anaheim-gazette 1954-09-09

SCOUT LEADERS BACK FROM THEIR VACATIONS Mrs. Roberta McFarland, Anaheim Girl Scout Director, and Mrs. "Chips" Kenneth, Field Director, returned to their desks yesterday, (Sept. 1) from their annual vacations. Both spent the time with their families, Mrs. McFarland showing her sister from the East some of the highlights of Southern California, and Mrs. Kenneth assisting her daughter to prepare for the fall term at college. Mrs. Fern Molander, office secretary at the Girl Scout House returned on Monday from a two-weeks' vacation spent visiting her folks in the East. ANAHEIM REPRESENTED AT SCOUT COUNCIL Miss Donna May, of 1011 N. Sycamore st., returned home recently from the All-States Encampment for Senior Girl Scouts where she represented the Anaheim Council of Girl Scouts. She was one of 100 campers from the 46 different states who convened on Aug. 11. This camping experience stressed good citizenship and conservation of natural resources as well as an exchange of ideas from girls all over the country. COUNTY AVERAGE IN SOCIAL WELFARE "Plain long division" produced the sum of $68.11 average aid per person paid in Orange county to the people on the needy aged rolls for June, California Taxpayers' association said today. The $386,987 total paid to the people on the rolls was divided by the 5,682 people on the rolls for the month to arrive at the NATIVE DAUGHTERS GIVE CHAIRS TO HOSPITAL On Monday, Aug. 30, members of Native Daughters of the Golden West, served tea to patients of Ward 41, Orange County Hospital. The honorees, all elderly women, were presented with two newly upholstered chairs for their sitting room where guests are entertained. Mrs. Bee Bartche was in charge of arrangements. LESLIE OWENS IS LUNCHON GUEST AT S. A. Miss Leslie Owens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Owens of 822 Jade Way, was one of the guests of honor at a gay luncheon arty given by her aunt, Mrs. Maurice Enderle of 14152 S. Yorba street, Santa Ana. Each niece and nephew attending received a special gift. A doll collection was the party theme. CONGREGATIONAL WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP LUNCHON Yesterday (Sept. 1), Mrs. George D. Griffith of 915 Placentia ave., was hostess at a luncheon in her home for members of the Congregational Women's Fellowship. Under the leadership of Mrs. Louallen Miller, president, the year's projects were outlined and committees named. NEWLYWEDS WILL TARE RESIDENCE IN ANAHEIM After their honeymoon in Palm Springs and La Jolla, newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dutzi (the former Carol Fargo) will be at home to their friends at 326 S. Illinois street. The popular Anaheim man, son of the Alex Dutzi's ar., of Anaheim, claimed his bride in Phoenix, on August 28. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Willis have just returned to their home at 10252 S Euclid Ave., after a week's 17TH ANNUAL TWINORAMA AT HUNTINGTON BEACH 1-24 A "Double Trouble" was the motive at the 17th Annual Southern California Twinorama held in Huntington Beach, Sunday, Sept. 5, featuring Homer Garrett of Hollywood coaching his four sets of twins who competed in the Annual Amateur Show with their square dancing. 600 twins and triplets from all over Western States will register starting at 9:00 a.m. Judging starts at 11:00 a.m. Luncheon for the twins at noon and the big parade of twins will start at 2:30 p.m., in the Beach Open Air amphitheatre. Hollywood celebrities who attended include Dick Lane, famed K. T. L. A. announcer, Doye O'Dell, Betty Hansen, the Twin Tones, Eddie Gletro and others who presented prizes during the afternoon performance. The Twins Amateur Show on the Beach Stage of the "Twino-rama" held annually at Huntington Beach. JOE THOMPSON RECEIVES L.A.SCHOOL APPOINTMENT Joe R. Thompson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Thompson of N. Helena St., has been appointed arithmetic curriculum consultant for the southern division of Los Angeles City Schools. ANNOUNCES BETROTHAL Mr. and Mrs. John W. Vale, Jr. of 1045 N Palm St., have announced the betrothal of their daughter, Roberta, to Charles Weston McLennan, son of the Horace McLennans of Belle Plaine, Iowa. An October wedding is planned. The couple will make their first home in Iowa. RECUPERATING FOLLOWING RECURSORING COUNTY AVERAGE IN SOCIAL WELFARE "Plain long division" produced the sum of $68.11 average aid per person paid in Orange county to the people on the needy aged rolls for June, California Taxpayers' association said today. The $386,987 total paid to the people on the rolls was divided by the 5,682 people on the rolls for the month to arrive at the $68.11 average tid per person, the association explained. The same long division produces the $69.00 state-wide average paid per person for June, the $18,762,882 total payment for the month divided by the 271,916 people on the aged aid rolls throughout California. Under present law, some people on the rolls get the full $80 "basic needs," while others get a lesser amount, depending on their needs and any outside income they may have. The most recent study of the State Department of Social Welfare showed that 38 per cent of the people on the aged aid rolls in California have no regular outside income and so get the full $80 of "basic needs." The same study showed that 62 per cent of the people on the aged aid rolls had some outside income Such outside income could come from relatives, as Federal OASI benefits, as rent, in some form of retirement income, or from investments. Data are not reported on how many in the group with outside income got the full $80 toward meeting their "budget of needs." Under present law and the "budget of needs" provisions, the recipient's budget is built up to cover such "needs"—including special needs—and outside income is deducted from the budget total, not from the $80 "basic needs" payment, the Taxpayers' association pointed out. ANAHEIM 20-30 ANNS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS At an outdoor meeting in Anaheim City Park, the Anaheim 20-30 Anns installed the following new officers: Ruth Stewart, president; Hazel Baschara, vice-president; Reba Maloney, secretary; and Julie Brown, treasurer. Mrs. Jack Gledhill who has consented to continue as club advisor officiated at the installation ceremony. The September meeting was arranged for Sept. 12 and will be in country. RESIDENCE IN ANAHEIM After their honeymoond in Palm Springs and La Jolla, newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dutzi (the former Carol Fargo) will be at home to their friends at 326 S. Illinois street. The popular Anaheim man, son of the Alex Dutzi's sr., of Anaheim, claimed his bride in Phoenix, on August 28. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Willis have just returned to their home at 10252 S Euclid Ave., after a week's visit in Lanikai, Hawaii, with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin D. Killingbeck and children who make their home in the islands. Among the newest members of the Anaheim 'Stork Club' are Mr. and Mrs. David L. Baker, 733 N. Pine street. They became eligible for membership upon the birth of a 6 lb. 6 oz. baby girl in St. Joseph hospital on Aug. 24. 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. Cypress, Branch 350 W. Center Ke. 5-4618 INSURANCE Frank Tausch AGENCY Since 1919 Auto - Fire - Liability Insurance Large Capital Stock Companies 275 E. Center St. KE 5-2401 MEMORIAL PARK Loma Vista RADIATOR REPAIRS One Day Service RADIATORS — GAS TANKS - Repairing - Cleaning - Recoring Anaheim Radiator REPAIR CO. 252 N. Los Angeles St. KE 5-329f (Rear of Crowell Oldmobile) RESTAURANT Hadley's RESTAURANT A Good Place to Eat Daily 8:30 A.M.'til 8 Except Sur. Fridays 8:30 A.M.'til 9:30 P.M. Corner Center & Los Angeles St. SHOE REPAIRING Hoffman's In Anaheim Since 1925 Better Shoe Repairing New Boots, Work Shoes and Work Oxfordes for Men 217 W. Center TV - APPLIANCES Ballman's TELEVISION and APPLIANCE SERVICE 122 W. Broadway Phone KEystone 5-5703 TELEVISION SERVICE Prompt 1-day Television Service ANAHEIM 20-30 ANNS INSTALL NEW OFFICERS At an outdoor meeting in Anaheim City Park, the Anaheim 20-30 Anns installed the following new officers: Ruth Stewart, president; Hazel Baschara, vice-president; Reba Maloney, secretary; and Julie Brown, treasurer. Mrs. Jack Gledhill who has consented to continue as club advisor officiated at the installation ceremony. The September meeting was arranged for Sept. 12 and will be in the home of Lou Winger, Walnut Acres. CAN YOU QUALIFY? Are you interested in Electronics, Mathematics, Mechanics, Languages? If you possess the aptitudes or background for training in these fields opportunity for a direct enlistment in the Army is now available to qualified men in this area. A person of average intelligence who desires training in a field which deals with communication security, can very probably qualify for this direct three-year enlistment in the Army. Contact your nearest U.S. Army Recruiting office for further information: U. S. Army Recruiting Station, 1012 North Main street, Santa Ana, California. KImberly 2-6169. THE BOYER FAMILY IS MOVING TO PENN. The Floyd E. Boyer family of 111 W. Valencia ave., is moving to Pennsylvania where Boyer who has been associated with the Anaheim Branch of the Dixie Cup company, will take a position in the eastern plant. John J. Mulhern, newly appointed controller of SQR Store, expects to move to Anaheim from Arcadia soon with his wife and four children. INSURANCE Frank Tausch AGENCY Since 1819 Auto - Fire - Liability Insurance Large Capital Stock Companies 275 E. Center St. KE 5-2401 MEMORIAL PARK Loma Vista MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Provided Phone LAmbert 5-1575 Res. KEystone 5-3811 NURSERIES FUCHSIAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service Botts Nursery 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. KEystone 5-5450 We Give & Redeem Gold Bond Stamps PEAT HUMUS & PEAT SOIL FREE DELIVERY BY THE FOOT OR YARD Conserve Water and Fertilizer Enrich Your Soil PHONE KE 5-6879 or Evenings — LAmbert 5-5562 PAINT-WALLPAPER Meade & Sons Personalized Paint Service featuring Tibbets High Quality Paints NANCY WARREN Wallcrest Imperial Washable Wallpaper 150 N. Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-3421 Open Eve's by Appointment TV - APPLIANCES Ballman's TELEVISION and APPLIANCE SERVICE 122 W. Broadway Phone KEystone 5-5703 TELEVISION SERVICE Prompt 1-day Television Service Also auto radio and radios. Baker's Anaheim 250 W. Center St. KE 5-2931 Open Mondays and Fridays till 9 P.M. UPHOLSTERY Hubbard's CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY All Work Guaranteed FREE ESTIMATES 33$ B. Center KE 5-5113. Evenings KE 5-8604 ELECTRIC REPAIRING Electric Household Appliance Repairing — at your home or at my shop. R. E. Jennings 115 N. Emily KE 5-5454 (Rear of Anaheim Hospital) WHEEL ALIGNMENT Roy Field Wheel Alignment Service Aligning - Re-bushing - Tire-Truing - Electronic Balancing 538½ S. Los Angeles St. KE 5-7100 (at rear of Texaco Station) ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore R. Kuchel, President Max Besler, Vice-President Mrs. Henry Kuchel Secretary-Treasurer Publisher of ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 Phone: KE 5-2206 ANNUAL TWINORAMA WINGTON BEACH 1-24 CONSTRUCTION WORKER VISITS FAMILY HERE Paul David recently enjoyed a brief vacation with his wife, Esther, and children, Sherryl and Jerrod, at the family home at 511 N. Clementine, after an 18-month tour of duty in Venezuela with the D and D Drilling and Construction Co. On Tuesday, August 31, Past Noble Grands of the Lole Rebekah Lodge enjoyed a luncheon meeting in the dining room at the IOOF Hall. Mrs. J. F. Dutzi of 714 N. Zeyn st., has spent a few weeks in Las Vegas visiting her daughter and getting acquainted with a lady Trouble” was the 17th Annual Southernia Twinorama heldington Beach, Sunday, featuring Homer Garrett wood coaching his four wins who competed in all Arpateur Show with the dancing. and triplets from all Territories will register 9:00 a.m. Judging starts a.m. Limcheon for the coast and the big parade will start at 2:30 p.m., each Open Air amphibio celebrities who attend Dick Lane, famed A. announcer, Doye Betty Hansen, the twiniddle Cletro and others presented prizes during the performance. Ins Anmateur Show on Stage of the “Twinond annually at HuntingMPSON RECEIVES WOOL APPOINTMENT Thompson, Jr., son of Mrs. Joe R. Thompson of St., has been appointed a curriculum consultant southern division of Los CES BETROTHAL Mrs. J John W. Vale, Jr. Palmi St., have announced thal of their daughter, to Charles Weston Mcson of the Horace Mcof, Belle Plaine, Iowa. Her wedding is planned. She will make their first Iowa. RATING FOLLOWING SURGERY CONSTRUCTION WORKER VISITS FAMILY HERE Paul David recently enjoyed a brief vacation with his wife, Esther, and children, Sherryl and Jerrod, at the family home at 511 N. Clementine, after an 18-month tour of duty in Venezuela with the D and D Drilling and Construction Co. On Tuesday, August 31, Past Noble Grands of the Lole Rebekah Lodge enjoyed a luncheon meeting in the dining room at the IOOF Hall. Mrs. J. F. Dutzi of 714 N. Zeyn st., has spent a few weeks in Las Vegas visiting her daughter and getting acquainted with a lady Trouble” was the 17th Annual Southernia Twinorama heldington Beach, Sunday, featuring Homer Garrett wood coaching his four wins who competed in all Arpateur Show with the dancing. and triplets from all Territories will register 9:00 a.m. Judging starts a.m. Limcheon for the coast and the big parade will start at 2:30 p.m., each Open Air amphibio celebrities who attude Dick Lane, famed A. announcer, Doye Betty Hansen, the twiniddle Cletro and others presented prizes during the performance. Ins Anmateur Show on Stage of the “Twinond annually at HuntingMPSON RECEIVES WOOL APPOINTMENT Thompson, Jr., son of Mrs. Joe R. Thompson of St., has been appointed a curriculum consultant southern division of Los CES BETROTHAL Mrs. J John W. Vale, Jr. Palmi St., have announced thal of their daughter, to Charles Weston Mcson of the Horace Mcof, Belle Plaine, Iowa. Her wedding is planned. She will make their first Iowa. RECONDITIONED REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS WASHERS MERCHANDISE Household Appliances 1954 Q'Keefe & Merritt. The nice CP All Automatic Griddle Lift Top & nice Grill Broiler. Used 2 Mos. Pd. dn. to $114.66. No dn. Pymnt if you pay the pymnts of $9.54 per Mo. See Warehouse, 220 S. Main St., Santa Ana. 6 blocks South of 4th St., 9-9 daily, Sun. 11-5. Ph. Klimberly 3-7201. 1954 Crosley Bendix Refrigerator. The Gross 10 cu. ft. Big Cross Top Freezer Chest. Automatic Defrosting, Shelves in Door, two Veg. Crispers, Everything Brand new. Pd. dn. to $237.00 from $390.00. No dn. Pymnt. Just pay the pymnts of $11.89 per Mo. See Warehouse, 220 S. Main St., Santa Ana. 6 blocks South of 4th St. 9-9 daily, Sun. 11-5. Klimberly 3-7201. 1954 Norge Refrigerator. The big 60 lb. Freezer Chest. Shelves in Door, Meat Tray, and Two Veg. Crispers. Brand New, but pd.dn.to $268.62 from $380.00.Not One Dollar Down.Just pay the pymnts of $13.43 per Mo.See Warehouse, 220 S.Main St., Santa Ana. 6 blocks South of 4th St., 9-9 daily, Sun. 11-5.Ph.Klimberly 3-7201. 1955 Wedgewood Range.The big CP All Automatic Clock Lamp, Griddle Chrome Top,Simmer Burners.Its new but paid dn.to $187.45.No Cash dn.Just pay the Pymnts.of $9.37 per Mo.See Warehouse,220 S.Main St., Santa Ana. 6 blocks South of 4th St. 9-9 daily, Sun. 11-5.Ph.Klimberly 3-7201. RECONDITIONED REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS WASHERS MERCHANDISE Musical Instruments Organ.Famous Hammond Chord Organ.Slightly used.Save on this.Danz-Schmidt.Home of all models of Hammond Organs,520 No.Main,Santa Ana.Porter Heaps coming Oct. CASH or trade for your piano.Fullerton Music,110 N.Spadra. Spinet pianos from $295 up,many to choose from.New & used.Or will rent.Wuriltizer.Knabe,Fischer,Story & Clark,Lestér,Hardman,e etc.Danz-SchmidtBig Piano and Organ Store,520 No.Main,Santa Ana.Porter Heaps coming. ORGANO-$10 per month.Fullerton Music,110 N.Spadra.$395 buys a baby grand piano used but not abused.Others$485,$535,$690 up.KnabeChickering.Kimbal make,Fischer,Story & Clark,RauworthEstey and others.Danz-SchmidtBig Piano Store,520 No.Main,Santa Ana.Porter Heaps is coming. SPINET-type piano.$295.Rentals.Fullerton Music,110 N.Spadra. 1954 Hot Point Automatic Washer.The big 9 lb.Tub,AgitatorIt's been used Only I Mo.Pd.dn.to $178.42.Cash or Pay The Pymnts.of $8.75 Per Mo.See Warehouse,220 S.Main St.,Santa Ana.6 blocks South of 4th St. 9-9 daily,Sun.11-5.Ph.Klimberly 3-7201. Miscellaneous LARGE strawberries.Pick your own 15c box,15516 S.Verano.S.E.e corner at Sugar,Santa Ana. Wanted WANTED:second-hand double barrel shotgun,12 gauge.Call M.W.Hunter,Anaheim Gazette,KEystone 5-2206。 RECONDITIONED REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS WASHERS RANGES TELEVISIONS $29.50 UP TERMS TO SUIT YOU! BALLMAN'S TV's & APPLIANCES 122 W. Broadway Phone KE. 5-5703 Open Mon. & Fri. 'til 9 (Opposite Post Office) MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Hammond Organs. All models on display. The famous easy to play Chord Organ. The lovely Home Model. The chaste Church Model and the magnificent Concert Model. All these can be seen and heard at our organ rooms, 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. Danz-Schmidt. Free practice rooms. Porter Heaps will play in Santa Ana Oct. 4. Do you know that you can trade your piano no matter what make, age or style—on a beautiful Hammond Organ or another style piano. Danz-Schmidt, 520 No. Main, Santa Ana. WURLITZER Organ. Rent-to-buy--Free lessons. Fullller Music, 110 N. Spadra. $5 per month rents a good practice piano. All term rent credited if you buy later. Good practice pianos. $89, $95, $135, $168. Danz-Schmidt Big Piano Store, Santa Ana, 520 No. Main. AUTOMOTIVE Cars—Trucks—Tractors QUALITY CARS PRICED TO SELL QUALITY CARS PRICED TO SELL with a guarantee SEE US TODAY '52 Stude Club Sedan . $1095 O'Drive, One Owner. Very Clean. 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