anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-08

Kornhusker Entries Take Honors At Recent Artesia Community Fair STANTON—Kornhuskers have done it again. The West Anaheim 4-H club, headed by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Korn walked off with an armload of ribbons as results of competition in the recent Artesia Fair, according to Lyn Ann Pletz, club reporter. Winners and their awards were: Sharon Johnson—trophy on Hereford beef steer, second, top showmanship, second, Ayreshire, second Guernsey, third Holstein and fifth, Junior Holstein. Charles Holland—Champion Holstein, first Holstein, second Holstein bull, third Holstein heifer. Floyd Holland — Champion Guernsey, second Beef showmanship (4-H). Melvin Holland — Top showmanship beef and dairy; second Holstein. Billy Mohler — second, Angus; Pete Vanderpool, second dairy; Henry Vanderpool, second dairy; Beatrice Vanderpool, first and second dairy. Corey Vanderham, second and fifth, beef. The Calders, sister and brother, Sally and Jim, who have won top honors in the many shows in which they have entered ther sheep, this year once again took the lead as award winners. Tabulation of their winnings show: Sally—first, showmanship; first, best exhibit; two firsts, five firsts, two seconds, one third. In swine entries Jim Calder took Champion swine first swine showmansip, two firsts and three seconds. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. IF YOUR SAVINGS Are Not Currently EARNING at the RATE OF 3½% Buena Park Junior Women's Ceremony; Mrs. Donald S Mrs. Norman Watson of Newport Southern District Federation of Womens' Acted as installing officer when the held installation ceremonies at the evening. Using astrology as the theme of the installation, Mrs. Watson presented each officer installed with a different sign of the Zodiac. Mrs. Donald Smith was installed as president for the coming year. Those to serve with her are Mrs. Robert Stine, first vice president, Mrs. Carl Holm, second vice president; Mrs. James Harris, recording secretary; Mrs. Don Whitford treasurer; Mrs. E. Philip White, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Gail Barnett, parliamentarian. Mrs. Watson presented the advisors' pin to Mrs. C. C. Rittenhouse and the junior advisor pin to Mrs. Minnie Stephens. Mrs. Watson was introduced by Mrs. Stine, junior past president. Following the installation, Mrs. Smith presented a gift to Mrs. Watson; also presenting two bronze plaques to Mrs. Stine from the club. Mrs. Stine was given the past president's pin and Mrs. Stine presented the gavel and president's pin to Mrs. Smith. The new president presided during the remainder of the evening. 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Phone KE 5-2113 County Duncan — Editor Park Junior Women Install At Unique Day; Mrs. Donald Smith New President Man Watson of Newport Beach and First Vice President of District Federation of Women's Clubs - Junior Membership, installing officer when the Buena Park Junior Woman's club formation ceremonies at the Woman's Clubhouse last Thursday. Ology as the theme of ion, Mrs. Watson pre-office installed with a man of the Zodiac. Old Smith was installed for the coming year, serve with her are Mrs. first vice president, polm, second vice presi-games Harris, recording Mr. Don Whitford. Mrs. E. Philip White, secretary; and Mrs. parliamentarian. Mrs.ented the advisors' pin. D. Rittenhouse and the pin to Mrs. Minnie. was introduced by junior past president. the installation. Mrs.ted a gift to Mrs. Wat-tresenting two bronze Mrs. Stine from the was given the past and Mrs. Stine pre-gavel and president's Smith. The new presi-during the remainder was made to sponsor pensions for the Girls one-half campership for the Girls one-half campership for the Girls one-half campership for the Girls one-half campership for the Girls one-half campership for the Girls one-half campership for the Girls one-half campership for the Girls one-half campership for the Girls one-half campership for the Girls one-half campership for the Girls one-half campership for the Girls one-half campership for the Girls one-half campership for the Girls one-half campership for the girls. read by Mrs. Chester Shaw. Mrs. L. T. Wilsey conducted a ceremony honoring Mrs. K T. Vicars. Mrs. Vicars will become a member of the Junior Matron Section of the club next year. She is a charter member of the junior membership. Mrs. Barnett was present to receive her into the new section. She was given a club pin by Mrs. Wilsey. Mrs. White presented Mrs. Wilsey and Mrs. Irwin Nickle, outgoing advisor and junior advisor, with gifts from the club. Mrs. Wilsey was given a silver candy dish and Mrs. Nickle a gold compact. Both were inscribed with the words, "Our Advisor, 53-54." Students to Get Journalism Awards Outstanding journalists on three staffs of the Weekly Torch and the Annual Torch (yearbook) at Fullerton Junior College will be honored at an Annual Publication. Cypress Notes Christine Davis Phone Jackson 7-2810 Mr. and Mrs. George Bust have returned to their home at 5862 Lincoln from Washington, where they have been living for the past two years. Rust formerly owned the Cypress Electric. He has not made any definite plans for the immediate future, but will stay for a while in the Lincoln avenue home. Cuthbert Miller, 5651 Lincoln. Buena Park Not Bette JO SMITH Phone LAwrance 2-2705 The P.T.A. Dads of Buena Park not off to a good start in the Yeague softball games when defeated the Exchange Club 2 last week at the Recreation Park. Fathers from the three Parent-Teacher Associations on team are Virgil Moore, J. P. Al-Lester Pogue, Alvin Jones, Ja-Walsh, Wallace Potts, S. M. Wo-Alex Martinez, F. Neilson, A.Webber, Jack Davis, Pat Mo- Students to Get Journalism Awards Outstanding journalists on the staffs of the Weekly Torch and the Annual Torch (yearbook) at Fullerton Junior College will be honored at an Annual Publications Banquet Wednesday evening June 9. Pat Michaels news editor for Station KVOE Santa Ana will speak to the group about his experiences as a war correspondent in five wars. Highest awards will be given to Jance Taylor Fullerton editor-in-chief; and Kathi Sullivan Fullerton art editor of the 1954 Annual Torch. Each has worked for two years on the yearbook; they will receive certificates of honor and gold pins. To Roberta Hall Brea editor-in-chief of the Weekly Torch will be given a silver pin with guard for outstanding service for one year. Other members of the newspaper staff receiving this award are Don Sheets Fullerton feature writer; Roger Nicholson Whittier sports editor and JoAnne Shoop Escondido associate editor. Yearbook staff members who will get the one-year award are Connie Stafford Fullerton and Mary Thomas Yorba Linda. Robert Gleske Whitler will receive a one-year award for service in printing the newspaper. Silver pins without guards will be awarded to several students for one-semester service on the annual and newspaper. These students include for the yearbook Jeanette Koss Anaheim and Bob Dunivant Fullerton; and for the newspaper Erland Eberhard Anaheim and Pat Collar Fullerton. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Mr. and Mrs. George Bust have returned to their home at 5862 Lincoln from Washington, where they have been living for the past two years. Rust formerly owned the Cypress Electric. He has not made any definite plans for the immediate future, but will stay for a while in the Lincoln avenue home. Cuthbert Miller, 5651 Lincoln, suffered a stroke at his home several days ago. He is reported to be recovering satisfactorily. Miller is the former owner of the Cypress Enterprise, having operated it for many years prior to its sale in 1947. Miss Elizabeth Dickerson, superintendent of the Cypress school announced this week that 76 students had registered for the kindergarten classes which will begin on September 18. She said that if there were any children who were not registered up to now, they can still do so at the school until June 18. Seven students at the Cypress school will graduate from the eight grade this year after having stayed together through the grades. Jim Palmer, entered kindergarten with the rest but since has left Cypress and come back. The seven students are Ellen Head, Ray Edwards, George Alleman, Donald Anderson, Donald Poor, Gay Wlaschin and Bruce Duncan. Five others entered first grade with the above group and are graduating this year. They are Zedith Hathcock, Ernest Speaks, Keiko Morimoto, Jack Silveria, and Terry McMurry. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Denny and son, Joe, visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Davis of Walker Street last Friday and left Saturday for their home in Trenton, Tex. Denny is a brother of Mrs. Davis. In August they plan to move The P.T.A. Dads of Buena Vista off to a good start in the Yeague softball games when they defeated the Exchange Club last week at the Recreation Park. Pathers from the three Parent-Teacher Associations on team are Virgil Moore, J. P. Alleyer Pogue, Alvin Jones, Ja Walsh, Wallace Potts, S. M. Woods Alex Martinez, F. Neilson, A. Webber, Jack Davis, Pat Moore and Ray Stone. Manager of the team is Rob Bacon. Bacon is also Recreation Chairman of the Lindbergh School P.T.A. The next game for the team be held at the park June 18 when they will meet the local American Legion Post No. 345. There is no admission to games and the public is invited attend. Plans for the summer and winter made by the executive board of the Lindbergh School Park Teachers Association when met for the first board meeting the school cafeteria June 2. Mrs. Lester Pogue presided over the meeting. It was decided to dispense usual party held for sixth grade students as they will remain Lindbergh School for the seventh grade instead of going to Grange Avenue school. The students at the sixth grade will receive protection certificates instead. Lindbergh school mothers will sit in supervising treewading at the Recreation Park during summer months. It was announced that the Park Recreation Committee will provide chairs, tableware, an umbrella for the mothers. The next board meeting will September 1. To Firebaugh where they will teach school next year. Elwyn Taylor of 9191 Walker spent last weekend in Presno where he attended a meeting of office of the Carpenter's Union. He Thursday evening. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Street last Friday and left Saturday for their home in Trenton, Tex. Denny is a brother of Mrs Davis. In August they plan to move spent last weekend in Fresno where he attenued a meeting of officers of the Carpenter's Union. He Thursday evening. Important calls for important people. Bringing good long distance service to those in uniform while they're away from home is the job of telephone people in many military centers today. At Army Camps, Naval Stations, and Air Force Bases in the West, some 2,000 public telephones are at work so that servicemen can call where they want, when they want. Providing these facilities is an important part of our overall planning. For we want to make sure that people in the Armed Forces—as well as those at home—enjoy the best possible service at the lowest possible cost. Pacific Telephone works to make your telephone a bigger value every day. Proposed FJC Gym Nears Realization When bids on construction of the Fullerton Junior College gymnasium are returned by the June 15 deadline, he addition to the college facility will be a step nearer realization. Specifications: The gymnasium have been reeled said Logan W. Wheatley assistant to the superintendent with several alternate plans for consideration by contractors who bid. "When completed the new gymnasium will be among the most modern in the Southland" he said "as far as lighting ventilation spectator accommodations and other features are concerned." The construction of the basic unit — a main gym and dressing rooms for men and women students — will cost an estimated $500,000 according to Architect William Taylor. An additional $100,000 is to be allowed for furnishings architects' fees and other expenses. Alternate plans submitted to bidders, for a total contract of $600,000 or less, include either of the following in addition to the basic unit: A swimming pool and facilities or a health unit and classroom unit across the front of the building. Among features of the new gymnasium will be a floor of most recent type, allowing a certain "springiness" for basketball and other athletic activities. The floor, to achieve this effect, will rest upon a double set of joists at right angles to one another. Thus the top set of joists springs upon the lower one, while the floor is laid at right angles to the top joists. Southwest News BARBARA KRAMP Phone KE 5-8861 The A. W. Stengers of 715 Pythias street, entertained at a picnic last Sunday. Those enjoying the wonderful food and fun were: the E. L. Kirkelle family, the H. R. Butler family, the Jess Wagoners of Long Beach, and Mrs. Annie Grubb, Mrs. Stenger's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Campbell, 900 S. Walnut spent an enjoyable Memorial weekend at Idyllwild. The Campbell's went to the park with a fellowship group from their church. Thoroughly enjoying their weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Held and family of 720 Amstutz. The family spent the weekend at Camp Oceola preparing the camp for this summer's group of YMCA girls and boys. Little Miss Chara Lott is the guest of the Ernest Kramp's, 1317 Crone Ave., for two weeks while her parents, Sgt. and Mrs. Henry Lott of Santa Ana and her two sisters attend a reunion in Alabama. Clara is convalescing from an illness and is not allowed from her bed. Mrs. William Young, 1307 Damon St., visited her sister, Mrs. Jackson of Garden Grove on Tuesday, June first. Mrs. Wayne Held, 720 Amstutz attended a recital June 3 at the home of Mrs. William Cook, where her son Raymond takes piano lessons. Four children participated in the recital which lasted one hour. Mrs. William Young's niece, newly married to Robert Maddox of Seattle, Wash., visited her this week after she had spent a few days visiting her mother, Mrs. Jackson of Garden Grove. The couple are now enroute to Texas. A Stanley Demonstration Party was held Wednesday by Mrs. Andy Stenger of 715 Pythias. A time P.T.A. Dads of Buena Park to a good start in the City the softball games when they led the Exchange Club 25-16 week at the Recreation Park. ers from the three local Teacher Associations on the are Virgil Moore, J. P. Allen, Pogue, Alvin Jones, James Wallace Potts, S. M. Woody, Martinez, F. Neilson, A. E. r, Jack Davis, Pat Moore, Day Stone. ager of the team is Robert Bacon is also Recreational man of the Lindbergh School next game for the team will at the park June 18 when will meet the local American Post No. 345. e is no admission to the and the public is invited to County Calendar Buena Park Calendar Bette Jo Smith TUESDAY, JUNE 8 City Council, 8 p.m., City Hall Friendship Class, 7:30 p.m.( homes of members). American Legion Auxiliary, 8 p.m., American Legion Hall Kilwanis Club, 6:30 p.m., Youth Building Job's Daughters, 7:30 p.m., Masoni Temple WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9 Lion's Club, 6:30 p.m., Knott's Berry Farm, Indian Room Y-Tees, after school, Youth Building YWCA Council, 12 noon, Recreation Park. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin New Kind of Safe Tablet Ends Bed-Wetting Without electrical devices, sheets, alarms. Medically proven 75 % effective. DRY-TABS must stop BEDWETTING or money back. Full supply of DRY-TABS only $8.00. McCoy Drugs. 100 W. 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