs. Francis Bello-Branch principal of Benjamin Fraser School and Wilfred Edelhart principal of Palm Lane School installed Mrs. Adrienne Stuart president, Mrs. Robert Graves 1st vice-president, Mrs. Doe Mason, 2nd vice-president, Mabert Lamkins, recording tary, Mrs. Mrvin Pietrok, co-sponding secretary, Mrs. Wendell Hodgson, treasurer; Mrs. Cram, auditor, Mrs. Duane Can, historian, and Mrs. J. Robinson, parliamentarian. During the business meeting was decided that the Council sponsor the summer series of dreds matinee's and would supersize the Parks and Recreation Program furnish the recreation center Palma park. Mrs. Jack Robinson, out president, presented Coun Awards in Parent Education the Adelaide Price School Magazine Awards to the foll schools; Clara Barion, Mel THE VERY LOVELY DELL THURSDAY MISS HAWAII IT'S A FEAST OF BEAUTIFUL HAWAIIAN GIRLS, SONGS, MUSIC, DANCES . . . PLUS MIKE ST. CLAIR ACE AUSTRALIAN VENTRILOQUIST Corner: Harbor & Katella by Disneyland JE 4-5050 THIS FREE KIDDIE SHOW For Children of All Ages IS SURE TO BE A BIG HIT SUNDAY at 2 and 4 P.M. PERFORMING ANIMAL ACT PLUS A GREAT VENTRILOQUIST SUNDAY SPECIAL ROAST CHICKEN DINNER CHILDREN—½ OFF INCLUDES MILK Wit $795 Dressing Includes: Potato Vegetable, Soup or Salad, Hot Pea, Butter, Tea or Coffee. CONE-O'CONNO MORTUARY 281 NORTH LEMON STREET, ANNAPOLIS KE 5-3209 Fuschia Society Plans Surprise The Orange County Branch of the California National Fuchsia Society will meet Tuesday, May 14 at 8 o'clock in the George Washington School, Emily and Chartress Streets, Anaheim. This meeting will feature "Ladies Night". Just what the ladies have planned is a surprise, but it will be interesting and informative, club officers declare. There will be a plant table and refreshments. The public is invited. Fullerton Art Is on Exhibit Fullerton Union High School Art Department is holding its Spring Art Exhibit the week of May 13. It will be held in the High School Art Gallery in the Home Economics and Art Building on Lemon Street. The exhibit is composed of outstanding work from a large group of beginning art students and students from classes in Design, Commercial Art, Three Dimensional Design, Drawing and Painting, and Pen and Ink. The Art Club, Honor Society of the Art Department, is responsible for the organization of the show this year. This includes planning the display of the work, advertising and guides for the exhibit. The students and instructors have invited the public to attend the exhibit beginning May 13 thru May 17 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Stamp Group Meets Friday The regular monthly meeting of the Orange County Philatelic Society will be held in the California Federal-Anaheim Community room (north room), California Federal Savings and Loan Association Building, 600 N. Euclid Ave., Anaheim, at 8 p.m. Friday, May 10. Guest speaker will be Lawrence McMillan of Long Beach, whose subject will be "Sports and Olympic" collecting. Following McMillan's talk, there will be an auction and also the usual trading period. Light refreshments will be available. Toastmistresses Meeting Thursday The next meeting of Fullerton Toastmistress will be a joint meeting with Toastmasters at Coda's Restaurant, Buena Park, California, the evening of Thursday, May 9. Reservations may be made for the dinner, which is $3.75, with Mrs. Louis Giacchetti, Buena Park, Taylor 8-4338. Social hour is 6:30 and dinner at 7. The theme of the evening will be "Once in a Life Time". Speakers scheduled are Mrs. Edna Stennett and Mrs. William Scaling, both of Fullerton. Toastmistress, Yvonne Adams, Buena Park. Evaluators, Mrs. Neil A. Wysong, Mrs. E. E. Fichtner, and Mrs. Eleanor Doyle, of Fullerton, and Mrs. Thos. K. Simpson and Mrs. Felicia Frey, of Buena Park, California. It takes 240,000 farm acres to produce the agricultural products which are purchased e a c year by California brewers. Last year the brewers bought 315 m INSTALL THURSDAY INSTALL NEW TA OFFICERS New officers of the Anaheim elementary Council of PTA for 1963-1964 year have officially been office following impressive installation ceremonies this past week at the La Palma Youth Center. Using lighted tapers to repreent the aims of P.T.A. and the offices of each office Installing Officer Mrs. Francis Bello-Bridick, principal of Benjamin Franklin School and Wilfred Edelbrock, principal of Palm Lane School installed Mrs. Adrienne Sturmer, president, Mrs. Robert Graham, vice-president, Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, 2nd vice-president, Mrs.bert Lamkins, recording secretary, Mrs. Mrvin Pietrok, corresponding secretary, Mrs. William Hudson, treasurer; Mrs. Don Dunm, auditor, Mrs. Duane Dunm, historian, and Mrs. Jack Robinson, parliamentarian. During the business meeting it was decided that the Council wouldensor the summer series of chil-ons matinee's and would support Parks and Recreation Plan to finish the recreation center in La Palma park. Mrs. Jack Robinson, outgoing president, presented Council Awards in Parent Education to Adelaide Price School and magazine Awards to the following schools: Clara Barton, Mel GauAIR-VENT OPEN WHERE YOU GET "THE BEST DEAL" • Quality Material • Excellent Workmanship • Free Engineering Service • Instant Service • Full Guarantee • No Money Down and the LOWEST PRICES BEAT THE HEAT Screen Out Insects With Air-Vent Aluminum Awnings and Screens Full Guarantee No Money Down and the LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN!! 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