anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-22

BOY OF YEAR—Wendell Taylor, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Taylor, 648 South Indiana St. is shown receiving a plaque in honor of being chosen "boy of the year," in Anaheim high school through sponsorship of the Anaheim Exchange Club. Taylor is shown with President George Carter of the Exchange Club and Councilman Ray Van Wagoner, acting for Mayor Pearson at the ceremonies before an assembly of the high school student body. Taylor, chosen for his all-around scholastic record, was entered as Anaheim's "boy of the year," in the state-wide Exchange contest which say an El Cajon boy represent the state in Washington D. C. Young Taylor is concert master of the high school orchestra and is active in sports and school activities. (Bulletin photo) 'Y' to Honor 30 Volunteer Leaders Thirty volunteer club leaders various Anaheim YMCA Clubs will be feted Monday evening at a 7 pm. dinner by Anaheim Y's Men's Club, according to John Bertch, YMCA secretary. Orlo Fast, Y's Men's Club president, who is also one of the advisers, will turn the gavel to Bob Quast, District Y's M Governor, who will serve as man and toastmaster for the Rev. Roian Anderson, p of the First Presbyterian Church will speak on the subject "Aute to Leaders of Youth." W. Ashleigh, past president of YMCA Board will relay the association of the Board members the club leaders for their sacrificial service. Wilbert Bonney, vice pres of the Y Board and chairm of the Boy's Work Committee, present certificates of recognition to the club leaders. Y's Men Talevich and the Rev. Al Cas will have charge of song le and piano accompaniment, re tively. A special movie entitled "Way for Youth" will be show ter which several new Y's will be inducted into the club. Club Leaders being honored Hi-Y Advisers — Marcus Gri Sr., Stephen Holden, Arlo Richard Jackson, Francis M Junlor Hi-Y Advisers — E Hauck, William Cullen, V Taylor, Leo Oden and Elma G Gran-Y Club Leaders — O. G. Jason, Ronnie Hurst, Marcus nner Jr., Walter Carpenter, Morgan, Bob Guss, Barry Donald Lee, Joel Habener, W Taylor, Floyd Raberding and Turner, Indian Guide Chie Herman Lenz, R. Kenneth Ted Payne, Leo Jones, Herbe Sale of Homes Moves Briskly Officials of the W. E. Robertson Co. yesterday reported that sales of more than $1,500,000 have been recorded so far at Orangewood Estates, representing sale of 122 of the new four and three-bedroom, two-bath homes in the new development on West Orange-thorpe avenue, near South Nicholas avenue, just west of South Spadra Road, in Fullerton. With longer daylight hours available for viewing the new property, it was announced that the sales office will remain open until 9 p.m. daily and Sunday to accommodate the large crowds visiting the new $4,400,000 residential community. Spokesmen for the Pioneer Land Co., sales agents, credited vets' terms of nothing down but costs and impounds, and monthly payments from $57 for principal and interest, together with the full price range of $11,050 to $12,750, for much of the heavy sales activity. For non-vets there are FHA terms. Designed in a wealth of stylings, based upon diversified floor plans and color schemes, by AIA Architect William M. Bray, the homes boast a host of luxury features, including 60,000 and 70,000 BTU thermostatically-controlled heating, colored bathroom fixtures, No. 1 hardwood floors, Horizon sliding doors, paved terraces, and two-car garages. Also featured are stall showers with five feet of Coralite and ceramic tile floor and base, electric bathroom heaters, 40-gallon water heater, Formica drainboards and worktops in kitchens, mahogany slab doors, TV jacks and outlets, plastered walls and ceilings, brushed exterioriors, steel sashes, Waste-King garbage pulverators, incinerators, metal clothespoles, colored rock or thick-butt shingle roofs, sliding wardrobe closets, sewers, sidewalks and curbs. Orange County visitors to Orangewood Estates may take the Santa Ana Freeway to Orange-thorpe avenue, and continuing east two and a half miles on Orange-thorpe avenue to the property. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Anaheim Village Nearly Sold Out No down payment to veterans a 10 per cent down payment nonvets are the new terms helm Village at 605 North Street in Anaheim where a tion of their popular four bed home is still available. Hailed as the "familyized for the large family feature bring spaciousness to the area, nook, kitchen, closets ing area, the Villages four plan has proven to be one orites at the Anaheim location. Now, builders Paul L. Pier favorites at the Anaheim l same big four bedroom home be purchased on the easiest ever presented to vets and n Interested buyers were u act quickly as the Village is sold out dispute the fact tha of the homes are not yet f The North East Street L of Anaheim's newest sch Griffith Brothers explained shopping center. Sewers utilities are also in, the b assured. Funeral Notice KEENEY, Florence May native of Kansas who has Anaheim for one year 213 Drive, died yesterday at ange hospital. She leaves brothers, Ray W. Scholes of wood and Allen B. of An sister, Mrs. Margaret Criti condido. Private funeral will be conducted from the feld chapel Monday, 2 p.m. Rev. Al J. Casebeer, of the tian church. Burial will be PHONE:— DAY JA 7-3001 NIGHT KE 5-9573 If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin I wish to extend my thanks and appreciation to all those who worked and voted for me in the election yesterday. I will do all possible to justify their confidence. "REX" L. COONS ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency___KE 5-2208 Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin___KE 5-6051 Brodie Electrical Service Emergency calls taken 24 hrs. daily___KE 5-4070 Garage, Arnold E. Howard Complete Automotive Service___130 S. Lemon, KE 5-2239 Fire Department Anaheim___KE 5-2345 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household & Fractional H.P. Motor Repair, 130 S. Lemon, KE 5-2239 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 508 S. Los Angeles St.__KE 5-2863 Police Department Anaheim___KE 5-2131 Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostats Myrtis D. Bradley___Office KE 5-5714 Res. KE 5-5714 Briggs and Stratton Engines Arnold S. Howard, Sales and Service, 130 S. Lemon___KE 5-2238 KEENEY, Florence May, native of Kansas who has lived Anaheim for one year 2139 Drive, died yesterday at the range hospital. She leaves brothers, Ray W. Scholes of wood and Allen B. of Ansister, Mrs. Margaret Critic condido. Private funeral s will be conducted from the feld chapel Monday, 2 p.m. Rev. Al J. Casebeer, of the tian church. Burial will be in Fairhaven cemetery new range. WILLIAMS, Lloyd Freformer Anaheim resident, South Bay Front, Balboa, dis20 at Whittier and will be from the White-Emerson Whittier, Monday at 1:30 p.m. terment will be in Fairhaven tery. The deceased leave uncle, O. A. Brown of Whitt LEGAL NOTICE No. A-24225 NOTICE TO CREDITOR ESTATE OF CLARENCE TOR CURTIS, DECEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the creditors of and all having claims against the acident or said estate to fiwith the necessary voucher's office of the Clerk of the S. Court of the State of Calin and for the County of F. or to present the same, w/ necessary vouchers, to the signed at his or her place oness to writ: 403 Bank of America Bldg. 106 N. Claudina Street, heim, California, within six months after ther publication of this notice. Dated May 21, 1954. KENNETH A. CURTIS Administrator of the of said decedent. FRIES & SCHUTZ 403 Bank of America Bldg. 106 No. Claudina Street, Anaheim, California, Attorneys for Administrator( Pub. May 22-29, June 5-12. AUTO GLASS Of All Kinds. Table T Mirrors and Window O PHIL'S AUTO GLAS Phone KE. 5-690 920 N. Los Angeles St., An TO HONOR 30 Volunteer Leaders For thirty volunteer club leaders of numerous Anaheim YMCA Boys' clubs will be feted Monday evening at a 7 p.m. dinner by the Elm Y's Men's Club, according to John Bertch, YMCA secretary. To Fast, Y's Men's Club president who is also one of the Hi-Yers, will turn the gavel over Bob Quast, District Y's Men's governor, who will serve as chair and toastmaster for the event. Rev. Roland Anderson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, speak on the subject "A Trib- to Leaders of Youth." Warren Feigh, past president of the A Board will relay the appre- son of the Board members to club leaders for their loyal official service. Albert Bonney, vice president of the Y Board and chairman of Boy's Work Committee, will present certificates of recognition to club leaders, Y's Men Bill Vich and the Rev. Al Casebeer have charge of song leading piano accompaniment, respec- y. A special movie entitled, "Make for Youth" will be shown, af- which several new Y's Men be inducted into the club. Club Leaders being honored are: Y Advisers — Marcus Gartner Stephen Holden, Arlo Fast, Bard Jackson, Francis Martin; Hor Hi-Y Advisers — Eldon Rick, William Cullen, Walter Morrison, Leo Oden and Elma Clamp. Y Club Leaders— O. G. ThomRonnie Hurst, Marcus GartJr., Walter Carpenter, Sam Morgan, Bob Guss, Barry Ryan, ald Lee, Joel Habener, Wendell Morrison, Floyd Raberding and Bill Niner. Indian Guide Chiefs — man Lenz, R. Kenneth Wines, Payne, Leo Jones, Herbert Leo James Griffith, William Erick- FOR DEAD FATHER'S BRAVERY—Little five-year-old Larlayn Betzer receives a posthumous Disc- flying Cross and Citation from Brigadier General John N. Hart as her mother, Mrs. Jack Pon. Major Grover Betzer was killed in action while aiding in saving a fellow Marine pilot behind enemy lines. (Official Marine Corps Photo) FOR DEAD FATHER'S BRAVERY—Little five-year-old Larlayn Betzer receives a posthumous DisFlying Cross and Citation from Brigadier General John N. Hart as her mother, Mrs. Jack P. on. Major Grover Betzer was killed in action while aiding in saving a fellow Marine pilo behind enemy lines. (Official Marine Corps Photo) WON'T YOU help? YOUR SALVATION ARMY Will Conduct Its Annual SALVAGE WEEK CAMPAIGN IN ANAHEIM THE SALVATION ARMY IS EVER RE KEENEY, Florence May, 75, a native of Kansas who has lived in Anaheim for one year 213½ Mills alive, died yesterday at an Orange hospital. She leaves two others, Ray W. Scholes of Holly Wood and Allen B. of Anaheim. Herbert, Mrs. Margaret Crites, Essexido. Private funeral service will be conducted from the Hilger chapel Monday, 2 p.m. b. v. Al J. Casebeer, of the Christian church. Burial will be made Fairhaven cemetery near O'Neale. WILLIAMS, Lloyd Frederic former Anaheim resident, of South Bay Front, Balboa, died Mr. Whittier and will be buried from the White-Emerson chapel Whittier, Monday at 1:30 p.m. In remembrance will be in Fairhaven cemetery. The deceased leaves his circle, O. A. Brown of Whittier. LEGAL NOTICE No. A-24225 NOTICE TO CREDITORS STATE OF CLARENCE VICOR CURTIS, DECEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to creditors of and all persons claiming claims against the said deceased or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the notice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, and for the County of Orange, to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the under-signed at his or her place of business, to-wit; 803 Bank of America Bldg., 905 N. Claudina Street, Anaheim, California, him six months after the first application of this notice. dated May 21, 1954. KENNETH A. CURTIS Administrator of the Estate of said decedent. THIS AVERTISEMENT DONATED BY T The S. Q. R. Store Center at Lemon Street HEYING "Rexall" 144 W. Center AUTO GLASS Of All Kinds. Table Tops, Mirrors and Window Glass PHIL'S AUTO GLASS Phone KE. 5-6907 20 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim AL. DeWITT-Tire Service 301 N. Los Angeles Street Saturday, May 22, 1954 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Five Year Old Daughter Receives Posthumous Medal for Marine Father EL TORO MARINE BASE), (OCNS) — Five-year-old Larlayn Better Friday received a posthumous Distinguished Flying Cross and citation from Brigadier General John N. Hart, deputy commander, aircraft, Fleet Marine Force, Pacific. Larlayn is the daughter of Marine Major Grover R. Betzer, former executive officer and pilot with a Marine attack squadron at tached to the aircraft carrier USS Bataan. Major Betzer was killed while carrying out a close air-support mission in Korea. Before reading the citation, General Hart first read a letter to Larlayn from General Lemuel C. Shepherd, Marine Corps commandant, which expressed both his and the Marine Corps' sympathy in the loss of Marine hero Betzer. The medal and citation were for heroism and extraordinary achievement in aerial flight in connection with operations against enemy forces in Korea on February 24, 1953. The citation read in part, "Major Betzer participated in the rescue of a downed Marine aviator who was surrounded by enemy troops after crash-landing his aircraft deep in hostile territory." Major Betzer carried out a series of low-level strafing attacks in the face of intense and accurate barrages of enemy fire to draw the fire away from the downed pilot. Even after he had expended his ammunition, he launched a series of simulated strafing attacks which enabled a rescue helicopter to pick up the helpless pilot." Major Betzer was killed trying to save the other pilot. Larlayn lives with her mother and step-father, Major and Mrs. Jack Perry of Santa Ana. Bette Davis Sued in Orange County Court SANTA ANA — Movie actress Bette Davis, wife of actor Gary Merrill, and her sister Barbara Berry, were sued in Superior Court here today for damages as result of a traffic smashup. Robert Cherry and his wife Yvonne asked award of $19,464.00 for injuries they suffered last Feb. 24 in a crash at Laguna Beach near the Catalina street home of Miss Davis. Mrs. Cherry, who was thrown from her husbands car, claimed she had a back injury and head hurts she valued at $18,000. He asked for $1000 for general damages and both of them asked award of hospital and medical expenses. There’s No Substitute for Paid Circulation. Regain your Health—the Natural way through Chiropractic Dr. John L. Waite, D.C. Phone KE 5-4426 121 E. Broadway, Anahaim RECEIVES A POSTHUMOUS DISTINGUISHED HER MOTHER, MRS. JACK PERRY, LOOKS AT A FELLOW MARINE PILOT DOWNED AMMUNITION, HE LAUNCHED A SERIES OF SIMULATED STRAFING ATTACKS WHICH ENABLED A RESCUE HELICOPTER TO PICK UP THE-HELPLESS PILOT." MAJOR BETZER WAS KILLED TRYING TO SAVE THE OTHER PILOT. LORLAYN LIVES WITH HER MOTHER AND STEP-FATHER, MAJOR AND MRS. JACK PERRY OF Santa Ana. DR. JOHN L. WAITE, D.C. Phone KE 5-4426 121 E. 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