anaheim-gazette 1951-10-18

Social and Club Activities Introduction of Faculty-School Employees Highlights First Meeting of Fremont P-TA Introduction of school personnel was foremost on the program for the opening meeting of Fremont P-TA Tuesday evening in the school cafeteria when dinner was served to 180 persons. A tour of the home rooms gave parents an opportunity to become acquainted with their child's teacher and room mothers. The regular association meeting opened with Mrs. Conan W. Gray, presiding, Mrs. S. L. Keith, first vice president, led the audience in the flag salute and Mrs. Walter Taylor gave the spiritual thought for the evening. Mrs. Keith introduced the maintenance department, Ralph Eby, B. M. Nicholson, Russell Christianson, Arvel Collins, Charles Ritch, Clifton Harris, and Arnold Pape. Cafeteria Personnel: Mrs. Eunice Barnes, Mrs. Ethel Hempshall, and Mrs. Matilda Kolbe. Superintendent’s office staff: M. A. Gauer, Mrs. Bessie Fry, and Mrs. Henrietta Slingsby. Principal: Chester Fowler and Mrs. Fowler. Teachers: Miss Irene Holland, Clark White, Miss Dorothy Fletcher, Mrs. Dorothy Link, Eldon Hauck, W. A. Schmitt, Miss Thelma Moon, Kenneth Spencer, Miss Adah L. Wilcox, Alex Jiminez, Miss Helen Cohn, J. L. Drennan, Mrs. Milfred Lucas, Mrs. Virginia Palermi, Mrs. Helen Snyder, Carl Berneker, Miss Harriet Schadewald, A. E. Bourne, Miss Lucia Upp, Miss Pearl Swietzer, and Miss Esther Hake, school nurse, Superintendent of schools, Paul Cook and Mrs. Cook. Budget and Finance Chairman Mrs. George Winters read the budget and it was adopted by the association. Mrs. Harold Ferguson, membership chairman, announced a membership of 233. The membership drive ends this week. All prospective members are urged to turn in their dues by Friday so that the goal of 300 members may be reached. Mrs. George Kohlenberger, parliamentarian, read the proposed changes in the Fremont Parent-Teachers by-laws. Mrs. W. L. Hollowell, ways and means chairman, in charge of the dinner, introduced her committee: Mesdames F. E. Simonfon, Dr. Edward Speaks to Boys Mrs. Loren Wagner is vice president of Katee the first meeting of the day afternoon at the office was vacated or resignation of Mrs. Danner. Mrs. Ross Brownfield over the business session introduced Martin Morrow who presented me the faculty. Announce made of the marionette be held at the school sters and parents on 9:15 a.m. Highest percentage in bership drive was won Mable Tast, fourth grade Mrs. Jeanette Smith grade won second place Mrs. Robert Kettle chairman of the carm held tomorrow night at reported that ent An AARON SCHULTZ* Applies BIG G-E BONUS OF Plus Liberal Trade-in Allow LIMITED TIME ON PRICE OF THE RE MENT G-E SPACE MAKER LAZY SUSAN, Designed to give you tidy, easily storage space in your G-E Refrigerator. Just the thing for leftover Spins at a touch of your finger, providing access to food. 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Announcement was made of the marionette show to be held at the school for youngsters and parents on Oct. 22 at 9:15 a.m. Highest percentage in the membership drive was won by Mrs. Mable Tast, fourth grade teacher. Mrs. Jeanette Smith's second grade won second place. Mrs. Robert Kettler, finance chairman of the carnival to be held tomorrow night at the school reported that entertainment J. Windsor Seapy, Lloyd Ross, George Kohlenberger, Warren Hodges, August Fitz, Walter Taylor, George Winters, A. E. Bourne, James F. Downey, Dave Schwemmer. Mrs. Gray announced the grease drive for Nov. 29. The date of Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers meeting is Oct. 26. Miss Adah L. Wilcox thanked the association for the gift last year of two shuffleboard courts and equipment. Miss Helen Cohn’s B-1 room received the award for having the highest percentage of parents attending the meeting. Mickle Funeral Tomorrow at 2 The funeral services will be held for Mrs. Mary Mickle tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars. Interment will be held in the Melrose Abbey Mausoleum. The family requests that no flowers be sent. booths are ready for the big event. Home-made cakes will be given as prizes for the cake walk, and major prizes will be awarded throughout the event. These include a Westinghouse roaster, a case of oil, and free car wash. Mrs. Kay Shigekawa and Mrs. G. Osuma, chairmen for the ham dinner, announced that hours would be from 5 to 7:30 p.m. The 4-H Thimble club will have a booth for candy and apples. Mrs. Phyllis Landweer requested articles for the white elephant booth. Program chairman Mrs. Loren Wagner introduced Miss Marion Carricousa in two vocal numbers with Alice Pannier at the piano. Dr. Edward Lee Russell from the County Health department was also on the program and stressed the importance of immunization and asked parents to cooperate with the schools in the program. He also discussed the new Bennett Ventilation Meter and explained its operation. The machine measures intake of air and is used in respiratory cases, and as an early diagnosis of polio. The meeting closed with a penny march. Fall fruits and vegetables decorated the tea table where Mrs. Raymón Terry and Mrs. Loren Wagner presided at the coffee urn. Tri-Hi-Y The girls Tri-Hi-Y clubs of the YMCA under the direction of Nan Moore have started the fall season with a great deal of enthusiasm. The meetings are held every Tuesday evening from seven to eight o'clock. The girls held a joint meeting of all clubs last Tuesday at the new YMCA building at which the following were elected as officers of the YMCA Tri-Hi-Y Council: President, Jeanette Koss; Vice-President, Gretchen Decker; Secretary, Kay Turner; Treasurer, Leah Gerber; Worship Chairman, Rosemary Poyet. Two Fullerton High school students furnished the program. Leeland Kate, Jr., talked on his experiences as an Explorer Scout. Don Blankford played a piano solo. Each club has met, selected a name and elected officers. The senior club, called the Live-Yers and led by Mrs. Lois Carle, have elected the following officers: Joanne Kellogg, president; Diane Cave, vice-president; Barbara Rees, secretary; Gretchen Glover, treasurer; Pat Frahm, Council representative; Nancy Ater, publicity; Rosemary Donovan, worship chairman; Carol Davenport, song leader. Talks by Mrs. Murhead of Hollywood and Mrs. West from Fullerton were given to the girls about interior decorating and color schemes. There are two clubs in the junior class. The YQT's are led by Mrs. Betty Chamberlain and Barbara Trapp. The officers elected were Shirley Pannier, president; Ramona Schiley, vice-president; Darlene Fitz, secretary; Gerie Glover, Junior-Seniors Parent Dinner At High School Class advisors for this senior division at A school were principals the parent dinner for es held Tuesday even t cafeteria. Chester Shirk said an avocation was to jective during the William Rickle, se spoke on selective se events of graduation Wheeler discussed in Junior and senior t introduced. Mrs. Carl Lindgge chairman, discussed the year and Paul Dale on the new junior project Mrs. Foster mistress of ceremonies. Approximately 150 tended Senior classes held Nov. 15 accord nouncement by Man who was introduced to tree. Title is Michael nassy. San Berdou Tonight at Orange Coast College Bernardino college t at Huntington Beach ball game which may determine the cha t Eastern Conference Both teams have r pressive records in far Coath Clyde d dians of San Berdou four straight while drive for Nov. 29. The date of Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers meeting is Oct. 26. Miss Adah L. Wilcox thanked the association for the gift last year of two shuffleboard courts and equipment. Miss Helen Cohn's B-1 room received the award for having the highest percentage of parents attending the meeting. Fall fruits and vegetables decorated the tea table where Mrs. Raymond Terry and Mrs. Loren Wagner presided at the coffee urn. TZ* Appliance Value G-E S OFFER Plus e-in Allowances LIMITED TIME ONLY! ALL 3 FOR THE PRICE OF THE REFRIGERATOR ALONE! W-T-Z SPACE MAKER LAZY SUSAN. Designed to give you tidy, safe storage space in your B Refrigerator. Just thing for leftovers at a touch of fainting, giving access to food. Five interactive clear glass cases with colored Hold nearly quart each. The Tri-You's, led by Mrs. Beverly Fast and Beverly Curtis, had a progressive dinner. They started at Mary Lou Love's home for cocktails, to Drusetta Martin's for soup, to Carolyn Lenz' for salad, to Sally Taylor's for the main dish and Laurel Bohan served dessert. They elected the following officers: Myrna Lewellyn, president; Mary Carter, vice-president; Mary Daugherty, secretary; Betty Osborn, treasurer; Elaine Johnson, council representative; Barbara Galloway, worship chairman; Ann Risner, publicity. Plans were made for a candy sale downtown and a Hallowe'en party. One of the sophomore clubs selected the name Par Y Feminal. Leaders are Genevieve Kirk and Pat Brooks. Officers elected were: Caroline Fechter, president; Bobbie Hudson, vice-president; Doris Holve, secretary; Joan Perry, treasurer; June Marioka, council representative; Peggy Kohlberger, song leader; Wilma Davidson, worship chairman; Nancy Barthelmes, publicity. Another sophomore club, Zi Chi Phil Tri Hi-Y, is led by Mrs. Ruth Preston and Patti Mattox. They elected the following officers: Yvonne Fitz, president; Dorothy Cosnell, vice-president; Joan Mauerhan, treasurer; Kay Forbes, secretary; Rachel Cadwalader, publicity; Mary Lou Casebeer, song leader; Reynette Wallace, council representative. Mr. and Mrs. Luis Sandoval are leading a sophomore co-ed club called the B-Y's. The girls elected the following officers: Gloria Olvesa, president; Irene Garcia, vice-song leader. Talks by Mrs. Murhead of Hollywood and Mrs. West from Fullerton were given to the girls about interior decorating and color schemes. There are two clubs in the junior class. The YQT's are led by Mrs. Betty Chamberlain and Barbara Trapp. The officers elected were Shirley Pannier, president; Ramona Schley, vice-president; Darlene Fitz, secretary; Gerie Glover, treasurer; Marlene Stewart, worship chairman; Glenda Mungerson, council representative; Jan Larson, publicity chairman; Gretchen Decker, song leader; June McClain, sergeant at arms. The Tri-You's, led by Mrs. Beverly Fast and Beverly Curtis, had a progressive dinner. They started at Mary Lou Love's home for cocktails, to Drusetta Martin's for soup, to Carolyn Lenz' for salad, to Sally Taylor's for the main dish and Laurel Bohan served dessert. They elected the following officers: Myrna Lewellyn, president; Mary Carter, vice-president; Mary Daugherty, secretary; Betty Osborn, treasurer; Elaine Johnson, council representative; Barbara Galloway, worship chairman; Ann Risner, publicity. Plans were made for a candy sale downtown and a Hallowe'en party. One of the sophomore clubs selected the name Par Y Feminal. Leaders are Genevieve Kirk and Pat Brooks. Officers elected were: Caroline Fechter, president; Bobbie Hudson, vice-president; Doris Holve, secretary; Joan Perry, treasurer; June Marioka, council representative; Peggy Kohlberger, song leader; Wilma Davidson, worship chairman; Nancy Barthelmes, publicity. Another sophomore club, Zi Chi Phil Tri Hi-Y, is led by Mrs. Ruth Preston and Patti Mattox. They elected the following officers: Yvonne Fitz, president; Dorothy Cosnell, vice-president; Joan Mauerhan, treasurer; Kay Forbes, secretary; Rachel Cadwalader, publicity; Mary Lou Casebeer, song leader; Reynette Wallace, council representative. Mr. and Mrs. Luis Sandoval are leading a sophomore co-ed club called the B-Y's. The girls elected the following officers: Gloria Olvesa, president; Irene Garcia, vice-song leader. Talks by Mrs. Murhead of Hollywood and Mrs. West from Fullerton were given to the girls about interior decorating and color schemes. There are two clubs in the junior class. The YQT's are led by Mrs. Betty Chamberlain and Barbara Trapp. The officers elected were Shirley Pannier, president; Ramona Schley, vice-president; Darlene Fitz, secretary; Gerie Glover, treasurer; Marlene Stewart, worship chairman; Glenda Mungerson, council representative; Jan Larson, publicity chairman; Gretchen Decker, song leader; June McClain, sergeant at arms. The Tri-You's, led by Mrs. Beverly Fast and Beverly Curtis, had a progressive dinner. They started at Mary Lou Love's home for cocktails, to Drusetta Martin's for soup, to Carolyn Lenz' for salad, to Sally Taylor's for the main dish and Laurel Bohan served dessert. They elected the following officers: Myrna Lewellyn, president; Mary Carter, vice-president; Mary Daugherty, secretary; Betty Osborn, treasurer; Elaine Johnson, council representative; Barbara Galloway, worship chairman; Ann Risner, publicity. Plans were made for a candy sale downtown and a Hallowe'en party. One of the sophomore clubs selected the name Par Y Feminal. Leaders are Genevieve Kirk and Pat Brooks. Officers elected were: Caroline Fechter, president; Bobbie Hudson, vice-president; Doris Holve, secretary; Joan Perry, treasurer; June Marioka, council representative; Peggy Kohlberger, song leader; Wilma Davidson, worship chairman; Nancy Barthelmes, publicity. Another sophomore club, Zi Chi Phil Tri Hi-Y, is led by Mrs. Ruth Preston and Patti Mattox. They elected the following officers: Yvonne Fitz, president; Dorothy Cosnell， vice-president；Joan Mauerhan，treasurer；Kay Forbes，secretary；Rachel Cadwalader，publicity；Mary Lou Casebeer，song leader；Reynette Wallace，council representative. Mr. and Mrs. Luis Sandoval are leading a sophomore co-ed club called the B-Y's. The girls elected the following officers: Gloria Olvesa，president；Irene Garcia，vice-song leader。Talks by Mrs. Murhead of Hollywood and Mrs.West from Fullerton were given to the girls about interior decorating and color schemes. There are two clubs in the junior class.The YQT's are led by Mrs.Betty Chamberlain and Barbara Trapp.The officers elected were Shirley Pannier，president；Ramona Schley，vice-president；Darlene Fitz，secretary；Gerie Glover，treasurer；Marlene Stewart，worship chairman；Glenda Mungerson，council representative；Jan Larson，publicity chairman；Gretchen Decker，song leader；June McClain，sergeant at arms. The Tri-You's，led by Mrs.Beverly Fast and Beverly Curtis，had a progressive dinner.他们 started at Mary Lou Love's home for cocktails，to Drusetta Martin's for soup，to Carolyn Lenz' for salad，to Sally Taylor's for the main dish and Laurel Bohan served dessert.他们 elected the following officers：Myrna Lewellyn，president；Mary Carter，vice-president；Mary Daugherty，secretary；Betty Osborn，treasurer；Elaine Johnson，council representative；Barbara Galloway，worship chairman；Ann Risner，publicity.Plan were made for a candy sale downtown and a Hallowe'en party. One of the sophomore clubs selected the name Par Y Feminal.Laders are Genevieve Kirk and Pat Brooks.Officers elected were: Caroline Fechter，president；Bobbie Hudson，vice-president；Doris Holve，secretary；Joan Perry，treasurer；June Marioka，council representative；Peggy Kohlberger，song leader；Wilma Davidson，worship chairman；Nancy Barthelmes，publicity. Another sophomore club，Zi Chi Phil Tri Hi-Y，是 led by Mrs.Ruth Preston和Patti Mattox.他们 elected the following officers：Yvonne Fitz，president；Dorothy Cosnell，vice-president；Joan Mauerhan，treasurer；Kay Forbes，secretary；Rachel Cadwalader，publicity；Mary Lou Casebeer，song leader；Reynette Wallace，council representative。 Mr. and Mrs.Luis Sandoval are leading a sophomore co-ed club called the B-Y's.The girls elected the following officers：Gloria Olvesa，president；Irene Garcia，vice-song leader.Talks by Mrs.Murhead of Hollywood and Mrs.West from Fullerton were given to the girls about interior decorating and color schemes. There are two clubs in the junior class.The YQT's are led by Mrs.Betty Chamberlain和 Barbara Trapp.The officers elected were Shirley Pannier，president；Ramona Schley，vice-president；Darlene Fitz，secretary；Gerie Glover，treasurer；Marlene Stewart，worship chairman；Glenda Mungerson,council representative；Jan Larson，publicity Chairman；Gretchen Decker,song leader；June McClain,sergeant at arms. The Tri-You's，led by Mrs.Beverly Fast and Beverly Curtis,Had a progressive dinner.他们 started at Mary Lou Love's home for cocktails，to Drusetta Martin's for soup，to Carolyn Lenz' for salad，to Sally Taylor's for the main dish and Laurel Bohan served dessert.他们 elected the following officers：Myrna Lewellyn，president；Mary Carter,vice-president；Mary Daugherty，secretary；Betty Osborn,treasurer；Elaine Johnson,council representative；Barbara Galloway，worship chairman；Ann Risner,publicity.Plan were made for a candy sale downtown and a Hallowe'en party. One of the sophomore clubs selected the name Par Y Feminal.Laders are Genevieve Kirk and Pat Brooks.Officers elected were: Caroline Fechter，president；Bobbie Hudson,vice-president；Doris Holve，secretary；Joan Perry，treasurer；June Marioka,council representative；Peggy Kohlberger,song leader；Wilma Davidson,sungle leader.;Reynette Wallace,council representative. Mr. and Mrs.Luis Sandoval are leading a sophomore co-ed club called the B-Y'S.The girls elected the following officers：Gloria Olvesa，president；Irene Garcia,vice-song leader.Talks by Mrs.Murhead of Hollywood and Mrs.West from Fullerton were given to the girls about interior decorating and color schemes. There are two clubs in the junior class.The YQT's are led by Mrs.Betty Chamberlain和 Barbara Trapp.The officers elected were Shirley Pannier，president；Ramona Schley,vice-president；Darlene Fitz，secretary；Gerie Glover,sungle leader.;Reynette Wallace,council representative; Mr. and Mrs.Luis Sandoval are leading a sophomore co-ed club called the B-Y'S.The girls elected the following officers：Gloria Olivesa，president；Irene Garcia,vice-song leader.Talks by Mrs.Murhead of Hollywood and Mrs.West from Fullerton were given to the girls about interior decorating and color schemes. There are two clubs in the junior class.The YQT's are led by Mrs.Betty Chamberlain和 Barbara Trapp.The officers elected were Shirley Pannier，president；Ramona Schley,vice-president；Darlene Fitz，secretary；Gerie Glover,sungle leader.;Reynette Wallace,council representative; Mr. and Mrs.Luis Sandoval are leading a sophomore co-ed club called the B-Y'S.The girls elected the following officers：Gloria Olivesa，president；Irene Garcia,vice-song leader.Talks by Mrs.Murhead of Hollywood and Mrs.West from Fullerton were given to the girls about interior decorating and color schemes. There are two clubs in the junior class.The YQT's are led by Mrs.Betty Chamberlain和 Barbara Trapp.The officers elected were Shirley Pannier，president；Ramona Schley,vice-president；Darlene Fitz，secretary；Gerie Glover,sungle leader.;Reynette Wallace,council representative; Mr. and Mrs.Luis Sandoval are leading a sophomore co-ed club called the B-Y'S.The girls elected the following officers：Gloria Olivesa，president；Irene Garcia,vice-song leader.Talks by Mrs.Murhead of Hollywood and Mrs.West from Fullerton were given to the girls about interior decorating and color schemes. There are two clubs in the junior class.The YQT's are led by Mrs.Betty Chamberlain和 Barbara Trapp.The officers elected were Shirley Pannier，president；Ramona Schley,vice-president；Darlene Fitz，secretary；Gerie Glover,sungle leader.;Reynette Wallace,council representative; Mr. and Mrs.Luis Sandoval are leading a sophomore co-ed club called the B-Y'S.The girls elected the following officers：Gloria Olivesa，president；Irene Garcia,vice-song leader.Talks by Mrs.Murhead of Hollywood and Mrs.West from Fullerton were given to the girls about interior decorating and color schemes. There are two clubs in the junior class.The YQT's are led by Mrs.Betty Chamberlain和 Barbara Trapp.The officers elected were Shirley Pannier，president；Ramona Schley,vice-president ;Darlene Fitz，secretary；Gerie Glover,sungle leader.;Reynette Wallace,council representation; Mr. and Mrs.Luis Sandoval are leading a sophomore co-ed club called the B-Y'S.The girls elected the following officers：Gloria Olivesa，president；Irene Garcia,vice-song leader.Talks by Mrs.Murhead of Hollywood and Ms.West from Fullerton were given to the girls about interior decorating and color schemes. There are two clubs in the junior class.The YQT's are led by Mrs.Betty Chamberlain和 Barbara Trapp.The officerslected were Shirley Pannier,the halfbacks John Jess Smith and Smith.Carryingthe Gray colors of San face with another Penn Gaffney at fullback Ohio prepster Jerry with San Berdoo his Jack Gray at the endThe game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10-0. tonio 34-14while lion gon Tech,a four 14-0. The game will start at the Huntington school field. Melcher Arms On Check C Last night two Hunt police officers arrive with a petty theft-the arrest of Raymon Sheldon 20-7and 10-0. Fullerton 20-7and 10TONIO SIX ARABS PERIS IN UNUSUAL TRANSIT TRIPOLL LINCOLN TOLEIGH AT GREEN COAST COLLEGE BARNARDINO college thru HUNTINGTON Beach ball game which man determine thieves halfway while Pirates have won threeparts starts. San Berdoo has thru Pool Hall on S.Doole place during him under Day before yesterday Raymond Melcher pass a fictitious $25 West End Alpha Beacon called The Banth found thru man hh there.The police,and found thru man record in threeparts is $30 Ellsworth.A SIX ARABS PERIS IN UNUSUAL TRANSIT TRIPOLL LINCOLN College thru HUNTINGTON Beach ball game which man determine thieves halfway while Pirates have won threeparts starts. San Berdoo has thru Pool Hall on S.Doole place during him under Day before yesterday Raymond Melcher pass a fictitious $25 West End Alpha Beacon called The Banth found thru man record in threeparts is $30 Ellsworth.A USEFUL REFRIGERATOR DISHES (OVENWARE). Complete set in matching yellow and grey color combination. Set includes space-saving design beverage pitcher, butter dish, two casseroles, two individual-size bowls. HURRY! See this big G-E BONUS OFFER today! for Over a Quarter Century SCHULTZ COMPLETE FURNITURE STORE" VER ST. ANAHEIM OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Mr. and Mrs. Luis Sandoval are leading a sophomore co-ed club called the B-Y's. The girls elected the following officers: Gloria Olvesa, president; Irene Garcia, vice-president; Ofelia Tovar, secretary; Rose Marie Acosta, treasurer; Esther Peralta, worship chairman. Officers for the boys are Aaron Peralta, president; Billy Moreno, vice-president; Henry Herrera, secretary; Frank Navarro, treasurer; Albert Jaro, worship chairman. The freshman club led by Mrs. Phillys Weyand and Lorraine Sehr elected the following officers: Sally Olding, president; Barbara Mauerhan, vice-president; Mary Lynn Head, secretary; Dorothy Thomas, treasurer; Marie Ann Dargatz, worship chairman. Mrs. Eskil L. Clay of 7072 E. Cerritos ave., has just returned from a week's trip to Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Arizona. She was accompanied by Mrs. Freda Mowers of Harbor City. The women were guests of Mrs. Clay's brother, Stanley Le Baron who is postmaster at White River, Ariz. Mrs. Conna E. Pollack of Starr st., is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Edith Owen and Warren Johnson from Kalamazoo, Mich. Tuesday they were accompanied by Mrs. Robert Clark of Winston rd., when they took a trip to Arrowhead. Raymond Melcher pass a fictitious $25 West End Alpha Bed store called the Barn and found the man there. The police and found the man to record in the station is 300 Ellsworth. SIX ARABS PERISH IN UNUSUAL TRANSITION TRIPOLI, Libya workmen perished here usual tragedy during a dry well in mosque Five lost their living to reach the first Aled Ben Mohamad 52, one of the workers to inspect after expedition off at the bottom foot well. When he back up, another woke down to see what hung A third man who came back gasping porting there were at the bottom. While he was recalled the gas, four others including two sons man. None of the Shortly afterward and a British policeman. Three of the recovered that day, was so bad the other taken out until the Mrs. Hettie Burke Stanton ave., has being her daughter Beverly Hills' and Mr who is moving from to make her home in Today Mrs. Burk and for Oxnard where the because of illness Mrs. Burk will be go- Junior-Senior Parent Dinner At High School Class advisors for the junior and senior divisions at Anaheim High school were principal speakers at the parent dinner for these classes held Tuesday evening in the cafeteria. Chester Shirk said that picking an avocation was the main objective during the junior year. William Rickle, senior advisor, spoke on selective service and the events of graduation. Osgood Wheeler discussed scholarships. Junior and senior teachers were introduced. Mrs. Carl Lindgren, program chairman, discussed programs for the year and Paul Demaree talked on the new junior high school project. Mrs. Foster Warwick was mistress of ceremonies. Approximately 150 persons attended Senior class play will be held Nov. 15 according to an announcement by Mary Jo Duncan who was introduced by Paul Demaree. Title is Michael O'Shaughnassy. San Berdoo vs OC Tonight at HB Orange Coast College and San Bernardino college tangle tonight at Huntington Beach in the football game which many think will determine the championship of the Eastern Conference. Both teams have racked up impressive records in contests thus far. Coach Clyde Williams' Indians of San Berdoo have taken four straight while Ray Rosso's Mrs. Fau Betts Fills P-TA Office Executive Board of Anaheim High school PTA met yesterday morning at the cafeteria to fill the office of corresponding secretary which was vacated by Mrs. G. D. Love. Mrs. Fau Betts was named to replace her in office. Harwood Larson, safety chairman, addressed the group on the value of being alert to safety rules. Reports were given by William Rickle who talked on the conduct at the school dances, said that a teacher was always at the door. Clyde Nickle, teacher membership chairman, reported 100 per cent membership from the faculty. Mrs. Howard Wilkinson, parent membership chairman, reported 354 members to date and said she will attempt to get 50 per cent for both junior and senior class. Mrs. Richard Heffern and Mrs. LeRoy Ater reported on the grease drive Nov. 29. Mrs. Marion Henry reported changes in the by-laws. Mrs. Foster Warwick thanked Mrs. A. Nesmith on behalf of the organization for the successful parent dinners held recently. Mrs. Fred Lee is the new recreation chairman and was introduced. Mrs. Warwick announced that the regular meeting will be held Oct. 23. ANAHEIMER PLEDGED Charles Bengochea, of 7821 Liberty Lane, Anaheim, is pledging Delta Tau Delta fraternity at Santa Barbara College of the University of California. It was announced this week. EXTENDING OUR BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE WEST CENTER ST. BUSINESS FIRMS "WE'RE PROUD OF YOUR SIGN" NU-ART NEON SIGN CO. 114 W. Amerige St. Fullerton Phone 248 Congratulations to Earl Hopkins and the BOYS Orange Coast College and San Bernardino college tangle tonight at Huntington Beach in the football game which many think will determine the championship of the Eastern Conference. Both teams have racked up impressive records in contests thus far. Coach Clyde Williams' Indians of San Berdoo have taken four straight while Ray Rosso's Pirates have won three of four starts. San Berdoo has taken Pomona, 13-0; San Diego, 41-14; Chaffey, 55-0 and Cal Poly, 67-0. Orange Coast has bested Santa Rosa, 13-7; Fullerton, 20-7 and Mt. San Antonio, 34-14 while losing to Oregon Tech, a four year college, 14-0. The game looms as an offensive battle with Orange Coast's combine of quarterback Howard Miller, halfbacks John Black and Jess Smith and fullback Hal Smith. Carrying the Blue and Gray colors of San Berdoo onto the field will be ex-Pennsylvania ace, Don Meyer at quarterback and another Penn Prepster, Walt Gaffney at fullback and an all-Ohio prepster, Jerry Jeter at half with San Berdoo's hometown boy, Jack Gray, at the other half. The game will start at 8 p.m. at the Huntington Beach high school field. Melcher Arrested On Check Charge Last night two Huntington Park police officers arrived in Anaheim with a petty theft warrant for the arrest of Raymond E. Melcher. They located him at the Anaheim Pool Hall on S. Los Angeles st. and placed him under arrest. Day before yesterday, Oct. 16, Raymond Melcher attempted to pass a fictitious $25 check at the West End Alpha Beta store. The store called the Bank of America and found the man had no account there. The police were notified and found the man to have a local record in the station. His address is 300 Ellsworth, Anaheim. SIX ARABS PERISH IN UNUSUAL TRAGEDY Congratulations to Earl Hopkins and the BOYS John O'Kane CABINET SHOP 113 W. Chestnut St. Anaheim Phone Anaheim 3031 Congratulations to EARL HOPKINS and the OCCUPANTS of HIS BUILDING Glass, Metal Trim and Mirrors BY DOUGAN - HYLTON CO. 224 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 5709 SIX ARABS PERISH IN UNUSUAL TRAGEDY TRIPOLI, Libya UP—Six Arab workmen perished here in an unusual tragedy during repairs to a dry well in mosque courtyard. Five lost their lives in attempting to reach the first who died. Aled Ben Mohammed Skanle, 52, one of the workers, went down to inspect after explosives were set off at the bottom of the 50-foot well. When he did not come back up, another workman went down to see what had happened. A third man who was lowered came back gasping for air, reporting there were poison gases at the bottom. While he was recovering from the gas, four others went down including two sons of the first man. None of them returned. Shortly afterward a fire brigade and a British police official arrived. Three of the bodies were recovered that day, but the gas was so bad the others were not taken out until the next day. Mrs. Hettie Burk, 10342 S. Stanton ave., has been entertaining her daughter Sylvia from Beverly Hills and Mrs. Ruth Riddle who is moving from Costa Mesa to make her home in San Diego. Today Mrs. Burk and Sylvia left for Oxnard where they were called because of illness in the family. Mrs. Burk will be gone 10 days. Congratulations and Best Wishes for CONTINUED SUCCESS to the occupants of the HOPKINS BUILDING C. R. YOUNG & SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Residential • Commercial • Drafting Service SERVING ORANGE COUNTY FOR 25 YEARS 786 N. Palm St., Anaheim Phone 6470