The Van Nuys News from Van Nuys, California • Page 11

Auxiliary Parley Attracts Many from Valley Cecelia McKinnon. candidate for president of Department of California American Legion Auxiliary was guest speaker Friday when 20th District observed annual Vice Presidents Night with Eagle Rock unit hostesses in their American Legion Hall. With a record of 21 years as active mwnber of the auxiliary, Mrs. McKinnon. the mother of children, is now serving for a three- year term on the state finance committee.

She was Introduced by Lucille Ganey of Van Nuys, president of 20th District. The next meeting will be a district memorial service May 24 at Reseda. Among those attending from Valley units were Blllie Lutz, president; Gwendolyn Veghte, Rosemary Clark and Lucille Ganey of Van Nuys Unit, No. 103; Rosalie Roome, Lois Stutko of Sherman Oaks Unit No. 813; Aileen Winkle, president, Reseda Unit No.

308; Dorothy Bogler, president Soenta; Dorothy Koppel, president, Canoga Park unit. Society aaA GUtk Wedding Mass is Solemnized A pretty sprffig wedding solemnized at 9:45 a.m. moss Sunday in Our of the Valley Church Panhellenic Will Award Scholarship The San Fernando Valley Association, which was organized a year ago. will present a $50 scholarship in June to a senior (jirl graduating from school, who plans to attend an ac-j Canoga Park, and Bernard Ed- credited college in 1919. ward Wemmer, 5822 Topeka Drive, Tarzana.

The bride wore a traditional satin Princess style gown made assistance. I with a peplum draping the front Interested co-eds should applv by of skirt and bustle back A etter to the association's scholar-i corone of seed earls ld her united Miss daughter of Herman 21445 Alma Jean Mr. and Mrs. Paul The award will be based on scholastic record, and activities, and the need for financial ship chairman, Mrs. P.

T. Reilly, 3659 Buena Park Drive. North fingertip veil and she carried gardenias centered with a white or- Hollywood, giving the following in- hi(i S1 was given in marria ormation: name, parents' name and address, high school, scholastic record, high school activities, college preferred, soecial interior, academic course planned, and a respectively. With their pow- her father. Jlisses Emma E.

Beese and Beth Ann Beese, sisters of the bride, sen ed as maid of honor and brides- 'I "I With the Square Dancers MEAT SUBSTITUTE--Quick frozen fish filled are nutritious and or the vice i i a and two teachers. Applications should DP made not later a May 10. Garden Group Pictures of Colonial homes Natchez. will be shown Mis. Edwin Lee Gardner II, of! ss-Msrs need for the supplementary finan- bi crepe hoop skirt gowns fashioned with short sleeves, they wore matching mitts and Juliet cial aid of this scholarship.

The letter must be accompanied! i eils Tn car by recommendations from the i colonial bouquets of fa principal, counselor and a teacher, lrt 1U tasty, and a quick dish for thor Friday nighf supper. Fish Fillets Quick and Easy Paul H. Beese brother of the bride, was best man. George Wem- Fish, if it's top quality to begin with and well eooked, can serve Past" at the noon luncheon tomorrow of Encino Woman's Club garden and section in the Paso Robles clubhouse. Mrs.

C. R. Naylor, chairman, will business meedng. i are Mrs. Oaks, and Mrs.

Marvin Cone of Sunland. mer, Wallen Pipper and Don Per-jas the mainstay of many delicious tie were other members of the rnpnus that the family is sure to a i a party. Jack Vanderloop and! acclaim. John Crone were altar boys. And it is a thoroughly satisfac- Van Nuys Hollywood, Applicants from jiheflowing, held at the Beese home where Mjss Beih Ann Beese had charge of the guest book.

After a honeymoon trip to Santa Barbara the newlyweds will make their home at 14816 Archwood St. Both young people attended Winnetka Elementary School and Alma graduated from Canoga Park High School while Bernard graduated from Loyola High School, Los Angeles. He is a member of the office personnel for the National Guard at Metropolitan Airport. A reception for 150 guests was tory meat substitute, budget-wise, schools are eligible: Burbank, John Burroughs. Con allis, Canoga Park, North San Fernando, and Verdugo Hills.

The prime aim of Valley Pan- hellenic is to give aid and assistance to worthy girls graduating from local high schools and going on to accredited colleges by giving scholarships and to increase them each year as they are able. Blessed Event While her husband returned to their home in Augusta, a more than a month's visit in the Valley, Mrs. Virgel Dagel extended her stay at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Verl Dagel, 7447 Bellaire Ave. The Dagels announced Little Church Scene of Ceremony that every meal planner would wel- WEDDINGS The Little Brown Church of the the arrival March 30 at Valley was the setting at 8.30 p.m.

Hospital of Arlana Melissa, 7 pounds ounces. Mrs. Dagel also visited her brothers, A. F. Patterson and Loy Patterson in Inglewood.

SISTERS BEAUTY SALON SPECIAL! THIS WEEK COLD WAVE. 14438 VICTORY BLVD. Block East of Van Nuyi Blvd. STate 5-2015 STate 5-9188 A COMPLETE BEACTT SERVICE Saturday for the wedding of Miss Joyce Grace Gehrmann of Stillwater, and Theodore M. Allen, 7040 Lennox Ave.

with Rev. John H. Wells officiating. The bride's wedding gown white chiffon with wide lace tions, made Princess style with sweetheart neckline and long sleeves. She wore an illusion net veil cascading from an orange bios- pom crown.

Her bouquet was a large nosegay of while ro i carnations and sweetpeas. She ua- given in marriage by Arthur T. Golden. Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd O. Knack come. You can be sure of the best you choose quick-frozen fish fillei Such treats as ocean perch and co are boned, filleted, and quic frozen within a few hours of ing caught, and they come to yo ocean-fresh and flavorsome wit all the nutritious goodness of rea ly fresh fish. They're so easy prepare, so work-saving, that the are a joy to cook, as well as a de light to eat. You can serve fish frequentlj without i the risk of mo notony, if you vary the serving Simple sauces, such as Worcester shire and Lemon Butter, are goo with any broiled fillets.

Anothe easy way to gain is to bak the fish in tomato sauce. Broiled or fried, quick-froze: ocean perch are always temptm with a tartare sauce, made by add ing chopped pickled cucumber chopped onion and parsley, a ta blespoon of each, to a cup of may onnaise. Broiled Fillets of Ooean Perch Separate fillets; biush with melt ed butter, and sprinkle with pap rika, salt, and pepper. Broil on well-greased broiler rack unde medium heat 10 to 20 minutes, until brown. Butter Cream 4 tablespoons butter, adi 1 tablespoon lemon juice gradually and cream well.

Spread it gentlj on fish as it comes piping hot from FOR WOMEN WHO PREFER A WOMAN DOCTOR Dr. Lucile N. Schober, D.C. REDUCING (NO DIET) DISORDERS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN GENERAL PRACTICE 18386 VENTURA TARZANA Office Phone RUgby 6-1555 Home Phone SUp. 8-3872 IF NO ANSWER, CALL STATE 5-5406 (Visits Council Scientific Fur Protection were the attendants.

Mrs. Knaack tne wore a frock of shell pink net with I lace staled i a square) neckline and short sleeves. She a i Off ICC npd a no-egay of pink sweetpeas 1 1 i matching headdress. I A reception was held in the a a home, 8911 Burnett A Jackson of Neoga Coun- for 30 Rue t5. The bridal couple cil De S'ee of Pocahontas at Ingle- i a po-tponed honeymoon i i wood and first great a i of and will make their home in Van a orrfer made her official lisit to Wat-A-Wah Council Wednesday Joce Is the of A 8 1 C.

Gehrmann of St. Paul, Hughey, second great and came to Van last a of order and (She is a graduate of the Stillwateri mernher of local inlr (Mmn.) High School. Ted is a grad- duced Mrs Jackson. Lucille Am- uate of Yoik High School i brOSe pocahonta -S presided. Mem-, and came to Van Nuys 1942 He i bers Of escoit 1earn 1 is well known in sports and bow line! mer James as drl ca tal wore I a i a 1 I league cucles.

SHEPARD-HERMANSON: Elizabeth M. Hermanson, 19366 Clark St. and Richard J. Shepard, 5500 Reseda Tarzana. SCOXKA-PORDAN: Magda Pordan, 13739 Sylvan St.

and John Sconka. Los Angeles. BRIDGEFORD-BENSON: Mary Lou Benson, 6207 Columbus and Ralph Milton Bridgeford, United States Navy, JACKSON-McCOLLEM: Ruth C. McCollem, Birmingham Veterans Hospital and Donivan E. Jackson, Los Angeles.

FOWLER-KEYES: Margaret J. Keyes, Hollywood and Richard W. Fowler. 5050 Fulton Ave. VINCE-MAYER: Joyce Mayer, 22603 Woo'dland Hills and Samuel J.

Vince, 7357 Variel Auditions have been held and classes will get Under way May 8 for Uie southwest's first square callers school, to convene in eight Sunday sessions at Van Nuys Odd Fellows Hall. Ralph Maxhimer, one of th Southland's foremost callers an teachers, auditioned 42 men and three women Monday at Fernange les Playground where he is tion director. Acting as judges were members of his Square Dance Workshop, their screening of the participants making it possible to select 25 experienced dancers to comprise enrollment of the spring session. A second group will be accepted for fall training, it was announced. Participants came from as far as Lancaster, Fullerton, San Gabriel and Long Bench.

Student callers will be subjected to all phases of the work, including microphone technique, "live" music and actual dancing squares. Tape recordirjs will be made throughout the course for playback study and reference filing, Maxhimer said. Over the week-end Maxhimer with his wife, Eve, and son, Jerold, assisting in demonstrations, conducted a Square Dance Postscript Mrs. Robert B. Ringstrom is convalescing at her Van Nuys home after 34 days confinement and surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital Her condition is reported as satisfactory.

Mrs. Anna Loacker of Spokane, enplaned here Wednesday to visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, 14759 Hesby Sherman Oaks, for two weeks. Mrs.

Loacker came to attend the wedding of her great niece, Miss Cecelia Smith and Clarence James Chapman Jr. Canoga Park. HOUK-SPARROW: Verna V. Sparrow, 5127 Willow Crest Drive. and John M.

Houk, 15320 Rayneta Drive, Sherman Oaks. WEMMER-BEESE: Alma Mary Ka Poole student at Beese, 21415 Roscoe Canoga i of California. Berkeley Park and Bernard E. Wemmer, I ca us IS me a belated "Eas- 5822 Topeka Drive, Tarzana. with her parents, FOOTE-VOLLACK: Margaret J.

the Kelly Pooles 14628 Hamlln St Vollack, Glendale, and Wilson Foote, Killion St. WALTERS-RICE: Bertha Duarte. and Howard H. Wal- Benson III, 6601 ers, 9400 DeSoto Chatsvvorth. MILLER-HARDY: Mabel R.

Hardy. 15017 1 Dickens Sherman Oaks, and James S. Miller, 15004 Ventura Sherman BENSON-MONTGOMERY. Marorie Montgomerj', Los Angeles, and Rodney G. Langdon Ave.

LADESICH-MILLER Loretta R. Miller, 5323 Zeizah Encino, and George Ladesieh, 3931 Camino de la Cumbre. Sherman Oaks. ANDERSON-INGALLS: Darlene ngalls. 5340 Bellaire Ave.

and Ken- 16th Anderson, 14557 Haynes St. REYES-LICON: Mary E. Licon, 2952 Carl St and Ruben R. lejes, Birmingham Veterans Hos- ital. DRAKE-OZMAN: Bonnie L.

Oz- B.P.O Does Set Parties This Week Two benefit social affairs are planned this week by Van Nuys B.P.O. Does, and both are open to members and friends. Tables will be arranged for bridge, 500, pinochle and bing with prizes for the winners at th 8 p.m. Wednesday party in Va Nuys I.O.O.F. Hall.

Tickets ma be obtained at the door accordin to the committee composed Clara Burke, chairman, Irneld Dameron, Kathnne Brouillette am Mercedes Lagasse. Refreshment will be served. A barn dance is slated for 8:30 p.m. Saturday in Tewksbury Barn 16920 Sherman Way, planned by ways and means committee, Ko Mars-len, chairman, Etta Ste- Trainlng ImUtutt iponsored by th Bakersfleld Recreation Commlsslo and enrolling a capacity class of 4 men and 40 women with 100 aud tors, following the Shaw iostitut plan. LEVIS AND LACES No.

1 exhi bit ion team is billed for demon stration under Maxhimer'a direc lion today at the California Con grew of Parents and Teachers in Hotel Alexandria downtown In connection with the junior recreation program. Appearing in costume will be Alice Kelly, Janie Sparrow Kathy DeGuard, Jeanette Garrett Dick Clinton Young, Tim arrett and Jerold Maxhlmer. MANY WHO have been waiting 'or just such an opportunity will ose no time enrolling for Dale Garrett's second and fourth Monday at Van Nuys Junior High chool gym which has now become in open "intermediate" dance. Ailing starts at 8 p.m. Dale, who is resident of Associated Square Dancers (2500 strong now) also has even squares working in his new 'an Nuys Elementary P.T.A.

closed roup which convenes in the Log Cabin on McKinley Home campus, i choose a name at their ext session. Taking advantage of the fifth Fiiday this month, Encino 49'ers scheduled an extra square dance this week, with W. C. Seipp calling sets to order at 7:45 p.m. in Encino Woman's Club.

i Newg --Pfcn II Monday. Aara 24, 1M9 Carpenters Group Aids Installation Members of Van Carpen. AuxMLry i ta llin officer. at the tion ceremonies for Santa ca newly organized auxiliary. Edith Freeman, past president, was installing officer, assisted by Ethel Wash, pianist.

Ruth Snodgrass and Ramona Tucker, flag bearers; Inez Edwards, conductress. The second In the series of sol affairs and card parties for carpenters' wives was held Friday I.O.O.F. Hall by the local group vith Ruth Snodgrass, chairman, ssisted by Ellen Johnson and Ethel Wash. Gertrude Fortenbury eceived the door award. Mmes.

Congdon and Everett Brown North Hollywood, were visitors, he next party will be May 27. I. business meeting is scheduled for p.m. May 13. BOOKS Mother's Day Process Stationers (278 Bird.

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Reseda. HACKASTOCK-WHITE: Elsie B. hite. 8469 Vai Verde Drive, Ca- oga Park and Harry Hackastock, 54 La-ikershim Blvd. ORSINI-CRAGLE: Kathleen M.

pastel formals and picture hats in I shades. Initiatory was put on by the Alhambra Drill team and new members are Gertrude Trembley Margaret DeFries and Barbara Delegations from councils in Five members of the Van Nuyi Long Beach. Los Angeles, Ingle- Hi School of '31 had wood, Giendale and Alhambra at- not met for 20 years held a haopy tended. Classmates in First Reunion Vour fur coat is one of mokt lit I lied pos- and deserves the bfil of care and protection: Butler's complete a weather protection for your furs nrientific theft and fire in- suninre. Storage rates are moderate.

reunion i Easter in the KelUe Jackson, hospital chair- home of Mr? Mabel Curne Lever- man, reported that 18 metal water son. 6343 CoMfllo pitchers had been provided at Bir- Plans are being made for at- mingham Hospital. The members terdance at the homecoming on are planning to begin sowing ses- the 20th anniversary of the class sions on childrens clothes next and I.e\etson is asking '311 month for fall bazaar. The next members to get in touch i meeting i be May 4. The group meeting here included Mmes.

Harpl Holland Schimkola, Van Nuys; Lottie Bills Short, Santa Barbara; Elizabeth Gates Law- Canoga W.S.C.S. Mmes, Emilv and Hie croun Tn Xorth Hollywood Park. Black Dicksonj i Lane joined for a picnic in eon by the a.m. Wednesday at Community Church. Or Come In FOR ESTIMATES FUR STORAGE CLEANING GLAZING Circle Six OUR SPRING EXTRA FOR YOU A transparent-cellophane blanket storage bag With every BLANKET you have CLEANED! Fidelia Circle with Mrs Lillian Reevps, leader.

The executhe board mee a 10 a.m. Mrs. Lucille Moulin Mrs. Harvey Johnson. 6625 Syl-' has ananged a program for th mar is opening her home at afternoon i Mrs.

Harry Jure- 1 p.m. Thursday for the meeting; in charge of Audre of Citcle Six. Van Nuys Central Teasdalo and Fern Schrader wii a Ladies Aid. Mrs. Helen sing a duet and Mrs.

Henry Moon Coan. chairman of the month, will will give a report on the hook "Guide to Moie Confident preside. Cleaners PLANT AND OFFICE 5905 Van Nuys Blvd. STate 5-6534 SCHOOL of UPHOLSTERY NOW OPEN LIMITED ENROLLMENT EXPERT INSTRUCTION ALL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED TUITION $5 A MONTH MOREY'S UPHOLSTERY Van Blvd. ST ragle, 7001 Natlck Ave.

and John Orsmi. 12956 Kittridge Ave. KIMBLE-LOWE: Mary W. Lowe 49 a and Clayton C. Kimble, 5856 Vesper Ave.

MILI.IGAN'-HILL: Eleanor Hill, 7520 A Canoga Park, and Walter N. Milligan Santa Monica. FISKK HAXSOX: 4739 Orion Sheiman Oaks, and Royce FiskP. Sherman Oaks. MARSHALL HARVEY: Nanc Hauey, 4164 Saltillo St Woodland Hills and John S.

Marshall, Los Angeles Doris H. Pasirlena and Robert A. Samuelson, 6S11 Amigo Resprla. BEANE-BAWN: Elizabeth M. Bawn, 21055 Valerio Canoga Park and Karl S.

Beane, Downey. JEXXIXGS-DOXLOU: Grace K. Donlovi, 9531 Columbus Se- puheda and Raymond K. Jennings, Los Anqeles. FLEWELLIXG SXAIR: Isobel P.

Snair, Los Angeles and Dale W. Flewelling, 5636 Calhoun Ave. BUHLKR-MOLIXO: Raquel Molino. Los Angeles and Raymond H. Buhler, 6943 Tyione Ave.

May Day Dance for Moose Group A potlurk dinner is planned m. tomoriow by Women of the Moose. Chapter 1031 at jthair hall, 5661 Sepuhecla Blvd. Dam-in and cards i be the dKersion. May fiance Saturday evening ha been scheduled and is open to mem ners and fripnris.

The first edition of a newspape chronicling events of lodge mem bprs was displayed at the recen meeting. Copies of editions will availible each month. May of Burbank Chapter presided a recent in the absence foy Jforgan. Native Costumes An international tea will be held Friday at 7 p.m. by the Fidelia Circle of Canoga Park Community Church in the church auditorium.

Mrs. Lillian Reeves, chairman, announces that members will be dressed in costumes representing 10 European countries. As a suiprise feature the entertainers will appear cosume giving entertainment typical of the countries they represent. Proceeds will be used for the youth center. OF Women's Nationally Advertised SHOES TOP GRADE SHOES YOU KNOW SIZES 4 and 2 ONLY FLORSHEIM SHOES Regulur S18.95 RHYTHM STEP Regular 115.95 VITALITY SHOES Regular $12.96 TONI DRAKE SHOES Regular $10.95 $1 RABES SHOE STORE 6321 Van Nuys Blvd.

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