Valley News from Van Nuys, California • Page 101

Thursday, July 18, 1968--Von Nuys (Calif.) Eatt-7-l Weit-3-C No.loit-3-B Ctntrcl-5-C BOYS' brightly striped trunks in stretch nylon, topped by a colorful terry top, care coordinated and stripe-trimmed to match. About $2.60 each. From the seaworthy Winnie-the-Pooh collection, sizes 2 to 6X. Small Fry Make Big Splash With Styles NEW impact for little mermaids at pool or beach the very swimmable suit in stretch nylon, printed in brilliant abstract paterns. Sizes 7 to 14, about $4 at Sears.

The big breakthrough this season in swim fashions, especially for the younger set, has been in the application of real fashion colors and issues to suits designed for swimming not just posing. Prints are a 1968 fashion, seen everywhere in chic dresses, blouses and accessories. Little girls like prints so well that they choose print over plain for many of this season's sun-and-surf fashions. Take the schoolgirl's clas- Summertime Rotisserie Menus Told "Cool Electric Cooking and Summer Salads" will be featured in JuJy cooking demonstrations sponsored by Los Angeles Dept. of Water and Power.

In Van Nuys at the Electric Living Center, 6550 Van Nuys the program will be presented today from a.m. Special guest Virginia O'Neal, Vons Grocery home economist, will give tips on how to select and care for summer produce. She also will demonstrate preparation of half Cornish game hen and fruit kebobs. "Spinning Dinners" will be shown by DWP home economists on the electric rousserie. Menu will include lamb racks with herb jackets along with partner spits of squash, eggplant, chunks and stuffed mushrooms.

sic one-piece maillot. Somehow, it looks new-as- tomorrow in a new version in Sears new collection. It's a stretch nylon, printed in brilliant abstract patterns, in the manner of that famous Italian designer. Printed or polka dotted cotton is another favorite, in clever little halter and panty suits, with matching or contrasting coverups. This year, it's smart to take cover on the beach and some of the coverups designed for girls from pre-kindergarten age up double as shifts, or jumpsu- its, or brief hip-length jackets.

Boys like the coordinated look, too. In the Winnie-the- Pooh swimsets for little boys, there's a bright terry pullover coordinated to boldly striped swim trunks. An older lad might like the zip-front nylon jacket, with sleeve pocket, matched to trunks for the surfing bit. And for all boys of girls any age bright, adver- turesome color is the thing they want! MR. AND MRS.

I. B. SMITH 60th Anniversary Noted Woodland Hills Locale of Party Annual potluck swim party for Alpha Gamma Delta Valley alumnae is set today at 11:30 a.m. at the Woodland Hills home of Mrs. Douglas Norberg.

Each member will bring servings of her favorite salad. A boutique sale, arranged by Mrs. Arlo E. Leidig, also is planned and tables will be arranged for bridge. Chatsworth Pair Marks 60th Jubilee To celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Smith invited children and grandchildren to their Chatsworth home for a turkey dinner which Mrs, Smith' prepared herself. The couple was married in Arapaho, and has resided in the Valley 15 years.

Mr. Smith is a retired railroad man and both he and his wife are members of tlie Foursquare Church in The Smiths are parents of 10 children and all six of their surviving sons and daughters attended the party. They include Mabel Elwell of Las Vegas, Mrs. George Brown of Eagle Rock, Mrs. Clarence Neece of Reseda, Fred and Ernest Smith of Chatsworth and John Smith of Sun Valley.

With them were their respective spouses. Twenty-six grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren complete the immediate Smith family. KATHLEEN May Plcrtt's engagement to Ronnie Gerald Palmer was announced at a family dinner party in Woodland Hills home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Plcrtt: Son of the Nelson Palmers, Chatsworth, he attended Pierce College and served in A three years.

They'll exchange vows on Aug. 10. Luncheon, Bridal Shower Honors Former Child Star SELECTION OF SUMMER produce will be discussed by Virginia' O'Neal, right, home economist for Vons Grocery during cooking demonstration conducted by. Dorothy Newton for Los Angeles Dept. of Water and Power in Van Nuys.

Los Angeles Dept. of Wntor and Power photo Mrs. M. Wayne Wright of Encino, is feting her future daughter-in-law Evelyn Rudie with a luncheon and shower today. The bride-elect, former child star who gained fame in the role of "Eloise," will 'Wed Timothy Patrick Wright July 26 at Mt.

Olympus. Mr. Wright, known professionally as Tim O'Kelly, just completed a three-week run at Las Palmas Theatre in "The Private Ear." He also has been filming "Guns of Will Sonnett," and is feat- tured with Boris Karloff in the soon to be released picture, "Targets." Among those attending the party will be Mines. Lou Von Dyl, Sam Dixson, Phil Carey, Gene Paisley, John Keller, Charles Kasal, George Firgil, Will Mitchell, Jim Pettus, Walter Manatt, Dominic Amara, Joseph Smith, Harold Bixby and William Martin. Others are Mmes.

Ted Pilger, Robert Northcott, Jim Manatt, Delmer Scott, Robert Dillon, George King, Welburn Mayock, Harry Bramble, Bill Gordon, Gifford Searles, Donald Baruth, a Burchette, Harold Wirthwein, William Phillips, Lee Seidman and Pat Hamilton of San Marino. Also invited are Mmes. William Rienzi, Harvey Taft Ofstad, Jack TJorseon, Doug McMillan, John Rushton, Ralph Proctor, Carl Peacock, John Zaylor, J. L. Paust, Sophia Blake, Pat Hamilton of Encino, and Misses Kelly Ford and Shari Mins.

Members of Burmar Club On Vacations Vacations and parties are consuming the summer leisure of Burmar Mother's Club members. Diane Breck, social chairman for the group, and her husband Peter are in to attend the Calgary Stampede. Featured on the "Big Valley" television show, Mr. Breck is grand marshal of the event. Back from Maui is Mrs.

Herman Herzbrun, editor of the school paper, and her family. She now is packing up an entirely new wardrobe for her clan to bundle them off for a Mt. Shasta holiday. Dr. and Mrs.

George Thabit are traveling in the reverse order of the Herzbruns. They first took their brood to Yosemite and then plan a longer vacation in Kauai. Eegistered at M-Bar-J in Sequoia is former Burmar president Mrs. Irwiri Greenwald and her family. On July 31 Mrs.

James Remick, president of the mother's group, will entertain the entire membership at a bridal shower honoring Francine Louise Nott. Bride-elect of Brian Galbally, Miss Nott is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Nott Sr. of Encino.

She attended Birmingham High school and UCLA. They have set Aug. 17 as their wedding date at St. Cyril's Church. Fraternity Chartering New Chapter Two Valley women are charter officers of the new Phi Upsilon Omicron Chapter instituted on the campus of California State College at Los Angeles.

They are Nancy Baranowski of Panorama City who will serve as corresponding secretary and Jeane Namba of North Hollywood, recording secretary. The Greek letter group, national fraternity for women in home economics was founded in 1909 a requires that members be in the upper two-fifths' of their class and possess a professional attitude toward the home economics profession. The Cal State unit is the 57th collegiate chapter to be formed. Other officers of the group are Toni Chiarenza, president; Pat Moramarco, vice president; Margaret Page, treasurer; Judy Opel, chaplain; Suzanne Itoyer, historian; Carol Woo, librarian, and Patti Brewer, reporter. Chapter advisors are Barbara Canatsey, Roine H.

Thorup and Virginia Chamberlain. Audrey Gieseking is founder. All are on the Cal State home economics department faculty. JOHN ROOTSES SURPRISED ON SILVER DATE A surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Roots of Van Nuys on their 25th wedding anniversary. Given at the Van Nuys home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fluke, the celebration was attended by 30 friends and relatives of the honorees including their five grandchildren.

Cohosts with the Flukes were George Roots and Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Roots, sons and daughter-in-law of the couple. Mr.

and Mrs. Roots have resided in Van Nuys since their marriage in 1943 at Van Nuys Christian Church with the Rev. R. L. Pryor officiating.

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Riesz Jr. In late spring, Bartells toured Europe. He is television actor and announcer. Cameoettes Planning Party Cameoettes, an affiliate of Cheerful Helpers for Handicapped Children, will entertain children afflicted Avith muscular dystrophy Saturday in the Beverly Hills home of Mrs. Sid Schwartz.

For the party beginning at noon activities will include swimming, a hot dog picnic, folk singing and games. The young patients also wall be presented gifts. Chairmen for the annual event are Joann Siegel and Renee Weisstein. Assisting them are Melodee Bloom, Lois Cohen and Hope Geller, all of Studio i Corrine Goldbluni, Sheri Harrow, Lisa Oliff, Sandy Orgel and Dona Filler. Cosponsors of the youth group are Mrs.

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