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News From the City of Buena Park Bette Jo Smith Phone Lawrence 2-2705 Mrs. Gordon McComber, Buena Park, has been appointed Women's chairman of the Buena Park Knight for governor committee, according to Mrs. Arthur May, Santa Ana, Orange County Women's chairman. It has been announced that Clay Juneman, Buena Park, will be chairman of the $2 to Win Democratic Fund Drive for this city. This is a nationwide campaign by the newly-formed California Democratic council to raise funds for Democratic candidates. The YW Council members of Buena Park met last week at the recreation hall in La Mirada for their May meeting. Mrs. Ada Wagg gave the inspirational thought for the day. Plans for the future were discussed including the annual Garden Tour which will be held in Fullerton June 5 from 1 to 5 p.m. Tickets may be purchased from any YW Council member. Miss Mary McDill, executive director of North Orange County YWCA announced that the Buena Park Y-Teen Girls sold $19.61 worth of potato chips at a recent sale and the proceeds will be used for camperships. A half-campership from the Buena Park Women's Club was acknowledged. Mrs. Melvin Dolle, chairman, introduced Mrs. James T. Starr of Long Beach who in turn introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. L. L. Humphrey, who projected slides of India and the inhabitants of that country. The pictures were taken by Mrs. Humphrey's husband who served six years as President of the International Association of Y's Mens Clubs. Mrs. E. D. Knott and Mrs. Ollie Procter were hostesses and they served peach cobblers coffee and lent-teachers Association meeting at Los Alamitos Airbase Station last week from Lindbergh school, were Mmes. Lester Pogue, K. V. Suhr, J. A. Reed, T. H. Swearingen, and P. H. Govereau. Those attending from Charles McComber school were Mmes. Huston Collier, George Pritchard, Jesse Davis, John Beat, and Cameron Sopha. Present from the Grand Avenue school were Mmes. W. C. Brisco, G. J. Causley, Emil Plegel, Dave Eggert, Leonard Hamner, Donald Witt, Calvin Culp, and W. C. Liesch. Plans Completed for Reservists Training Tour at Norton Base It was announced this week that plans have been completed for reservists of the 77th Air Depot Wing to take their annual two-week active duty training tour at Norton Air Force Base in San Bernardino, during August this year. A Reserve Coreyll of Norton, members of the Wing, will work alongside regularly assigned Norton personnel, both military and civilian, in such fields as supply, maintenance, transportation and administration. The 77th is an organization designed, should the need arise, to keep 12 combat groups in the air. It is one of two such Reserve Wings in the Air Force, the other being located in New York. From Santa Barbara to San Diego, the Wing is made up of men and women, both veterans and those without prior service, from all areas in the Southland. Dinner guests at the Harvey C non home, 8851 Aladdin Dr. surday were Mr. and Mrs. Ow Mrs. Melvin Dolle, chairman, introduced Mrs. James T. Starr of Long Beach who in turn introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. L. L. Humphrey, who projected slides of India and the inhabitants of that country. The pictures were taken by Mrs. Hurphrey's husband who served six years as President of the International Association of Y's Mens Clubs. Mrs. E. D. Knott and Mrs. Ollie Procter were hostesses and they served peach cobbler, coffee and tea. Others present besides those already mentioned were Mmes. Harold P. Nelson, M. J. Anson, Ray Swift, W. R. Govereau, Robert Perigan, Huston Collier, Gordon Arnston, W. L. Clark, Robert Sutherland, J. F. Nixon, Stanley Patchet, E. Z. Lopp, Jack Swift, William Singer, and Miss Beth Kroesen. 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Beautiful tiered birthday cake, doll sitting at the top was with ice cream to the folRoberta Phyllis and Lintley, Susan Head, Marlene der, Leslie Taylor, Kathy Fannie Weidner, Marlene Rich, Mary McCready, KathGiles and Antonio Sellitto. A good time wishing Helen more happy birthdays. and Mrs. Von Hosen from by Nine Palms visited their her and family, Mr. and Wendell Koeh, 8912 Aladdin day this week. Hobbs returned to his home at Lake after visiting his and family Verne Hobbs, Aladdin Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Tarr, 8812 Dr., were entertained at Hills with business asssofrom New York Thursday er guests at the Harvey Canome, 8851 Aladdin Dr. Satwere Mr. and Mrs. Owen. Practical Ideas For Home Storage Told Homemakers Practical and interesting ideas for better storage facilities in living rooms, bedrooms, linen closets and out-of-doors was presented by means of pictures, plans and slides by Marian Prentiss, home economist who addressed the Orangethorpe Homemakers Friday morning at the Buena Park Congregational church. Speaking on "Better Household Storage," she announced that for women with specific storage problems, a follow-up workshop session will be held at the Farm Bureau hall in Orange at 10 a.m. Friday, June 4. Mrs. Lola Cole read a beautiful poem on friendship for the thought of the day. A "pioneer lunchson" was enjoyed yesterday, sponsored by the Tustin Home Department, assisted by Costa Mesa and Orangethorpe Homemakers. Proceeds went to help equip the new Farm Bureau kitchen. Mmes. Vangella Olmstead and Piora Snowden represented the Orangethorpe Homemakers. Mrs. Eleanor Brown urged mem- BIDIN' HER TIME — Complete with buckskins, six-gun, five-gallon hat and saddle, winsome Colleen Hulsey seems to be waiting for the right horse to come along by the old corral in Fort Worth, Tex. Colleen is an aircraft worker and she likes to spend her week-end in the great outdoors. And Texas is just the place for it. Physical Checkups Given Children BUENA PARK — An e-board meeting of the Granite School Parent-Teacher clation was held in the Mrs. Leonard Hamner, 740 tern Ave., last week. Mrs. W. C. Briscoe, presided produced her board member the coming year. Mrs. M. Borgeson, health man, announced that 30 pr children have received checkups. Assisting Mrs. B with the checkups were Mrs. Bousman, Mrs. Cliff Pag Mrs. A. R. Berlin. It was decided by the b have a fireworks stand Fourth of July. Mrs. William is ways and means chair charge. She will be assist Willard May, Hal Masters Guy Davis. Several projects for the year were discussed. Plans also made for a carnival the next school year. A singers group was also discov It was recommended board to send three delegates the State Convention next. Mrs. William Waterhou nounced that Cub Scout P will meet May 26 at the sch ditorium. Mrs. Briscoe and Miss Isabelle reported on the coo they attended in San Franc cently. Mrs. Hamner served coffe cake to those present. Mrs. Lola Cole read a beautiful poem on friendship for the thought of the day. A "pioneer luncheon" was enjoyed yesterday, sponsored by the Tustin Home Department, assisted by Costa Mesa and Orangethorpe Homemakers. Proceeds went to help equip the new Farm Bureau kitchen. Mmes. Vangelia Olmstead and Flora Snowden represented the Orangethorpe Homemakers. Mrs. Eleanor Brown urged members to attend the summer camp between June 15 and 18. Mrs. Rainey announced that the Farm Bureau picnic will be held June 26 at Irvine Park. Mrs. Lena Anderson, chairman of the Anaheim Home Department, installed the following officers: Vangelia Rainey, chairman; Edna Kenney, vice-chairman; and Ella Hiltscher, secretary-treasurer. Each officer and special guest was presented a beautiful corsage by Mrs. Elsa Goodwin. The chairman's corsage had a miniature gold gavel in the center. A share-the-cost luncheon was served by Mmes. Ida Jager, Marge Hobbs, Melba Lindamood and Bertha Williams and included food of the month which was "pie for the president." The tables were attractive with nasturtiums arrangements made by Mrs. Lola Cole. Those attending not already mentioned were: Mmes. Ethel Moffit, Alma Parks, Bernice Hiltscher and Pauline Budzilko, a special guest from San Diego. Employees Reject Union In Recent Election SANTA ANA—Employees of the Glasspar Company, Santa Ana, manufacturer of fiberglas auto bodies, boats and industrial products, voted six to one against unionization at an election held Friday under the jurisdiction of the National Labor Relations Board. According to William R. Tritt, president, there were 94 employees eligible to vote, although only 86 ballots were cast. Seventy-two voted against the proposal that the Mill and Cabinet Local No. 2172, Orange County District Council of Carpenters, become the collective bargaining agency. Thirteen voted in favor, one ballot was both for and against. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin INSURE YOUR CHILD'S FUTURE He'll Learn to READ at the Reading Clinic For Boys and Girls—Ages 7-15 Anaheim Union High School June 21 through July 30 PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED SEND READING CLINIC INFORMATION: Name Address City Phone WRITE. The Thompson Reading Clinic Helen M. 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