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J2.A-Certi.l 16-A-Bur. 20-A-Ww H-A-iotf Leaguers Schedule Confab Mrs. Olof Johnson of North Hollywood, president of the Thrift Shop Auxiliary is serving on the committee for the Presidents' Workshop of National Assistance League, which will be in session Thursday, April 25, at Founder Chapter in Hollywood. Presidents and presidents- elect from 42 chapters including the San Fernando Valley groups, i be greeted by Mrs. Burton V.

Collins, hostess president. Mrs. James A. Maloney of Albuquerque will preside as chairman of this tenth annual event with Mrs. Edward A.

Pellegrin of Newport Beach acting as consultant. Registration is scheduled for 9:15 a.m. Luncheon will be served vw Samueli Valley photo NANCY NEWMAN Heads Women's Group of Unit Bids Bosses To Luncheon Van Nuys April 16, 19 Marlborough Rites Dedicate Buildings The Women's Division of the Van Nuys Chamber of Commerce is having its first luncheon meeting of the season Friday at 12 noon at Leon's Boulevard Room, 5530 Van Nuys Blvd. According to. Nancy Newman, chairman, plans' will be set in motion for'the balance of the spring season and a membership drive will be launched in the Van Nuys business district.

All women executives and employes of the area are eligible for affiliation and are being invited to attend with their Chamber of Com-, merce employers, Miss Newman said. Forty, invitations have been issued to Chamber- member firms for the event which is intended to cement relations between the. two organizations for upcoming activities. Debutante Aides Appointed Cont. from Preceding Page nard Smith; accessories, Mrs.

Edward West. a invitations, Mrs. Joseph Proctor and "Mrs. Norman Noyes; orientation brunch, Mrs. G.

Raymond Montgomery: decorations, Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. John Hogan; floor committee, Mrs. Arthur Vienna; music, J. Prusas; reservations, Mrs.

Harold Benner. Others include modeling, Mrs. George W. Elerding; Protocol, Mrs. a i J.

a Patronesses, Mrs. Ralph Boyer; escorts and stags, Mrs. C. Conrad Najjar; program, Mrs. Lee Bey Wenzel; printing, Mrs.

Thomas W. Clarke; pre-baU party, Mrs. G. Roy Backman. Photography is being handled by Mrs.

Alan W. Murdock; rehearsal i Mrs. Charles J. Lyons post-ball breakfast, Mrs. William Chamberlain: public relations.

Mrs. Edwin Bailey and Mrs. Bert Lewis. AT PREVIEW OF ART EXHIBITION Distinguished guests attended reception and preview of Jules Herman Kahlua Collection of Mexican Pre-Columbian art at Municipal Art Gallery, Barnsdall Park. From left are Carl Dentzel of Northridge, Mrs.

Mpnlque Peer-Morris, Mrs. Dentzel (Elizabeth Waldo)'and Mayor Sam Yorty. Exhibition continues at gallery daily from 1 to 5 p.m. and until 10 p.m. Fridays through May 12.

sou-duid shoto ml Luncheon Calendared By Valley Cancer Committee MRS. OLOF JOHNSON Represents Valley in the tearoom with Mrs. Robert G- Graw, vice chairman of the Conference Committee, serving as hostess. The afternoon session will include a question and answer period plus a discussion of plans for the 1968 national convention. Purpose of the conference Is to bring chapter presidents up to date on National Assistance a procedure, review expansion activities and discuss solutions for problems which have arisen during the rapid growth of the National Assistance League.

Delegates to the Presidents' Conference represent a national membership of 10,000 women of all ages. Their work is carried out by means of major and special philanthropic projects chosen independently by each of the 42 chapters to fit the needs of their communities. Salvage Sale Set A two-day rummage sale is scheduled by Our Lady of Lourdes Guild at the convent, 12935 San Vicente Blvd. in Los Dates set are April 25 and 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Doughnuts and coffee will be served to shoppers. of the Valley Committee of the California Institute for Cancer Center of Health Sciences, will hold their annual spring luncheon tomorrow at 10:30 a.m.- in the Encino home of Mrs. -Edward L. Merkow. Card Party To Benefit PI aypark 'Election year excitement has inspired a political convention theme for the annual card party of Van Nuys Junior Chamber of Commerce Wive's "Club.

Scheduled tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the Van'Nuys home of Mrs. Barry Funk, the benefit will boast decorations featuring campaign posters of such nonpartisan candidates as Peanuts, Lucy, Snoopy Brown- A variety of card and parlor games will be available, and proceeds will be donated to the Land of Oz Playpark and the Valley Orthopedic Clinic in Calexico. On Mrs. Funk's planning i are Mmes.

Laurence Adler. Frank Ferguson, Jens Holm. Ray Huntington and John Patterson. Others helping are Mmes. Sonnv Shurtz.

Robert Sproule. Michael Talianis and Frederic Thompson. More than 65 guests have made reservations, according to Mrs. James DiGuiseppe who heads the Valley committee. She has named Mmes.

George R. Guest speaker will' be Dr. Harper North, president of the board of directors of the institute. Other. honored guests invited are Florence French, secretary of the board of directors; Nat Cole, member of the board; Mmes.

Russell Quisenberry, Charles Hall, and the original sponsors of the Valley committee including Mmes. Ferdinand Mendenhall, Winter D. Horton, Clair S. Newberry and Harold S. Orner.

Highlight of the event will be the presentation of a check to Dr. North by 'Mmes. DiGuiseppe and Ron aid N. Jacobs. Funds were raised at the.

annual Beau Belle Bal which was dedicated to the memory of the late Nat King Cole- NEW choinnan of Hollywood Bowl Baxhold- ers Committee and son ticket subscriptions for the upcoming season is Mrs. James. Emetson Goerz. Previous boxhold- ers had first choice when season MRS- JAS. DiGUISEPPE Presents Check Maury'and Hugh A.

Temple as cochairmen. Mmes. Roy Noyes and Jack Bricka are in charge of decorations. Others assisting are Mmes. Reinhold Rose.

Patrick Ross, Ralph Marsden, Anthony Papaleo and Clifford During the social hour, punch will be ladled from a silver bowl into silver cups. Tables will be covered with white cloths accented by lime green napkins. Pitted plants will serve as centerpieces. Debonnaires Model ml Luncheon Gay summer fashions and brightly colored summer flowers will set the mood for the annual fashion luncheon of Deboimaire-Junior Mannequin Assisteens of the Assistance League of Southern Caifornia. The event will be held in the League Tea Room Saturday, May i at 12 noon.

Modeling for their first show following the year's program of instruction De- bonnam? members, ninth grade girls, will be Robin Daisy Fete to Benefit St. Finbar CJont. from Preceding Mrs. John- O'Neill, chairman, and Mrs. Don Deckman, cochairman.

Assisting will be Mrs. Malcom MacMartin, Mrs. Richard Smith, Mrs. George Coffin. Mrs.

James McLaughton. Mrs. Edward pleva.ck, Mrs. William Heitman." Mrs. Vincent Arial and Mrs.

Roy Escalante. Also assisting will be Mrs. Ludger Greufe. Mrs. John Recker, Mrs.

Daniel Novelli, Mrs. Roland Dyrness, Mrs. Cecil SabaOne. More are Mrs. Wayne Hansen, Mrs.

Donald Morrow, Mrs. Benjamin Lukomski and Mrs. Nicholas Mcl- ideo, an charge of publicity. Reservations are being taken by Mrs. William Hinkle and Mrs.

PomcnicalH, a a Gaughey, i Hill, Patty. Toberman, Binny Reynolds, Ducommun. Sarah Grier, Jane Neville, Susan Wapple, Betsy Anderson and Marcia Green. the luncheon is Mrs. Desmond-J.

Hinds and cochairman is Mrs. Charles R. Jeffs Jr. Fashion coordinators are Mmes. John L.

Milligan and Thomas M. Mclnerney. Mmes. L. Langdon Taylor and William W.

Davies are working with their daughters Ann Taylor and Debbie on the decorations committee and reservations chairman is Mrs. Elwood S. Kendrick. New members being received into the organization will be welcomed and introduced by chairman Hary Taylor. Other honored will include Mmes.

William R. Moore, president of the Assistance League of South- em California; David Huntington, coordinator of the Junior Mannequin Assis- teens. and Woodward a Debonnaire sponsor chairman. CURATOR TALK ON PROGRAM Formal dedication of the new Marlborough School buildings will be conducted at 3 p.m. Sunday on the campus, 250 S.

Rossmore Los Angeles. Keynote speaker Is Richard Carlton" Oilman PhD, president of Occidental College. Others taking part'in the proceedings will be the Rev. Kermit Castellanos DD, associate rector of All Saints' Episcopal Church in Beverly Hills; Mrs. John'W.

My-' ers, of the board of trustees of Marlborough School Foundation; Philip P. Perkins, headmaster of Marlborough School, -and student body president. school glee club also will perform. Following the ceremony, student-hostesses will serve refreshments at a reception Hall and mem- bers 6f Marlborqugh's chap" ter of the California Scholar- Spouses To Honor Workers Lawyers' Wives of' Los, Angeles- will honor Legal Aid volunteers for 5000 hours of service 'in 1967 with a luncheon- Thursday at noon in the El Dorado Room of the Los Angeles Music "Center. Mrs.

'James Harvey Brown, Lawyers' Wives Legal Aid--chairman, has, enlisted the help arid talents of Law.Student Wives Assns. from "Loyola, 4JCLA and USC to present'a musical skit entitled "Obiter Dictum." A parody.on the life of a law student's- wife as she sees him through school, the play's cast includes Mrs. F. Blanck of Northridge -and Mrs. David O'Reilly of Thousand Oaks.

In ceremonies Kenneth 0. -Rhodes, president of the Legal Aid Foundation Angeles, will: be preserite.d a check for.the proceeds of Kate and Advocate "Ball by Mrs. Brown. Edwin Freston of Studio City, benefit chairman of the Lawyers' Wives junior Auxiliary, also will present a check for the proceeds of the Juniors' recent Legal Aid benefit to Edward Owen, executive director of the Los Angeles.Legal-Aid Foundation. Among the special guests who have accepted invitations to the luncheon is Mrs.

Chester Ede of Burbank, president of the Flower Guild Charities for Children. ship-Federation will conduct tours of the new Ellsworth H. Kendig Jr. is chairman of the dedication committee. Serving as an ex officio member and Mrs.

Charles T. Monger represents the board, of trustees. Others are Henry Duque, John L. Hill, John H. Jansen, Volney Morin, Philip P.

Philip Fowler," Albert Ralphs W. Russell Smith, Woodward M. Taylor Orville 0. Clarke Miss Molly Brant. Marlborough School was founded in 1888 In Pasadena by Mrs.

Mary S. "Caswell. jn 1889 the school was movfd to -a 'former residence hotel called The Marlborough and in 1815 Mrs. Caswell ordered construction of school buildings at the present location. Total, enrollment at.

Marlborough is 416 with classes limited to 20 pupils, each. The full time faculty num- bers'27. THEY'LL VIE FOR Stadents who will represent Wesl Valley Music Teachers Assn. in Southern California Junior Bach Festival competition are Virginia Eder cl piano; Danny Maisch, Lynne Rogers, Robert Sboumafcei, DiAnne Giiiord Douglas Heno, from left. Six will MUSIC HONORS vis wilh pupils from 19 other branches Saturday and Sunday in Community Boom oi Federal Saviings and Loan Bldg.

Alternate musjdams lor group are Sandra Philips, Marilyn McCJanahan, Brian Lynch cud Keith Horlodc. ELECTION, SALE SLATED TODAY Election erf officers heads the agenda for 1he today's meeting of Valley Israel Sisterhood. Mrs. Msrt'n Bozinsky wall rail ihe meeting 5f order at p.m. in lihe synagogue.

An additJona! activily itie evening will be a sale. Life of the late Capt G. Allan Hancock will be detailed for USC Facully Wives Club when It meets Komornrw at 1 p.ma. Ill the Hancock Auditorium. Dr.

John S. Garth, curator of the Hancock FoundaSnn at USC, lists as his topic "Shades of Yesterday." He also will play a recording of ttie Hancock Trio in whkh Capt Hancock played cello and 1hrn conduct a tour of rooms ftwn Ihc Hancock ms.ision which have been preserved in 1he foundation Ml ding on the Trojan campus. Following the program 1ea will served in tihe Town arid Gwn by Mrs. William H. Easton and Mrs.

Milton C. KloelzeJ, CATHY Sees Movie on Foster Care A film "The Homeless Child" will be shown at a meeting of West Valley unit of'CATHY (Community Assistance to Homeless Children) Wednesday, April 24, at the Methodist Church, 16643 Vanowea St, Van Nuys. The meeting set for 10 a.m. will be preceded by a 9:30 a.m. social hour.

Mrs. Daniel Cochetti, who will screen the picture, will supplement it with a talk on foster care. She has been a foster parent for nine years and has cared for 30 daughters! Organizations i would like to see the film or schedule CATHY, speakers may direct telephone calls to Mrs. Cochetti at 883-7936, announces CATHY needs more foster parents and volunteer workers. Telephone calls are being accepted at 34V6636.

PATRICK McGEE Tells Platform Republican Candidates ill Speak candidates for, the California will be present when the North. Valley Republican-: Women's Club meets today at 10 in Mission Hills Inn, 10621. Sepulveda Blvd. Afklin and Vincent Blias, contenders June primaries for assemblymen for the 41st assembly district; Albert Bieri and Dan Carasso, the 42nd district, and Patrick McGee and Harold A. Singer, the 64th will present their platforms.

A'question and answer period will follow. Frederick Smith, program chairman, will serve as moderator. Following a 12 noon luncheon Republican candidates for the state senate for the 23rd district will discuss issues facing California voters. They include Lou Cusanovich, incumbent, and William Braun and Joseph McGee. Reservations may be had by calling 360-3987 and Tri-Deltas Greet College Sisters Collegiate members of the Beta Beta Chapter at San Fernando Valley State College will be special guests at tomorrow night's meeting of West San Fernando Valley, alumnae unit of Delta Delta Delta.

The 7:45 p.m. session la slated at the home of Mrs. Philip Rodd, 4816 Dunman Woodland Hills. A coiffure show of wigs will comprise the program. Assisting the hostess are Mmes.

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