anaheim-gazette 1952-04-24

Dedication Set At Lincoln Program plans for Lincoln school's Open House night were discussed yesterday at the annual pot-luck dinner for the new and old P-TA board members held at City park. Mrs. Paul Williamson, president for the coming 1952-53 P-TA term, announced that Open House night would be held on Friday, May 2 at 7:30, at which the new Lincoln school cafetorium will be dedicated. A program will follow in which the student will present "Hansel and Gretel." After the pot-luck dinner the old board members presented their procedure books to the incoming officers and chairmen. The new vice-president is Mrs. Harry Meier; secretary, Mrs. D. R. Watt; treasurer, Mrs. Lewis Herbst; auditor, Mrs. Jack Suiter, and parliamentarian, Mrs. O. D. Anderson. The new committee chairmen will be room mother, Mrs. Glenn Donavan; budget and finance, Mrs. Ralph Osborne; membership, Mrs. Rudy Paulsen; publicity, Mrs. B. J. Wright; health and welfare, Mrs. Lee Wilson; ways and means, Mrs. A. E. Gray; Founders' Day, Mrs. Ted Winkler, and music, Mrs. J. M. Webb. Mrs. R. Cook and Mrs. R. A. Laflin, chairmen of the safety committee, announced that the Optimist club, in cooperation with Anaheim Police department, will come to Lincoln school to give safety checks for bicycles. At this time the Scotch light strips for night riding will be placed on the bicycles. Other board members and guests Conference of Scouts Attended By Local Girls Six Anaheim girls from Senior Girl Scout Troop 8 attended the Orange county senior conference last week-end at Irvine park. Members of the troops from all parts of Orange county camped out in Camp Rathke, despite the wet weather, and participated in a series of group discussions. The conference opened Friday evening when camp sites were selected and evening meal cook-outs were enjoyed. A campfire program was held at 8:30. Saturday activities began with a program of general assembly and welcome followed by small group discussions. The two topics headed by the Anaheim girls were "Vocations," when Ann Fabian and Paula Lande acted as leaders, and "International Opportunities," with Shirley Schmitz and Carole Bushman as leaders. At campfire Saturday, Sgt. Martha Burruel of the WAC recruiting office of Santa Ana spoke on "What to Expect If You Are Anticipating a Career with the Government Services." The conference closed Sunday morning. Anaheim girls attending were Donna May, Cathy Peltzer, Ann Fabian, Paula Lande, Shirley Schmitz and Carole Bushman. The Anaheim P-TA council will meet April 25 at 10 a.m. in the Investment in Youth building. A pot luck luncheon will follow. Lunchroom reservations are to be made with Mrs. Max White, 2439. DRUNK DRIVER Jess C. Palomo, 26, of Garden Grove, was arrested by Santa Ana Calendar TONIGHT Optimist Club—7:00 p.m., Mother Kitchen. Job's Daughters—7:00 p.m. Box sofa. Masonite Temple. P.M. Club—2:30 p.m., Lam's Café. Iketters—7:30 p.m., meeting at Inventment in Youth Center. FRIDAY, APRIL 25 Lions Club—12:15 p.m., Elks club of Anaheim Lodge 207, F & A M—p.m., Masonic Temple. IOOF Encampment No. 105—5:00 p.m. IOOF Hall. Anaheim Union High School —p.m. Operetta "Good News" in School auditorium. Open to public. SATURDAY, APRIL 25 Job's Daughters—1:30 p.m., annex card party and fashion show. Masonite Temple. Open to public. SUNDAY, APRIL 27 Garden Tour—2:00 p.m., Garden Mrs. Ethel Shutts, 558 R. Z. Open for public inspection f 2 p.m. La Habra Shopping Center Site Sold Sale of a five-acre tract in Habra to be developed as a shopping center was announced by Thelmia Reagan, Anaheim retailer who handled the transaction. The site is at the southwest corner of Central and Walnut sts.; land purchased from Mary Knudson by George Shapiro Beverly Hills, the developer." Land had been in the Knudson family more than 40 years. Miss Reagan said Alpha B grocery stores signed the lease in the development yesterday. Miss Reagan has been named exclusive leasing agent and associated in the transaction with Robert LeFerber. BERLIN (P) — Ten thousand young communists filtered quiet into the French sector of Berlin tonight and started agitating with leaflets and speeches for Gerrit unity and withdrawal of all cupation troops. The illegal put Mrs. R. Cook and Mrs. R. A. Laflin, chairmen of the safety committee, announced that the Optimist club, in cooperation with Anaheim Police department, will come to Lincoln school to give safety checks for bicycles. At this time the Scotch light strips for night riding will be placed on the bicycles. Other board members and guests at the meeting were P. E. Doane, principal of Lincoln school; Mrs. Le Symonds, Mrs. Willian Hutton and Mrs. Duncan Powers. The Anaheim P-TA council will meet April 25 at 10 a.m. in the Investment in Youth building. A pot luck luncheon will follow. Lunch can reservations are to be made with Mrs. Max White, 2439. DRUNK DRIVER Jess C. Palomo, 26, of Garden Grove, was arrested by Santa Ana police last evening on a charge of drunk driving, after his car collided with a parked car at 1155 W. Eighth st., Santa Ana. FRIDAY NIGHT ANAHEIM SPECIALS SHOP IN ANAHEIM NIGHTS FOR SAVINGS FOR EVENT OF THE FAMILY! LADIES HOSE 54 gauge, 15 denier ladies hose. Plain seams and dark seams. Limit 2 pairs. Reg. $1.50.6 to 9 Friday only...Pair COTLER'S 158 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM LIVING 2-piece sectional living room Ultra modern. Regular $33 Friday night and Saturday SMITH-R FURNITURE 151 N. LOS ANGELES ONE GROUP OF SPORT COATS Tweeds and flannels. Good range of sizes. All colors. Values to $30.00... FRIDAY NIGHT 7" Forged Steel SCISSO Reg. 79c ca.-Friday, 6 p.m. 36" AWNING GOODSReg. 69c yd.-Friday 6 p.m. 158 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM ONE GROUP OF SPORT COATS $1695 Tweeds and flannels. Good range of sizes. All colors. Values to $30.00 .. LAKE'S MENSWEAR 225 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM STEAM IRONS Famous genuine Silex steam irons. Irons clothes wet or dry. Reg. $19.95 value—While they last..... BALLMAN'S TELEVISION & APPLIANCES 122 WEST BROADWAY ANAHEIM FRIDAY NITE SPECIAL! Delicious home made cake, ice cream and coffee, all for 6-9 P.M. Only...... HADLEY'S BAKERY CENTER and LOS ANGELES STS. ANAHEIM FRIDAY NIGHT 7" Forged Steel SCISSO Reg. 79c ca.—Friday, 6 p.m. 36" AWNING GOODS— Reg. 69c yd.—Friday 6 p.m. 54" x54" PLASTIC TAPE Heavy printed. Reg. 98c ca. ANAHEIM 112 E. CENTER — 'A DENIM Faded blue, 10-ounce heavy 16 inch pegged bottom. Lil6 to 9 Friday only COT 158 W. CENTER ST. BLO $1 OFF PRICE BALI 105 W. CENTER ST. Calendar TONIGHT at Club—7:00 p.m., Mother's daughters—7:00 p.m. Box social Masonic Temple. Friday, April 25 club—12:15 p.m., Elks club cafe. Lodge 207, F & A M—7:20 Masonic Temple. Incampment No. 105—5:00 p.m. Hall. Union High School — 8:00 Operetta "Good News" in high auditorium. Open to public. Saturday, April 25 Daughters—1:30 p.m., annual party and fashion show at the Temple. Open to public. Sunday, April 27 Tour—2:00 p.m. Garden of Ethel Shultz, Jas S. Zeyn, for public inspection from Habra Shopping Center Site Sold of a five-acre tract in Lato be developed as a shopcenter was announced today. Elma Reagan, Anaheim realio handled the transaction. Site is at the southwest corentral and Walnut sts. on purchased from Mary C. von by George Shapiro of Y Hills, the developer. The had been in the Knudson more than 40 years. Reagan said Alpha Beta stores signed the first in the development yesterber. Reagan has been named leasing agent and was listed in the transaction with LeFerber. LIN (UP) — Ten thousand communists filtered quietly the French sector of Berlin and started agitating with its and speeches for German and withdrawal of all occasion troops. The illegal putsch Savanna School To Observe Public Schools Week The Savanna school district will observe the 33rd Annual Masonic sponsored Public Schools Week on Wednesday, April 30, 1952, with a program to be held in the school auditorium at 7:25, followed by open house at 8:30 p.m. The program will feature a play with an all-school cast, directed by the 7th grade teacher Mrs. Kenneth MacPherson. The play is entitled "The Knave of Hearts." Public Schools Week will take on additional significance this year for the community of Stanton since it marks the first such observance in the new $55,000 school plant. A special feature display will be that of gardening project which the children from the kindergarten through the fifth grades have planted and tended to their present development. The project has taken on real educational and instructional significance. In charge of the program will be Wayne L. Butterbaugh, District Superintendent who will also give a brief Masonic history of Public Schools Week. The public is invited. Raymond Hazard Gets Combat Badge WITH THE 40th INFANTRY DIVISION IN KOREA—Cpl. Raymond L. Hazard of Placentia, was recently awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge while fighting with the 40th Infantry Division on the central Korean front. The badge, symbol of the front Raymond Hazard Gets Combat Badge WITH THE 40th INFANTRY DIVISION IN KOREA—Cpl. Raymond L. Hazard of Placentia, was recently awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge while fighting with the 40th Infantry Division on the central Korean front. The badge, symbol of the front line fighting man, shows a miniature Revolutionary War flintlock rifle mounted against a blue rectangle. NIGHT ALS 6 to 9 EIM FRIDAY FOR EVERY MEMBER MILY! LIVING ROOM SET piece sectional living room set. Extra modern. Regular $339. day night and Saturday SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. 1 N. LOS ANGELES ST. 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