anaheim-gazette 1954-04-01

3—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Thursday, April 1, 1954 Anaheim, California Second 4-H Club For West Anaheim An organization meeting of the second 4-H club started this year in the West Anaheim area was held last Thursday, March 25, at the home of Mrs. Kenneth A. McCov, 10392 S. Fern St., Stanton. Fifteen boys and girls were on hand to learn about 4-H projects and club activities from an illustrated talk presented by University of California Farm Advisor W. A. Humphrey. Summer camp came under discussion. Those members who complete their projects and records will be eligible to attend. Plans were also made to participate in the 4-H Fair May 8. Much of the credit for the formation of the new club goes to the co-operation of Mrs. Esther E. Nunneley, local teacher. Club leaders are Mrs. McCoy and Roy Selover, Jr. FUEL TAX INCOME INCREASES Gross revenues derived from JJanuary distributions of fuel taxable under the Motor Vehicle Fuel License Tax Law amounted to $19,736,470, according to William G. Bonelli. Fourth District Member of the State Board of Equalization. Refunds by Controller Robert C. Kirkwood during the month to purchasers of fuel for non-highway use were $2,233,081, or 11.3 percent of the gross tax liability accruing during the month, leaving net revenues of $17,503,389. These net revenues were 37.4 percent above those of a year ago an increase largely attributable to faculty members named as Deans Of Western Jr. High Miss Fay Stanley has been named dean of girls and Chester Shirk will be dean of boys at the new Western Junior High school to open in the fall. Both are members of the faculty of Anaheim Union High school. Pedestrians vs. Motorists in Traffic California Highway Patrol records show 785 pedestrians were killed in traffic accidents last year, pointing out a lack of courtesy and respect between motor vehicle operators and foot travelers. “An unending battle is constantly waged by pedestrians who allege that motorists are to blame for pedestrians accidents; and by motorists, in turn, who charge that pedestrians kill themselves by carelessness,” commented Patrol Commissioner B. R. Caldwell. “Pedestrians must understand those laws regulating their movements and they certainly must know that they have no protective armor plate. Motorists, at the same time, have to realize that the average automobile outweighs the average pedestrian about 25 to one. Courtesy and good judgment practiced by both groups will save lives,” he declared. Caldwell stressed the importance of instructing children in safe walking practices from the time they first venture out of doors. He pointed out that early learning of safe practices in traffic can be the first step toward making a safer, more courteous driver in later years. JOB'S DAUGHTERS POTLUCK APRIL 5 Bethel 5 of Job's Daughters invite the public to share a pot luck supper on Monday evening. April 5, at the Masonic Temple. Food items will be priced at 5 cents a serving and will be served from 6 until 6:45 p.m. Proceeds will go toward the group's current philanthropic project, the polio fund. MAUERHAN'S VISIT FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mauerhan of 9762 S. East St., left by plane early this month to pick up a new car in Detroit and to motor on to Florida via Washington, D.C. They are now making their headquarters in Wintershaven, Florida, and are expected to return to Anaheim about May 1. TO WED SATURDAY Miss Barbara Trapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Trapp of 8911 Rio Vista Rd., will become the bride of Bill Champion of Sacramento on April 3. The wedding will take place in Zion Lutheran church. PANCAKE SUPPER FRIDAY The public is invited to attend a Pancake Supper to be given by members of the Prospectors' class of White Temple Methodist church tomorrow (April 2) evening from 5:30 to 7:30. Tickets are priced at 85 cents. The meal will be served in the church dining room. CLUB FASHION SHOW “Spring Fever” was the theme of the second annual Northrop Recreation club Spring Fashion show held last Saturday afternoon at the Clock County Club (Mch. 27). The gala affair was sponsored by the N.R.C. Business and Secretarial club with Ginger Lahn as general chairman. Refunds by Controller Robert C. Kirkwood during the month to purchasers of fuel for non-highway use were $2,233,081, or 11.3 per cent of the gross tax liability accruing during the month, leaving net revenues of $17,503,389. These net revenues were 37.4 percent above those of a year ago an increase largely attributable to the one-third increase in the tax rate (from 4½ to 6 cents a gallon) which went into effect July 1, 1953. Fiscal-year net revenues through January amounted to $135,364,438, of 38.0 per cent more than those for the corresponding seven-month period of the preceding fiscal year. EBELL DISTRICT CONVENTION All Junior Ebell members are invited to attend the Southern District Convention to be held at the St. Catherine hotel, Cataina, on April 30 and May 1. Ann Miller may be contacted at KE 5-6915 for further details. CLUB FASHION SHOW "Spring Fever" was the theme of the second annual Northrop Recreation club Spring Fashion show held last Saturday afternoon at the Clock County Club (Mch. 27). The gala affair was sponsored by the N.R.C. Business and Secretarial club with Ginger Lahn as general chairman. 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Food be priced at 5 cents a p.m. Proceeds will go to group's current philoject, the polio fund. N'S VISIT FLORIDA Mrs. C. J. Mauerhan East St., left by plane month to pick up a Detroit and to motor da via Washington, D. are now making their ers in Wintershaven, and are expected to renaheim about May 1. SATURDAY Barbara Trapp, daughter of Mrs. William Trapp Vista Rd., will become of Bill Champion of on April 3. The wedtake place in Zion church. SUPPER FRIDAY Supper is invited to attend Supper to be given by of the Prospectors' class ample Methodist church (April 2) evening from 30. Tickets are priced The meal will be servchurch dining room. FASHION SHOW "Fever" was the theme ond annual Northrop club Spring Fashion last Saturday afternoon County Club (Mch. ila affair was sponsored R.C. Business and Secub with Ginger Lahn chairman. JUNIOR LIBRARIANS MASCOT'S BIRTHDAY April 1 marks the 25th anniversary of Pinochio's birthday. Pinochio, the famous puppet that has become the beloved mascot of the Anaheim Junior Library. A great many local dolls are in the library now to help with the birthday celebration. They may be viewed through April 9. Some of Pinochio's little friends are collectors items while others are fine modern dolls belonging to local children. The regular story hour has been set aside at 10 o'clock this Saturday morning (April 3) to tell again the story of Pinochio's birth and the many adventures that has befallen this saucy puppet during his 25 years. PATIO PARTY FOR VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. Ted Payne of 419 Indiana St., gave a patio picnic party at their home on Sunday to honor Mrs. Payne's three aunts who are visiting in the Southland. Guests of honor were Mrs. Nerta John of Moscow, Iowa; Mrs. Lillie Gueffroy of San Bernardino and Mrs. Bertha Shisler or Naperville, Illinois. More than 40 members of the family and friends enjoyed the party. A husky 9 lb. baby boy was born on March 24 in Fullerton Cottage hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Day of 10841 W. Lincoln avenue. JUNIOR EBELL BUSY Members of Junior Ebell have been busy this week distributing Easter Seal coin cards to local school children and co-operating with the Senior Ebell society in arrangements for the flower show to be held at the club house April Buick's Bid For the Body Beautiful Every lithe line of the 1954 fashion figure has its counterpart in the body lines of the beautiful, new Buick. Its neckline plunges to a new low—accentuating a gracefully curved silhouette—for a slim-waisted look; the beltline is lowered, calling attention to fluid beauty-in-motion. Like Dame Fashion, Buick designers decree a slightly raised hem-line to show more of the lovely means of locomotion. Every fashion point of the body beautiful highlights the Buick today. OFFER ENDS APRIL 10 Hurry! Buy a new GAS RANGE now Hurry! 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