anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-22

NEW OFFICER — Warrant Officer bars are pinned on Theron R. Jackman, (right) 1327 Hampstead St., Anaheim, by Lt. Col. Dick Ivens, commanding officer of the U.S. Army Reserve Engineer Unit Training Center (9861), 1012 N. Diamond Rock is a tiny uninhabited island off Martinique which was called H.M.S. Diamond Rock during the Napoleonic wars because British sailors and marines held out there for almost 18 months before surrendering to a French naval squadron. Americans added $1.33 to their savings in life insurance, savings accounts and U.S. Savings Bonds during 1958 for every $1 by which they increased their debt. This, said the Institute of Life Insurance, was the best showing for any year since World War II. Follow-Up Expansion Needed for VA Patio One of the greatest needs field of social work voluntary ice in the United States is for expansion of follow-up services toabled veterans after hospital charge, national representative 43 voluntary organizations told in Washington, D.C., The finding was contained Diamond Rock is a tiny uninhabited island off Martinique which was called H.M.S. Diamond Rock during the Napoleonic wars because British sailors and marines held out there for almost 18 months before surrendering to a French naval squadron. Americans added $1.33 to their savings in life insurance, savings accounts and U.S. Savings Bonds during 1958 for every $1 by which they increased their debt. This, said the Institute of Life Insurance, was the best showing for any year since World War II. to build or buy the home you want HOME LOANS on terms you can afford to pay ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN Association 187 W. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM • KE 5-2158 ANAHEIM'S GREST LOCALLY OWNED SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Asphalt Paving Excavating and Grading Since 1930 GOODE & SCHROEDER, INC. Opens New Office and Yard in Orange County All Sizes and Type of Work! FREE ESTIMATES — JE 1-1400 Follow - Up Expansion Needed for VA Patients One of the greatest needs for field of social work voluntary office in the United States is for pansion of follow-up services to abled veterans after hospital charge, national representative 43 voluntary organizations told in Washington, D.C., to The finding was contained report of a social work study of the Veterans Administration unitary Service National Advocate Committee, which was present at the 21st Annual Meeting of committee, held at the Sherman Carlton Hotel. Membership of the study includes representatives of 1 national voluntary organizations, Miss Helen Armstrong of American National Red Cross Roger Cumming, director of social work service, as co-leader New Office and Yard in Orange County All Sizes and Type of Work! FREE ESTIMATES — JE 1-1400 Jackson Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS IT'S NOT ONLY THAT THEY HAVE A FINE REPUTATION FOR SKILL...THEY'RE SO PLEASANT AND COURTEOUS IN THE PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT AT JACKSON DRUG CO. JUST ARRIVED IRIDESCENT MAGIC LIPSTICK By Max Factor Shades: Essence of Pearl, Golden Frost, Apricot Frost, Petal Frost, Flamingo Pearl, Orchid Pearl, Desert Pearl. 125 Plus Tax Jackson Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU 237 E CENTER ST • KE 5 2322 1820 LINCOLN • PR 4-3773 Anahim California Hearst Castle Crowd Problem Forecast SACRAMENTO (UPI) — State Park Commission was today to make arrangements handle expected overflow this summer at the Hearst State Park at San Slimeon. T. Louis Chess, spokesmen the Mission Trails Association urged that the intra-park schedule be stepped up, and average tour time curtailed. Chess estimated there was as many as 1,000 persons turned away this summer. Newton B. Drury, chef State Division of Beach Parks, said that curtailled length of the tours and increased the average number of quality." "It's applied in the theatre years," said Commissioner Carrillo. "Those who're for enough to have their tickets get in. Those who don't, will to wait. "We're very conscious of cheapening the place," said. The commission took suggestions under advisement. PLUMBING Dependable R STEVE KE 147 No. Los Angeles Industrial - Rest KE 5-482 —MANY SPECIALIST— Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACT 1226 Lincoln, Anabeth Phone KE 5-5450 Dear Abby... You ARE a Little Square by Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I am a single man, age 35 and I live in a rooming house. There is a young woman (about 27) who has a room in the back apartment; mine is in front and there is a bathroom in between us. She has a clothesline strung up in the bathroom and every night she washes out her underwear and hangs it up. I get up first and see these things in the bathroom every morning. She must have only two sets of underwear because one set is on the line every single morning. Both sets are getting very ragged so I guess that's all she has. Would it be too personal a gift for me to give her some new underwear? I am not very forward and it might be a good way to get better acquainted. SQUARE SHOOTER DEAR SQUARE: A gift of intimate apparel would be out of order. If you want to know her better, engage her in conversation casually like a gentleman Duz. Good Lux. DEAR ABBY: Our daughter is 19 and so is her boy friend. Her father and I are worried about the car this boy takes our daughter out in. He has a 1934 Ford with a big Oldmobile motor in it. My husband is a mechanic by trade and he says the motor is too heavy for the car. Also, this boy puts his car together any old way and my husband says it is a wonder it stays in one piece for an hour. The minute we criticize this boy or his car our daughter bursts into tears. Do we have a right to say anything or not? DEAR PARENTS: It's the DUTY of parents to keep their children safe. If your husband feels that this boy's car is dangerous, he should tell the BOY (not your daughter) and if possible, help him to put something safer together. DEAR ABBY: I am in love with a wonderful girl and want to ask her to marry me but I cannot. I have a good job, no debts, a nice bankroll, and a record. A few years ago I was a wild teen-ager and started playing around with marijuana and before long I was addicted to heroin. I spent six months in a hospital at Lexington, Ky., then I was sentenced to a Federal Correction Institute for 3 months followed by two years parole. I paid for my mistake, "kicked" the habit and haven't been in trouble since. My girl and her family know of my record so that's no problem, but I am constantly being picked up by the police for investigation. Can I ask a wife to put up with this? May be your answer will help others in the same boat. There are lots of us. SHADOWED DEAR SHADOWED: If you love her enough you can ask her—and if she loves you enough she will accept you for what you are today. If you behave yourself long enough, you won't be "picked up" forever. Higher Costs Cancel Family Income Gains WASHINGTON (UPI) — Hall of the nation's families had income above $5,050 in 1958—a $20 increase from 1957's median family income, the Commerce Department reported today. But the increase was more than cancelled out by rising prices—the early part of 1958 so that pachasing power of the families clined slightly. Averaging developments for years 1947-57, the department said that real, after-tax income family has risen about 1% per cent a year. One reason for the steady provement was the growing portion of wives who work. The report also showed that was no change in 1958 in income distribution. Fourteen per cent all families and single persons had incomes under $2,000 and 1 per cent fell into the $10,000 more category. The bulk of the income fell in the middle categories-per cent in the $2,000-$3,999 group 25 per cent between $4,000 and $5,999 and 17 per cent earn $6,000-$7,999. Anaheimer Honored For Insurance Sales N. D. Ford: Anaheim representative of the Lincoln National Life Insurance Company and member of the N. J. Nelson Agency in Los Angeles, gained national recognition for his personalduction record for March and first three months of 1959, it just been announced by Henry Persons, Vice President and director of Agencies. Follow-Up Expansion Needed for VA Patients Some of the greatest needs in the field of social work voluntary service in the United States is for expansion of follow-up services to disband veterans after hospital discharge, national representatives of voluntary organizations were in Washington, D.C., today. The finding was contained in a report of a social work study group on Veterans Administration Volunteer Service National Advisory Committee, which was presented at the 21st Annual Meeting of the committee, held at the Sheraton-Hiton Hotel. Membership of the study group includes representatives of 11 national voluntary organizations, with Helen Armstrong of the American National Red Cross and Roger Cumming, director of VA medical work service, as co-leaders. DEAR ABBY: I am in love with a wonderful girl and her marry me but I cannot. I have a good job, no debts, a nice bankroll, and a record. A few years ago I was a wild teenager and started playing around with marijuana and before long I was addicted to heroin. I spent six months in a hospital at Lexington, Ky., then I was sentenced to a Federal Correction Institute for 3 months followed by two years parole. I paid for my mistake, "kicked" the habit and haven't been in trouble since. My girl and her family know of my record so that's no problem, but I am constantly being picked up by the police for investigation. Can I ask a wife to put up with this? May be your answer will help others in the same boat. There are lots of us. SHADOWED: DEAR SHADOWED: If you love her enough you can ask her—and if she loves you enough she will accept you for what you are today. If you behave yourself long enough, you won't be "picked up" forever. DEAR ABBY: Is there any DEFINITE proof of the parentage of a baby if the mother has been with several different men? How conclusive is a blood test? Just what would one prove? Please give me an authoritative reply soon. WORRIED: A blood test will prove only who the baby's father ISN'T . . . not who the baby's father IS. "How can I get him to notice me?" Get Abby's booklet, "What Every Teenager Wants To Know." Send 25 cents and a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope to ABBY in care of this paper. For a personal reply, write to ABBY in care of this paper. Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope. (Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.) FREE PLANTING — Boys and girls of Jacqueline Bartlett's kindergarten class at George Washington School witness the planting of a tree as Mrs. Verne Kannianen applies the finishing touches. Also present during the planting was Grace Finefrock, principal. The tree was given to the school by Botts Nursery. Heartst Castle Crowd Problem Forecast SACRAMENTO (UPI) — The state Park Commission was urged today to make arrangements to handle expected overflow crowds in summer at the Heartst Castle Park at San Simone. Mary, Queen of Scots, who was beheaded in 1587, was reputed to have a different wig — or "pere-wyke" — for every day of the year, according to the National Geographic Magazine. DUKE'S A RANCHER FALLBROOK, Calif. (UPI) — Duke Snider, star Los Angeles Dodgers outfieldder, has a lemonavocado ranch which he tends here during the off-season. 60 Fahulous Stores! Dearst Castle Crowd Problem Forecast SACRAMENTO (UPI) — The state Park Commission was urged today to make arrangements to handle expected overflow crowds this summer at the Hearst Castle State Park at San Simeon. T. Louis Chess, spokesman for the Mission Trails Association, urged that the intra-park bus schedule be stepped up, and the average tour time curtailed. Chess estimated there would be many as 1,000 persons a day turned away this summer. Newton B. Drury, chef of the state Division of Beaches and Parks, said that curtailing the length of the tours and increasing the average number of visitors quality." "It's applied in the theater for years," said Commissioner Leo Carrillo. "Those who're fortunate enough to have their tickets, can get in. Those who don't, will have wait." "We're very conscious about reopening the place," Carrillo said. The commission took Chess' suggestions under advisement. Mary, Queen of Scots, who was beheaded in 1587, was reputed to have a different wig — or "pere-wyke" — for every day of the year, according to the National Geographic Magazine. DUKE'S A RANCHER FALLBROOK, Calif. (UPI) — Duke Snider, star Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder, has a lemon-avocado ranch which he tends here during the off-season. 60 Fabulous Stores! ORANGE County PLAZA Chapman Brookhurst GARDEN GROVE Grand Opening Celebration THURS.-FRI.-SAT., APRIL 23-24-25 PLUMBING Dependable Repairs STEVE KISH 147 No. Los Angeles St Industrial - Residential KE 5-4824 MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1228 Lincoln, Anaheim Phone KE 5-5450 Other Costs Cancel Family Income Gains WASHINGTON (UPI) — Half of the nation's families had incomes be $5,050 in 1958 — a $20 income from 1957's median family line, the Commerce Department reported today. The increase was more than called out by rising prices in early part of 1958 so that puring power of the families deliver slightly. Araging developments for the 1947-57, the department said real, after-tax income per year has risen about 1¼ per a year. The reason for the steady immement was the growing precession of wives who work. The report also showed there no change in 1958 in income butation. Fourteen per cent of families and single persons incomes under $2,000 and five percent fell into the $10,000 or category. The bulk of the Income units in the middle categories—22 percent in the $2,000-$3,999 group, per cent between $4,000 and and 17 per cent earning $7,999. Heimer Honored Insurance Sales D. Ford. Anaheim representenance of the Lincoln National Insurance Company and a member of the N. J. Nelson Agention Los Angeles, gained nationrecognition for his personal procord record for March and the three months of 1959, it has been announced by Henry W. Bons, Vice President and Dirctor of Agencies. YMCA Center Plans Opposed in Fullerton FULLERTON (OCNS) — Bearing 242 signatures, a petition opposing YMCA plans for a 6.6-acre North Orange County Chapter Center at the northeast corner of Nicolas and Malvern Aves., was submitted to the Planning Commission Tuesday morning. Spokesmen for the group are Thomas Stowe, 801 Casa Blanca Dr., Robert Steinmeyer, 609 Lemon Hill Terrace, and Armin Klemm, 600 Lemon Hill Terrace. Stowe said the petitioners are opposed to the intended use, not to the YMCA itself. The YMCA has applied for a rezoning from R-1 to R-3, plus a conditional use permit. A hearing is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. April 28. Peak Cement Earnings Totalled by Permanente OAKLAND (UPI) — Permanente Cement Co. today reported record first quarter sales of $16,272,000 compared with $11,563,000 in the first three months of 1958. Now days we think nothing of picking up the sports pages and reading of some gal breaking a golf, track, swimming, bowling, some other sport record, but it wasn't always so... During Civil War days the game of croquet arrived in the U.S. from jolly old England, and it marked the first time the ladies partici­pated in an outdoor sport. Because of the slow pace and gen­mosphere it became-known as the "courting game." The ladies have now moved into the bowling centers. They partici­pate in the game on an equal basis with the men, rolling in four tournaments, in leagues and in match games. Since bowling in the ALL family sport, it provides entertainment for everyone from the kiddies to the grandfolks. Plans show an administrative unit with offices clubroom and general purpose room as the first unit to be constructed on the north part of the hillside property. Additional units to the southeast will include an athletic area and swimming pool. YMCA officials said the center would also be available during daylight hours on weekdays for use by senior citizens. Speaking of mixed leagues, we'd like to contro­tulate the Linbrook-sponsored team made up of Mr. and Mrs. Syd Hallamore and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Westlake, who combined to capture the Sunday night Mixed • Four League at WonderBowl. The ladies have taken an ex­treme interest in our TV Derby, and have been rolling hot 'n heavy in an effort to qualify for a TV appearance. Anyone with a league average may qualify at Linbrook. Try it, loads of fun. Don't forget our instruction courses at Linbrook ladies, four weeks, and everything is free. Next classes start Friday, April 24 at 1 a.m., or April 27 at 1 p.m., Lee Klein instructing. And don't forget, ladies, you're welcome dressed as you are at Lin- Insurance Sales D. Ford. Anaheim representance of the Loncoln National Insurance Company and a member of the N. J. Nelson Agenlos Angeles, gained nationrecognition for his personal protection record for March and the three months of 1959, it has been announced by Henry W. Bons, Vice President and Direr of Agencies. Ranked first in the sale of insurance for March, third sale of group insurance for first three months, eighth in sales for March, and 21st in sales for the first three months. OPEN TILL 9 P.M.I! 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