Casa Grande Dispatch from Casa Grande, Arizona • Page 7

To Perform Monday Kiwanis Sponsor Gifted Musician Arnie Hartman It isn't vWv often the public a loo'h at hovr people "looked IT. je.irs apo but that's just lujvponed to YVONNE fMRS. IUVE) KINCANON, owner ol Yvonne's. Fal.rlc Shop. In oafcc- jfu mlispdseelngilie-june 2 edition of the Re- jitiHlr's untidy It out and tin- article "Whatever To" by-aJames Cook.

TIu- h.tor> traces the aetlvi- of of the members of the School Class o' "53 i'voniie wJio was is. cl.iss it; in the is a reproduc. HOD of tlji' Class Yearbook 'With fwo pteturos oJ Yvonne slip's In the eonti-r of pape cover- senior Hop it; the upper i titM iiaiid corner of the paro oti tin' Junior J'rom. of Prom oscort ivas Tom nsto'i, tne last YvonnelieanJ of I iui, in spllliiR in Albuquerque. One tiling's certain the i'ars have kind to Yvonne, we fee! attractive iinu tlu'i atFlag- aren't too women can say tliat.

TEH MAUNTZL? "He a news vtJitor (in Disjutcl. for some five and rwcived top ira-liunt- the vrftTan Ted trip to Cat) GrandetMsweekto a wv. of jlassf-s from DOC IIOnrERT DOL v.fll be tx? tJiat Toil thinks tl.e t'St 'eye in the is now MorkMipr for the KojuiMic on the night awd j'omniuhi, frwn Buckeye. In addiiiD'. to winning awards ivilh wo also recall rrew some tomatoes whtii livwl in Cas-a Grande, News from another former Casd Grandpan RITH (MRS.

PAti sent a can) from Hawaii ivhpre MIC and Paul are enjouni 1 a visit witli ion, TIM, on I from the Marine Corps Rulli wrote is and I ut our most wowit'rful exporionce was scelnr our clelurk after his flight from a little village near the DM7 in Vietnam." Anyone would be happy in Hawaii but there's a special kind of happiness In having one's son return safe and sound from Seeing the picture of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and Waikiki Beach thoughts to our visit there with CAROL KG ALLS. We loved every moment of it and hope we'll be able to return. 'Course the Hawaiian-Hilton may be off limits to us since ere probably the only guests who hung our laundry in the lanai to dry. What a shock it must have been for other hotel guests to seeCarol's brightly colored shift waving In the ocean colors vivid with the tropical flowers. Al.oui the only complaint we had about the place was that the ice cube machine was rather erractic seemed to break down at 'Mat time (and every Hawaiian visitor knows when that is)! Casa Grandeansareflocking to Hawaii the way they used to visit the Coast --if we formed a club itwouldprobably tiavethe largest membership in town.

Since graduation is pretty big news in May and June we'd like to point with pride to a pretty important graduate inour family. Our nephew, STEVE HUFF, was graduated Sunday from Servite High, near Los Angeles. He made anlmpressiverec- ord both scholastically and In football and basketball; in fact, he received appointment to West Point AND' Annapolis and a scholarship offer from the University of Arizona. How about that! The boy Is good. He accepted the Annapolis appointment and reports there Remember the name you'll 1 hearing more about Mm.

With c-ur daughter, LINDA in Die WAVES stationed at Patuxcni River, Md, just 100 miles from Annapolis we are a Navy familj. The Very Best Milk land IceCreaM vin Arizona! fflPUHTY OFBOROEN'S DAIRY PRODUCTS TODAY Distributed by: FIDLER DISTRIBUTING CO. Phone 836-5341 Case Grande, Arizona The Casa Grande Kiwanis Club is sponsoring the return engagement of Arnie Hartman, gifted accordionist, ondaj, June 10 at 8 p.m. de Union High School auditorium. The talented artist gave a benefit'performance here January of this year.

There Is no admission charge. will be takenduringtheperformance for the benefit of leged students at the high school who cannot afford to school boojts, a Kiwanis Club project. Part of the proceeds will be used to defray the artist's expenses. Hartman will present selections on. the accordion combined with the Lowry organ to give a stereo sound of a full orchestra.

One of those rare, naturally gifted musicians, he Is self- instructed. His career encompasses travelling on the Orpheum, Pantages and Fan- clion Marko circuits; appearing at royal command performances in England and playing for prominent personages ir Washington, D.C. last October, Hartman was chosen by the United States Accordlon Association as its representative to the International Accordion Association convention In Australia. While appearing In Las Vegas, the artist established a performance record. He was the first to introduce the Barber of Seville overture on the accordion In Los Angeles, a musical accompalishment never previously attempted.

He also toured New Zealand and Aus- tralfa with an opera company. A native of Minneapolis, Uartman Jias been playing' the accordion for some 40 years. During the i.itermlssion, Gillespie will sing a number of selections. Ray Odegard will accompany him on thepiano. Career Spans Nearly 50 Years Dinner Fetes Mrs.

Williams, Retiring Stonfield Teacher A teaching career spanning nearly half a century ended May 29 for Mrs, Marian Williams, Stan field Elementary School teacher. Mrs. Wljliams, who was born In Salem, New Jersey, in 1897, began her wreer InMan- hattan Beach, Calif, In 1919. The following year sho taught at Dyrene and in 1927 at Casa Grande Elementary School. Stw has lived through more historical events than the children teaches know about, Including Arizona statehood, Wright brothers' first flight, and the Roosevelt Dam's com- pletion, to name a few.

She came toStartflelclinl949 when the school was still a barracks buildings and a lot of dust." She has wild stories to tell about school teaching In those days with sometimes as many as sixty students in one class. Mrs. Williams estimates she has taught over 1SOO students and touched the lives of: many more. A. surprise dinner was held May 24 in her honor.

Many of her former students and Mends returned to pay their respects. Farmer Superintendent, Robert Superintendent of Kearny Schools, acted as master of ceremonies and surprised Mrs. Williams by ushering to the stage her four sons and one daughter, Sown from Colorado for the special event. Fourteen of her nineteen grandchildren alsc attended. The many guests, of whom she had "seen for many years, included the following: Mr, and Mrs.

John C. Meyer, Mrs. Jo Ann Edwards, Johnnie Edwards, Gregg Ed- Charlie Pate Charlie O. Pafe Marks 90th Year Wednesday, June 5, 1968 oman Charlie O. Pate was the guest of honor at a birthday party held May 30 af his home at 601 E.

Second St. The festive occasion marked his 90th birthday. He was born its 1878 hi Omaha, Tec. Thirty-eight attended. A retired farmer, he has six children, 11 grandclilMren and 11 of his children attended the party.

They include and Marvin Pate; Mrs. Jewelle McKalt, Mrs. Nell Kensley and Mrs. Lettie lies. Out of town guests Included Mr.

and Mrs, Henry Ohsen, San Diego, Calif; Mrs. Jim Wright. Charles Wright, both of Eloy, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Jones and family, Scotts- Final 4-H Clubs Hold Dress Revue Final County's annual 4-H Dress Revue was held Saturday in Coolidge at the West Elementary School Cafetorium.

The iashion show was underway at p.m. with 3d rirls from al! over the County participating. The purpose of 4-H Dress Revue is to give 4-H members Eastern Star Will Honor Matron, Patron Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Betty Wall, ami Worthy Grand Patron, Fred Baird, will make their official visit to Chapter 28, Order of Eastern Star, June 10. The' meeting will begin at 8 p.m.

in the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Wall will also be honored at a special luncheon on Monday at Snow's Inn. The luncheon will begin at 12 30 p.m. Mrs.

AlSissonislncharge of reservations. Deadline for luncheon is Friday, Final plans for the visit of the Worthy Grand Matron and the Worthy Grand Patron were made at the Maj 27 meeting of Chapter 28. Mrs. Wilma Nichols provided the tabledeco- rations. Refreshments were served bv-'Bol Evans enrolled, in the Clothing and Knitting projects a chancf to maiel the garments they made, The garments modeled were also shown and judged at the Pitial County 4-H Fair the end of April.

Dress Revue provides an opportunity to see these garments on the girlswhomade them. As a result of the Dress Revue competition Gloria Mar- tlhez and Rosalie TJavarro of Superior were chosen to aisentf 4-H Roundup and State Dress Revue held at the State Fair. Thornasa Mequito of the Busy Beeri 4-H Club, Coolidge choosen as alternate in case either of the other two girls can not attend. To be eligible for this honor tne girls -nave to at least 14 years old arid have completed three yaars of 4-H Club Work ir the Clotting Projects. Bridge-Lunch Set at.FG The-worn en's monthly bridge luncheon will held June 12 at 12 30p.m.atFranciscoGran- de.

The event is open the public. Deadline for reservations is June 10. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Guy Acuff or Mrs. Leon Zig-oures.

dale; Mr, and Mrs, Lynn Tempe. Refreshments Included birthday cake, Ice cream and punch. The honoree received numerous gifts. Lucille 6 am bis Earns NAU Degree In Nursing Mrs. Lticille Wells Gamble received her Associate in Science degree from the School of Nursing at Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff.

Commencement exercises wereheld May 26 in the Men's Gymnasium. This is the first year students from the school of nursing ivere graduated with the NAU graduating; classes. Mrs, Gamble, a native of Casa Grande, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude W.ells, She and her husband, Jim, are both 1947 graduates of Casa Grande Union High SchooL The Gambles have four daughters.

Both the Claude'Wells and Robert Wells families from Casa Grande attended thegrad. uation, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wells also attended the graduation exercises InTempeol'three of their grandchildren before returning home. These included Bruce Archuleta, eighth grade graduate; Judith and Douglas Archuleta, graduates of Mc- Cllntock High School.

Sunshine Cake' 4 egg yolks cup canned grapefruit juice 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 cup sugar 1 cup flour Few grains salt Beat the egg yolks until thick. Add the sugar and continue beating. Add the grapefruit juice, then fold In the beaten egg whites. Sift the.flour with the baking powder and few grains of salt. Fold in carefully with the first Bake in an ungreased tube pan in slow oven, 325 degrees, for fifty to sixty minutes.Turn upsldudown and let cool and it will pull itself away from the sides of the pan.

Ice with a boiled icing in which grapefruit juice has been substituted for water, or add confectioner's sugar and a little melted butter to the juice until the right consistency to spread. omen Of Student of Month BPW Club to Honor Miss Karen Van Hazel Karen Van Hazel, daughter as Student of the Month by the meeting Thursday al: 7 p.m. at of Mr. and Mrs. Al Van Hazel, 1402 N.

Brown, will lie honored Casa Grande BusinessandPro- the home of Mrs, Ronald An- fesstonal Women's Club at its- derson, president, 1137N.Wal- nut, is a member of National Honor Society. She has served as representative at large and on the executive council for her class, and asF.F.A. Sweetheart. She was co-head of Pon line, and Annual Queen her senior year. The club will also-be electing their Woman-of-the-Yeer at the annual tarbecue and swimming (jarty.

Other guests be the husbands of the members arid Dorothy Sullivan, this year's recipient of the B.P.W. Scholarship. wards, all oi Tempe. Laurence W. Majr-tlyn Meyer, of 29 palms, Calif.

end Mrs, JamesK. Williams, KeonyWil- liams, Tommy WlllUms, Kathy Williams, Danr.y Williams, Susie Williams, g.11 of Tempe, Also Mr, and Mrs. Robert Williams, BobhyGlenWllKams, Vaiorie Williams, Prank Williams, Tiramy WUHaras, a'H Of ElfrUa. Richard lender and Renes' Lender, or Colorado Springs, Colo. Also Emma.

L. J-ames, Margie Hollis, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie McHaney, Mrs. Ben Me- 'Haney, Jack Dalf, Shirley Datt, J.oe Butlny, Carol Bwiny, Ray Corona, Julie Mavis -self, Rtith 'Aaams, and Velma Walfcer.

Also Bell, Serfllce Vincent, Ceorje Pear Aike-ns, Lu Haddock, Frank'Hangel, Byron Bairer, Rotert W.Chas* tain, Johr, Faller, Ralph-Dura Ernie Corona, Walker, Mike Smith, Fiosla Chastal'i, Eottie Balzer, srd Sks-et Also Ml loured ETnglemai, Hoger Vfjanss, Susan Elva Leaniia Faddock, Elgie Connelly, Harold Haass," Frank Vincent, Laura Matt Lavarlo, r. Montoya, Mannie Montoya, vario, Cordon Etherldge, oy EtheTidge, Beaulah Etfap- ridge, Norval Ettierirfge and bie Also Hazei HusdJe, Tim HoUlngswortn, Jerry worth, Franiie Ingram, Jennie Haa-se, Shirley- Bentley, Virginia Sensitaugh, Bent- Isy, Jim Sensirsugh, Wtnoisa Decker; Lucille Marcey, De- Icra Cornelius, Lloyd Cornelius, Bert V. A mater, Mrs. Brenda James, Ricturd Peggy McRae, Cranston. American Cantonise Foods "Food that pleases and of Ihe finest qucttty," LESLIES 11Q6N.

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