anaheim-gazette 1963-05-22

MRS. ARTHUR OSOWSKI ... Honored by Junior Ebell Woman of the Year Inter-Faith Society At Anaheim Lodge An inter-faith social for motion of better understaff among women in various munities and in various fields being sponsored by the County Stake Relief Society Friday, May 24, in the A Latter-Day Saints Stake Cemetery. Some 500 women are expected to attend the 1 p.m. social women's auxiliaries in the heim, Fullerton, La Habra, Buena Park areas. This first such affair sponsored Society. The program will feature Singing Mothers, a group of women under the directorship Mrs. Spencer Black. Accounts will be Mrs. Stanley Gudnitz. Display tables will be arranged in the cultural hall showing items created by Relief organizations. Mrs. Brigham F. Grastic,eral chairman, is being held by Mdmes. Harry W. Bee Joseph K. Marks. New Sales Chief At Newporter Inn Kenneth E. Scripsma has named Director of Sales for Newporter Inn, George D.cola, President, said Scripsma will handle conveyance and industrial contract work the multi-million dollar N Beach resort hotel. For the past five years Scripsma has managed the Ma Bay Yacht Club in Holland. MRS. ARTHUR OSOWSKI ... Honored by Junior Ebell Woman of the Year Mr. Arthur Osowski (Marie), is the Anaheim Junior Ebell Woman of the Year. She was cited for her outstanding efforts in 14 different club projects during the year, with an accumulation of 375 service points. Mrs. Osowski was Mental Health co-chairman; point chairman; assistant ocial service chairman; and benefit co-chairman, in charge of patrons and patronesses, for the annual spring benefit. Mrs. Osowski assisted in planning all welfare project and programs for the welfare section. She assisted in the Heart Fund Drive, stuffed Easter Seal envelopes, helped fill Christmas baskets for the needy, helped with the United Fund drive and the cookie bake for veterans hospital, and she assisted in the programs when speakers from the Parks and Recreation Department and the Mental Health Association were present. In the past Mr. Osowski has been club sponsored city chairman for Muscular Dystrophy Fund Campaign, telephone chairman and mental health co-chairman for two years. She is a member of the Palm Lane P.T.A. and the St. Boniface Mothers Guild. She has also helped Hughes Names Abel Manager Adam E. Abel has been appointed manager of the communications division of Hughes Aircraft Company's ground systems group, C. Harper Brubaker, vice president and ground systems group executive, announced. The communications division is currently engaged in the development and manufacture of advanced communications systems and components, including air-to-ground systems. EVEN PRE-PLANNING IS LOT OF FUN—Four of the girls laying plans for the pool party to be held by Job's Daughters Bethel Five, of Anaheim find that program planning for the event is a good share of the fun. Frolicking in JOB'S DAUGHTERS WILL SPLASH Abel Manager Adam E. Abel has been appointed manager of the communications division of Hughes Aircraft Company's ground systems group, C. Harper Brubaker, vice president and ground systems group executive, announced. The communications division is currently engaged in the development and manufacture of advanced communications systems and components, including air-to-ground and point-to-point radio, signal processors for high-speed data transmission, ground terminals for space communications, and laser communications. Abel was with the radio division of the Bendix Corporation for twenty-six years before joining Hughes. Appointed general manager of the division in 1957, he had complete responsibility for aviation electronics, military products and automotive radios. EVEN PRE-PLANNING IS LOT OF FUN—Four of the girls laying plans for the pool party to be held by Job's Daughters Bethel Five, of Anaheim find that program planning for the event is a good share of the fun. Frolicking in JOB'S DAUGHTERS WILL SPLASH Bethel Five Plans Po A pool party at the home of a Yorba Linda member of Job's Daughters, Bethel Five of Anaheim, will mark the climax of the social season during the reign of Karen Weers, honored queen. It will also be the first varied activities of the group six initiates. The half-dozen young were taken into the organ at recent ceremonies. The Janice and Jayne Morris, "NOW, THE GREATEST SHOW IN ORANGE COUNTY" The JOHNNY (10%) CALHOUN REVUE Of TV's AMOS & ANDY SHOW CO-STARRING OLIVETTE MILLER & LON FONTAINE "JAZZ WIZARDESS OF THE HARP" "WORLD'S GREATEST DANCER" CAST OF 15 (MOSTLY GIRLS) M R IKES CORNER HARBOR & KATELLA SUNDAY, 2 and 6 P.M. FREE CHILDREN'S SHOW Inter-Faith Social Being Sponsored At Anaheim LD Saints Stake Center An inter-faith social for the promotion of better understanding among women in various communities and in various faiths is being sponsored by the Orange County Stake Relief Society this Friday, May 24, in the Anaheim Latter-Day Saints Stake Center. Some 500 women are expected to attend the 1 p.m. social from women's auxiliaries in the Anaheim, Fullerton, La Habra and Buena Park areas. This is the first such affair sponsored by the Society. The program will feature the Singing Mothers, a group of 50 women under the direction of Mrs. Spencer Black, Accompanist will be Mrs. Stanley Gudmunsen. Display tables will be arranged in the cultural hall showing many items created by Relief Society organizations. Mrs. Brigham F. Grastiet, general chairman, is being assisted by Mdmes. Harry W. Bell and Joseph K. Marks. Local Nurse Given Award Gunda Glenmaker of Anaheim, a graduate of Northwestern School of Nursing, Minesota and a nurse at the Orange County General Hospital since 1950, has been chosen as the outstanding nurse of the year. She was honored at ceremonies held in Long Beach over the weekend. She was chosen from nominees submitted by hospital administrators of the Los Angeles-Orange County area to the Capt. William Sullivan Post 617 of the American Legion, sponsor of the annual event. At an impressive program, Mrs. Glenmaker received a medallion and other Kudos for her work. "Nurse of the Year" Glenmaker is active in Polio clinic work in Orange County. Four years ago she helped organize the Anaheim Polio Clinic sponsored by the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce. It was noted by the selection committee that she had consistently refused monetary awards for her outside endeavors but asks that such funds be turned over to promote the growth of the nursing profession. She is married, has two children and is a grandmother. New Sales Chief At Newporter Inn Kenneth E. Scripsma has been named Director of Sales for The Newporter Inn, George D. Bucola, President, said today. Scripsma will handle conventions and industrial contract work for the multi-million dollar Newport Beach resort hotel. For the past five years Scripsma has managed the Macatawa Bay Yacht Club in Holland Mich. Colonist In Force For Cooper Mission Ticket Sale Prizes Show Scout 'Lore' Incentive prizes distributed by Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America have proven the youngsters of the Council are "the most enterprising salesmen" according to William W. Bent, Scout Executive of NOCC. The boys have been selling tickets for "The Winning of the West" an outstanding production of early American history which features a cast of more than 2,500 boys. The production will be held in La Palma Stadium on the nights of June 7 and 8. Curtain time is 8 p.m. Youngsters in selling tickets for the pageant have an opportunity to earn awards on an accumulative basis, nine prizes in all for selling 100 tickets. If a boy sells five tickets he earns a Tiki neckerchief slide. If he sells ten tickets, the prize is a spy camera and film, in addition to the Tiki neckerchief. Fifteen tickets prize is either a bank safe or sports combo knife set. If he choses, say, the bank, he also receives the combo knife set and the Tiki neckerchief slide. It is on an accumulative scale. One youngster when collecting his awards reported "why, it's just like Christmas." Questions concerning tickets or prize awards may be secured by telephoning Boy Scout headquarters PR 4-3713. Kenneth E. Scripsma has been named Director of Sales for The Newporter Inn, George D. Bucola, President, said today. Scripsma will handle conventions and industrial contract work for the multi-million dollar Newport beach resort hotel. For the past five years Scripsma has managed the Macatawa Bay Yacht Club in Holland, Michigan and previously was manager of the commercial department for the Michigan Bell Telephone Company. He served Holland, Michigan as Postmaster for 3½ years by appointment of President Eisenhower. Colonist in Force For Cooper Mission USS MANSFIELD — John J. Sulfaro, Jr., seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sulfaro, Sr., of 1131 Mossler St. Anaheim serving aboard the destroyer USS Mansfield, took part in the Pacific recovery force for Astronaut Leroy Gordon Cooper after his 22 orbits of the earth. LWV Under Attack By City GOP Unit An attack on the League of Women Voters has been launched by the Anaheim Republican Assembly for the League's position on at least four primary items cited in a resolution by the ARA. The republican group is urging its members and democrats to withdraw from the League on the grounds the League is in opposition to the principles of constitutional-republican form of government. These are the summaries of comments from Tom Lopker, press chairman for the assembly, following the current month's meeting of the group which reportedly hosted near 200 members and guests. The four points, Lopker declared, which the Assembly felt were primary points of disagreement with the League were: (1) The Citation by the California Senate Fact Finding Committee in its report on League participation in the campaign against the Loyalty Oath; (2) the League platform opposing any constitutional limitation on taxation; (3) the League's active role against the Liberty Amendment; (4) the confusing stand of League in claiming to support control of education while totally supporting legislation unify school districts and try to centralize control. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Pathful. Courteous. Servi 120 E. Broadway, Anah PHONE KE 5-41 GIFTWARE—GLASSWARE TOYS—STATIONERY OVER 50,000 ITEMS WEBER'S 139 W. LINCOLN DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM FUN—Four pool party to nel Five, of ning for the rollicking in anticipation are, from the left, Karen Weers, honored queen; Jorja Latham, guide; Sheri Mendenhall, a new initiate, and Nancy Harris, third messenger. ILL SPLASH FUN—Four pool party to meet Five, of anticipation are, from the left, Karen Weers, honored queen; Jorja Latham, guide; Sheri Mendenhall, a new initiate, and Nancy Harris, third messenger. WILL SPLASH Plans Pool Party It will also be the first of the tried activities of the group for initiates. The half-dozen young women are taken into the organization recent ceremonies. They are nice and Jayne Morris, Jane and Jean Litch, Marilyn Snyder and Sheri Mendenhall. The Anaheim Job's Daughters will meet on May 18 for their splash party, Karen Weers announced this week. MEN IN SERVICE MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Terry C. Lee, aviation storekeeper third class, USN, son of Air Force Lieutenant Colonel (ret) and Mrs. Carl C. Lee of 730 Lamar, Anaheim, completed the Aviation Storekeeper course, March 9, at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn., and is qualified for supply duties with naval aviation units. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2863 ANAHEIM About John B. Clark... John B. Clark, builder of luxury homes ranging in price from $40,000 to $175,000 in coastal areas and North Tustin, recently completed Gainsborough North valued at over $3,500,000. Gainsborough Villa Park is a distinctive example of this builder's insistence on the unusual in luxury. "Little Happy Buck" WILL STEP INTO NEW SORORITY OFFICES— the new officers of Eta Epsilon, Anaheim Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Sorority, will take office in June following installation ceremonies planned for a dinner meeting of the group on June 8 at the Charter House Hotel. At the Charter House for a preliminary look at the banquet hall were, from the left, Mmes. James Fry, incoming president; Thomas Frost, 1st vice president; Robert Rees, corresponding secretary; Hazen Davison, treasurer and Ron Costello, recording secretary. WILL STEP INTO NEW SORORITY OFFICES— the new officers of Eta Epsilon, Auaheim Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Sorority, will take office in June following installation ceremonies planned for a dinner meeting of the group on June 8 at the Charter House Hotel. At the Charter House for a preliminary look at the banquet hall were, from the left, Mmes. James Fry, incoming president; Thomas Frost, 1st vice president; Robert Rees, corresponding secretary; Hazen Davison, treasurer and Ron Costello, recording secretary. Attack OP Unit 1) The Citation by the CaliforSenate Fact Finding Commitment in its report on League particition in the campaign against Loyalty Oath; 2) the League platform plan posing any constitutional limion on taxation; 3) the League's active lobbyagainst the Liberty Amendment; 4) the confusing stand of the legue in claiming to support locontrol of education while accely supporting legislation to y school districts and therecentralize control. HILGENFELD MORTUARY worthful. Courteous. Service E.Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 ASSWARE ONERY ITEMS LINCOLN NAHEIM LUXURY is not expensive Charles Grace your shoulders with an exquisite stole or clutch cape . . . so beautifully transformed from your old furs . . . so inexpensively . . . giving you the most in fur luxury. FURS by Charles RESTYLING $59.50 Includes labor, new lining, cleaning and glazing, revitalizing leather. Some furs slightly higher. 308 NORTH BROADWAY SANTA ANA Free Parking Across the Street Klmberly 3-8279 Open Monday and Friday Evenings 'Til 9:00 "First Federal of Alhambra service to our clients is friendly, accommodating, "First Federal of Alhambra service to our clients is friendly, accommodating, and long-lasting. We get excellent co-operation." John B. Clark GAINSBOROUGH VILLA PARK FIRST FEDERAL AND LEADING BUILDERS ARE TEAMED FOR PROGRESS IN ORANGE COUNTY Since 1948, more than 4,600 family residences...representing an investment of $67,494,294...have been constructed by Orange County builders with funds provided by First Federal Savings of Alhambra. This makes First Federal one of the leading suppliers of home loan funds in the County. Growing Orange County can continue to look to First Federal and its fine builders for homes of quality in the quantity that progress demands. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association of ALHAMBRA ESTABLISHED 1925 • ASSETS OVER $130,000,000 A LEADER IN HOME LOANS IN ORANGE COUNTY For home-loan information ... visit, phone, write: A. G. KRUSE, President ALHAMBRA HEAD OFFICE: Garfield & Bay State Streets (Opposite New Civic Center) JE 4-5645 OTHER OFFICES: ANAHEIM • COSTA MESA • WEST COVINA