anaheim-gazette 1953-05-21

Evadna K. Perry Honored at Tea Evanda Kraus Perry, who is retiring after serving 27 years in the Orange county schools was honored by 500 school administrators, teachers, and other friends at a relightful tea held in the Santa Ana Junior College lounge. Mrs. Perry has served as art supervisor for Orange county superintended of schools office since 1929, prior to that time she taught in the La Habra schools. She is recognized nationally as the author of two books: "Art Adventure with Discarded Materials," and "Crafts for Fun." In charge of general arrangements were Miss Frances Egge, Mrs. Pauline Gratner, Santa Ana city schools; Miss Ruth Myers and J. Francis Addy, Placentia Unified School District. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR ONE DAY SERVICE Phone Anaheim 3269 Rear Crowell Olds 252 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim YMCA Group Compliments Tri-Hi-Y Seniors Tri-Hi-Y senior girls were guests of honor at a formal reception recently in the home of Mrs. Marlon Fort on N. West st. The woman's advisory committee of the YMCA annually is hostess to the farewell party for the girls graduating from the Y program. Mrs. Harry Nutt, president, extended a welcome to the young ladies. The Singing Hornets, eight young men from Fullerton junior college, sang a group of songs including "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" and "Halls of Ivy." They were introduced by George Kohler and accompanied by Gloria Dougherty. Mrs. Nan Moore served as moderator to a panel of local young women who discussed various opportunities for high school graduates. Members of the panel and their topics were: Pat Brooks, "I Got a Job"; Carol Davenport, "I Went to Junior College;" Mrs. R. Kenton Wines, "I Went to a Four Year College"; Helen Kirk, "I Became a Nurse;" and Mrs. Ross Walker, "I Got Married." Mmes. Nutt and Frank Kellogg presided at the lovely table which was centered with an arrangement of pink rosebuds and pink candles in silver candelabra. Mrs. Orlo Fast, leader, and senior girls in attendance were Dolores Giardino, Marlene Anderson, Myrna Lewellyn, Pat Dear, Mary Lynn Schimming, Sally Taylor, Mary Dougherty, Sandra Johannes, Mary Lou Love, Elizabeth Osborn, Alice Weaver, Kay Turner, Margie Boyd, Joanne Claney, Gretchen-Decker, Marilyn Jorgeson, Barbara Simonton. Laurel Bohan, Beverly Buckner, Linda Lutz, Marion Caracau, Marilyn Hudson, Marlene Stewart, June McClain, Jean Schulman, Mary Carter, Ann Risner, Marilyn Winfrey, Glenda Mungerson, Jill Larison, Joan Hanson, Shirley Pannier, Darlene Fitz, Gerle Glorer, Velva Brookman, Caroline Lenz, Joan Strachan and Delora Wollenman. Young GOP Dance to be Fete of Year Final arrangements for the annual Spring Dance tomorrow night at Sunny Hills in Fullerton sponsored by Orange County Young Republicans, were made a meeting of dance committees on Wednesday, May 13. Committee chairmen reported on types of decorations to be used ticket sales refreshments, entertainment, and committees to be for the evening. The various county units put forth a great deal of effort toward making this annual together a success. Morning Date in San Francisco? be star-bright...go Starlight tonight! FOR LUXURY on a budget, it's the Starlight...the overnight streamliner to San Francisco. Leave Los Angeles at 7:45 p.m.—arrive in San Francisco 6:45 a.m.—save all the precious daytime hours on your pleasure or business trip, or weekend family reunion. FOR COMFORT...a soft, reclining foam-rubber chair is reserved exclusively for you. Car lights are subdued for restful sleep. If you wish to read, there's an individually-controlled, direct-beam reading lamp over your seat. FOR FUN...there's a special Lounge-Snack Car—open all night for coffee, sandwiches, light refreshments, cards and recreation. There's a full-length Tavern Car, too. RESERVATIONS, INFORMATION: See or phone your nearby S. P. Agent. only $950 PLUS TAX (SUBSIDED SEAT INCLUDED) Schedule above is on Daylight Saving Time. FUHS-JC Summer School Slated to Open June 29 Summer school at Fullerton union high school and Fullerton junior college opens June 29, approximately 500 students. Students will be enrolled in many classes, including academic, leisure education, shop driver training and health education, using the same standards as regular year at the high school and junior college, according to Reid, Fullerton summer school principal. Many students enroll in summer school to lighten their load, stated. By taking one of the quired courses in either a coor or high school program, they free themselves for electives during the year. This gives them time to concentrate on the they have chosen for specialization. Other pupils are interested broadening their program. People look back upon their so days and wish they had taken ing, chemistry, speech or number of helpful subjects, didn't have the time when school. Summer School gives pils this opportunity. Reid Pupils may also accelerate program. This especially important for the boys who are far draft notices from Uncle Sam. During the past summer students were enrolled from different communities, include places as far away as Tu Calif., and Duke University North California. Educational facilities at high school and junior college are used eleven months of year, five days a week, and 8 a.m., to 10 p.m., except during Christmas and Easter vacations Reid stated. Anaheimer to Return Home SAN DIEGO, May 18 (FHT) MENTS, cards and recreation. There's a full-length Tavern Car, too. RESERVATIONS, INFORMATION: See or phone your nearby S. P. Agent. only $950 PLUS TAX (S RESERVED SEAT INCLUDED) Schedule above is on Daylight Saving Time. AMERICA'S MOST MODERN TRAINS E. B. SHARPLEY District Passenger Agent 1030 E. 4th St., Santa Ana Kimberly 3-8267 GROVER RORER, Agent, Anaheim S. Los Angeles St., Corner, Santa Ana St. Phone 2503 PARKING IS FREE! WHEN YOU RIDE P.E. Don't drive your car in a "Round-the-block" race Searching for that Elusive parking place! GO PACIFIC ELECTRIC Lewellyn, Pat Dear, Marli-Schimming, Sally Taylor, Dougherty, Sandra Johanlary Lou Love, Elizabeth Margie Boyd, Joanne Clark, Ben-Decker, Marilyn Jörgenbarbara Simonton. Bohan, Beverly Buckner, Lutz, Marion Caracausa, Hudson, Mariene SteJune McClain, Jean Schultz, Carter, Ann Risner, Marilyn Yay, Glenda Mungerson, Jan Joan Hanson, Shirley Darlene Fitz, Gerlie GlovVelva Brookman, Carolyn Joan Strachan and Delores human. Roberts Citrus Equipment Firm Serves Citrus and Other Industries Serving the citrus and other industries is the F. B. Roberts Citrus Equipment, located at 214 W. Chestnut st., and owned by F. B. Roberts, who has been in Anaheim since 1918. The Roberts plant manufactures a lemon sizer which is in use in 10 Southern California lemon houses, and also makes sprockets and gears. In addition, the firm carries the most complete stock of power equipment in Orange county. Citrus groups which have installed the Roberts Lemon sizer, an invention of Roberts, are: Chula Vista Citrus, Arlington Fruit, San Dimas Lemon, San Fernando Citrus, Irvine Citrus, American Fruit Growers in Fullerton, Ventura Costa Lemon, Ventura Britt Gray Wins Toaster Trophy Britt Gray's talk on "Pickett's Charge" was chosen by Anaheim Toastmasters as the trophy winner Monday evening. Gray won out over three other speakers: R. H. Allen, "Dahlias;" Bill Chambers, "Look into the Looking Glass;" and Frank Sallee, "Why some People Believe the Commie Line." President Lewis Boys presided over the meeting; Hal Johnson gave the invocation and George McKool conducted the table topic "Survival Under the Atom Bomb." Toastmaster of the evening was vice-president Dick Herman. Tele-fun Committee and the Citrus Farm search Advisory Committee. The sizing machine is 13 feet in length and 6.6 feet in width. It is of all steel construction. Roberts has been in the business of installing and manufacturing citrus and other equipment since 1913, when he was in Riverside county. He was with the Anaheim Valencia Orange association, merely the Anaheim Orange Lemon association, for seven years before establishing his pre-business. Young GOP chance to be state of Year Special arrangements for the annual Spring Dance tomorrow at Sunny Hills in Fullerton, honored by Orange County Republicans, were made at meeting of dance committee Wednesday, May 13. Comme chairmen reported on the decorations to be used, sales refreshments, entertainment, and committees to host the evening. The various county units have forth a great deal of effort making this annual gether a success. HS-JC Summer School Slated to HS-JC Summer School Slated to Open June 29 Summer school as Fullerton high school and Fullerton college opens June 29 for approximately 500 students. Students will be enrolled in many classes, including academic busi-education, shop and/or train-and health education, under routine standards as regular at the high school and jun-college, according to John Fullerton summer school principal. Any students enroll in summercol to lighten their load, Reid said. By taking one of the re-ed courses in either a college high school program, they can themselves for electives dur-the year. This gives them more to concentrate on the field they have chosen for specializaother pupils are interested in dening their program. Many male look back upon their school and wish they had taken typ-chemistry, speech or any other of helpful subjects, but it have the time when in col. Summer School gives pu-tthis opportunity, Reid said. Girls may also accelerate theirgram. This especially import-for the boys who are facing notices from Uncle Sam. During the past summer stu-s were enrolled from many current communities, including as far away as Tulare,, and Duke University in North California. Educational facilities at the school and junior college used eleven months of the five days a week, and from m., to 10 p.m., except during Christmas and Easter vacations, stated. Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich "Call cousin flying squirrel, but give him plenty of time to answer. He's been grounded!". You'll complete more calls if you give the other person plenty of time to answer—at least a minute...Pacific Telephone. Gas spreads its heat FOR PERIOD Among the many makes of automatic gas ranges on display is this beautiful new WESTERN-HOLLY Others you'll see include Caloric Gifters & Sitter, Hardwick, Magic Chef Maytag, O'Keele in Martin Keys, Tapam, Universal, Wedgewood. GAS isn't fussy about you use. It autures bottom of hot spots, no cool pancake on your identical speed. The clean blue exclusive advantage how much heat you stantly. You get it when you turn gas heat to cause boil. Visit any dealer day. See how mu-gas ranges cost to SOUTHEEN COUNTY Live better, spend le GENERAL MARKET LOWEST-PRICE naheimer to return Home AN DIEGO, May 18 (FHTNC) the USS Oriskany is scheduled return here after nine months near east. serving aboard the attack aircarrier is Edward R. Heinze, man, USN, son of Mr. and Edward H. Heinze, 1209 Linave., Anaheim, Calif. FREE! EN YOU DE P.E. save your car in a d-the-block" race for that parking place! ELECTRIC Good Tributes Prior Safe Car Check Your Car—Check Accidents Pontiac CASEY, BECKHAM 336 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim—Phone 4012 "A GOOD DEAL AND A 5 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA GAZETTE WANT-ADS NEVER FAIL! NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? Everything Electrical—Lowest Prices JOSEPH A. 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