anaheim-gazette 1954-08-26

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anahpim, Calif., Thurs., Aug. 26, 1924 NEW ELEMENTARY TEACHERS ORIENTATION PROGRAM SEPT. 7 Approximately 25 new teachers have joined the Anaheim Elementary school staff and will begin work this fall semester. To acquaint them with the city and the school system, they will take part in a four days orientation program beginning Sept. 7, meeting at the Thomas Jefferson school. Methodist Church Elects S.S. Officers Result of election of officers in the various classes of White Temple Methodist church school are as follows: Harvesters: President, Don Reed; secretary, Mrs. Wilbur Herman; Crescendo: Presidents, Jim and Alice Whieldon; secretary, Don Bown, and treasurer, Mrs. Avon Carlson; Prospectors: President, Charles Endicott, vice-president, Mrs. Winslow Adams; secretary, Mrs. John Carmonne; Optimists Sponsor New Teen-Age Club "Dudes and Dolls" is the given newly-formed club sponsored by the C My Customers know... All Gasolines are NOT Alike! All Gasolines are NOT Alike! NEW RICHFIELD ETHYL Proves my point "Most people think all gasolines are alike—but not my customers. And once you've used New Richfield Ethyl you'll agree, too, that here's a gasoline that's really different...so much different, if you don't say it's best, you'll get double your money back on an entire tankful." "I can point out at least 5 reasons for the outstanding performance of New Richfield don't seem to care so long and keep on running better and I think you should knit gasoline that will give you like you've never had before." "FIRST...New Richfield Ethyl is an absolutely new product, produced by new and exclusive methods in" "FOURTH...Every import ferent...so much different, if you don't say it's best, you'll get double your money back on an entire tankful.* "I can point out at least 5 reasons for the outstanding "FIRST...New Richfield Ethyl is an absolutely new product, produced by new and exclusive methods in a new $40,000,000 refining facility. "SECOND...New Richfield Ethyl is the first gasoline designed to meet the stiff requirements of the new cars and still give top performance in the older models. "THIRD...The Octane rating is unexcelled by any other gasoline. That's why New Richfield Ethyl has such wonderful anti-knock qualities. "FOURTH...Every important additive. "FIFTH...Before Richfield fuel they put it through tory...in mountain snow...city traffic and open automobiles, new, old, m "But how New Richfield own car is the only real you'll agree all gasoline. "It's Best', or get Double Guaranty says. No other dared make this offer!" Best...or Double Your Mo * Our Guaranty extends to the full capacity of your tank. Since it is not to empty the tank completely before refilling, we ask that you take two of not less than one-half tankful each. After using your second delivery say "It's Best," or we'll pay double your money back on a full tank reasurer, Bill Rowe; Homebuilders: President, Harvey Kirk; vice-president Fred Rector; secretary-reasurer, Mrs. Ted Payne; Fidelis: President, Mrs. C. Young; vice-president, Mrs. Myrtle Owens; secretary, Mrs. Elsie Pence; treasurer, Mrs. Amanda Sanders. Optimists Sponsor New Teen-Age Club "Dudes and Dolls" is the name given the newly-formed teen-age club sponsored by the Optimist club Chosen to lead the 18 charter members is Buddy Knox, president. He will be assisted by vice-president Dave Turner, secretary Susan Reed and treasurer Ann Story. Sue Ain Powell, is historian. Anyone in the Anaheim High school district between the ages of 14 and 19 is eligible to join. Further information concerning regular meetings of the group may be had from Susan Reed at Lehigh 9-1325, or the Optimist club. Driving Safety Program Is Inaugurated by the President A program in safety, inaugurated by President Eisenhower, and designed to reduce accidents and operating costs of government vehicles, is being started at the Anaheim post office. The first meeting of post office drivers was held on Aug. 24, 1954, and was attended by all employees who operate the trucks. Postmaster Louis Hoskins opened the meeting with a brief outline of the purpose of the program, emphasizing that it was of utmost importance for all drivers to observe all traffic laws and to practice courtesy at all times. Chief of Police Mark Stephen Metopolitan Water Tax Rate Drops For the fifth successive year, the Metropolitan Water District tax rate has been reduced. This time the levy by action of the District Board of Directors was cut from the current rate of 25c per $100 of assessed valuation to 23c for the year 1954-55. Chairman Joseph Jensen of the District's Board of Directors stated that the tax reduction authorized today (Aug. 20) has been made effective despite the fact that the Water District is now engaged in a major $52,000,000 aqueduct extension program to meet the constantly increasing need for Colorado River water in the homes and industries of Southern California. Action of the District Board in authorizing the tax reduction was taken on the recommendation of its Finance Committee and Controller Albert W. McKinlay. Also approving the tax cut was Robert B. Diemer, General Manager and Chief Engineer Since the District person discussed the traffic problem and laws in Anaheim and led his satisfaction that a program was being begun. The program in the local office is under the immediate direction of Ceill Peterson, local office. Mr. Peterson passed a similar course of instructors in Los Angeles. Statistics to show the need driver's training program showed that good driving not only lower the accident but would also increase mileage and the life of brakes, etc. In the future, all post-truck operators will be required to successfully pass the course in order to operate trucks, stated Post-Hoskins. REDLANDS ADMITS THREE FROM ANAHEIM Three hundred and fifty new students, including Kaidenst, 1134 Louise Drive, Gladys Modell, 18342 San Canyon Rd., and Gilbert Bottger, 554 So. Indiana St. Anaheim, have been admitted for the fall semester University of Redlands, Driven Mild, director of admissions announced today. He said 250 of these freshmen, with the remaining tributed in other undergraduate and graduate ranks. Said Driven Mild, director of admissions part from men, will be accepted September 15. Orientation begins and duties open for the fall semester 10 a.m., Wednesday, Sept. IS Alike! W FIELD MYL my point performance of New Richfield Ethyl. My customers don't seem to care so long as their cars run better... and keep on running better. But these are travel days, and I think you should know about a new and different gasoline that will give you performance from your car like you've never had before! Water District is now engaged in a major $52,000,000 aqueduct extension program to meet the constantly increasing need for Colorado River water in the homes and industries of Southern California. Action of the District Board in authorizing the tax reduction was taken on the recommendation of its Finance Committee and Controller Albert W. McKinlay. Also approving the tax cut was Robert B. Diemer, General Manager and Chief Engineer Since the District tax rate reached its highest level of 50c in 1945-46, successive reductions year after year have cut the rate to less than half, Controller McKinlay pointed out. WHAT'S DOING H. I. Perry, your Telephone Manager in Anaheim Classroom in the sky You might not guess it, but these men are going to school. They're learning how to climb telephone poles safely and to string lines that will carry your calls. This course is just one of many given in telephone schools. Others — lasting anywhere from three days to six months — train operators, business office people, installers, and the like. Such training gives telephone people the skills they need to do their jobs faster, better, cheaper ... and more safely, too. Thus, they're better able to bring you good phone service that's low in price. Pacific Telephone works to make your telephone a bigger value every day. A long distance visit costs so little How long has it been since you heard the voices of far-away ones—friends you haven't seen for ages? A visit by and I think you should know about a new and different gasoline that will give you performance from your car like you've never had before! "FOURTH...Every important additive known to petroleum science for improving gasoline performance can be found in New Richfield Ethyl. Not just a "spark plug additive," or a "carburetor additive," but every important additive. FIFTH...Before Richfield introduced their superior fuel they put it through thousands of tests—in laboratories...in mountain snow...desert heat...ocean fog...city traffic and open highways...in all kinds of automobiles, new, old, middle-aged. "But how New Richfield Ethyl performs in your own car is the only real test. Give it a fair test and you'll agree all gasolines are not alike. You'll say It's Best,' or get Double Your Money Back like the Guaranty says. No other petroleum company has ever dared make this offer!" Your Money Back of your tank. Since it is not practical, we ask that you take two deliveries or using your second delivery, you'll money back on a full tank of gasoline. A long distance visit costs so little How long has it been since you heard the voices of far-away loved ones—friends you haven't seen for ages? A visit by long distance is the next best thing to being there in person. It means so much and cosbs so little. You can call coast to coast—clear to Boston for example—for only $2.00 per tax. That's the rate for three-minute "station" after 6 P.M. weekdays all day Sunday. Calls shorter distances naturally cost even less. Why not go to send your love—your friendship across the mall by long distance tonight? Promoted to management Mrs. Mary Marksity was recently promoted to Office Supervisee at the Anaheim Test Center. She started her career with Ohio Beephone Company in 1938 where she worked for five years as a supervisor and Supervisor in the Traffic Department. In 1946 she moved to California where she went to work for the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company as an Operator again. In 1952 she was transferred to the District Plant Superintendent's Office as a Stenographer and Plant Reports Clerk. She now resides in this area with her husband Wally and her two daughters, Barbara who enters college in the Fall, and Rene a Junior High student. AM IS PRESIDENT Jason discussed the traffic problems and laws in Anaheim and expressed his satisfaction that a safety program was being begun. The program in the local post office is under the immediate direction of Cecil Peterson of the local office. Mr. Peterson recently passed a similar course for instructors in Los Angeles. He used statistics to show the need for a driver's training program and showed that good driving would not only lower the accident rate but would also increase gasoline mileage and the life of tires, brakes, etc. In the future, all post office truck operators will be required to successfully pass the driver's course in order to operate government trucks, stated Postmaster Hoskins. REDLANDS ADMITS THREE FROM ANAHEIM Three hundred and fifty-two new students, including Kay Ellen Pierst, 1134 Louise Drive, Joyce Ladys Modell, 18342 Santa Ana Canyon Rd., and Gilbert Craig Gottger, 554 So. Indiana St., from Anaheim, have been admitted to date for the fall semester at the University of Redlands, Dr. Warren Mild, director of admissions, announced today. He said 250 of these will be reshmen, with the remainder distributed in other undergraduate and graduate ranks. Said Dr. Mild. We are pleased to note that our admission applications have shown 11½ per cent increase over last year." Applications, particularly from men, will be accepted until September 15. Orientation begins and dormitories open for the fall semester at 9 a.m., Wednesday, September WORLD'S NEWEST SHOTGUN The world's first semi-automatic shotgun that stays on target shot after shot as fast as the trigger is pulled has just been unveiled by Winchester after 16 years of research. To the nation's 20 million shooters, one important result of the new Model 50's unique design is that recoil is 30 per cent softer than the average semi-automatic. The Model 50 is the world's first self-loading shotgun with a non-recolling barrel. A new-type independent chamber which moves less than one-tenth of an inch starts the entire cycle of operation. The new design completely eliminates the slap and clatter usually associated with a semi-automatic. To the shooter who catches himself finching, or who dislikes the "double-shuffle" of an automatic, the big news is pictured in the two graphs above. They compare the recoil effect of the new Winchester with that of an average self-loader. The lines at the bottom of each graph represent duration of recoil. The wavy lines show the force of recoil as measured on an oscilloscope. The energy from the recoil of all shotguns using the same ammunition is always the same. But the conventional 12 gauge semi-automatic reaches a maximum force of 130 pounds abruptly. Recoil of the Model 50 is "easier" on the shooter because it is spread over more time. The maximum is only 93 pounds. Thus, while the recoil of a conventional auto-loader can be described as a punch, recoil of the new Model 50 is a gradual pushing action. Mary E. Van Verst Mary E. Van Verst, 71, a native of Michigan who came to Anaheim 34 years ago and who lived at 605 S. Clementine St. died early this (Tuesday) morning at her Mr. and Mrs. Walter Usatenko, 10202 Forest Lane, became the parents of an 8 lb 2 oz daughter in St. Joseph hospital on Aug. 20. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Aug. 26, Sept. 2, 1954) Mary E. Van Verst Mary E. Van Verst, 71, a native of Michigan who came to Anaheim 34 years ago and lived at 605 S. Clementine St. died early this (Tuesday) morning at her home after an extended illness. She is survived by four sons, Robert J. Van Verst of La Habra, Aubrey R., and John M. Van Verst both of Anaheim and F. Edward Van Verst of Florida; seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. She was a member of the Fullerton Church of The Nazarene and of the Spanish-American War Veterans Auxiliary. Funeral services, under the direction of the Hilgenfeld mortuary, were conducted this (Thursday) afternoon from the Melrose Abbey chapel at 2 o'clock. Rev. Truman Shelton, pastor of the Fullerton church, officiating, followed by entombment in the Abbey. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Usatenko, 10202 Forest Lane, became the parents of an 8 lb 2 oz daughter in St. Joseph hospital on Aug. 20. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Aug. 26, Sept. 2, 9, 16, 1954). No. A-2454 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF A. C. BERRY, DECEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned at his or her place of business, to-wit: Suite 403, 186 North Claudina Street, Anaheim, California, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated: August 25, 1954. ELLA C. BERRY Administratrix of the Estate of said decedent. Leo J. Prils Suite 403 106 North Claudina St. Anaheim, California Attorney for Administratrix. AT YOUR SERVICE AUTO ELECTRIC Anaheim Carburetor & Electric Specialized Service ALL MAKES KE 5-4427 904 N. Los Angeles St. KE 5-5513 AUTO TOPS Auto Top Shop A & B Custom Built or Repaired All Work Guaranteed REASONABLE RATES 224 S. Lemon St. Anaheim Phone KE 5-2404 CLEANERS Ermisch "My Cleaner" Main office 117 W. 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