anaheim-gazette 1954-04-22

3—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., April 22, 1954 ESTRADA IN OKINAWA Okinawa was again the scene of a Leatherneck amphibious assault when the 3rd Marine Division's 9th regimental combat team "took" the island from a mock enemy during the recent "Operation Lotus." Gilbert A. Estrada, son of Mrs. Guadalupe A. Estrada of 1150 Parry st., Anaheim, Calif., was in the mock attack. LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERS TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATE OF CALIPORNIA COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA We, the undersigned, certify that we are partners transacting a vertical venetian blind business at 721 North Los Angeles Street in the City of Anaheim, State of California, under a designation not showing the names of the persons interested as partners, to wit: PERMA-DRAPE DRAPERIES OF ANAHEIM The names in full of all members of sold partnership and their respective residences are as follows, to wit: Melvin C. Stoffers, residing at 7171 Nilda Avenue, Mountain View, California. Marlan G. Stoffers, residing at 1171 Nilda Avenue, Mountain View, California. James R. Dennehy, residing at 555 East Meadow Drive, Palo Alto, California. Mary V. Dennehy, residing at 555 East Meadow Drive, Palo Alto, California. WITNESS our hands this 12th day of April, 1954. (Signed) MELVIN C. STOFFERS MARIAN G. STOFFERS JAMES R. DENNEHY MARY V. DENNEHY STATE OF CALIPORNIA COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA On April 12th, 1954, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the County of Orange, State of California, personally appeared the following, known to me to be partners of the partnership that executed the P-TA Council Has Installation Mrs. Carl Hatfield will be installed as president of the Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers at the Investment in Youth Building on April 30. In traditional annual ceremonies the following council members will take office: Mrs. Arthur Korn and Mrs. Ivan Mahaffie, vice-presidents; Mrs. Louis Bircher, recording secretary; Mrs. W.G. Head, treasurer; Mrs. Clyde Donton, historian; and Mrs. Clayton Hosea, auditor. HOLY WEEK SERVICES OBSERVED Many Holy Week services were held this last week at Grace Lutheran. Lenten Worship was held April 14; Holy Communion, April 15 at 10:00 a.m. Good Friday Prayer and Meditation, April 16, at 12:00 to 1:00 p.m., at Grace Lutheran, and a Lutheran County-wide service at St. Peter's Lutheran in Santa Ana from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m., with Rev. H.F. Stief preaching at 1:40 p.m. Grace Lutheran Church observed Easter Sunday at its two regular services and the Congregation at Study. "He Lives! My Redeemer," taken from I Peter 1: 3-9, was the day. Special music sung by the senior choir included a quartet at the 8:15 worship service, they sung "He is Risen." At the 10:45 worship service the complete choir sang "The Holy City." The congregation at study featured special visual programs for the children and adults. The nursery through kindergarten children saw "The Resurrection." Mrs. Schwartz Feted On 80th Birthday Mrs. Johanne Schwartz of 552 E. Sycamore St., was feted on the recent occasion of her 80th birthday when her children and grandchildren gathered in her home to shower her with gifts and flowers. Mrs. Schwartz held open hours and enjoyed a buffet supper with friends and family. The affair was in reality a family re-union, two sons and five daughters and their families made the trip from points east to congratulate their mother. They were Mr. and Mrs. A. Schwartz and Karen; Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Schwartz and Mr. and Mrs. R. Fritchman, all of Chappell, Nebula; Mrs H. Von Behren of Kearney Neb.; Mrs Ed Hein of Hershey Neb.; Mrs M. Loper of Pineville Ore.; Mr. and Mrs Chester Witchel and son Jobe of Hermosa Beach and Mrs. Alvin Schwartz and Ivan Shirley of Anaheim. The home was beautifully decorated with spring flowers as the feminine members of the family acted as hostesses. Rudolph Completes Army X-Ray Course Pvt. Ronald V. Rudolph, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.T.Rudolph, 813 Alamo, Anahiem, Calif., has completed the Medical Field Service School's 16-week X-Ray Procedures Course at Brooks Army Medical Center and has been transferred to Madigan Army Hospital Tacoma, Wash. X-ray technicians are trained in the operation of all types of X-ray equipment and the processing of X-ray plates. The training a student receives in this course can lead to a future career in medical imaging technology. *Starting Sunday, April 25... New, Faster Schedule to Chicago on the Smooth-Riding "Golden State" *Leave Los Angeles 2:30 PM. ... Arrive Chicago 10:55 AM. second morning following! *Better Chicago connections with crack trains to New York, Washington and other Eastern+Midwestern cities... at Study. "He Lives! My Redeemer," taken from I Peter 1: 3-9, was the day. Special music sung by the senior choir included a quartet at the 8:15 worship service, they sung "He is Risen." At the 10:45 worship service the complete choir sang "The Holy City." The congregation at study featured special visual programs for the children and adults. The nursery through kindergarten children saw "The Resurrection," while the primary through adults viewed "The Lord's Last Journey to Jerusalem," and "The Lord's Ascension." It's a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Hideo Okumura 1302 Claremont st. Their 5-lb. 8-oz. girl was born in St. Joseph hospital on April 16. HOME DEPARTMENT TUESDAY The Anaheim Home Department will meet at the home of Mrs. Edna L. Mills, 1219 Santa Anita street, on Tuesday, April 27. Project leaders are Mrs. A. E. Wieczorek and Mrs. Paul Nadorff. Mrs. Prunella Nay Abbott will give a demonstration on "Flower Arrangement." ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED The engagement of Margaret Ann Ganahl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Ganahl of 501 N.Clementine, and Joseph F. Concannon, Jr.; son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Concannon of Livermorland and San Francisco, was announced at the annual Ganahl family dinner parter, Easter Sunday. An early summer wedding is planned. The engaged couple are both third generation members of prominent California families. Miss Ganahl is a graduate of Immaculate Heart High school and Stanford University. She is a teacher at Broadway school and is president of the newly formed Junior Assistance League. Her fiance is a graduate of Notre Dame and has just completed two years of service with the U.S.Air Force in Japan. They are making plans to make their first home in northern California where the bridegroom-elect is associated with his father in the operative Army X-Ray Course. Pvt. Ronald V. Rudolph, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Rudolph, 813 Alamo, Anaheim, Calif., has completed the Medical Field Service School's 16-week X-Ray Procedure Course at Brooks Army Medical Center and has been transferred to Madigan Army Hospital, Tacoma, Wash. X-ray technicians are trained in the operation of all types of X-ray equipment and the processing of X-ray plates. The training a student receives in this course can lead to a future civilian career as an X-ray technician. ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT Mrs. Agatha Beninato, 407 Palm St., has announced the engagement of her daughter, Gloria to Ernest A. Bednar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bednar of Brainerd, Minn. Miss Beninato is a graduate of Marywood and Fulerton Junior College and will marry a member of the U.S.Marine Corps, presently stationed in Memphis, Tenn. ... Arrive Chicago 10:55 AM. second morning following! * Better Chicago connections with crack trains to New York, Washington and other Eastern + Midwestern cities... AND-as always-the SMOOTHEST Los Angeles-Chicago streamliner ride there is... It's all yours...on the new-schedule Golden State. We've gained speed—a full hour and 50 minutes—without sacrificing any of our famed smoothness of ride. And you'll still find the finest meals on wheels in our diner ...and fun and refreshment in the gay lounge car. Pullman accommodations of every type: roomettes, bedrooms, compartments, drawing rooms and a few sections. Chair cars: fine, foam-rubber reclining chairs with leg rests—your seat reserved exclusively for you. (There's a Coffee Shop-Lounge for popular-priced meals and recreation between meals.) All times shown are Daylight Saving. S·P AMERICA'S MOST MODERN TRAINS E. B. SHARPLEY District Passenger Agent 1030 E. 4th St., Santa Ana Kimberly 3-8267 GROVER B. RORER, Agent, Anaheim S. Los Angeles St., Corner Santa Ana St. Phone KE 5-2503 Miss Ganahl is a graduate of Immaculate Heart High school and Stanford University. She is a teacher at Broadway school and is president of the newly formed Junior Assistance League. Her fiance is a graduate of Notre Dame and has just completed two years of service with the U.S. Air Force in Japan. They are making plans to make their first home in northern California where the bridegroom-eect is associated with his father in the operation of vineyards. CERTIFICATE AWARDED JEANNETTE KOSS FOR SPEED High speed accuracy in short-hand was the requirement for certificates awarded last week to Fullerton Junior College students by the Division of Business Education. Jeannette Koss of Anaheim received an award for the highest speed, 120 words per minute. Certificates were also awarded local students Pat Frahm and Luella Stephenson. HOUSEMAKERS BULLETIN A new bulletin, "Golden Fruit of the Golden West," is available for Orange County homemakers through the University of California Agricultural Extension Service says Marian Prentiss, Home Advisor. "THE ROBE"—APRIL 26 "The Robe" will be presented by Fullerton Junior College drama department April 26-May 1. Among the student actors to appear in the play are Bill Pixler, Chuck Lawrence, Bob Calvo, Manuel Alonzo, Marion Caracausa, Judy Mills and Carole Dawson, all of Anaheim. Loretta Lassley of Anaheim has been elected secretary of Fullerton Junior College Future Business Leaders of America chapter, and is planning to attend the FBLA state convention in Sacramento April 30-May 1. Schwartz Feted 80th Birthday Johanne Schwartz of 516 More St., was feted on the occasion of her 80th birthday her children and grandchildren gathered in her home to share with gifts and flowers. Schwartz held open housejoyed a buffet supper with family. Fair was in reality a familial two sons and five girls and their families made from points east to conceive their mother. They Mr. and Mrs. A. Schwartz enron; Mr. and Mrs. Ernst enron; Mr. and Mrs. R. Man, all of Chappell, Neb.; Von Behren of Kearney, Mrs. Ed Hein of Hershey, Mrs. M. Loper of Pineville, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Witt Joble of Hermosa Beach; Alvin Schwartz and Ivan Kirley of Anaheim. Home was beautifully decorated with spring flowers as the members of the family hostesses. Philosoph Completes X-Ray Course Ronald V. Rudolph, son of Mrs. C. T. Rudolph, 8131 Anaheim, Calif., has completed the Medical Field Service for 16-week X-Ray Procedure at Brooks Army Med Center and has been transferred to Madigan Army Hospital, Wash. Technicians are trained operation of all types of equipment and the process-X-ray plates. The training received in this course is futuristic. Medical Women's Panel Slated May 4 The Woman's Auxiliary to the Orange County Medical association will meet May 4 at 10 a.m. in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Gendel of 11711 Altura Drive, Fullerton. Members are urged to attend this breakfast meeting, as a nurse recruitment panel will be featured. This panel covers the nursing field very adequately and will appear in uniform. It will include an instructor of nurses, a student nurse from Orange County hospital, a Public Health nurse, and a vocational nurse. Mrs. Joseph Tirico, president, will be the moderator. This will be their 12th appearance before clubs, schools, and organizations. PANHELLENIC SCHOLARSHIP The Northern Orange County Panhellenic Association is making available a scholarship to a senior high school girl with good scholastic standing who needs financial assistance for further education. Applications for this scholarship may be obtained at AUHS office not later than April 25. The recipient of this award will be the guest of honor at Panhellenics' annual tea which will be held in the home of Mrs. Coalson Morris on May 2. FUCHSIA SOCIETY MEETS TUESDAY The Orange County Branch of the National Fuchsia Society of America will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, April 27, at 8 Attend Conference In Hawaiian Univ. The Rev. Frank E. Butterworth of White Temple Methodist church left by plane on Tuesday, April 20, for Hawaii. He was one of five pastors chosen from the local Conference to serve on an evangelistic team to spend two weeks in the islands. Rev. Butterworth will take part in preaching missions and visitation campaigns to be conducted in all the Methodist churches on the eight islands under the sponsorship of the General Board of Evangelism. He will spend the first week working with Methodist students at the student center at the University of Hawaii, and the second week will over to the big island for plantation church work, returning home on May 7. JEAN CIRCLE MEETS The Jean Circle of White Temple Methodist church gained insight into the mission field of India last week as the group heard the book, "House of Earth," reviewed by Mrs. Elmer Hamilton. The meeting was held at the home of Meryle Osborn, 128 N. Rose St. Jean Heilman presided at a brief business session during which a nominating committee was named. Jackie Messnard gave devotions. Among those attending were Esther David, Linda Pryor, Becky Smith, Laverne Gushwa, Kitty Linch, Elizabeth Cheatum, Jean Freeman, Marjorie Fackiner, Margaret Blue, Anne Carter and Beverly Montague. TO REPRESENT AUHS 20-20 ANNS ENJOYED PROGRESSIVE DINNER The Anaheim 20-30 Anna enjoyed a progressive dinner at the recent social meeting which began with the cocktail course at the home of Mrs. Jack Gledhill, clad advisor, Mrs. Dick Pontepin served the soup course and the salad course was served at the home of Mrs. Bob Muckenthale. Club president, Mrs. Don Ruyon, was hostess for the main course and dessert, and led the business session which followed. Plans were made for a Mother's Day dinner to be held in Dorothy-Wade dinner house on May 11. Each member is to bring her mother or a "mother substitute." Anaheim Women and District Meeting The semi-annual YLI District Council meeting was held recently in San Clemente and was attended by Anaheim YLI representative Mary Jean Lambert, Margaret Block, Anne Treanor and Elsa Benner. Adopted as a new project for District 17 was Father Stadler home in Banning for underprivileged children. Appointed to a committee to investigate this project were Mary Jean Lambert Blanche Hudson, Lorraine Reve Bonnie Jolissaint and Elsie Benner, all of the Anaheim Institute. WITH HELICOPTER GROUP Marine M/Sgt. Kenneth Spaulding, son of Mr. and M.Royston M.Spaulding of 8704, 28 ave., N.W., Seattle, Wash., a husband of Mrs. Elsie M.Spaulding RONALD V. RUDOLPH, son of Mrs. C. T. Rudolph, 8131 Anaheim, Calif., has commenced the Medical Field Service at Brooks Army Med Center and has been transcribed to Madigan Army Hospital, Wash. TECHNICIANS are trained operation of all types of equipment and the process of X-ray plates. The training received in this course is to a future civilian career X-ray technician. FUCHSIA SOCIETY MEETS TUESDAY The Orange County Branch of the National Fuchsia Society of America will hold a regular meeting on Tuesday, April 27, at 8 p.m., in the Legion Hall, 936 N. Lemon St. Gardeners and flower lovers are invited to join with the members for the meeting. GOAT ASSOCIATION PLAN POT LUCK The Orange County Dairy Goat Association is having a pot luck meeting next Sunday, April 25 at 12:00 noon, in Irvine Bowl Park, Laguna Beach. The final arrangements for the Spring Dairy Goat Show will be made, and any persons interested in goats and shows are urged to attend. AT INCHON HARBOR Marine Sgt. Francis E. Petty, son of Mrs. E. F. Petty of 410 S. Los Angeles st., Anaheim, and husband of the former Miss Irene G. Oliver of Buena Park, recently arrived at Inchon Harbor aboard the transport Gen. McRae to serve with the 1st Marine Division in Korea. California's Greatest Outdoor Play RAMONA presented EACH SATURDAY & SUNDAY AT 2:30 P.M. APRIL 24-25 - MAY 1-2 - MAY 8-9 IN Beautiful Ramona Bowl, Hemet With A Cast of Over 350 People Reserved Seats — $2.40, $1.80 and $1.20 Children under 12, 60¢ in $1.20 section only (Incl. Tax) Write or Phone: Ramona Bowl, Hemet 6111 or Any Mutual Ticket Agency for Reservations Given Each Spring by the People of Hemet and San Jacinto TAKE THE WHEEL—just (Another big reason for trying a '54 Buick) UNLESS you've tried it yourself, you're going to find it hard to believe. But when you press the pedal of a 1954 Buick with Twin-Turbine Dynaflow,* joy reigns—and so do you. You feel the joyous thrill of commanding instant response, the solid "take hold," the firm authority of your acceleration. You feel a joyous exhilaration at the utter smoothness of the forward carry—a completely infinite smoothness that is there every inch of the way. 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Mrs. Dick Ponteprino the soup course and the course was served at the of Mrs. Bob Muckenthaler. president, Mrs. Don Runwas hostess for the main and dessert, and led the session which followed, as were made for a Mothday dinner to be held in the Wy-Wade dinner house on 1. Each member is to bring other or a "mother substine" Annaheim Women at District Meeting semi-annual YLI District 17 meeting was held recently Clemente and was attended Annaheim YLI representatives Jean Lambert, Margaret Anne Treanor and Elsie noted as a new project for at 17 was Father Stadler's in Banning for underprivilechildren. Appointed to a attee to investigate this provere Mary Jean Lambert, the Hudson, Lorraine Reveil, the Jolissaint and Elsie Benel of the Anaheim Institute. STUDY CLUB ROSTESS Mrs. Marian Bates was hostess to the Magnolia Junior Study club at her home in Stanton for the April meeting. She was assisted by Mrs. Richard Cramer and Mrs. Paul Clark. Mrs. Betty Martin of the Orange County Library system entertained with an informative discussion of new books and recent best sellers. Next month, the group will enjoy a luncheon and fashion show at the Wilton Hotel in Long Beach in lieu of a regular meeting. CHURCH FUND DIRECTOR Reginald West of the H. P. Demand organization of Evanston, Ill., was officially welcomed to White Temple Methodist church on Easter Sunday. He will direct the building fund campaign for the next six weeks, working directly with the building campaign chairman, Warren Ashleigh. Mr. West is the former Lay Leader of First Methodist church in Sacramento, and an ex-YMCA secretary. WEEK'S EVENTS CDT FOR ST. MICHAEL'S Monday, April 26, is St. Mark's Day, and the occasion will be marked by a service of Holy Communion at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, April 27, the mid-week Communion, followed by the Prayer Group, will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday evening, the Men's Club will hold a Ladies' Night Dinner at the Parish Hall, 6:15 p.m. Program will be colored travel slides of unusual places, with commentary by Mr. Jacob Mum. Saturday, May 1, St. Philip and St. James Day will feature Holy Communion at 10:00 a.m. This Sunday, April 25, regular services will be held, with sermon at 11:00 a.m., "The Story of Our Easter Canols." Offertory music by the Choir at this service will be "Hymn of Thanksgiving." Mr. and Mrs. Perry Linch and family of Anaheim spent five days of the Easter vacation visiting friends in their former home town, San Leandro. Now! GREYHOUND trips COST LESS GREYHOUND trips COST LESS Travel Tax Cut ½! Today, more than ever, your Greyhound Trip is the Best Buy in Travel! 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