anaheim-gazette 1950-09-25

OPEN FOR BUSINESS—Marines, Staff Sgt. John C. Lewis and Master Sgt. Richard L. Blackish touches on sign in front of the newly-established Center st. recruiting office. The Marine ready to tell it to Anaheim men interested in the Corps and its activities. The office is located on second floor of the Anaheim justice court building. Salvation Army Slates Long Beach Anaheim Man To Handle Libby Frozen Foods FJC Schedules Badminton Class Instruction in badmint OPEN FOR BUSINESS—Marines, Staff Sgt. John C. Lewis and Master Sgt. Richard L. Blackish touches on sign in front of the newly-established Center st. recruiting office. The Marine ready to tell it to Anaheim men interested in the Corps and its activities. The office is located on second floor of the Anaheim justice court building. Salvation Army Slates Long Beach Hobby Show Hundreds of rare and antique articles will be on display along with valuable private collections of unusual items at the Salvation Army Hobby Show and Open house on Friday, September 29. Local residents are being invited to attend the family event, which is slated from 2 until 8:30 p.m., at the Salvation Army social service center, 1370 Alamitos ave., Long Beach. Brig Fred Ohrn, center manager, is heading the arrangements committee for the affair, which is free of charge. Refreshments will be served free during the afternoon, and entertainment is scheduled for the evening. Displays by the Walsworth Puppet exhibit and showing of several valuable dogs is planned. Brig. Ohrn said today that the Show and Open house is designed as a "thank you" to the public for the cooperation given the Salvation Army social service center during the past year. Donations of castoff articles by Anaheim residents who telephone 4631 to request a Red Shield truck to stop by their homes and offices makes possible the operation of the Army's self-help program, he said. Anaheim Man To Handle Libby Frozen Foods Mike DeMeneces, Anaheim food merchandiser, last week joined forces with the newly-formed frozen food division of Libby, McNeil and Libby. DeMeneces will serve as Orange county representative for the concern. The affiliation with Libby, McNeil and Libby terminates a two and one-half year association with Venus Foods for DeMeneces. He served as Long Beach representative for Venus. The L. M. & L. frozen food venture represents the first entry of a major canning company in that field, according to the Anaheim food man. Shattuck Workers Meet Tomorrow Announcement that volunteer workers for the candidacy of Col. Edward S. Shattuck for state's attorney general will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m., in the county campaign headquarters, 208 Ramona building, Fifth and Sycamore sts., Santa Ana, was made last week by John W. Harpster, of Anaheim, co-chairman for the Shattuck committee in Orange county. The meeting will be brief, Harpster said, being called to inform workers of the records of Col. Shattuck and his opponent, and to organize the campaign. FJC Schedules Badminton Class Instruction in badminton been added to the offering Fullerton evening junior class The class meets Tuesday night ginning September 26, and in the direction of Mrs. Mary The purpose in starting this according to L. Wheatley cipal of the evening college provide an opportunity for interested to learn to play minton. The class periods will be largely to instruction, W eniphazized. Registration for the badminton class may be made in the college office on the front of the Fullerton high schoolpus. The office is open during day and evening, Monday thursday and during the Friday. WATCH THE TENNERS LONG BEACH (AP)—I get your hands on a $1 bill don't just be thankful—to over. That's the warning of who say a lot of "split bill cropping up here. They're by carefully separating lay paper on a greenback, pasting the two halves of spot, for example, on the halves of a $1 bill. Of course police pointed out, five dollar bills work just as well. your deposits are NOW insured up to $10,000. Because banks have proved so safe, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has ac- at Southern County Bank . . . your deposits are NOW insured up to $10,000. Because banks have proved so safe, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has accumulated a capital reserve sufficient to warrant increasing the deposit protection. FOR EACH DEPOSITOR, from $5,000 to $10,000. The law putting this increase in effect in INSURED BANKS throughout the United States has been passed by Congress. The Southern County Bank will continue to pay the premium on this protection, so there is no cost to any of our depositors. THE SOUTHERN COUNTY BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Director Clears Old Age Pension Payment Mix-Up Charles I. Schottland, director, State Department of Social Welfare, announced today that there had been a misunderstanding about the increased Old Age and Survivors' Insurance payments not being deductible from the public assistance payments made to individuals who are receiving both OASI and Old Age Aid. He stated that the Bureau of Old Age and Survivors' Insurance had recently sent out a notice saying that the Social Security benefit checks to be received early in October would be in large amounts. The notice also pointed out that persons under 75 years of age may have as much as $50 a month income and receive Old Age and Survivors' Insurance; also a person 75 years of age may now earn any amount and continue to receive Old Age and Survivors' Insurance benefits. Schottland said this was true for those receiving payments from the Federal Old Age and Survivors' Insurance, however in those instances where the individual also receives aid under any of the California laws it is necessary that they report such income to the county welfare departments. It should be kept in mind that the amount paid for Old Age Security or Aid to Needy Children is paid upon the need of the individual and the amount of income he receives, therefore it follows that if any person has increased income from any source he must notify his county welfare department immediately. County Crashes. (Continued From Page 1) Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER NEWSWEEK — ANAHEIM voters approved a $1,040,000 bond issue for the construction of the Magnolia road trunk sewer line. Only 1753 of the registrate cast ballots . . . Tiny Yorba Linda captured the major prize in the Los Angeles County Fair . . . ANAHEIM Future Farmers grabbed most of the major stock prizes . . . Until the Santa Ana Canyon road is completed the state will not do anything about eliminating the bottleneck in the Imperial Highway setup, George Kellog and the supervisors were told by B. L. Garding, assistant highway engineer . . . Rinshed-Mason Company of Detroit sued to recover $67,500 it paid for Santa Ana property. The paint and varnish manufacturers are now outfitting the old Caltone plant as their West Coast factory. Santa Ana's loss was ANAHEIM's gain . . . ANAHEIM Attorney S. B. Kaufman is representing Mrs. Margaret Wright in a lawsuit that is the outgrowth of the sale of an ANAHEIM newspaper called the Orange County News . . . An unusual accident was recorded in ANAHEIM when Esther Torres Cambrano lost control of the car she was driving and smashed into Ray Link's front porch . . . For the first time in 30 years an ANAHEIM school bus had a wreck. No one was hurt . . . Controller Tommy Kuchel announced that Orange County would receive $4,621,544 in state funds for schools . ANAHEIM TOPIC—Ralph Rouland is seeing signs of a successful FJC Schedules Badminton Class Instruction in badminton has been added to the offerings in the fullerton evening junior college. The class meets Tuesday night, beginning September 26, and is under the direction of Mrs. Mary Conger. The purpose in starting this class, according to L. Wheatley, principal of the evening college, is to provide an opportunity for those interested to learn to play badminton. The class periods will be devoted largely to instruction, Wheatley emphasized. Registration for the badminton class may be made in the evening college office on the front arcade at Fullerton high school campus. The office is open during the day and evening, Monday through Thursday and during the day on Friday. Watch the Tenners Long Beach (AP)—If you get your hands on a $10 bill, don't just be thankful—turn it over. That's the warning of police, who say a lot of "split bills" are ripping up here. They're made by carefully separating layers of paper on a greenback, then resting the two halves of a 10-oz. pot, for example, on the split bills of a $1 bill. Of course, the police pointed out, five or 20 dollar bills work just as well. County Crashes. (Continued From Page 1) Capistrano who happened to be a witness to the accident took Hoare to the Santa Ana Community hospital. Paul Blanc, 20, El Toro Marine, received major injuries when a car he was driving hit a pole on Highway 101, south of Anaheim, at 1:30 a.m. Sunday. Two other El Toro Marines, James A. King, Jr., 21, and Joseph Mallahan, 21, received minor injuries. All the injured were taken to the nearby county hospital. Fernando Garcia, 19, Atwood, sustained major injuries and Adolph Valenzuela, 15, Yorba Linda, and Joyce Salgado, 15, Placentia, were slightly hurt when a car driven by Joe Rodriguez, 19, Atwood, missed a curve and hit a tree in Irvine Park at 2 a.m. Sunday. Melvin K. Marcum, 46, Long Beach, was seriously injured and Marian Vanderham, 22, of 6627 Orangethorpe ave., Buena Park, received minor injuries when a car driven by Marcum collided with one driven by Cornie Pete Vanderham, 26, of the Buena Park address, on Orangethorpe ave. east of Miller rd., Saturday evening. Marcum was hospitalized. Mrs. Martha Blackford, 74, Long Beach, was in Fullerton General hospital today with possible major injuries following a collision of cars driven by Joseph Cawthorne, 56, Long Beach, and Robert W. Wag, Los Angeles, at Whittier blvd. and La Mirada, near La Habra Sunday evening. Christine Heath, 35, of Seal Beach, received major injuries when a car driven by Sherman A. Gill, 36, Westminster, went into the ditch and turned over Saturday evening on Westminster blvd., west of Los Alamitos. Gill told investigating officers he fell asleep at the wheel. He suffered minor injuries. Miss Heath was hospitalized in Long Beach. Allen Wedding (Continued from Page 7) Mrs. Allen was attractive in a brown crepe, with a metallic satin collar, a small dark green felt hat and brown accessories. Her recorded in ANAHEIM when Esther Torres Cambrano lost control of the car she was driving and smashed into Ray Link's front porch. For the first time in 30 years an ANAHEIM school bus had a wreck. No one was hurt. Controller Tommy Kuchel announced that Orange County would receive $4,621,544 in state funds for schools. ANAHEIM TOPIC—Ralph Rouland is seeing signs of a successful Hallowe'en whiskerino. So are ANAHEIM's tonsorial artists. TRANSITION — ANAHEIM's birthrate increased this week, but only two ANAHEIMERS could claim ANAHEIM as their birthplace. Gilbert and Eva Porter have a new daughter born in ANAHEIM... Donald and Betty Rees are the proud parents of a little ANAHEIMER... The Gordon Swoffer, Jr.s., have a daughter. Papa is the prominent ANAHEIM poultryman... Harold Smiley is a papa. His wife, Marle, presented him with an heir... Abdalla Anton almost busted the buttons off his shirt the other day when he became a grandfather. The stork left a daughter for Joe and Mary... William Russell, the gear engineer, is the papa of a son... Henry Klausing, the ANAHEIM rancher, is the papa of a little ANAHEIMER... Elvine Bodine, an operator at US Industrial Chemical, has a lovely daughter... And Douglas Aircraft Milt Keallher is telling the lads about his new boy... Death came to Amelia Dargatz, 74, an ANAHEIMER for 56 years who helped pioneer the ANAHEIM citrus industry... C. G. Keller, 80, an ANAHEIMER of 28 years' standing, died at his home Friday. He was a prominent insurance man... Mrs. Mabel E. Albin, 45, a resident of ANAHEIM for 20 years, died following a lengthy illness in Orange... Mrs. Wilma C. Key, 34, a native ANAHEIMER, died at her home on Brookhurst a week ago... Dan'l Cupid did business with ANAHEIMERS last week when Joe Reyes an ANAHEIMER got a license to wed Amelia Guerrero of Santa Ana... Lorrin Richards of Buena Park and Anna May Bath of ANAHEIM decided to find out if two can live as cheaply as one... Henry Foster Cason of Bell Gardens has taken Janet Ellen Peters of ANAHEIM to be his bride... SPORTOPIX—Clare Van Hoorebeke is whipping his ANNHEIMERS into shape for the first game of the season... Aggie Agajianian Allen Wedding (Continued from Page 7) Mrs. Allen was attractive in a brown crepe, with a metallic satin collar, a small dark green felt hat and brown accessories. Her corsage was brown and green orchids. Mrs. Stockon was very modish in a wine street length velvet with a low V at the neck where she wore small pink Finch roses to match her satin turban, spotted with rhinestones it had a short matching veil and wine colored coque feathers swept her right ear. Her accessories were black with velvet trimming on her gloves. The bride went away in a forest green tailored suit, with pencil skirt, green blouse, darker green velvet fitted hat and bag, ankle straps with gloves to match in brown. The couple will spend a month in Colorado where they both have relatives and friends. They will be at home in Seal Beach after November 1. Mrs. Stockon is a graduate of Anaheim high school and was affiliated with Kappa Sigma Lambda at Fullerton JC. The bridegroom graduated from Huntington Beach high school and has been attending Fullerton JC. He is associated with his father in business on the Seal Beach pier. Lafayette and Lehigh have met in 85 football games with Lafayette holding a 55 to 27 game edge. Three games were ties. SPORTOPIX—Clare Van Hoorebeke is whipping his ANNHEIMERS into shape for the first game of the season... Aggie Agajanian gave the ANAHEIMERS a free-booting lesson... Tex Oliver, with ANAHEIM's Larry Weaver and 22 other gridsters vanquished Vallejo, 57-6... El Camino upset Coast College, 13-7... Tustin toppled Orange, 34-13... The Santa Ana Dons were upset by Long Beach, 20-7, in the dedication feature of the $2,000,000 Lakewood Memorial Stadium... Bertha Ragan reigned supreme as the Orange Lionettes captured the softball honors way down in the heart of Texas... Charlie King the ANAHEIM truck driver has enrolled at Fresno State on a baseball scholarship... Floyd Robert Ross had to go to Fresno to get a physiology course. The baseball pitcher goes to spring training with Bucky Harris' Washington Senators in February... Del Crandall, the North ANAHEIM back stop, has signed up for a month-long barnstorming tour after the baseball season. 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