anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-18

ANNOUNCEMENTS Obituaries SUMMERS, George R. of 1235 S. Magnolia St., Anaheim, passed away at the Garden Park-Hospital Thursday, after a short illness. 70 years of age; born in Maryland, he had been a resident of Anaheim 23 years. Mr. Summers was a member of the First Methodist Church of Fullerton, and is survived by his wife Ruth F. Summers of Anaheim; one son John R. of Anaheim; 2 daughters Mrs. Alice R. Dedge and Mrs. Mary E. Florida of Long Beach; two brothers Edgar and Martin of Maryland; three sisters, Della Potman, Bertha Lockard and Virginia Staley of Maryland; eight grand and four great grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be held in the Chapel of Backs - Troutman & Kaulbars Monday, 10:30 a.m. Rev. White Bennett of the Grace Methodist Church, Long Beach, will officiate and the interment will be made in Loma Vista Cemetery. CARLSON, Franklin Norman Sr., 25, a native of Iowa and a resident of Orange County for five years, living at 11551 Spinnaker, Anaheim. He was a victim of the oil tanker accident on the Santa Ana Freeway Wednesday morning. He leaves his wife, Donna Arlene Carlson and son, Franklin Norman Jr. and daughter, Cindy Joy Carlson all at home; mother, Mrs. Alma Carlson of Marcus, Iowa; brothers, Clifford E. Carlson of Iowa, Stanley K. Carlson of Orange and Rev. Lester M. Carlson of British Columbia; sisters, Mrs. Ruth Oliver of Iowa, Mrs. Florine Aggers of Orange, Mrs. Gladys Whitcomb and Miss Charlotte Carlson of Iowa. He was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church in Orange. Funeral services will be conducted in the St. John's Lutheran Church, Monday afternoon at 2:30. Rev. J. H. Gelsi. Dear Abby... You're Not Married to the Sisters by Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: My problem is I married a man with too many sisters. I held a good position before I was married and didn't exactly come out of the nills, but my husband's sisters think they know everything and are very free with their advice. One tells me how to dress another one tells me how to wear my hair and another tells me how to arrange my furniture. I have heard from all of them that I am not "the type" they expected their brother to marry. (What could the mean by this?) Is there any way I can be friendly with them without letting them run my life? TOO MUCH ADVICE DEAR TOO: Be friendly, agreeable and willing to listen to their advice — and then do exactly as you please. DEAR ABBY: I am a housekeeper in a Catholic Rectory. I have always spoken of the kitchen there as "my" kitchen and when I speak to others I always refer to the parish as "my" parish. I was told by my friend that I should not refer to the kitchen as "my" kitchen or the parish as "my" parish. Am I right or wrong? CRITICIZED! DEAR CRITICIZED: You certainly have a right to refer to the kitchen as yours, and those who merely belong to a parish refer it as "my" parish. Your critic had to dig pretty deep to find something to criticize. Ignore it. DEAR ABBY: Four years ago I married a widow. I bought a home, furnished it completely with new gas furnace, automatic washer, dryer, electric range, refrigerator and TV. I have to give her my check uncashed or she storms. On my day off I scrub and wax the floors and woodwork. I wash the Venetian blinds, vacuum rugs and polish furniture. I take care of the lawn and garden. I own a car, but she never lets me drive it. I carry my lunch and walk to work. I get $3 a week allowance for gum and cigarettes. You hear about rights for women. Are there no rights for men? I wish you could help me. NO RIGHTS DEAR NO: There are "rights" for men . . . but only for those who are man enough to demand them. A little less "wishbone" and a little more backbone. DEAR ABBY: I have a problem with my boyfriend. We go to the same school and he brings me home when school is out. I like him a lot but when we get home I have trouble getting him to leave. I'm afraid people will start talking about us if he keeps coming in and staying so long. Please tell me how to tell him to leave without making him mad. WHAT TO SAY Garden Grove, County Named in Law Suit By Orange County News Service Garden Grove and the County of Orange are the defendants in a case filed by William Gutosky, who claims the county illegally took a street he improved and turned it over to the city. Gutosky said the street was improved on the request of the county and he was reportedly to receive a one-acre parcel back he donated for drainage purposes. The one-acre had been required as part of the approval of tracts 1534 and 1336, which he was developing. After the improvement of the street, the county switched the deed for the street over to the City of Garden Grove. The major complaint of the plaintiff is that he has never received his one-acre parcel in return. Gutosky claims he went as far as offering $8,000 to buy it, but nothing was ever done about the offer. He asks the courts to settle the issue, praying for the return of the money he spent on the street improvements. The deal to switch the improvement for the one-acre was reportedly outlined in a letter he received from the County Road Department, he said. It cost him $3,147 to fix Lorallen St., he complained in the suit. ANNOUNCEMENTS OBITUARIES LUND, Bertha, of Lake Elsinore, passed away at the Anaheim Nursing home Friday, after a prolonged illness. Mrs. Lund was the wife of Lars Lund, owner and operator with his son Sam, in the Lunds and Son Paint Company. She was 85 years of age; born in Norway, and had been a resident of Anaheim 43 years, 46 years in California. She is survived by her husband, Lars, of Elsinore; two sons, Samuel Lund of Santa Canyon, Arnold Lund of N. Carolina, and one daughter, Mrs. Lillian Mungerson of Anaheim; 10 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of Backs-Troutman & Kaulbars Tuesday, 2:00 p.m. Rev. A. J. 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Write at once—today for your copy. SEND 4 (Four Cent) Stamps (16c) to help cover distribution cost. You incur no obligation. We have no medicine or anything else to sell. You will never be asked to send us a penny of money. ADDRESS D. Conway(R&R.Inc.) Dept. GA6 Box 1314, Albuquerque, N.M. Three Events Slated For Soap Box Racers Chick Pons,,Los Angeles and Orange Counties director for the Soap Box Derby, has announced the dates for the three derby races to be held in the greater Los Angeles area this year. The races will be held on July 30 (Los Angeles race), July 31 (Orange County Race) and Aug. 1 (Pasadena race). All boys between 11 and 15 years of age who are interested in participating in this year's derby are asked to register with Ken Field at Cone Bros Chevrolet. The winners of the three local races will be sent back to Akron, Ohio, to compete in the 22nd All-America Soap Box Derby on August 18, 1959, for college scholarships totaling $15,000. There are champions from all over the United States and a number of foreign countries will compete to determine the 1959 Derby Champ who will assume the title now held by James Miley, 15, of Muncie, Indiana. First prize is a $5,000 college scholarship. Boys finishing second through fifth will be awarded scholarships ranging from $4,000 to $1,000. Merchandise prizes and trophies will be presented to boys finishing sixth through ninth. Additional awards will be made to boys displaying outstanding skill in Derby car, brake and upholstery design and construction, and to the one driving the fastest heat. According to Chick Pons, many boys may wish to remodel the racer they drove in 1958. This is acceptable if the car conforms with the 1959 rules when it is completed. If a boy does remodel an older car, it must be one he originally built himself. Anyone desiring a copy of the 1959 rule book may obtain one at the official Chevrolet dealership registration desk. 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