anaheim-gazette 1951-06-22

Originality in Day Camp Plan Leaders of Intermediate day camp were given the chance to select the age level they desired to work with during the two week session June 19, 20, 21, June 25, 26, 27, as well as selecting the camp site in Fullerton Hillcrest Park. However, the names of units were voted upon by the Girl Scouts, "The Hopping Hares," "Pine Ledger," "Busy Bees," "Hill Billies," and "El Adobe." With the cutting of a stencil, textile painting was used to represent names on colored tiles. For the closing assembly at 2:30, pantomimes or skits are given depleting their selection. The making of orange twig name tags with macaroni lettering was directed by senior scouts, known in camp as junior staff members. Another responsibility of the junior aides is to supervise the setting up of the unit camp site each morning. A rotating system is used to select the delegated duties from the caper chart; carrying pails and supplies, or hanging towels, soap, first aid kit and bulletin board. Mrs. Norbert DeCock and Mrs. Norman Tessner have requested the parents calling for children at Scout House to be prompt in meeting the bus at 3:30. Home Builders Class Meets in Hutson Home The spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Hutson of South Gilbert rd. was the setting for a meeting of Home Builders. Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 SAYS VOWS TONIGHT—Miss Carol Ann Domries will be married Norman Tessner have requested the parents calling for children at Scout House to be prompt in meeting the bus at 3:30. Home Builders Class Meets in Hutson Home The spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Hutson of South Gilbert rd. was the setting for a meeting of Home Builders class of White Temple Methodist church Wednesday evening. Following a pot luck dinner in the patio, guests enjoyed ice cream served by the host and hostess. Mrs. Vera Riner, new president, later conducted the business meeting in the living room of the home. Drink California Orange Juice for VITAMIN C! FOX NOW! Greatest Film Event in a Decade THE GREAT CARUSO MARIO LANZA - ANN BLYTH and JOHN GRANDFORD - GOODMAN MY FANCY CINA-CAR DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 Lincoln Ave. Out Center, 5 M.I. W. of Anaheim Friday Saturday June 22 June 23 "AL JENNINGS OF OKLAHOMA" Dan Duryea - Gale Storm plus— "SOLDIERS THREE" Stewart Granger - W. Pidgeon Sunday Tuesday Wednesday June 24 June 26 June 27 "MA AND PA KETTLE" BACK ON THE FARM" Marjorie Main - Percy Kilbride Plus - In Technicolor "TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE" Jane Powell - Ricardo Montalban Open 6 days week—Closed Monday individual speaker for each car CHILDREN TO 12 FREE SAYS VOWS TONIGHT—Miss Carol Ann Domries will be married at 8 this evening to Robert Leonard Justus. (Arsene photo) Carol Ann Domries to Wed Robert Justus Tonight at Baptist Church Reminiscent of a more romantic era will be the marriage services tonight of Miss Carol Ann Domries, lovely daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David E. Domries of E. Ball rd., and Robert Leonard Justus of Lodi. Rites have been scheduled for 8 p.m., tonight at Bethel Baptist church with the Rev. Berthold Jacksteit, pastor, officiating. A colonial style gown in white slipper satin has been chosen by the bride and will be carried out by the entire bridal party. Open work on the bodice is accented by delicate tracings of beads and seed pearls with a wide border of chantilly lace edging the magnificent five yard train of her skirt. She will carry a cascade of white mystery gardenias and a white orchid. Holding her veil is a crown of miniature flowers, centered with pearls. Maid of honor is Miss Marlene Fox, a cousin of the bride, who will wear a gown of pink nylon net with a matching sweetheart hat and a cascade of green cymbidium orchids. The bridesmaids are wearing green nylon net with matching hats and carrying bouquets of Vanta Orchids. They are Miss Gloria Walpus, Miss LaVerne Hooker, Miss Shirley Ray, Miss Joyce Enloe, Miss Bonnie Smith and Miss Eugenia Barley. Arnold Monreal is best man and ushers are Eldon Remland, Dick Mansfield, Kenneth Dymmel, Denis Denny. Little Miss Jo Lynn Davis will be flower girl in a white dress over pink with a wreath of pink carnations in her hair and match accessories and an orchid corsage and Mrs. Justus, a silk print dress with white accessories and an orchid corsage. The bride was graduated this month from Anaheim high school. Her husband-to-be, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Justus of Lodi, also attended school here and served for three years with the Army Air Corps. They will honeymoon in San Francisco for one week and will reside on E. Ball rd., in Anaheim. Korean War (Continued from Page 1) nounced 245 American planes have been lost in the war, which will be a year old Monday, and 391 communist planes destroyed or damaged. Two unidentified' planes made a two hour attack on U.N. lines near Chorwon, on the western front, in the early morning darkness Friday. They fire-bombed, strafed, rocketed and bombed Allied positions by the light of parachute flares. Throughout the attack they roared through a sky streaked by tracers and the bursts of anti-aircraft fire from U.N. guns. An Allied division commander called it "a stunt to improve Chinese morale." Earlier a tiny biplane strafed Kimpo airfield near Seoal and bombed the city itself. The "bombs" were reported to be mortar shells. There were four of them. Another unidentified plane, believed to be a jet, fired at a U.N. bomber 80 miles from the Man-made building. Sunday Tuesday Wednesday June 24 June 26 June 27 "MA AND PA KETTLE BACK ON THE FARM" Marjorie Main - Percy Kilbride Plus - In Technicolor "TWO WEEKS WITH LOVE" Jane Powell - Ricardo Montalban Open 6 days week—Closed Monday individual speaker for each car CHILDREN TO 12 FREE First with the Beat for the Least CHILDREN FREE! Orange DRIVE-IN THEATRE ★ FREE TONIGHT ★ NASH Rambler Convertible TONIGHT and SATURDAY THE FLYING MISSILE Glenn FORD · Vireca LINDFORS and “STAGE TO TUCSON” Starfing Next Sunday THE GREAT CARUSO MADDO LANZA · ANN BLYTH Color by TECHNICOLOR and FOLSOM PRISON Steve COCHRAN David BRIAN SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Vanta Orchids. They are Miss Gloria Walpus, Miss LaVerne Hooker, Miss Shirley Ray, Miss Joyce Enloe, Miss Bonnie Smith and Miss Eugenia Barley. Arnold Monreal is best man and ushers are Eldon Remland, Dick Mansfield, Kenneth Dymmel, Denis Denny. Little Miss Jo Lynn Davis will be flower girl in a white dress over pink with a wreath of pink carnations in her hair and matching flowers in her bouquet. Robert Domries, brother of the bride, is ring bearer. Lighting candles before the service will be Miss Donna Stabbert and Miss Margaret Gardener. They will wear green nylon net with wreaths of orchids in their hair. Mrs. Ralph Cornellius, soloist, accompanist will be Miss Ester Lueschner at the organ. The basement of Bethel Baptist church is the setting for the reception, where Mrs. Otto Trapp and Mrs. Alex Justus will assist in serving from the lace covered bride's table, centered with a five tiered wedding cake, surrounded by arrangements of Vanta Orchids. Mrs. Domries has chosen a French blue lace dress with white An Allied division commander called it "a stunt to improve Chinese morale." Earlier a tiny biplane strafed Kimpo airfield near Seoul and bombed the city itself. The "bombs" were reported to be mortar shells. There were four of them. Another unidentified plane, believed to be a jet, fired at a U.N. bomber 80 miles from the Manchurian border about midnight. No damage was inflicted. Todd Quits Meet LONDON (AP)—Mrs. Pat Todd of La Jolla, Calif., seeded sixth in the Wimbledon women's singles championship, has withdrawn from the tennis tournament. Wimbledon referee, W. J. Legg said today "Mrs. Todd has scratched. The decision was conveyed to the English Lawn Tennis association by her own association. No reason was given." Mrs. Todd who reached the semi-final of the Wimbledon singles last year was not nominated by the U.S.L.T.A. this year as a member of the U.S. team. Eat More California Oranges Free Delivery Phone 7-800 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Blouses Stage Return to Fashion Importance at New York Fall Showing A complete new expression of blouse fashions is being presented by the National Association of Blouse Manufacturers at the showings in New York this week. Adaptions go far in doing the job of putting new life in blouse fashions. Designers have not been timid in accepting new necklines new sleeves, new fabrics and new trimmings and at the same time keeping them within the framework of practical ready-to-wear selling. COSTUME BLOUSE Specific fashion expressions of the costume blouse as adapted from Paris originals, include elegantly deep-cut necklines, many of them asymmetrical to give a couture look. Simpler scoop and boat necklines show bows and ties for added fashion appeal and for style interest under dressmaker suits. Silver bugle beads, rhinestones or pearls, give the added touch on many of the deep cut models. Rhinestone buttons as well as bodice poufs point up women's blouses in taffeta. Fine Alencon or Val laces come into their own in the show of manufacturers realize the need for a complete lace blouse for wear with cocktail suits or by itself with a velvet satin skirt to build up the "after-five" ensemble. Both long and cap sleeves are used here. Other fabrics heralding the much needed return of the costume blouse are the taffetized groups of silks and rayons, as well as taffeta, satin, sheer silk organdy and nylon. Contrast fabrics, such Personal Mention A son was born this month to Mrs. Evelyn Smith Raab, wife of Leonard Frank Rabb, hospital corpsman, first class, USN, at the U.S. Naval hospital, San Diego. Raab, who is serving at the Naval Training Center, Camp Elliott Annex, San Diego, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Raab of Rt. 1, Escondido. Mrs. Raab is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. Smith of 10371 Brookhurst, Anaheim. The baby, named Brian Phillip, is the first child for the Raab's, who are residing with Raab's parents. Mrs. Margaret Riley, 10572 Court st., spent last week in Coalinga and Bakersfield visiting relatives. She saw her granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin and their small sons, Jimmy and David; her son, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Riley; also two grandsons, Harold Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Powell and their two children, Melody and Philip. Mrs. Helen McLean; 10592 Rose st., former postal clerk from the Long Beach post office and Mrs. Ruth Radke of 10671 S. Chestnut st., have returned from a six weeks trip to Starden, Minn., and are working in the new Stanton post office while the postmistress, Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER None of them that trust in Him shall be desolate.—Psa. 34:22. CALIFORNIANA—The sixth of a series of destructive fires burned 16 blocks of boom-time San Francisco on June 22, 1851; 450 buildings were burned. They were valued at $2,500,000. LINES-O-TYPE—Two Anaheimers were among this year's Stanford graduates. Agnes Teresa Heyling was awarded a master of arts degree in education. Leonard Kellogg, Jr., will soon be adding that significant M.D. after his name. Congratulation! . . . Neal Fredrick Weaver also got a degree. He's a petroleum engineer and set to follow his distinguished father's footsteps in the oil game. Don Weaver, the Wilshire Oil company executive, who was killed in the Northwest aircrash left his son quite a heritage in petroleum lore . . . Philip West Borst picked up a degree in political science. Apparently, he isn't going to follow his dad's footsteps and become a writer . . SUCCESS—Joy Lane launched a television show this week. The Wed Robert Church and an orchid corsage mustus, a silk print dress accessories and an usage. He was graduated this day Anaheim high school. And-to-be, is the son of Mr. Sam Justus of Lodi, dressed school here and three years with the Corps. They will honey-San Francisco for one will reside on E. Ballheim. Borean War Included from Page 1) 5 American planes have been the war, which will old Monday, and 391 planes destroyed or identified' planes made attack on U.N. lines won, on the western early morning dark-bombed, strafed, rock-bombed Allied positions of parachute flares. The attack they roar-sky streaked by trac-bursts of anti-aircraft U.N. guns. Division commander stunt to improve Chi- tiny biplane strafed field near Seoul and the city itself. The are reported to be mor-There were four of unidentified plane, be-a jet, fired at a U.N. miles from the Man- into their own in the show as manufacturers realize the need for a complete lace blouse for wear with cocktail suits or by itself with a velvet satin skirt to build up the "after-five" ensemble. Both long and cap sleeves are used here. Other fabrics heralding the much needed return of the costume blouse are the taffetized groups of silks and rayons, as well as taffeta, satin, sheer silk organdy and nylon. Contrast fabrics, such as a velvet yoke on chiffon, come under the heading of "idea" blouses. BIG SLEEVES Fashion emphasis is on the big full sleeve, as reiterated by puffed versions in medium and short lengths and deep dolman sleeves. The raglan cut often ends in beautifully finished pointed cuffs. DROPPED SHOULDERS Dropped shoulder lines are a recurring fashion theme. Effects are achieved by deep yokes in some casual models as well as dressy sheers. Fulness is sometimes achieved by tucks starting just below the shoulder. YOKES A POINT Yokes appear occasionally as self insets and offering elaborate contrast in imported laces or bead outlines, again with stitching to contrast. TIE NECKLINES Ties, whether detachable or convertible, are new fashion significance. Black velvet and grosgrain bows are a signature on several blouse and shirt models while attached stoles give a subtly draped look to wool jersey. Ridgway (Continued from Page 1) out limitations against the mainland of South China." President Truman fired General MacArthur for publicly advocating a naval blockade of China and bombing of Manchurian bases as well as use of the Chinese Nationalist troops. Ridgway was then appointed to succeed MacArthur. The administration contends the steps MacArthur proposed would increase the risk of World War III and has instructed Ridgway to continue fighting a limited war in Korea. Barr told the senators he believes the nation never has had into their own in the show as manufacturers realize the need for a complete lace blouse for wear with cocktail suits or by itself with a velvet satin skirt to build up the "after-five" ensembles. Both long and cap sleeves are used here. Other fabrics heralding the much needed return of the costume blouse are the taffetized groups of silks and rayons, as well as taffeta, satin, sheer silk organdy and nylon. Contrast fabrics, such as a velvet yoke on chiffon, come under the heading of "idea" blouses. BIG SLEEVES Fashion emphasis is on the big full sleeve, as reiterated by puffed versions in medium and short lengths and deep dolman sleeves. The raglan cut often ends in beautifully finished pointed cuffs. DROPPED SHOULDERS Dropped shoulder lines are a recurring fashion theme. Effects are achieved by deep yokes in some casual models as well as dressy sheers. Fulness is sometimes achieved by tucks starting just below the shoulder. YOKES A POINT Yokes appear occasionally as self insets and offering elaborate contrast in imported laces or bead outlines, again with stitching to contrast. TIE NECKLINES Ties, whether detachable or convertible, are new fashion significance. Black velvet and grosgrain bows are a signature on several blouse and shirt models while attached stoles give a subtly draped look to wool jersey. Ridgway (Continued from Page 1) out limitations against the mainland of South China." President Truman fired General MacArthur for publicly advocating a naval blockade of China and bombing of Manchurian bases as well as use of the Chinese Nationalist troops. Ridgway was then appointed to succeed MacArthur. The administration contends the steps MacArthur proposed would increase the risk of World War III and has instructed Ridgway to continue fighting a limited war in Korea. Barr told the senators he believes the nation never has had into their own in the show as manufacturers realize the need for a complete lace blouse for wear with cocktail suits or by itself with a velvet satin skirt to build up the "after-five" ensembles. Both long and cap sleeves are used here. Other fabrics heralding the much needed return of the costume blouse are the taffetized groups of silks and rayons, as well as taffeta, satin, sheer silk organdy and nylon. Contrast fabrics, such as a velvet yoke on chiffon, come under the heading of "idea" blouses. BIG SLEEVES Fashion emphasis is on the big full sleeve, as reiterated by puffed versions in medium and short lengths and deep dolman sleeves. The raglan cut often ends in beautifully finished pointed cuffs. DROPPED SHOULDERS Dropped shoulder lines are a recurring fashion theme. Effects are achieved by deep yokes in some casual models as well as dressy sheers. Fulness is sometimes achieved by tucks starting just below the shoulder. YOKES A POINT Yokes appear occasionally as self insets and offering elaborate contrast in imported laces or bead outlines, again with stitching to contrast. TIE NECKLINES Ties, whether detachable or convertible, are new fashion significance. Black velvet and grosgrain bows are a signature on several blouse and shirt models while attached stoles give a subtly draped look to wool jersey. Ridgway (Continued from Page 1) out limitations against the mainland of South China." President Truman fired General MacArthur for publicly advocating a naval blockade of China and bombing of Manchurian bases as well as use of the Chinese Nationalist troops. Ridgway was then appointed to succeed MacArthur. The administration contends the steps MacArthur proposed would increase the risk of World War III and has instructed Ridgway to continue fighting a limited war in Korea. Barr told the senators he believes the nation never has had into their own in the show as manufacturers realize the need for a complete lace blouse for wear with cocktail suits or by itself with a velvet satin skirt to build up the "after-five" ensembles. Both long and cap sleeves are used here. Other fabrics heralding the much needed return of the costume blouse are the taffetized groups of silks and rayons, as well as taffeta, satin, sheer silk organdy and nylon. Contrast fabrics, such as a velvet yoke on chiffon, come under the heading of "idea" blouses. BIG SLEEVES Fashion emphasis is on the big full sleeve, as reiterated by puffed versions in medium and short lengths and deep dolman sleeves. The raglan cut often ends in beautifully finished pointed cuffs. DROPPED SHOULDERS Dropped shoulder lines are a recurring fashion theme. Effects are achieved by deep yokes in some casual models as well as dressy sheers. Fulness is sometimes achieved by tucks starting just below the shoulder. YOKES A POINT Yokes appear occasionally as self insets and offering elaborate contrast in imported laces or bead outlines, again with stitching to contrast. TIE NECKLINES Ties, whether detachable or convertible, are new fashion significance. Black velvet and grosgrain bows are a signature on several blouse and shirt models while attached stoles give a subtly draped look to wool jersey. Ridgway (Continued from Page 1) out limitations against the mainland of South China." President Truman fired General MacArthur for publicly advocating a naval blockade of China and bombing of Manchurian bases as well as use of the Chinese Nationalist troops. Ridgway was then appointed to succeed MacArthur. The administration contends the steps MacArthur proposed would increase the risk of World War III and has instructed Ridgway to continue fighting a limited war in Korea. Barr told the senators he believes the nation never has had into their own in the show as manufacturers realize the need for a complete lace blouse for wear with cocktail suits or by itself with a velvet satin skirt to build up the "after-five" ensembles. Both long and cap sleeves are used here. Other fabrics heralding the much needed return of the costume blouse are the taffetized groups of silks and rayons, as well as taffeta, satin, sheer silk organdy and nylon. Contrast fabrics, such as a velvet yoke on chiffon, come under the heading of "idea" blouses. BIG SLEEVES Fashion emphasis is on the big full sleeve, as reiterated by puffed versions in medium and short lengths and deep dolman sleeves. The raglan cut often ends in beautifully finished pointed cuffs. DROPPED SHOULDERS Dropped shoulder lines are a recurring fashion theme. Effects are achieved by deep yokes in some casual models as well as dressy sheers. Fulness is sometimes achieved by tucks starting just below the shoulder. YOKES A POINT Yokes appear occasionally as self insets and offering elaborate contrast in imported laces or bead outlines, again with stitching to contrast. TIE NECKLINES Ties, whether detachable or convertible, are new fashion significance. Black velvet and grosgrain bows are a signature on several blouse and shirt models while attached stoles give a subtly draped look to wool jersey. Ridgway (Continued from Page 1) out limitations against the mainland of South China." President Truman fired General MacArthur for publicly advocating a naval blockade of China and bombing of Manchurian bases as well as use of the Chinese Nationalist troops. Ridgway was then appointed to succeed MacArthur. The administration contends the steps MacArthur proposed would increase the risk of World War III and has instructed Ridgway to continue fighting a limited war in Korea. Barr told the senators he believes the nation never has had into their own in the show as manufacturers realize the need for a complete lace blouse for wear with cocktail suits or by itself with a velvet satin skirt to build up the "after five" ensembles. Both long and cap sleeves are used here. Other fabrics heralding the much needed return of the costume blouse are the taffetized groups of silks and rayons, as well as taffeta, satin, sheer silk organdy and nylon. Contrast fabrics, such as a velvet yoke on chiffon, come under the heading of "idea" blouses. BIG SLEEVES Fashion emphasis is on the big full sleeve, as reiterated by puffed versions in medium and short lengths and deep dolman sleeves. The raglan cut often ends in beautifully finished pointed cuffs. DROPPED SHOULDERS Dropped shoulder lines are a recurring fashion theme. Effects are achieved by deep yokes in some casual models as well as dressy sheers. Fulness is sometimes achieved by tucks starting just below the shoulder. YOKES A POINT Yokes appear occasionally as self insets and offering elaborate contrast in imported laces or bead outlines, again with stitching to contrast. TIE NECKLINES Ties, whether detachable or convertible, are new fashion significance. Black velvet and grosgrain bows are a signature on several blouse and shirt models while attached stoles give a subtly draped look to wool jersey. Ridgway (Continued from Page 1) out limitations against the mainland of South China." President Truman fired General MacArthur for publicly advocating a naval blockade of China and bombing of Manchurian bases as well as use of the Chinese Nationalist troops. Ridgway was then appointed to succeed MacArthur. The administration contends the steps MacArthur proposed would increase the risk of World War III and has instructed Ridgway to continue fighting a limited war in Korea. Barr told the senators he believes the nation never has had into their own in the show as manufacturers realize the need for a complete lace blouse for wear with cocktail suits or by itself with a velvet satin skirt to build up the "after five" ensembles. Both long and cap sleeves are used here. Other fabrics heralding the much needed return of the costume blouse are the taffetized groups of silks and rayons, as well as taffeta, satin, sheer silk organdy and nylon. Contrast fabrics, such as a velvet yoke on chiffon, come under the heading of "idea" blouses. BIG SLEEVES Fashion emphasis is on the big full sleeve, as reiterated by puffed versions in medium and short lengths and deep dolman sleeves. The raglan cut often ends in beautifully finished pointed cuffs. DROPPED SHOULDERS Dropped shoulder lines are a recurring fashion theme. Effects are achieved by deep yokes in some casual models as well as dressy sheers. Fulness is sometimes achieved by tucks starting just below the shoulder. YOKES A POINT Yokes appear occasionally as self insets and offering elaborate contrast in imported laces or bead outlines, again with stitching to contrast. TIE NECKLINES Ties, whether detachable or convertible, are new fashion significance. Black velvet and grosgrain bows are a signature on several blouse and shirt models while attached stoles give a subtly draped look to wool jersey. Ridgway (Continued from Page 1) out limitations against the mainland of South China." President Truman fired General MacArthur for publicly advocating a naval blockade of China and bombing of Manchurian bases as well as use of the Chinese Nationalist troops. Ridgway was then appointed to succeed MacArthur. The administration contends the steps MacArthur proposed would increase the risk of World War III and has instructed Ridgway to continue fighting a limited war in Korea. Barr told the senators he believes the nation never has had into their own in the show as manufacturers realize the need for a complete lace blouse for wear with cocktail suits or by itself with a velvet satin skirt to build up the "after all," I'm a guy who if he ball is ten grand or a dime has always showed up. This ain't no vicious crime. It ain't so much'a matter of law and order. It's how big a showing they can make... CPrate (Continued from Page 1) comings it also has its compensating good points. Average delivered prices in the 10 terminal auctions last week was $4/79 for Valencias—50 cents less than the week before. The auctions took 420 cars of California Valencias for the week ending June 16, compared with 446 for the correspondding week last year. Average auction price forthe same period last year was 8 centsa box less than this year; it was pointed out. Cohen (Continued from Page 1) got a lot of things to take care of. "After all," I'm a guy who if he ball is ten grand or a dime has always showed up. This ain't no vicious crime. It ain't so much'a matter of law and order. It's how big a showing they can make... NewSETTES — Howard Corrigan and Robert Hipes werea coupleof Anahelmers who ventured overtohe Fullerton city hall recently. They enlistedinthe air corps . . . Elmer Williams,the city league umpire;will tell you that it doesn't feel any different nowthat he isa grandfather.No?Elmer like all grampas,a just little prouder...E.W.Moellersomehow doesn'tlooklikea schoolmaster.But he'sgoingto teacha classinEugene.Oregon.Wonderifoneofhis lectureswill... NEWSETTES — Howard Corrigan and Robert Hipes werea coupleof Anahelmers who ventured overtohe Fullerton city hall recently. They enlistedinthe air corps . . . Elmer Williams,the city league umpire;will tell you that it doesn't feel any different nowthat he isa grandfather.No?Elmer like all grampas,a just little prouder...E.W.Moellersomehow doesn'tlooklikea schoolmaster.But he'sgoingto teacha classinEugene.Oregon.Wonderifoneofhis lectureswill... After several yearsworship,a groupoP.Peaberuilt.AnahelmerswhoventuredovertoheFullertoncityhallrecently.becausetheywenttolearnatclassinEugene.Oregon.Wonderifoneofhis lectureswill... After several yearsworship,a groupoP.Peaberuilt.AnahelmerswhoventuredovertoheFullertoncityhallrecently.becausetheywenttolearnatclassinEugene.Oregon.Wonderifoneofhis lectureswill... After several yearsworship,a groupoP.Peaberuilt.AnahelmerswhoventuredovertoheFullertoncityhallrecently.becausetheywenttolearnatclassinEugene.Oregon.Wonderifoneofhis lectureswill... 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JACKSON'S DRUG Remember—MONDAY, JUNE 25—8 P.M. be on how to get along with the planning commission?. WARNING—Take it easy! Summer begins today. Tomorrow everyone and his brother heads for the beach. With a hundred thousand folks jamming the beaches, life guards will be busy hauling the too brave from the water. AND—when you drive take it easy. With all of those people going to the beach, there'll be an awful lot of drivers. BRIEFLY NOTED — Herbert Crossland went to sleep and awoke with a jolt. Y'see, the Anaheimer went to sleep at the wheel, the car he was driving ran off the road and hit a lightpost. It wasn't so long ago that Vic Holbrook was a star junior college athlete. Now he's a mat star—a grunt and groan expert. The Albert Flints are going back to see the Empire State. They'll appreciate sunny (?) Southern California more when they return. Mark Gonzales didn't watch where he was walking, it seems. The elderly man was injured after he apparently yielded the right-of-way to a truck. Don't trust anyone—not even a truck. Don't think that piggy bank burglary at the Leonard Conrad hacienda will be solved so fast. Money must be mighty scarce when burglars have to break into a house to life a piggy bank containing 10 buck's worth of change. SCOOPED—"Now, Jackie, when you sign up, I want you to give me an exclusive," Bob Zimmer. Decorate your towels with these delicious looking fruit and vegetable designs. Embroider them in realistic colorings and simple stitches. No need to coax the family to help with the dishes as each one will claim a favorite towel. Pattern envelope No. 5187 contains hot-iron transfer for 7 designs, material requirements, SCOOPED—"Now, Jackie, when you sign up, I want you to give me an exclusive," Bob Zimmer, the Fullerton Tribune sportsed, said to Jack Ramsey, the up-and-coming catcher who Ken Peiner believes is another Del Crandal. Jackie agreed, "Sure, Bob, I will!" Almost after Jack was handed his high school diploma, the St. Louis Cardinal people got Jack's signature on the dotted line. The kid was jubilant. He forgot to call Zimmer, who almost blew a fuse when he read the dispatch on the news ticker: "Jack Ramsey, 18-year-old Fullerton high school graduate today signed a St. Louis Cardinal contract and will be optioned to their Presno farm club..." That's newspapering for you! Decorate your towels with these delicious looking fruit and vegetable designs. Embroider them in realistic colorings and simple stitches. No need to coax the family to help with the dishes as each one will claim a favorite towel. Pattern envelope No. 5187 contains hot-iron transfer for 7 designs, material requirements, stitch illustrations and color chart. To obtain this pattern, send 25 cents in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams st., Chicago 6, Ill. To assure satisfactory and enduring performace the hydraulic valve lifter produced by the Diesel Equipment Division of General Motors for automobile engines has the two principal working parts fitted together so that the working clearance between the two is held within fifty one-millionths of an inch, or about one-sixtieth of the diameter of an average human hair. After several years of using impoverished meeting places for their worship, a group of Presbyterians under the leadership of Rev. L. P. Weber built Anaheim's first church in 1869. In this humble ad After several years of using impoverished meeting places for their worship, a group of Presbyterians under the leadership of Rev. L. P. Weber built Anaheim's first church in 1869. In this humble edifice Rev. Weber, who later founded the city of Westminster, led the pioneers in worship for many years. The church was the forerunner of the many other fine structures and church groups that were soon to help the Mother Colony become a city. In 1889, only 20 years after Anaheim's first place of worship was built, the Savings Loan and Building Association of Anaheim was founded by a group of local people to supply the growing town with savings and loan organization. Today, the same pioneer company under the direction of local, friendly people, still serves the Anaheim area extending cooperation and helpful service such as contributed to the community's growth since 1889. Deposits Received by the 10th of July Draw Interest From the 1st of July Come in soon—and find out how easy it is to save and earn at your Pioneer Savings Company. The SAVINGS LOAN & BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM- PHONE 7283