anaheim-gazette 1951-03-28

Social Club Meets With Betty Talset A. B. Paul Women's Relief Corps met at the home of Betty Talset, 502 N. Claudina st., Tuesday for an all day meeting. Morning hours were spent sewing on knee robes for the veterans hospital. After the potluck luncheon the meeting was called to order by Patillne Marian and plans were made to start quilting on material donated by Betty Talset. Work will begin at her home on April 4. Prizes were won by Olga Ballinger, Ella Jacobs, Ann Leo and Isobel Illingsworth. Two guests attended the meeting, Alice Robert and Myrtle Heying. Co-hostesses were Hazel Lindgren, Myrtle Heying and Mary Hatfield. Next meeting will be at the home of Ann Metzger on E. Broadway. Outdoor Training For Girl Scouts Basic outdoor leadership training program is being sponsored by the Girl Scouts and held at the new La Palma building. This project is made possible by the combined efforts of the Anaheim council and Northern Orange county council. The program will begin Thursday, March 29, at 9:30 a.m., with a demonstration and group participation in the uses of the tin can craft in camping. Knot tying, rope lashing and basic fire construction will be shown and used. BETROTHAL TOLD—Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Robertson, 1265 E. Santa Ana st., announced the engagement of their daughter, Marion, to Pvt. William Lee Heiden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert F. Heiden of 404 N. Janss st., last night. Miss Robertson was graduated from Anaheim schools, class of '49 and will graduate from Fullerton Junior college in June. Active in school affairs, she is a member of Alpha Gamma Sigma Honor society, Kappa Lambda Sigma sorority and is president of Women's Athletic Assn. Pvt. Heiden has been with the air force since January and is stationed at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois. At the time of his enlistment he was serv- BY the GIRL Scouts and held at the new La Palma building. This project is made possible by the combined efforts of the Anaheim council and Northern Orange county council. The program will begin Thursday, March 29, at 9:30 a.m., with a demonstration and group participation in the uses of the tin can craft in camping. Knot tying, rope lashing and basic fire construction will be shown and used at the first session. At 11:30 a.m., a cook-out will be featured using the tin can stoves constructed earlier. A certificate will be given for the entire course, but separate sessions can be attended by interested leaders, assistants and troop committee leaders. David Christopher Martinez, 22, 904 E. Broadway, and Lillie Torres, 23, 1139 Parry st., both Anaheim, have applied for a marriage license. A six pound, thirteen ounce son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton C. Winter, 8112 Moraga, Anaheim, at St. Joseph hospital March 23. Mrs. Budd J. Tout of 9702 S. Holder entertained the entire kindergarten class of Savanna school in their classroom at 10 o'clock Tuesday in honor of the sixth birthday of her daughter Carol. Carol introduced the color scheme of the party in yellow. Her cake was decorated with her name spelled out in corn candies. BETROTHAL TOLD—Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Robertson, 1265 E. Santa Ana st., announced the engagement of their daughter, Marion, to Pvt. William Lee Heiden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert F. Heiden of 404 N. Janss st., last night. Miss Robertson was graduated from Anaheim schools, class of '49 and will graduate from Fullerton Junior college in June. Active in school affairs, she is a member of Alpha Gamma Sigma Honor society, Kappa Lambda Sigma sorority and is president of Women's Athletic Assn. Pvt. Heiden has been with the air force since January and is stationed at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois. At the time of his enlistment he was serving as president of Associated Men Students at FJC and as president of the State Junior College Associated Men Students. He also was graduated from Anaheim schools. The wedding will take place during his next leave. Opera Committee to Continue Plans For Bringing Dollar Opera Here Leading citizens will meet in the Elk's club auditorium, on Thursday, April 29, 8 p.m., to formulate plans to bring opera to Anaheim. Committee will meet with Mr. Glynn Ross, general manager of the Opera Productions sponsored by the Los Angeles Conservatory. Mr. Ross is reputed to be the only American-born stage director and producer with a European Opera house background. He initiated the first season of the Los Angeles tax-sponsored opera company and has staged operas with the San Francisco Opera company and leading opera companies of the world. The purpose of bringing such splended events to Anaheim is two-fold: First, to make available the finest of popular grand operas at a reasonable cost; and, second, to give the exceptional young professional talent of this region an opportunity to be heard and seen in first class productions. The Conservatory is a non-profit corporation, the project is purely cultural and altruistic. Costs of producing such an opera as "The Barber of Seville" in first class style precludes any profit, even with capacity audiences. The production includes a complete orchestra of professional musicians. The balance of the cast will be announced in a later issue. It is the hope of the Anaheim Committee for Opera that Anaheim will support this exceptional and worthy enterprise. George Washington Cub Scout pack meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium Friday. 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Only 100 You can buy a Stay-long refill for your own lipstick case Social and Club Activities Pat Terroborne—2206 Florence Carroll re-elected Head Of VFW Auxiliary at Monday Meet Florence Carroll was re-elected head of VFW auxiliary Monday night when the unit met to select officers for the coming year. Senior vice presidency will be taken by Emma Heckman; junior vice, Oretha Nelson; treasurer, Minnie Harvey; chaplain, Ida Trendle; conductress, Elmo Richards; guard, Dorothy Mallonee; three year trustee, Bessie Poetz and one year trustee, Agnes Hund. Appointive officers are secretary, Opal Walter; flag bearer, Adelaine Schroeder; banner, Mary Hund; historian, Emma Daniel; musician, Ruth Schilling; assistant musician, Vinnie Swallow and color bearers, Bessie Poetz, Martha Russell, Vignon Gamble and Mary Fordyce. District delegates were also elected and include Vignon Gamble, Elmo Richards, Minnie Harvey and Martha Russell. Alternates are Vinine Swallow, Molliel. Claes, Mary Hund and Emma Daniel. Installation of officers will be held April 5 at 8 p.m. in IOOF hall and will be open to the public. Opal Walter, junior vice department president of California, will be installing officer. Mrs. Russell received a black onyx ring bearing the VFW Auxiliary insignia from the unit in appreciation of her work. Refreshments were served by Bessie Poetz and Martha Russell. Guest for the evening was Dolores Rodieck of Orange. Santa Ana School Bonds Go On Sale Fearing competition in the bond market from an expected issue, U.S. government long-term bonds carrying a higher interest rate Santa Ana board of education yesterday decided to immediate sell the remaining $400,000 of $1,500,000 bond issue voted last year for a general school building program. The board two weeks ago so $265,000 of bonds at an interest charge of 1¼ per cent, where the impending government bond issue is expected to guarantee an interest rate of 2.75 per cent. Police Auxiliary To Meet Tomorrow Police Chief Mark Setphenson today reminded members of the Anaheim Police Auxiliary of the meeting to be held tomorrow night at 7:30 at the police station. Stephenson urged all members to attend and also said that the meeting would be open to new comers who are prospective members of the force. He indicated that identification cards would be completed, arm bands would be issued, and that arrangements for training would be discussed. Robertson, 1265 E. Santa Clarita daughter, Marion, to Mrs. Wilbert F. Heiden was graduated from Fullerton affairs; she is a member ofappa Lambda Sigma soe Assn. Pvt. Heiden has stationed at Scott Air enlistment he was serv-ats at FJC and as presi-den Men Students. He also The wedding will take Winue Plans Here the exceptional young normal talent of this region utility to be heard and first class productions. Conservatory is a non-profit on, the project is purely and altruistic. Costs of such an opera as "The Seville" in first class includes any profit, evenacity audiences. The pro-includes a complete or- of professional musicians, once of the cast will be an in a later issue. The hope of the Anaheim see for Opera that Ana- support this exceptional enterprise. WAR PRODUCTION—Red Cross workers of Anaheim chapter above are busily engaged in making comfort articles for men in the U.S. Armed forces. From left, they are: Mesdames Ada Arnett, Laura Poplowska, Cynthia Briggs, Verna Clark, production chairman, Roy Edwards, Katheryn Gates and Fern Vlpond. Mrs. Edwards is working on her 800th pair of slippers and is heading for the 1000 mark. Mrs. Theodore L. Roth is convalescent at home, 7842 E., First st., Stanton. She was in St. Joseph hospital for a week after surgery. Only Authorized Dealer Bain Toiletries in Anaheim Bainstein creates y-long perfect Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Clark, 10011 E. La Palma, announce the birth of a six and a half pound son, Kevin Dennis, born March 17. St. Patrick's Day, at St. Vincent hospital in Los Angeles. Kevin has two older brothers, Bruce and Terry. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Allgeyer of Anaheim and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Clark of St. Louis, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Holmes and their 19-month-old son Stephen from Milbourn, Neb., are house guests of Mrs. Holmes' uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huss of 825 Sabina st. Tuesday evening the entire City Council Continued from Page 1 won the bid last year. Word from the state division of highways was received that gas tax allotment for 1952 will probably amount to $41,680. The division urged the city to make plans for street improvement immediately. City Egineer George Holyoke reported that the current project of street improvement is resurfacing Water st., from Los Angeles to Olive st. Improvements have been in progress for two weeks he said. 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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Holmes and their 19-month-old son Stephen from Milbourn, Neb., are house guests of Mrs. Holmes' uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Huss of 825 Sabina st. Tuesday evening the entire Huss family, including the Alfred Husses and Mrs. Veva Gorman of Anaheim, visited Knott's Berry Farm, after which the Melvin Husses of Hansen Manor entertained the family in honor of their cousins. Enroute home the Holmes will visit in Mexico. Telegrams from their two sons in service were received this week end by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gonzales, 1243 W. Center st. Cpl. Ernie Gonzales, one of the National Guard volunteers who left before the 40th division, wired from Japan. It was the first word his parents had received since his departure. James Rudolph, in service with the Navy, also wired from Japan. He is in Sasevo and has been aboard the repair ship, USS Jason for the past five months. Ernest E. McHenry, owner of the Anaheim Pet Shop, 261 E. Center, is convalescing at St. Joseph hospital after an operation Monday morning. He is expected to return home this Friday. Comrades of the Purple Heart, a Fresno organization, were denied permission to solicit funds in Anaheim. The organization reported they wanted to raise $150 to benefit a children's home and to furnish reading material for veterans' hospitals. The council denied permission on grounds that no part of the funds would be used locally. Mrs. Martha Raymond and Glenn G. Fry were re-appointed to three year terms as members of Anaheim Public Library board. Final reading was given the ordinance bringing the planning commission ordinance "up to date." The ordinance sets up a nine-man commission with members serving four-year terms. Two expire each year. The ordinance specifies that if a member misses three meetings he will be subject to replacement. Planners may be city employees but the number of members not municipally employed must exceed the city workers on the board. The city engineer is a permanent member of the board, the ordinance reads. Mr. Fred Zeppenfeld, 229 E. Cypress st., may be able to return home tomorrow after spending the past three days at Fullerton General hospital due to a heart attack which struck at 2:15 a.m. Easter morning. SANTA ANA COMMUNITY PLAYERS PRESENT "STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" Thurs., Fri., Sat., March 29, 30, 31, 8:39 p.m. Santa Ana Ebell Clubhouse Admission $1.20 - 90c Playtime Special Beautification Continued from Page 1 Chambers of Commerce of Orange county, the primary purpose of the campaign is to bring the most good to the most people. He emphasized that the whole effort will be a co-operative one and urged every citizen to enter into it to effect an overall cleaning of every district of the city. Holyoke said the city's street end sanitation crews would carry out their regular alley and trash cleaning duties during the month, but would be geared to take any overload of discards which would be removed during the cleanup. Manufactured in Anaheim MARCH 31st Will Be Your LAST CHANCE to Buy the Awning that will LAST FOREVER Government restrictions on materials will stop manufacture of these awnings after the above date. Here is an adorable playset that will help keep your little tot cool and comfortable this summer. Embroider frisky kittens in gay colors on the easy-to-sew set and trim with ric-rac. Pattern envelope No. R2036 contains tissue pattern sizes 2, 3, and 4, material requirements, sewing and finishing directions, hot-iron transfer for embroidery and color Here is an adorable playset that will help keep your little tot cool and comfortable this summer. Embroider frisky kittens in gay colors on the easy-to-sew set and trim with ric-rac. Pattern envelope No. R2036 contains tissue pattern sizes 2, 3, and 4, material requirements, sewing and finishing directions, hot-iron transfer for embroidery and color suggestions. To obtain this pattern, send 20 cents plus 5 cents for first-class mailing, in coins, giving pattern numbeg, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. There's a good reason tea should be steeped for five minutes before serving; brewing for this length of time brings out the full flavor of the tea. Magnolia (Continued from Page 1) is no cause for alarm in the sewer pipe difficulties. He said constant surveillance, under which the job is being conducted, has turned up the weakness so that the reasons for it can be discovered and guarded against in the future. 100% Aluminum Baked on Enamel Choice of Colors All Types of Buildings Sturdy Construction Ventilation feature guarantees 10' to 20' cooler with all weather protection. 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