Arcadia Tribune from Arcadia, California • Page 6

DOUBLE THE FUN Sue and Joseph Kanaedy of Temple City pose with tbeir 4-montb-oid twins, Mkhele, left, and Michael. The babies were tbe youngest attending the Mothers of Twins Club picnic at Live Oak Park, Temple City, on Aug. 23. Couple feted on Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs.

Louis M. Calkins of Arcadia were honored on their 50th wedding anniversary with a reception given for them Angeles, Lou's home. Driving a 19S2 Overland, the newlyweds (raveled over the Ridge Route, then a narrow two-lane highway by their grandchildren called the Rim of the Lrena tuner, jonn gamins world. and James Calkins and their mother Betty Calkins. The Catkins' only son, Albert Louis, died in I960.

Among guests from oul-nf-town were Ella's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Domuiiek of San Francisco. Others included friends and relatives who came to wish them many more years of Lou and F.ila met in Seat-" tie. in 1923.

They were introduced by Ella's brother who shipped on the same crew with Lou. They were married in 1925 in Vancouver, Canada, and immediately following the ceremony, drove to Los They later resided in Atwater, then Glendale where their. son was born, and in 1959 they moved to Arcadia. Lou had his own automobile business in Los Angeles for 2S years. When he moved to Arcadia, be retired, only to start a new career at Santa Anita Race Track and at Hollywood Park track.

Mr. Calkins was born at I9th and Flower Street in 1900. He was raised in Altadena and attended Pasadena High School, as well as the University nl Nevada. Ella was barn in Seattle in 1906. attending Franklin High School.

DUAHTE Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Glen, 1621 Cotter a boy, Brett Patrick at AMH on Aug. 17. Berry, Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley. 2Ui Wesley Grove, a girl, Valerie La Shawn, at AMH on Aug. 27. Westfall, Mr, andk Mrs Marvin Randall, 1832 No.

Bueoa Vista, boy, Rodney Lee, at AMH, on Aug. 29. MONROVIA Karris, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Gene, S4S N.

Melrose, a girl, Nicole Marie, at AMH on Aug. 24. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Seth, 635 S.

Park Hose, a girt. Brenda Lynn, at AMH on Aug. 24. Powell, 'Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas Rex, IS No. A Stedman a girl, Jennifer Marie, at AMH on Aug. 2S. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Maurey Powell of Temple City. Cosato, Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph, 119 W. Atari a girl, Adrlenne Suzanne, at AMH on Aug.

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Contod Wnm ore worn "Mtty coiege, end higri-Khool otWetet if other tporn. iaey can far. Dgity lent tleoning and oteoticiiing ore 'importont. for tonloet kem it marly no more taring them good dental An wtma ewerytWrtg Marti Millions ui people neglecl their eyej. A regular tMrnii-itioti it fhe beu woy to prialeu mtock a checkup oppointrntnl tedayil Around town University Women The Christian Business Women's weekly luncheon and Bible study group will feature Lois De Boer as the mrnsl sneaker Seot.

10 The luncheons are held every Beta Sigma Phi Mrs. Carl Roberts of Arcadia president of Preceptor Alpha Alpha Chapter, of Beta Sigma Phi, will open the first meeting of the chapler for the 1975-76 term on Monday, Sept. 9, at the Covins home of Mrs. John Russell. Members will assemoie Tor a potiuct ainner ai tribute the yearly program books.

Mrs. Roberts has chosen as her theme this year, "irs A woman's worm. FT A Luncheon The executive board of Oak Avenue School PTA, Temple City, is holding an open meeting on Thursday, Sept. II at the school, for the purpose of approving a budget, and all PTA members are urged to attend. Tbe meeting will be followed by a luncheon for 1TA parents and staff members.

The meeting will start at 10 a.m. and the luncheon will follow at 11:30 a.m. Members wishing to join in the potluck lunch are asked to call Mrs. Flora Burlingame a 286-3447. Denise Romano Chapter Both men and women's clothing will be shown at the "Fabulous Bicentennial Fashion Show" and luncheon which will be presented by the Denise Romano Chapter dent, it will be an educational as well as an entertaining afternoon" Beta Council Beta Sigma Phi Council and chapter presidents and historians will convene at the Lumuiarias Restaurant in Monterey Park on Sept.

13 for the Southern California Council Liberty Book Luncheon. Mrs. Paul Fortner, historian ol Southern California Council is In charge of the arrangements. A discussion of rules and suggestions for compiling scrapbooks which will be entered in competition next spring and then presented to the presidents at the end of the term will be held. Local members planning to attend are Mrs.

Arthur Powers, president of San Gabriel Valley Council, and Mrs. Douglas Bailey, Cruise A cruise on the Oriana to Hawaii, the Polynesian Islands, New Zealand and Sydney, Australia is being planned for senior citiiens including members of the Hi-Neighbor Club and the Happy Wednesday Senior Citizen's Club. Those who book passage will leave on Nov. 13 and fly home or, Dec. 6.

Anyone who wants more information may call or A.T.M. fUHOM'S H.C.C RAPtt WTKJTT PtttRAM AT MMKB IKS (NO CONTRACTS) SI MOMTI Ml H. ABJSA W. COVH4A Ijrrv Hall Senior Citizen's Band The Academy of Dramatic Arts will be A Senior to ptay represented by several al the general meeting afternoon coocerti and itaoctaad being formed m- ofthTAmerSn Association of University Women in tbe der tbe the Los Angeles County Ptrta and Art Lecture Room of the Arcadia Public Library at 8 Recreation Dept ob Sent I Anyone who plays musical Instrument or has one Mjchiel Tboma, Mecutive director of tbe Academy that another senior dtixen may pUy has been invited to and Bryn Morgan associate director will speak about the attend. Academv and why it selected Pasadena as its second Anyone who wants more information may call 447- home.

Also included In the evenimrs program is Devra SSS or 4494344. Korwin, Broadway musical actress and Antonin Hodek, mime artist. Chapter Meeting Preceptor Epsilon Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will start the new sorority year Tuesday, Sept. 9, with a surprise dinner at the Sierra Madre home of Mrs. Ken Epperson.

President Mrs. Robert McMulien of Temple City will preside over business and Miss Helen Bumis will give the cultural program on "Heritage and tbe Woman." Mrs. Robert Crawford of Monrovia will give a short civic awareness program. Feature Film Program The Arcadia Public Library has announced a feature film program starting Sept. 10, extending through June, 1976.

The Motion pictures will be popular full-length features. Brochures giving all of the details are available at the library. Tickets witl be free and available in the Audio-Visual department to all holders of adult Arcadia library cards. Christian Business Women Auxiliary to Meet The Arcadia Auxiliary of Methodist Htspital of Southern California will have a general meeting Tuesday, Sept. All members are invited to coffws at a.m.

in Lewis Hall, and at 10 a.m. tin meeting will begin, Guest speaker will be W. J. "Bill" Lloyd, former Arcadian. Cuild Party -awi LUNCH IN THE PARK Caught by the camera recent- Las Hermanas Guild of ChiMrens Hospital is Inviting u.

Bicnic in tree-shaded Temple City members and guests to come to the "Cabaret" on Satyr- gark WCTe Heather and Steve Kish. Katby is a stu-day, Sept. JO, at the San Marino home of Mr. and Mrs. at Temple City High School and Steve attends Dining will be at fresco at tables covered with red and white checked tablecloths and centered with fresh flowers, and dancing will be to tbe musk: of Darrell Brewer, Arcadians planning to attend are Messrs.

and Mines. David L. Blanchfield, Leland R. Miller, Paul J. O'Brien and Ted Parker.

Square Dance Club The Cloverleaf Square Dance Club of Arcadia is inviting interested residents to Join a beginner's class starting Monday, Sept. 22, at United Methodist Church, S9S W. Sierra Madre Sierra Madre. The class of three weeks will be sponsored and in structed by Mory Simpson. Inquiries may be made by Wednesday at noon at Sir Worges Kestaurant at me cor- caiung whmi or ner of Santa Anita and Las Tunas.

Mrs De Boer has chosen the passage, "Seek ye first Diet Workshop the kingdom of heaven and all tnese tilings shall be added unto you," as her subject for study. The 'Die! Workshop will celebrate its 10th birthday with a party Sept. 23, 7:30 p.m. at Bullock's Pasadena. Area Director Pat Plumleigh says the parly will be an open house, free to the public, with a Diet Workshop birthday present for each guest.

Italian Juniors Mrs. Stephen Howell of Arcadia was recently install- dinner held in Glendale. Serving with Mrs. Howell are Mrs. Don Palermo, lirsl vice president; Mrs.

Jim Sparks, second vice president; Mrs. Janet Howard, third vice president; Mrs. Anthony Brienia, fourth vice president; and Mrs. Charles Clark, recording secretary. Fiber Crafts An exhibit of fiber crafts will be shown at Downey Savings and Loan Association, 101 E.

Foothill Arcadia, through September. Tbe crafts exhibit includes macrame, weaving, crochet and creative stitehery executed by the Fiber Crafts class at Pasadena Recreation Center, instructed by Pearl Weinstein. The class will be offered again on Wednesday evenings beginning in October. Anyone who wants more information may contact the department at 1H1 E. Villa, Pasadena or call 793-9177.

for the City oi Hope at noon on Sept. 13. The event vrHt take place at El Poche Cafe, 233 W. Mission Dr Kaa Gabriel Entertainment is also planned. Anyone who wants further mtormation may contact Mary Calish at J82-0522.

"Anyone who is interested in learning about the lifesaving programs at Ihc free nonsectarlan City of Hope iUftlOTS SUffltTlCr is invited to attend," said Clyde Brown, chapter presi- ww Pasadena City College. Pair celebrate golden wedding A golden wedding celebration was held in the Fellowship Hall of United Methodist Church of San Gabriel, recently, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holladay. Hosting the afternoon open bouse were Mr.

and Mrs. Alan Holladay, son and daughter-in-law of the bonorees, who are former residents of Gabriel, in Temple City's Emperor School area, bat moved to Oklahoma City, OUs.T two years ago. The Alan p.m. Mrs A.W.Humphreys, program chairman, will dis- as president of the Italian Women's Club Juniors at a Holladays have three hnsejd It peawrw tyaeigM WBI ONE DAY $tXVKZ -I iPllHln Killer Hitii WtUt VKM tiMdMt twatM IneivPi wenfc nlaji swsrsl IWL ruw Ht 'DR. WILLIAM LINDEN OptMietrist JJJ E.

Cotoredo Patoetena (Cor. 7W-1141 beMltmttajfeOiMi Following a summer fill ed with club activttiet members of the Junior Women's Club of Arcadia and their guests wre invited to a relaxing social evening of cocktails and prime rib dinner at the home of tbeir president, Mrs. Janice Knight. Afterwards there was a surprise birthday celebration for Mrs Lu Milner and Mrs. Linda Dick as a gigantic birthday cake, baked and decorated by Mrs.

Marilyn Dale, was presented. Guests enjoying the Knights' hospitality were Mrs. Carolyn Muirs, a past president and honorary member; Mrs, Shirley Cano and Mrs. Janice Brand, past presidents of the club; Mrs. Ellen Nauertz and Miss Patti Phillip, prospective members; Mrs.

Lu Milner, president of the Arcadia Woman's Club-, Mrs. Ruth Gray and Mrs. Linda Dick, coordinators, and husbands. The Juniors have worked for several years during the summer with the Recreation Department and this past summer has been no exception. Mrs.

Jill Beley, yuth chairman, directed the Juniors working on the pet show, the annual baby show, the July 4 "chalk-in" ait'contest, the bicentennial arts and crafts show, campership sign ups, and escorting youngsters at Marineland and the Penny Carnival. Mrs. Marilyn Daleo, Americanism chairman, is club reprewfrtative to the AftCADlA errr i lswsk Arcadia Bicentennial Commission. She worked out arrangements for the Junior's celebration of Paul Revere's ride and the July 4 Ring Bells for Peace. She has recently started the club working with Meals on Wheels.

Mrs. Romilda Lovrnesky, federation chairman, is planning a Mexican luncheon and making decorations for tbe annual Federation Swim. As a ways and means project, members, and a few worked at The May Co. inventory. The club is for women between the ages of It and 35.

They volunteer to benefit others, help the community and charities. Meetings are held the second and fourth Wednesday each month at p.m. Inquiries may be made with Mrs. Daleo, 445-M48 Before The Rye Corned beef sandwiches on rve bread are popular, but what gives the beef this flavor? The term "corned beef" generally implies a beef brisket that has been cured in a jxocesssuig solution called Sometimes pieces of round, chuck or plate, as well as tbe brisket, are a term that comes from aa earlier method of processing in which the beef was cured by sprinkling with coarse grains of salt called corns. TEMPLE CITY COUVMJESGENT HOSPITAL I NURSING SERVICE 1 QUW REMEHTML KNMKMN0OD 7 l-TJjmr suvme UV1 OAK it children, Debbie, 17, Doug, 15, and Diane, 12, all of whom attended the celebration.

Debbie and Diane had charge of tbe party guest book. Approximately 175 guests attended tbe open boose, many from South Gate, where tbe couple lived at one time. Out-of-town guests included Mr, and Mrs. Harry Herman of Glendale. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Fahnstocfc of Lake Forest, and Mr. and Couple to be married in Mission Mr. and Mrs. Leon E.

Foley of Arcadia have announced the engagement of their daughter Patty L. to Steve M. Walker, son of the William Walkers of San Gabriel. plans are being made for an Oct. wedding In the San Gabriel Mission.

Miss Foley Is a graduate of Monrovia High School and her fiance was graduated from Mission High School. Mrs. Ray Billet of Palm-dale with their chldren. Richard, Terry and Donald. Mrs.

Billet a cousin, baked a three-tier cake for tbe occasion. Mrs. Holladay wore a yellow and white dotted Swiss dress and a set of crystal beads given her by her husband on tbe occasion of their first Christmas together fa) 1M5. The couple were married in Monroe, on Aug. to, Both Mr.

and Mrs. Holladay are natives of Ohio, and they came to California in 1944. moving to then-present address in San Gabriel four years ago. Mr. Holladay is a retired barber and Mrs.

Holladay was formerly fat the office of the Los Angeks Count" Assessor. They are currently active In San Gabriel United Methodist Church. Following the open bouse a buffet was served at the bonorees' home for out-of-town guests. PATTY FOLEY engaged BATHTUB RESURFACE NO NEED DONE TO REMOVE IN ON BATHTUB IOCATION the leoragkn ertMt. Uefc feel the with the mm tvemtao a new me.

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