anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-09

IT'S ALL RIGHT—Sandra Logue's face is tense as she looks back to see if her horse's hoofs are going to clear the barrier in Pebble Beach, Calif. But Carousel Clown made the grade and Sandra placed second in the Western Trials for the U.S. Equestrian Team. She's riding the same horse in the Nationals, in Quentin, Pa. Garden Grove Alumni Will Dance Oct. 16 The Garden Grove High School Homecoming Dance will be held this year on Friday evening, Oct. 16, immediately following the Garden Grove Argonaut — Newport Beach varsity football game, it was announced today by Mr. D. S. Jordan, in charge of student affairs. The game is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. and the dance will therefore tentatively begin around 10:00 p.m. and will last until 12 p.m. Dance music will be furnished by "The Continental", and the price of admission will be 50 cents for stags and 75 cents per couple. Jeannine DeWitt is handling the decorations and Judy Mittrick the publicity posters. All Alums are urged to attend to greet and meet old friends. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin County Woman Judge Goes to Monterey HUNTINGTON BEACH — Judge Cella W. Young of Huntington Beach Judicial District Court, only woman jurist in Orange County, today is attending a conference of judges at Monterey. She is the only delegate from Orange County atthe annual conference, representing all the jurists on the benches of the county. Gabin Cruiser "Gruises" After Blaze Is Put Out NEWPORT BEACH—Fuel which spilled while a 21-foot cabin cruiser was at a marine dock was blamed today for a fire which swept the craft owned by Clarence Hawkins of Riverside. Employees of the marine dock extinguished the blaze, and Hawkins and his party took off on their cruise around the harbor since damage was nominal. Future Farmers Activ At Garden Grove High The Future Farmers of Annapolis will be honored Oct. 14, when cent United States' postage commemorating their 25th year in national organization will be leased. President Eisenhower will officially release the stamp at the National F. P. A. convention which will hold in Kansas City on that day. The stamp will go on sale immediately after the convention is held. The Garden Grove High Chapter of the F. P. A. has 47 who meet once a month. The advised by Mr. F. L. Dunlvyin, culture instructor at the high school. The United States member number 353,101 boys, and in fora alone there are over 200 boys in 200 chapters, says Duane Last year the Garden Grove ter handled $14,989.32 in rent and closed their books on J with a net worth of $1,799.15. There's No Substitute for Circulation. 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LUSK President Prott Sales, Inc., Sales Agent Drive East on Manchester Boulevard or Santa Ana Freeway to Center Street in Anaheim, Take Center Street to East Street and go North on East Street to the Tract. County Fran Sterling — Editor Calico Carnival Set for Oct. 23 At Magnolia School First PTA Meet Magnolia Parent-Teachers Association held its first meeting of the season Tuesday, with President Mrs. Roy Fierce, conducting. Brownie Troop No. 58 led in the flag ceremony. Mrs. William Simmons, program chairman, introduced Miss Edith Kerl, school nurse, who gave information on the functions of the County Health Department. Magnolia Parent-Teachers Association held its first meeting of the season Tuesday, with President Mrs. Roy Fierce, conducting. Brownie Troop No. 58 led in the flag ceremony. Mrs. William Simmons, program chairman, introduced Miss Edith Kerl, school nurse, who gave information on the functions of the County Health Department. A talk on "Child Emotions," highlighted by a movie, was presented by Miss Miller of the health department. Mrs. Mattie Lou Maxwell, prin-cipal, was introduced. She welcomed all present. The Calico Carnival was set for Oct. 23 on the school grounds from 4:00 p.m., with Mrs. John Foody as general chairman. Mrs. Donald Wiley announced the Brownie Tea to be Oct. 9. A social was enjoyed by all, having the third grade room mothers as hostesses. Mrs. Leland Johnson was chairman, aided by Mesdames James Allen, Joseph Clark, Homer Dunn and Alex Ju-tus. The fall theme was beautifully carried out in decorations. Secretary of County Farm Bureau Calls on Farmers Here to Change This Portion of Nation's Economy Buena Park Ne MES. M. B. DILLO Ph. 6960 Members of the U and d of the Congregational church dinner at the Imperial Garden Grove and honored ber, Mrs. William Page, move to the northern pari state this weekend. 22 la joyed their evening. At the recent meeting Escout PNack No. 177, held St. Plus Parish Hall, pres of wards was made by cu Forrest Long. Receiving were: Douglas Love, gold on his bear badge and o and two silver arrows on badge; Darrell Lawson, a lld with a gold and silver arrow rell Richardd, three silver on his bear badge; Gary house, and Johnny Souza arrows on their wolf Freddie Caudill a wolf bad Bruce Thompson, wolf bad gold arrow. The colors were present Den 2, under the direction Carl Prine. Refreshments serevd by Mrs. R. W. Th and Mrs. Warren Keech. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Barne returned from a two day de They report no success as the even saw a buck. News From Buena Gardens (By DOROTHY FISHE) Annual membership drive trailia Parent-Teachers Ass will begin Oct. 9 and c through the 18th, Mrs. V Todd, president, announce "' Membership Unlimited slogan for the year and we at least 80 per cent mem Secretary of County Farm Bureau Calls on Farmers Here to Change This Portion of Nation’s Economy ORANGE — Executive Secretary C.J. Marks of the Orange County Farm Bureau today called upon the county’s farmers to “revise our own portion of the nation’s economy and social order, to make it work right and make it morally straight.” He likened it as a contribution of respect to the nation’s war dead. He reminded, in a powerful editorial in the Farm Bureau News, monthly of the organization, that those war veterans who have returned or will be back will receive payments and concessions available to all service men. But, he added, “we all feel inadequate in trying to pay for lives lost in our common cause.” One way to do it, he insisted, is to “pay for those sacrifices by a force of ideas and action which will bring about a stronger nation, stronger physically and morally.” Farmers can do it, he explained, by saying whether they think the farm program has wandered away” from the principles which kept this nation strong, and he called for response to widely-circulated questionnaires on whether farmers want continued subsidies and controls. “When all the farmers . . . take part constructively . . . the results are greater than just the total of all the answers. There has been generated a new power that gives real meaning, substance, enthusiasm and force to the combined answer.” Luscious Pears Fill Basket Bartlett Pears Still Are on Plentiful List For October Eating and Canning BARTLETT PEARS ARE ON PLENTIFUL LIST Luscious Pears Fill Basket Bartlett Pears Still Are on Plentiful List For October Eating and Canning BARTLETT PEARS ARE ON PLENTIFUL LIST Fresh Bartlett pears are still plentiful and will be well past the middle of October, it was reported this week. Due to the lateness of the season in the West Coast states, the Pear season is prolonged past that of recent years. Bartlett pears are usually on the wane a few weeks earlier. Homemakers who missed Bartlett pears for canning or freezing earlier in the season will be pleased to know that they may still be able to get them in quantities with excellent quality. The warm weather of the summer across the nation was not conducive to canning earlier, so pears come at a convenient time when homemakers have returned from summer vacations, children are back in school, and there is more time to devote to homemaking. From East to West and from North to South, fresh Bartlett pears fit into Indian summer menus. A fresh pear salad is a perfect accompaniment to the fried chicken of the South or with a beef stew of the Midwest. Unpeeled and cored pear halves, chilled and crisp, bathed in French dressing are always a favorite or they may be combined with other fruits or salad greens for a tossed salad. A pear-cheesy tray is as popular for patio meals of California as it is for sophisticated service of New York. Juloy Bartlett pears from the three West Coast states are ready to combine with cheeses of Oregon, Wisconsin, Missouri and other Cheese producing states for National Cheese Month. Pears are just as much a part of a spaghetti dinner of the South-west as with a seafood dinner of Washington State or of New England. Broiled or baked they become an excellent meat accompaniment. Top them with mayonnaise when they are almost done and brown them quickly under the broiler and they take the place of a salad and meat accompaniment in the meal. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. VACATION Due to circumstances has been delayed CLOSED FROM HOFI BETTER S All Types of Top-Quality FOR WORK OF 217 W. Center Street Buena Park Notes MRS. M. B. DILLOW Ph. 6960 Members of the U and I Class of the Congregational church had dinner at the Imperial Cafe in Garden Grove and honored a member, Mrs. William Page, who will move to the northern part of the state this weekend. 22 ladies enjoyed their evening. At the recent meeting of Cub Scout PNack No. 177, held in the St. Pius Parish Hall, presentation of wards was made by cubmaster, Forrest Long. Receiving awards were: Douglas Love, gold arrow on his bear badge and one gold and two silver arrows on his lion badge; Darrell Lawson, a lion badge with a gold and silver arrow; Darrell Richardse, three silver arrows on his bear badge; Gary Waterhouse, and Johnny Souza, silver arrows on their wolf badges; Treddie Candill a wolf badge, and Bruce Thompson, wolf badge with gold arrow. The colors were presented by Ben 2, under the direction of Mrs. Carl Prine. Refreshments were served by Mrs. R. W. Thompson and Mrs. Warren Keech. Mr. and Mrs. Gall Barnett have returned from a two day deer hunt. They report no success as they never saw a buck. News From Buena Gardens (By DOROTHY FISHER) Annual membership drive of Centralia Parent-Teachers Association will begin Oct. 9 and continue through the 18th, Mrs. Williamodd, president, announced. "Membership Unlimited" is our organ for the year and we expect at least $80 per cent membership. Registration Ends for FHS--JG Hindu Course The second class meeting of the audio-visual extension course of the County Highway Head Accepts Appointment For Washington Annual membership drive of Cenalia Parent-Teachers Association will begin Oct. 9 and continue through the 18th, Mrs. Williamodd, president, announced. "Membership Unlimited" is ourogan for the year and we expectleast 80 per cent membership.ues are 50 cents a year per personand we sincerely hope that both parents of each child wi111in," she said. The entire program this year is aimed at further development of child welfare. Free milk and transportation to health centers is provided where necessary, Mrs. Todd stated. Children's interest in the drive will be stimulated by room consts. Mrs. Todd said $40 was raised for P-TA during the recent hot dog sale. Other-money-raising projects will be a rag drive and T-shirt sale. Mrs. Evelyn Meek, 7571 Polk, entertained informally Wednesday morning, at her home, helping newcomers in Buena Gardens to get acquainted. The living room was attractive-decorated with yellow and lavender chrysanthemums in modemistic candelabra. Coffee and cup cakes were served to the following: Mesdames Mary Muldraw, Melva Meeks, Ruby Craig, Dorothy Fisher, Joyce Blanc, Vida Le Blanc, Shirley曼mand, Donna Blatnik, Helenboe, Evelyn Stumpff, Ruth Abanalp, Barbara Fike, Ethel Sulliman. Santa Ana Youth Lands With 40th in Korea WITH THE 40TH INFANTRYVISION IN KOREA — Army Larry M. Hemmen, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hemmen, 624 S.stan St., Santa Ana, Calif., recently arrived in Korea for duty with the 40th Infantry Division. Originally a California National guard unit, the 40th Infantry Division was federalized in 1950 and used with men from every state in the Union. The division received intensive combat training while serving as a security force in Japan before being sent to Korea early 1952. Private Hemmen, a member of the 40th Regiment, entered the Army March and completed basic training at Camp Roberts. A former Santa Ana College student, he was employed by Edwards Bros. service station, in civilian life. Registration Ends for FHS--JG Hindu Course The second class meeting of the audio-visual extension course of the University of California at Los Angeles being presented at Fullerton Union High school and Junior College by Lal Chand Mehra will be Saturday, Oct. 10, according to Stanley Warburton, superintendent. The course began September 26. Registrations will not be accepted after October 10. Three units of college credit are offered for the course; cost is $30. The class meets every other Saturday from 9:30 to 12:30 and from 1:30 to 3:30 in Room 317 of the Business Education building on the Junior college campus. Start Petroleum Class At OGC Monday, Oct. 12 COSTA MESA—Beginning Oct. 12, petroleum production practices can be learned by adults at Coast College's evening division, the department opening night classes for the first time. Another new course for evening enrollees, tailoring, also will start Oct. 12, under instruction of Mrs. Helen Matthews. Coast College has its own oil well rig on campus near its technology building, and does actual drilling—for dry holes. It instructs in all phases of oil exploration and use of drill tools. County Highway Head Accepts Appointment For Washington SANTA ANA—For what work it will entail, Harold Sprenger, Orange County's highway superintendent, today accepted appointment as a member of the Committee of County Consultants on roads for the Bureau of Public Roads, at Washington. Chief job will be to advise on what kind of roads should be built and where with federal aid in the western states. READY FOR OCCUPANCY! 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Private Hemmen, a member of the 1st Regiment, entered the Army March and completed basic training at Camp Roberts. A former Ana-Ana College student, he was employed by Edwards Bros. service union, in civilian life. EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING CARE FOR YOUR WATCH SEDLOCK Jewelers 135 S LOS ANGELES STREET DEAN HOWE TRIO Featuring Les Thompson EVERYBODY'S RAVING ABOUT OUR FOOD • Steaks • Spare-Ribs • Chicken The Best in the County 3 Shows Nightly 10:30 & 12:30—Open Mondays CLUB CASTLE Hwy 101 between Anaheim & Santa Ana Phone Orange 748-W CATION POSTPONED to circumstances beyond our control, our vacation has been delayed one week. We will be ED FROM OCT. 18 TO NOV. 1 HOFFMAN'S BETTER SHOE REBUILDING types of Top-Quality New Boots, Work Shoes, Oxfordes FOR WORK OR SPORT (For Men Only) Anaheim Phone 2215