anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-23

HOW MANY SCHOLARS WILL AN ISETTA 300 HOLD?—Scholars of the Quarter at Rancho Alamitos High School fit easily with plenty of elbow room. Chosen as top boy and girl in each class for third quarter are: seniors (front) Tony Afdahl and Rosanne Mystrom; freshmen (on the headlights) Sandra Silverman and Dennis Parker; sophomores (third row) Sherry Hanson and Keith Van Zandt; and juniors (rear) Vic Ashford and Myra Ford. Rancho Top Scholars for Semester Announced SECTION C Civic Club Fine Arts GARDEN GROVE — FIRST Section of the Woman's Club of Garden Grove elected Mr. Claussen as chairman of the clubhouse on April 14th, for next year when they move to a new location. Officers chosen to serve Mrs. Claussen were: Mr.erson Stanley, co-chairman Oliver J. Hisch, secretary Mrs. Stanley will co-art instructor. The program was presented students of Rancho Alamitos School. Introduced by the Instructor, Mrs. Douglas Pat Moore spoke on Ella and Sharon Brown sketches made by student her talk on fashion design Raddatz talked on genetics Interesting paintings and done by students were on A girls' trio, consisting of Crawford, Karin Hansen, Rausch, directed by Mr. Ulvilden of the Music Department presented two numbers. Luncheon chairman, Ms. McNulty, presided over a gaily decorated with sprinklers. Her assistants were Carey Logan and James huff. HOW MANY SCHOLARS WILL AN ISETTA 300 HOLD?—Scholars of the Quarter at Rancho Alamitos High School fit easily, with plenty of elbow room. Chosen as top boy and girl in each class for third quarter are: seniors (front) Tony Afdahl and Rosanne Mystrom; freshmen (on the headlights) Sandra Silverman and Dennis Parker; sophomores (third row) Sherry Hanson and Keith Van Zandt; and juniors (rear) Vic Ashford and Myra Ford. Rancho Top Scholars for Semester Announced GARDEN GROVE — Rancho Alamitos High School announces the names of the two top scholars in each class for the third marking period. These scholars will be part of a group of 32 top scholars, from whom the two highest in each class will be presented with trophies as Scholars of the Year. Recognizing top scholars each quarter is a new idea in the Garden Grove Union High School District this year. Winning the honors in the Senior Mathematics Contest Slated at Cal Poly GARDEN GROVE — Scholarships and prizes will reward the winners in mathematics competition for top rating high school students at California Polytechnic on April 25. A full day's schedule of contests and observation of classes has been planned, including a tour of the campus. A similar program was held at Orange Coast College last Friday. Students from Garden Grove High School who will enter the competition include Clayton Maxwell, Bruce Brandt, Steve Derner, Richard Hupp and Frank Vullett. All students are in the classes of Mrs. Mary Alice King and Mrs. William Sundell. TRY OUR PERSONALIZED SHIRT SERVICE TOO! • Professional finish for perfect fit • Missing or broken buttons replaced • Starch "As you like it" Try it now — you'll be glad you did! Class are Tony Afdahl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon M. Afdahl, 9021 Aldgate, and Rosanne Mystrom daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Mystrom, 8371 Augusta Drive, Vic Ashford, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ashford, 12941 Adelle, and Myra Ford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville L. Ford, 12601 Dale, bead the Junior Class scholastically. Sophomore leaders are Keith Van Zandt, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Van Zandt, 14171 Brookhurst, and Sherry Hanson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hanson, 8882 Hopl Road, while Dennis Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Parker, 13321 Hale Ave., and Sandra Silverman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Silverman, 13211 Donegal Drive, share freshman honors. Tony and Rosanne are both considering Long Beach State College for next fall. Tony is planning on a career in engineering. He is editor of the student newspaper, La Voz, this year. Rosanne has served as Girls' League president and is a member of Golden Spur and Scholarship Club. Vic is a member of the Scholarship, Bible and Science Clubs. Myra, an active member of the Debate Club, has a wide range of career interests — doctor, lawyer, or English and history teacher. The art field interests Sherry Hanson, who is president of the Art Club. She is also a member of the Science and Spanish Clubs. Keith, whose favorite pastime is music, tots the trumpet in the band. Sandra Silverman is a second semester arrival at Rancho. She enjoys swimming and reading. Dennis Parker plays the guitar, but Elvis doesn't have to worry because Dennis is planning to become an electrical engineer or baseball player. Orange County Couple Married in Las Vegas Marriage vows were recited and rings exchanged on April 10, in the Chapel of the White Stars in Las Vegas, Nev., by Bernice Stoney and Brian Selfthey at her talk on fashion design. Raddatz talked on genetics interesting paintings and done by students were on A girls' trio, consisting of Crawford, Karin Hansen, Rausch, directed by Ms Ulvilden of the Music Department presented two numbers. Luncheon chairman, Ms McNulty, presided over gaily decorated with spiders. Her assistants were Carey Logan and James Buff. An active and interest gram is planned for next section invites club to participate in the grievities. Leadership Training Course Planner GARDEN GROVE — tion slips, together with information and the program Leadership Training Course sponsored by the Women Club of Garden Grove at their clubhouse, have to 29 clubs in Garden City an additional 37 organizations throughout the county; to Mrs. L. J. Tucker, put the club. These registration baggage with a fee of $2 per which will include lunchtubehouse, are to be rew May 10 to Mrs. Cortlande more, 12882 Valencia Way Grove. Any organization celving the slips, or interested in obtaining mation, may call Mrs Simmons or Miss Grace both at 1747 Heather Heim, KE 5-2390. This one day course planned to acquaint new officers of organization county with their new also new members in their capabilities and best advantage. It is also to guide non-members to be more helpful citizens communities into programs so that their ability be used to the fullest eBurdett R. Harrison Beach, well-known inst speaker in Southern CA director of this course planning a general session the morning followed PERSONAL SHIRT SERVICE TOO! Professional finish for perfect fit Missing or broken buttons replaced Starch "As you like it" Try it now — you'll be glad you did! Sesma CLEANERS and LAUNDRY East Anaheim Alpha Beta Shopping Center West Anaheim MIDT W. La Palma at Euclid Downtown Anaheim 130 Elm Street KE 5-3819 Orange County Couple Married in Las Vegas Marriage vows were recited and rings exchanged on April 10, in the Chapel of the White Stars in Las Vegas, Nev., by Bernice Stoney and Price Selbert. They were attended by the daughter and son-in-law of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Gartner Jr., of Los Angeles. For her wedding, the bride chose a light blue suit with which she wore white accessories. A white rosebud corsage completed her ensemble. The new Mrs. Selbert was formerly employed as a cashier at Knott's Berry Farm and was a resident of Fullerton. The bride-groom was a former resident of Cypress and Anaheim. They will make their home in Miami, Fla., where Selbert is associated with the Aldon Construction Co. OVERWEIGHT & BULGING EXCESS FAT Should Be IMMEDIATELY Eliminated If you WANT a Shapely Symmetrical Figure and today for this New METABOLISM Book (We Have NO Medicine, Diet or Anything Else to Sell You) No matter how many Diets or other measures you have tried, this instructive METABOLISM BOOK will enable you to understand your own case and may save you years of misery and embarrassment. Diet alone is NOT, and never has been, the only answer to the problem of excess fat. This Book contains information generally known only to specialists. It explains the physiology of human metabolism and the relation between glandular function and obesity. It tells why some individuals can eat all they wish and never gain in weight. You are told HOW overweight can be corrected and WHERE to look for HELP near your home. A Book is sent only to those who want and need to reduce the edition is limited. Notice may not appear again. Write at once—today for your copy. SEND 4 (Four Cent) Stamps (16e) 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(RARInc.) Dept. GAG Box 1214, Albuquerque, N.M. YES WE HAVE Homogenized Vitamin "D" HALF GALLLE Save—on all dairy Fast—and courteous—Carnation Ice—Complete Breast LUKEN DRIVE-IN DA 425 S. Placentia Anaheim PR Open Daily 7 a.m. Closed Sundays The Bulletin County Olive Williams—Editor SECTION C Thursday, April 23, 1959 Civic Club Fine Arts Section Elects Officers GARDEN GROVE — Fine Arts Section of the Woman’s Civic Club of Garden Grove elected Mrs. Otto Claussen as chairman of the group for next year when they met at the clubhouse on April 14th, for lunch. Officers chosen to serve with Mrs. Claussen were: Mmes. Emerson Stanley, co-chairman, and Oliver J. Hisch, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Stanley will continue as art instructor. The program was presented by students of Rancho Alamitos High School. Introduced by their art instructor, Mrs. Douglas Wright, Pat Moore spoke on Fine Arts, and Sharon Brown displayed sketches made by students with her talk on fashion design. Mary Raddatz talked on general art. Interesting paintings and posters done by students were on exhibit. A girls’ trio, consisting of Nancy Crawford, Karin Hansen, and Vicki Rausch, directed by Miss Carol Ulvilden of the Music Department, presented two numbers. Luncheon chairman, Mrs. W. J. McNulty, presided over the table, gaily decorated with spring flowers. Her assistants were Mmes. Carey Logan and James B. Carkhuff. An active and interesting pro- Voters to Decide On Over-Ride Tax YORBA LINDA — Voters in the Yorba Linda School District will go to the polls May 19 to decide on the proposed 50-cent over-ride tax for the local elementary district as well as elect three new board members in district. Candidates for positions on the boards of Fulerton Union High School and Junior College will also be on the ballot. According to a report submitted recently by Superintendent Jerome Edwards, next year’s budget for the operation of Yorba Linda’s present school and the new Plumosa Ave. School will have an estimated shortage of $33,950. This, he said, will be due to the hiring of three additional teachers, one new clerk, nominal raises for the present 21 employees and the added maintenance, supplies, and equipment costs for the new school. The proposed 50-cent over-ride tax will increase the anticipated operating funds by an estimated $34,107. The present tax for the elementary school is .99 plus .22 for bonded indebtedness. Centralia District Scheduled Kindergarten Round-Up May 4-5 Each year in May, Centralia School district launches into an important operation which has been dubbed “Kindergarten Round-up.” Parents of children who will be eligible to start school in the fall are urged to register at a school in the district nearest their homes. A rough estimate places the number of beginners who are expected to be housed in classrooms next September at the 1000 mark. Glen H. Dysinger, Sr., district superintendent, opines that enough emphasis cannot be given registration of kindergarteners who already live in the district. The round-up is slated for May 4 and 5 with an introduction to kindergarten, or “orientation meeting,” on May 6. The district will need to know how to plan for teachers, Dysinger points out, without placing a burden on administrators when school opens next school year. Kindergartens in California are not compulsory under law, but Centralia district desires to house as many as are eligible to attend, the superintendent said, and avoid long waiting lists which result when the number of enrollees is not accurately determined. Members of PTA’s in each of the schools will assist in the registra-tion. Birth certificates or valid evidence of the child’s such as doctor or hospital records will be required, and only those birthdays occur on or before December 1, 1954, are eligible for a child shall be four years nine months on or before September 1. At the orientation meeting Wednesday afternoon, Ma-youngsters will visit a kindergarten room while adults are bined in district policies and pures. Schools in Centralia d are Buena Terra, 8299 Holdemira Linda, 8699 Holder St., mond Temple, 7800 Holdemira Walter Knott, 7300 La Palma Glen H. Dysinger, Sr., 7770 Villa Dr., all of Buena Park Centralia School, 7341 I Ave., Anaheim. Families who live near the Oro Grande school at 8301 Dr. in Buena Park will attend at the school in their area children are present attentive. GG Republican Work To Attend Conventi-tion Fotoguild to Show Winning Color Slides Fotoguild of Orange County, will sponsor a projection showing of the 12th International Color Slide Ex- Leadership Training Course Planned GARDEN GROVE — Registration slips, together with general information and the program of the Leadership Training Course to be sponsored by the Woman’s Civic Club of Garden Grove on May 20 at their clubhouse, have been sent to 29 clubs in Garden Grove and an additional 37 organizations throughout the county, according to Mrs. L. J. Tucker, president of the club. These registration blanks, together with a fee of $2 per person, which will include lunch at the clubhouse, are to be returned by May 10 to Mrs. Cortland P. Gilmore, 12882 Valencia Way, Garden Grove. Any organization not receiving the slips, or individual interested in obtaining more information, may call Mrs. Esther Simmons or Miss Grace Hedstrom, both at 1747 Heather Lane, Anaheim, KE 5-2300. This one day course is being planned to acquaint newly elected officers of organizations of the county with their new duties and also new members in utilizing their capabilities and skills to the best advantage. It is also designed to guide non-members who wish to be more helpful citizens in their communities into proper affiliations, so that their abilities may be used to the fullest extent. Burdett R. Harrison of Newport Beach, well-known instructor and speaker in Southern California, is director of this course, and is planning a general session during the morning followed by six after present school and the new Plumosa Ave. School will have an estimated shortage of $33,950. This, he said, will be due to the hiring of three additional teachers, one new clerk, nominal raises for the present 21 employees and the added maintenance, supplies, and equipment costs for the new school. The proposed 50-cent over-ride tax will increase the anticipated operating funds by an estimated $34,107. The present tax for the elementary school is .99 plus .22 for bonded indebtedness. Loan Needed to Prepare Sanitary Sewer Plan YORBA LINDA — At a special meeting of the Yorba Linda County Water District last week, the board of directors passed a resolution to file an application with the Housing and Home Finance Agency of the Federal Government in request of a loan of $5000 to prepare a Sanitary Sewer Plan for the district. At the regular meeting of the district board on April 8, a resolution was introduced and carried naming the Yorba Linda branch of Bank of America as the depository of the accounts. An evaluation of the Mutual Water Company assets was presented to the board by George Kay of James Montgomery and Associates.. The firm of Dleih Evans and Company was employed to provide auditing and accounting service. The district went on record as opposing giving the Public Utilities Commission control of all public utilities owned utilities in the same manner that they regulate private utility corporations. Assistance League To Elect Officers GARDEN GROVE — Election of new officers will highlight the April 28 meeting of the Grove Auxiliary to the Assistance League of Santa Ana which will be held in the Nichols Manor home of Mrs. Angelo Dagradi. Installation has been set for a dinner meeting May 26 at the Harris Restaurant, Harbor and Katella. Mrs. Robert Smith is in charge of arrangements for the installation dinner. Mrs. John Lynde will preside at Tuesday’s meeting, with Mrs. Myron S. Robinson reporting on the auxiliary’s chill booth at the recent Strawberry Festival. Mrs. Roy Loud, chairman of the forthcoming Orange County Antique Show and Sale, will announce the dates set for the event which will when the number of enrollees is not accurately determined. Members of PTA’s in each of the schools will assist in the registra-tion. Fotoguild to Show Winning Color Slides Fotoguild of Orange County, will sponsor a projection showing of the 12th International Color Slide Exhibition of El Camino Real of Glendale, in Santa Ana, Monday April 27, at the Smedley Junior High School Auditorium, 2120 W. Edinger Street, at 8:00 p.m. Some 3,000 color slides from all over the world have been submitted in salon and the judging was done by projection and electoral scoring in Glendale. From those submitted, 819 entries were accepted and S3 will receive the designation of an award or honorable mention. Among the awards will be the Photographic Society of America Gold Medal, five El Camino Real Gold medals, 10 El Camino Real Silver medals and 37 honorable mention ribbons. 6000 of these winning slides will be shown in Santa Ana under the direction of El Camino Real club members and include Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norgaard, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kay and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hayward. Arrangements locally are being made by a committee of the Fotoguild headed by Kenneth Sloop and Adin Wimpey of Santa Ana and Ross Phegley of Anaheim. Mrs. Everett Parks of Santa Ana, president, will welcome the guests and present the program. The showing is open to the public. Emblem Club to Meet In Woman’s Clubhouse BUENA PARK — Members of the Emblem Club enjoyed the hospitality of the home of Mrs. Leon Lane, 12356 Underhill, Anaheim, for their April meeting held last week. Following the business meeting conducted by Mrs. Carl Jensen, a social evening was enjoyed. The next meeting is scheduled for April 27 at 8 p.m. in the Buena Park Woman’s Clubhouse, 11th and Grand Avenues. All meetings hereafter will be held at the Woman’s Clubhouse instead of the homes of the members, Mrs. Jen-sen has announced. Burdett R. Harrison of Newport Beach, well-known instructor and speaker in Southern California, is director of this course, and is planning a general session during the morning, followed by six afternoon workshops conducted by qualified instructors. These workshops will be of half hour duration, and each person in attendance may join three classes. These will include: presidents, vice-presidents and chairman; secretaries, amenities, hospitality; budget, finance and money raising; parliamentary procedure; publicity; and basic club principles. A general evaluation and discussion of benefits obtained during the day will close the meeting. "MAKE MINE MILK" YES WE HAVE IT Homogenized Vitamin "D" 41½° HALF GALLON Save—on all dairy products Fast—and courteous service Cornation Ice Cream Complete Broad Line LUKENS DRIVE-IN DAIRY 425 E. Placentia Ave. Anaheim PR 4-5447 Open Daily 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Closed Sunday INSTALLATION has been set for a dinner meeting May 26 at the Harris Restaurant, Harbor and Katella. Mrs. Robert Smith is in charge of arrangements for the installation dinner. Mrs. John Lynde will preside at Tuesday's meeting, with Mrs. Myron S. Robinson reporting on the auxiliary's chill booth at the recent Strawberry Festival. Mrs. Roy Loud, chairman of the forthcoming Orange County Antique Show and Sale, will announce the dates set for the event, which will be held Sept. 18 through 21 at Retail Clerks Union Auditorium in Buena Park. A complete sell-out of the available 27 booths has already been announced. Assisting Mrs. Dagradi with the refreshments for the social hour to follow the meeting will be Mme Ralph Kingsbury and William E. Adams. WOULD YOU BELIEVE THIS!! AT OUR CURRENT RATE • INVEST $50 a Month with us for 15 years • THEN WITHDRAW $50 per month for the next 15 years • YOU WILL THEN HAVE LEFT Over $10,000 in your account. KEYSTONE Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 312 W. Center St., Anaheim KEystone 3-3188 Scheduled Me-Up May 4-5 Birth certificates or other child evidence of the child's birth such as doctor or hospital records will be required, and only children whose birthdays occur on or before December 1, 1954, are eligible. California state law provides that child shall be four years and one months on or before September 1. At the orientation meeting on Wednesday afternoon, May 6, kindergartens will visit a kindergarten room while adults are briefed district policies and procedures. Schools in Centralia district include Buena Terra, 8299 Holder St., Irma Linda, 8099 Holder St., Raymond Temple, 7800 Holder St., Walter Knott, 7300 La Palma Ave., Den H. Dysinger, Sr., 7770 Camelia Dr., all of Buena Park, and Centralia School, 7341 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim. Families who live near the new Grode school at 8301 Mars Jr. in Buena Park will register at the school in their area where children are presently attending. SG Republican Women To Attend Convention GARDEN GROVE — Delegates from Garden Grove to the Convention of the Orange County Federation of Republican women will be Mrs. Henry G. Portz, president of the local Federated club, Mrs. Donald Jordan and alternate, Mrs. Herbert Hoover. The convention will be held at Disneyland Hotel, FARMERETTE — Exciting dreams of a royal title if she wins the district dairy princess contest on Dairy Day at Disneyland on April 25, doesn't stop 17-year-old Irene Giacomi of Artesia, from her daily chores of feeding the young helper calves at her father's dairy. Two princesses will be chosen to represent their area at the state-wide contest in May for the title of California Dairy Princess. Contestants must be the daughter of a dairyman and an exciting reign is promised the winner. Dairymen to Have ‘Fun’ Day The second annual “Dairy Day,” Bernardino-Rivershire counties and held on April 25 in the Holidayland section of Disneyland, pays tribute GARDEN GROVE — Delegates from Garden Grove to the Convention of the Orange County Federation of Republican women will be Mrs. Henry G. Portz, president of the local Federated club, Mrs. Ronald Jordan and alternate, Mrs. Herbert Hoover. The convention will be held at Disneyland Hotel, Anaheim, on April 28th beginning at 9 a.m. The speaker, F. V. Cowag, will deliver his address following the luncheon, which will be held at 12:30 p.m. Cowing is chairman of the Lay Commission of the Joint Interim Committee on Education of the State of California. Those who will serve on the following committees will be: creentials, Mrs. H. G. Eortz, chairman, 12221 Acacia St., Garden Grove; reservations, Mrs. Leroy Lyon, Jr., chairman, 528 West Princeton Circle Fullerton; nominating, Mrs. Dan Driacoll, chairman, Corona Del Mar; by-laws, Mrs. Robert Marshall, chairman, Newport Beach; hospitality and decorations, Mrs. Irma Ray, chairman, Anaheim; special guests, Mrs. Hildred Ferrell, chairman, Anaheim; resolutions, Mrs. Hildred Ferrell, chairman; program, Mrs. Martin Erk, Fullerton. Guests are welcome at the luncheon and program. Make reservations through the Republican Central Committee Headquarters, 2675 N. Main, Santa Ana, Te. KI-3 5228. April 25, doesn't stop 17-year-old Irene Glacomi of Artesia, from her daily chores of feeding the young helper calves at her father's dairy. Two princesses will be chosen to represent their area at the state-wide contest in May for the title of California Dairy Princess. Contestants must be the daughter of a dairyman and an exciting reign is promised the winner. Dairymen to Have ‘Fun’ Day The second annual “Dairy Day,” held on April 25 in the Holidayland section of Disneyland, pays tribute to the dairymen of Southern California, who, by their efforts, have succeeded in making dairying one of the major industries of this area. This will be the largest number of dairymen and their families ever to gather at one time and a gigantic “fun-day” is in store for them, according to William Cecil, chairman of the event. There will be the colorful and exciting World’s Championship Hay Bucking Contest, when five teams of two men each will load and unload two tons (64 bales) of hay each. These brawny hay buckers exhibit amazing skill and strength as they work against time and a stopwatch. An integral part of the festivities is the choosing of two District Dairy Processors, from among dairymen’s daughters, to represent their districts at the statewide contest, held by the American Dairy Association in May at Los Banos, where they will vie for the title of California Dairy Princess. Districts are divided into the San Bernardino-Riverside counties and the Los Angeles-Ventura-Orange counties. Judging the District contest will be: Jess Tapp, chairman of the board of the Bank of America; Jimmy Dodd, famous TV personality; W. B. Woodburn, manager of the California Dairy Industry Advisory Board; Jim Todd, KFI Farm Director; Mrs. Valley Knudsen, Knudsen Creamery; Mrs. Gilbert Brockmeyer, Ardens Farms Co.; and Mrs. Fran Robertson of the Oakland, East Bay Producers Milk Council. Sponsors of “Dairy Day” include co-op associations, grain and hay companies, dairy supply and service concerns and creameries. BEEKEEPERS TO MEET Orange County Beekeepers will hold a field meeting on April 25 at 10 a.m. at Leonard Scriven’s waghouse, 528 North Parker, Orange. Highlight of the meeting will be a talk by Charles Reed on “Alfalfa Pollination” for the coming season. Everyone is invited to bring a picnic lunch to enjoy at the Orange City Park following the meeting. One hour from now this woman will receive $5,600 This retailer needs cash now to take advantage of a manufacturer's discount. She just telephoned the Bank of America branch where she does business. One hour from now she'll stop by the bank and get the loan she needs. 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