anaheim-gazette 1964-09-23

Bob Haleys Will Live Here Double Ring Couple in A penny dating back to the an antique opal ring, a sh of pearls given by the b groom and a handkerchief stowed by his mother some of the sentimental i carried by Miss Linda De Anberg during her recent ding to Lawrence Robert H of Orange. A double ring ceremony y ed the couple in marriag an alter bedecked with w stock, gladioli, mums and white candelabra in the M cito Community Cover Church of Santa Barbara 22. The new Mrs. Haley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H Anberg of Soulsbyville, C chose for her gown a fl length delustered satin re broidered with alencon lace pliques on the bodice and t Her wedding attire also o tured long sleeves, a scoop line and a detachable d The gown was designed by bride. The bride's attire was c ed with a bouffant, fing veil of imported silk ill secured with yellow rose and ivy circlet. She carrri cascade arrangement of b fly orchids, yellow rose bouvardia and ivy. She also wore a crystal b et borrowed from her g mother. Wearing a floor length, s pleated gown of light green organza over pale aqua ta the maid of honor was Officer Roster Highlight Of Mobile Potluck Supper By HARRIET MEYER A goodly crowd attended Saturday night's Potluck Supper, which was followed by election of officers to take charge of Park Recreational Activities for the last quarter of 1964. The entire slate submitted by the Nominating Committee, appointed by Chairman Larry Bray at the last Board of Governors meeting, was voted into office, to take over as of October 1, as follows: Jim Duffy, Chairman; John Omstead, Co-Chairman; Ann Hurley, Secretary - Teasurer; Jake Fullenwider was re-elected Chairman of Out-of-Park Shuffleboard; Roy Davison was elected Chairman, In - Park Shuffleboard. Committees will be headed by Chairman as follows: Harley Johnson, Men's Breakfasts; Myrtle Stutheit, Potluck; Bob Rogers and Curtis Omstead, Game Night; Grace Christensen, Card Night; Dick and Florence Swanson, Dance; Harriet Meyer, Publicity with Viola Beckett and Dorothy Tilden as Reporters. Upon conclusion of the business agenda, Carl Reiman made a motion, duly seconded, that a vote of thanks be given to Larry Bray, Chairman, and other outgoing officers, for their interest and services rendered on behalf of Park residents during their terms of office. Arial Howard also expressed his thanks for the cooperation he for In-Park Shuffleboard competition to Sam Stutheit and had received from the men who served on his Breakfast Com- first and second place award mittee. Mr. Reiman then took the opportunity to present, belated Johnny Omstead respectfully who had tied for first place were unable to play off until their return from tion. During the week following Labor Day, Earl and Flo Bartels entertained Floris sister, Mrs. Hazel Lane of grade, Montana, and her husband and husband. Mr. and Francis Miller of Bozeman came to California primarily visit the Millers' twin sons and Bill, Florence's grandson who are Marines stationed Camp Pendleton. The B also had a visit from their William, and his family Canoga Park. LOCAL PREVIEW — Rt. Rev. Raphael Vinciarelli, prior of the Benedictine Monks of St. Andrew's Priory in Valyermo who are conducting their 7th annual Valyermo Fall Festival this weekend on the 300-acre grounds, gives Sister M. Ignatius (center) and Sister Bernadette Marie of the Sisters of St. Jo- Curtain Ready on Festival A full year of preparation will bear fruit this weekend when the Benedictine Monks of St. Andrew's Priory in Valyermo conduct their 7th annual Valyermo Fall Festival on the 300-acre tree shaded priory grounds of the former Hidden Springs Ranch. More than 400 volunteer workers will report for their various duties this Friday and will be housed in a community set up especially for the occasion. They will be busy until the small hours in anticipation of the early Saturday morning opening. Visitors to the two-day event will have their choice of over a dozen features at the Festival, aimed to delight guests of all ages. Children will enjoy games, rides, movies, puppet shows and various delectables. Live in Ohio Double Ring Ceremony Unites Couple in Evening Rites penny dating back to 1831, antique opal ring, a strand pearls given by the brideroom and a handkerchief bewed by his mother were one of the sentimental items arrived by Miss Linda De Esta berg during her recent wedding to Lawrence Robert Haley Orange. double ring ceremony unithe couple in marriage at alter bedecked with white skin, gladioli, mums and two te candelabra in the Monteto Community Covenant church of Santa Barbara Aug. new Mrs. Haley, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Koute berg of Soulbyville, Calif., sees for her gown a floor length delustered satin re-emdered with alencon lace apples on the bodice and train. wedding attire also feated long sleeves, a scoop neckand a detachable clapel. gown was designed by the bride's attire was crownwith a bouffant, fingertip of imported silk illusion fured with yellow rosebuds ivy circlet. She carried a cade arrangement of butterorchids, yellow rosebuds, avardia and ivy. also wore a crystal brackborrowed from her grandmother. Wearing a floor length, softlylated gown of light green silk zanza over pale aqua taffeta, maid of honor was the bride's sister, Nancy Jean Anberg, also of Soulsbyville. Identically gowned were bridesmaids Carol D. Johnson of Billings, Mont. and Pat Graham of Alhambra. Sheryl Proul of Apple Valley, a cousin of the bridegroom, was flower girl. All attendants carried wicker baskets of golden yellow roses, spider crysanhemums and ivy. They wore matching Dior bows with short veils. Vocalist was Carol Anderson of Santa Ana with Douglas Anberg, brother of the bride, serving as ring bearer. Jerry Huhn of Santa Ana was best man with guests ushered to their place by Dale Ritter of Santa Barbara and Jim Haley, brother of the bridegroom, of Orange. Following the late evening nuptials, a reception was held in Church Fellowship Hall. Serving were Marilyn Davis, cousin of the bride, Mrs. Alice Bond and Karen Ostrom. Presiding over the guest book was Karen Mallory of Lakeport, Calif. Flowers highlighting the lovly reception included vanda orchids sent by a friend from Hawaii which topped the Bridegroom's cake boxes. The table was decorated with two silver candelabra with white candles and yellow and white chrysanthemums. The three-tiered cake was topped with a satin wedding bells and lace. OFFICERS NAMED — Orange Community 4-H officers for the coming year are (from left to right seated: Mari Etta Clar, secretary; Elayne Trammell, president. Back row: Savilla Sparks, Miss Trammell Heads 4-H Club Officer Slate The Orange Community 4-H Club elected officers for the ensuing year at their recent meeting. The officers are Elayne Trammell, president; Anita Mrs. Beatrice Hill will be the guest of h luncheon on Thursday ange County Alumnae ma Phi Beta welco of imported silk illusion fured with yellow rosebuds ivy circle. She carried a cade arrangement of butterorchids, yellow rosebuds, avardia and ivy. The also wore a crystal brackborrowed from her grandather. Wearing a floor length, softlylaced gown of light green silk ranza over pale aqua taffeta, maid of honor was the Night Supper t and second place awards tee. Mr. Reiman then took the opportunity to present, belatedly, annny Omstead respectively, o had tied for first place and are unable to play off the tie ail their return from vacana. During the week following abor Day, Earl and Florence Bartels entertained Florence's ter, Mrs. Hazel Lane of Belade, Montana, and her niece d husband, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Miller of Bozeman, who me to California primarily to visit the Millers' twin sons, Phil d Bill, Florence's grandsons, who are Marines stationed at a camp Pendleton. The Bartels so had a visit from their son, William, and his family from Anoga Park. Flowers highlighting the lovly reception included vanda orchids sent by a friend from Hawaii which topped the Bridegroom's cake boxes. The table was decorated with two silver candelabra with white candles and yellow and white chrysanthemums. The three-tiered cake was topped with a satin wedding bells and lace. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Haley of Orange, parents of the bridegroom, attended the wedding with Mrs. Haley wearing a pink lace dress with matching pink hat and shoes. The bride's mother wore a dress of plae aqua crepe and lace and contrasting dark aqua hat and shoes. Also attending the wedding were grandmothers Mrs. O. M. Haley, Mrs. E. C. Bottemiller and Mrs. G. J. Blanchar. For her honeymoon outfit the bride chose a dark turquoise rayon dress, black bow hat and black patent shoes. She also wore a green lady slipper orchid corsage which had been pinned to the rig bearer's pillow. Following a honeymoon along the coast of northern California the young couple will reside in Columbus, Ohio where Mr. Haley will attend Ohio State University Graduate School. The bridegroom was graduated from Westmont College in Santa Barbara with a major in Biology. He also is an Orange High School graduate. The bride also graduated from Westmont Heads 4-H Club Officer Slate The Orange Community 4-H Club elected officers for the ensuing year at their recent meeting. The officers are Elayne Trammell, president; Anita Trammell, vice-president; Mari Etta Clark, secretary; Elayne Powalka, treasurer; Joan Lovestedt, reporter; Savilla Sparks, club photographer; and Eileen Aust, seargent - atarms. The club will host Achievement Night Saturday. Committees were named to care for the many jobs, Plans also were initiated for the club to have a window display for 4-H Week (Sept. 26-Oct.3) and to have a family night in October. New members welcomed into the club were Billie Rose Chestnut, Susan Caro, Kahtrine Hambridge, Lynn Larson, Nancy Doemaier, Tina Florio and Darlene Grenner. Store all frozen foods at zero degrees Fahrenheit or lower. Too high or constantly changing temperature can cause loss of quality and food value. Mrs. Beatrice Hill W will be the guest of h luncheon on Thursday ange County Alumnae ma Phi Beta welco members and alumnae the area. The gala affair will t at the home of Mrs. O Watts, 13591 Prospect A ta Ana, at 11:30 a.m. Mrs. Wittenberg, tha ate past International President of the soror talk to the group abl lights of her office. Reco of experience on the and international leve prove interesting and e al to the local alumnae Special guests also members of the newl Beach Area alumnae Assisting the hoste Watts, will be the soo men, Mmes, Donald W RICE JEWELLE FINE WATCH REPAIR 138 N. Glassell KE We Give S&H Green S ph in Orange a preview of several pieces of sculpture which will be on view at the art exhibit at the festival. They will be among an expected 20,000 who will make the drive to Valyermo this weekend. FALL READING PROGRAMS Remedial Developmental Rapid ALL GRADES Starts Week of Sept. 1st FREE READING TEST Sept. 1 to Sept. 18th Enroll now by calling LI 4-4400 Reading Development Center 130 "H" St. Tustin "Our 8th Year" ALL PRINTED FABRIC COTTON, SILK, D ½ PRICE 77¢ YD. Cotton Prints and Plains Reg. $1.19-$1.98 ALL TRIMMINGS, LACES, BRAIDS RAYON FRINGE AND CARDED BUTTONS ½ REGULAR PRICE Open 10 A.M. TO 9 P FABRICS 656 S. "D" STREET TUSTIN community 4-H (from left to right: secretary; Elayne Savilla Sparks, club photographer; Joan Lovesledl, reporter; Anita Tramill, vice-president; Elaine Powalka, treasurer; Eileen Aust, sergeant-at-arms. Sorority Alumnae Greet New Members Mrs. Beatrice Hill Wittenberg will be the guest of honor at a luncheon on Thursday when Orange County Alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta welcome new orange and Gary Staton and Anthony Syriotis of Anaheim. Alumnae new to the area of those unaffiliated who would like to attend may contact Mrs. George Watts at LI 4-3584, or TUSTIN ST. PATIO AND OUTDOOR FURNITURE SHOP QUALITY Living and dining sets in beautiful wrought iron. REDWOOD CHAISES ALUMINUM LOUNGES RECOVERS PADS UMBRELLAS AND TABLES TUSTIN STREET PATIO & OUTDOOR FURNITURE 253 SO. TUSTIN ST. Open Daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. FREE DELIVERY Sorority Alumnae Greet New Members Mrs. Beatrice Hill Wittenberg will be the guest of honor at a luncheon on Thursday when Orange County Alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta welcome new members and alumnae new to the area. The gala affair will take place at the home of Mrs. George Watts, 13591 Prospect Ave., Santa Ana, at 11:30 a.m. Mrs. Wittenberg, the immediate past International Grand President of the sorority, will talk to the group about highlights of her office. Recent years of experience on the national and international level should prove interesting and educational to the local alumnae organization. Special guests also will be members of the newly formed Beach Area alumnae chapter. Assisting the hostess, Mrs. Watts, will be the social chairmen, Mmes, Donald Weld of Orange and Gary Staton and Anthony Syriotis of Anaheim. Alumnae new to the area of those unaffiliated who would like to attend may contact Mrs. George Watts at LJ 4-3584, or Mrs. William Gries at 538-2124. QUALITY Living and dining sets in beautiful wrought iron. REDWOOD CHAISES ALUMINUM LOUNGES RECOVERS PADS UMBRELLAS AND TABLES TUSTIN STREET PATIO & OUTDOOR FURNITURE 253 SO. TUSTIN ST. 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