anaheim-gazette 1948-07-29

Certificates for More Swimmers Additional beginners swimming certificates were awarded to young aquatic students last week and intermediate swimmers certificates were received by more advanced swimmers this week from the Anaheim chapter of the American Red Cross. Those awarded beginners certificates for completing the course taught by Miss Alia Mae Bearden, June 22 to July 15, at the Anaheim City park plunge included Clifford Kobernik, Judy Kobernik, Darlene McLaughlin, Joyce Dick, Lester Marek, Nancy Dutzi, Irene Nitti, Richard Stark, Clyde Nichols and Larry Murray. Irwin North, Jr., Red Cross instructor working in cooperation with Dick Glover, plunge director for the Anaheim Union high school pool, conducted swimmers classes in addition to intermediate, advanced and junior life saving courses. Swimmers certificates arrived early this week for his students including Vierl L. Bunnel, Dick Grover, Paul Grover, Rosemary Poyet, John Phelps, Carolyn Poyet, Pat Schneider, Marie Story, Bette Van Delden and Bonnie Van Delden. The course was from June 20 to July 20. Intermediate certificates authorized by North for the June 20 to July 20 course went to Jerry Boren, Alice Bront, Mary Carter, Miriam Congdon, Jan Critchfield, Betty Dierberger, Joyce Everett, Roxana Fischle, Carol Fitz, Yvonne Fitz, Mary Flynn, Dorothy Gosnelle, Gwen Halvorsen, Patty Halsen, Jim Heinze, Kathleen Henry, Dickie Hofferman, Phyllis Kirchmann, Donald Kohlenberger, Peggy Hohlenberger, W. Leland, Robert Loustun, Betty Jane Murray, Sally Olding, Evelyn Pelle, Carl Peterson, Cuba Reed, Susan Reed, Patricia Roberts, Robert Simon, Shelly Smith, Joan Stabbert, Kevin Stanton, Alan Story, Gloria Taylor, Marian Taylor, Sally Taylor, Marie Terry, Jack Wilmore, Paul Winterts, Linda Heffern and Dickie Heffern. IOWA STATE PICNIC SET FOR AUGUST 14 The all-day Iowa summer picnic will be held Saturday, August 14, at Bixby Park, Long Beach. Speakers and entertainment are scheduled. Free coffee will be served to those wearing the state badge. County and college registers will be posted it was announced by Charles E. Baldwin, president of the state association. GREGORY BANKS Proudly passing out cigars to his fellow associates at Cone Brothers Chevrolet agency is Kenneth Banks, 711 South Emily street. Mr. and Mrs. Banks became the parents of a bouncing baby boy, Gregory, Monday morning at Fullerton General hospital. The newcomer tipped the scales at eight pounds, six and one-half ounces. Awaiting his arrival at the family home was his older sister, Judy, age 3½ years. About twenty-nine states of the United States have provisions for conciliation or arbitrarion in industrial disputes. THEY SAY By MARYETTE Girls! have you seen the new arrivals at Clarice Sportswear? Corduroy ensambles in lovely pastel shades. You'll be the talk of the town in one of these new outfits. See them now. 219 W. Center. Fall will soon be here, step up the last days of summer with a new hair do, capable beauticians at Pauline's Beauty Salon, will style your hair so you will always be dainty and lovely. Call 4006 for your appointment. Stop in at Nadine's and see the new slips they now have in. It's a lovely combination of bra and slip, called the Holly-mold. It's truly a dainty for the discerning miss. You'll be glad you stopped in to see them. Does your home have that down in the mouth look? Call 4679 today and let us give it a thorough check up, maybe a new cabinet or linen closet is all it needs, to make it feel tip top again. Victor A. Brown Cabinet Shop, 508 So. Los Angeles. Summer time is fishing time, everything to make that fishing trip right is yours for the having when you stop in at L. Wisser Sporting Goods, 169 W. Center. Sheer hose will add that touch of magic to your new fall outfit, for lovely dependable hose see the beautiful shades of Mo-Jud hosiery. They make grand gifts. Mastersons, 180 W. Center. vacation, sport a new good looking tie from Lake's Men's Wear, 225 W. Center. You'll find a variety of patterns, colors, and material from which to choose. Bowling is a relaxing game of sport, wholesome and enjoyable for young and old. If you don't know how, we'll teach you without charge. Get a party together and meet at the Anaheim Bowling Academy, 128 So. Los Angeles. Remember how your kiddies look from time to time during the year, special events, birthdays, graduation, etc. They will be treasured memories if you take pictures. The Camera Shop, 128 So. Los Angeles can fill your needs. Swing into step with clean, fresh clothes. You'll be on the beam for that vacation trip or long week end if you have your clothes cleaned and presed now. We do a super job, call 2405, Acme Cleaners, 946 No. Los Angeles. A lovely array of fall colors can be found in the De De Johnson original blouses featured at the Gaye Suzanne, 727 Los Angeles. Beautifully made of tissue mellow, they are smart with skirts and suits. It's a blouse to meet your mood. A tip to the budget minded woman! You can save when you learn to sew the Singer way. Attend a 16 hour instruction day or night class. 1 day a Summer time is fishing time, everything to make that fishing trip right is yours for the having when you stop in at L. Wisser Sporting Goods, 169 W. Center. Sheer hose will add that touch of magic to your new fall outfit, for lovely dependable hose see the beautiful shades of Mo-Jud hosiery. They make grand gifts. Masterson's, 180 W. Center. Each anniversary of wedded bliss is celebrated with a remembrance of either glass, tin, china, silver, gold, etc. For a lovely variety of gifts always suitable, always sure to please visit Alcott & Sons, 239 W. Center. Complete your modern kitchen with a work saving Revere Ware stainless steel pressure cooker. For all your kitchen needs Revere Ware leads. See the display today at Nadorff Hardware, 148 E. Center, phone 2713. When other gifts are forgotten the gift that's sure to be remembered is a lovely bouquet of flowers. Remind her that you haven't forgotten that date so dear to both of you. Call Wayne's For Flowers, 5465. Towne Toggery, 181 W. Center, are featuring a completely new article that's sure to make the little woman happy and please the Mr., too. It's the new Snap-ee hanger, designed to conserve space by holding 15 pair of trousers or 6 or more skirts. When you return to work refreshed from that much earned A lovely array of fall colors can be found in the De De Johnson original blouses featured at the Gaye Suzanne, 727 Los Angeles. Beautifully made of tissue mellow, they are smart with skirts and suits. It's a blouse to meet your mood. A tip to the budget minded woman! You can save when you learn to sew the Singer way. Attend a 16 hour instruction day or night class. 1 day a week for 2 hours will teach you how. Six persons to a class for more personal instruction. Singer Sewing Center, 170 W. Center. Listen to your little indian whoop with joy when you bring him a new bright colored shirt from the Betty Rose Shop, 216 E. Center. They come in all sizes, and in a variety of colors and materials. School will soon be here so stock up today. Natural lovliness is every woman's greatest charm. Enhance that lovliness with a blend of powder made just for you. Let us show you how to bring out your beauty with the proper makeup. Marguerites Beauty Bar, 234 E. Center. Lorene's headquarters for "Mom's-to-be" feature a lovely line of maternity dresses, suits, and play clothes. When you expect a wee-one think of Lorene's, 330 W. Center. From their tiny twinkling toes to their bouncing curly locks, dress your tots in cool, comfortable clothes, made to save you hours of work. Enjoy your summer with them. The Children's Shop, 721 No. Los Angeles. THANK SAYS The appointment and ordering active duty of 1st Lieutenant in P. Nelson, formerly S/Sgt. in R. Nelson of the Santa Ana recruiting Office, who was better known around the county seat as nearest John, the people's friend," he received 24 July, 1948. Nelson has been assigned to recruiting duty since November, a year and was one of the ace squirers of the area. The Recruiting Service will certainly feel loss and we wish him the best luck in his service as an officer in the United States Air Force. The first Orange county youth enlist under the one year term morized for 18 years olds by 1948 Selective Service Act, sur L. Parker, 1418 E. Center Anaheim, son of Mrs. Dorothy Ker, is already receiving basic training. A 1947 graduate of theheim high school, where he a tackle on the football squad,ker plans to attend college after his year's service to study construction engineering. Another Anaheim enlistee, with fifty five months of service already to his credit, Billy M. Netherton, who has resided with his wife and two children at 927 N. Los Angeles St., re-enlisted this week for three years in the Corps of Engineers, United States Army. During World War II, Netherton saw action in both the Pacific and the European African Middle East Theaters. "Devils From the Sky." That's the way the Germans referred to the men of the Airborne. And they had good reason, too. For the Airborne is everything that is swift, sudden and tough. For the man who is looking for a branch of service that combines everything in the regular army and is the essence of this modern and highly technical age of flight; then he wants an enlistment in the Airborne. Not many years ago Airborne armies were only a dream. Now after the battles of the Pacific and Europe, Airborne is here to stay. And it will play an ever-increasing part in the nation's military establishment. No service calls for more; no service offers more. Here is the thrill of the jump, the swift silent descent of the glider, the sudden avalanche of the troop transport. And here is a specialized and highly technical training. If you want to shape an army enlistment into a future career, either as a soldier or as a civilian you'll find no better training or practical experience than the Airborne has to offer. Airborne means everything found on the ground suddenly transposed into the air. Airborne Engineers and Infantry, Medical men and Artillery, everything adapted, trained and improved for aerial operation. The Airborne teaches you to become self-reliant, original and builds individual initiative into the soldier. That's because the men of the Airborne drop behind lines, into isolated spots, into difficult terrain where every man must be able to do the work of Pensioneers on County Draw $213,637 in June (Western News Service) Old age pensions paid county during June total 637, Charles M. W director of the department social welfare, announces of 3,783 persons receivments. Aid to the needy blind $10,095, paid to 142 recipients. Aid to needy childrenberg said, amounted to with 446 youngsters funds. Everybody reads the COTLERS CLEAR DRESSES Lovely creations for every occasion. Your chance to get a new wardrobe at a low price. 3 PC. SLACK SUITS Shirts, jacket, slacks Reg. $24.95—NOW DRESSES Lovely creations for every occasion. Your chance to get a new wardrobe at a low price. ONE GROUP ½ PRICE and less Reg. $49.95 NOW $24.90 Reg. $39.95 NOW $19.90 Reg. $22.95 NOW $11.90 Reg. $29.95 NOW $14.90 Come early for best selections While They Last--One Rack VALUES TO $39.95 Women's dresses, rain-coats, jackets, pajamas, pedal pushers. One or two to a size..... $2.90 ALL SALES FINAL 3 PC. SLACK SUITS Shirts, jacket, slacks Reg. $24.95—NOW....... $14 NYLONS, 45-48-54 gauge Sale of Blouse Values to $ 8.95...NOW Values to $8.90...NOW Values to $18.95...NOW CLEARANCE OF COATS Reg. $35.00 1/2 PRICE "Virgin Wool" and less THURS - FRI - SAT - JU NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS SALE OF MEN'S SLACKS THURS - FRI NATIONALLY FAMOUS BRANDS MEN'S SWIM WEAR 1/2 off DRESS SHIRTS Reg. $3.45 Value $2.39 SPORT SHIRTS $5.95 short sleeves. Priced to clear..... $1.90 STRAW HATS Regular $3.45 Adam Straw Hats. Priced to clear at..... $1.00 COTLER'S VALUABLE COUPON Regular Values to $1.00 MEN'S SOX 39¢ Choice of gay colors and patterns. WITH THIS COUPON SALE OF MEN'S SLACKS Smart looking, well made slacks. Get several pair for that sport coat. Some 100% wool. $6.90 SPORT COATS CARDIGANS LOAFERS FITTED CASUALS $9.90 two and think for himself under all conditions. Every man is a highly trained specialist, ready for any emergency, keen, quick and thoroughly familiar with his trade. The training that an Airborne soldier receives will enable him to say when his enlistment is terminated "I served with the Airborne. I know my stuff." Pensioneers of County Draw $213,637 in June (Western News Service) Old age pensions paid in Orange county during June totaled $213,637, Charles M. Wollenberg, director of the department of social welfare, announced. A total of 3,783 persons received payments. Aid to the needy blind totaled $10,095, paid to 142 recipients. Aid to needy children, Wollenberg said, amounted to $16,936, with 446 youngsters receiving funds. Everybody reads the Gazette. Former Utah Woman Dies Mrs. Billie May Bridge, 61, died Wednesday afternoon in the Anaheim Community hospital following an extended illness. She had spent most of her life in Utah, having been in Anaheim for the past three months. A native of North Carolina, she was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. She is survived by one daughter, Miss Billie Bridge of Farmington, Utah; four sisters, Mrs. Anne Kent of Wyoming, Mrs. Ara Swag of Wisconsin, Mrs. Ila Landsaw and Mrs. Rhea Schank, both of Utah; one brother, O. J. McDonald of Utah, and one grandson, Richard Malcolm of Utah. The remains were shipped to Salt Lake City, by Hilgenfeld mortuary. Have you called the Gazette to give a news item about the company you had or the visit you made? Please phone 2206. COTTON QUIZ WHAT IS OATMEAL CLOTH? ANS— A SOFT UNBLEACHED COTTON FABRIC WITH A PEBBLED FACE USED FOR UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPES. 158 WEST CENTER - ANAHEIM SLACK SUITS $14.90 LADIES SUITS 1/ PRICE GABARDINE SLACK SUITS cks $14.90 8-54 gauge .99c Blouses 95 NOW $1.90 90 NOW $3.90 95 NOW $5.90 LADIES SUITS 1/2 PRICE and less SUITS Reg. $39.95 Now $19.90 GABARDINE Values to $69.95. 100% all wool suits NOW $34.90 CREPE SUITS Regular $49.95 100% wool suits. NOW $24.90 ONE RACK OF PLAY CLOTHES 1/2 PRICE and Less DAYS ... -JULY 29, 30, 31 Reg. to $52.50 MEN'S SUITS MEN'S SUITS 2990 The best buy in many a year. Wide selection of Cheviots ... Tweeds and Tropicals. Choice of colors. There are only one or two to a size left. So hurry in today... KNIT-TEX TOP COATS $2990 Knit-tex topcoats made by Worsted-Tex Values to $45.00 COTLERS