anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-29

Advise Veterans Of Unemployment, School Benefits Veterans training under the Korean GI Bill may not draw GI unemployment and GI training pay at the same time, since simultaneous use of the two GI benefits is illegal. Veterans Administration said today in answer to numerous queries. Even though a veteran is not working while taking Korean GI Bill training, he still would not be eligible for the unemployment allowances. Unemployment payments are limited to Korea veterans actively looking for work, who are not receiving GI training benefits. A veteran who, for any reason, does draw both payments at once would be required to return his unemployment allowance to the state from which he received it. Also, under the law, he may be liable for a fine of up to $1,000, or imprisonment of up to one year, or both. Unemployment pay — administered by the U. S. Department of Labor through the states—may range up to $26 a week for a maximum of 26 weeks. BREA HIGHLIGHTS Frances Anthony JAsper 9-3415 A lovely ranch in beautiful Illinois River Valley in southern Oregon was where Mrs. Pansy Williamson, 224 South Randolph, spent part of her three weeks vacation, visiting with friends. More friends from Medford and Ashland, Ore., also demanded some of her time. She reports cool weather added much to the enjoyment of her trip. Before returning to Brea, Mrs. Williamson spent some time with relatives in Chico, Calif. Lots of fishing and camping out proved to be just the thing for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schweitzer and sons, Charles and Donny, 421 South Poplar, for their three weeks vacation. The state of Idaho offered many lakes and streams to be worked over by the boys. Sun Valley, Red Fish Lake and Priest river, were some points of interest visited. While at Priest river the Schweitzer's had a lovely visit with an old Brea resident, Earl Merrifield. Seattle, Wash., offered an interesting visit with Elsie Bergman's sister and the Schweitzers stayed there for three days. While in Seattle they took the unforgettable day boat trip to Victoria. As all good things must come to an end, so do vacations, and they started home still taking in a few sights, such as the beautiful redwoods and the Oregon Caves, however, they did begin to hurry home to see the baby of the family that was left behind. A frolle in the Fullerton wading pool, Saturday, July 23, was one of the main events to help Sherry Bender, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Render. ice cream, cake and punch attained beautifully decorated table that followed a circus theme and course the traditional opening of gifts, which offered much ecitement. Games were omitted in favor of the splash in the pool. Children were chaperoned by Sherry's mother Elvetta Bender. Those attending were: Carly and Phyllis Edmonds (twins), Rhonda Johnson, Ronnie Costis, Susie Kough and Sherry sisters, Judy and Becky. Unable to attend but represented by a gift was David Murphy. Returning from three weeks vacation in Colorado are Ms. and Mrs. Robert Pettyes and daughters, Cheryle and Michael Aelee. Most of their time was spent with Mrs. Pettyes's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Garrity in Denver, with her brother, William J. Garrity and family, in Sterling. While these Mrs. Pettyes was quite thrilled by seeing another brother, Larry Garrity, from Omaha, Nebro who is a traveling auditor for an insurance company, and she hadn't seen each other since 1950. Some points of interest they seen were Colorado Springs, mountain zoo and the higher road in the world leading up to Mt. Evans, where there were plenty of snow for a good or snowball fight. While in Denver, Pettyes had an automobile accident. Fortunately no one was hurt, but a great deal of damage was done to the car. It required repair work that took a week to complete. Mrs. Pettyes blames the accident on her husbands three of catching 70 yes 70 fish whi Arnold E. Howard Quality Lighting Fixtures Chimneys - Student Shades & Lamp Repair Parts. Wiring Supplies Sunbeam - G.E. - Universal Toastmaster, Sales & Repairs All Sizes of G.E. Lamps 130 S. Lemon KE 5-2239 ANAHEIM As all good things must come to an end, so do vacations, and they started home still taking in a few sights, such as the beautiful redwoods and the Oregon Caves, however, they did began to hurry home to see the baby of the family that was left behind. A frolie in the Fullerton wading pool, Saturday, July 23, was one of the main events to help Sherry Bender, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bender, 419 South Arovista, celebrate her sixth birthday. Other events of the day were the serving of BALLMAN'S HOT WEATHER REFRIGERATOR SALE! SPECIAL! 189¹⁵ NOW ONLY Never So Low A Price In Our History FRIGIDAIRE "Super-76" Mrs. Jo Ann Pinkerton was hostess in her home, 519 East Cherry Ave., for a pre-wedding kitchen shower, given on July 20, for Miss Janet Roberts daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ra Roberts, 319 West Date St. After an evening of visiting several games were played, which Mrs. Grace Ries and Miss Sheryl Barry were winners. Co-hostesses were Miss Jeanne Hodges and Elaine Mler, who very graciously served refreshments of spiced tea, lovely decorated cake and ice cream to their guests. Those attending were: Mr Ruth Roberts, mother of the honoree, Mrs. M. M. Smith mother of the groom-to-be, Mrs Grace Ries, Miss Sheryl Barry, Miss Linda Lee, Miss Bever Root, Mrs. Larry Kirchma (formerly Miss Lynn R Barnes) and Miss Wilma Steadman of Fullerton. Those not able to attend but represented by gifts were, Mrs Glena Williams, Mrs. Joy Robins and Miss Roberta Hall. Offer Free Chest X-Ray To County Fair Visitors Visitors at the 1955 Orange County Fair will have the opportunity to have free chest x-rays, through the efforts of the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Association, it was announced today Dr. Samuel Camarata, chairman of the Fair project committee. Just Look What You Get! • Full-width Super-Freezer Chest • Full-width Porcelain Hydrator • Full-width Chill Drawer • Storage-Door has egg shelves, tall-bottle space, Butter Compartment, removable shelves • Golden, Aluminum Rust-Proof Shelves • Quickube Trays with Instant Tray Release • Right or left-opening door at no extra cost BALLMAN'S APPLIANCE - TELEVISION 122 W. Broadway — KE 5-5703 (opposite postoffice) Offer Free Chest X-Ray To County Fair Visitors Visitors at the 1955 Orange County Fair will have the opportunity to have free chest x-rays, through the efforts of the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Association, it was announced today that Dr. Samuel Camarata, chairman of the Fair project committee. The mobile x-ray unit will be stationed just inside the main gate where interested persons may take advantage of the service. A trained technician will be charge of the unit, and all reports will be confidential. The picture will be interpreted by a panel chest specialists, who will check for such abnormalities as tuberculosis, cancer and heart allment. Serving with Dr. Camarata is the committee arranging the service are Drs. Vincent Carroll, Kward Lee Russell, Elizabeth Laggett, Robert Nystrom, Helen伯堡son, Waldo Wehrley and Arthur Rogers, assisted by Atte Mark Soden and Miss Evelyn Eranson of the school nursing service. The free x-ray service is enhanced by Christmas Seal fund. Masonry Contractor Fireplaces, Block Walls Residential, Small Commercial JIM WHEELUS 1730 Redwood, Anaheim KE. 5-9892 OFFICE FURNITURE Since 1923 ALFERNANDEZ OFFICE EQUIPMENT Authorized Factory Agent Name Brands 1600 N. Palm (South of Orangethorpe) KE 5-7020 Garden Grove Soldier In Rigorous Training Pvt. Roger L. Aten, 19, son of Mrs. Josephine Aten, 12422 South Walnut, Garden Grove, is a member of the Second Armored Division in Germany. Now undergoing rigorous training as part of the U.S. Seventh Army, the Second Armored is maintaining the peak efficiency in thrust and mobility that earned its reputation of "Hell on Wheels" in World War II. Private Aten, a rifleman with the division's 12th Infantry Battalion, entered the Army in December 1954 and arrived overseas last May. A member of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, he attended the University of California at Santa Barbara. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin Rename Chairma FULLERTON, (OCN) A. Armstrong, 129 Westgate, was renamed chair the Fullerton Planning Office Wednesday. Ralph was named vice-chairmanceeding Dana Newkirk. $2200 $1800 $1600 $1450 $1250 Free Chest X-Rays County Fair Visitors ars at the 1955 Orange Counwill have the opportunity free chest x-rays, through ports of the Orange County dosis and Health Assoclawas announced today by amuel Camarata, chairman Fair project committee. mobile x-ray unit will be just inside the main gate, interested persons may take age of the service. ined techniéfan will be in of the unit, and all reports confidential. The pictures interpreted by a panel of specialists, who will check abnormalities as tuberccancer and heart ailments. with Dr. Camarata on committee arranging the servDrs. Vincent Carroll, Edee Russell, Elizabeth Legobert Nystrom, Helen RoWaldo Wehrley and Arogers, assisted by Atty. Oden and Miss Evelyn Ericthe school nursing service. free x-ray service is fiby Christmas Seal funds. sonry Contractor replaces, Block Walls ential, Small Commercial JIM WHEELUS 0 Redwood. Anaheim KE. 5-9892 OFFICE URNITURE Since 1923 ALFERNANDEZ OFFICE EQUIPMENT Authorized Factory Agent Name Brands 1600 N. Palm South of Orangeshorpe) KE 5-7020 $1250 We Will Continue to Make Deals Allowances on New 1955 Po 37 More Cars Must Go This Month Orange County's Oldest and L HARR 2nd & Sycamore Santa A Rename Chairman FULLERTON, (OCNS)—D. Armstrong, 129 West Southate, was renamed chairman of the Fullerton Planning Commission Wednesday. Ralph McLean was named vice-chairman, succeeding Dana Newkirk. OCC Students' Models Sent to Exhibition Winning models and drawings submitted by Orange Coast College students in an architectural drafting competition recently were shipped to northern California to be placed on exhibition there, it was disciosed today. Models shipped north were those constructed by Dick Hanson, Anaheim; Ernest Villalobos, Orance; John Ballew, Newport Beach and Ron Montgomery of Seal Beach. J.A. Beek, former Newport Beach realtor, requested the models for a development north of Sacramento. News of Magnolia Manor and Estates Dorothy Martin JAckson 7-1679 Mr. and Mrs. Erich Gensch, of 1010 Hanover Place, have been entertaining guests from Milwaukee Wis., Mrs. Frank Guiffre, and her two sons, Frank and Don, and niece who is spending a month here. Mrs. Gensch's uncle, Max Wagner unexpectedly stopped over for a few days on his extended tour of the West, Mexico and Canada. All have taken several trips to Mexico, Laguna Beach, Bel-Air, Knott's Berry Farm and, of course, Disneyland. 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