anaheim-gazette 1952-04-29

Stanton Chamber To Host Assoc. Chamber Meeting The Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County will pick the nominating committee to select candidates for president, vice president, treasurer and five members of the finance committee at the next meeting of the group Monday night, May 5, in the Carbon Dubbs Company plant, 10842 S. Western ave., Stanton. A reception will be held at 6 p.m. with a buffet supper at 6:45 o'clock and the business session starting at 7:45, with the Stanton Chamber of Commerce as hosts. Following the meeting of the old board, the new board of directors will convene to select the nominating committee. New directors and their alternates for the 1952-53 period will be appointed by Chambers of Commerce from Dana Point, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Laguna Beach, Los Alamitos, Orange, Placentia, Santa Ana, Seal Beach, Silverado, Tustin and Yorba Linda and the Dana Point Civic association. Directors from other civic groups in the organization remain in office for one more year. Hospital Week Observance Set All Orange county is urged to join in "Hospital Week" to be held over the nation Sunday, May 11 through the 18th. No more fitting date could be proposed for the National program for May 12. Beekeeper Begin 4-H Bee Projects P. Vincent Wins Toastmaster Cup Announcement of new Distri Hospital Week Observance Set All Orange county is urged to join in "Hospital Week" to be held over the nation Sunday, May 11 through the 18th. No more fitting date could be proposed for the National program for May 12 is the birthday of Florence Nightingale who aroused world interest in hospitals and nursing when she attended wounded soldiers in the Crimean War in 1853-56. To impress the ever-increasing need for more hospital beds in Orange county, the board of supervisors have joined in the plan by proclaiming May 11 to 18 "Hospital Week" in the county. Also joining in this forward looking movement mayors of county cities are invited to take similar action, and most of them have already responded heartily endorsing the idea and are planning to issue suitable proclamations. John Murdy, Jr., president of the Hoag Memorial Hospital—Presbyterian, now building at Newport Beach for all Orange county, made the request to the county and city officials inviting supproro ft-kv9HF UM(R El-z T support for the plan for "Hospital Week." Added Performance Of Ramona Play Set HEMET-SAN JACINTO — An additional performance of the itamona Outdoor Play will be staged on May 10 to take the place of the performance scheduled for April 26 which was postponed on account of rain. Regular performances are scheduled for May 10. Tickets or ticket stubs for the postponed April 26 performance will be honored at the special presentation on May 10. Those unable to attend the May 10 performance are invited to communicate with the Ramona Pageant Association, enclosing their seat stubs. Beekeepers Begin 4-H Bee Projects Orange county beekeepers, members of the Farm Bureau Beekeeper's Department, are sponsoring a project for members interested in beekeeping as a part of 4-H clubwork, reports H. W. Longfellow, farm advisor. A committee was appointed at the last meeting of the Beekeepers Department to develop an awards program. The committee is composed of Mr. and Mrs. Travis Cantrell, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watts, and Mr. Longfellow. The committee met last week at the Canerell's to draw up an awards program that might stimulate 4-H members to greater activity. The project as outline takes into consideration: (1) Record book selection to be made prior to the Achievement program, 25 points; (2) The average honey production by hive, taking grade and quality into consideration, 35 points; (3) Points will be given for prizes won on exhibits in the Orange County Fair in August, 25 points; (4) Cooperation with the adult advisor will be considered 15 points. Awards will be made in three groups. First group will include members 10-12 years of age. Second group is for members 13-15 years old and the third group is for those 15 years of age. Prizes that have been secured would include stands of bees, membership in the Farm Bureau Beekeepers association, and various beekeeping equipment such as bee veils, hive tools and bee books. Town Meeting Set May 15 in YMCA An opportunity for Anaheim voters to meet candidates in the forthcoming election will be offered on May 15 when an elected town meeting will hold in the YMCA at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited to the new partisan meeting, when John Murdy, Sam Collins, Glenn M Cloud and other candidates state senator and assembly, will be guest speakers. scheduled for May 10. Tickets or ticket stubs for the postponed April 26 performance will be honored at the special presentation on May 10. Those unable to attend the May 10 performance are invited to communicate with the Ramona Pageant Association, enclosing their seat stubs. Prizes that have been secured would include stands of bees, membership in the Farm Bureau Beekeepers association, and various beekeeping-equipment such as bee veils, hive tools and bee books. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 ONE OF LARGEST DESTROYERS LAUNCHED —The 493-foot USS Wilkinson, described by the Navy as one of the largest destroyers in the world, slides into Fore river after launching at Bethlehem Shipbuilding company yards in Quincy, Mass. Displacing 2850 tons, the future destroyer flotilla leader is matched only by one other U.S. destroyer and two others still under construction. Sponsor was the wife of British Admiral Sir Henry Moore, who is widow of U.S. Vice Admiral Theodore Stark Wilkinson.—(Associated Press photo) TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Livestock Day Set for May 2 Many phases of livestock production will be considered at the Livestock day on May 2. The program, beginning at 10:00 a.m., is under the auspices of the Agricultural Extension Service and the Division of Animal Husbandry of the University of California. It will be held at the Mt. San Antonio Junior college located six miles west of Pomona between Valley and Garvey blvd., said W. M. Cory, farm advisor. General livestock problems will form the morning program topics, while in the afternoon groups will divide into sections to consider problems relating to beef cattle, dairy cattle, swine and horses. Copies of the day's program are available at the Farm Advisor's office, 1104 W. 8th st., Santa Ana. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 DROPPED THE ATOM BOMB—This B-50 plane made the atom bomb drop over Yucca Flat, Nev., while flying at an altitude of about 32,000 Incent Wins Toastmaster Cup enforcement of new District was made last night at heim Toastmasters' club Wayland Dunham is the Governor of Founder's diswhich Anaheim No. 2 is er and Harvey McPherson new deputy governor. speakers comprised the of the regular meeting. Alexander, Paige Vincent, an, and Britt Gray. Their were respectively: "Makug;" "You Can't Buy It;" the Lawn;" and "It's AmazVincent" was voted the masters' cup of the week for speech. evaluator was Hank Allan, toastmaster was Ed Wright. regular table topic event when a novel twist by table master, Bob Eidson. Rather pulling upon the members k on the same topic, he use different subjects of interest for each speaker. C. O. Garshweiler at the meeting which was Lum's Cafe, across from ma park. Meetings are every Monday at 6:30 p.m. Down Meeting Set by 15 in YMCA opportunity for Anaheim to meet candidates in the ning election will be ofon May 15 when an old ed town meeting will be the YMCA at 7:30 p.m. public is invited to the nonmeeting, when John Sam Collins, Glenn Mcand other candidates for senator and assembly, will it speakers. SPECIAL VALUE Anaheim Merchants' New FRIDAY -- 9:30 A. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday, ORE FOR YOUR Local Appliance Dealer Returns From Vacation Harry Fox, local G-E appliance dealer, has just returned from a four-day vacation trip to Enacanada during which he and Mrs. Fox stopped at Riviera del Pacífico hotel, where they were enthrained by General Electric. In company with about 60 other G-E dealers, the Fox's enjoyed bathing and fishing and the best in Mexican hospitality. The trip was "on" G-E — Fox won the "Millionaires' Holiday" in a G-E sales contest. At present Fox is in third place in another G-E sales contest, which may earn him a 10-day vacation trip to Sun Valley, Baja, also with all expenses paid. Remember Speed Kills! HOP IN AHEIM NIGHTS FREE OFF STREET PARKING FREE OFF STREET PARKING VALUES 6 TO 9 Merchants' New Store Hours: 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Thursday, Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. RE FOR YOUR MONEY