anaheim-gazette 1947-11-20

Mrs. Hatfield Wins Range At Cooking School Mrs.' George Hatfield, 1201 Diamond street, Anaheim, held the lucky number at the Mahaffey & Fitz cooking school held Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the Anaheim Union high school auditorium and thus won the Gaffers & Satler gas range offered as the grand door prize. In addition to the range, Maceries through the courtesy of the Alpha Beta Markets, a ham, a bathroom scale, two silex coffee makers, a Proitor Never-Lift iron, a clothes hamper, two Samson card tables and a kitchen stepladder, but no record was kept of the names of the winners of these prizes. Haffey & Fitz presented as door prizes each day 15 baskets of groceries, a ham, a bathroom scale, two silex coffee makers, a Proctor Never-Lift iron, a clothes hamper, two Samson card tables and a kitchen stepladder, but no record was kept of the names of the winners of these prizes. The school was conducted by Dr. James E. Cantrell, famous food authority, author, beauty expert and physician. The crowd attending grew from 900 the opening day to a near-capacity house of 1500 yesterday. Navy Offers Commissions To Medicos Applications for commissions in the new Navy Medical Service Corps are sought from qualified Naval Reserve and former temporary officers of the Navy. Vacancies in the new Navy corps, which was created in the last session of Congress, exist in the pharmacy, optometry and medical allied sciences fields. Ranks of ensign through captain are provided for in the new corps, which is under the supervision of GIRL; BROWNIE SCOUT NEWS Future work and social activities were planned by several Girl and Brownie Scout troops of Anaheim, highlighting activities here last week. ST. BONIFACE SCOUTS Troop 7 of St. Boniface school met with Mrs. J. F. Dutzi, leader, and Mrs. John Ricker, assistant leader, to discuss an overnight weekend at Lemon Heights, an official camping spot for Orange county scouts. Recently 16 troop members and the two leaders enjoyed an overnight trip there featuring outdoor cooking and a four mile hike to Rabbit Lake and back. WASHINGTON SCOUTS Meeting with Mrs. G. S. Hansard, leader, assisted by Mrs. D. Downs, were members of George Washington Girl Scout Troop 28, recently. Miss Dorothy Bowe, Scout director, announced a pot luck dinner scheduled for December 5, in the social hall of White Temple Methodist church. Credit for the affair will go toward members' hostess badges. Activities are also centering around the transportation and communication badges. Members have enjoyed visits to the local post office, Anaheim Bulletin office, telegraph office and the Orange Citrus Association. KATELLA BROWNIES Brownie Troop 36 members met at Katella school recently with Mrs. W. F. Olding, leader, and Mrs. W. K. Cuthbert and Mrs. Cuba Reed, assistants. The troop heard the life history of Juliette Low who spread a friendship theme in the foundation of the Girl Scout organization. Each Brownie is donating one penny a week to the Juliette Low fund. Folk dancing and creating of scrapbook covers is heading troop activities. Ann Williams was in SOCIETY AND CLUB ACTIVITIES Parent-Education Group At 'Teen Scene' Lecture More than 45 parents and teachers interested in bettering relationships between parents and children gathered in the high school library at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening to hear a discussion of "The Teen Scene" by Mrs. Melvin Salveson, parent-education advisor. The integrated lecture and question program marked the fourth in a series of six presentations. Elementary students' problems highlighted the first three lectures by Mrs. Salveson. The series is Applications for commissions in the new Navy Medical Service Corps are sought from qualified Naval Reserve and former temporary officers of the Navy. Vacancies in the new Navy corps, which was created in the last session of Congress, exist in the pharmacy, optometry and medical allied sciences fields. Ranks of ensign through captain are provided for in the new corps, which is under the supervision of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. Naval Reserve and former temporary officers who held science degrees in psychology, biochemistry, physics, biophysics, bacteriology, pharmacology, radiobiology, serology, chemistry, medical statistics, public health, industrial hygiene, pharmacy, optometry, and sanitary engineering are qualified to apply for appointment to permanent commissioned ranks in the Medical Service Corps. LINCOLN BROWNIE TROOPS Three Brownie Scout troops have been formed at Lincoln school. Mrs. Larry Moran is leader of Troop 10, fourth grade, assisted by Mrs. Edna Peterson. Third grade leader of Troop 44 is Mrs. W. Hollowell, assisted by Mrs. Roland Reynolds. Mrs. Orval Thomason is in charge of the second grade troop. A joint meeting was enjoyed by the troop last week. Diana Hollowell was the honoree of a birthday party which featured a cake topped with Brownie emblems and delectable servings of punch. BROADWAY TROOP 4 Baseball and basketball games were featured during a recent meeting of Girl Scout Troop 4 of Broadway school. Under the guidance of Mrs. M. W. Fiscus and Mrs. Norbert De Cook, the second class members are painting flower pots and new members are creating luncheon cloths. Troop members Rella Cherry and Carolyn Fiscus were applauded for taking first prize in the elementary division of the Hallowe’en window painting contest. NEW DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. John Garcia of Route 1, Box 25, Anaheim, welcomed a baby daughter Tuesday, at the Santa Ana Community hospital. The infant weighed seven pounds, six and one-half ounces. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. PLANNING PARTY Mrs. Francis Elliott of South West street, will be hostess to friends at a Christmas party to be given in The Chimes restaurant in Santa Ana on December 4. For dependable job printing come to the Anaheim Gazette. ROCKET LAUNCHING MARKS NEW ERA IN RIGHT in your neighborhood is a bank that can give you every kind of banking service. It's one of the 500 branches which make up the great statewide system of Bank of America, and it shares in the knowledge, experience, and resources of the entire system. When you need any banking service, come in and let's get better acquainted! Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION California's Statewide Bank Time Flies... Save Now! MARKING "the beginning of a new era in Naval weapons," the United States man V-2 rocket from the flight deck of the 45,000 ton aircraft carrier USS This was the first time in history such a bombardment rocket has been launched. The primary purpose of the experiment, held at sea several hours of the United States, was to ascertain if large bombardment rockets could carryers without modifications affecting flight operations. The rocket Writing Class Meeting Now At Sunny Hills New meeting place for the Wednesday morning creative writing class instructed in Fullerton by Mrs. Helen Shaw of Altadena is the Sunny Hills Ranch home of Mrs. Verne Smith. The beginning session is from 9:30 to 10:30 o'clock and the regular course from 10:30 to 12:30 o'clock. In addition to the 10-week morning course, Mrs. Shaw is conducting a beginning and regular evening course each Wednesday night in the guild hall of St. Andrew's Episcopal church, 226 West American street, Fullerton, from 7 to 8 o'clock and from 8 to 10 o'clock. Frequent visitor to the well integrated sessions is Mrs. Ethel Jacobson, light verse and feature writer. Meeting Will Seek Harmony On Sewer Plan Alteration of the boundaries of the ten proposed sanitary districts to be included in the county-wide sewerage plan was regarded as a possible outcome of a meeting between members of the county board of supervisors, the county committee of ten representing various interests, including cities and agricultural areas, and the board of engineers which drew up the sewerage plan to be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the board room at the court house. Meantime steps were taken at a meeting of representatives of the communities included within District 2 to form a campaign organization to win support for the sewerage plan. The meeting was called by the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and was held at the Spanish Kitchen. The county committee which has been working on a plan for creating the sewer system that would win the support of all the in bettering relations between parents and children in the high school district hear a discussion of "The Scene" by Mrs. Melvin, parent-education administrator integrated lecture and program marked the series of six presentations. Students' problems in the first three lectures salveson. The series is organized by the Parent-organization "in the real world without well adjusted nation cannot be well understood by students." Psychology of childhood is puzzling to modern society but we must realize that today experiences are emotional stresses this parents and grandparents. Salveson remarked that controversy converges on main points," she concludes are the number of cars, money, late-nightly grades." Shown by parents and bettering home conjugating, the lecturer through better underbetween parents and we have a well adored, and therefore, naive repeated. Setting, to which all paradoxially invited, will be 2, same time and place. It will be "The Freedom" centering around the fact how much freedom should be allowed. The aim, the following week, is "What Are We Livable Party." Francis Elliott of South Otis will be hostess to a Christmas party to The Chimes restaurant Ana on December 4. Dependable job printing by Anaheim Gazette. Meantime steps were taken at a meeting of representatives of the communities included within District 2 to form a campaign organization to win support for the sewerage plan. The meeting was called by the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and was held at the Spanish Kitchen. The county committee which has been working on a plan for creating the sewer system that would win the support of all the larger county interests is composed of Ross Shafer, Tustin, chairman; J. J. Sailors, Newport Beach, chairman of the sub-committee on finance; Robert H. Boney, Anaheim, chairman of the sub-committee on representation; Vernon Heil, Huntington Beach, sub-committee chariman on land use; Nelson Launder of La Habra, George Kellogg of Yorba Linda, William C. Jerome of Santa Ana, Walter Schmid of Garden Grove, Frank TeWinkle of Costa Mesa and Robert Wardlow of Talbert. LOS MIGUELITOS TO DINE AT BRENNEMAN'S Tom Brenneman's famed dining and dancing spot in Hollywood will be the scene of a gala dinner party to be enjoyed by members of Los Miguelitos, young people's group of St. Michael's Episcopal church of Anaheim, tomorrow (Friday) evening. Club members will meet at the rectory here at 6:30 o'clock, Paul Harrison, president, stated. Leroy Harvill, vice-president, is in charge of arrangements. GEISSLER GETS NATIONAL GUARD PROMOTION Promotion of First Lieutenant Martin E. Geissler of Anaheim's Company "K," 224th Infantry Regiment, California National Guard, to rank of captain was announced today by Major General Curtis D. O'Sullivan, adjutant general of California. Captain Geissler's home address is Route 2, Box 162, Anaheim. YOUR MONEY NICKHS DIMES QUARTERS DOLLARS S NEW ERA IN NAVAL WEAPONS 1 weapons," the United States Navy fired a captured Ger00 ton aircraft carrier USS Midway on September 6, 1947. ardment rocket has been launched from ships or a moving ment, held at sea several hundred miles off the East Coast bombardment rockets could be fired off modern aircraft operations. The rocket traveled six miles and exploded. (Official U. S. Navy Photograph) HELP ● Y.M.C.A. ● Y.W.C.A. ● Boy Scouts ● Girl Scouts ● Teen Canteen ● Catholic Welfare ● Salvation Army ESSEX W of Cali AN Annual Sale Of Christmas Seals begins Monday ers and bumper cards are displayed for the 41st Christmas sale which begins next November 24, and lasts until Christmas day. Goal of the campaign is to raise according to Rev. Fred. Burtons, Seal chairman. A. Henderson, executive secretary, announced that as usual, a percent of the Christmas Seal will be used to fight tuberculosis inside the county, while 15 percent will be forwarded to the California State Tuberculosis Association for program direction; consent is to be used by the National Tuberculosis association for this. Thus, of the total raised in Seal Sale, 95 percent will be within the state. BRA WOMAN IN EAST Marie Richard of La Habra being friends and seeing them in the New England states, will return to California by Stephens college to join daughter, the brunette co-ed on the cover of Collier's magazine recently. From the Heart of the Grain Country 94.4 Proof Distilled from Grain Gazette Want Ads Bring Results Authorized Philco Sales and Service Austin and Reed Radio Service Expert in Car Radios Tube Up! Tune Up! Check Up! 412 N. 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