anaheim-gazette 1963-10-17

BARGAINS OFFERED — Holding one of their frequent benefit rummage sales, Our Lady of the Rosary (Young Ladies No. 109) offered a nearly new tricycle for $2, a blouse for 25 cents, alligator slippers for 35 cents and other items too numerous to mention. On duty in the storeroom were Mrs. Gordon Claire (left) of 312 W. Hampshire and Mrs. Lestle Seger of La Habra. Items not sold go to Mexico or to St. Vincent de Paul Society. Sale benefit needy in Anaheim. (Gazette Photo) BARGAINS OFFERED — Holding one of their frequent benefit rummage sales, Our Lady of the Rosary (Young Ladies No. 109) offered a nearly new tricycle for $2, a blouse for 25 cents, alligator slippers for 35 cents and other items too numerous to mention. On duty in the storeroom were Mrs. Gordon Claire (left) of 312 W. Hampshire and Mrs. Lestle Seger of La Habra. Items not sold go to Meico or to St. Vincent de Paul Society. Sale benefit needy in Anaheim. 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Tuesdays at 10, Tamasha Town and Country Club. 1025 Los Angeles St. Make reservations with Evelyn. BOWLING: Inez Campana, 533-1774 Held each Wednesday at Carter Bowl SLIM 'N TRIM: Barbara Alberts, instructor JA 7-9184. Every Thursday at 10. Baby - sitter provided. COUPLES BRIDGE: Sharon Rogers, 776-9797, on Friday Oct. Special event for Junior Ebell members are announced by their various chairmen. Further information for the respective activities may be obtained by calling the numbers listed. GOLF LESSONS: Pat Driver, 772-5094, at Municipal Golf Course in Anaheim. CONTRACT BRIDGE: Evelyn Sliff, JA 7-8696. Tuesdays at 10, Tamasha Town and Country Club. 1025 Los Angeles St. Make reservations with Evelyn. BOWLING: Inez Campana, 533-1774 Held each Wednesday at Carter Bowl SLIM 'N TRIM: Barbara Alberts, instructor JA 7-9184. Every Thursday at 10. Baby - sitter provided. COUPLES BRIDGE: Sharon Rogers, 778-9797, on Friday Oct. 25 at 8 p.m. In Symphony Pat Shafer of 2080 Margaret Anaheim, a member of the section of the Magnolia School Orchestra, has been accepted for membership in Idyllwild Youth Symphony University of Southern Indiana Idyllwild Arts Foundation Ralph Matesky, director, has been invited to make a week tour of England and during the Easter season, cording to Dr. Max T. Kroger rector of the USC Idyllwild Gram. The Orchestra will part in the Monmouthshire Spring Music Festival sponsored by the Monmouthshire Education Committee, the Rotary Club, the Nylon Spinners of South California. HORNET CREWMEN Billy A. Pricer, aviation trician's mate third class, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. ski of 1812 Arbutus, Anaheim Ronald E. Price, machine pairman fireman, USN, son and Mrs. Ernest H. Price of Hampslead, Anaheim, are so board the anti-submarine w support aircraft carrier USS H which recently completed training exercises off the Northern coast California. FOR "AUTO BUGS" For all of the more advanced "Auto Bugs", a class in auto transmissions is held in Anaconda High School in room 59 on days for 7 to 10 p.m. More information can be secured by Adult Education Office, PR 2 OPEN SAT. 8 Daily 8 AM AND BUILDING PLUS THIS BIG BONUS 0,000 BLUE CHIP STAMPS WITH EVERY CLOSED PATIO 5,000 BLUE CHIP STAMPS WITH EVERY OPEN PATIO FREE HOME ESTIMATE • PHONE TR 1-3530 • ta Ana Area KI 3-6363 • La Habra Area OW 1-5615 Anaheim Area 871-3477 • Fullerton Area 871-3530 Hour Phone Service • Open Daily 9-6 Sat. & Sun. 9-6 AIR-KOOL ALUMINUM AWNING COMPANY Largest Aluminum Patio and Awning Factory in California She Greets Celebrities, But Refuses to Name Favorites In its three years of existence, the Charter House Hotel at Anaheim has had the great and near great as its guests, with "Miss Dorothy" as hostess. Many of the entertainment world’s brightest stars have visited the Anaheim hotel. All have been greeted and attended by Dorothy Zirtzman, better known as "Miss Dorothy", head hostess at the Charter House. Combining grace, wit and native California charm — Dorothy has a way of making all guests at the hotel's elegant Rib Room Restaurant feel like "visiting celebrities". Miss Dorothy, with 11 years of hostess experience, refused to name her favorite Hollywood star, but said she enjoyed meeting Johnny Mathis at a recent party in the hotel's Rainbow Room. "Barry Sullyan is awfully nice", she added, "and so is Hugh O'Brien — then there are great people like Jerry Colona and George Gobel who like to make people laugh, even during dining hours." Some of the stars go unnoticed by people sitting at adjoining tables, she said. "Others you can't help but notice — such as Jayne Mansfield." Miss Dorothy is somewhat of a notable personality herself, rich in deep Spanish family heritage. Her ancestors, the Chevez family and the Santa Maria family are among the most colorful in Caifernia's history. Julian Chavez was a Los Angeles City Councilman in 1874 one of the original owners of Chavez Ravine. The Santa Maria family owned the land on which the City of Santa Maria was built. Miss Dorothy likes to talk about her families' background. During her leisure hours, she also likes to swim — and enjoys knitting. She does her knitting in front of the TV set, watching many of the stars that she knows personally. Bethel Plans Hayride Oct. 19 Special event of the evening of Oct. 19 for Job's Daughters will be an old-fashioned hayride, according to publicity chairman Carol Morris. Preceeding the activity, the girls have planned a weinie roast, with each family bringing its own sweeners and Bethel No. 5 supplying the rest of the informal meal. Members and their families who are planning to attend are reminded to "dress up" in costumes appropriate to the Hallowe'en season, and meet at Irvine Park at 6 p.m. Other events planned for the evening are a scavanger hunt, games and family entertainment. In Symphony Pat Shafer of 2080 Margie Lane, Anaheim, a member of the violin MRS. FRANCES M. GARVEY In Symphony Pat Shafer of 2080 Margie Lane, Anaheim, a member of the violin section of the Magnolia High School Orchestra, has been accepted for membership in the Idyllwild Youth Symphony of the University of Southern California. A Idyllwild Arts Foundation, Phil Matesky, director, which is been invited to make a three-week tour of England and Wales during the Easter season, 1964, according to Dr. Max T. Krone, Director of the USC Idyllwild Program. The Orchestra will participate in the Monmouthshire, Wales, Music Festival sponsored by the Monmouthshire Education Committee, the Rotary Club, and Nylon Spinners of South Wales. HORNET CREWMEN Billy A. Pricer, aviation electrician's mate third class, USN, of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wadoff of 1812 Arbutus, Anaheim, and Arnold E. Price, machinery re-armman fireman, USN, son of Mr. Mrs. Ernest H. Price of 1222 Impstead, Anaheim, are serving as the anti-submarine warfare port aircraft carrier USS Hornet recently completed training exercises off the Northern coast of California. FOR "AUTO BUGS" For all of the more advanced auto Bugs", a class in automatic emissions is held in Anaheim High School in room 59 on Tuesday for 7 to 10 p.m. More information can be secured by calling It Education Office, PR 2-0080. OPEN SAT. 8 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M. Daily 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. MRS. FRANCES M. GARVEY IT MIGHT BE LOADED Sonic Boom Loss Replaced By LOUISE METEER Women's Editor The Air Force does care about those sonic booms. If you don't believe it, just ask Mrs. Frances M. Garvey. Mrs. Garvey was smoking a cigarette one day last spring when a sonic boom broke it right in two. Of course, it was no good after that. So she decided just to send it to the Air Force with a complaint. She now is in receipt of impressive letters from Headquarters, 22nd Bombardment Wing, United Air Force, March Air Force Base; from the Department of the Air Force, Washington; and a complete information sheet on the sonic boom. The first letter came from claims officer Henry J. Steenstra Jr., 1st Lt. USAF, offering to give her every assistance if she desired to present a formal claim. Consternation Steenstra told Mrs. Garvey that upon receipt of her letter "great consternation arose as to how to handle the matter." "No doubt," he said, "the simplest procedure would be for the Air Force to forward to you one Parliament cigarette. However, our finance officer doesn't smoke Parliaments and so does not stock them." "Numerous other problems such as depreciation based on date of purchase, proof of ownership and proof that it was the sonic boom rather than a personal nervous habit that caused the damage, the exact amount of the claim, etc., have caused further consternation." Included with the letter were three copies of Standard Form 95, to be signed by both husband and wife and returned. O'Hara Writes Lieutenant Colonel O'Hara USAF, Chief, Special Events Branch Community Relations Division Office of Information, wrote too. He offered as an excuse for tardy reply to her letter from Washington the fact that he had been unable to locate a Parliament cigarette. "Fortunately", he said, "I was able to find one which is enclosed. I would use this one." OPEN SAT. 8 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M. Daily 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS 1,000,000 FEET OF LUMBER IN STOCK For Your Next Building Project TRY A REAL LUMBER YARD FINANCE YOUR REMODELING Regular Charge Bankamericard Long Term Financing Continuous Credit Your One Stop Building Headquarters Since 1904 GANAHL LUMBER COMPANY 501 E. Lincoln, Anaheim, 772-5444 LIEUTENANT COLONEL O'Hara USAF, Chief, Special Events Branch Community Relations Division Office of Information, wrote too. He offered as an excuse for tardy reply to her letter from Washington the fact that he had been unable to locate a Parliament cigarette. "Fortunately", he said, "I was able to find one which is enclosed. (I would use this one in an emergency only. It might be loaded)." The cigarette he sent Mrs Garvey was reinforced with Scotch tape. A hand-written note said: "This one should hold up very well." He sent her under separate cover a picture of a B-58 aircraft, and said: "In the light of some of the letters we received, your letter was a welcome relief and was the source of much amusement." Since she evoked the concern of the Air Force, Mrs. Garvey has practically given up smoking. For all that, she says, every time she reads her letters, smoke gets in her eyes! CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY 251 NORTH LEMON STREET, ANAHEIM KE 5-3209 GKG