anaheim-gazette 1955-03-10

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Holstein and Sons, Builders Gene Mahaffey, Sales BALLMAN'S GRAND OPENING OF OUR NEWLY REMODELED and EXPANDED DISPLAY ROOMS AND NEW MODERN SERVICE SHOPS FRIDAY and SATURDAY – MARCH 11 - 12 – OPEN 'TIL 9 P FREE GIFTS TO ALL FREE DO FREE DEMONSTRATION S COFFEE SLASHED SPECIAL PRICE ON FLOOR MODEL TELEVISION — RADIO · APPLIANCES 2 DAYS 1955 TELEVISION SETS NEW 1954 Big 21 Inch 16095 Frigidaire Ro FREE DEMONSTRATION'S COFFEE & SLASHED SPECIAL PRICE ON FLOOR MODEL TELEVISION — RADIO - APPLIANCES 2 DAYS 1955 TELEVISION SETS Big 21 Inch 169$ New 1955 G.E. Vac. Cleaner 69$ MAYTAG Aut. Washer 239$ Special (with old washer) Whirlpool Reg. 279.95 Auto. Washer 229$ HOME FREEZER CLOSE-OUT SAVE UP TO 40% BALLMAN'S Appliance 122 W. BROADWAY, ANAHEIM (Across from Post Office) Narcotics Use in Orange County Is on Increase "The use of narcotics is increasing in Orange county and 20 per cent of the users are under 18 years old," Clinton Wright told members of the Junior Ebell club at its March meeting. Wright is in charge of the Narcotics division of the Sheriff's department and the pressure of his work has lately made an assistant necessary. To illustrate his address, he showed an educational film concerning narcotic traffic. The club also heard R. I. Morris, Orange county director of civilian defense, explain defense measures as they apply locally. Raymond Terry, president of AUHS board of trustees, stressed the immediate need for additional funds if Anaheim children are to be properly educated as he urged a "yes" vote at the bond elections scheduled for April 5. Mrs. Virgil Daoust presided. A St. Patrick's Day theme was used in tea table decorations. Pouring were Mrs. Daoust, Mrs. Loomis, Mrs. Charles Bush and Marlene Anderson Feted at Shower Two pre-nuptial showers have honored Miss Marlene Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Anderson, 1341 E. La Palma Ave., who will become the bride of Don Meyers, son of Mrs. Florence Tuller, 1269 Florida Place, on April 9. The first was given by Mrs. Roy Newkirk and daughter, Shirley, of Orange. The second was given by Mrs. Lon Sloan and Mrs. V. G. Kleinworth of Anaheim at the Sloan home, at 518 Grove Avenue. The bride-elect will be honored TO PULLERTON CENTER ST. ANAHEIM SHOPPING CENTER SCHOOL VERMONT ST. locks TO SANTA ANA ahaffey, Sales — KEystone 5-1022 civilian defense, explain defense measures as they apply locally. Raymond Terry, president of AUHS board of trustees, stressed the immediate need for additional funds if Anaheim children are to be properly educated as he urged a "yes" vote at the bond elections scheduled for April 5. Mrs. Virgil Daoust presided. A St. Patrick's Day theme was used in tea table decorations. Pouring were Mrs. Daoust, Mrs. Loomis, Mrs. Charles Bush and Mrs. Jack Suiter. Hostesses were Mrs. Loren Casey, chairman, and Mmes. Robert Rees, Britt Gray, Robert Graham, George Fowler, Harold Kogler, Leon Knoeller, John Kemper, Forest Drake, Paul Crist, Flave Dally, John Guark, William Guzzardo, Robert Immegart, Arthur Mays, Henry Nelson and Donald Bates. Dinner Dance to Benefit Children Of This Area The Northern Orange County branch of the Childrens' Home Society met last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Claude Owens, 822 Jade Way. Co-hostesses for the luncheon which preceded the business meeting were Mrs. Stanley Loudon, and Mrs. George Fowler. The Magnolia ball to be held at the Balboa Bay club on June 3 was discussed. The yearly benefit sponsored by the society is to be a formal dinner dance by invitation. Mrs. Wyatt King is chairman in charge of tickets, and Mrs. Robert Loomis, hostesses; Mrs. Stanley Loudon, decorations; Mrs. Betty Neighbors, public relations; Mrs. Max Besler, invitations; Mrs. Hunter Piper, guest list; and Mrs. George Fowler, publicity. Mrs. Samuel Gendel presided at the discussion. Speaker of the day was Wesley La Fever, prominent Los Angeles attorney, who spoke on the re-organization of the Childrens' Home Society. N'S ING ED WM. "BILL" BALLMAN OWNER - OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M. BOTH NIGHTS FREE DOOR PRIZES COFFEE & DO-NUTS AL PRICES 2 DAYS ONLY 1954 Thomas Farnell Memorial 90th National COFFEE & DO-NUTS AL PRICES 2 DAYS ONLY 1954 Frigidaire Refrigerators Big 7.6 Cu. Ft. 189$95 NEW 1955 HOLIDAY, HOOVER VACUUM CLEANER, REG. 79.50 Special 37.50 Ut. Washer Frigidaire 199$95 With Old Refrigerator USED GUARANTEED TV & REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS FROM 29.50 Appliance & TV (Office) KEystone 5-5703 90th National ORANGE SHOW MARCH 17 - 27 SAN BERNARDINO a dazzling golden spectacle a great show for the whole family Free 2 BIG STAGE SHOWS AT 2 & 8 P.M. EXTRA . MARCH 22nd only. George Gobel EXTRA . . . Dancing Waters EXTRA . Ostrich & Camel Races EXTRA . Spectacular Auto Show EXTRA . . Sportsman's Show EXTRA . MARCH 22nd only. Gas Oven Derby Adequate Parking LOTS To SEE LOTS To DO Anderson Shower Initial showers have Marlene Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. La Palma Ave., on the bride of Don Mrs. Florence Tulia Place, on April 9. The second was Lon Sloan and Mrs. North of Anaheim at home, at 518 Grove. Event will be honored. Chispa Chapter Fetes Officers And Hostesses Officers and hostesses of Chispa Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, as well as chairmen of standing committees were entertained recently at a dinner party hosted by Margaret Peterson and Evett Granere, worthy matron and again on March 19 when Mrs. Fay Betts and Mrs. George Balch will be co-hostesses at a miscellaneous bridal shower at the Betts' home 1331 E. La Palma Ave. patron of the chapter. A western style dinner was served at the Peterson home, 205 E. Broadway. The 60 guests were then invited to "head for the last round-up" at the Granere home at 211 S. Claudina, where an evening of western games was enjoyed. Among the prize winners were Dr Ross Dean, Jim Saterwhite, Erin Dean, Helen Kirkhart, LaVonne Burgess and Dorris Niblick. Officers were presented with carved ivory fans as mementoes of the occasion and committee members received silver replicas of "The King's Cross," collectors items. Announcing the OPENING of TRUE STUDIO CHILD TOGRAPHY kks to 6 Years 0:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. day thru Saturday used Mondays the OPENING of TRUE STUDIO 271 East Center Street ANAHEIM Phone KEystone 5-8415 ACQUAINTED OFFER -- GOOD UNTIL MARCH 20 — 8x10 BLACK and WHITE REGULAR PRICE 4.85 ALL FOR — PLUS — — 8x10 BLACK and WHITE — 5x7 BLACK and WHITE TOTAL VALUE OF 14.00 THE GLAMOUR STUDIO FOR BABY The Hairpin Beauty Salon Takes Pleasure in INTRODUCING MR. 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