anaheim-gazette 1954-10-07

OBLONG VIEWS (From an Egg-Shaped Head) BY WALDO HUNTER, P.S.B. Seeing as how this is National Letter Writing Week, let's just compose a few quickies for practice. It is always good to start off with a letter to the President: Dear Ike: Well, I still say you were a darn good general. Dear Miss Monroe: You shouldn't have done it. So many teen age girls figure your figure is the epitome of the apex. They strive to copy you. Old Joe Dimaggio, too, was a hero in the eyes of the rising male generation. Great baseball player, and all that sort of stuff. Now the two of you, in glaring headlines and shrill radio and TV newscasts, throw marriage to the winds. How are the teen-agers to heed the age-old precept that holy wedlock is holy when people like you flaunt it so callously? Dear Mr. Dimaggio: Well, good luck on your trip back to the minor league. Dear Mr. Postmaster: Will you caution your mailman not to walk on my inthcansus? We have had it planted only three weeks now, and the heavy tread of your vassal has done it no good. The fact that he usually tromps on it while in hasty retreat from my wild dog has absolutely no bearing on the case. Dear Congressman: I have a lot of gripes to register with you, but sometimes I wonder if it would do either of us any good. Chest Drive Hits Halfway Mark in $38,000 Campaign With a little more than two weeks remaining before deadline shuts down the drive, Anaheim Community Chest workers have collected at least $22,227, spokesmen said this week. This figure represents 58 percent of the total $38,000 set as a goal for the Red Feather campaign. Leading in reports this year, according to Mrs. R. W. Marvin, chest secretary, are volunteers from industrial division. Top donations however are coming from the householder in contrast to previous years when the drive depended heavily on individual, large-scale donors, she said. Deadline for the campaign is October 22. Catholic Women To Convene Oct. 20 The annual conference of the Los Angeles Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women will be on Oct. 20 in the Ambassador hotel, L. A. The Conference will be preceded by Mass at 8:30 at St. Masla Church, Wilshire and Harvard. "The Family, Strength of the Nation," is the topic of the panel scheduled for the morning session. His Excellency, Bishop Dwyer of Reno, will be luncheon speaker. Special guest will be His Eminence James Francis Cardinal McIntyre of Los Angeles. Parish chairmen will send lunch-eon reservations to Mrs. Leist of Glendale, Luncheon tickets are $4.00, and check or M.O. must acce Dear Congressman: I have a lot of gripes to register with you, but sometimes I wonder if it would do either of us any good. I have it on fairly substantial authority that you know how to read, and this helps. Could you make a note to tell the Anaheim postmaster to tell his mailman to quit trampling my inthcansus? This may seem a trivial matter to one in your exalted position, but have you ever had anyone stomp on your inthcansus? Dear Evelyn: Oh no! Not that! Dear Chief of Police: I want to register a complaint with your department, and at the outset I would remind you that my wife knows a fellow who once said hello to the mayor. One of your policemen was outrageously attentive to duty the other evening. In the first place, I was only driving on the left side of the double white line, intending to negotiate a left-hand turn after a few blocks. And in the second place, he was disgruntled because I had only one operative headlight. The fact that I had left my drivers' license at home in an old golf bag is a matter of incidental intelligence, but your man scolded me for it. This hurt, for up until this time I hadn't been scolded since an excitable orange rancher out on Katella took issue with me for mangling his spray-rig while executing a too-tight turn. He had it parked only a scant 50 feet off the road. Then, too, your boy said my brakes weren't fin very good shape, which they weren't. What really burns me is that I can get the car fixed, but not the ticket. Mrs. Helen Heffron Mrs. Helen L. Heffron passed away at the Chapman House Rest Home, September 28, after a long illness. She was 55 years of age, born in Arizona. She has been a resident of Anaheim for 30 years. Mrs. Heffron is survived by one son, James H. Heffron of Anaheim; one daughter, Mrs. Patricia A. Fulfer of Apaheim; three grandchildren; her mother, Mrs. Anita Marsh; one sister, Mrs. Irene Steichen of Anaheim; one brother, David Marsh of Porterville, California. She was a member of St. Boniface church and the YLI Rosary was recited at the chapel of Backs, Campbell & Kaulbars, Thursday, Sept. 30 at 7:30 p.m. Mass was celebrated at St. Boniface church, Friday, at 9:00 a.m. Interment was made in Holy Sepulcher cemetery. Personals Dr. Sidney J. Adler, of 138 Evelyn Dr., is expected home from a week's stay in Chicago, tomorrow (Oct. 8), where he has been attending a pediatrics convention. Glenn E. Casto, 231 Evelyn Dr., local representative of the Beneficial Life Insurance Co., of Salt Lake City, Utah, will leave on Saturday (Oct. 1) to attend a special training school at the home office. He expects to be out of town for ten days. A 7 lb., 2 oz. daughter was born on Sept. 30 in St. Joseph hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hunting of 116 N. Olive street. McGinnis-Clark Wedding Rites Held In Anaheim Zion Lutheran Church Miss Shirley Mae McGinnis, vord and Lewis Ware were ushers. Martin. Pause charged the "leak" was obliquely made so the attorney general's office could get credit." Pause had earlier charged that he had been threatened by another representative of the Attorney General's office. This was William V. Bennett of Los Angeles. He said Bennett had threatened him with "physical violence and jail." The Orange County Liquor chief is apparently resigned to a be lief the grand jury will return an indictment against him. He said he had spent four hours closeted with the jurymen and felt a perjury indictment was pending. Meanwhile, the investigation which has already mailed Sam E. and Sam L. Collins, former state assembly speaker, and his son turned to take a closer look at Japanese licenses being handled by El Robert Co. The company, which manages nine of the liquor permits originally issued Japanese-Americans, is sparked by A.G. Eldred, Santa Ana realtor, who spent all Tuesday morning with grand jurymen. Eldred is also under fire from the Real Estate Commission for alleged violations of the California Business and Professions Code in the sale of notes and trust deeds. Eldred has been preceded in the question by Joe Sandkempt, president of the company and operator of five businesses owned by the El Robert Co. Attorney Robert Powell is tied in with the company also as legal advisor. Bridal Shower Given For Roberta Vale A pink lacy umbrella with gaily wrapped bridal packages beneath, keynoted the pre-nuptial shower given last week for Miss Roberta Elizabeth Vale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Vale of 1045 N. Palm st. Miss Vale will become the bride of Charles W. McLennan of Belle Plain, Iowa, on Oct. 24. Party hostesses were Mrs. James Jeu Devine and Miss Ann Johnstone at the Jeu Devine home at 312 S. Palm street. Twenty-three guests attended and the evening was devoted to appropriate shower games. NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE TO LIVE IN ANAHEIM Newly-weds Mr. and Mrs. Donald Perdue have just returned from their honeymoon and are making their first home with the McGinnis-Clark Wedding Rites Held In Anaheim Zion Lutheran Church Miss Shirley Mae McGinnis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. McGinnis of 7541 Dowling ave., became the bride of James Clark, Jr. son of the James Clarks of Baton Rouge, La., on Friday evening, Oct. 1. The double ring ceremony took place in Anaheim Zion Lutheran church with the Rev. E. H. Pflug officiating. Miss McGinnis made her way to the altar between garlands of lavender and yellow chrysanthemums. She wore a waltz length wedding gown of Chantilly lace and tulle. Her fingertip veil was caught by a tiara of seed pearls, and she carried a white orchid surrounded by white carnations. Mrs. John Denney attended her sister as matron of honor. She wore a pearl-trimmed gown of antique yellow taffeta and carried a nosegay of lavender and yellow chrysanthemums. In matching gowns of lavender taffetta were bridesmaids, Miss Patricia McGinnis, Mrs. Gene Stinson, (sisters of the bride) and Miss Donna Ware of Garden Grove. The bride's nephews, Ronald Stinson and Charles Denney, lighted the tall tapers at the altar. Charming little flower girls in pink were the bride's nieces, Shannon Wright and Sandra Stinson. Attending the bridegroom as best man was John Denney, while John Denney, Jr., was ring bearer. Francis Kinney, Millard Alcott and Lewis Ware were ushers. Mrs. Walter Kempin was at the organ and soloist was Mrs. Elroy Oldenburg. A reception followed in the parish hall. The new Mr. and Mrs. Clark made the first cut in a three-tiered wedding cake. Mrs. William Chastain and Miss Joan McGinnis assisted with serving while Mrs. Ronald Johnson attended the guest book. The couple left for a honeymoon at Lake Arrowhead. The bride is a graduate of Valencia high school and active in YWCA activities. Her bridegroom attended Louisiana schools, and is stationed at the Marine Corps Air Facility as a member of the U. S. Marines. They will make their home at 715 W. Fourth street, Santa Ana. Coffee Party Given Co. Medical Group A membership coffee party was recently given by the Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County Medical association. The morning affair was held at the Santa Ana home of Mrs. G. Emmett Raitt, was attended by 40 new members. The official board members headed by Mrs. A. H. Wightman, were hostesses. Guests were greeted by the hospitality committee composed of Mmes. Maurice Rice, John Heid and Ralph Anderson. Newly-weds Mr. and Mrs. Donald Perdue have just returned from their honeymoon and are making their first home with the bride's mother, Mrs. Helene Gibson of 407 N. Los Angeles St. They were married in a quiet ceremony on Saturday evening, Sept. 25, with the Rev. Al Casebeer, pastor of the Anaheim Christian church officiant. The bridegroom, a member of the U. S. Navy, will leave shortly for a sir-month tour of duty. His bride, the former Veda Ann Riley, will continue to work at Northrop, Anaheim. RUMMAGE SALE CONTINUES THROUGH TOMORROW The W. S.C. S.Rummage sale is in progress at 261 N. Los Angeles St., through tomorrow afternoon, reports Chairman Mrs Arthur Roquet. There are still many useful articles for sale. BORENS TAKE UP RESIDENCE IN ANAHEIM Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boren are making their first home at 222 E. Center St., following their recent marriage in the Hollydale Christian church where the bride is organist. Mrs. Boren,nee Diane Humphrey, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M.W. Humphrey of Downey. Her husband, the son of the Herman Borens of Anaheim, and Anaheim Union High school graduate, now attending Santa Ana Junior college. 82 YEARS OF DEVOTION TO ALL THAT IS GOOD ANAHEM GAZY ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1870 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, OCT. 7, 1954 Grand Jury Digs Deeper into Liquor Violations Salt Plant Comes Close to La Habra LOS ANGELES — Jack Heine, Los Angeles Manager for Leslie Salt Co., announced today that Leslie has obtained approval from the La Habra City Council for construction of a salt processing and packaging plant on a 40-acre tract on Imperial Highway near Fullerton Road. The investment will be in excess of $500,000. The Salt Company has indicated that plans to proceed with construction are developing rapidly. Completion is expected within twelve months. "We're very happy with this new development," said Fred B. Bain, Leslie's president. "It's a natural, considering the growth of the market, and we look forward with great pleasure to our new associations as manufacturers in the area." Leslie, the oldest and largest of the Pacific Coast Salt producers, has principal plants in the San Francisco Bay area. The new plant is for the purpose of providing better service for Leslie's fast growing business in Southern Family Nutrition, Safety Talks Heard At Home Dept. "So You Want To Feed Your Family Well," was the provocative theme of last week's meeting of the Anaheim Home Department held in the new Farm Bureau Hall, Chapman Ave., Orange. Home Advisor Marian Prentiss presented a meal planning symposium which included a pattern for three nutritious meals a day. A party salad dish of the month was featured at the share-the-cost lunch prepared by Mmes. M. L. Bose, P. E. Bieczorek, Everett Koontz, and Ray Long. Miss Bessie Elkins gave devotions. The afternoon session on safety concluded a phase of the Orange County Home Department's safety drive. County safety chairman, Mrs. Jesse Anderson, reported on her committee's activities and invited members to support the "Lite-A-Bumper" tape sale is which 4-H club members are cooperating. Mrs. Prentiss assisted by Henry Longfellow of the Extension Service, presented the movie, "Home. At The Wheel," a humorous yet instructive film for women drivers. The business session was conducted by the new chairman of the Anaheim Home Department, Mrs. Earl Fricke. Anaheim Kiwi Link President Crescendo Club Elects; Plans Events New officers for the Crescendo Club of White Temple Methodist church have been announced. They are Jim and Alice Whieldon, president; Florence Carlson, treasurer; Don Bown, secretary; devotionals Marjorie Fackiner. Advisors are Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Visel. The membership roster has been divided into two teams to boost attendance. A contest will run from Oct. 3 to Nov. 14, with the Ice-sine team giving a party for the winner. Couples in charge of October events are the William Fackiners, the Keith Murdocks and the Paul Haleys. A Hallowe'en party is being planned. The Crescendo annual Boston Baked Bean Dinner is scheduled for Wednesday, Nov. 17, with Jim Whieldon as general chairman and Betty Whitefield and Meryle Osborne in charge of the kitchen. Sometime during the middle of January, the group will enjoy an annual snow party at the Kiwanis cabin, Idyllwild. Birthday Theme Marks OES Meeting; 200 Visitors from Other Chapters "Happy Birthday to You" was the celebration theme at the Eastern Star meeting last week when Worthy Matron Susie Brown's and Worthy Patron Everett Waymire's birthdays were observed. The hall was decorated in purple and gold with a huge white satin heart placed at Susie Brown's feet. An estimated 200 members and guests from other chapters attended and seated in the East were Helen Louise Edwards of Fullerton, member of the Grand Chapter; Esther Sandlin of Brea, Grand Esther; deputies, Lauretta Chilton of Laguna and Lilian Hodges of La Habra; past deputy Camille Dean.; and past Grand Treasurer, Eva Boyd. Past Worthy Matrons who also served as deputies were given escort honors as follows: Maud Sanger, Camille Dean, Helen Edwards, Eva Boyd, Clara Wilson, Maude Temple, Emma Leckinmire, Ruth McLockell, Puth Hunt, and Esther Sandlin. In observance of courtesy officer night, Fleeta Schutt of Garden Grove, served as Worthy Matron, and George Skelton of San Clemente as Worthy Patron. Other posts were filled as follows: Associate Matron, Catherine Scoville, of Fullerton; Associate Patron, Charles Chutt, of Garden Grove; Conductress, Lucy Tallohi of Santa Ana; Associate Conductress, Gladys Lewis of Yorba Linda; Treasurer, Nancy Goodrich of Fullerton; Secretary, George Kletz of Laguna Beach Chaplain, Helen Kennedy of Santa Ana; Marshal, Velma Nye of Seal Beach. The Star points were taken by Winifred Winfrey of La Habra, Ruth Skelton of San Clemente, Ann Williamson of Buena Park, Ernestine Goffin of Southern California. Edgesshaeffler sang "Song of the Soul" and "Memories." She was accompanied at the piano by Erin Deane. Margaret Peterson and Everett Granere began the shower of gifts which rained on the Worthy Matron and Patron by presenting them with a monetary gift from the Chapter. When Susie Brown had expressed her gratitude, she presented Christa Chapter with beautiful new kneeling cushions which she had made for the altar. She received a rising vote of thanks from those assembled. Proceeding to the dining room, Susie Brown was escorted by her son Edward, and his wife. The tables were lavishly decorated in colors of purple and gold and were centered with tulle hearts. The traditional birthday cakes were presented by Mary and Ray Hadley and Esther Kemper. Addie Belle Hunt was general chairman of the memorable affair. AUHS Sophomores' Parents at Dinner The recent dinner for parents of AUHS sophomore students was well attended under the sponsorship of the PTA. Entertainment was provided by the boys glee club directed by Sheldon Disrud. Classrooms were open for inspection and teachers were in attendance. Program chairman and PTA president Mrs. Howard Wilkinson gave the welcome. Teachers and administrators were introduced by school principal, L. Frank Kellog. William Rickel gave the details of the counseling program. Parents were invited to join the PTA organization by Mrs. S. E. Loard membership chairman who... MARRIED COUPLE IN ANAHEIM weds Mr. and Mrs. Donne have just returned their honeymoon and are their first home with the mother, Mrs. Helene Gibb 07 N. Los Angeles St. He married in a quiet creeper Saturday evening, Sept. the Rev. Al Casebeer, the Anaheim Christian officer. sidegroom, a member of Navy, will leave shortly month tour of duty. His former Veda'Ann Riley, due to work at Northrop. BE SALE CONTINUES TOMORROW S.C. S. Rummage sale is at 201 N. Los Angeles high tomorrow afternoon, Chairman Mrs. Arthur there are still many useful for sale. TAKE UP PACE IN ANAHEIM beds Mr. and Mrs. Jerry making their first home Center St., following that marriage in the Holly-ustian church where the organist. wen, nee Diane Humphrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey of Downey. Her son of the Herman Anaheim, and Anaheim high school graduate, now Santa Ana Junior col MRS. WARWICK IS NEW MODERATOR OF High School P-TA Mrs. Foster Warwick of 10732 E. Cerritos Ave., is to be moderator for the new series of parent education conferences sponsored by the Anaheim Union High School PTA. Counselors and teachers will participate in the discussion series and parents of high school students are cordially invited. The series begin Oct. 20 and will be held each Wednesday evening at the school from 7:39 to 9:30. Final session is scheduled for Nov. 17. Mrs. Warwick is parent education chairman for the PTA. Her guide for the series will be the book, "Teaching Today's Youth," published by the California Congress of Parents and Teachers. Joseph D. Trussell Mr. Joseph D. Trussell passed away at the Chapman House Rest Home September 27, after a long illness. He was 74 years of age, born in West Virginia. He has been a resident of Anaheim and vicinity for 30 years. He is survived by his wife, Mary B. Trussell of Anaheim; three sisters, Mrs. Roy Ostrander of South Dakota, Mrs. Beulah Zache of Iowa, and Mrs. J. H. Rearden of Nebraska; one brother, Ralph Trussell of South Dakota. The Rosary was recited at the chapel of Backs, Campbell & Kaulbars Friday, Oct. 1, at 7:30 p.m. Mass was celebrated at St Boniface church Saturday, at 9:00 a.m. Interment was made in Holy Sepulcher cemetery. Ens. David Hanson W In First Methodist Church The altar at First Methodist church, Orange, was decorated with fall flowers in bronze and yellow tones on Friday, night (Oct. 1) as Miss Joyce E. Kirby exchanged marriage vows with Ens. David B. Hanson. The bride's father, Dr. Louis C. Kirby of Orange, officiated at the ceremony. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hanson of 134 S. Ohio street, Anaheim. The bride, gowned in lace and nylon tulle over satin, was given in marriage by her uncle, Donald Holden of Portland, Oregon. She wore a finger-tip veil and carried a white orchid surrounded by stephanotis upon a white Bible. Miss Susan Carpenter, the bride's Whittier college room mate, was maid of honor. She wore a green floor-length gown and carried a bouquet of golden carnations. The bride's cousin, Miss Janet Templeton of Oregon, was daughter born on Sept. 29 in St. St. Joseph hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Botts of 1217 E. Lincoln Avenue are the grandparents of a new little baby girl, Joy Lynn Botts. The infant was born to Mr. and Mrs. Engene Botts of Buena Park. NANCY FERGUS HAS JOINED THE WACS Miss Nancy J. Fergus, daughter of Warren G. Fergus of 10151 S. Walnut St., has this week enlisted in the Women's Army Corps for a three-year period. Private Fergus will begin her tour of duty at the Medical Technician school at Brooks AMS Center, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. Ens. David Hanson W In First Methodist Church The altar at First Methodist church, Orange, was decorated with fall flowers in bronze and yellow tones on Friday, night (Oct. 1) as Miss Joyce E. Kirby exchanged marriage vows with Ens. David B. Hanson. The bride's father, Dr. Louis C. Kirby of Orange, officiated at the ceremony. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hanson of 134 S. Ohio street, Anaheim. The bride, gowned in lace and nylon tulle over satin, was given in marriage by her uncle, Donald Holden of Portland, Oregon. She wore a finger-tip veil and carried a white orchid surrounded by stephanotis upon a white Bible. Miss Susan Carpenter, the bride's Whittier college room mate, was maid of honor. She wore a green floor-length gown and carried a bouquet of golden carnations. The bride's cousin, Miss Janet Templeton of Oregon, was daughter born on Sept. 29 in St. St. Joseph hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Botts of 1217 E. Lincoln Avenue are the grandparents of a new little baby girl, Joy Lynn Botts. The infant was born to Mr. and Mrs. Engene Botts of Buena Park. NANCY FERGUS HAS JOINED THE WACS Miss Nancy J. Fergus, daughter of Warren G. Fergus of 10151 S. Walnut St., has this week enlisted in the Women's Army Corps for a three-year period. Private Fergus will begin her tour of duty at the Medical Technician school at Brooks AMS Center, Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. Ens. David Hanson W In First Methodist Church The altar at First Methodist church, Orange, was decorated with fall flowers in bronze and yellow tones on Friday, night (Oct. 1) as Miss Joyce E. Kirby exchanged marriage vows with Ens. David B. Hanson.The bride's father, Dr.Louis C.Kirby of Orange, officiated at the ceremony.The bridegroom is the son of Mr.Mrs.O.E.Hansonof134S.Ohiostreet,Anaheim. The bride,gowned in lace and nylon tulle over satin,given in marriage by her uncle,Daniel Holden.ofPortland.Oregon.She wore a finger-tip veil,and carried a white orchid surrounded by stephanotis upon a white Bible. Miss Susan Carpenter,the bride's Whittier college room mate.was maid of honor.She wore a green floor-length gown and carried a bouquet of golden carnations.The bride's cousin,Miss Janet Templeton.ofOregon.was daughter born on Sept..29 in St. St.Joseph hospital. Mr. and Mrs.Harold Botts of 1217 E.Lincoln Avenue are the grandparents of a new little baby girl，Joy Lynn Botts.The infant was born to Mr.Mrs.EngeneBotts.ofBuenaPark. NANCY FERGUS HAS JOINED THE WACS Miss Nancy J.Fergus,daughter of Warren G.Fergus of 10151 S.Walnut St.,has this week enlisted in the Women's Army Corps for a three-year period.Private Fergus will begin her tour of duty at the Medical Technician school at Brooks AMS Center,Ft.Sam Houston,Texas. Ens.David Hanson W In First Methodist Church The altar at First Methodist church，Orange，was decorated with fall flowers in bronze and yellow tones on Friday，night(Oct.I)as Miss Joyce E.Kirby exchanged marriage vows with Ens.David B.Hanson.The bride's father，Dr.Louis C.Kirby of Orange，officiated at the ceremony.The bridegroom is the son ofMr.Mrs.O.E.Hansonof134S.Ohiostreet,Anaheim. The bride,gowned in lace and nylon tulle over satin,given in marriage by her uncle,Daniel Holden.ofPortland.Oregon.She wore a finger-tip veil,and carried a white orchid surrounded by stephanotis upon a white Bible. Miss Susan Carpenter,the bride's Whittier college room mate.was maid of honor.She wore a green floor-length gown and carried a bouquet of golden carnations.The bride's cousin,Miss Janet Templeton.ofOregon.was daughter born on Sept..29 in St. St.Joseph hospital. Mr和Mrs.Harold Bottsof1217E.LincolnAvenuearethegrandparentsofanewlittlebabygirlJoyLynnbotts.TheinfantwasborntoMr.Mrs.EngeneBotts.ofBuenaPark. NANCY FERGUS HAS JOINED THE WACS Miss Nancy J.Fergus,daughterofWarrenG.Fergusof10151S.WalnutSt.,hasthisweekenlistedintheWomen'SArmyCorpsforathreeyearperiod.PrivateFerguswillbeginhertourofdutyattheMedicalTechnicianschoolatBrooksAMSCenter,Ft.SamHouston,Texas. Ens.David Hanson W In First Methodist Church The altar at First Methodist church，Orange，was decoratedwithfallflowersinbronzeandyellowtonesonFriday，night(Oct.I)asMissJoyceE.KirbyexchangedmarriagevowswithEns.DavidB.Hanson.Thebride'sfather，Dr.LouisC.KirbyofOrange，officiatedattheceremony.ThebridegroomisthesonofMr.Mrs.O.E.Hansonof134S.Ohiostreet,Anaheim. Thebride,gownedinlaceandnylontulleoversatin,giveninmarriagebyheruncle,DanielHolden.ofPortland.Oregon.Sheworeafinger-tipveilandcarriedawhiteorchidsurroundedbystephanotisuponawhiteBible. MissSusanCarpenter,thebride'sWhittiercollegeroommate.wasmailedofhonor.Sheworeagreenfloor-lengthgownandcarriedabouquetofgoldencarnations.Thebride'scousin,MissJanetTempletonofOregon.wasdaughterbornonSept..29inSt. St.Joseph Hospital. Mr和Mrs.HaroldBottsof1217E.LincolnAvenuearethegrandparentsofanewlittlebabygirlJoyLynnbotts.TheinfantwasborntoMr.Mrs.EngeneBotts.ofBuenaPark. NANCY FERGUS HAS JOINED THE WACS Miss Nancy J.Fergus,daughterofWarrenG.Fergusof10151S.WalnutSt.,hasthisweekenlistedintheWomen'SArmyCorpsforathreeyearperiod.PrivateFerguswillbeginhertourofdutyattheMedicalTechnicianschoolatBrooksAMSCenter,Ft.SamHouston,Texas. Ens.David Hanson W In First Methodist Church The altar at First Methodist church，Orange，was decoratedwithfallflowersinbronzeandyellowtonesonFriday，night(Oct.I)asMissJoyceE.KirbyexchangedmarriagevowswithEns.DavidB.Hanson.Thebride'sfather，Dr.LouisC.KirbyofOrange，officiatedattheceremony.ThebridegroomisthesonofMr.Mrs.O.E.Hansonof134S.Ohiostreet,Anaheim. Thebride,gownedinlaceandnylontulleoversatin,giveninmarriagebyheruncle,DanielHolden.ofPortland.Oregon.Sheworedafinger-tipveilandcarriedawhiteorchidsurroundedbystephanotisuponawhiteBible. MissSusanCarpenter,thebride'sWhittiercollegeroommate.wasmailedofhonor.Sheworeagreenfloor-lengthgownandcarriedabouquetofgoldencarnations.Thebride'scousin,MissJanetTempletonofOregon.wasdaughterbornonSept..29inSt. St.Joseph Hospital. Mr和Mrs.HaroldBottsof1217E.LincolnAvenuearethegrandparentsofanewlittlebabygirlJoyLynnbotts.TheinfantwasborntoMr.Mrs.EngeneBotts.ofBuenaPark. NANCY FERGUS HAS JOINED THE WACS Miss Nancy J.Fergus,daughterofWarrenG.Fergusof10151S.WalnutSt.,hasthisweekenlistedintheWomen'SArmyCorpsforathreeyearperiod.PrivateFerguswillbeginhertourofdutyattheMedicalTechnicianschoolatBrooksAMSCenter,Ft.SamHouston,Texas. Ens.David Hanson W In First Methodist Church The altar at First Methodist church，Orange，was decoratedwithfallflowersinbronzeandyellowtonesonFriday，night(Oct.I)asMissJoyceE.KirbyexchangedmarriagevowswithEns.DavidB.Hanson.Thebride'sfather，Dr.LouisC.KirbyofOrange，officiatedattheceremony.ThebridegroomisthesonofMr.Mrs.O.E.Hansonof134S.Ohiostreet,Anaheim. Thebride,gownedinlaceandnylontulleoversatin,giveninmarriagebyheruncle,DanielHolden.ofPortland.Oregon.Sheworedafinger-tipveilandcarriedawhiteorchidsurroundedbystephanotisuponawhiteBible. MissSusanCarpenter,thebride'sWhittiercollegeroommate.wasmailedofhonor.Sheworeagreenfloor-lengthgownandcarriedabouquetofgoldencarnations.Thebride'scousin,MissJanetTempletonofOregon.wasdaughterbornonSept..29inSt. St.Joseph Hospital. Mr和Mrs.HaroldBottsof1217E.LincolnAvenuearethegrandparentsofanewlittlebabygirlJoyLynnbotts.TheinfantwasborntoMr.Mrs.EngeneBotts.ofBuenaPark. NANCY FERGUS HAS JOINED THE WACS Miss Nancy J.Fergus,daughterofWarrenG.Fergusof10151S.WalnutSt.,hasthisweekenlistedintheWomen'SArmyCorpsforathreeyearperiod.PrivateFerguswillbeginhertourofdutyattheMedicalTechnicianschoolatBrooksAMSCenter,Ft.SamHouston,Texas. Ens.David Hanson W In First Methodist Church The altar at First Methodist church，Orange，was decoratedwithfallflowersinbronzeandyellowtonesonFriday，night(Oct.I)asMissJoyceE.KirbyexchangedmarriagevowswithEns.DavidB.Hanson.Thebride'sfather，Dr.LouisC.KirbyofOrange，officiatedattheceremony.ThebridegroomisthesonofMr.Mrs.O.E.Hansonof134S.Ohiostreet,Anaheim. Thebride,gownedinlaceandnylontulleoversatin,giveninmarriagebyheruncle,DanielHolden.ofPortland.Oregon.Sheworedafinger-tipveilandcarriedawhiteorchidsurroundedbystephanotisuponawhiteBible. MissSusanCarpenter,thebride'sWhittiercollegeroommate.wasmailedofhonor.Sheworeagreenfloor-lengthgownandcarriedabouquetofgoldencarnations.Thebride'scousin,MissJanetTempletonofOregon.wasdaughterbornonSept..29inSt. St.Joseph Hospital. Mr和Mrs.HaroldBottsof1217E.LincolnAvenuearethegrandparentsofanewlittlebabygirlJoyLynnbotts.TheinfantwasborntoMr.Mrs.EngeneBotts.ofBuenaPark. NANCY FERGUS HAS JOINED THE WACS Miss Nancy J.Fergus,daughterofWarrenG.Fergusof10151S.WalnutSt.,hasthisweekenlistedintheWomen'SArmyCorpsforathreeyearperiod.PrivateFerguswillbeginhertourOfdutyattheMedicalTechnicianschoolatBrooksAMSCenter,Ft.SamHouston,Texas. Ens.David Hanson W In First Methodist Church The altar at First Methodist church，Orange，was decoratedwithfallflowersinbronzeandyellowtonesonFriday，night(Oct.I)asMissJoyceE.KirbyexchangedmarriagevowswithEns.DavidB.Hanson.Thebride'sfather，Dr.LouisC.KirbyofOrange，officiatedattheceremony.ThebridegroomisthesonofMr.Mrs.O.E.Hansonof134S.Ohiostreet,Anaheim. Thebride,gownedinlaceandnylontulleoversatin,giveninmarriagebyheruncle,DanielHolden.ofPortland.Oregon.Sheworedafinger-tipveilandcarriedawhiteorchidsurroundedbystephanotisuponawhiteBible. MissSusanCarpenter,thebride'sWhittiercollegeroommate.wasmailedofhonor.Sheworeagreenfloor-lengthgownandcarriedabouquet-ofgoldencarnations.Thebride'scousin,MissJanetTempletonofOregon.wasdaughterbornonSept..29inSt. St.Joseph Hospital. Mr和Mrs.HaroldBottsof1217E.LincolnAvenuearethegrandparentsofanewlittlebabygirlJoyLynnbotts.TheinfantwasborntoMr.Mrs.EngeneBotts.ofBuenaPark. NANCY FERGUS HAS JOINED THE WACS Miss Nancy J.Fergus,daughterofWarrenG.FergusOF10151S.WalnutSt.,hasthisweekenlistedintheWomen'SArmyCorpsforathreeyearperiod.PrivateFerguswillbeginhertourOfdutyattheMedicalTechnicianschoolatBrooksAMSCenter,Ft.SamHouston,Texas. 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They and Alice Whieldon, preslorence Carlson, treasurer; own, secretary; devotions, e Fackiner. Advisors are Mrs. Wesley Visel. membership roster has been into two teams to boost ace. A contest will run Oct. 3 to Nov. 14, with the team giving a party for inner. In charge of October are the William Fackiners, h Murdocks and the Paul A Hallowe'en party is benined. Crescendo annual Boston Bean Dinner is scheduled nesday, Nov. 17, with Jim an as general chairman ity Whitefield and Meryle in charge of the kitchen. Time during the middle of the group will enjoy an now party at the Kiwanis yllwild. Ray Link today is new president of Anaheim Kiwanis club following annual election of officers. Elected to serve with Link for 1955 are Walter Miller, vice-president; Robert Fowler, treasurer and Roscoe Young, secretary. Link is current vice-president of the organization. Directors include Bob Barton, Cliff Beckler, the Rev. Al Casebeer, Leo Irwin, Dr. William Calvy, Ralph Matters and Dr. Fred Rasch. The meeting also saw the appearance of City Manager Keith Murdoch who spoke to Kiwanians in behalf of the pending bond election. His comments drew a special vote by club members who pledged support of the city project. Murdoch told club members the entire issue can be carried by the city without passing on tax increases. This is possible, he explained because the bonds will be self-retiring. Helping to pay for the bonds will be revenue from two city-owned utilities plus additional funds from new developments in the city. The bonds, Murdoch said, provide the only way the city can raise necessary funds without raising taxes. Speed Llmts Set On Orangethorpe Establishment of speed limits of 45 and 35 miles an hour on sections of Orangethorpe Avenue (State Sign Route 14), which separates Fullerton and Anaheim. Orange county, was announced today by the State Department of Public Works. A 45-mile zone was established for two and one-fifth miles from Manchester Avenue to a little over a quarter of a mile west of Euclid Avenue. From this point to just west of Raymond Avenue, a distance of two and one-fifth miles, the speed limit was set at 35 miles an hour. The new zones were recommended by State Highway Engineer G. T. McCoy, following an engineering and traffic study by the Division of Highways. City authorities of Fullerton and Anaheim concurred in the recommendation. The speed limits will be effective with the posting of signs, probably within a week. Births A 9 lb., 1 oz. son was born in St. Joseph hospital on Oct. 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Rolla F. Taylor of 1628 Redwood avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Kudy Varela, 8102 Alamo St., became the parents of a fine 7 lb. 11 oz. son in Orange County hospital on Oct. 1. Mrs. Buster Doyle of 11812 Santa Maria St., gave birth to a daughter in Hoag Presbyterian hospital on Sept 30. Among the newest members of Crescendo annual Boston Bean Dinner is scheduled Tuesday, Nov. 17, with Jim as general chairman of Whitefield and Meryle in charge of the kitchen. Time during the middle of the group will enjoy an now party at the Kiwanis Daylilwild. Murdock was elected paeder. Other officers named Katie Wright, assistant paeder; Jennifer Larson, Joydia Salgado, treasurer; Bridgeford, activities; and Bain, food. FASHION SHOW, OLD LAST SATURDAY unch home of Dr. and Mrs. Doller, 11201 S. Euclid Ave., rely on Saturday after-t. 2, for the fashion show by the Junior Friendship members of Zion Lutheran special feature was a waft by talented local teenagers. Births Mrs. Edward Slagle, of center St., have announced of a baby daughter, 7 lbs. 12 oz. upon her arrival. Joseph hospital on Sept. Mrs. William McGlinn, Claudina, announce with birth of a 7 lb. 14 oz. born on Sept. 29 in St. Mary hospital. Mrs. Harold Botts of Lincoln Avenue are the parents of a new little baby Lynn Botts. The infant to Mr. and Mrs. Engene Buena Park. TERGUS HAS THE WACS Nancy J. Fergus, daughter in G. Fergus of 10151 S. Plaque Given Local U.S. Chemical Plant The U. S. Industrial Chemical Co., plant of Anaheim, was awarded a safety plaque last week by the Aetna Casualty and Surety Co., of Hartford, Conn. The award was made because in the manufacture of alcohol and dry ice for the past two years, not a working day was lost by any employee because of injuries. When A. G. Nunro, supervisor of engineering and inspection of the Aetna Co., for Los Angeles, made the presentation, Jim Williams, plant chemist, gave a report on safety club activities and the way employee suggestions are put into effect to produce safety records. HAM DINNER SLATED AT LINCOLN P-TA Something new has been added to the Lincoln school P-TA program this year. The first regular meeting has been supplanted by a get-acquainted family-style ham dinner Wednesday evening, Oct. 13, by members of the Executive Board, with tickets $1.00 for adults and 50 cents for children. A short business meeting will follow the dinner, and the classrooms will be open for inspection with teachers in attendance, according to Mrs. Mary Wright, press secretary. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Miss Sandy MacTavish celebrated her 16th birthday recently with a party of school chums on Sept. 25 at the MacTavish dance studio. COUPLE ADOPT'S CHILD Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wolverton of 1010 W. Alberta St., have announced with pride the adoption of a baby girl. The six weeks old infant has been named Luann, was obtained through the Children's Home Society. TURNERS NOW IN CHICAGO Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Varela, 8103 Alamo St., became the parents of a fine 7 lb. 11 oz. soal in Orange County hospital on Oct. 1. Mrs. Buster Doyle of 11812 Santa Maria St., gave birth to a daughter in Hoag Presbyterian hospital on Sept 30. Among the newest members of the Anaheim "stork club" are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Shumway, 7331 Katella Ave. They became elibibia for membership on Sept. 30 upon the birth of a 7 lb., 15 oz. son. It's a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Hoffman of 205 Date St. Their 8 lb. 11 oz. son was born in St. Joseph hospital on Sept. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Perez, 9321 Katella Ave., are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a 6 lb., 10 oz. son born in Orange County hospital on Sept. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Thomas, 817 N. Philadelphia St., welcomed a 7 lb. 4 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on Sept. 30. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Carter of 505 S. Indiana street, are enjoying a six weeks' visit in the east. They left by train for Detroit on Saturday to pick up a new car. A leisurely sightseeing trip in the eastern states is on their agenda before their return home. Book Reviews Start At Local Library First of the monthly bookr reviews at the Anaheim City Library was held yesterday morning Oct. 6) when Mary Freer Scarborough began her fall series. Her special guest was Marguerite Gilber McCarty, authoress of the new cook book, "The Queen is In The Kitchen." Books reviewed were "The Roosevelt Family of Sagamore Hill," by Hermann Hagedorn; "Soldier of Fortune," by Ernest K. Gann, and "Higher Than the Sky," by Frances C. Greenman. The next in the free public series will be held at the library on Nov. 3 at 10:30 a.m., according to librarian Martha Mettler. Y-Day in Hollywood David Hanson Weds Joyce Kirby First Methodist Church, of Orange Star at First Methodist Orange, was decorated flowers in bronze and on Friday, night, Miss Joyce E. Kirby ex-marriage vows with Ens. Hanson. The bride's favouls C. Kirby of Orange, at the ceremony. The son is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hanson of 134 S. Ohio Anaheim. Bride, gowned in lace and over satin, was given by her uncle, Donald Portland, Oregon. Sheinger-tip veil and carried orchid surrounded by us upon a white Bible. Susan Carpenter, the littler college room mate, of honor. She wore a short-length gown and cardulet of golden carnation. Bride's cousin, Miss Jaileton of Oregon, was a party of school chums on Sept. 25 at the MacTavish dance studio. COUPLE ADOPT'S CHILD Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Wolverton of 1010 W. Alberta St., have announced with pride the adoption of a baby girl. The six weeks old infant has been named Luann, was obtained through the Children's Home Society. TURNERS NOW IN CHICAGO Mr. and Mrs. Preston Turner of 1005 W. Sycamore, left last Thursday (Sept. 30) by plane for a month's stay in Chicago. Turner is the Anaheim City Attorney and has gone east on a trip which will combine business and pleasure. Y-Day in Hollywood Two top television stars, Bob Crosby and Jack Bailey, are among the star-studded cast slated to join Master of Ceremonies Art Linkletter in the giant Y-Day in Hollywood program which more than 100 Anaheim YMCA'ers will attend October 16. Both Crosby and Bailey have appeared on the Y-Day program before. Bing's little brother will sing several songs, and Bailey, now starring on the "Truth or Consequences" show, will select a "Princess for A Day," from among the girls attending. Anaheim YMCA General Secretary, John Bertch, said the list of prizes which will be given away at Y-Day, biggest single YMCA event in the world, is staggering. "Included are a gas range, television set, food freezer, bicycle, wrist watches, radios, and many others," he said. Bertch also sald transportation plans for the Anaheim "Y" are virtually complete. A bus will be provided for those not going in private cars with parents or leaders. He added that there are still reservations for the program, which also includes the UCLA-Stanford football game in the afternoon ab Memorial coliseum. Interested boys, girls and adults should contact the "Y." 121 S. Citron street, Phone KE 5-2165.