anaheim-gazette 1964-02-27

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Lewis succeeds George Colour-producer of the Orange Coun-Home Show and long an acce-member of the association. Officers reinstalled are John Beckman, first vice president; Coombs, second vice presi- LAST CHANCE! SALE PRICE $242.88 WT $478.88 WT $214.88 $268.88 WT $244.88 WT 254.88 WT $218.88 WT $318.88 WT $248.88 WT $168.88 WT $229.88 WT $228.88 WT $148.88 $238.88 WT $218.88 WT $254.88 $239.88 dent, and Andy Dudicks, treasurer. Outgoing directors Ray Bradley and Charles Mower are replaced by Cliff Newquist and Dick Sanger. Colouris will serve on the board as immediate past president along with holdover directors Jerry Thomas, Bill Burke, George Kasper and Charles Locke. Seventeen Anaheim businessmen affiliated with a new service club, Cosmopolitan International, have organized and are meeting Tuesdays at the Sam-pan Restaurant. Founded in 1914, the club has been centered in the South, East and Midwest, with chapters in Mexico and Canada. General headquarters are in Fort Worth, Tex. Objectives are the building of a better, more intelligent and more serviceable citizenship; the fostering and nurturing of the cause of good citizenship of the youth of the world; the development and appreciation of high social, business standards; the awakening of the public conscience to a high idealism in life; a fuller appreciation of spiritual values; and the sincere performance of acts of good will and mutual cooperation. Unity, service and action are the clubs guide posts. Cosmopolitan is strictly class- E. D. Norwood, Gene O'Neil, Joseph H. Radensky, Elden G. Walker, Douglas Williams, Charles B. Willard, Kenneth Wood. With The PTA "PTA Answers" radio program will have as its guest speaker, Dr. T. J. Albert, medical officer of the Infectious disease division of Orange County Health Department. He will be interviewed by Mrs. Kenneth Smith of Santa Ana, director of Health for Fourth District PTA. Topic for the program will be, "Venereal Disease and Teen-Agers—An Increasing Problem." "PTA Answers" has been rescheduled from Wednesday evening at 8:45 p.m. to Thursday evening at 10 p.m. It wil still be broadcast from station KEZY Disneyland 1190 on the dial. Parent - Teacher Association chairman in Fourth District, are asked to send the Extension Department of CCPT 8 x 10 photographs depicting PTA council and association projects to be exhibited in the 1964 State Con- Tri-Hi-Y Notice Install As DeOfficers of the Y'Chair 11th grade Tri-Hi-Y or Magnolia High School, wi-cently installed by Mr. Moore, girl's program m- of the Anaheim YMCA. Each officer received a copy of a dress pattern as she installed. The president, Seiff, received the skirt signifying the most im- piece. Vice President, Roe Wolski was given the bodice with instructio dart the bodice well and it from good firm materi taining to the programs s-club." Jeanette Salais, sec- was presented the front b odice with the idea that would be in bad shape did not have one. Margie treasurer, was instructed on the tight side with a fullness for the secretar y her minutes. World Service Chairman ie Brown was given a sle- coordinate local and inter al service. The other sleeve presented to Publicity man Christine Ferguson the intention to cooperate with the service chairman in cizing the service done. W Chairman Christine Lovet received the collar signifiy- good way to finish off a and a good thought to cl- COSMOPOLITAN is strictly classification club. As a rule only one member from each business and profession is chosen for membership. However various divisions of the business are made into separate classifications. Anaheim chapter is operating under a temporary charter. A formal charter can be issued only after the membership reaches the minimum of 30. Those who have already affiliated with Cosmopolitan International's Anaheim chapter include William Adams, N. Spencer Black, Robert Fogel, Jim Gagne, William F. Koleto, John C. Lytle, James E. Mauck, George V. Mezei, Paul J. Niehouse Sr., Lee B. Nielsen, Parent - Teacher Association chairman in Fourth District, are asked to send the Extension Department of CCPT 8 x 10 photographs depicting PTA council and association projects to be exhibited in the 1964 State Convention Extension Department display. Please include a brief account of the project and identification of the unit or council and district. They are interested in all levels — elementary through high school. Do not send pictures of speakers unless they show workshops or conferences or point up the initiation of a project. They will not be returned as they are to be mounted. This photographic exhibit is planned to accentuate what is being done for children and will present ideas for projects to convention delegates. Please mail photos to: Mrs. C.E. Rees, 204 N. Hillecrest Blvd., Inglewood. The deadline is March 14. Three Honorary Life Memberships were presented at the annual Palm Lane Parent Teacher Association Founders Day meeting. Recipients honored for their outstanding service to children were Rabbi Aaron J. Tofield, Temple Beth Emet; Rev. Robert E. Wobrock, Prince of Peace Lutheran Church; and Mrs. Faye Hysom, secretary of Palm Lane School. Making the presentations were members of the HLM committee, Mrs. Murray Sturmer, Fred Diehl, and Mrs. Ivyl McKeown, chairman. On February 5, 1957, the first membership was presented to Wilfred Edelbrock, principal, and to date 19 memberships have been awarded by Palm Lane PTA. Each $25 has been paid to the CCPT Student Loan or Scholarship and Fellowship Fund. Also on the program was a presentation of the proposed plans for development of the Northern Orange County Junior College District, Paul Ridenour, president, Loara High PTA, explained the need for the pas World Service Chairmanie Brown was given a sleeper coordinate local and inter alia service. The other sleeves presented to Publicity man Christine Ferguson the intention to cooperate the service chairman in citing the service done. Woman Chairman Christine Love received the collar signify good way to finish off a and a good thought to close meeting. Council Representative Berg, was given the belt it all together and add a touch in a unifying force. Mrs. Moore lit five candles signifying the club, their leader the parents committee, the heim YMCA, and the Intuitional YMCA and spoke bird on the ditties of each one. Plans are being formed to organize Big Brother Hi-Y at Magnolia High School. Other club members Denise Crow, Melody Gibb Kathy Kelly, Judy Simon, Dale Soppeland, Pam Downing, Sheila Hass. Leader is Mrs. Huffman. The Anaheim YMCA is a member agency of United Fund. Y Dreamers, an 8th grade Tri-Hi-Y club at Crescent Ju High School, has made tray orors as a service project and livered them to Martin Lu Hospital to be distributed to patients on Valentine's Day. The club was organized in 1963 and elected the following officers: Sandra Ramsey, president; Karen Bennett, vice-present; Shay Starkey, secretary; Cheryl McClarnon, treasurer; Nancy Jacobson, publicity; Harry Knowlack, world servicer ALL METAL IRONING BOARD Adjustable $399¢ Reg. 7.95 ea HOLD-IT HAIR SPRAY Reg. 1.00 67¢ ea PLASTIC UTILITY PAIL Asst. Colors Reg. 39c ea. 19¢ ea PASTIC CLOTHES HAMPER Asst. Colors Reg. 4.98 $329¢ ea PASSWORD By Milton Bradley Reg. 1.98 $139¢ ea AIRBORNE INFANTRY COMBAT SET Reg. 3.99 $249 9:00P.M. SAT. 9-6 SUN. 10-6 Tri-Hi-Y Notes Install Officers As Designers Officers of the Y'Chicas, an 11th grade Tri-Hi-Y club at Magnolia High School, were recently installed by Mrs. Nan Moore, girl's program director of the Anaheim YMCA. Each officer received a piece of a dress pattern as she was installed. The president, Leslie Seiff, received the skirt section signifying the most important piece. Vice President, Rosemary Wolski was given the back of the bodice with instructions to laart the bodice well and make it from good firm material perraining to the programs for the club. Jeanette Salais, secretary, was presented the front of the bodice with the idea that a girl would be in bad shape if she did not have one. Margie Baum, treasurer, was instructed to be on the tight side with a little fullness for the secretary and her minutes. World Service Chairman, Rox-Brown was given a sleeve to coordinate local and international service. The other sleeve was presented to Publicity Chairman Christine Ferguson with the intention to cooperate with the service chairman in publishing the service done. Worship chairman Christine Lovett, received the collar signifying a good way to finish off a dress and a good thought to close a and Alana Barnes, council representative. Other members include: Debra Lawley, Donna Wyatt, Patty White, and Sue Lowe. The Anaheim YMCA is a United Fund Agency. We must never forget that a violated state of morals, a corrupted public conscience, is incompatible with true freedom. —J. Edgar Hoover ALL OF OUR RECAPS are GUARANTEED to be BETTER than your original first line tire John Trowbridge 401 S. Harbor, Fullerton 525-8805 Bankamericard or Richfield Credit card SPAGETTI ALL YOU CAN EAT... 139 INCLUDES: 3 SALADS 2 VEGETABLES ROLLS CHILD'S PLATE 65¢ FRIDAY ONLY BAKED FISH 1.39 Lyle's FAMILY RESTAURANT OPEN 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. DAILY 310 CHAPMAN AVE. 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