anaheim-gazette 1964-04-23

ART COLLECTORS — Members of the Orange County Art Association have been collecting paintings and drawings to be exhibited at the Fifth Annual Association Exhibit at the Orange Plaza Shopping Center. From left the Mme Robert Trescott, Donald Davis, and Richard Villalobos talk over selections they will submit. Registration dates are April 24 and 25. Fifth Annual Art Show Proceeds Dedicated To New Art Center The Orange County Art Asso- The entry fee is $3 per entry. The judges will be Vio Sm Fifth Annual Art Show Proceeds Dedicated To New Art Center The Orange County Art Association, Inc. and the Merchants Association of Orange County Plaza Shopping Center, Garden Grove, will present the Fifth Annual Art Show. The goal is to stimulate creative expressions of artists in Southern California and to present to the community the opportunity to view and appreciate the wide scope of artistic merit being done in the area. Also to enable the art association to plan in foreseeable future a center which will embody these precepts. The moneys collected from this show will be dedicated to the center. The dates are May 4-9, with registration dates on Friday, April 24 — 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, April 25 — 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Orange County Plaza Center. The entry fee is $2 per entry, no limit. Every entry will be hung. Prizes totaling $400 will be given in each of four categories: trends in Traditional; trends in Modern; mosaics and other art forms. In addition, $100 in Special Jurors' Awards and Ribbons for Awards of Merit will be given at the Association's Annual Dinner Meeting on May 14, to be held at Hal Greggs Steak House, Anaheim. There will be special awards for the Annual Children's Show for elementary school age children, held on Saturday, May 9th, and for Madonna Works of Art. 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The ANAHEIM GAZETTE Women's News ILA JONES Women's Editor Thursday, April 23, 1964 The Gazette—5 KEEPING UP WITH JONES By ILA JONES TOOK ME BACK TO MY childhood when I walked through the Southern Counties Gas Co. and Home Savings and Loan Exhibit Trailer. The authentic old stove brings back the memory of hot bread and freshly baked cinnamon rolls. We always knew if the windows were steamed over and smoke was rolling out of the chimney during the winter that Mother had been baking. We would run as fast as we could. I must be getting old but the ice box, wood burning stove and pump in the kitchen seemed just a little more comfortable than the gleaming modern conveniences at the other end of the trailer. Naturally, push buttons and all the gas appliances are great and a "must" in the life we live today and I suppose west coast. A night of entertainment at Melodyland is a real treat. ANOTHER ATTRACTION in the Anaheim area that really surprised but delighted my family and me is the MOVIELAND WAX MUSEUM. The wax likenesses are frightfully real. Alan Ladd, Clark Gable and Gloria Swanson are the most lifelike, but each figure looks like it might start talking at any moment. Of course, the children loved Dracula and Frankenstein and the darling Shirley Temple on the Good Ship Lolli-pop. I was surprised at the number of figures they have and we plan to return again. Pat Hitt To Address Republicans The Anaheim Federative Republican Women plan an annual membership to Tuesday, April 28th, from to five p.m. Robinsons' tea room will be the setting for the spring and fashion show. The show will begin at 3:15 p.m. Among the many prominent Republican personalities, it will be our special "Golden Summer” Is Theme For Fire Wives Fashion Show The Annual Fashion Show of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Anaheim Fire Department will take place May 16 at the Tamasha Town and Country Club. “Golden Summer” will be the theme for this years show and colorful, lovely fashions will be presented by “Irene’s House of Fashion” in Fullerton. Proceeds of this benefit will be used by the Auxiliary for dispersal to the clubs various philanthropies. The coming of summer will be in evidence as Mrs. James Buskirk and her committee are now arranging for a fundraiser. Political Seminar For Republican Women Planned Orange County Federated Republican Women have been invited to act as un-official hostesses for a Political Seminar at the Disneyland Hotel, Wednesday, April 29. This workshop, sponsored by the Southern Division of the Cal- For Republican Women Planned Orange County Federated Republican Women have been invited to act as un-official hostesses for a Political Seminar at the Disneyland Hotel, Wednesday, April 29. This workshop, sponsored by the Southern Division of the California Federation of Republican Women, is the first of its kind to be held in this state. Registration will start at 9 a.m., with the general session to open at 10 a.m. All county member are invited to attend this educational seminar. Mrs. Elly Peterson, assistant director of the Republican National Committee will be the main luncheon speaker. Mr. Casper Weinberger, Chairman of the California State Republican Central Committee, will speak at the morning session. His topic will be "The case for the Republican Party — How to sell it and How to Spell it." Assemblyman Charles J. Conrad, Sherman Oaks, Minority Leader of the California Assembly will speak on "What happened at the current session of Legislature". Panel members for the Seminar include such prominent Republicans as Assemblyman Conrad, the Mmes. Robert J. Hift, Logan Goodknight, Lloyd O'Donnell, Cecil Kenyon and Douglas Yarborough. Mrs. Ann Gallagher, precinct chairman for Southern Division and Orange County Federated Republican Women will moderate and show a film strip on "The Colorado Story". Mrs. L. J. Ferrell of Anaheim will be presiding as general chairman. Club reservations should be sent to Mrs. Ferrel, 1431 East La Pama Avenue, Anaheim, Caif. South Coast Women Plan Installation Mrs. Winifred McFarland, Whittier news editor will be installed as president of the South Coast District of the California Press Women, Inc., during their annual installation luncheon, April 25, at the Edgewater Inn, Marina Hotel, Long Beach. Elected to serve on the 1964-65 slate with Mrs. McFarland as Mrs. Mary Ann Leuenberger (Anaheim) vice president and Mrs. Mitche Leigh Hunt (Newport Beach) secretary-treasurer. Orange County press women will meet at the hotel for an 1:30 a.m. social hour. Lunch-on follows at 12:30 p.m. The hotel is located at 6400 E. Pacific Coast Highway, Long Beach. Pat Hitt To Address Republicans The Anaheim Federation of Republican Women plan their annual membership tea for Tuesday, April 28th, from three five p.m. Robinsons' tea room will be set for the spring tea and fashion show. The fashion show will begin at 3:15 p.m. Among the many prominent Republican personalities attending will be our special guest, New Auxiliary Formed By Assistance League At the regular monthly meeting of the Assistance League of Anaheim, Mrs. Duncan Powers, president, revealed plans for the formation of a new auxiliary to the league. Invitations have been extended to prospective members to be guests of the League, at a coffee, April 27th, at the League Center. The nominating committee headed by Mrs. Frederick Rusch presenied names of the members recommended for office. The following were elected to the executive board: the Mmes. Evert Peterson, president; Robert Parrett, first vice president; Bernard Jordan, second vice president; Lowen Casey, third vice president; M. W. Little, fourth vice president; and Harry Burford, fifth vice president. Other elected officers are the Mmes. Cortez Hoskins, recording secretary; Sidney Lumbard, corresponding secretary; Kenneth Hueler, treasurer; Harry Saulsbery, parliamentarian; Jack Flammer, public relations; Frederick Busch representative to regional; and Charles Bush, alternate to regional. Mrs. Lowen Casey, membership chairman; introduced the Mmes. James Cummins, William Fleischman, Felix Le Marinel and George Western as provisionals, Herbert Perry, as active and Melvin Duffy from active to sustaining membership. Miss Christy Lundquist, clarinetist with the Idyllwild Youth Symphony, was a luncheon guest and gave an interesting and entertaining report on the tour of England and Wales taken me being made for the Charity Ball was given by the general chairman, Mrs. Beroard Jordan. The Ball will be held on April 18th at the Newporter Inn. The projects report was given by Mrs. Charles Conrad and Mrs. Leo Friis, chairman of hospital equipment, told of a "Toddle-rite" that the league is providing for a young child to help him become mobile. Nine league members worked with Mrs. Ewert Peterson and the Villa Marie girls on a sewing project. Surrey Club members will have a "Day at the Races" at Hollywood Park and dinner at Raffles on May 23rd. Mrs. Lawrence Bailey, Mrs. Arthur Pressel and Mrs. Wayne Wooten are new active members of the Jr. Auxiliary. Talents and treasures will be on exhibit when the Auxilia-Dor-as present "Leagues on Parade" at the league center, 1341 W. La Palma, on May 7th and 8th from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Hostesses for the luncheon were the Mmes. Walter Taylor, L. M. Dunn, Houston Kier, Robert Loomis, C. B. Miller and Kenton Wines. Melodyland Schedules Hootenanny Jack Linkletter's "A Folk Festival" will play Melodyland Theatre Friday night, May 8th, not on April 27th, as previously announced. Jack, son of the famous radio-TV star, Art Linkletter, chose to follow The Anaheim Federation of Republican Women plan their annual membership tea for Tuesday, April 28th, from three to five p.m. Robinsons' tea room will be the setting for the spring tea and fashion show. The fashion show will begin at 3:15 p.m. Among the many prominent publican personalities attending will be our special guest, Mrs. Pat Hitt, who will address the group. Mrs. Hitt is the national committeewoman and has just returned from Washington, D.C. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Irma Ray, PR 185, Mrs. Josephine Hill, PR 076, or Mrs. June Glansmann, 7-8666. Robin's room chairman; introduced the Mimes, James Cummins, William Fleischman, Felix Le Marinel and George Western as provisionals, Herbert Perry, as active and Melvin Duffy from active to sustaining membership. Miss Christy Lundquist, clarinetist with the Idyllwild Youth Symphony, was a luncheon guest and gave an interesting and entertaining report on the tour of England and Wales taken recently by the orchestra. The Symphony gave nine concerts and made two recordings for the British Broadcasting Company that will be released in Europe and Russia. 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