anaheim-gazette 1964-01-09

University Women Offering Advice to Girls Interested in Medical, Allied Careers High school girls interested in a medical or allied career have been invited to hear Dr. Jacqueline Pettet, clinical pathologist, speak before the Anaheim Branch of the American Association of University Women tonight. The regular monthly meeting will be held at 8 p.m. in Trident Junior High School, 1800 W. Ball Rd. Dr. Pettet, associated for seven years with Rice Clinical Laboratories in Santa Ana, will discuss the latest developments in the area of laboratory tests and techniques. The talk ties in with AAUW's general study theme this year of "Bringing the Gap Between Science and the Layman." Dr. Pettet obtained her degrees from USC and the University of Minnesota. She interned at L. A. County Hospital and served her residency at Mayo Clinic. She is a diplomat of the Boards of Pathologic Anatomy and Clinical Pathology, a Fellow of the American College of Pathologists and the Orange County Medical Association. She also is chairman of the O.C.M.A. Blood Bank Committee. Hospitality chairman for the January meeting is Mrs. J. B. Johnston, assisted by the Mmes. Edward Abrams, Jay D. Griebel, Ronald B. Kendricks, Robert W. WAadleigh and S. A. Van Houten. Plans have been completed for the first fund-raising event to be held Saturday, Jan. 25 at the Buena Park Retail Clerks Auditorium. The benefit is entitled "Moonlight in with dancing, cafe-tainment, games and supper as highlights are earmarked for Fellowship Program aids women scholar fields of study and Women graduates formation reagarding ship in AAUW are phone Mrs. Robert PR 4-3892. The ANAHEIM GAZETTE Women NEWS 6—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, January 17 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Girl Scouts Celebrate Birthday on Ice Rink Spills and thrills at the local ice skating rink provided a preface to the celebration of the fourth birthday of Girl Scout Nancy Newman. Other girls attend Christine Bauer, Bonnett, Linda Blatzer. Bridge Results Anthony Lipsky directed the regular weekly bridge game of the Anaheim Elks Lodge, Jan. 2. The evening was sponsored by Young Ladies Institute of Anaheim. Eleanor Sutherland and Bruce Zuckerman took first place points in North-South play; Benjamin McLeod and Mrs. Sylvia Ward, second; and Mr. and Mrs. N. Hartford, third. East-West first place points were won by Charles Elliott and Joseph Payne, Mrs. R. Nolan and Mrs. B. Reynolds, second; and Mrs. Robert Mixer and Dale Nelson, third. Tonight will be master point night. The couples Bridge of the Hawaiian Village Recreation Club held a pot-luck supper preceding their December meeting. Winners at duplicate bridge were: North-South, first, Joe and Auretha Brown and second, Bob Lewin and Tony Syriotis; and East-West, first, Vern and Barbara Farris and second, Barbara Doyle and Margaret Matneg with Art and Rose Marie Fisher. High score for the evening was Ralph Provost; second, Mary Lou Cotter and booby, Sheila Rose. Spills and thrills at the local ice skating rink provided a preface to the celebration of the fourth birthday of Girl Scout Troop No. 162 of the La Palma West Neighborhood. Forthy - eight girls, adult leaders and committee members returned to the home of Mrs. Vera Lewis for punch and cake and to hold the Court of Awards. Those receiving awards were Julie Bougslog, hospitality and language; Dorothy Bye, homemaker and sports; Susan Evans, cook and swimmer; Lynne Hall, cyclist and child care; Trudi Harrison, backyard camper and campcraft; Patty Mackin, hospitality; Dena Oelke, cook, drawing and painting, dabbler and housekeeper. Also, Nancy Richard, hospitality and language; Christine Rowe, storyteller and games; Lorrayne Siglin, child care, language, housekeeper, storyteller, hospitality, and backyard camper; Penny Smithton, water fun; Cynthia Teagarden, water fun; Cathy Valentine, backyard camper, hospitality, adventurer and storyteller; Mary Ann Valentine, My Troop, hospitality and backyard camper; Penny Webster, games and Lynda White, games. Many girls received year pins for one to five years of membership in scouting. Welcomed as new Girl Scouts were Lynn Hamamoto and Eilien Rowe and adult leader Mrs. Dorothy Gleerup. New members by transfer are Julie Bouslog, Mary Doman, Barbie Gibbs, Kris Kalde, Marilyn Millet and Nancy Newman. Other girls attended Christine Bauer, Bonett, Linda Blatzer, Baulanger, Penny Diana Buchanan, Rob Debra Davidson, Del sega, Cindy Hailey, P Jill Hunt, Cori Lew Mozur, Janet McDonnell Nickum, Kathy Novacek Overholt, Beverly Reeves Rivas, Maureen Rowley Schewe, Elaine Soule Stevens, Becky Storm Troup. The troop is under ship of the Mmes. M Lue Bye, Kay Eldredge Gleerup, Lois Haile Harrison and Pauline. DAC Group Makes Plans For Assemblage Plans were made to the 34th State Assembly California Society. Dr. the American Color planning took place on meeting of the Hatch Chapter, DA Tamasha Town and Club. Mrs. Donald Bove Mesa presented the "The American Rev Music." The State Assembly will be held March 8 Barbaraa according regent, Mrs. Orland. Rare Music Society to The Rare Music Society of Orange County has announced its program at the Santa Ana Public Library in the Spurgeon Room at 8:30 p.m. today. Featured on the program will be Dr. Col. Weller, a Tustin resident, Dr. D. Michalsky, assistant professor of music at Orange State College, a well known southland composer and Fullerton resident; Dr. R. Tyndall and Dr. C. Becker, members of the music department of Long Beach State College. Also to be heard are Gordon Marron and John Ranney, students at Long Beach State College with Dr. Tyndall. The following program will be offered to members, who pay $6 per family per year to help defray the cost of presenting the programs. Mikrokosmos 137-13 9. Bartok Sol Weller Duo No. 3 for clarinet and Bassoon . . . Beethoven Donal Michalsky, Clarinet Robert Tyndall, Bassoon Duo for Bas Clarinet and Cello (First performance) . . . Charles Becker ORANGE COUNTY PHONE 772-0790 WE DELIVER TO YOUR DOOR FROZEN FOOD SALES (USDA CHOICE) SIDE OF BEEF .....49¢ lb (USDA CHOICE) HIND QUARTER OF BEEF .....59¢ lb (USDA CHOICE) FORE QUARTER OF BEEF .....39¢ lb (12-14 LBS.) EASTERN PORK LOIN .....49¢ lb EASTERN WHOLE PIG .....39¢ lb (USDA CHOICE) WHOLE LAMB .....49¢ lb ALL ITEMS GUARANTEED! NO MONEY DOWN and 6 MOS. TO PAY CUT, WRAPPED and FROZEN at no CHARGE Offering interested Career titled "Moonlight in Monaco" with dancing, cafe-type entertainment, games and a midnight supper as highlights. Proceeds are earmarked for the AAUW Fellowship Program which aids women scholars in all fields of study and research. Women graduates wishing information reagarding membership in AAUW are asked to phone Mrs. Robert K. Reilly, PR 4-3892. CO-EDS SERVE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY — Chapman College members of Theta's, a girls campus service club, display one of the posters they distributed throughout the Orange area. Caren Peterson, sophomore, left, Ruthie Registration Open Arts, Crafts Classes Day The Anaheim Park and Re-class program starts arts and crafts this month. Registration for the classes will be taken this week at the department's office, 630 N. Los Angeles St., according to Diana R. Dunn, recreations supervisor. All classes will be held at Spencer House, 2660 W. Broad-ment will be taught on Tuesday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Intermediate sewing will be held Wednesday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and advanced sewing will be held Wednesday from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. The minimum for each section is 12 members. A fee of $5 is charged. Mrs. Daisy Johns strict. The classes Tuesday from 9:30 and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.'s recent class completed decoration the department's Los Angeles St. du Celebrate Ice Rink Nancy Newman. Other girls attending were Christine Bauer, Bonnie Bennett, Linda Blatzer, Charlene Baulanger, Penny Bowman, Diana Buchanan, Robin Cooper, Debra Davidson, Debra Escarsega, Cindy Hailey, Kathy Hirt, Jill Hunt, Cori Lewis, Susan Mozur, Janet McDonald, Kelly Nickum, Kathy Novack, Joyce Overholt, Beverly Reed, Marilyn Rivas, Maureen Rowe, Debbie Schewe, Elaine Soules, Susan Stevens, Becky Storm and Cathy Troup. The troop is under the leadership of the Mmes. Mary Siglin, Lue Bye, Kay Eldred, Dorothy Gleerup, Lois Hailey, Faye Harrison and Pauline Valentine. DAC Group Makes Plans For Assembly Plans were made Tuesday for the 34th State Assembly of the California Society. Daughters of the American Colonists. The planning took place at a lunch-eon meeting of the Hannah Hatch Chapter, DAC, at the Tamasha Town and Country Club. Mrs. Donald Bovee of Costa Mesa presented the program, "The American Revolution in Music." The State Assembly meeting will be held March 6-7 in Santa Barbara, according to chapter regent, Mrs. Orlando Abaire. The Anaheim Park and Re-class program starts arts and crafts this month. Registration for the classes will be taken this week at the department's office, 630 N. Los Angeles St., according to Diana R. Dunn, recreations supervisor. All classes will be held at Spencer House, 2660 W. Broadway. Four classes in sewing will begin the week of Jan. 13, and continue for eight weeks under the instruction of Mrs. Yvette Smith. An advanced sewing class has been added this year. Beginning pattern development will be taught on Tuesday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Intermediate sewing will be held Wednesday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and advanced sewing will be held Wednesday from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. The minimum for each section is 12 members. A fee of $5 is charged. A course in decorative dried flower art, instructed by Mrs. Daisy Johnson, will begin Wednesday for eight weeks from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. There will be a minimum of 16 students and a $5 charge. The classes accenting spring Jewish Women's Group Schedules Lunch Meet The National Council of Jewish Women, Orange County Section, will convene for luncheon meeting, Thursday, Jan. 16 at noon in the Tamasha Town and Country Club, 1025 S. Los Angeles St. The National Council of Jewish Women was founded in the year, 1893, by Mrs. Hannah Greenbaum Solomon. Mrs. Dora Kavanau will give a talk on the council, its philanthropies and functions. There will also be a short film, "What Cookie Did." Following the meeting there will be cards, pan, mahjong and other games. Reservations must be placed in advance with Mrs. Louis Rosenstein at LE 9-0867. Talk Tonight On Shoreline Fullerton Public Forum will present the first of its spring series of lectures at 7:30 p.m. today in the Louis E. Plummer Auditorium, Chapman Avenue and Lemon Street in Fullerton. Speaker for the first lecture will be Norm-Wakeman who will present an illustrated talk entitled "Along Pacific Shores — The World Between The Tides." A graduate of Standford University where he majored in Biology and Chemistry, Wakeman for the past eighteen years has been a professor at Pasadena City College. City to Open Year Donal Michalsky, clarinet Charles Becker, Cello Sonata for Cello and Bassoon... Mozart Jean Tyndall, Soprano Gordon Marron, Violin John Rannisy, Harpsichord decorations will start Mrs. Daisy Johns strict. The classes at Tuesday from 9:30 and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.son's recent class completed decoration the department's o Los Angeles St. dur of Jan. 6. Mr. Albert McKeen struct an eight week making silver jewel pidary. The class s 14. and consecutive from 7:30 to 10:00 will be a charge o minimum of 12 stu DINING TABLES Teak—42" round...$170. Teak—48" round...$197. Teak—Extension table...$161. SIDE CHAIRS Teak—Rope seat...$64.00 Teak—Vinyl seat...$47.00 Walnut—Rope seat...$46.00 City to Open Year Donal Michalsky, clarinet Charles Becker, Cello Sonata for Cello and Bassoon... Mozart Robert Tyndall, Bassoon Charles Becker, Cello INTERMISSION Solo Cantata...Buxtehude Jean Tyndall, Soprano Gordon Marron, Violin John Rannsy, Harpsichord Charles Becker, Cello Sonata for Piano (First performance)...Robert Tyndall John Ranney AMAZING The NUMBER of SERVICED offered at SQR AMAZING The QUALITY of SERVICED offered at SQR Girl Scout Council In Workshop, Meet Two meetings at one time for the convenience of busy Girl Scout adults was the object of the combined annual meeting and workshop held Wednesday. Trident Junior High School Multi - Purpose Room at 1800 W. Ball Rd., from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. was the scene of a coffee hour to facilitate the registration of all Anaheim Council Girl Scout adults to be eligible to obtain ballots and for all interested adults to enroll in one of the many informative workshops. The business meeting was begun at 7:30 p.m. with the invocation given by three faiths by Chris Walk, Senior Troop No. 114; Dolores Counts, Cadette Troop No. 310, and Nancy Richard, Junior Troop No. 162. The colors were presented by Senior Troop No. 74 under the direction of Mrs. Karen Roobian. "Look Wider Still," the newest Girl Scout song which is based on the words of the founder, Lord Baden Powell, "Look Wide, and when you think you've looked wide, look wider still," were introduced by Girl Scout Troop 162 under the direction of Miss Kay Eldred. Miss Eldred will be a delegate to the Spanish - speaking seminar in Peru in February and will be one of two delegates attending from the United States. Art Showing A Senior Show of painting, drawing, sculpture, weaving, ceramics and design by Havva Houshamard art major at Chan The welcome and progress report were given by President Kay Walk of the Anaheim Council. The primary business portion of the evening was the presentation of candidates by the nominating committee and the election of the new officers. The workshops offered were: "Fire Safety," demonstrated by Raymond W. Horeilly, senior inspector, Fire Prevention Bureau, Los Angeles City Fire Department; "Folk Dancing," under the direction of Mrs. Donna Tripp, a leader in the council; "Songs," taught by Miss Carol (Dipper) Hopkins, a Girl Scout camp worker and teacher in Los Angeles; "Creative Arts," illustrated by Mrs. Jane Erb, leader of two troops and a council trainer; "Nature Made Interesting," explained by Mrs. Lavern Fitzpatrick, troop leader and council trainer; "Indoor - outdoor Cooking," led by Mrs. Dorothy Williams, leader of two troops; "International Friendship." introduced by Miss Kay Eldred and Mrs. Mary Siglin; and "The Cadetta Junior High Girl," and "NeSiro Leader," presented with a special group with Mrs. Kay Walk conducting the discussion. Following the workshops, the business meeting resumed in the Multi - Purpose Room for a report from the tellers and the installation of officers. The combined meeting was under the co - directorship of Mrs. Dorana Counts, first vice president of the council, and Mrs. Mary Siglin, troop leader. Both are members of the National Girl Scout Council. decorations will start Jan. 14. Mrs. Daisy Johnson will instruct. The classes will meet on Tuesday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Mrs. Johnson's recent class will display completed decoration pieces at the department's office, 630 N. Los Angeles St., during the week of Jan. 6. Mr. Albert McKenzie will instruct an eight week course in making silver jewelry and lapidary. The class starts on Jan. 14, and consecutive Tuesday from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. There will be a charge of $5 for the minimum of 12 students. Art Showing A Senior Show of painting, drawing, sculpture, weaving, ceramics and design by Havva Houshmand, art major at Chapman College, will open with a reception in the college's Purcell Gallery Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. The public is invited to attend. The exhibition will be on display in the gallery January 13 through 24 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. CALL NOW for A & B PAYLESS UPHOLSTERS LA 2-3274 OR KE 5-6818 EVES. JANUARY SPECIAL Reupholster Platform Rocker Chairs from 2995 7305 W. Orangethorpe Buena Park—Open Sun. 10 to 9 P.M. DINING TABLES Reg. SALE und...$170.00 119⁰⁰ und...$197.00 179⁰⁰ on table...$161.00 129⁰⁰ E CHAIRS Reg. SALE at ...$64.00 45⁰⁰ at ...$47.00 41⁰⁰ seat ...$46.00 39⁰⁰ JAN. SALE On all original Scandinavian Imports Teak Furniture and Accessories Miss Eldred will be a delegate to the Spanish - speaking seminar in Peru in February and will be one of two delegates attending from the United States. Following the workshops, the business meeting resumed in the Multi - Purpose Room for a report from the tellers and the installation of officers. The combined meeting was under the co - directorship of Mrs. Dorana Counts, first vice president of the council, and Mrs. Mary Siglin, troop leader. Both are members of the National Girl Scout Council. Specimen Trees and Shrubs Complete Nursery Service Botts Nursery 1228 W. LINCOLN AVENUE KE 5-5450 "Our Business Is Growing" SALE On all original Scandinavian Imports Teak Furniture and Accessories DE CHAIRS Reg. SALE $64.00 45°00 $47.00 41°00 $46.00 39°00 BUFFETS Reg. SALE $332.00 249°00 $367.00 299°00 $349.00 251°00 SOFAS Reg. SALE $926.00 580°00 $445.00 356°00 OCCASIONAL TABLES Reg. SALE Walnut Coffee Table $146.00 98°00 Teak Stack Tables $58.00 45°00 PERSIONAL CHAIR Reg. SALE $122.00 69°00 $179.00 98°00 $139.00 95°00 DESKS Reg. 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