anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-25

Delegates Attend VFW Encampment By CHRISTINE DAVIS CYPRESS—The annual department encampment of the Veterans and Foreign Wars was held in Long Beach on June 13 through 17. Delegates from the Cypress C. R. Rogers Memorial Post VFW Auxiliary were Mmes. William Rogers, Thomas Demiris, and Mrs. Beatrice Hahn. The alternates wire Mrs. Don Wedeking, Mrs. Ruth Pugh and Mrs. E. E. Goodman. Among those attending the Memorial service Sunday evenings were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knauss, Mr. Mrs. E. E. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. G. (Happy) Kreissler, Mrs. Beatrice Hahn, Mrs. Ruth Pugh, Mrs. Ruth Lockman and Lawrence Plumer. The Auxiliary flag and banner were posted at the department business session on Tuesday morning. Local members marching in the parade were Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Goodman, Mrs. William Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knauss, H. J. G. Kreissler, and Edward Bell. Escort President Mrs. E. E. Goodman, Mrs. William Rogers, and Mrs. Charles Knauss participated in escoring the Department Past President to the platform. Mrs. Mary McFall was unanimously elected as Department President by the group. The C. R. Rogers Memorial VFW Post Auxiliary 9847 held its regular meeting last Monday evening. During the business session of the meeting, the group decided to purchase a trophy for White Gold Day and also to furnish two pounds of coffee for the potluck dinner to be held the night before. The Auxiliary will have a doll booth along with a country store at the White Gold Day affair. Donation TOMORROWS THE DAY—Stanton Little Leaguers have eagerly when all four teams will participate in a double header. Schedule game will be preceded by a community-wide parade. In addition who have planned entries in the colorful pre-game event, the T Mann's accordion band, and a drum band will participate. Entire a.m. Shown above are the Cardi's, one of the four teams in the boys pictured and their tentative positions are, left to right third base; Frank Fierce, outfield; Steve Justus, catcher; St Drake, catcher and outfield; Kreg Lombard, first base and pitcher outfield; Richard Cook, pitcher; Bill Mohler, pitcher; Dennis Front row: Robert Cook, second base; Ramon Holfuin, outfit utility, and Bill Bryan, batboy. Seek Candidates For Fair Queen News From Officers and board member the Buena Park Junior W Club met at the Recreation The C. R. Rogers Memorial VFW Post Auxiliary 9847 held its regular meeting last Monday evening. During the business session of the meeting, the group decided to purchase a trophy for White Gold Day and also to furnish two pounds of coffee for the potluck dinner to be held the night before. The Auxiliary will have a doll booth along with a country store at the White Gold Day affair. Donation A donation was voted for the Brownie Troop under the leadership of Mrs. Richard Hathcock and Mrs. Johnnie Johnson. Mrs. Castella Norton resigned as color bearer No. 4 and Mrs. Johnnie Johnson was appointed to fill her post. Each of the ladies were urged to come and help sell fireworks and make this the best sale to be sponsored by the group. Potluck dinner will be held at the VFW hall for the members and their families on June 26. The next meeting of the group will be July 8. The refreshment committee for July will be Mrs. Don Wedeking, and Mrs. Jess Warren. Pledge Addition Mrs. Ruth Lockman, publicity reporter for the Auxiliary also wishes to announce to the public that President Eisenhower has added two words to the pledge to the flag and it now reads: "I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one Nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all." Results Are th. Proof of Newspaper Circulation. Seek Candidates For Fair Queen Finalists in competition for the Pirate Queen of the 1954 Orange County Fair now are being sought to represent more than a dozen high schools and three junior colleges, with selections to be made by July 4. The queen and her attendants will be judged at a special Pirate Day on July 24. It was announced by Gordon Wheatley Jr., superintendent of the queen contest. Plans for the contest date include a tour of Newport Harbor in a "Pirate Ship" in the afternoon, to be followed by actual udging during a Pirate Ball at the Rendezvous Ballroom. All finalists will be entertained during the three-week contest period with trips, radio and television appearance and personal appearance around the area. There will be gifts for all participants in the final contest. The queen and her attendants will be official hostesses for the Fair, Aug. 10-15. They will greet all special visitors and will be introduced at all feature events of the Fair. As guests of the management, they will be entertained during the six days at a leading motel, accompanied by a selected chaperone. The queen candidate from Anaheim High School will be sponsored by the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce, according to Clyde Carter. The Fullerton Chamber of Commerce will be in charge of candidates from both Fullerton High School and Fullerton Junior College. Other sponsors include Capistrano High School; Capistrano Junior Women's Club; Garden Grove High School, Garden Grove News; Huntington Beach High School, Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce; Laguna Beach High School, Laguna Beach Junior Chamber of Commerce; Newport Harbor High School, Costa Mesa Exchange Club; Orange Coast College, Newport Harbor Elks; Orte High School, Orange Community Chamber of Commerce; Santa College, Santa Ana 20-30 Santa Ana High School, Santa Ana Junior Chamber of Commerce, Brea-Olinda High School, Brea Junior Women's Club. All high school and college who are bona fide residents of ange County, unmarried and rarely enrolled in an Orange County school for the spring semester, invited to participate. For conervation in preliminary contests, terested girls should contact sponsoring groups. JOIN THE NATIONAL GUARD For additional information: 204 E. Center Phone KE 5-3741 B.F. GOODRICH PROTECTED DEALER FRANCHISES Now open in Anaheim, Santa Ana and Fullerton There’s Real Profit Opportunity in Handling famous B.F. Goodrich • LIFESAVER TUBELESS TIRES • AUTO & HOME SUPPLIES • PROVEN TIME PAYMENT PLAN For Information, Write, Wire or Call W. S. Seliger, District Mgr. The B.F. Goodrich Co. 2944 E. 44th St., Los Angeles 54, Cal. Telephone LUcas 6151 THE RIGHT SIGN FOR YOU Farm Bureau Sets Dedication of New Plant for Aug. 5 ORANGE — (OCNS) — Although plans are not jelled completely, dedication of the new $75.00 Orange County Farm Bureau Building 1916 West Chapman Ave., has been set for Aug. 5. George Kellogg, Executive Secretary, said today. Invitations are in the mail to speakers selected at a meeting last Friday, and replies are expected within two weeks, he stated. The dedication will follow a forenoon meeting of the board of directors and a luncheon. However, Farm Bureau officials expect to be established in their new headquarters before the official ceremony. The contractor has notified bureau officials that they can plan to move from their present quarters on Main street to the new building by July 15. Farm Bureau centers and members have contributed $33,000 toward construction of the building and fixtures, and the home department has donated $6,000 for completion of the kitchen, according to Kellogg. All funds are added to the $30,000 with which the building began, and if contributions continue the construction may be completed without any indebtedness, he added. Chairman of the dedication committee is C. J. Marks, former executive secretary of the Farm Bureau, assisted by past president Dian Gardner. J. W. Crill, William Armstrong and Kellogg. News From the City of Buena Park Bette Jo Smith Phone Lawrence 2-2705 flicers and board members of Buena Park Junior Women's met at the Recreation park Los Robles, entertained friends in their patio with a Shish-Kabob barbecue this week. Final work was done. News From the City of Buena Park Bette Jo Smith Phone Lawrence 2-2705 Officers and board members of Buena Park Junior Women's meet at the Recreation park week for a combined boarding and potluck luncheon. Donald Smith, president, led over the meeting. Plans the future club year were discussed. Trash receptacles for the town area were suggested as possible project for the year. Present were Mmes. Arthur Ann, Kenneth Dukes, James Is, Wayne Blackford, Kenneth E. Philip White, David Dy, Dale Hull, C. C. Eittenen, adviser and Minnie Steph-Junior advisor. C. C. Rittenhouse, recently and president of the Buena Woman's Club, was initiated by the baby member of the Past Client's Club of the Woman's at a luncheon held in the of Mrs. Carl Kounts last During the luncheon, Mrs. house wore a baby bonnet, and was presented a hankie to other tears with. Albert Lauer of Fullerton, Mary member and mascot, was named a necktie to symbolize collar. Present were Mmes. L. Hary, Launer, Ed Thurman, Spencer, and Adelena Marall of Fullerton; J. F. Wagg, Warren, Foster Goss, Caryle J. Bass, all of Buena Park. and Mrs. Gai Barnett, 6372 Newport Harbor Elks; Orange School, Orange Community Board of Commerce; Santa Ana, Santa Ana 20-30 Club; Ana High School, Santa Junior Chamber of Com-Brea-Olinda High School, Junior Women's Club. high school and college girls are bona fide residents of Or-County, unmarried and regu-rolled in an Orange County for the spring semester, are to participate. For consid-ered in preliminary contests, indi-girls should contact the ring groups. Los Robles, entertained friends in their patio with a Shish-Kabob barbecue this week. Final work was completed on the Barnett's boat readying it for the water Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dillow and children, Pamela and Sue, of Los Alamitos; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pemberton, Bobby, Carol, and Sandy of Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert McFarland, Danny Terry, and Snannon Sue of Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Danenhauer, Kathy and John, all of Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard, Billy and Kathie Sue of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Rod Barber of Wilmington; and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Giles, Billy, Danny, and Gary of Buena Park. The Grand Avenue School Parent Teachers Association will open a fireworks stand this year at the corner of Melrose street and Grand avenue on Saturday, June 26, at 12 noon. The stand will be ways and means project with Mrs. W. J. Sousa, ways and means chairman, and Mrs. W C. Briscoe, president of the P.T.A., in charge. Board members of the P.T.A. will work in the stand. This will be the first year for the group to have a project of this kind. Placentia News Mildred Yorba MacArthur Jim Miller of the Auto Club of Southern California, was a Placentia visitor on Wednesday. He and his wife and children and their grandmother, Mrs. C. F. Miller, of Denver, Colo., just returned from a three-day trip to Sequoia. They drove to Exeter where they remained overnight, then went on to Sequoia early the following morning, which he says is an excellent stopover, especially for children to better enjoy the scenery. The senior Mrs. Miller will be their houseguest for a fortnight, at their Elsworth street Coast Guard to Inspect Pleasure Crafts Sunday LONG BEACH (UP)—Owners of pleasure craft in Los Angeles and Orange county waters today prepared for a Coast Guard inspection of their boats Sunday to comply with a new safety policy. Capt. T. W. Await, commander of the 11th Coast Guard District, said his command has participated in 370 rescues at sea this year, many involving pleasure boats with faulty equipment. Officers will inspect at the Coast Guard harbor masters-dock, Newport Harbor, and the Coast Guard mooring Watchchorn basin, San Pedro, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Sunday. Tips on Touring By Carol Lone Women's Travel Authority Souvenir collecting is probably as old as travel itself. For centuries, explorers and tourists have delighted in bringing back memoros from far places—some of them valuable, some at least useful, but many destined for the attic and eventually the trash can. A good rule to follow in choosing souvenirs is to buy articles that are native to each vacation area — Indian jewelry in the Southwest, homespun fabric in the Smokey Mountains, tooled keather in Texas, wooden ware in New England, ceramics in Ohio and California. Not all souvenir collecting costs money. Some of the best things—such as interesting driftwood, decorative grasses, and countless other memoros are furnished free by Mother Nature. If you find interesting recipes that are typical County Farm BuSlates Annual P Arthur Knight, the man veals one’s forgotten promote nostalgic memoir the entertainment port-Orange County Farm Bunual picnic at Irvine Day, June 26 at 12 noon, nounced today by office Bureau. Members are asked to high school and college girls are bona fide residents of Or-Dounty, unmarried and regularly enrolled in an Orange County for the spring semester, are to participate. For consid- in preliminary contests, inud girls should contact the ring groups. Miss Peggy Bowen left Wednesday night for Saltillo, Mexico, where she has enrolled in summer school at the University. The Al Flemings celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary at the Town House in Santa Ana. They were dinner guests of the Gerald Steffes of Yorba Linda. From there they went on to the Richard Shook's home where they joined the Pinochie Club for the remainder of the evening. Mrs. Zepherine Bigelow of Compton will be the house guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Tuffree, for the next two weeks, at her home on Sierra Vista avenue. Mrs. Frank Waters and her son, Mike, of Hollywood, spent the weekend with Mrs. Waters' parents, the Sam Kraemers. Miss Norma Schecter of Burbank was a Father's Day guest of the A. E. Yorbas of Sierra Vista avenue. Dale and Doris Rumsey of Santa Barbara, spent the weekend with Doris' parents, the Fred Tuffrees. Both are teachers in the Santa Barbara city schools, and have enrolled in summer school for the next six weeks. The former at Whittier College, and the later at U.C.L.A. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Friday, June 25, 1954 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN TRAFFIC COP NEEDED—Despite appearing as if she is about to ram the judge's cruiser, the yacht Apache cleared the stern by several feet to win the cruising A class race at Detroit. The Apache was one of 134 crafts of different classes competing. County Jim Duncan — Editor News From Cypress Way CHRISTINE DAVIS Phone JAckson 7-2810 Rogers Elected Head Of Exchange Club BUENA PARK — Chuck Rogers was elected president of the Buena Park Exchange Club at the biannual election held last Thursday evening. Elected to serve with Rogers were John Erwin, vice-president; Gene Mitchel, secretary, and Fred Stephens, treasurer. Rogers was chairman of the March of Dimes this year which was perhaps the most successful thus far. Erwin is president of the Buena Park Chamber of Commerce. News From Cypress Way CHRISTINE DAVIS Phone J.Ackson 7-2810 Lawrence Killen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Killen, of 5592 Bishop St., entertained a group of his friends in his home with a party celebrating his 10th birthday anniversary last Monday afternoon. The afternoon was spent playing games which included drop the handkerchief, Red Rover, tag, catch the bean bag and football. Following the game period the gifts which had been brought by the guests were opened and viewed by those present. The beautifully decorated birthday cake, baked by Lawrence's mother for the occasion, was served with vanilla ice cream to Terry Lupino, David Howery, David Davis, Jack Callahan, Donald and Jim Muth, Dale Denney, Linda Southfield, Frances Davis, Sue and Gail Howard. Others at the party included Mrs. Laura Killen, grandmother of the honoree, John Martin, grandfather, and parents Mr. and Mrs. Loren Killen. The group was accompanied to the Cypress Recreational park by Mr. and Mrs. Killen for a game of baseball at the close of the party. Many useful and nice gifts were received by the honoree during the afternoon. The teachers and officers of the Cypress Church of the Nazarene Church School met last Tuesday evening for a teacher's meeting to make plans for increasing the Sun-County Farm Bureau Slates Annual Picnic Arthur Knight, the man who reveals one's forgotten past, will promote nostalgic memories during the entertainment portion of the Orange County Farm Bureau's annual picnic at Irvine Park Saturday, June 26 at 12 noon, it was announced today by officials of the Bureau. Members are asked to bring their day School attendance during the summer months. Announcement of the new teachers and their duties was made by the pastor, the Rev. William D. Howard. J. T. Thrower, superintendent of the Sunday School, gave a report of the achievement record of the church during the past year as compared with other churches of the Nazarene in the district. The local church was grouped in the Honor Churches and it is hoped that at the end of this next year it will be rated as one of the Superior Church Schools of the district. Following the meeting, refreshments of cake, home-made ice cream, coffee, and punch were served to Mmes. Irene Seaman, L. E. Matthew, William Troutman, Walter Allen, Herbert Orban, Noxie Stearns, Tom Garland, Jeff Davis, Rolla Rhodes, Barbara McGinnis, Bill Scholtz, Melvin Callahan, Loren Killen and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thrower, Stanley Martin, J. A. McCoy, Rev. William Howard, and Misses Wilhelmina BUENA PARK — Chuck Rogers was elected president of the Buena Park Exchange Club at the biannual election held last Thursday evening. Elected to serve with Rogers were John Erwin, vice-president; Gene Mitchel, secretary; and Fred Stephens, treasurer. Rogers was chairman of the March of Dimes this year which was perhaps the most successful thus far. Erwin is president of the Buena Park Chamber of Commerce as well as being a member of several other organizations in the community and this will be his second term as vice-president. Mitchel was re-elected as secretary having held that office during the past six months. Stephens is chairman of the youth committee. Retiring officers are Bill Whalen, president; Walt La Force, vice-president; and Charles Looney, treasurer. Looney has been treasurer since the club's charter. Three new board members were also elected. Jules Speakman, who will serve a second term, Gordon Walker, and Elmer "Tiny" Diebert. The new members will serve with Bob DuBois, Larry Muirs, and Stan Jessup, who will serve another six months. Retiring board members are Ron Miller and Chuck Farmer. 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