anaheim-gazette 1955-01-13

BLONG VIEWS (From an Egg-Shaped Head) BY WALDO HUNTER, P.S.B. AN ADVERTISEMENT in Tuesday's L. A. Times, placed by one of the big (but really big) department stores, bore this touching message for your Lady Fair: "Creme a la galee royale by orlane of paris ... The original French formula that contains that mysterious essence that keeps the queen bee vibrantly young forty times longer than her subjects. Just a touch nightly of this amazing cream will help your skin become younger-looking ... only at ___'s, first floor. Tube $10.00 ... Jar $15.00." Go to it, gals, but watch out you don't get stung! I TRIED THE same thing once, an amalgum of gum oil and pulverized rhinoceros horn palmed off onto me by a slack-jawed and slinky charlatan at a carnival side-show in East St. Louis, Ill., for which he accepted $7.50 with well-feigned reluctance. After taking the stuff, I had rheumatism under the left clavicle for nine months running. And nothing much else happened. MEDICINE MAN-Fred Beckham, one of the high potentates California Bank to Open Anaheim Branch in April All-Time Record Set by General Motors A new all-time sales record for the month of December was announced today by General Motors. Harlow H. Curtice, president of General Motors, said total retail passenger car deliveries by five General Motors divisions last month reached 282,701, highest December in the history of the corporation and equal to the highest of any previous month. Retail deliveries of General Motors passenger cars in December brought the 1954 sales total to 2,769,639 units, or 105.3 per cent of 1953, Mr. Curtice said. "Our retail deliveries during the month of December reached an all-time high and were double the rate of deliveries for the month of December last year," Mr. Curtice said. "These sales reflect the uniformly strong public acceptance of our 1955 models. Demand for our product is substantially greater than availability." Controller Sends Money to County To offer the complete services of a large metropolitan banking institution to the ever-growing Anaheim area, the California Bank will on or about April 15 open a branch at Center and Claudina streets, in Anaheim. The old office of Anaheim branch Bank of America will be extensively remodeled on both ground floor and mezzanine, Frank L. King, president of the California Bank, said, to meet business and financial needs of burgeoning Anaheim. Establishment of the Anaheim branch will be one of the first outside of Los Angeles for California Bank. The company has 44 branches in Los Angeles county, and has only recently extended into neighboring Orange county. Among mergers being planned is that of the Oil Fields National Bank of Pomona, as soon as shareholders approve. Kern-Miller Troth Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kern of 510 E. Vermont st., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Barbara, and Clifford R. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miller of Fullerton. Miss Kern is a graduate of Marywood High school and her flame is a graduate of Fullerton Union MEDICINE MAN Fred Beckham, one of the high potentates of Casey-Beckham Pontiac, who came off the reservation just a few years ago and has been trying to catch on to the white man's way, without much success, since, has just returned from a hunting trip up at Willows loaded with duck. This is the sort of thing the Medicine-man understands much better than selling automobiles. He is as much at home with a shotgun as any white man, but, when a white man comes to the Pontiac garage with a little money in his hand the Medicine-man gets so excited he is liable to give away his automobiles. WELL, WE see by the public prints that General MacArthur is heading out this way to dedicate a monument in his name set up in Los Angeles, the Plaster Athens of the Golden West. And at the same time we get to thinking that Harry Truman (an ex-president of ours) has made great plans to establish for himself a museum down at Independence, Mo., containing his letters. And then, too, Dwight D. Eisenhower (a golfer) has given his official blessing for a great museum to contain his war trophies at Abilene, Kansas. Wonder how loud Abraham Lincoln would have cussed if someone would have suggested he set up a monument for himself while still alive? And yet these high-placed boys like to say: "I take this office with great humility." FROM JANUARY 16 to January 23 is National Printing Week in the United States. And, although I view it through a biased eye, I believe it is of somewhat higher importance than, say, Miss Potato Chip Week, or National Dill Pickle Week. If there be those who would confute my statement that there is anything which has had more profound impact on the progress of mankind than the printed word, Controller Sends Money to County Robert C. Kirkwood, state controller, reported that Orange county has received $113,351.03 as its share of the $5,368,071 in highway users taxes available for apportionment to counties for the month ended Nov. 30, 1954. The $22,613,464 in the highway users tax fund available for apportionment for November was allocated as follows: $5,368,071 to counties; $2,088,756 to state highway fund for cities, and $15,156,637 to state highway fund for expenditure on highways. The sum available for apportionment for November was $778,256 under the previous month. The amount distributed during November was derived from: net gasoline tax, $20,052,057; Use (diesel) fuel tax, $1,152,496; transfer from motor vehicle transportation tax fund, $1,406,303; and miscellaneous, $2881. Anaheim Men Named Ambassadors Of El Bekal Temple Albert Marcoux and Clyde Nickle, both of Anaheim, have been named ambassadors of El Bekal Temple to Orange county, it was announced today by Oakley K. Morton, newly-elected Potentate of the Long Beach Shrine. Potentate Morton is Senior Judge of the Riverside Superior Court. Nickle will be ambassador-at-large to Orange County for 1955; while Marcoux will be ambassador to the South Coast Shrine Club of Orange county. Marcoux served as the Long Beach Shrine's ambassador-at-large in Orange county during 1953 and 1954. The two Shrine ambassadors will represent the Potentate in all Shrine functions and matters in Orange county. Jan. Meeting of Ebell Club Kern-Miller Troth Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kern of 510 E. Vermont st., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Barbara, and Clifford R. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Miller of Fullerton. Miss Kern is a graduate of Marywood High school and her fiance is a graduate of Fullerton Union High school and Junior college, presently associated with the Northrop plant in Anahelm. Plans are being made for a February 5 wedding at St. Boniface church. VALENCIA PACKING HOUSES TO MERGE At a meeting this noon at Goodwin's restaurant in Fullerton the Fullerton Mutual Orange Association members voted to join forces with the Placentia Orange Growers Association and operate in one packing house and under one management. The move is designed to trim overhead and the many valencia groves which have been put to the subdividers are made this a smart course. As the Gazette understands this picture this move has been under consideration for along time. Both of the houses are in a strong position but feel they will be much stronger for a longer period together. J. H. Beatty is president of Fullerton Mutual, and Newell C. Christensen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Growers. S. B. McMurray is secretary manager of POG and Colin Baker is the same with Fullerton Mutual. The understanding is, if the plan is accepted by FM members that packing operations of FM will be moved to the Placentil house of POG and that the key personnel of FM will move and become integral with POG. Don't Forget California Tax Employers who are now preparing Forms W-2 for the U.S. Internal Revenue Service should also prepare Forms IT599 for the California Franchise Tax Board states Robert C. Kirkwood, the Board's Chairman. Employers must report to the State for each employee who dun FROM JANUARY 16 to January 23 is National Printing Week in the United States. And, although I view it through a biased eye, I believe it is of somewhat higher importance than, say, Miss Potato Chip Week, or National Dill Pickle Week. If, there be those who would confute my statement that there is anything which has had more profound impact on the progress of mankind than the printed word, then let him cast the first stone. (And anyone who is able to twist and contort the language like that should be stoned). It is wonderful to be one of that great fraternity which prints words and sentences for people to read, and this includes not only those who put the words together, but those who daily work to get those words into type and who manipulate the complex and often baffling machines which actually print those words and thoughts on paper. As are all things, the art of printing is viciously abused. It is used as a diabolical weapon by many, such as your dictators who rule what is to be printed and read. Such power to determine what people shall or shall not read is the most coveted of those who would hold their subjects in fear and ignorance Hitler did it. So did Mussolini. The Russian bosses do it. So do Juan Peron and Francisco Franco. It is going on all around us. Some like to hide it behind a miasmic and smothering cloak of what they call religion. Let the people read, let knowledge spring forth through the printed word, as the seedling thrusts forth its greening sprout at springtime after a winter of dormancy and darkness. Verily I say unto you: When the Good Lord said "let there be light" surely he must have had a printer in mind. Jan. Meeting of Ebell Club The January meeting of the Anaheim Ebell society at which members of the Junior Ebell society were guests of honor revealed an interesting calendar of events for the next several months. Mrs. Harry Horn was in the chair. She extended a welcome to members and guests to which Mrs. Robert Loomis, first vice-president of the Junior Society, responded. Mrs. Charles Pearson, representing the program committee, outlined the February meeting which will feature a lecture by John Morley, newspaper correspondent, which will take as its topic "Peace—Its Prospects—Its Price." A fun program is being planned for the March meeting when noted humorist and monologist Franklin Lacey will entertain. Federation chairman, Mrs. John Bovee, and that the club will host the Orange County Federation Board meeting on Feb. 11 in the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse. Mrs. James Patterson, membership chairman, introduced five new members of the organization as follows: Mmes. O. Harold Bratt, C. B. Cook, W. H. Carrier, George Royer and Miss Betty Wood. Miss Caroline Leonetti, well-known fashion authority, presented a sparkling discourse on charm entitled "Accent on You." Decorations were done by Mrs. F. E. Charles and Mrs. Albert Cranston, while Mrs. Leo Frils and Mrs. E. H. Kersten were lunch-eon chairmen. Don't Forget California Tax Employers who are now preparing Forms W-2 for the U.S. Internal Revenue Service should also prepare Forms IT599 for the California Franchise Tax Board states Robert C. Kirkwood, the Board's Chairman. Employers must report to the State for each employee who during 1954 was paid $2,000 or more if single, and $3,500 or more if married. Payments must be reported for services rendered in California even though the employee resided in some other state. Also if the employee is a resident of California, a Form IT599 must be filed even though the service were performed outside California. Copies of Federal Form W may be used in lieu of Staform IT599 provided it is clearly indicated whether the employee is single or married and that must be accompanied by Form IT596. They must be filed with the Franchise Tax Board on or before Tuesday, Feb. 15. Carter To Lead March of Dimes Clyde Carter will head the 19th March of Dimes in Anaheim, was disclosed Monday as the leader of community chairmen for the polio fund drive was announced by John McKittrick, of Trust chairman of Orange County Charter, National Foundation for fantile paralysis. Sheriff James A. Musick is general chairman of the March Dimes in Orange county. McKittrick's announcement chairmanships was made at March of Dimes kickoff luncheon in Villa Marino cafe, Balboa land, when the 1955 fund drive got under way officially. No Open in April for the complete services to the ever-growing area, the California on or about April 15 branch at Center and Clau-ets, in Anaheim. A office of Anaheim bank of America will be remodeled on both floor and mezzanine, King, president of the Bank, said, to meet financial needs of Anaheim. Amendment of the Anaheim will be one of the first Los Angeles for Calinage Anaheim. Company has 44 branches Angeles county, and has recently extended into neigh-erange county. Mergers being planned of the Oil Fields National Pomona, as soon as share-approve. Social Security Officials to Visit A representative of the Social Security Administration District Office in Santa Ana will be at the office of the California Department of Employment at 233 E. Commonwealth, Fullerton, at 12:30 p.m., on Wednesday, January 19, 1955, J. H. Wootton, District Manager, announced today. This is one of the regular visits of the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance representative, which are scheduled for the third Wednesday in each month. Edison Co. Has New Fullerton Manager J. L. Walbridge, assistant district manager of Southern California Edison Company's Santa Ana district since 1953, has been appointed manager of the company's Fullerton district, according to an announcement by J. H. Mead, Edison vice-president. Mr. Walbridge joined the Edison organization in 1934 as an assistant sales bookkeeper in Pasadena. Later he transferred to the company's Alhambra district Ground Breaking For Richfield Plant Scheduled Soon Ground will be broken within a week by the Richfield Oil Corp. for a $2,500,000 research and development center on the west edge of Anahelm, it was announced by Charles S. Jones, president. The site, 20 acres bordering the Santa Ana Freeway, is part of a 115-acre tract set aside by Gateway Property Co. of Los Angeles on a modern, parklike industrial development. The project will comprise five main buildings and three small auxiliary structures, parking areas, utility equipment and landscaping. Research, development and technical service activities now conducted at the Richland refinery laboratory near Long Beach will be transferred to the new center where they will be expanded, Jones said. Control laboratory work, however, through which exacting quality standards for gasoline and other petroleum products are maintained, will be continued at the refinery laboratory, accord- Miller Troth Announced and Mrs. Anton Kern of Bermont st., have announced engagement of their daugher, and Clifford R. Milford of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Millerton. Kern is a graduate of Maigh school and her finance graduate of Fullerton Union School and Junior college, associated with the plant in Anaheim. Kern is being made for a 5 wedding at St. Boniface church. NCIA PACKING ISSUES TO MERGE Meeting this noon at Goodfellow in Fullerton the Mutual Orange Association voted to join forces with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead and the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time. Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J. H. Beatty is president of Mutual, and Newell C. Husen holds the same position with Placentia Orange Grow-ociation and operate in one house and under oneiment. The move is designim overhead和the many groves which have been the subdividers axe makes smart course. The Gazette understands the move has been under negotiation for along time.Both houses are in a strong position feel they will be much for a longer period to J.H.Batty is president of Mutual,和新ell C.Husen holds the same positi on Plentia Orange Grow-B.C.Mc Murray is secretary-rater of POG and Colin Baker same with Fullerton Muane understanding is, if he accepted FM members, tracking operations of FM moved to the Plentia orange of POG and that key level FM will move an integral with POG. Forget California Tax Payers who are now pre-forms W-2 for the U.S. Revenue Service should prepare Forms IT599 for the Maria Franise Tax Board, Robert C.Kirkwood, the Chairman. Payers must report to the each employee who dur ing forms W-2 for the U.S. Revenue Service should prepare Forms IT599 for the Maria Franise Tax Board, Robert C.Kirkwood, the Chairman. 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RevenueServiceshouldprepareFormsiFraunceyAssociatiom Of People By JOAN S.WHITE Leicester presided at recent meeting of Native Daughters of the Golden West,Grace Parlor 242 when arrangements were made for courtesy sermon on Saturday Jan 15 was made.In order that local parlor may contribute to this year's project,the meeting will be attended by the president,Mrs.Carden,federation chairman,Va Renner,and other interested local members,Birthday girls honored were Sylvia Myers,mary Williamsand Betty Bennett Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700 W.South street;were held on Sunday morning Jan 9.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of the local church from 1929 to 1942andis now serving in Stockton Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700 W.South street;were held on Sunday morning Jan 9.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of the local church from 1929to1942andis now serving in Stockton Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700 W.South street;were held on Sunday morning Jan 9.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of the local church from 1928to1942andis now serving in Stockton Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700 W.South street;were held on Sunday morning Jan 9.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of the local church from 1928to1942andis now serving in Stockton Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700W.South街;were held on Sunday morning Jan 9.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of the local church from 1928to1942andis now serving in Stockton Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700W.South街;were held on Sunday morning Jan 9.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of the local church from 1834to1846andis now serving in Stockton Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700W.South街;were held on Sunday morning Jan 9.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of the local church from 1834to1846andis now serving in Stockton Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700W.South街;were held on Sunday morning Jan 8.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of the local church from 1834to1846andis now serving in Stockton Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700W.South街;were held on Sunday morning Jan 8.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of the local church from 1834to1846andis now serving in Stockton Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700W.South街;were held on Sunday morning Jan 7.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of the local church from 1834to1846andis now serving in Stockton Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700W.South街;were held on Sunday morning Jan 7.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of the local church from 1834to1846andis now serving in Stockton Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700W.South街;were held on Sunday morning Jan 6.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of the local church from 1834to1846andis now serving in Stockton Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700W.South街;were held on Sunday morning Jan 6.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of the local church from 1834to1846andis now serving in Stockton Dedication services for the new $850,000 Grace Lutheran church at 700W.South街;were held on Sunday morning Jan 6.The dedication sermon was delivered by Rev.C.H.s.Huntzikerwho was pastor of therelocal church from 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Kirkwood, the Chairman. Oyers must report to the or each employee who dur-4 was paid $2,000 or more, and $3,500 or more if Payments must be re-refered for services rendered in Anaheim even though the em-resided in some other state. The employee is a resident california, a Form IT599 must even though the services performed outside California. 'OPEN HOUSE' DINNER PARTY Open house followed by a family dinner party marked the 95th birthday observance of Dr. W. W. Adams of 615 N. Lemon street, this past week. Marie Nelson Is Elected President Exec. Secretaries Marie Nelson of Knott's Berry Farm has been elected president of the Executives' Secretaries Inc. of Orange County. Others named to office for the 1955 club year are Willabelle Foley Spafford of the Poultrymen's Cooperative Association, vice-president; Alice Enright of Robertshaw Fulton secretary; Hazel Jackson of Dixie Cup, Inc., treasurer; Maxine Wise, Melrose Abbey Memorial Park, membership. These officers will be installed at the regular meeting on Jan. 25. Parent-Teacher... Association events for the coming week are scheduled as follows: Benjamin Franklin P-TA meeting at the school tonight (Jan. 13) at 7:30 Anaheim Union High school P-TA meeting at the school library on Monday evening, Jan. 17 at 7:30 Fremont P-TA meeting at the school on Tuesday evening, Jan. 18 at 7:30 Thomas Jefferson and Lincoln P-TA meetings at respective schools on Wednesday evening, Jan. 19 at 7:30 The St Boniface will meet that afternoon at 1 o'clock. Horace Mann and Western Junior High school P-TA meetings at the respective schools on Thursday evening, Jan. 20 at 7:30 o'clock. The Anaheim Assistance League will meet at 12:30 today (Jan. 13) for the regular Jan. luncheon meeting. Job's Daughters Bethel No. will hold an Educational Dance at the Masonic Temple on Saturday night, Jan. 15 beginning at 7:30. On Monday evening, the Grand Deputy will pay the Bethan an official visit. Members of the American Legion Auxiliary are reminded of the meeting to be held at the Legion hall on Tuesday, Jan. 18, beginning promptly at 8 p.m. The First Presbyterian Church Women's Fellowship luncheon will be held in the church social hall ALL THAT IS GOOD IN ANAHEIM ORANGE COUNTY'S LATEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1970 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1955. NO. 110 Way Patrol Gas Recruits To be a California Highwolman? Can you meet bewing requirements? A between the ages of 21 and 65'9" or more than 6'4" education equivalent to on of the twelfth grade are interest in traffic law ment work. Or answer to the above call at the Highway Pacle, 405 So. Main in Orws H. W. Null, Commanne local area. "We will to explain the work of and give you further on pertaining to the reests and examination schedMarch 12, 1955. headline for filing for the examination will be Feb. Examinations will be carous locations throughstate Installation of 100,000th Gas Meter in Orange County Being Celebrated Today "We would have liked to hold our 100,000th meter celebration this summer but the way people are coming to Orange county we just had to move up our timeable," Justin M. Kennedy, manager of Southern Counties Gas Co., Orange county division, has reported. So, this (Thursday) afternoon, mayors from every incorporated community in Orange county have been invited to join state legislators from the area and other civic and business leaders in celebrating connection of the gas company's 100,000th meter in the county. The celebration will be marked with the turning on of a "gold" meter at a reception at the "Bonnie Beem" model home in Santiago Glen, Santa Ana, from 4 to 7 p.m. Others invited to attend include members of the Orange County Board of Supervisors, commanding officers of all military establishments in the county and presidents of chambers of commerce, and members of the press. Last evening, Kennedy was host at an open house at the "Bonnie Beem" for more than 200 Southern Counties employees and their families. This afternoon Kennedy and other gas company personnel from Orange county will be joined also by officials from the utility's Los Angeles office in commemoration of the event. Included will be President and General Manager Guy W. Wadsworth Jr. While Orange County Division People and things Carden presided at the meeting of Native Daughte the Golden West, Grace 142, when arrangements made for courtesy officers Jan. 20. Deputy grand Helen Giffin of San Mission Parlor 280, was Announcement of the Area Children's Foundation meeting on Saturday 15, was made. In order local parlor may contribute the foundation as this project, the meeting will be by the president, Mrs. federation chairman, Val and other interested local Birthday girls honored Sylvia Myers, Mary Wilford Betty Bennett. Sterling S. Wingans, director of the State of California Recreation commission and president of the American Recreation society, was featured speaker at the winter workshop of District 10 of the California Recreation society held at Fremont Junior High school on Monday afternoon, January 10. Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Smiley of 7222 Bradley ave., take pride in announcing the birth of an 8 lb. 13½ oz. baby boy in Santa Ana Community hospital on January 5. When the Orange County Camera club met last Wednesday evening, Ross Phegley of Anaheim won first place in the open photo competition. Harold Gitlen of Anaheim tied for second place with John Smith of Santa Ana, and also took the third award. The evening's program was presented by Anaheim's Jacob Mumm who showed colored slides of the Andes mountains of South America. The Anaheim Chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual dinner meeting last night, Jan. 12, at the Ebell clubhouse. The program included a talk by Rabbi Feldheym of San Bernardino, and musical selections presented by the Triple Trio of the Presbyterian church under the direction of Mrs. George W. Sloop. The dinner was prepared by the chapter canteen under the direction of Mrs. M., A. Gauer and was served by members of the Junior Red Cross. "The Community Meets the Needs of the Exceptional Children" was the topic under discussion at the Broadway P-TA meeting held at the school on Tuesday evening, Jan. 11. Guest speaker was Miss Evelyn Ericson, consultant for the nurses of Orange county. Ways and Means chairman, Mrs. Ward Erickson, announced for the grease drive to Last evening, Kennedy was host at an open house at the "Bonnie Beem" for more than 200 Southern Counties employees and their families. This afternoon Kennedy and other gas company personnel from Orange county will be joined also by officials from the utility's Los Angeles office in commemoration of the event. Included will be President and General Manager Guy W. Wadsworth Jr. While Orange County Division is the third of the gas company's eight operating divisions to reach the 100,000th meter milestone, it is now by far the fastest growing. Its development has been particularly startling in the last 10 years, during which time number of meters connected increased 122 per cent. In 1955, the utility expects to add more than 24,000—or 47 percent of a system-wide 53,000 expected meter additions—in this area. To serve its Orange county consumers, the gas company has budgeted nearly $5,000,000 for 1955, Kennedy has reported. California Farms To Host Foreign Ag Students Young farmers from over 60 overseas countries will converge on the United States in 1955. They will become a part of farming operations in this country and are expected to carry back home a better understanding of American farm people and their living and working conditions. The American Farm Bureau Federation is sponsoring 200 young men who will begin to arrive in San Francisco in January. These young people, aged 18 to 30, have been chosen by farm organizations in their respective countries. The young farmer trainee will be employed by American farmers for a period of not less than five and one-half months and will be given every opportunity to learn improved methods through actual working experience, observations on neighboring farms and ranches, and taking advantage of available educational services. Ranchers interested in having one of these trainees may contact the Orange County Farm Bureau The Community Meets the Needs of the Exceptional Children" was the topic under discussion at the Broadway P-TA meeting held at the school on Tuesday evening, Jan. 11. Guest speaker was Miss Evelyn Ericson, consultant for the nurses of Orange county. Ways and Means chairman, Mrs. Ward Erickson, announced plans for the grease drive to be held today, Jan. 13, and the hot dog sale was set for Jan. 18. Hostesses were Mrs. James Taylor and Mrs. Erickson, room mothers for Mrs. Vineyard's second grade. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton D. Faust of 752 N.East st. have announced the engagement of their daughter JoAnne, to Don A. McCoy, son of Mrs. Katherine Parker of Fullerton. Miss Faust and her fiance are both attending Long Beach State College and have set their wedding date for June 24, following graduation. Paul Andres of Santa Ana College spoke on "How About Our Own Back Yard?" at a meeting of the Loara Parent-Teacher association held at the school last evening (Jan. 12). The father and son banquet was set for Jan. 28. Safety and Juvenile protection was the program topic of the Adelaide Price School P-TA meeting on Monday night, Jan. 10. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Leo of 707 N.Clementine St., held "open house" during the afternoon and evening hours of Saturday, Jan. 8, in honor of their parents' golden wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. John Alden Leo came to Anaheim 10 years ago from Denver and were visited by their many friends in town. The young farmer trainee will be employed by American farmers for a period of not less than five and one-half months and will be given every opportunity to learn improved methods through actual working experience, observations on neighboring farms and ranches, and taking advantage of available educational services. Ranchers interested in having one of these trainees may contact the Orange County Farm Bureau office, 1916 West Chapman, Orange, for further information. Dr. Jas. E. Dunning To Speak Here Dr. James Edwin Dunning will be guest at Wesley Methodist church, Friday evening, Jan. 14, to observe "Veterans of the Cross Day." He will speak on the theme "Highway Builders," and after his address he will show beautiful color pictures of Glacier National Park and the Canadian Rockies. This program will follow the monthly pot-luck supper at 6:30. Dr. Dunning began his ministry in Pennsylvania. Coming to California in 1921, he served several pastorates, a term as District Superintendent, four years as executive secretary of the Southern California-Arizona Methodist Conference Board of Missions. From 1943-1950 he was associate minister of First Methodist church of Los Angeles. Since 1950 Dr. Dunning has been Field Secretary for the Conference Endowment Fund. This is a permanent invested fund, administered by a board of nine trustees, and the annual dividend is used to supplement the pensions of the retired ministers of the Methodist conference. The dividend for the year ending April 30, 1954 was $37,000.