anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-06

Stocks NEW YORK (UPI) — Stock market action continued irregular early today with strength noted in a good sized list of individual specialties. Electronics continued in demand with gains in the group running past 9 points in Motorola which opened at 114. Zenith rose 3¼, General Time, Radio Corp. and Magnavox around 2 points. General Dynamics responded to news of a $33,500,000 rocket contract award with a gain of more than a point. North American Aviation gained over 1 and Martin Co. was up close to 2, with the latter reflecting several large contract awards. Bristol Myers rose 3 points in the drugs, Thiokol nearly 3 in the chemicals. Bell & Howell ran up another 5 points and there were good gains in General Electric, General Tire, Maytag, General Foods, Philadelphia, Reading, Wagner Electric, Corning Glass, Admiral Corp. Leading steels were firm. Motors improved fractionally with Ford up nearly a point. Rails were easier on balance. Corporation Officers For Anaheim Gazette Named A new corporation to handle the publishing of the Anaheim Gazette has been formed today with Bert J. Abraham as president. Abraham will own the controlling interest in the new corporation Mrs. Henry Kuchel will be vice president and her son, Ted, will be secretary-treasurer. Senator Thomas Kuchel, another son, will be on the Board of Directors of the new corporation. Kuchel family will retain the remaining interest in the paper. Jail Building Approval Explained by County SANTA ANA (OCNS) — County supervisors let it be known that they have "approved", as well as "accepted" preliminary plans for a downtown Santa Ana county jail building and sheriff's offices. During the Tuesday supervisorial meeting, the clerk to the board pointed out that her records showed the board had voted last week to "accept" the preliminary plans. However, she noted that a resolution prepared by the county's county counsel's office indicated that the board had "approved" the plans. Assistant County Counsel George Holden explained that "accept" and "approve" mean the same thing — as far as supervisorial action is concerned. Board members agreed that they had "approved the plans, as well as "accept" them. Bids for Big Highway Job by Fullerton Called State Division of Highways has called for bids on a large-scale highway project on Whittier Boulevard-Fullerton Road in Orange County. The project involves grading and paving to widen 6.5 miles of Whittier Blvd., and Fullerton Road (State Highway No. 2) to a four-lane divided highway between Valley Home Ave., at the Los Angeles County line in La Habra, and Brea Blvd., in Fullerton. A total of $1,700,000 is available for the project. Bids will be open June 4 in Los Angeles. Plans also call for widening of the Fullerton overhead over the Union Pacific Railroad, and installation or modification of traffic signals at several intersections. Find Negro Men Victim Execu By Gunshots By CLIFF SESSIONS United Press International POPLARVILLE, Miss. (U) A young Negro rape suspect naped from his unguarded cell was "executed" by two shots, a coroner's jury Tuesday. The Negro, Mack Charles ker, 23, was abducted from Pearl River County Court jail a week ago last Saturday body was found floating in Pearl River 20 miles west here Monday morning. During the inquest, the 4 FBI investigation team and sissipil state highway patrol intensified their hunt for the mob that seized Parker. He was beaten in his car fore nine or 10 hooded and a white men carried him down three flights of stairs waiting car. Moments later convoy of four or five cars ried him away from this Mississippi town. Parker was buried at his town of Lumberton, Miss., day. His mother was believed route to California to visit her. She left Monday before ing of the discovery of her body. Pearl River County District Vernon Broom filed charges immediately after jury's decision. The charges against persons unknown, addition to kidnap charges is the case by the state of sippl. A new corporation to handle the publishing of the Anaheim Gazette has been formed today with Bert J. Abraham as president. Abraham will own the controlling interest in the new corporation Mrs. Henry Kuchel will be vice president and her son, Ted, will be secretary-treasurer. Senator Thomas Kuchel, another son, will be on the Board of Directors of the new corporation. Kuchel family will retain the remaining interest in the paper. ANNOUNCEMENTS CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Irene Martin, will always hold in grateful remembrance, the many kind expressions of sympathy, shown them in their recent bereavement. The R. L. Martin family OBITUARIES SUTTON, Letha M. of $30 Barry Street, Anaheim, passed away Monday after a prolonged illness born in Texas and has been a resident of Anaheim 18 years, 30 years in California. Mrs. Sutton is a member of the Church of Jesus Christ, L.D.S. Anaheim Ward. Survived by 1 daughter Mrs. Forestine L. Latham of Anaheim, 1 sister Mrs. Hazel Boyles of Texas and 1 nephew James S. Boyles of Texas. Funeral services will be held in the Chapel of Backs-Troutman and Kaulbars Thursday 2:00 p.m. Bishop Paul S. Arnold will officiate and the entombment will be made in Melrose Abbey Mausoleum. RODRIQUEZ, Engracia C. of 1154 Parry Street Anaheim passed away Monday after a short illness, 61 years of age born in Mexico and has been a resident of Anaheim 30 years. Mrs. Rodriques is a member of St. Boniface Catholic Church of Anaheim, survived by her husband Jose Rodriguez, 2 daughters Concha R. Cruz and Carmen Olvera of Anaheim, 1 son Joe Rodriguez of Anaheim, 2 brothers Jose Canales of Mexico and Santiago Canales of Anaheim, 1 sister Mrs. Mitchela Verdin of Anaheim. Rosary will be said in the Chapel of Backs-Troutman and Kaulbars Friday 7:30 p.m. Mass will be celebrated at St. Boniface Church Saturday 9:00 a.m. Interment will be made in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. FLORISTS Burglary of Anaheim Concrete Firm Told The Anaheim Concrete Construction Company office at 708 E. Sycamore, was reported the victim of a burglary at 9:45 a.m. Wednesday morning, by Nancy J. Cornellius, an employee of the company. The crime, which accounted for the loss of a typewriter valued at $76 and nothing more, occurred sometime between the 5 p.m. closing time Monday, and the discovery at 9 a.m., the following morning. The building was apparently entered through the rear door, which has a defective lock. No signs of forcible entry could be discovered. Scratch marks on the rear door's lock hasp were accounted for by the fact that employees often had to employ a screwdriver to open the defective lock. Local Robbery 'Solved' By Arrest of Suspect The March 12 holdup of the Five Points Liquor Store has been solved with the apprehension of Bernard Jerry Langan, 23, of Southgate, by Lynwood police, Anaheim officers said today. Four robbery complaints have been filed against Langan by Lynwood police and he has admitted to them the commission of several more robberies in the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area. His admission of the Five Points holdup closed the Anaheim police department's book on the crime. Langan was picked up for questioning May 4, and it was at that time that he made his confessions. Harbor Blvd. Crash Causes Minor Injuries His mother was believing route to California to visit her father. She left Monday before ing of the discovery of her body. Pearl River County District Vernon Broom filed charges immediately after jury's decision. The charges against persons unknown, addition to kidnap charges to the case by the state of sippl. Anaheim Student Plans On UC Achievement On the high scholastic achievement list for University of formula students at Santa B is Miss Doris Sonnie of Resh St., a major in elem education and a sophomore. Her name appears on the List honoring 100 students. Weather TIDI U. S. DEPARTMENT COAST WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 Sunrises 8:00 a.m.; 7:00 p.m. Moornes 6:04 a.m.; sets 7:46 a.m. DATE TIME BGT.TDM Low 3:33 -0.1 8:44 -0.3 10:10 4:38 -0.3 10:59 -0.3 11:13 5:45 -0.2 12:11 6:28 -0.1 18:00 7:11 -0.1 High 0:18 -4.5 8:00 14:14 -4.2 9:00 12:25 -3.9 10:50 4:12 -3.7 11:00 5:34 -3.8 11:55 Low 0:54 -0.9 7:44 19:41 -0.6 22:29 -0.6 21:15 -1.2 4:03 -1.5 24:50 -1.6 25:40 -1.5 6:33 -1.3 High 0:09 -5.6 7:57 1:07 -5.0 8:22 2:18 -4.4 29:42 -3.9 30:09 -3.6 Low 0:43 1.2 8:2 FLORISTS Macre's Florists DAY AND NIGHT KEYSTONE 5-8532 MORTUARIES HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausoleum —Columbarium Phone: Fullerton LA. 5-1579 Res. Anaheim KE. 5-3811 Under Endowment Care Harbor Blvd. Crash Causes Minor Injuries A head-on collision occurred on Harbor Blvd., near Ball Rd., at 12:49 a.m. this morning when a car driven by Miss Linda J. Hansen, 17, 5535 Vonnie, Cypress, left the proper lane and was struck by a car driven by 51-year-old Vivian G. Henry of 885 S. Lemont St. Apparently minor injuries were sustained by Miss Hansen, who received a cut on the left knee. Her passenger, James Rymer, 607 W. Broadway, did not know if he was injured or not. Both parties were taken to Orange County Hospital to be examined. Beer Deliveries Upped SACRAMENTO (UPI) — The State Board of Equalization says that beer deliveries of 12,576,000 gallons represented the greatest February total on record in California. They exceeded the February 1958 total by 2.2 per cent. Temperatures United Press International Temperatures and pre-fire conditions for 24 hours ending at 4:00 p.m. Albuquerque 70 Atlanta 88 Bakersfield 87 Bismarck 52 Boise 56 Boston 63 Brownsville 85 Chicago 89 Denver 61 Detroit 77 Fairbanks 55 Fort Worth 77 Helena 50 Kansas City 85 Los Angeles 78 Miami 87 Minneapolis 79 New Orleans 85 New York 68 Oklahoma City 73 Phoenix 82 Pittsburgh 81 Red Bluff 77 Reno 67 Sacramento 77 Salt Lake City 63 Seattle 59 Spokane 56 Thermal 89 Washington 78 Yuma 91 Wind Negro Mob Victim Executed By Gunshots By CLIFF SESSIONS United Press International OPLARVILLE, Miss. (UPI)—Young Negro rape suspect kidnapped from his unguarded jail was "executed" by two gunmen, a coroner's jury ruled today. The Negro, Mack Charles Parr, 23, was abducted from the Earl River County Courthouse a week ago last Saturday. His body was found floating in the Earl River 20 miles west of Monday morning. During the inquest, the 40-man investigation team and Mississippi state highway patrolmen inspected their hunt for the lynchman that seized Parker. He was beaten in his cell before nine or 10 hooded and gloved men carried him feet first on three flights of stairs to a parking car. Moments later, a voyager of four or five cars carried him away from this south Mississippi town. Marker was buried at his home on Lumberton, Miss., Tuesday. His mother was believed en route to California to visit a sister. She left Monday before learn-of the discovery of her son's body. Earl River County Dist. Atty. Ninot Broom filed murder charges immediately after the boy's decision. The charges, filed against persons unknown, are in addition to kidnap charges filed in case by the state of Mississippi. Big Scout Camporee Held at Marine Base The largest Camporee ever held in the Northern Orange County Council was held at Camp Pendleton Marine Corp Base over last week end, announced Walt Riesterer, Camping Chairman of the Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America. More than 1300 boys and leaders representing the three districts of the Council camped in the Deluze Area of the Marine Corp Base. All participants packed in more than two miles, carrying food and equipment. Activities for the two day camp consisted of a giant campfire with an Order of the Arrow Indian dance honoring Scouts who have made outstanding camping records. Present at the Campfire was Claude Owens, Judge of the Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court and President of the Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America. On Sunday the Camporee was concluded with a review of the Scouts by officials of the Marine Corp Base. Scouts received commemorative patches of the event. Contempt Warrant Set For Narcotic Suspect SANTA ANA (OCNS) — A contempt of court warrant has been issued for a 27-year-old woman who failed to appear in Superior Court for her trial. Sought by authorities is Betty Gillespie, who was arrested in Santa Ana with Dennis Domain, 22, earlier this year, and charged with narcotic possession. Domain, however, made his scheduled appearance before Judge John Shea and was found guilty of charging The case was Couple Held In Killing Of Her Two Small Sons SAN DIEGO (UPI)—"I held my left hand under his chin, against his throat, and pushed down with my right hand on top of his head. I held him this way for about two or three minutes." A handyman was thus quoted by sheriff's deputies in describing how, with the alleged agreement of his common-law wife, he killed her two small sons because "they were a bother." Archie Merriam, 37, after his arrest Tuesday, obligingly put his left hand against his throat and his right hand behind his head to re-enact for news photographers how he strangled the boys Saturday night while their mother, Mrs. Wanda Brogdon, admittedly sat nearby in an auto. Merriam and Mrs. Brogdon were booked on suspicion of murder. Sheriff's Detective Lt. Tom Isbell said today that the slightly built Merriam and Mrs. Brogdon came here two weeks ago from Rockford, Ill., after Mrs. Brogdon decided to leave her husband. The couple took with them Mrs. Brogdon's three children, Virgil, 5; David, 3; and Cynthia Ann, 19 months. The daughter was spared because she was "no trouble." "The boys were troublemakers," Merriam said. "They tore up my cigars and once they let off the brake on my car and it smashed into another car, and there were other things." Isbell said they considered for a while sending the children back to Mrs. Brogdon's husband in Rockford. Clean Up in Place Launched by Councillor PLACENTIA — The year abatement action to remove rubbish, refuse and dirt from ways, sidewalks, streets vate property was voted council last night. Council voted to set June p.m. for a public hearing centia City Hall. A conditional exception lance" was granted for "Rangel so that he may duplex on Baker St. property Planning Commission receded that the Rangel variant proved. A public protest hearing June 16, 7:30 p.m., at City Placentia's annexation tests must be submitted on or before June 2, g name, address, property and description of the proper size, address and location. Anaheimer Senter For Taking Boy' SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Slaughter, 26, 238 Kroeg Anaheim, has been sent 10 days in the County stealing a bike from a Santa Ana youth hours after been released from the County Jail. Serving a non-support was also recently freed charges when it was dismally ill when he a trusty work crew. Slaughter, who told o want to go to Anaheh his wife about support reportedly threatened and then took his bike. Heir mother was believed entire to California to visit a sister She left Monday before learning of the discovery of her son's y. Earl River County Dist. Atty, non Broom filed murder charges immediately after the y's decision. The charges, filed must persons unknown, are in edition to kidnap charges filed in case by the state of Missisptl. Nanaheim Student Placed in UC Achievement List On the high scholastic achievement list for University of Calinia students at Santa Barbara Miss Doris Sonnie of 400 N. Nash St., a major in elementary location and a sophomore. Her name appears on the Dean's t honoring 100 students. SANTA ANA (OCNS) — A contempt of court warrant has been issued for a 27-year-old woman who failed to appear in Superior Court for her trial. Sought by authorities is Betty Gillespie, who was arrested in Santa Ana with Dennis Domain, 22, earlier this year, and charged with narcotic possession. Domain, however, made his scheduled appearance before Judge John Shea and was found guilty as charged. The case was submitted on the transcripts of the preliminary hearing. The defendant will appear for his judgment and probation hearing May 29. Judge Shea issued a warrant for the woman when she failed to appear. Her attorney also was released recently by the court when he complained he could not contact the woman. Weather Roundup TIDES FOR APRIL U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Coast and Geodetic Survey WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 Sunrises 8:00 a.m.; 7:16 p.m. Moorings 8:04 a.m.; sets 7:48 p.m. TIME HGT. TIME HGT. TIME HGT. TIME HGT. Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low High Low Retired Civil Service Employees Meet in SA Chapter 82, National Association of Retired Civil Employees endorses the theory that each of its 400 members has had at least one exciting or hilarious adventure during his service with the Federal Government. Last month Luther E. Morrill of Balboa Island related how he had come through the Spanish-American war without a scratch only to be wounded three times on a wild and rainy night while collecting the mail in early day Los Angeles. At the meeting of May 12 a retailed Government engineer will show photographs he took of a Flying Saucer while on official duty. The films were confiscated by Army Intelligence, but later released. Members and visitors are invited to attend this meeting, which will be held at 1 p.m. in the Recreation Bldg., 625 Cypress Ave., Santa Ana. School Board Car Introduced to Ne A neighborhood gave more than 100 residenHome Fair area of Annaheld at the home of Mr. Frank Stabile, 1560 B night night. The Stabiles hosted g gether in order to intrue ney (Bud) Coulson to th and neighbors who live St., Gilmar Drive, Wilder buck Drive, Crone S Place, Loara St. as well St. Coulson is a candidate Anaheim Union High School of Trustees in the elecheld May 19. County Civil EnMeeting in Jus American Society of gineers, County Branch, on Thursday at the Retustin. The speaker will be Orti Raad Commissioner. The subject will be "Reopment of Highways in County." Koch will o work done by his depaparticular attention will on the unusual problem encountered in highway tion in Orange County. Fellowship hour is s and Dinner at 7 p.m. M may be arranged with aw, secretary-treasuru Orange County Road Temperatures United Press International Temperatures and precipitation or 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. Hgh Low Prec. Albuquerque 70 41 Atlanta 88 65 Lakersfield 87 53 Wilmarck 52 33 U.S. Summary EDS-ANGELES (UPI)—The morning nationwide weather summary as prepared by the U.S. Weather Bureau: Sunny, warm weather gained ground over the East and West today but warm and cold air met Brogdon's three children, Virgil, 5; David, 3, and Cynthia Ann, 19 months. The daughter was spared because she was "no trouble." "The boys were troublemakers," Merriam said. "They tore up my cigars and once they let off the brake on my car and it smashed into another car, and there were other things." Isbell said they considered for a while sending the children back to Mrs. Brogdon's husband in Rockford. "Mrs. Brogdon finally felt there was no place to send them so they decided to kill the boys," according to Isbell. The couple took the children up to the Laguna Mountains late Saturday, where they were killed. The couple returned to their nearby Linda Vista home then. "After considering whether to commit suicide, Merriam and Mrs. Brogdon decided early Tuesday to return to the mountains and retrieve the bodies and surrender to authorities," said Isbell. Retired Civil Service Employees Meet in SA Chapter 82, National Association of Retired Civil Employees endorses the theory that each of its 400 members has had at least one exciting or hilarious adventure during his service with the Federal Government. Last month Luther E. Morrill of Balboa Island related how he had come through the Spanish-American war without a scratch only to be wounded three times on a wild and rainy night while collecting the mail in early day Los Angeles. At the meeting of May 12 a retailed Government engineer will show photographs he took of a Flying Saucer while on official duty. The films were confiscated by Army Intelligence, but later released. Members and visitors are invited to attend this meeting, which will be held at 1 p.m. in the Recreation Bldg., 625 Cypress Ave., Santa Ana. Temperatures United Press International Temperatures and precipitation or 24 hours ending at 4 a.m. Hgh Low Prec. Albuquerque 70 41 Atlanta 88 65 Bakersfield 87 53 Wismarck 52 33 Oakie 56 38 .02 Boston 63 49 Brownsville 85 74 Chicago 89 64 .04 Denver 61 38 Detroit 77 54 Fairbanks 55 36 Port Worth 77 60 .48 Helena 50 32 .02 Kansas City 85 64 .06 Los Angeles 78 53 Miami 87 69 Minneapolis 79 48 .63 New Orleans 85 68 New York 68-54 Oklahoma City 73 54 .60 Phoenix 82 57 Pittsburgh 81 54 Red Bluff 77 54 Reno 67 35 Sacramento 77 56 Salt Lake City 63 47 T. Seattle 59 40 Spokane 56 33 Thermal 89 60 Washington 78 55 Yuma 91 50 U.S. Summary COST ANGELES (UPI)—The morning nationwide weather summary as prepared by the U.S. Weather Bureau: Sunny, warm weather gained ground over the East and West today but warm and cold air met along a front extending from Wisconsin to Texas and outlined a zone of precipitation. Rain was distributed from Nebraska and South Dakota across Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri. Thunderstorms were forecast to extend over the area during the day from the western Great Lakes to the Gulf coast. Cool, dry air crowded into the plains and brought a clearing trend and temperatures up to 90 degrees were expected in the Ohio Valley. Fair skies were on the fare for the Pacific states but a few showers remained over the Rockies and snow flurries were reported in Montana, Wyoming and Colorado. Patchy fog and low clouds along the coast blurred the weather picture in Southern California but otherwise the southwest had warming weather. Didja ever wonder what some of the favorite sports are in countries outside of the U.S.? Take frinstance Australia. Surfing and swimming are the favorite participation sports, while hoss racing is the popular spectator endeavor. In Belgium, soccer is the most popular. Canada, both participation and spectator, it's hockey. In Mexico its bullfighting. Back home baseball is still considered the national pastime, while basketball, horse racing, football and baseball are all top box office attractions. Where does bowling fit into the picture? Presently I would estimate it to be the greatest participation sport of all time. It has proven to be the game with no age barrier. It has all the ingredients for individual and team endeavor, the handicap systems used make it a great competitive sport, and it is the ONLY sport that any-one can become a stewardite being the abode who, as hard as they could never make in baseball, football, yet they have gone on bowlers of high standing only practice and diving. Bowling on the wee reached a point thatting the entire nation beautiful bowling center. If you haven't as yet hand at this great pins drop in soon and LINBROOK BOWL, look cola and Brookhurst. Tiffed Bowling instructed to help you learn or play game. Two kiddy playful Kopa Room for pleasure, plus our take-24 hour coffee shop bowling is more fun Bowl, Anabeim's frie reation center. Clean Up in Placentia Launched by Council PLACENTIA — The yearly weed abatement action to remove weeds, rubbish, refuse and dirt from parkways, sidewalks, streets and private property was voted by the council last night. Council voted to set June 2, 7:30 p.m. for a public hearing at Placentia City Hall. A conditional exception or "variance" was granted for Frank R. Rangel so that he may build a duplex on Baker St. property. The Planning Commission recommended that the Rangel variance be approved. A public protest hearing was set June 16, 7:30 p.m., at City Hall, for Placentia's annexation 59-5. Protests must be submitted in writing on or before June 2, giving the name, address, property owned and description of the property, its size, address and location. Anaheimer Sentenced For Taking Boy's Bike SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Clarence Slaughter, 26, 238 Kroeger Ave., Anaheim, has been sentenced to 10 days in the County Jail for stealing a bike from a 14-year-old Santa Ana youth hours after he had been released from the Orange County Jail. Serving a non-support term, he was also recently freed of escape charges when it was disclosed he was mentally ill when he fled from a trusty work crew. Slaughter, who told officers he wanted to go to Anaheim to see his wife about support payments, reportedly threatened the youth and then took his bike. School Board Candidate MIDGETS WANT TO RIDE IN SPACE HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — The Little People of America, an international organization of midgets, appealed to the Pentagon Tuesday night to allow midgets to aid the U.S. satellite program by riding in the rockets. $1 Polio Shot Clinic Scheduled in Anaheim Another in a series of Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce-sponsored Polio Clinics will be held May 16 in the Broadway-Hale Shopping Center Mall, it was announced by Project Chairman Joel Klein today. Klein reports the program is scheduled to start at 2 p.m. and will be conducted for four hours. Shots will be afforded the public at $1 a piece with all local residents urged to take advantage of the offer. Location of the clinic is opposite Clifton's Cafeteria in the Mall. Mother of SA Chief Dies in Basler Home SANTA ANA (OCNS) — Mrs. John Garthe, mother of Santa Ana Fire Chief John Garthe, died in the Basler Rest Home on North Broadway here Tuesday morning. The 82-year-old woman reportedly strangled on a prune seed. Deputy Coroner James Pond said Mrs. Garthe died of asphyxiation. She had been a patient at the rest home for approximately six months. Mrs. Garthe's body was taken to Brown Colonial Mortuary, Santa Ana where last rites are pending. National Publication Features Teen Miss Miss Leslie Towner, ninth grade student at Willard Junior High, appears in a special feature article in the June edition of TEEN Magazine, now appearing on newsstands nationally. The article, Graduation Time is Party Time, is one of a series of sparkling features which have won for TEEN nationwide recognition as the leading variety magazine for the U.S.A.'s vast teenage audience. School Board Candidate Introduced to Neighbors A neighborhood gathering of more than 100 residents of the Home Fair area of Anaheim was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stable, 1560 Brande St., last night. The Stables hosted the get-together in order to introduce Rodney (Bud) Coulson to their friends and neighbors who live on Edithia St., Gilmar Drive, Wilde Place, Gilbuck Drive, Crone St., Sonya Place, Loara St. as well as Brande St. Coulson is a candidate for the Anaheim Union High School Board of Trustees in the election to be held May 19. County Civil Engineers' Meeting in Justin Due American Society of Civil Engineers, County Branch will meet on Thursday at the Revere House in Justin. The speaker will be Orange County Raod Commissioner Al Koch. The subject will be "Recent Development of Highways in Orange County." Koch will outline the work done by his department and particular attention will be focused on the unusual problems that are encountered in highway construction in Orange County. Fellowship hour is at 6:30 p.m. and Dinner at 7 p.m. Reservations may be arranged with Joe Truxaw, secretary-treasurer, at the Orange County Road Department. THOROUGHBRED racing starts Friday Hollywood Park FIRST RACE 1:45 DAILY They're off and running... FUN and THRILLS! Hollywood Park invites you to attend the 20th season of thoroughbred racing at the beautiful "Track of the Lakes and Flowers" in Inglewood. Opening Day Features PREMIERE HANDICAP ROY CAMPANELLA PURSE Saturday, May 9 Feature For West's Leading 3-year old. DEBONAIR STAKES $25,000 added RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE! Phone ORegon 8-1181 or ORchard 7-7151 for one can become a star, the pre-requisite being the ability to walk. I happen to know several people who, as hard as they might try, they could never make the grade in baseball, football, golf, tennis... yet they have gone on to become bowlers of high standing. It took only practice and determination. Bowling on the west coast has reached a point that it is outclassing the entire nation so far as the beautiful bowling centers go. If you haven't as yet tried your hand at this great game of ten pins drop in soon and see us at LINBROOK BOWL, located at Lincoln and Brookhurst. We have Certified Bowling Instructors on hand to help you learn or improve your game. Two kiddy play areas, beautiful Kopa Room for your dining pleasure, plus our talk-o-the-town, 24 hour coffee shop. Remember, bowling is more fun at Linbrook Bowl, Anaheim's friendliest recreation center. Opening Day Features PREMIERE HANDICAP ROY CAMPANELLA PURSE Saturday, May 9 Feature For West's Leading 3-year old. DEBONAIR STAKES $25,000 added ZESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE! Phone ORegon 8-1181 or ORchard 7-7151 for reserved seats for any day or days of the meeting. FAST PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION! Take CHARTER BUS SYSTEM. Convenient service from Anaheim, Santa Ana, Garden Grove, Orange, etc. Call LOgan 6-5191 for schedules and information. ADMISSION PRICES GRANDSTAND $130 CLUBHOUSE $250 (INCLUDE TAXES) HOLLYWOOD PARK PRAIRIE AVE AT CENTURY RIVD INCLEWOOD 1416 No. Main St. Santa Ana, Calif. KImberly 2-8806 36TH YEAR