anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-06

NEWS FROM LYNBROOK Minnie Harvey KE 5-5607 A large number of parents and friends attended open house at Loara School last Friday evening. Each grade had programs for the parents. Pie, cookies and cake with coffee were sold through the evening, the money to be used for P.T.A. Charlotte Alexander was hostess at a kitchen ware party recently. Those present were: Francis Bentley, Connie McCready, Minnie Harvey, Doris Cannon, Winnie Head, June Mahoney, Marg Widner, Berl Jackson and the demonstrator, Blanche Parris from Garden Grove Minnie Harvey attended the second district V.F.W meeting at Huntington Beach Sunday. Mrs. Joe Maskivich, 8871 Aladdin Dr., returned home last week after surgery at the Corona Naval Hospital. Betty Underwood, Catherine and Virginia Keele, of Lynbrook Park, spent Saturday night at the home of their grandmother, Mrs. Glee Keele, 581 south Ohio St. Mrs. Francis Bentley, 8792 Aladdin Dr., was hostess to her sewing club last Thursday evening. Mrs. Reagon Powell 8881 Aladdin Dr., is ill at her home. Rev. and Mrs. O. L. Underwood 8962 Dahlia Dr., were hosts to a going away party in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Miles. The Rev. and Mrs. Miles are moving to Ballinger, Tex., where the Pastor has accepted a church. A gift of money was presented to them. Those present were: Rev and Mrs Underwood, Betty, Helen, Jackie and Kenney. Rev and Mrs. Miles, and son Stevie, Mrs. Glee Keele, Mrs. Emmett Keele, Cathy, Bevera-McDillard Head and Mrs. Paul Moreno and daughter, Paulette, of Whittier. Mr. ad Mrs. Paul Melicki 8861 Caroll Dr., had their son baptized at St. Boniface church in Anaheim Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Al Thompson of Los Alamitos are the God parents. They were dinner guests of the Melicki's later. The Merle Taylor's and Dillard Head's of Alladin Drive motored to Irvine Lake Sunday and had a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brenchley, 8871 Bernice Dr., are the winners of a all-paid vacation trip to Yosemite National Park and they leave last of June. Mrs. Dillard Head 8862 Alladin Dr., was hostess to a party Wednesday morning. Those present were Betty Grant, Eloise Chastain of Kathryn Drive, Beryl Jackson, VI Farmer, Lucille Tomerlin, Vera Brenchley, Marg Weidner, Francis Bentley, Connie McCready, Charlotte Alexander, Lavonne Maskivich, Ruth Riffel, Yvonne Taylor, Minnie Harvey, Blanche Harris. Refreshments were served. Magnolia Pupils Receive Awards STANTON — Junior Ranger badges and diplomas were awarded to fifth and sixth grade students of Magnolia No. 1 school who had completed a course in conservation and fire prevention. The presentation ceremony took place at 1 p.m., May 8 in the school auditorium. Annual Banquet Tabbed Success STANTON—The Savanna school district's fourth annual Father-School banquet featured Norm VanBrooklin, star quarter-back of the Los Angeles Rams, as speaker. A file of "Ram Highlights" was also shown according to Wayne L. Butterbaugh, district superintendent. Special music was provided by eighth grade girls as "singing waltzes" and a group of Anaheil High School students known as the "Musical Four." Meal was prepared by Mrs. Athur Mabs and her cafeteria staff assisted by Savanna mothers, with 7th and 8th grade girls doing the serving. Tables were beautifully decorated in a football theme by Mrs Jane Byrd, Mrs. Bertha Hanke and Mrs. Dorothy Wolter. J. E. Pruett, president of the board of trustees, Savanna school district, served as master of ceremonies. An estimated 250 dads, sons and special guests attended the fair, Butterbaugh reported. Members included in the guest list were: Kenneth Wines, principal elec Western Junior High School; Ricard Glover, athletic director; Aaheim Union High School; Raleigh McFadden, supervisor; Fifth District; Royal Marten, presider Stanton Lions Club; Donald Re president Stanton Chamber Commerce; Paul Harrison, Station fire chief; E. C. Snavely, clerk of board, Savanna School District; L. C. McBratney, boar member, Savanna School District; Clyde Nickel, assistant superintendent; Anaheim Union High School; James Musick, sheriff; Orange county; Art Shipkey, president; board of trustees; Anaheil High School; William J. Drawhall former member; board of trustees Savanna School District; Clayton rio principal; Western University Rev. and Mrs. O. L. Underwood 8962 Dahlia Dr. were hosts to a going away party in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Miles. The Rev. and Mrs. Miles are moving to Ballinger, Tex., where the Pastor has accepted a church. A gift of money was presented to them. Those present were: Rev and Mrs Underwood, Betty, Helen, Jackie and Kenney. Rev and Mrs. Miles, and son Stevie, Mrs. Glee Keele, Mrs. Emmett Keele, Cathy, Beverly, Ronnie and Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Keele and Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Schafera, Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schafer, David and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Starmer David and Gloria, Mr. and Mrs. Martoni, Mrs. Bond and son Carl Easterday, Mrs. Gyde, Miss Oliva Morse, A Ashworth, B. Perkins, Wilson Hickam, Jay Jackson. Refreshments of cake and ice cream were served. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCready and family, 8771 Aladdin Dr., attended a party in Long Beach Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cannon, 8852 Aladdin Dr., spent Sunday in Newhall attending the Rodeo. Guests Saturday evening at the Duane Harvey's were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Liby and son of Southgate and Fred Wilcox of San Diego. Fred is in the U. S. avy. All were former residents of Minneapolis, Kans. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Keele 8932 Aladdin Dr., were Mrs. Keele's brothers, James Manes of Hollywood and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Manes of Bellflower. Sunday guests of the Henry Ellis family, 8942 Bernice Dr., were RUG & CARPET CLEANING ALEXANDER RUG CO. 11114 S. Hwy.-101 Ph. KE 5-5197 RECEIVE AWARDS STANTON — Junior Ranger badges and diplomas were awarded to fifth and sixth grade students of Magnolia No. 1 school who had completed a course in conservation and fire prevention. The presentation ceremony took place at 1 p.m., May 3 in the school auditorium. Carl Downs, assistant ranger of the State Department, Division of Forestry, presented the diplomas, and William Almand, of the West Anaheim Volunteer Fire Department awarded the badges. In addition to discovering and correcting fire hazards at home, the students made outlines and wrote stories and articles in connection with their language work. Conservation posters were also made in connection with art work. Mrs. Mattie Lou Maxwell, principal, was assisted in the program by Miss Maude Williams, Mrs. Helen S. Barchenger and Mrs. Esther Nunneley, teachers of the fifth and sixth grades. The following students received awards: Dennis Aase, Rita Beeman, Leonard Cornett, Jerry Duncan, Virginia Dukelow, Frank Fierce, Jackie Foody Barbara Hadler, Michael Jackson, Steven Justice, Janet Kelley, Anna Kennedy, Carolyn Martin, Alan McIntyre, Dana Milbrat, Nancy Mizuguchi, Shirley Moldenhauer, Kenneth Mossman, Henry Nakamura, Sammy Nakamura, Bobby Neighbors, Helen Mooney, Terry Shrout, Nina Simmons, Sharon Skoglund, Hiraku Sumi, Jerry Taylor, David Ahia, Michael Cooper, Freddie Dunnette, Bill Bokelheide, Donna Mooney, Bonnie Krumanaker, Rita Kingsley, Ernie Longstreet; Patsy O'Hara, Jimmy Drake, Clara Macaulay, Bryan Sandeno; Barbara Lamb, John Dudley; Jimmie Dona Sutherland, Robert Dukelow; Steven Nerison and Nolen Merkley. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results Cypress, Grove Men To Participate in Army Field Exercise The Army today released men names of Northern Orange County servicemen who will move Yakima (Wash.) Firing Center this month to participate in the exercise Hill Top with the 44th fantry Division. Cpl. William G. Will, 24 of Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. W Garden Grove, will take part in the largest joint Army-Air mover ever staged in the Pacific Northwest. The 15,000-man training exercise will stress mobility and firepower of battalion regimental combat teams under modern combat conditions, including a simulated atomic explosion. Cpl. Will, who is stationed Fort Lewis, Wash., as a tr information and education specialist in Headquarters Company of the division's 130th Regiment is a former student at the University of California at Berkeley He entered the Army in January 1953. Pfc. Hernandez is also stationed at Fort Lewis. Wash., as a r man in the division's Company of the 123rd Infantry Regimen. Jane Withers to Seek Divorce From Husband HOLLYWOOD (UP) — A battle loomed today for four child actress Jane Withers her husband Texas oil and car man William P. Moss Jr.of whom will seek a divorce counter suits. IF YOUR SAVINGS Are Not Currently EARNING IF YOUR SAVINGS Are Not Currently EARNING at the RATE OF 3½% A Change to This Association Is A Good Move to Make Funds placed with us by the 10th of any month receive earnings from the 1st. Your Account Is Insured Up To $10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, Calif. Center and Lemon Sts. Phones KE 5-2158—KE 5-2159 Founded June 20, 1921 Rural Banquet Success TON—The Savanna school fourth annual Father-Son featured Norm VanBrock-quarter-back of the Los Rams, as speaker. A film from Highlights" was also according to Wayne L. Butter, district superintendent. Music was provided by grade girls as "singing wait- and a group of Anahe'm school students known as the Four." Was prepared by Mrs. Arbets and her cafeteria staff, by Savanna mothers, with 8th grade girls doing the arts were beautifully decorate a football theme by Mrs. Hard, Mrs. Bertha Hanke and Prothy Wolter. Pruett, president of the trustees, Savanna school served as master of cereal estimated 250 dads, sons and guests attended the afternoon baugh reported. In the guest list were: Beth Wines, principal elect; Junior High School; Richover, athletic director; An-Union High School; Ralph Allen, supervisor; Fifth Dis-Royal Marten, president; Liong Club; Donald Rez. Instant Stanton Chamber of Commerce; Paul Harrison, Stan-chief; E. C. Snavely, clerk; Savanna School District; Nickle, assistant superin- Anaheim Union High James Musick, sheriff, of county; Art Shipkey, pres-board of trustees, Anaheim School; William J. Drake, member, board of trustees a School District; Chet juvenile principal Western. News From Buena Gardens DOROTHY FISHER Jackson 7-1289 The home of Mrs. Rose LeBeau, 7621 Polk, was the scene of gaiety and neighborliness last Thursday when she entertained friends from 2:30 to 5 p.m. Door prize went to Mrs. Yolande Maurice and games and refreshments were enjoyed by the following: Mesdames Ruby Craig, Evelyn Boutcher, Mary Muldrow, Bertha Billips, Beatrice Simmons, Myrtle Knepper, Yolandi Maurice and Mrs. LeBeau. George Wright and Miss Bunny Gilmore of Los Angeles were visitors at the Kerheth Meek home, 7571 Polk, over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. William Blainik and sons left Friday morning for Arkansas. They expected to return early this week. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal LeBlanc, 7581 Polk, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDermatt, Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Stephenson, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Le Blanc of Buena Park Saturday evening. ARTHRITIS IS NOT A DISEASE Restricted Blood Supply Causes Pain, Swelling, Stiffness If Arthritis was a disease (in the blood stream) it would break out all over your body like measles or chicken pox. 90% of Arthritis is localized in 1 or a few joints, muscles or nerves (Neuritis, Bur-sites, Sciatica). There may be pain with swelling, swelling without pain or pain without swelling all caused by constriction of the blood supply at that point only. The best you can do by taking anything internally is suppress the pain—and may do a lot of damage to your kidneys, heart, nervous system, etc., etc.-stop taking the drug and the pain comes back. Burglary Suspect Killed by Detective LOS ANGELES (UP)—Detective J. M. Leachman shot and killed a burglar suspect last night minutes after he had stolen two purses containing $42 from a bedroom. Dead is Roy Gilbert Maes 27 who was shot as he attempted to escape by climbing over a back yard fence. Leachman said the man was carrying two purses stolen from the home of Miss Ida Patigalia '50. Pow Wow Coronation Will Highlight Dance FULLERTON, (OCNS) — nation of Pow Wow royalty high'ght the Fullerton high'dance Friday night, follow-"50-60" Daze" carnival in school stadium. Leighton Noble and his o-tra will play for the season'gest social event for the to-crowd. Afternoon activities in a class "Brawl" in which... FRONTING LOCATED AT BUDD’S MARKET LINCOLN Open Monday Through Thursday ROASTS 7 BONE 33% CHUCK 35% Boneless ROLLED ROAST 49% Boneless RUMP ROAST 59% FREEZER SPECIALS HALF BEEF 35c Stiffness If Arthritis was a disease (in the blood stream) it would break out all over your body like measles or chicken pox. 90% of Arthritis is localized in 1 or a few joints, muscles or nerves (Neuritis, Bur-sites, Sciatica). There may be pain with swelling, swelling without pain or pain without swelling all caused by constriction of the blood supply at that point only. The best you can do by taking anything internally is suppress the pain—and may do a lot of damage to your kidneys, heart, nervous system, etc., etc.—stop taking the drug and the pain comes back. The only sensible thing to do is open the blood supply right where it is clogged up. This you can do quickly and safely. Get Z-I-T at your druggist, rub it right in at the center of pain or congestion and you will get relief in a few minutes. Z-I-T does not suppress it relieves—opens up the blood supply, relieves the congestion. Z-I-T has been doing this successfully and safely for over 6 years and it can do it for you too. GAS is cheap in South ROLLED ROAST 59 RUMP ROAST 35 FREEZER SPECIALS HALF BEEF 42 HIND QUARTER Prices include cutting and wrapping and pre-frozen if desired. ALL U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MISSIONS Withers to Seek Source From Husband HILLYWOOD (UP) — A court loomed today for former actress Jane Withers and husband Texas oil and cattle-William P. Moss Jr. both hom will seek a divorce in her suits. Withers to Seek Resource From Husband BOTTS NURSERY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Federn Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anahe'm Phone KE 5-5450 Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away Gas pipelines now serve as undergrowth. The use of large-diameter, high-capacity transmission pipe benefits our customers in many ways: 1) It greatly steps up gas distribution. 2) It provides storage for reserve supplies throughout the entire system. 3) It means better service for every customer because these reserve supplies are instantly available. 4) It puts the bulk of gas storage facilities underground and out of sight. Building the vast underground transmission-storage network needed to serve all 13 Southern California counties has cost millions of dollars. Millions more must be spent each year to maintain to extend it to take care of South tremendous growth. In spite of this great outlay, Southern California Rates here are rational average for all classes of rent. The year-round monthly average paying, water heating and house heating — or less than the price of a quart of gas is truly your household benefit most when you use it in new appliances. If your present gas rate see the spacious; up-to-the-minute dealers' or your Gas Company. Live better, spend less with G New Wow Coronation will Highlight Dance FULLERTON, (OCNS) — Coronation of Pow Wow royalty will light the Fullerton high school dance Friday night, following a 60" Daze" carnival in the pool stadium. Eighton Noble and his orches will play for the season's big social event for the teenage crowd. Afternoon activities include class "Brawl" in which each group must push a huge ball over a goal line, wrestling, boxing a girls versus boys ball game, a vaudeville show, car display, judging of Miss Wow for beauty and Mr. Pow in a whiskerino contest. 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Now 30-inch pipe is standard for all major transmission-storage lines like this one being laid in the Puente Hills area. as underground storage, too! spent each year to maintain this system and it to take care of Southern California's growth. bitte of this great outlay, gas is cheap in California. Rates here are below the naverage for all classes of residential service. r-round monthly average gas bill for cookter heating and house heating is under $5.00 than the price of a quart of milk per day. is truly your household bargain, and you most when you use it in modern automatic ces. If your present gas range is antiquated, spacious; up-to-the-minute models now at or your Gas Company. ON THE AVERAGE about 1¢ worth of GAS will bake 18 baking powder biscuits with GAS SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY