anaheim-gazette 1953-09-10

HILGENEELD MORTUARY National Guard Service 120 E. Broadway Anaheim PHONE 415-639 ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trudging —PHONE 2123— 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim J. A. Czeszewski Dies at Home Joseph A. Czeszewski, 69, a native of Chicago and resident here for four years, died Sunday at his home, 132 Evelyn dr., Anaheim. Surviving are his widow, Victoria a daughter, Mrs. Florence Spraetz of Anahelm; a grandmother; a brother, Bernard of Chicago; and a sister, Mrs. Helen Leoni of Chicago. The deceased was a member of St. Boniface Catholic church and the Holy Name society. Rosary was recited last evening at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary. Mass will be said at 9 am. to day in St. Boniface church. In the early days of American railroading trains ran only in daylight. SERVE UR-SELF — it pays! at Wimberly’s Service Station SINCE 1921 South Los Angeles St. at Ball Road DON'T MISS! DEER SEASON OPENS SEPT. 19th DON'T MISS! DEER SEASON OPENS SEPT. 19th We Have Everything You Need from RED CAPS GUNS — AMMUNITION KNIVES — CANTEENS to CAMPING EQUIPMENT COLEMAN STOVES, LANTERNS FLASHLIGHTS, ETC. GET YOUR HUNTING LICENSE HERE L. N. WISSER SPORTING GOODS SINCE 1919 169 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM — PHONE 3417 ANNOUNCING Ballman's "Miss Frigidaire" CONTEST $500 in PRIZES ANY HIGH SCHOOL OR JUNIOR COLLEGE GIRL IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY IS ELIGIBLE. CONTEST SEPT. 10 TO OCT. 7, 1953. COME TO BALLMAN'S TODAY with (1) Parent, your Picture and FILL OUT an ENTRY BLANK You must have parent's (1) signature. Bring photograph of yourself (in beach attire preferred). A panel of judges consisting of Anaheim Buslenss Men will select 16 best photographs. Anaheim Farm Center Meets The first Farm Bureau member of the season was held Tuesday, AUHS. James Alderson, not elected chairman, presided over dinner, prepared by Mrs. Avey and her committee, theious commodity group chaired their reports. Mrs. Ralph Mauerhan presented the red ribbon won for prize on the feature booth at range county fair. Earl newly-elected director, reported activities of the county of directors. Mrs. Jessie L. derson gave the report of Home department. A community sing led by Mauerhan, assisted at the by Mrs. James Alderson, was Slide pictures took the g through the West and North Mr., and Mrs. Glen Sieben of Beach took the pictures and sent them. Andrew L. Samis Aboard US June Andrew L. Samis, mach mate third class, USN, nephe Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bob 9102 Harding ave., Anaheim, is aboard the anti-aircraft or USS Juneau which visited Mediterranean port of G Italy. Since the Juneau's arrival in Mediterranean in May 1953 has made visits to several int IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY IS ELIGIBLE. CONTEST SEPT. 10 TO OCT. 7, 1953. COME TO BALLMAN'S TODAY with (1) Parent, your Picture and FILL OUT an ENTRY BLANK You must have parent's (1) signature. Bring photograph of yourself (in beach attire preferred). A panel of judges consisting of Anaheim Business Men will select 16 best photographs. These 16 finalists will appear in person and 1 Queen and 7 Princesses will be chosen to ride in Ballman's "Stairway to the Stars" Hallowe'en Float. The Queen will receive as first prize a Frigidaire Automatic Washer worth $300. The 7 Princesses will each receive a Longine Whitnauer Wrist Watch. Plus plenty of newspaper publicity. — RULES FOR REGISTRATION — 1. Any girl attending a High School or Junior College in Northern Orange County is eligible. (Orange County boundaries to Southern line of Ball Road and extension thereof). 2. Registration MUST be made by CONTESTANT and PARENTS at Ballman's Store. Full length photo (prefer beach attire) is required. Deadline for registration is October 7, 1953. 3. 16 photographs will be selected by a panel of Judges composed of prominent businessmen. 4. The 16 contestants selected will appear in person before a panel of judges. 8 girls will be chosen for the finals as Queen and 7 Princesses. 5. Of the girls in finals ONE will be chosen Queen. The remaining SEVEN will be the Princesses. Watch for further announcement at later date. 6. Decision of Judges is final. Ballman's APPLIANCES — TELEVISION AUTHORIZED FRIGIDAIRE DEALER (Across from Post Office) 122 W. BROADWAY — PHONE ANAHEIM 5703 VISIT SEARS—Trigger, Roy Rogers' wonder horse, uses beside his $25,000 air-conditioned trailer with his pass. The world famous golden Palomino and the trailer will hold open house today at Sears Roebuck and Co's. Santa Ana store, 1716 S. Main st., from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. free show will be given at 2 p.m. Roover-Parker Wedding Rites held Saturday at Lake Arrowhead In Saturday afternoon Lake Arhead Community church was setting for the wedding of Floralyn Irene Groover and Amond Park Walker. The Rev. Bert Burns McAuley of the Orne Presbyterian church performed the ceremony at the altar which was decorated with large quets of white flowers and tied with many candles. The bride is the daughter of Emily N. Groover of 1145 W. Madway and the late V. D. Grover. For the simple but imspired wedding rites of Miss Trigger, Roy Rogers' Horse, To Visit Sears Roy Roger's world-famous golden Palomino, Trigger, together with his $25,000 air-conditioned trailer home on wheels, will be at Sears Roebuck 1716 S. Main, Santa Ana, today from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. A free show will be held at 2 p.m. Built at a cost of $25,000, the traveling home for the world's most famous horse was designed and planned by "the King of the Cowboys" himself. Three months and 10 sets of blueprints were required. The trailer is fully insulated against heat, cold, noise and dust, is completely air-conditioned and is equipped with puncture-proof tires and tubes. The horse part of the trailer consists of three stalls, fully padded, and a tack room for saddles and bridles. Bunk beds are provided for the driver and the groom. The trailer has kennel space for Roy's famous dogs, unloading ramps on both sides and several tie rings on the side of the trailer. Pat Brady, Roy Roger's side-kick in the western series, along with his famous jeep Nellybelle, will also be at the Sears store in person. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby J. Chase of 227 Curtis Way welcomed a husky 10 lbs., 2 oz. baby girl in St Joseph hospital on Thursday. College Offers Course to Upgrade Industrial Men Upgrading classes for Induengineers and supervisors who offered in the Chaffey coadult education clause for fall term, according to Olofder, director of this departMembers will register at the meeting of the classes. Regition fee for the 18 weeks' week $1.50. Two classes in Statistical Control will be taught d the first semester. One meet Monday and Wednesday, T 9:30 p.m., college building second on Tuesday and Thu 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. They w taught by Wyatt Lewis, in c of quality control at General tric, Ontario, and James G industrial engineer at Kaiser company, Fontana. These classes designed for dustrial engineers, include mathematical technique for trolling quality in industrial put. setting for the wedding of Floralyn Irene Groover and mond Park Walker. The Rev. bert Burns McAuley of the Orge Presbyterian church pernued the ceremony at the altar which was decorated with large quets of white flowers and attended with many candles. the bride is the daughter of Emily N. Groover of 1445 W. adway and the late V. D. dover. For the simple but imsive wedding rites, Miss wore a white wool suit black accessories. A lovely white corsage was pinned to the boulder. the bride's only attendant, ron of honor Mrs. George W. Wrike, Jr., wore a knit dress of red blue with brown accesses and harmonizing corsage. Anaheim Farm Inter Meets The first Farm Bureau meeting the season was held Tuesday at HS. James Alderson, newlytited chairman, presided. After her, prepared by Mrs. A. Hoand her committee, the varsus commodity group chairmen are their reports. Mrs. Ralph Mauerhan presented a red ribbon won for second on the feature booth at Orne county fair. Earl Vahl, ally-elected director, reported activities of the county board directors. Mrs. Jessie L. Anson gave the report of the one department. community sing led by Mrs. Uherhan, assisted at the piano. Mrs. James Alderson, was held. he pictures took the guests through the West and Northwest. and Mrs. Glen Sieben of Long ch took the pictures and preced them. Andrew L. Samis board US Juneau Andrew L. Samis, machinist's third class, USN, nephew of and Mrs. Vernon Bobst of 2 Harding ave., Anaheim, Calif. board the anti-aircraft cruiser S Juneau which visited the litterranean port of Genoa, y. since the Juneau's arrival in the litterranean in May 1953, she made visits to several interest- 50 Wedding Guests Fifty wedding guests witnessed the nuptial rites and attended a reception held in the church social hall immediately afterward. The bride's mother was lovely in a dusty rose crepe dress with white accessories as was Mrs. Walker in a suit of aqua color linen and brown accessories. After a honeymoon in Northern California, the new Mr. and Mrs. Walker will reside in Long Beach where Mrs. Walker is employed at the Ford agency. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim Union High school and is a member of the Orange Empire Chorale. Her husband attended Orange schools and is a graduate of Santa Ana unior college and U.C. at Berkeley. Harold Houts to Teach in Strathmore Harold W. Houts of Anaheim will be assigned as a cadet agricultural instructor at Strathmore High school, it was revealed this week by H. H. Burlingham, teacher-trainer at California State Polytechnic college in San Luis Obispo. Houts will serve at Strathmore for a year as graduate teacher-trainee, after which he will be qualified to receive a special secondary credential in vocational agriculture. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR ONE DAY SERVICE Phone Anaheim 3296 Rear Crowell Olds 222 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim EARTH WORMS Sold By AL- The Worm Man "Worms that squirm" For Organic Gardening ROSS ROOT FEEDERS FISH WORMS Albert E. Stuelke 502 E. Chapman — Fullerton Phone LAmbert 5-1475 DRIVE IT! I Then Compare board US Juneau Andrew L. Samis, machinist's the third class, USN, nephew of and Mrs. Vernon Bobst of 2 Harding ave., Anaheim, Calif. board the anti-aircraft cruiser S Juneau which visited the militranean port of Genoa, y. since the Juneau's arrival in the Mediterranean in May 1953, she made visits to several interestports in North Africa and ence. The ship participates regularly Naval maneuvers, operating other units of the Sixth Fleet. The Juneau is a veteran of the ean Campaign, having combed two tours in the combat while serving with the Pac Fleet from 1949 to 1953. Incomparable Food and superior service in an atmosphere reminiscent of Old England Hurley Bell Coast Highway • Corona del Mar Tel. 2710 • Free Parking FRED HERSHORN RESTAURANTS Long Beach visit the famous CIRCUS ROOM Even a picture tells you a great deal about Pontiac's beauty, its long lines and substantial feel. But the best way to appreciate what makes Pontiac such a great value is to get behind the wheel and drive it. Then you'll know you have a real performer in hand. Pontiac always responds with eager, ready-to-go high-compression power — more than any highway will ever require. For all normal driving, the engine can loaf—one reason why Pontiac leads such a dependably long life. There's a great deal more to the Pontiac story: ease of handling, beautiful Dual-Streak styling, roominess, comfort and luxury. And there is Pontiac's PRICE—actually just a few dollars above the very lowest-priced field! So come in now and drive Pontiac, price Pontiac, compare Pontiac! We're confident that you'll quickly agree that Pontiac is your best deal! CASEY-BECKHAW 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST.—ANAHEIM—PHONE 4012 "A GOOD DEAL AN College Offers Course to Upgrade Industrial Men Upgrading classes for Industrial Engineers and supervisors will be offered in the Chaffey college adult education class for the term, according to Olof Snyder, director of this department. Members will register at the first meeting of the classes. Registra-tion fee for the 18 weeks' work is $20. Two classes in Statistical Quality Control will be taught during first semester. One meets on Monday and Wednesday, 7:30 - 9 p.m., college building; the second on Tuesday and Thursday, 9:30 - 10 p.m. They will be taught by Wyatt Lewis, in charge of quality control at General Electric, Ontario, and James Curry, industrial engineer at Kaiser Steel Company, Fontana. These classes, designed for industrial engineers, include the theoretical technique for controlling quality in industrial out- 5 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1943 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA RETURN FROM HONEYMOON The new Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Ewing (Marilynn Jean Dalgle) who were married on August 29 returned on Monday from a honeymoon trip to Redwood City, San Francisco, and other points in Northern California. The couple are now engaged in setting up housekeeping in a new apartment in Hermosa Beach. The bridegroom will resume his teaching position next week at Redondo Beach. 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