anaheim-gazette 1952-07-14

3 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, JULY 14, 1926 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Costume Day At City Park Another favorite special activity is in the air for this week at the City park. This is one planned for the younger park goers and only those 10 and under may participate in it. This activity is the annual Costume Day. The time is 1 p.m. Wednesday the 16th, the place is the Greek Theatre in the City park. Rules are only that the youngsters be 10 years or under and, that the costume be either purchased or home made. Everyone remembers what fun this event was last year and it is hoped to repeat this success again. This is the activity in which the age limit is such to encourage the very young to visit and participate in the events at the City park planned by the Recreation department. We will be looking for you on Costume Day. College Grads Organize Here Fourteen charter members of the Criss Business College Alumni association held an organization meeting at the college recently and elected Pat Kraemer, of Placentia, temporary chairman, and Isabelle Kolakowski, of Anaheim, temporary secretary. Mrs. Agnes Frances Crisis, college director, reported that there are 35 eligible graduates, and invited those who did not attend the organization meeting, to join the group at the election meeting, Aug. 13, to qualify as charter members. The girls named committees and drafted a constitution and by-laws at their first meeting. Election of officers will take place at the August meeting, and the group plans to hold monthly meetings thereafter, on each second Wednesday. Among graduates who attended the organization meeting were: Anaheim: Viola Tschann, Frances Braddock, Elsie M, Bradley, Eleanor L. Quiggle, Barbara Brown and Isabelle A. Kolakowski; Buena Park: Hebe Harke and Mary Ellen Stine; La Habra: Lilia Molina and Ione Lambert; Brea: Alice Smith; Santa Ana: Shige Mu- Karel Spencer With San Francisco Miss Anna Dorothea Pulli San Francisco and Karel Spencer Tikker, son of Dr. and Mrs. J. Tikker of S. Los Angeles were married Saturday evening in S.D.A. Central church by Rev. Dan E. Venden. The lovely bride is the daughter of the late Mr. and D.Joseph Pullin was given marriage by her cousin Ms. Rowlette. She wore a gown of white gandy over satih with a scalp neckline and three rows of loops on the full gathered with train. Her veil was fit tip length and she carried shower bouquet of spathipy and stephanotis. Mrs. Albert William Green matron of honor and wore quoise organdy over matching feta. Bridesmaids were Louis E. Hughes Mrs. Arm Rivera and Miss Mary Fr Bernard. Best man was the bridegroom, R. J. Tikker and u were Dortley Tikker, and brother; Fred Van Dolson Dwight Coalson. Little Miss Carla Aagaard as flower girl, wore a turquoise dress and carried a ket of violas. Lonny Hughes Bible boy. Miss Tait, soloist, was ad panied by William Langford. Reception was held in the of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van D with Mrs. Viktor Aagaard, R. J. Tikker, Miss Marthaney, Mrs. Donald Hardc New Doors Open 6:45 p.m. TWO GLORIOUS COLOR HITS SKIRTS AHOY! WILLIAMS JOAN EVANS VIVIAN BLANK and HALF-BREED MARING BOBERT YOUNG JAMES CASTER Orange SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT ADULTS $1.00 Inc. Tax THE GREATEST THEY ON EARTH TECHNICOLOR AND—CARTOON CARNIVAL Calendar TONIGHT Y'a Men's Club—6:30 p.m. YMCA. Toastmasters—6:30 p.m. Lum's Cafe. DeHolas—7:30 p.m. Masonic Temple. Knights of Columbus—8:00 p.m. installation, Knights of Columbus hall Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary —8:00 p.m. 106 N. Philadelphia American Legion Auxiliary—8:00 p.m. Orange County, installation, Newport Harbor Legion hall. TOMORROW Kiwanis Club—12:10 p.m. Elks Cafe. A.B. Paul Woman's Relief Corp. Auxiliary—1:30 p.m. IOOF Hall. IOOF No. 190—8:00 p.m. IOOF Hall. American Legion Auxiliary—8:00 p.m. American Legion Hall. Shop Friday Night/Til 9 You SAVE because You SHARE in the PROFITS at... RAY'S MARKET RAY ALLEN—Owner 721 S. Los Angeles Street Anaheim OPEN Every Day 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SELF SERVICE LOW OVERHEAD ... and VOLUME BUYING GIVE YOU Low Chain Store Prices MON. TUES. and WED. Little Miss Carla Aagaard as flower girl, wore a turquoise organdy dress and carried a key of violas. Lonny Hughes Bible boy. Miss Tait, soloist, was ad panied by William Langford. Reception was held in the office of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Dyke with Mrs. Viktor Aagaard, R. J. Tikker, Miss Martha McNeely, Mrs. Donald Hardcock, Miss Odette Furness, Miss Erly Furness and Mrs. D'O'Quinn assisting. In the reception line were bride's aunt, Mrs. Emil Jeffer who wore a royal blue crepe-length dinner dress with a design of orchids and the bridegrande mother who wore a black bridal formal skirt with a white quined blouse and an orchid sage. For a honeymoon trip thru the Pacific Northwest she wore a grey suit with black shoes and bag and a white hat. She is a graduate of Memorial School of Nursing Los Angeles, and Pacific Bay. Personals MR. AND MRS. NICK GERT, their children, Jim Kathleen and Stevie, and Mrs. Mrs. L. N. Wisser returned day from a week of camping fishing at Robinson creek reported very good fishing said they enjoyed the limit of Nick Wingert operates the heim Marine and Sports 542 S. Los Angeles st. W Sporting Goods at 169 W. ter, is operated by the W Wisser. MR. AND MRS. CHADAVIS, 420 W. Wilhelmina returned home last week from short visit with the Rev. Mrs. Dan Miller at Patag Ariz. Their small daughter, ly, who has been spending summer with the Millers, reed home with her parents. Miller is a former pastor of ley Methodist church here. MR. AND MRS. L. S. R SELF SERVICE LOW OVERHEAD and VOLUME BUYING GIVE YOU Low Chain Store Prices EVERY DAY! MON. TUES. and WED. SPECIALS RAY'S SELECT MEATS Eastern - Center Cut PORK SHOULDER ROAST lb. 45¢ Farm Fresh Refrigerated PRODUCE Sweet Corn LARGE, TENDER EARS doz., 49¢ EASTERN - LEAN Pork Steaks lb. 49¢ LONG GREEN Cucumbers 3 for 10¢ FIRST QUALITY GROCERIES NEW - DELICIA Ice Cream All Flavors ½ gal. 59¢ Maxwell House COFFEE 1 lb. can 75¢ Sales Tax Added to Taxable Items—Limit Rights Reserved Karel Spencer Tikker Says Vows With San Francisco Girl Saturday Miss Anna Dorothea Pulin of Francisco and Karel Spencer, son of Dr. and Mrs. Hans Tikker of S. Los Angeles st., married Saturday evening in D.A. Central church by the Dan E. Venden. The lovely bride is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Josh Pulin and was given in vogue by her cousin Marvenette. She wore a gown of white oryx over satin with a scalloped line and three rows of scallion on the full gathered skirt train. Her veil was finger-length and she carried a silver bouquet of spathipyllum stephanotis. Ms. Albert William Green was son of honor and wore turquoise dress and carried a bas-relief violas. Lonny Hughes was boy. Ms. E. Hughes Mrs. Armando Ira and Miss Mary Frances Card. Just man was the bridegroom's sister, R. J. Tikker and ushers Dortley Tikker, another bridegroom; Fred Van Dolson and night Coalson. Little Miss Carla Aagaard, as power girl, wore a turquoise dress and carried a bas-relief violas. Lonny Hughes was boy. Ms Tait, soloist, was accompanied by William Langford. Reception was held in the home of Mrs. Fred Van Dolson Mrs. Viktor Aagaard Mrs. Tikker, Miss Martha Dow-Mrs.' Donald Hardcastle, college. Her husband was graduated from Fullerton junior college. They will reside in San Francisco. VFW Auxiliary Entertains at Turkey Dinner The VFW auxiliary of Westminster entertained 75 guests at a turkey dinner Sunday afternoon at the Stanton Lions community clubhouse. Mrs. Launa Martin of Stanton, president, was hostess. Mrs. Mabel Waldron was chairman, assisted by Mmies. Lila Rascoe, Jackie Burgess and Mary Kalen of Westminster. The proceeds from the series of parties of which this was the third, will go into a fund to purchase lots and build a clubhouse in Westminster. Special feature of the afternoon was a salad making demonstration by Mrs. B. Casserly of Lowden st. and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hethrington of Hollywood. DINNER PARTY Invitations are out to the Stanton Lady Lions to attend a Mexican dinner party at their Chestnut st., clubhouse Tuesday night at 7 o'clock, according to Mrs. Marjorie McBratney, president. All members are asked to wear appropriate costumes. Special guests will be wives of new Lions who are prospective members. Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER WEATHERWISE — Ideal vacation weather prevailed. Some Anaheimmers were able to take advantage of it. NEWSWISE — The nomina-of Richard Nixon, a native of Yorba Linda, as Gen. Dwight Eisenhower's GOP running mate at Chicago had considerable local significance . . . Two-year-old Gary Kauffman, Jr., died following a 15-day battle for life. The boy was hit by a bullet fired in a fuselade of police bullets when his father, Gary Kauffman, Sr., was killed . . . Iron workers and Operating Engineers will return to work Aug. 4. Burt Huff said at Santa Ana. About $250,000,000's worth of work is being held up by the strike . . . Spo rational picketing continued around Orange Associated Telephone company offices. About 400 workers are affected by the strike . . . Forest fires raged in San Bernardino county, necessitating the evacuation of 275 Orange county youngsters at YMCA Camp Osceola. Brush fires were also reported in Oranco last week. HIWAY—Five deaths brought Oranco highway Holocaust to 47 kovis, former Croatia of justice, now living side, has been recondeportation to Ireland criminal by George McGovern, the immigration service ard McGovern, an driver, pleaded not charges of grand theft robbery and kidnapping Egertson in connection $17,000 Bridgford plank Trial was set for Ernest Brown's 14-yr-ery prison term he visited to 12 years Martin sentenced Junony assault, has not been fixed . . Sex-psychics were set for Weand Henry Atkins. TRANSITION — five deaths and three licenses marked the final statistics last week came to Victor Bonner of Anaheim Police and Bonnat, an An 30 years . . . Mrs.Ca died at the age of 78 Sander passed away year . . Robert McTexan and former O store operator, died tigo Valenzuela, 69, helmer . . Robert Va Lella Young for a br Drake became M Browne . . Joseph Mary Louine Heinz . . Baby daughters ed the Anaheim stock was pin-up gals for Alvarez, Ralph Mejbridgeford, James Ha Nisperos and Gilb while Robert Pitcher DINNER PARTY Invitations are out to the Stanton Lady Lions to attend a Mexican dinner party at their Chestnut st., clubhouse Tuesday night at 7 o'clock, according to Mrs. Marjorie McBratney, president. All members are asked to wear appropriate costumes. Special guests will be wives of new Lions who are prospective members. Sunshine Shower Business Meeting Mrs. Charles Freeborn entertained the monthly business meeting of the Sunshine and Shower club at their clubhouse on her property, 8202 Starr st., Stanton, Thursday afternoon. A Mexican tray luncheon, featuring enchilladas was enjoyed by 123 members. A visit was made by a former member, Mrs. Frank W. Bokelman of 10131 Magnolia, who drew the mystery prize. MORE ABOUT Japanese (Continued from Page 1) ust. "As is clear from the report," said Tass, "the fundamentals of an aggressive Pacific pact will be laid at the time of the meeting." As the USA, Franch and Britain well know the Soviet suggestion for a four-power meeting to consider a peace treaty with a unified Germany, has made a weighty impression on German and French opinion. IT IS BELIEVED here that the Soviets will come up with something that should seize the attention of Japanese and other Asian opinion when and if moves are made to bring Japan into any military association with the United States, Australia and New Zealand. What the Russians will propose is, of course, known only to the Russians right now. The Russians have no peace treaty with Japan and they do not recognize the one that was signed in San Francisco. No one can be fool enough to company drives. About 400 workers are affected by the strike... Forest fires raged in San Bernardino county, necessitating the evacuation of 275 Orange county youngsters at YMCA Camp Osceola. Brush fires were also reported in Oranco last week. HIWAY—Five deaths brought Orcano highway Holocaust to 47 for the year. Cesario Cabrera, 70, Santa Ana bicyclist, died when struck by a truck. Louis H. Verick, 76, Long Beach, died of injuries sustained in an Anaheim accident. A Pala Indian, Joe Lancaster, 52; Ohto Lee Johnson, 44, of Brea; and Cpl. Frank Monritz, 20, died as the result of other traffic misshaps. Drive carefully or don't drive! SPORTOPIX — Florence Chadwick, the 32-year-old San Diego divorcee, who was unsuccessful in her Catalina channel swim was successful on her Oranco drug store circuit personal appearance tour... Santa Ana's Stars dropped to third place in the National Nite league following another loss. San Pedro beat the Stars, 2-1. Whittier lead the league (17-3); Long Beach is second (13-7), and Santa Ana (12-8). The second division: San Pedro (11-9), Bellflower (4-16) and Torrance (3-17). El Serreno is the team to beat for the Junior Legion baseball crown. San Diego beat Fullerton, 4-3 and 8-7, to eliminate Glenn Walters' Oranco titlists and fifth area champions from the playoffs. COURTOPIX — Andrija Artu TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE ETTING AN EARFUL — Giant-size plastic ear, long exhibits, is tested by a visitor to a West Berlin sports and health show connected with German pre-Olympic contests. HORIZONTAL 1 Genus of the wild bear 4 Part of the day 7 Woolen strainer 12 Meantime 14 Feminine name 15 Fleecy clouds at a high altitude 14 Wine 18 Chinese measure 19 Sport 20 Covering great extent 21 Bird 22 Torrid 23 Rodent 24 A whale 26 Conjunction 28 Opposite of lift 27 Motor Service 28 Come to pass 29 Went first 30 Signal system 31 Hawaiian bird 32 Clarified butter of India Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: GAD ABABR ODD UBA LEVSE RUE ENTZHOUSE AMZEK PAME EVEA PEEL FORCADOR AAROE PRIS VA XVY AOXSL PES RE LOAH YARD EUCOUSSED RKEE ALDE BAXB SOLDO MONAJUM PAL UBSBE CTA ABA BZSEN RRD kovis, former Croatian minister of justice, now living at Surfside, has been recommended for deportation to Ireland as a war criminal by George Scallorn of the immigration service... Richard McGovern, an Ellay taxi driver, pleaded not guilty to charges of grand theft, auto theft, robbery and kidnapping of Arni Egertson in connection with the $17,000 Bridgford plant robbery. Trial was set for August. 25. Ernest Brown's 14-year-old forgery prison term has been revised to 12 years... Oglee D. Martin sentenced June 13 for felony assault, has not had his term fixed... Sex-psychopathic hearings were set for Wesley Ray, 38, and Henry Atkins. TRANSITION — Eight births, five deaths and three marriage licenses marked the Anaheim vital statistics last week... Death came to Victor Bonnat, 56, brother of Anaheim Police Judge Leonard Bonnat, an Anaheimer for 30 years... Mrs. Catherine Lolitz died at the age of 78... Walter Sander passed away in his 61st year... Robert Menasco, 72, a Texan and former Oranco chain store operator, died, as did Santiago Valenzuela, 69, a native Anahelmer... Robert Van Verst took Lella Young for a bride... Lois Drake became Mrs. Walter Browne... Joseph Truxau and Mary Louise Heinz center aisled... Baby daughters predominated the Anaheim stork derby. It was pin-up gals for Raymond Alvarez, Ralph Mejja, Kenneth Bridgford, James Handsel, Emil Nisperos and Gilbert Orosco, while Robert Pitcher and Stanley RADIO and TELEVISION TELEVISION Monday, July 14 5:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Tim McCoy KNBH (4)—Star Salon KTLA (5)—Playcraftian KTV (1)—Gene Norman KTTV (11)—Bill Burke KLAO (12)—Fwood on TV 5:15 KNBR (4)—The Goldberg 5:20 KNBR (4)—Howdy Boogie KTLA (5)—Cowboy Thrills KECA (7)—News KTTV (11)—Cartoon Time KLAO (12)—Phantom Ranger 4:55 KNXT (2)—Alibi's Tent Show KECA (7)—Ricky and Magic Trolley 6:00 P.M. KNXT (2)—Big Town KNBH (4)—Adv of Patches KTLA (5)—Handy Hints KECA (7)—Adv. Time KBJ (7)—Plim., Big Boy Rides Again KTV (11)—Reserve KLAO (13)—Frank Webb show 6:15 KNBR (4)—Kommedy Klub 6:30 KNXT (2)—Film KTLA (5)—Beany KECA (7)—Space Cadet KTTV (11)—Sports, Bill Welsh KLAO (13)—Telepapers 6:45 KNXT (2)—Wash. Spotlight KTLA (5)—Handy Hints KECA (7)—Space Patrol KTTV (11)—News, G. Putnam, Weather KLAO (13)—Cliste Rbh 7:00 P.M. 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