anaheim-gazette 1963-12-26

First Event Planned for 1964 AAUW Slates 'Monaco The Anaheim chapter of the American Association of University Women is preparing for the first fund-raising event of the new year. Tickets for the event went on sale Dec. 12 for the "Moonlight in Monaco" benefit to be held at the Buena Park Retail Clerks' Union Auditorium on the evening of Jan. 25. Highlighting the party will be The ANAHEIM GAZETTE Women's NEWS 6—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, December 26, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Pharmacists' Ladies Visit County Patients Members of the Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association visited the men's geriatric ward at Orange County General Hospital on Dec. 18. The special projects committee, headed by Mrs. Noel Garrett of Westminster spent the morning decorating a tree which was donated by the organization. Other members then joined them to assist in presenting the men with gift-filled stockings. The 42 patients also received boxes of home-made cookies. Members and five adults will receive furniture, clothes, toys, shoes, canned goods, Christmas turkey and a tree from the hardworking ladies of the Auxiliary. This facet of their activities was also incorporated last year. The special projects committee includes the Mmes. Noel Garrett, chairman; Ollie Aide, A. R. Lopizich, Don Morrison, Andrew Berkley, Dale Woepse, George Buell, Robert Crow, Edsel Annis and Fred Adams. Bridge Results Members of Young Ladies stitute held their regular wily game, Dec. 19, with Antlipsky directing 40 players. Mrs. C. Seeds and Frank Dermott took first place for North-South players. Hester and Ben Mendoza, on; Nate Gillam and Fletcher, third; Mr. and Male Blank tied with He Mulligan and Dianne Carroll third and fourth place point. Winning East - West with Robert Mixer and Dale Neil first; Shelly Solomon and La Crossby, second; Lorena Obie The special projects committee, headed by Mrs. Noel Garrett of Westminster spent the morning decorating a tree which was donated by the organization. Other members then joined them to assist in presenting the men with gift-filled stockings. The 42 patients also received boxes of home-made cookies. Coffee was served and Mmes. John Edington and Vincent Arrigo concluded the party by presenting a selection of Christmas carols. This project became a permanent part of the chapter's charity work in 1962. Noting that the men's ward was unprovided for at the holiday season, Mrs. Garrett suggested that essential items might be supplied. This led to the collection of presents such as toiletries, stationery, games, slippers and magazines. Additional gifts have been solicited for three needy Orange County families. Fifteen children Rebekah Lodge's Gifts Dispatched Home for Aged Lois Rebekah Lodge No. 268 in Anaheim recently sent Christmas remembrances to the California Odd Fellows' Home in Saratoga. Especially remembered was Cora Stewart, formerly an Anaheim resident who now makes her home there. Also receiving greetings from the Rebekahs were Gail Horn and Andrew DePauw, two of the children at the Rebekah's Children's Home at Gilroy. The youngsters are being sponsored by the Anaheim Lodge. Plans have also been formulated to remember the Shut-ins at Christmas. Margaret Myers and Opal Meeker are heading that committee. December 15 was the date of the Christmas party for the children, with Barbara A. Myers in charge of the program and Alice Pedrick overseeing the popcorn balls. The Rebekah's Christmas party was held on Dec. 20. Rose Group Beginning To Organize A nucleus of eleven men and women to form a rose fanciers organization in this area has met at the home of the Fred Cregars, 11621 Stephanie Lane, Garden Grove. The purpose of the group is to assist and encourage all persons who grow roses, to share experiences in rose culture, conduct rose shows, and to attract new amateurs to a most interesting and all-rewarding of hobbies in nature's playground — that of growing roses. Mrs. Jean Cregar was selected as temporary Chairman, Mr. George F. Roy, St. as Program Chairman, pro tempore, and Mrs. Loraine Spiess of Fullerton as pro tem Treasurer. Regular election of permanent officers will be held in the near future, and Charter Membership privileges will remain open for two months. Mr. John van Barneveld of the famous Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier, a highly respected authority on rose culture, will give the program at the next meeting, to be held today at the Orange County Public Library, 431 So. Manchester, between Chapman and Garden Grove Blvd. in the city of Orange. Van Barneveld's subject, with color slides and real flowers, is "Forty Years of Fun With Roses" and promises to be both entertaining and educational. He is also an official Consulting Rosarian in this area of the American Rose Society. There will be refreshments and the meetings are open free to the public. REALIZATION — "When I realized there were 250,000 babies born in the United States each year with serious birth defects, I decided to get into the fight to eliminate this tragic waste of human life," Mrs. James J. Wright, of Yorba Linda said today, as she accepted the Orange County Chapter chairmanship of the 1964 Mothers' March for the March of Dimes. 11 Gra-Y Clubs Set For Anaheim Plans have also been formulated to remember the Shut-ins at Christmas. Margaret Myers and Opal Meeker are heading that committee. December 15 was the date of the Christmas party for the children, with Barbara A. Myers in charge of the program and Alice Pedrick overseeing the popcorn balls. The Rebekah's Christmas party was held on Dec. 20. PERFECT BALANCE — Bobbie Brooks works magic with Fire-side Co-ordinates guaranteed to give your mid-winter wardrobe a happy "lift." Casual checks are sparked to life in a neat blazer jacket edged in red. And the inside is for extra warmth and comfort. The slim pants, made for cozy lounging and lively living, reflects the red of the fireside flame. Under the jacket, there's a turtlenecked pullover in pure cotton knit for the sports-loving girl, to complete a look that's a port and lively fashion. 11 Gra-Y Clubs Set For Anaheim A total of eleven Gra-Y clubs have recently been organized in the Savanna, Magnolia and Anaheim elementary school districts. The Gra-Y clubs are open to all boys in grades 4-5-6 and are combined into school area groups. There is an urgent need for male leadership for the boys, according to Don Latimer, Boys' Program Assistant of the Anaheim YMCA. Also needed are a committee of parents to act as a backing group for the advisor of each club. A typical Gra-Y club meets with its leader twice each month. On Saturday morning they usually meet at a centralized home and are transported to the Anaheim Y for athletics, trampoline training, B.B. gun target practice, and other special-interest programs. Plans are made for field trips, week-end snow camp at Camp Osceola and an annual track-meet in the spring of each year. The purpose of the Gra-Y is to be strong in body, mind, and spirit and to live in a Christian way in the home, school, church, and neighborhood. Members achieve this goal by working together. They are friendly and respect the rights of others. They show good sportsmanship, strive to be helpful at home, to keep up in their school work, and to take part in church activities regularly and are reverent to God. Monaco' Benefit Financing, games, and a midnight supper. Mrs. Herman T. Brown, Fellowships Chairman made the announcement last week. The AAUW Fellowships, which will be the recipient of awards raised at the affair, was initiated in a program in 1888, weaver, the need for support expansion of the Fellowships program is shown by the that for 1963-64 there were applicants for the 50 nation-al fellowships available and 155 applicants for the 42 awarded to women of other countries. Fellowship stipends range from $2000-5000, and most of the awards are given to women who have nearly completed work for their doctorate. This seems to be the time when it is most difficult for them to secure aid. The recipients have carried on their work in the widest range of subjects, from cancer research to the newest elementary articles of nuclear physics. Assisting Mrs. Brown on the "Moonlight in Monaco" committee are Mmes. Richard Ritter, decorations; Roland K. Crow, entertainment; Hans Mylieff, games; Richard Hannawell, gifts; William R. Atkinson, refreshments; Jack R. Snead, Midnight Supper; James R. Harmon, publicity; and Herbert A. Fuchs, reservations. Further information can be obtained from Mrs. Brown at PR 6-3917. The AAUW has placed Orange State College on its roster of qualified colleges and universities. Notice of this honor was received by College President W. B. Langsdorf from the AAUW's national Washington, D.C. headquarters. Blanche H. Dow, president of the association, stated that "women graduates, including those who graduated with a recognized baccalaureate or higher degree prior to AAUW listing, are now eligible for membership in the Association." 1 FUNERAL NOTICES SCHELLENBERG, CARL, age 64, of 3058 Westhaven, Orange. Passed away Dec. 22. A native of Switzerland. Employed as a mechanical engineer. Resident of Orange for 3 weeks, member of First Presbyterian Church. Survived by wife, Emma, two sons, William K. of Orange & Alfred J. of Crown Point, Indiana. A daughter, Mrs. Emily Stauffer of Fernandido Beach, Florida. Services were held today at 2:00 p.m. at Waverly Chapel. Dr. Jay Luman Bush officiating. Interment Fairhaven Memorial Park. Ralph W. Shannon Funeral Service in charge. 2 PERSONALS MASSAGE-steam, reduce. Darlene & Liz. 12261 Harbor Blvd., G.G. 9 a.m.-10 p.m. JE 4-5610. 5 LOST AND FOUND— LOST Blue Point Siamese 1 yr. old. Blue collar with rhinestones. Reward. 633-0860. LOST — Miniature grey poodle. Is ill and needs medical attenuated. Reward. 774-2670 (Ex. 29) or 532-4179. FOUND BASSET HOUND 633-5775 WANT TO BE BOSS? Check the Business Opportunities columns in the Classified section. Read them every day and move up in the business world. 7 BUSINESS SERVICES PLASTERING, sandblasting, restucco and additions. No job WINSOME — Twosome for both mother and daughter, includes gown, plus matching peignoir and bonnet (not shown). Delicate detailing of lace with tiny embroidered flowers trims the tucked yokes; lace also edges full, three-quarter length sleeves. Juli designs these concoctions for Slumbertogs in a Springmaid fabric blended of 633-5775 WANT TO BE BOSS? Check the Business Opportunities columns in the Classified section. Read them every day and move up in the business world. 7 BUSINESS SERVICES PLASTERING, sandblasting, restucco and additions. No job too small. TA 8-6893 aft. 4 p.m. • ALTERATIONS LADIES ALTERATIONS 1 day service 534-6794 • CLEANING WINDOW — WALL WASHING FLOOR WAXING Free estimates 633-2233 • MOBILE HOME PAINTING MOBILE Home paintings on your location. Call evenings. 827-2333 • CEMENT COLORFUL patios, sidewalks, driveways, pool decks, 35c sq. ft. Exper. form setters & finishers. Free Est. PR 2-7605. • CEMENT CEMENT work — patios, walks and drives. Any size job. 35 cents a foot. For free esti. Call PR 4-8920. PATIOS —drives — walks any size shape or color. Free estimate. High Quality. 537-1759. PATIOS, walks, drives, additions. Free Estimates. 539-8623 MASONRY work, block fences, patios and covers, fireplaces. Free Estimates. 537-0961. MASONRY work wanted. Fireplaces, stone block wall, fences and planters. 521-8609. • PLUMBING REPAIRS, Remodeling, formica, disposals, Mob. Home service. Reas. rates. Refs. KE 8-5166. • YARD MAINTENANCE GARDENING & CLEANUP 633-6032 TOM'S -EXPERT Lawn Maintenance. Reas. rates. Free estimate. Call JA 7-5797. EXPERIENCE Gra-Y clubs set Anaheim of eleven Gra-Y clubs recently been organized in Savanna, Magnolia and on elementary school discording to Don Latimer, Program Assistant of the YMCA. Also needed committee of parents to a backing group for the of each club. Physical Gra-Y club meets leader twice each monday morning they meet at a centralized and are transported to the Y for athletics, tram-training, B.B. gun target and other special-in-programs. Plans are for field trips, week-end jump at Camp Osceola annual track-meet in the of each year. Purpose of the Gra-Y is strong in body, mind, and to live in a Christian home, school, church, neighborhood. Members accis-ts goal by working to They are friendly and the rights of others. New good sportsmanship be helpful at home, to in their school work, make part in church ac-cegularly and are rev-God. WINSOME — Twosome for both mother and daughter, includes gown, plus match-ing peignoir and bonnet (not shown). Delicate detailing of lace with tiny embroidered flowers trims the tucked yokes; lace also edges full, three-quarter length sleeves. Juli designs these concoctions for Slumbertogs in a Springmaid fabric blended of Eastman Kodel polyester and cotton that keeps its freshness longer between washings and requires little or no ironing. Each item may be purchased separately. FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANS-ACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certifies that he is conducting a Publishing business located at 1436 North Serra-rano, Hollywood, Los Angeles County, California, under the fictitious firm name of California Youth Publications and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are as follows, to-wit: ROBERT WALLACE MOEN 1250 South Walnut La Habra, California. Witness my hand this 17th day of December, 1963. ROBERT WALLACE MOEN STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE On December 17, 1963, be-fore me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said State residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Robert W. Meon 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 Robert M. Long Notary Public in and for said State. Publish: Anaheim Gazette Dec. 19, 26, 1963, Jan. 2, 9, 1964 A-960-631 REPAIRS, Remodeling, formica, disposals, Mob. Home service. Reas. rates. Refs. KE 8-5166. • YARD MAINTENANCE GARDENING & CLEANUP 633-6032 TOM'S -EXPERT Lawn Maintenance. Reas. rates. Free estimate. Call JA 7-5579. EXPERIENCED Japanese-American gardner. Exp. 11 yrs. Call after 6 p.m. KE 8-7454. MOWING, edging, pruning, planting. Power equip. Muller Bros. Landscape Gardening Serv. Phone 633-7911 after 5 p.m. • LANDSCAPING GREEN ACRES LANDSCAPING COMPLETE Landscaping, patios, sprinklers, also designing. Free est. 633-8935. SWEET SMELL of SUCCESS HIRE THE WORKERS YOU NEED USE THE Orange News Daily KE 2-6566 Classified Ads Painting Insurance Estimate Remodeling Roof Coating (Storm King) Hitches & Brakes Collision Repairs Built to Order 815 Williamson Ave. 526-6171 — Ext. 213 $ a.m. to 6 p.m. THE EARL'S PLUMBING INC. SALES • SERVICE & REPAIR Heating & Remodeling Open 7 days a week Phone: Day or Nite — 1544 W. Lincoln 772-3470 — Anaheim, CA BUSINESS SERVICES PAINTING & DECORATING PAINTING — interior—exterior C. L. MIKEWORTH JR. 759 N. Glassell, KE 2-5196 EXPERT painting natural wood finishing, plaster patching. Free estimates. 538-1004. RADIO, TV REPAIR TV REPAIR SERV. call $2.50. Written guar. 2 yr. warranty on picture tube replacement. A-1 Electronics KI 1-2345. LEANING Your Garage? Convert those unused items to vacation CASH IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE YOUR ORANGE DAILY NEWS by 5:30 p.m. PLEASE PHONE KEllogg 8-1144 before 6 p.m. for immediate service LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER FICTITious NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certifies he is conducting a SUPPLIER OF PACKAGING PRODUCTS business located at P. O. Box 2125, Anaheim, Orange County, California, under the fictitious firm name of IMPERIAL PACKAGING PRODUCTS and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are as follows, to-wit: COLIN McKAY HOLME-SHAW (owner) 1211 South Harbor Blvd., Anaheim, Calif. WITNESS my hand this 11th day of December, 1963. Colin McKay Holme-Shaw STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE On December 11, 1963, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said State, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared Colin McKay Holme-Shaw 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) VERA B. OSTER My Commission Expires Jan. 15, 1965 ONE POINT we'd like to hammer home is the result-action you get with an inexpensive classified ad. Dial KE 8-1144 now to bring in new business. LEGAL NOTICES Publish: The Anaheim Gazette Dec. 19, 26, 1963, Jan. 2, 9, 1964 A946-62 LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER FICTITious NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certifies that they are conducting a Retail Frozen Foods business located at 216 N. State College Blvd., Anaheim, Orange County, California, (Business Office) under the fictitious firm name of S. & S. Frozen Foods Sales and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are as follows, to-wit: George L. Stone, 1036 East Vanowen Avenue, Orange, California, Chas. W. Stichnoth, 1697 West Avenue, Fullerton, California WITNESS our hands this 10th day of December, 1963. George L. Stone Chas. W. Stichnoth STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE On December 10th, 1963, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared George L. Stone and Chas. W. Stichnoth known to me to be the persons whose names subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. WITNESS my hand and official seal. (SEAL) Marjorie J. Harris My Commission Expires Feb. 11, 1967. Publish: The Anaheim Gazette Dec. 19, 26, 1963, Jan. 2, 9, 1964 A948-62 BUSINESS DIRECTORY A Guide For Your Buying & Service Needs Your Local Merchants Listed Below A Guide For Your Buying & Service Needs Your Local Merchants Listed Below ORANGE PACK & WRAP This particular business is new in Orange, but this type work is not new to the owner Mrs. Jeanne Tarvin. She has practiced her skill for years and does exceptionally beautiful custom gift wrapping. The Burr Tarvins came to this area from Chicago Heights, Ill. in 1947, they have been married 21 years and have one daughter, Frances, 14 years old in Jr. High School. Mr. Burr Tarvin, Broker, has been in Real Estate and Insurance here since 1947. These lovely displays, custom made and original design, can be seen at 605 W. Chapman every day from 9 to 5. Except Sunday. This service is ideal for baby showers and weddings, among a few. Not only the gift wrapping of all shapes and sizes with satin ribbons in large assortment of colors but the packing and mailing is also done for you. Do hurry over to the Orange Pack & Wrap, see the displays and also check on the timing for Xmas mailing with Mrs. Tarvin. NEED A CAR? Everybody Rides • We Carry Our Own Contracts • One Year Warranty On Every Car • 100% Financing Available Jim's Auto Sales "The Quality Transportation Center" 729 W. COMMONWEALTH FULLERTON LA 5-5301 Orange Pack & Wrap FANCY GIFT WRAPPING Mailing — Shipping Gift Boxing Displays Special — Made to Order KE 8-0091 605 W. CHAPMAN 9-5 P.M., 6 Days a Week Eve. by Appointment Exclusive agent in Anaheim and Fullerton area for: • Geminiani • Bianchi • World Champion Racing Bike BROWNIE'S BIKE SHOP 1769 W. La Palma — Anti. KE 8-3481 Repair Service on Foreign & Domestic Bikes We Carry Our Own Contracts One Year Warranty On Every Car 100% Financing Available Jim's Auto Sales "The Quality Transportation Center" 729 W. COMMONWEALTH FULLERTON LA 5-3301 FANCY GIFT WRAPPING Mailing — Shipping Gift Boxing Displays Special — Made to Order KE 8-0091 605 W. CHAPMAN 9-5 P.M., 6 Days a Week Eve. by Appointment Geminiani Bianchi World Champion Racing Bike BROWNIE'S BIKE SHOP 1769 W. La Palma — Ani. KE 5-2421 Repair Service on Foreign & Domestic Bikes Black Bart's UPHOLSTERING One of Orange Cos. Finest Upholsters Let us make that old furniture once more a beauty spot in your home. 1616 E. Santa Ana, Anaheim PR 4-1874 WITH THIS AD HAIR COLORING SPECIAL With This Ad Regular $9.50 Now $7.50 ONLY COLONNADE COIFFURES MON., TUES., WED. 832 E. Lincoln Org. - 633-7800 ORANGE AUTOMOTIVE Complete Auto Repairs Wheel alignment Brakes Front end Transmission Air Cond. Sales & Service Phone: 633-1211 1020½ W. 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