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VALLEY "A Robert H. Finch to Address Club PANORAMA CITY Robert H. Finch, a Los Angeles attorney, wiH speak at the Thursday, 9, luncheon meeting of the Republican Wo-', man's Club at 11:30 a.m. at Moongate Restaurant. Finch, a candidate for the Republican "nomination for lieutenant gover-' nor, managed Richard Nixon's presidential cam A paign in 1960 and George Murphy's senatorial cam-: paign in 1964, according to Mrs: Raymond Ashmore, AM -r: IVlr I ft A- -''c, f) A A A.

-iliii: A-JHb-A -A 1 -Mf PHI Bliiill vR' j. lllpjliillll 'A- A A. i SSSfj liSAiliiiAiri fi. fillillll SEPT. 5, 1 965 Aged Home Program to Be Topic RESEDA A program primer luncheon is being arranged by the executive staff of California Home for the Aged, 19260 Sher man Way, to aid the 18 affiliated chapters and auxiliaries of the facility in guiding the 1965-66 term.

Delegates and officers of the supporting units will gather Tuesday, Sept. 7, in tne Doard room of the Home's Los Angeles offices, 590 N. Vermont at noon, for luncheon, to be followed by the briefing. Primer Report Due This year's event will feature a report on the 14-page primer, prepared by Mrs. Lillian Borne, field director of the home.

She has held national club leadership posts and is an ac knowledged specialist in club programming. Guest speakers will be Abe Schrier, home president, and Ben Garon, executive director. Complete life care for 200 needy aged Califor-nians is supported at California Home for the Aged by the voluntary aid of tha 3,000 members of the auxiliaries. Associates Plan Party ENCINO Annual social event for the Associates of Valley Heart Guild of Childrens Hospital will be Saturday, Sept. 11, at 6:30 p.m.

at the Harold Neithart home, i Guests will gather for cocktails and swimming before joining the buffet line. Those invited to participate include Messrs. and Mmes. Sabin B. Sturte-vant, Eton Owsley, Harry Bevis, Seth Smith, Walter Rueff, Howard L.

Place, Albert Stuebing, Norb Hargrove, Albert Bartlett, Morris Herbert and Mrs. Albert Morris. The Bartletts will be telling the guesU about their recent trip to Japan, the Middle East and Leah Saffian, picks out dress to wear when summer ends, school begins. FROCK FOR SCHOOL Summer Is Time for 6 HEIRLOOM goblets were used for traditional family toast following wedding of Michele Stickel and Mark Doubet. Bride is daughter of the Walter Stickels, En-cino, and a graduate- of Valley State, where she was Alpha Omega.

Her husband, son of Mrs. Raymond Doubet, Williams. field, 111., is at Chapter to Start Year SEPULVEDA First business meeting of the year for members of Upsi-lon Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will held Wednesday, Sept 8, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Lynn Carter.

On the agenda will be a report by Mrs. Thomas Rodriguez and Mrs. Gene Paul, council representatives, on an area council meeting. Mrs. Ken Watanabe will present the program.

Mrs. Hal Klugman will serve refreshments. Dinner Party Held WOODLAND HILLS Mr. and Mrs. John Green of Woodland Hills hosted a dinner party at the Valley Tail the Cock in honor of Mr.

and Mrs. Leslie Stayhek MILE-HI ICE 143 row kurbank 11872 lolboa Granada Hill 17211 Saticey Van Nuys HI 32 Nerdhoff Sopulveda. 14425 Van Nay Blvd. at Woodman A aa BY SUE BEILLY Time Stiff Writer 4 A TRIP lo Washington followed the wedding of Beverly Guth, daughter of the Harry Guths, Woodland Hills, to Edward Bretzke. Bride was graduated from Reseda High and attended Pierce College.

Her husband attended schools in Michigan. After the honeymoon the young couple will live in Sherman Oaks. Danick photo Ice Cream Social to Open Drive WOODLAND HILLS Topanga Woods Chapter of Organization for Rehabilitation Through Training will launch its membership drive Wednesday, Sept. 8, with an ice cream social. The event begins at 8 p.m.

at the home of Marvin White with members and guests being invited to create their own-sundaes during the evening. Film to Be Shown Mrs. Robert Zangwill, Valley Region program chairman, will speak on the purposes and aims of ORT, and a film, "The Mellah," will be shown. Mrs. Norman Kent, vice president in charge of membership, has planned the event, assisted by Mmes.

Melvin Polacek, Marvin White and Howard Levin. Mrs. Levin and Mrs. Kent are taking telephone inquiries. mock meeting, the showing of the film, "Brother's Keeper," and a wine tasting hosted by Christian Brothers Winery.

Members of the membership committee who are in charge of the event are Mmes. Barry Bernholtz, Sam Steinberg, Zucker, Norman Gross, Ir-, win Cannon and Richard Bermont. Telephone Inquiries are being taken by Mrs. Gross. 1 fih iy.v- ENCINO Summer, as: seen, through the wide, brown eyes of a pretty 6-year-old, is a sun-washed panorama of carefree happiness.

For Leah Saffian it has been a trip to Washington, D.C. where she took a flower to President Kennedy's grave and visited the Lincoln Memorial. Summer lias been romping around in the sunshine with her dog Bobo, and swimming, at whim, in the new family pool. It has been eating lots of spaghetti (a favorite food) and going ice skating and having serious talks with her mother, Mrs. Robert It has been having dinner on the patio with her neighborhood friends, and asking daddy (Dr.

Saf fian) questions, and talking about growing up with teen-age babysitter, JoAnne wirtz. Summer has been sleeping late some mornings, but not too many, because summer is too good to sleep away. president. FACTORY TO YOU BUNK BEDS Over 50 styles on display Maple, Modern, Oak, Metil, Danish Trundles, Triples, 3 Hign Buna White Bunks J39.IS BACK TO SCHOOL 10 CORRELATED GROUPS Walnut, Maple, Oak, $EQS5 Cal-Style, White 0JM 3 Drawer Chest Corner DesK 21.M Student Desk CANOPY BED In white er maple, 4888 with Swiss dotted canopy cover and; spreaa, mauress, box sprint- Jtwie 114 88 isiie TRUNDLE RISERS AVAILABLE IN 3 SIZES Sail (nil St 2 twlm With ma twins hv aiiht. With mattraaaae coverlets CCQ 00 $38 bolsters 33-00 vl VALLEY MATTRESS CO.

BUNK BED CENTER S875 BECK M. $13-1021 naiiv WED. ft FRI. 1-1 NO MONEY DOWN, 2 YEARS TO MY BANKAMtRIUAHD I CHma BANANA CASHEW MARSIIMALLOW SUNDAE IS ONLY ONE OF OUR 29 SUNDAES OR HAVE A CONE, SODA AN OLD-FASHIONED MALT. WE HAVE HAND-PACKED ICE CREAM TOO AT CREAM STORES 10IJ3 Reseda Northridsa 2202 Olen Oaks lurbanlt 10933 Victory Na.

Hollywood 14377 No. San Fernando, Newhall 73 Wendy Newberry Pork BETH AMI Eufene Hofsttdter, Contor rn MM. -t; Complete Pkg. AA.j I i 15 I It 7 There has been time to read books and time to go to birthday parties. Summer for Leah has been' a watercolor dream.

But ask her what she likes best about summer and she'll answer: i :5 "The end because then you. get to go back to school." HIGHLIGHT OF SUMMER in bed and reading during FILMS, WINE TASTING ON CHAPTER PROGRAM Carefree Year 0ld I A Days of anyliwe dips in Iuclc luncheon will be Rerved priday gept noon at Gledhiil Street i 4 i 3 A A A Leah enjoy lounging her vacation leisure. end for Leah. A Conservative Synagogue Serving the West Valley ALiLJA i -X- TEMPLE Merrle D. Marfolit, Rabbi 'i' 'x MYITES YOUR MEMBERSHIP HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES Sisterhood Men's Club Youth Groups Religious School Hebrew School OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY A.M.

TO 1 P.M. 1844 Kirtridge Reseda 343-4624 imm-m Aej3 i Al WMW i i MA V-. WOODLAND HILLS Continentals Chapter of City of Hope will hold its membership social Saturday, Sept. 11, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.

Gerry Steinhardt. Activities scheduled for the evening include a Sportsmen Fete Wives at Dinner in Encino ENCINO-Prior to departing on a four-day stag dove shooting expedition to Mexicali, a group of Valley sportsmen entertained their wives at dinner at the Wild Goose. The group included Messrs. and Mmes. Bob Hall, Gilbert Larry Kagan, Richard Sykes, Floyd Betts, Irving Statman and Earl Saeger.

Welcome-Back Brunch SEPULVEDA First fall activity for Monroe High School PTAwill be a welcome-back brunch to be held Friday, Sept. 10, at 10:30 a.m. In the school library, 9229 Haskell Ave. XI I CUT IT OUT! I jTV Simplex cuts corners for fashion effect. The Ghillie Tie grown up fashion that little girls love.

Cushion soles for extra comfort. Take two one for play and one for school. photo oy Ken vat 1 IS SWLMMING FUN iinrTipnn for Boardl Luncneon lor uoaro SEPULVEDA A pot- 4 4 KIMergarten pool anil brisk dry-offs nar PTA, 16030 Gledhiil Qt embers of lhe PTA board. Times In Red only. ilSILlIILL A1 Childs sizes: 8 to 12 $8.99 Misses sizes: .12 to 3 $9.99 --wmr serving all religious needs Um JULIAN El.

WHITE CAMT0R SHL0M0 SIIUSTER TEMPLE 11111111 Affiliated with United Synagogue of America Serving Coniervativ Judaiim in lh North Volley annauntts REGISTRATION Sunday Sept. 5 10 a.m.-l p.m. FOR MEMBERSHIP-RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SISTERHOOD-BROTHERIIOOD-YOUTH GROUPS NURSERY SCHOOL-ADULT EDUCATION HIGH HOLIDAY RESERVATION lart Rnbbl Mnlihw H. Simein Splmbr 13 Cantor Crald H. Hanis 17655 Dovonshir Strot, Northridg 360-1883 Hirsiinitias IIIGI! HOLYDAY SERVICES mm iffipiacnaacs FINICKY OVCR FIT AT TOPANGA PLAZA, CANOGA PARK AJR CONDITIONED SANCTUARY Memberihip, School Regiitrotion, Holydoy Ticdeli Sunefoyt 12.30 3 00 p.m.

SiSO Sharp Woodland Hill. thuugh C.on'lrmotlem SUterhaorf. Mn'e Youfh Graupt, Adult School MtMEtRSHIP INQUIRIES INVITED 346.3345.