The Van Nuys News from Van Nuys, California • Page 62

Sunday, May 12, 1968--Von Nuys (Calif.) VW 2 Eoit-25-A Wert-29-A North-29-A No.Eatt-23-A Braille Group Fetes Volunteer Workers PATRICIA ANNE McKINLEY Morrli Studio photo TERRY LYNN WEST Long-Time Valley Residents Tell Daughters' Nuptial Plans By KATHLEEN RDEN Wedding Editor Wedding bells will ring June 15 at St. Michael and All Angels Church In Studio for Patricia Anne McKinley, daughter of 25-year Valley residents Mr. end Mrs. William A. McKinley of Northridge, and Robert Carl Reback, son of the Elvin Rebacks of Burbank.

Pat, who is. studying for her master's in developmental biology at UCLA Graduate School, affiliated with Kappa Delta Sorority. As a junior at UCLA she attended the University of Padua in Italy, studying anthropology and archeology under the UC Education Abroad Program. Also an alumnus of the Westwood campus, the future bridegroom is attending graduate school there" to obtain a master's hi history. West-Ada ir Twenty-one-y a Valley residents Mr.

and Mrs. Harold L. West of North Hollywood are announcing the engagement of their daughter Terry Lynn to Marshall A. Adair, son of the Allan Adairs of Whittier. The young couple's news was disclosed at traditional candlelight ceremonies in Alpha Phi House at California State College.

Long Reach, where Terry is a student. The bride-elect was a volunteer at St. Joseph Hospital during her senior year at North Hollywood High. An alumnus of California State at Long Beach, where he was a Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Mr. Adair is taking graduate courses at Chapman College.

He teaches historj' and English on the secondary level with the Long Beach City School System. A July 2fi wedding date has been selected by Teriy and her fiance. Braille Institute Auxiliary honors volunteer workers at an awards ceremony and tea tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Wilshire Country Club. Mrs.

Henry T. S. Bonesteel, president, and Mrs. Oscar A. Trippet, founder and immediate past president of Candidates To Address Republicans Candidates for -office in the 41st, 42nd, 57th and 64th Assembly Districts and the 23rd Senatorial District will speak tomorrow at 11:30 a.m.

before San Fernando Valley Republican Women's Club in the Queens Arms Restaurant, 16325 Ventura Encino. Mrs. Beverly Mickleson, program chairman, will demonstrate the new voting machines to be used hi the June 4 primary election. She also will relate information on voting hy absentee ballot. Assisting Mrs.

James B. Potter president, with arrangements for the day are Mmes. Evan Meikle, James Slosson, Clifford Rutter, Robert Deen, Eugene Mueller, Paul Mackey and Evelyn Foss. Reservations are being taken by Mrs. Willard Stuart at 780-2283 and Mrs.

Fred Ferber, 345-6968. CHILDREN HOST PARTY Essleys Married 70 Years By BETH HUGHES Staff Writer Seventy yean of married life were celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Essley with a party in tht of their son-in-law and daugh- er Mr. and Mrs.

Vernon Belknap of Reseda. Some 100 people attended, coming from San Diego, Downey and Pasadena. Also saluting the couple were friends from the Van Nuys Church of the Nazarene, where they have been members for 33 yeara. Guests also included members of Reseda Church of the Nazarene. Presidential Message A musical program in their honor was arranged by the Rev.

Jack Hawthorne, pastor of their church, and Rev. Neil Kamp of Reseda Nazarene Church, read the 70-year wedding ceremony. Letters of congratulation were read from officials of the Nazarene Church and the headquarters in Kansas City, wired a gift of flowei-s. A highlight of the observance was an engraved card from President Lyndon Johnson and Mrs. Johnson.

Hostesses were their granddaughters Mmes. Edward Brustman, Dale Young and Vernon Belknap Jr. Retired In 1930 Nathan and LHlie Smith were married 4, 1S8, in the home of the bride's parents at Kearney, Neb. Her father, a pastor in the United Brethren Church, performed the ceremonj-. Rev.

Essley began his ministry in the Brethren Church durinc 1903. He laler The photo THE REV. AND MRS. NATHAN ESSLEY Album Filled With Memories joined Church of the Xaz- arene, in which he preached for many years. Rev.

Essley now SI years of age and Mrs. Essley 90, came California in 3n Hie interim he accepted a pastorate in Glendale. from which he retired the auxiliary, will welcome guests. Mrs. William J.

D. Lane and Mrs. Anselmo L. Pozzo, tea chairmen, will be assisted by committee members Mmes. Harold H.

Blackman, Howard Edgerton, Harry P. Mynatt, Oscar A. Trippet and Albert J. Watson Jr. Serving as hostesses will be auxiliary members.

Expected to attend from the Valley are Mmes. Kennedy Ellsworth, Thomas M. Malouf, George B. Isaacs, Richard S. Johns, Valley M.

Knudsen, Francis M. Smith and Earl J. Thee Jr. Eight hundred volunteers from the Braille Institute have put in more than 90,000 hours. They serve as drivers, teachers aides, Braille transcribers, readers, recorders, receptionists and tour guides.

They also visit homes of the blind who need letters read to them and marketing done. The thrift shop, 3904 XV. Sixth is staffed by volunteers. Proceeds from the shop go to the institute. ORT Slates Fund-Raiser For the second consecutive year Valley Vista chapter of Women's American ORT will sponsor an auction luncheon to raise funds for its international training program.

The event, planned by president Mrs. Robert Lcib, will be held at Valley Colonial House, 4810 Whitsett North Hollj'wood, Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. a i decorations around the theme "Festival of Flowers" are committeewomen Mmes. Milton Rowe, Eugene Spiegel, Fred Skovron, Edward Dworsky, Milford Gilbert, Jerome Nathan, Irving Gillman and Robert Blume. Others assisting ara Mmes.

Eugene Kaufman, Gerald Rosen, Philip Sorkin, David Marks, Sam Schermer, Myron Kusnitz and Harold Bernson. Taking reservations are Mmes. Harvey Singer at 342-9563 and Melvin Gordon, 788-1872. O'Rourke Studio photo MRS. L.

REED WATERS New President League Sets Installation Of Officers National Charity League of San Fernando Valley will hold its installation luncheon meeting Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. in the Hotel Bel- Air. Mrs. L. Reed Waters of Tarzana is 1968-69 president of the league, and Mrs.

Bernard Smith is president- elect. Others who will serve are Mmes. H. Glenn Olson and Rodney Hansen, vice presidents; Victor Prusas and Edward Peterson, secretaries, and Joseph Proctor, treasurer. Mrs.

Robert Emmett is retiring president New provisional members will be introduced during the meeting. in 1930. They have two children. Waller Everett Essley of San Diepo and Marie Reftnap of Wyandotte Reseda, whom they reside. Mr.

Essley drove his own car. a 1933 Studehaker, until hp was JTJ Years old. HELP LINE CLINIC em 620-0144 INTERVIEWS FOR information Referral ATTEND PARLEY Lucile Wood, left, director of patient care and vocational nursing school at Holy Cross Hospital, to attend American Nurses' Assn. biennial convention with Helen Hancock, California Assn. president.

Event in Dallas, begins tomprrow and continues through May 17. Ton! Redtield A Associate! photo "ft Oakland Ceremony Planned by Couple Volunteers 1 Will Stage I Annual Tea 1 Continued from 1st Eileen Dana Nicholas and Cinda Stenzel. Third year gold charms will go to Jill Benett, Patricia Horsfall and Terry Fourth year gold and blue charms will go to Caryn Horsfall and Karla Jensen. A special silver key for five years of service will be received by Karel Mok- slaveskas. Members of the Cotil- lionaires dressed in Japanese costume will greet and seat guests at tables decorated in shades of pinks and red with centerpieces of cherry blossoms.

Among the many door prizes to be given will bs a grand prize of a trip for two for three days and- two nights at the Hacienda Hotel in Las Vegas. Name Special Guests Special guests attending will be Mrs. Hemple, Miss Kathleen Sullivan, public relations supervisor, and Mrs. Mary Falkinham, director of volunteers from the hospital, and Mrs. Evelyn Foss.

Mrs. Joseph Caprio is in charge of the tea. Assisting Mmes. John Benett, mothers' chairman; Howard Thienes, hospital chairman; Richard Dreher, Oliver Horsfall, John Hotz, Chester Jensen and Charles Mitman. Others are Mmes.

Edward Mokslaveskas, Roger Nicholas, Alfred Smith, William Stenzel and Meg Hughes. Oakland will be setting for the Sept. 14 wedding of Kristi J. Sbarbaro, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Victor E. Sbarbaro of the northern city and Robert L. Richmond, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett R.

Richmond of Endfto. The engagement was announced during a family dinner at the Woman's Athletic dub in Oakland and again at a party in the Valley home of the future bridegroom. Robert's maternal grand- parents were early settlers in Van Nuys and his father's family has resided here sinca 1930. Kristi is an alumna of Anna Head School in Oakland and UC at Davis where she majored hi art. She a member of the Anna Head Alumni Assn.

and Tierra del Oro Girl Scout Council of Sacramento. Robert, a graduate of Van Nuys High School, will receive his degree in psychology from UC Davis in June. Legal Secretary Training Offered by New School Anthony Schools hava opened a Valley branch for training legal secretaries at 18040 Sherman Way, Reseda, Instruction will be by practicing attorneys. Established in 1945 Anthony Schools in preparing students for legal secretary positions and authorized by California Dept of Education to issue diplomas. New class starts May 24th.

Phone 344-2120 Marilyn E. Ebsen Sets June Nuptials Mr. and Mrs. Christopher F- Ehsen fif Reseda are announcing the engagement of their daughter Marilyn Eileen David Yinrmt Ovens, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank of Mission Hills. The will take place June 15 in SI. Ferdinand's Church, San Fernando. Marilyn was graduated from Reseda HiCh School where she was a Seal Bearer and attended Pierce College where she joined Phi Beta Lambda is past worthy advisor of Reseda Assembly international Order of the Rainbow for Girls. Her fiance was graduated from Xotre Dame High he was valedictorian hi? lie ref liis KS Oejrrr-" in chemistry from the Cal1f r- ma Institute Technology, his MS degree from Michigan Stale I'nivfrsity and is working toward his doctorate in physical hemistry at TCLA, He is a member of Phi lambda Ijpsilon arid Sigma XT Fraternities and the American Chemical Society.

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