anaheim-gazette 1953-03-12

Fullerton Boys Club Directors Jump Gun on Donating to Cause Even before quotas had been assigned team captains in the building fund campaign for a Fullerton boys' club, $10,195, had been donated, Cecil C. Crew, general campaign chairman, announced this week. The initial boost was provided by 16 members of the Boys' club board of directors. Crew said $102,271 is needed for the club building. 50-Year Investment "In effect," he said, "we as a community are investing what amounts to about $2000 a year for the next 50 years. It is a guarantee to our children and grandchildren of a better city in which to live, do business, and raise their families. That $2000 is far less than it costs us as taxpayers to keep the boy in a state correctional institution for one year." If for no other reason than cold business and the saving of wisted boy-power and money, this fund of $102,271 must and will be raised" he declared. Campaign team captains were assigned the following quotas for collection: Alan Compton, $3000; Taylor Jacobsen, $6500; Dave Lashmet, $5000; H. W. Muckenthaler, $3000; Charles P. Robinson, $3000; Lloyd S. Verry, $3500; Robert M. Seamans, $7500; Miles'A. Sharkey, $28,000; Dr. E. E. Struve, $6000; Glenn G. Wallers, $6500; Verne Wilkinson, $2500; and Cecil C. Crew, $6000. Another team captain, unnamed yet, will be assigned a $5000 quota. Fullerton women's team captains and their assigned quotas are Mrs. Oakley Waite, $2500; Mrs. Raymond Thompson, $1500; Mrs. Harvey Spears, $3000; Mrs.A. Leon Anderson, $1000; Mrs.R.M. Gregory, $1700; Mrs.Harvey Cowell, $2000; Mrs.Norman Morgan, $1000; Mrs.Sally Darrow, $1500; Mrs.W.Jack Cadman, $1,-000 and Mrs.F.Gilbert Johnson, $1300. MOTORCYCLIST HURT A motorcycle rider, Joseph Shackelford Jr., an El Toro Marine from Stockton, was injured and taken to the Marine base dispensary following a collision at 1:51 a.m., March 8, with a car driven by Ray Pillow, 118 Coffman ave., Anaheim. The collision occurred at Euclid and Manchester. Make Those Home Improvement Dreams Come True ... TODAY! USE OUR MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN Pvt. Ray Metzger aheim, Calif., has graduated the Engineer Leaders' Cofort Belvoir, Va. The objectives of the course to select potential engineers early in their military yeaand to develop their capaleadership by example, construction and by guidance actual performance of d which involve the leadtroops. Private Metzger, son of M. Mrs. Peter Metzger of Broadway, Anaheim, waployed as a civil engineer California State Division o ways before entering the early last August. David Hernande Dreams Come True ...TODAY! USE OUR MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN F'R INSTANCE Pay By the Month DUTCH BOY PAINT $229 for your home ... 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Veterans who apply for treatment irregularly or for the first time are urged to write for an appointment in advance. In emergency cases, the veteran may telephone for an appointment. Excepting emergency cases, veterans appearing without an appointment will be screened by a physician and given a later appointment date. The new appointment system is designed to save the veteran an unnecessary downtown trip, waiting time, and to permit him to work his treatment or examination into his working schedule. Providing greater efficiency and effecting a saving of the taxpayers' dollar is expected. For prompt action, all letters requesting medical appointment at the Los Angeles regional office should be addressed: Medical Appointment Veterans Administration Regional Office 1031 South Broadway. Los Angeles 15, Calif. In urgent cases, the veteran may telephone for an appointment at Prospect 4711, extension 747 or 748. Employers cooperating in the apprentice training and on-the-job training for Korean ex-GIs are urged to promptly submit required certifications as to the date of the veteran's entry into training and the monthly records of attestation. SIR KNIGHT EGGERT ROHWER (Commandery Visitor) State Grand Commander to Visit Commandery Sir Knight Eggert Rohwer, right eminent grand commander of the Masonic lodge, state of California, Commandery, will be the guest of honor at a joint reception planned Tuesday, March 17 when the Fullerton Commandery No. 55 and Santa Ana Commandery No. 36, will be joint hosts at the Fullerton Masonic temple. All Master Masons and their ladies have been invited to a dinner which will be served at 6:30 p.m. in the temple. Reservations for the affair must be made in advance either by calling the temple or contacting Charles M. Brawley, telephone Buena Park 6061. A special program of entertainment for the ladies has been scheduled for the time of the reception when only Master Masons will be permitted to attend. Chairmen of the arrangements committee pointed out that this the annual visit of the right eminent commander of the state of California Commandery and that a full attendance of all Master David Hernandez Gets Pfc Rating KOREAN BASE SECTION—David Hernandez, whose wife, Elizabeth, lives in Lemoore, Calif., has recently promoted to private first class with the 428th Engineer company of the 409th Engineer Brigade in Korea. The 409th is part of the Korean Base Section which provides supplies and services to the UN forces Korea. A water supply technician, Hernandez has been in Korea since last June. He is a graduate of Anaheim High School and Freeso State College and was an assistant to the director of municipal recreation in Anaheim before entering the Army. Hernandez is the son of Mrs. Dale V. Hernandez of 415 W.inta Ana st., Anaheim, Calif. Phil Cavaretta, manager of the Chicago Cubs, owns and operates amusement park for children, Dallas, Tex., during the off-season. Medical Appointment Veterans Administration Regional Office 1031 South Broadway. Los Angeles 15, Calif. In urgent cases, the veteran may telephone for an appointment at Prospect 4711, extension 747 or 748. Employers cooperating in the apprentice training, and on-the-job training for Korean ex-GIs are urged to promptly submit required certifications as to the date of the veteran's entry into training and the monthly records of attendance and wages. Promptness in this will prevent any possible delay in payments to the veteran of his training and education allowance. Certification documents for employers in the Los Angeles area should be sent to the veterans administration, 1380 S. Sepulveda blvd., Los Angeles 25, Calif. New Californians May be Required To File Tax Return Newcomers to California are warned that they may be required to file State Income Tax Returns. Robert C. Kirkwood, chairman of the Franchise Tax Board, advises that individuals who are in California for other than temporary or transitory purposes are considered to be residents of this state and are required to file returns if their net incomes for the year 1952 equal or exceed $2,000 if single and $3,500 if married. Carpet Choice of a native Above: The "Two-Ten" 4-Door Sedan. At right The "One-Fifty" 2-Door Sedan, two of 16 beautiful models in 3 great new series. The fine-car advantages, more real America's lowest-priced full-size car! Yet, with all these new and exclusive advantages, there is no increase in Chevrolet prices, and it remains the lowest-priced line in its field! Yes, indeed, only Chevrolet gives such excellence such economy. Come in and prove it at your most convenient! 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Humphrey of the University of California. National 4-H club week calls attention to the American people of the opportunities of rural youth. In 1914 our government invested in rural youth through the 4-H club program. Shortly after this Orange county had its first 4-H club. Hundreds of Orange county boys and girls have, by striving to "Make the Best Better" gained through this program. This week members from Orange county's 40 4-H clubs are setting their goals for this year. Agriculture and homemaking projects are being checked and started. Plans for the year's activities of 4-H fair, summer camp, and others are determined. "Working Together for World Understanding" is the 1953 4-H theme. During 4-H club week members become acquainted with the theme and what they can do in helping fulfill it. President Eisenhower has issued a statement calling attention to this theme, stating in part, "Your membership of more than 2,000,000 signifies a mighty force serving this high purpose. Son of Local Couple Gets Naval Academy Bid Forrest Robert Hanvey Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Taylor, 833 S. Lemon st., Anaheim, and a student at Cal-Tech, Pasadena, has been selected for entry into the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, it was learned by his parents this week. You can now become acquainted with 4-H club work in your community. Displays have been placed in many places. Information on how to enroll or form a club is available at the farm advisor's office, 1104 West Eighth st., Santa Ana, or phone KImberly 2-6211, extension 301. Fire Dept. Reports Quiet February Fire Chief Ed Stringer made his usual monthly report this week on fire department activities in Anaheim, and as usual, the report indicated everything in good control. Twelve fire calls were answered during February with pins of them being "silent" alarms not requiring the use of reserves. Signs of Spring Spring Time is Travel Time! Frequent Greyhound service everywhere... different scenic routes each way. 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