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NWs- V- x's VALLEY TIMES, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1959 'CHRISTMAS BEILES' CRYSTAL GOLD SHIMMER AT CANDLELIGHT BALL Charity Leaguers Meet For Lunch Mmes. Howard Ahmanson, vice-president, Frank Powell Jr. and Messrs. Steve Gavin and James Doherty. ental Hilton presented by Carte Blanche.

Members of the ball committee include Mmes. David Halliburton, programs; Robert Horan, Invitations; John Shallert, reservations; Robert Flynn, patrons; Frank Powell Jr, adviser; Thomas Ar-mlstead III, past chairman; and Joseph L. Hegener, president. Proceeds from the Ball go to support Regis house, a community center in West Los Angeles. Regis House Foundation is a non profit corporation with a board of trustees heeded by Henry I.

Dock-weiler. Also on the board are Shimmering crystal and gold with fresh pine for tradition and background of pink for the joy of the coming of Christmas will turn the International Ballroom of the Beverly Hilton Hotel into a fantasyland when the Juniors of the Social Service Auxiliary present their 24th annual Candlelight Ball. Under the direction of mes. Felix S. McGinnis Jr.

and Patrick Frawley, ball chairman and decorations chairman respectively, the event is calendared for Saturday, Dec. 12. Highlight of the evening will be when a lucky couple receives an all-expense trip paid at Mexico City's Contin Peterson, program chairman of the League. A special feature of the day will be the long-awaited showing of the artistic creations made by the League Crafters of the Valley National Charity League. Organized just a year ago, the group is headed by Mrs.

Robert Schafhausen of En-cino. Work meetings are held every other week in homes of the members. The pre-Christmas showing will be the first formal display to the public and will offer many attractive Christmas gifts. A Christmas Belles Luncheon will headline the day for the National Charity League of San Fernando Valley when it meets at 11:30 a.m. Dec.

10 in the Water Falls Room at the Sportsmens Lodge in Studio City. Receiving guests will be Mrs. Francis Baker, president; Mrs. G. Roy Backman, membership chairman; Mrs.

Paul MacWilliams, coordinator of Ticktocker groups. The decorations planned by Mrs. P.obert C. Wain, hospitality chairman, will call attention to the theme of Christmas while the Belles (NCL members and their guests )are entertained by a delightful program featuring artists of note. Claudia Barrett, television and motion picture actress, will present a Christmas reading.

Miss Barrett, originally from the Valley, won a drama award while a student at Van Nuys High School; she studied at the Pasadena Playhouse and was under contract to Warner Brothers Studios. Featured also on the afternoons program will be the talented Miss Sharon Randall, soprano. The artists will be Introduced by Mrs. Edward M. Council Board Dates Meeting Executive board members of Council del Norte will gather for a meeting and holiday luncheon Dec.

7 in the Lake View Terrace home of Mrs. Howard Todd, Council president. Special guest will be Mrs. Stanley Gulliver, 31st district president. for the' Jan.

11 Founders Day box social and collection of books for the waiting rooms of Telfair and San Fernando clinics is on the business agenda. Luncheon are elected officers of the Council. i Marteys Fete Anne Pike's Verdugo Oaks restaurant in Glendale was chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mar-tey of Sherman Oaks for a dinner party feting their daughter, Anne, on her engagement to Max Roth of Burbank.

Meltons Eat Out Valleyites Laura and Bob Melton lunched in Pikes Verdugo Oaks restaurant CLOWN TO, APPEAR AT ZONTA BAZAAR Daisy the Clown will be one of the featured entertainers at the fourth annual Mistletoe Bazaar of th Zonta Club of North Hollywood to be held on Dec. 12 from 5 to 10 p.m. at the new American Legion Hall at Cahuenga avenue and Whitnall highway. Another popular feature of the Bazaar will be a chicken pie dinner as well as a special plate for children under 12. In addition, there will be door prizes, Christmas gifts galore, grab bags for adults and special bags for children.

Birthday Celebrated Lou Jean Bellson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore BeUson of Sherman Oaks, was hostess at a luncheon in Pike Verdugo Oaks restaurant celebrating her 18th birthday. Guests were Marian Beck, Theresa Holman, Jorgie Heilman and Ann Grothe. Glasses Entertain Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Glass of Burbank entertained out-of-town guests, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wise of Denver, with cocktails and dinner in Pikes Verdugo Oaks restaurant. CANDLELIGHT BALL PLANS Committee members planning 24th annual Candlelight Ball, Dec.

12, in International Ballroom of Beverly Hiltori are, from left, Mmes Felix S. McGinnis Ball chairman, and John Thorpe. Ottice To Heighten Christmas Giving mPf community agencies who have people needing help. The Christmas Donor Service does not itself accept either money or gifts in kind, but refers the donor to the proper agency. Mrs.

Howard M. Mulder, president of the Volunteer League of San Fernando Valley, in announcing this new project of the Volunteer League stresses the importance and community need for the Valley office. Preserving the true spirit of Christmas giving presents many problems even with the most careful planning. Christmas Donor Service is prepared to refer individuals or groups to agencies which can help carry out philanthropic plans. Mrs.

James L. McMahon Will coordinate the program. She is assisted by other League members, Mmes. Forest Olson, Thomas Ballard and Marvin T. Smith Jr.

Christmas Donor Service, an extended service of the Welfare Information Service, now has a Valley office. Through the Community Trust Fund of the Volunteer League of San Fernando Valley the office will be "open for business through Dec. 24 in the San Fernando Community Chest Center, 14419 Burbank Van Nuys. Office hours are 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.

daily. Pauline Scott is in charge of the office, and can be reached by phoning STate 3-1520. Christmas giving to the less fortunate is traditional. In the rapidly growing San Fernando Valley it is difficult for the group or individual wishing to give, to find the persons who most need their help, and to give without embarrassment to the recipient. Christmas Donor Service acts as the go-' between for the donor who wants to give and accredited sirai IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIP Kam Varieties jj; A fabulous Jet Polar-Flight for 1 to Europe via PAN AMERICAN Intercontinental 707 JET CUPPER the worlds most experienced airline fastest flight to Europe Visit London, Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels hotels, meals, sight-seeing included, or a trip for 2 via PAN AMERICAN Intercontinental 707 JET CLIPPER to Hawaii, with accommodations at tha fabulous Surf Rider, a Sheraton Hotel on Waikiki Beach! Register any Ralphs store.

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Cloves stuck in a green apple and placed in a drawer will remove musty odor from old furniture. A piece of white chalk In your costume jewelry box will keep the jewelry from tarnishing. To speed up the defrosting of your refrigerator, use the blower end of your vacuum cleaner. Grind half a lemon in your garbage disposal unit to move onion and cabbage odors A few drops of castor oil in the dirt around plants will make the leaves greener. TOMATOES Solid Pack NO.

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James D. Heard of Toluca Lake, Mr. and Mrs. David H. Streich of Van Nuys and Mr.

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