Chula Vista Star-News from Chula Vista, California • Page 21

C-4 THE STAR-NEWS Thursday, rbruary 22, 1968 Jjir If WWW it icendeA amaae By SALLY GAPP 4224768 NORMAN PARK CENTER By Roxie Brady, 427-3300 Ext. 247 'I ing class is planned from 10 a.m. to noon. Afterwards, anyone interested In playing games or cards will find no problem in locating a partner. (County Newi Asn.) Marriage licenses Issued recently: i Owen $ugen Teaser 24, 1017 First, Imperii) Beach, and Michaele Theresa' Alyea, 18, 1012 SU San Diego.

Raymond Leonard. Sanders, 37., 3880H Swltt San Die. go, and Anita Jane Anderson, 37, 471 Oxtord Chula Vista. James Wesley Shields, 36, 878 Monserate Chula Vista, and Patricia Marie Boggs, 29, 1935 Berry Jjemon Grove. Vincent James Paradise, 27, 1041 A National City, and Lana Marilyn Aland, 24, 576 Garrett Chula Vista.

Donald Albert Coull, 85, U.S. Navy, and Mary Frances Thompson, 24 S20 Emory 8t Imperial Beach, Edmund William' Young, 67, pnn fi 2601 GRANGER LINCOLN ACRES creen Star-News Photo tui IIMIS LITTII Prices Good Feb. Premium crackers J5 Hungry Jack Buttermilk 4t. Aftf PANCAKE FLOUR 2 4" Carnations for Mrs. Kerr Mrs.

Lawrence Lassman, president of Chula Vitta Altrusa Club, presents red carnations to Mrs. David Kerr, as she makes her official visit as first vice-governor of Altrusa International District 1 1, which includes Hawaii, Sonora, Arizona, California and Nevada! Mrs. Kerr, National City treasurer and newly appointed National City director of finance, attended the meeting at Christies Restaurant, and outlined plans for an Altrusa district convention May 2 to 5 in Santa Maria, Calif. Today, George Washington's Birthday, the- club-house will be open and. a bridge tournament is scheduled for 1 p.ra.

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Snyder are chairmen. Tomorrow from 9 a.m. to' noon, a sewing class will be in session, and.

an exercise class meet from 1 to 2 Cards, and games (is. scheduled irom. 7 10 p.ih. Saturday's schedule call for. cards and games from 10 a.m.

to 4:30 p.m.; and chess at 7:30 p.m. The club will be open Sunday from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Monday's 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. craft class is a time for fun, so bring your hobby and join the good fellowship. A Guggenheimer Tournament is planned for 1 p.m.

and duplicate bridge will be, played from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Tuesday's schedule includes a Cribbage tournament at 1 p.m. and dancing is planned from 7 to 10 p.m. Mr. and Mrs.

Morris McCoI- ley are dance chairmen. Wednesday's Creative NATIONAL' CITY By Josephine Being a national holiday celebrating Washington's birthday, all activities of the Senior Citizen Club will be suspended today. The usual cards and Bunko games are scheduled Friday from 12:30 to 3 p.m. in the Community Building; bowling from I to' 3 p.m. in the Plaza Bowl, and shuffle-board from 8 a.m.

to noon. On Monday at 3 p.m., film will be shown of a trip -to Canada. The film with sound track will be shown through the courtesy of South Bay Travel Service. Wednesday, Living in Late Mrs. Donald White, welfare chairman, announces two new projects undertaken by the Young Matrons.

Operation "HELP" was announced at a recent business meeting. which stands for "He Enjoys Lots of Paperbacks," -is underway and will continue through the month of April. Paperback books are collected to be sent to servicemen in Vietnam. Anyone wishing to donate may do so by calling Mrs. John Astasauskas, Mrs.

Walt: er Brame or Mrs. Harvey Post. Pickup is available. Empty coffee cans, juice cans and bleach bottles have been collected for the past few weeks. Now they are ready to be transformed into vases by painting, contact paper, rick rack and other materials.

This will be done by members of the Young Matrons at their meeting today at 1 p.m. in their club room on Division St. When completed the decorated cans and bottles will be distributed to Balboa Naval Hospital for use by patients of the various wards. The Chula Vista home of Mrs. Lynne Kehrli was the meeting place for the HS-10 Officers' Wives' coffee and business meeting yesterday.

Mrs. Hugh Wynn was co-hostess. South Bay. Supply Officers' Wives met Tuesday at Mrs. William J.

Hennessy's Chula Vista home1 for coffee and a social get-together. The area, coffees are designed' to help wives of supply officers to get better College Ivy Leaf Goes to NC Girl Bonnie Sue Bolton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Bolton of 2338 Na tional City, has been award ed an Ivy Leaf for superior scholarship by Aurora College. Miss Bolton, a 1965 gradu ate of Sweetwater High School, was one of 70 in the student body who received honors for attaining a semester grade average of at least midway between a and A at the Illinois college. lAJide Flour COFFEE 5 lbs. 54c 6 u.i in-: Graduates of the volunteer training course, Navy Relief Society, were honored at a tea in the Adm. Kidd Com' Officers' Mess.

Over 100 women, representing the largest class in recent years in San Diego, received their certificates from Rear Adm. Marshall E. Dornin, president of the San Diego Auxiliary, Capt. James M. Johnson, executive vice-president, presided at graduation exercises preceding the tea.

Lt. Cdr. Gerald Cox, (CHC) offered the invocation and benedic-tion. Mrs. JoAnn Borsic, field representative of the Navy Relief Society, who conducted the course, said goodbye to the graduates and expressed her appreciation for their hard work.

Rear Adm. Dornin in his remarks reminded the women to remember the goals and principles of the Navy Relief Society, the cardinal. principles being friendship and assistance to those in need. Mrs. Marshall Dornin and Mrs.

Henry Monroe presided at the tea table. Husbands of graduates had been invited and a number were In Mrs. Sheldon Kinney was chairman Of the' event, Mrs. W. A.

Mackey, chairman of volunteer women, of the auxiliary, assisted Rear Adm. Dornin In handing Out diplo mas. Host for the graduation tea was Rear Adm. Allen A. Berper of the Naval Training Center and Mrs.

Bergner, Navy Wives Club Three honored Mrs. Olsen and Mrs, C. M. Dalton at a birthday luncheon. The ladies, sponsor -and co-sponsor respectively, are wives of Capt.

Olsen, commanding officer of the Naval Station, and Adm. Dalton, Mrs. Olsen and Mrs. Dal- ton, whose birthdays were on Valentine's Day celebrated last Thursday at the Young Matrons club room on W. Division St.

A Valentine theme was carried out with table decorations and name tags. Chairman Mrs. Milton Kirk was assisted by hostesses Mmes. Savage, Dockery, Jack Fraker and Darryl Matlock CENTRAL KOLD KIST, FROZEN FOODS CREAMED CHICKEN I. 55 SIRL0III TIPS .55 BEEF STEVVh oz 39 CHILI um.

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Mary Bell. New officers have been elected by the Golden Years Club which meets the second Monday of each month at noon. The new slate consists of Mmes. Mary Bell, president; Gail Goss, vice-president; Ann Russell, secretary; Minnie Bridges, treasurer, and Jane Rodgers, cheer lady chairman. Vera S.

Olsen, of Oakland, a. former member, spent some, time in. Chula Vista visiting friends at Nor-' man Park Center. He received a hearty welcome at Tuesday night's dance. Canasta tournament ners were Mrs.

Stella Beard, first, and Mrs. Lillian Mink-, ler, second. SENIOR CITIZENS orwin 422-5422 Years session will' be held from 9 to 11:30 a.m. in the Library Conference building. A bus trip will leave at 12:45 for a trip to San Diego to see the movie "Gone With the Wind." Moviegoers will return at 6:15 p.m.

Mrs. Katherine Whitworth hooted a party Saturday eve-home. Following a ham dinner with homemade pecan pie for dessert, guests played dominoes and pinochle. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Halford, Mr. and Mrs. Richard LaRue, Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, Mrs; Dora Heaton, George Martin and Alma Rus-'ell.

ers was colorful with pretty dresses, pretty hair do's, white gloves, and table ap pointments as friends of the an gh art congratulated them on the occasion of their golden anniversary, and met their children, who were re sponsible for the reception. Anna Laura White, a mis sionary retired from service In Japan, once a member of First Methodist Church in San Diego and now a resident of Robincroft Home, Pasadena, visited friends here over the week-end. -CV. Woman To Conduct re-Caucus Kaminsky of Chula Vista, regional presi- dent southwest of the ladies auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve will conduct a pre-cau- cus Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m It will be In Moose Hall in Oceanside. Representatives from 42 units are expected to attend.

Mrs. Kaminsky has planned a seminar with members from auxiliaries participat-7 ing. Among ladies from the South Bay area who will speak are Mmes. Corinne Clark, national president, who will speak on the financial workings of the national body; Laurence J. Mondot of Unit Nine will talk on lidty; Donald Carner of Unit 61, Edward Biegum Unit 61, youth activities, and Clara Neuman of Unit 118, on activities.

A question and answer program will follow. DAR Chapter Hears Of National Defense A program on national defense, in keeping with the February theme, "American History," was presented by Mrs. Frank Mettloch' at a meeting of San Miguel Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. The meeting was held at the National City home of Mrs. Porter Peterson, regent Mmes.

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Apropos of stories of truthfulness on Washington's birthday is the current quote at Fredericka: "Never believe what has gone through two hearing aids." Few special days' fail to evoke original verse from Henry Hoag. Often his artistic wife, Cora, collaborates. On the hostess' desk the dining room, appeared a unique valentine, captioned "Our Dining" Room' Sweethearts." Beneath the caption, inside the outline of a heart, were candy hearts the kind with Early American SOFA 8' Deep Diamond Tufted Sofa, Fruitwood Wing and. Arm Trim, authentic Early American style. 6" Latex Foam.

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