anaheim-gazette 1949-02-03

Host of Western Stars to Play at Policemen’s Ball on February 16 Dave Ming's Harmony Park Corral, featuring Ole Rasmussen and his Nebraska Corn Huskers will play at the Orange County Peace Officers benefit ball at the Balboa Rendezvous ballroom on Wednesday evening, February 10. Deas Discusses 'World Peace' at groups but on panoramic influence. Medium of Peace The "Y" which deals with young people, acts as a medium of education for all peoples in the world and for better understanding which can bring about lasting peace, he remarked. Only Germany would not accede to the organization in Europe when Justice Hughes attempted its own organization there in 1932. Three years later Hitler became dictator said Deas who is a member of the San Francisco Planning Commission. Financial Report In the financial report considerable progress was shown. In the cash fund was $36,182.08 with $13,886.87 expense against it, the amount including $10,500 for the purchase of the new building site on South Citron street. According to the report, the left a balance of $22,295.21 with cash pledges and other assets outstanding, totalling $19,925.92. Total funds equalled $56,108.04. Outstanding in pledges is $13,000 to be donated when the building program is begun which brings the total to $69,108.01. Include in the financial report was money received from the sale of the old site and building. Temporary headquarters of the "Y" are at the high school. Orville (Tommy) Thomason is executive-secretary. Introduces Board Paul H. Demaree, high school principal and president of the men's board, acted as master ceremonies for the evening. He introduced Mrs. Warren Ashleigh president of the women's board and board members. New members include Harold Leigh, Clarence Mauerhan and Merle Soden. Holdover members are Louis Sandoval, Wilbert Boney and Frank Kellogg. Host of Western Stars to Play at Policemen’s Ball on February 16 Dave Ming's Harmony Park Corral, featuring Ole Rasmussen and his Nebraska Corn Huskers will play at the Orange County Peace Officers benefit ball at the Balboa Rendezvous ballroom on Wednesday evening, February 16. Other western stars scheduled to perform are Carolina Cotton, Monty Hale and Max Terhune. Dancing will start at 8:30 p.m., dress is informal and door prizes are to be given away. Admission is $2 per couple. Members of the dance committee include Neil Fiscus and Alton Hoxie of the Anaheim police department, Cuba Morris of the highway patrol and Herman Pause and Bill Moran of the state board of equalization. Tickets (to the dance) are available at any police department, sheriff's office, highway patrol office and will be sold at the ballroom. Please Phone Your Local Society Or Personal News Items To The Gazette — Phone 2206 Deas Discusses 'World Peace' at Annual 'Y' Dinner J. Roger Deas of San Francisco, director of the National Council for Christians and Jews discussed the "Brotherhood of Man" and the dynamic part the YMCA-YWCA plays in striving toward world peace, at the annual "Y" banquet held Friday night at the local Ebell club. Elections, introduction of board members, a discussion of the YMCA building here and presentation of committee reports highlighted the business session. The world-wide YMCA program is based on three important points, said the speaker; first, community leadership; second, cooperative action, and third, a broad sense of values placing accent not on small COME TO GAREY'S TODAY FREE SAMP VICTORY MIRROR the World's Magic Polishing Cloth IT CLEANS! IT POLISHES! 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Germany would not accept organization in Europe when Hughes attempted its orition there in 1932. Three water Hitler became dictator, Deas who is a member of San Francisco Planning Community. The financial report considered progress was shown. In the fund was $36,182.08 with $1.87 expense against it, this not including $10,500 for the case of the new building site with Citron street. Riding to the report, this balance of $22,295.21 with pledges and other assets, including totalling $19,925.93. Funds equalled $56,108.01. Funding in pledges is $13,000 donated when the building is begun which brings total to $69,108.01. Included financial report was money paid from the sale of the old building. Temporary headers of the "Y" are at the school. Orville (Tommy) Jason is executive-secretary. Buses Board H. Demaree, high school head and president of the board, acted as master of buses for the evening. He secured Mrs. Warren Ashleigh, ent of the women's board board members. Members include Harold Clarence Mauerhan and Soden. Holdover members uis Sandoval, Wilbert BondFrank Kellogg. President Demaree introduced work for many years, installed the board members. Tommy Thomason, who as executive-secretary, presented the YMCA report for the year, was applauded by those present for his work in the active organization. Betty Delaney, girls' secrtary, gave a report on work accomplished in various schools in the area and Anaheim. Entertainment included selections presented by the verse choir of "Y" club members. The invocation was presented by the Rev. Rollo Dunham. The Rev. Philip Selfridge gave a devotional period. Benediction was by the Rev. Al Casebeer. Community singing was led by Bob Quast with Merle Waterman at the piano keyboard. Mrs. Cortez Hoskins and her committee won praise for the delicious dinner enjoyed by the capacity crowd. Phelps Attends Bankers Confab In Los Angeles Wilson W. Phelps of the Southern County Bank represented Anaheim at the 22nd annual dinner meeting of the Independent Bankers Association of Southern California, held in Los Angeles, Thursday, January 27. It was marked by the largest attendance in the history of the association. Officers of the Independent Bankers' Association elected for 1949 were: President, Herman F. Hahn, Executive Vice President, Union Bank & Trust Co., Los Angeles; Vice-President, Earnist McCook, Vice President and Cashier, The American National Bank of run in terms that they can understand if we want to protect our great American heritage of freedom and opportunity for our chil-den and our children's children." Lots Happens to Curtis Family Events occur, not singly, but in pairs at the home of Police Officer Curtis on South Ohio street. His son, Ben Curtis, a Fremont Junior high school student, was absent from classes due to an oper-ation January 21, for acute appendicitis at the Anaheim Com-munity hospital. 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Demaree, high school admiral and president of the board, acted as master of nies for the evening. He ced Mrs. Warren Ashleigh, ant of the women's board board members. members include Harold Clarence Mauerhan and Soden. Holdover members his Sandoval, Wilbert Bond Frank Kellogg. Demaree introduced en board members includve Collins, Dr. Ed Jordt, Morris, Ted Payne, Warren h, Paul Bakenhus, Cliff Charles B. Frank, M. A. Clyde Nickle, Bob Quast, v. Philip Selfridge, O. H. and Walter Taylor. addition to Mrs. Warren Ashpresident, members of the s board are Mrs. Orville y) Thomason, Mrs. M. man, Mrs. J. A. Wood, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Al Casebeer, R. Fox, Mrs. Frank Kelmrs. Tex Middleton, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Ted Payne, Marion Pickel, Mrs. Charles r, Mrs. Richard Ryan, Mrs. Stuard, Mrs. Howard Mrs. C. W. Wingert and arthur Roquet. N. Gibbs, active in "Y" Officers of the Independent Banker's Association elected for 1949 were: President, Herman F. 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