Valley News from Van Nuys, California • Page 53

Sunday, November 3, 1968--Van Nuys (Calif.) Eart-47-A North-51-A No.EoiM3-A Tarzana Club Gives Achievement Award Marti Lothers, artist, tcehnical illustrator and designer, was named "Woman oj Achievement 1968" by the Tarzana Business Professional Women's Club at its National Business Women's Week banquet, sponsored by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. State Lou Cusanovich, 23rd District, made the MARTI LOTHERS Cited for Leadership presentation in recognition of her civic leadership. She is the wife of Robert D. Lotihers, director of marketing, Adyance Communications, Chatsworth, and mother of Bradley 19, a student of California State Polytechnic College, San Luis Obispo, Douglas 11, and David 7. A free-lance artist and technical Illustrator since 1956, she has been associ- with Rocketdyne, Division of North American Aviation; RCA Service Corp.

and Botech Art Service Corp. She also designs maternity apparel. A Republican party public speaker, the honoree is 1909 nominee for third vice president of the Los Angeles County Federation of Republican Women; is serving her second term as president of the Tarzana Republican Women's Club; has served two terms as its third vice president acted as precinct area chairman of 57th Assembly District. She is an active member of the Mayor's Community Advisory Committee, Third District, and year book chairman of Bethel Lutheran School, Encino. Other citations of the evening included a commendation from Mayor Sam Yorty to the club for its "Accent Awareness Crime Prevention Education Campaign, in cooperation with the mayor's office and tha Los Angeles Police Dept." Also commended was Margaret Milligan, club president.

She is the latest commissioner elected the Los Angeles City Council to the Human Relations Commission and is serving as chairman of the commission's education-schools committee. Both presentations wera made by Eleanor C. Kirkby, administrative coordinator to the mayor. Christmas Luncheon On Holiday Calendar Elizabeth A. Heller and Gertrude J.

Merrick, both Valley residents, will host a German table at the annual Christmas luncheon of the National Business and Professional Women's Club of Los Angeles Sunday, Dec. in the Venetian Room of the Ambassador Hotel. The event begins at 12 noon. A narration of Christmas GRANDMOTHERS CLUB SCHEDULES VALLEY SPEAKER John Arnold Ford will talk on "Heroes of the Great Southwest" when he's guest of the Sherman Oaks Grandmothers Club Nov. 11 at 12 noon In the Golden Bull Restaurant, 12749 Ventura Studio City.

A Burbank resident, Mr. Ford Is the son of John Anson Ford a retired Los Angeles County supervisor. His appearance is sponsored by the Southern California Gas Co. in cooperation with the Southern California Sym- Hollywood Bowl Assn. Mrs.

Jessica Vanover will preside at the 11:30 o'clock business meeting. Mrs. Aline Liberman is luncheon chairman. Reservations are being taken at 789-2139. customs and traditions with a background of German carols will be presented by the Valley women carrying out tiie theme "Around the World at Christmas." Judge Mary E.

Waters, chairman, announces there will be entertainment including carols, music and dance. Other lands to be represented are the United States, Chile, England, France, Hawaii, Holland, Japan, Mexico and Sweden. Members and guests are being asked to toys and clothing for Indian children of the Cabazon area. Mrs. WUhelmina is cochairman of the luncheon.

Tuesday Seminar Slates Program Mrs. Jake Moxness will host a meeting of the Tuesday Morning Seminar Nov. 5 at 10:30 o'clock hi her Tarzana home, 18545 Clark St. Ruth Ross Colquhoun will present the history of some well known hymns and Mrs. P.

N. Gilbertson has prepared a biography of Thomas Edison. Mrs. Porter A. Marshall will preside.

Cohostesses will be Mmes. Lee Bishop and Francis Armstrong. YOUNG COUPLE WED Tucson, is first home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L.

Gray Judio Jo Lewis) who will stay there while he is serving with the Air Force. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Lewis, Sepul- and her husband is the son of the S. Grays, Van Nuys.

GOOD FRIENDS MEET AT BENEFIT PERFORMANCE Mrs. I. William Moffet of Granada Hills, left, and Cecil Horton, left, joins Mrs. Adela Rothenburg and Rothenburg is recording secretary of Woman's Aux- Mrs. Le Roy Erickson of Woodand Halls meet during her North Hollywood neighbors Mr.

and Mrs. James iliary to Goodwill Industries of Southern intermission at "Funny Girl" showing. Minton, right, for chat at Barbra Streisand show. Mrs. sponsors of performance.

watson Bros, photos Misleading Advertising Topic Billed by Canoga Park Juniors NATHAN COOPER Guest Speaker CHILD THERAPIST WILL ADDRESS PARENTS'GROUP Nathan Cooper, child therapist, will be guest speaker at Tuesday's 8 p.m. public meeting of the Parents' Group of St. Mark's Parish Day School. The event will be held in the hall of St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 14646 Sherman Way, Van Nuys.

Mr. Cooper, an affiliate of the San Fernando ChiM Guidance Clinic, will talk on "Impasses Between Parents and Children." He is a member of the Los Angeles Group Psychotherapy Society, American Academy of Psychotherapists and Council for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy. Gold Star Will Seat New Staff Officers will be installed by Burbank Chapter, American Gold Star Mothers, next Thursday at 8 p.m. in DAV Hall, 1115 W. Magnolia Blvd.

Those who will accept their obligations include Opan Stough, president; Myrtle Youngkin and Gladys DeGroodt, vice presidents; Lucy Sterling, secretary, and Edna Plummer, treasurer. More are Lata Nelson, chaplain; Emma Townsend, historian; Miriam Slocomb, ranner bearer; Velma Craig, Flag guard; Avis Beedle, sergeant-at-arms; Shirley Nelson, hospital chairman, and Frieda Conyers, Americanism chairman. Robert Wiss from the local Consumer's Guild will be guest speaker at Canoga Park i Women's Club's i meeting Wednesdaj- at 8 p.m. at the clubhouse, 7401 Jordan Ave. Mr.

Wiss will be speaking on misleading advertising techniques used by various manufacturers and what the shopper should be aware of. The Juniors are recognizing National Art Month, by displaying original rrt by members and their friends. During the meeting Mrs. Ralph Reiser, Americanism chairman, will conduct a voters' stub drawing. Mrs.

Edward Cross, education chairman, will present plans for the club's participation in the National Dairy Council's nutrition program. Mrs. Tom Roberts, health chairman, reports that several members will he working at Sven Lokrantz School for the handicapped in Reseda, making paper flowers for Carnation Co. Profits realized from this project will be used to buy medical and therapy equipment for the school. Participating will be Mmes.

Charles Allen, Martin Brozik, James Craig, a li 11 Drage, Harold Steve Ledtaetter, Tom Roberts, a Selkirk, Jerry Sinor, Ted Spmill, Loren Stone and Robert Wnl. Nov. 14 and 21 Mrs. Jerry Sinor, safety chairman, will be conducting a baby sitting clinic at St. John's Methodist Church in Canoga Park for local Girl Scouts and Cadet Scouts.

Assisting her will be Mmes. James Craig, Harold Epley, Leonard Maki, Terrill Rice, Wayne Smith and Loren Stone. At the first session Mrs. Ronald Wolfson. a registered nurse and a club member, will be speaking on infant and child care.

On Nov. 21 a doctor from the Child Guidance Clinic will be talking to the group and a fireman will speak on safety. Fur and Fabric Fur is used with many fabrics for evening, such as a leather coat with white mink borders, or jeweled net dress with a tiny fur bodice. FREE AND SINGLE? LEGAL AGE? LONELY? Coll 877-1790 RECORDING The hest in Sports is- found THE NEWS! North Hollywood Club Sets Annual Thrift Sale North Hollywood Woman's Club will hold its annual rummage sale next Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

in the clubhouse, 5629 Vineland Ave. Items offered Include household goods, costume jewelry, hats, purses and clothing. Proceeds will benefit the club's philanthropies, ac- Schutte. cording to Mrs. B.

W. Kemper, chairman. Members who will assist are Mmes. 0. T.

Palmer, Maud Osbourn, William Morrow, Kemper, N. C. Colaianni, C. V. Clawson, James Stinson, Ucyles White, Alice Bryant, Roy Lauman, David Johnson, Donald Villee, Broox Davis, Leo T.

Bird, Stanley Root, Linda Olson and Henry TARZANA PAIR TAKING OFFICE Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Marx, Tarzana, have been elected to serve jointly as president for the 19G8-69 school year of the Parent- Teacher Club of Argyll Episcopal Academy, North Hollywood, according to Mrs. Claire Altheuser, principal. Other new officers are Messrs, and Mrnes.

James Roberts, Van Nuys, vice presidents; Byron Reynolds, Los Angeles, treasurers, Dr. and Mrs. William Grasska, Los Angeles, secretaries. BAY CITY SOJOURN Edie Torres, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ricardo Torres of North Hollywood, married Geoffrey Alan Bertoldo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bertoldo, Chatsworth, at Chapel in the Canyon. The couple left for a honeymoon trip to Carmel and San Francisco. Both are attending Los Angeles Trade Technical College.

Art Johnson photo COUNCIL 4 EVENT SET Council Four, International Toastmistress Clubs, will convene for dinner Tuesday at 7 p.m. hi Pepe's Restaurant, 3113 W. Olive Burbank. "Educating New Members" will be Betty Burton's topic. She'll be introduced by Jilda Bitters, toastmjstress.

Microphone techniques will be explained by Betty Boonshaft. Event Calendared "Point of View Crisis in the Middle will be topic of a panel discussion slated by Valley Hills B'nai B'rith Women Tuesday, Nov. 12, at 8:15 p.m. in the Community Room of North Hills Shopping Center on Devonshire Granada HiUs. Mrs.

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