anaheim-gazette 1955-04-21

Sixteen Employees Of Kwikset Locks Given Promotions Sixteen employees of Kwikset Locks, Inc., have received promotions during the past month. Receiving the promotions are: Les Marlin from shipping clerk to production control expeditor; L. B. Ellis from powdered metal leadman to master mechanic, powdered metals; Shirley Forsgren from secretary to executive secretary; Winifred Graham from stenographer to secretary; Jo Wymore, clerk "B" to clerk "A"; Gil Kochler, traffic manager to manager of traffic, receiving, shipping, warehouse; Bill Kjer, mechanical finishing operator "A" to storekeeper, primary parts; William Davidson, salvage operator to punch press operator "B"; Marguerite Dyke, laquer line loader and unloader to final assembler; Melvin Lain, powdered metals mechanic "B" to operator "A"; Billy Sumner, shipping leadman to advertising clerk; Tom Green, shipping clerk to shipping leadman; Theresa Brennan, assembly punch press operator to cylinder fabricator; Larry Hernandez, automatic polishing machine operator "B" to polisher and buffer "A"; Joe Madigan, industrial engineer to incentive administrator. Circle Meetings Held by Groups Of White Temple The White Temple April Circle meetings were held last Thursday. Girl Scouts and Brownies Entertain County Old Folks Five Brownie and Intermediate Girl Scout troops, representing 50 girls, participated in giving an Easter party at the Orange County Old Folks Home on Good Friday. Sponsors were the Stanton Lady Lions. Mrs. Florence Murokao, chairman, and Mrs. Julia Kiitano took charge of arrangements. Entertainment included dances and music. A variety of colorful costumes were used. The program was begun with an Irish jig danced by Lance Michelle and Terry Burnett, Kathy Spleer, Carolyn Binns, Vickie Stuart, Lee and Kit Parker, Loretta Bailey, Pat Phillips, Carol Johnson, Karen Ward, Ruth Wagner, and Dottie Escalante. Next was a Japanese dance by Katherine Okeda and Judy Miye. Lance Burnett followed with two accordion solos. After Carolyn Binns sang two Indian numbers, Vickie Stuart performed a Hawaiian dance. A skit by Gale Younts' troop preceded the grand finale which was a program of Brownie and Girl Scout songs sung by all the girls. Gifts made by the girls were distributed to each person in the Home. There were long strings of beads made by Mrs. Raymond Binns and Mrs. Donal Younts' troops, ceramic pins made by Mrs. Orval Burnett's girls. Mrs. Frank Stuart's group had make ashtrays for each of the men. Mrs. Cecil Bryan's scouts had made sachets for those ladies confined to bed. Magazines were distributed also. All this and refreshments, too! The girls had made bunny rabbit cookies. These were served with Of People by JOAN S. WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boney enjoyed a visit at their N. Helene St. home from their son-in-laws and daughter, Maj. and Mrs. Marianne Mellett who have just returned from a three-year tour of duty in Bavaria. Mrs. Max Hiltscher, retired president of Fremont P-TA, was guest of honor at a surprise luncheon party given by the Boys members in recognition of many years of service to the organization. A softball league for Anaheim and Fullerton women players being organized for early summer competition and games will play one night a week at local parks. Those interested are invited to call KE 5-7993. The Paddock Pool Co., has been chosen to make alterations additions to the city park plus by the Anaheim City Council Their was the low bid of $138. Installation of officers is on agenda of the Horace Mann P-matching scheduled for 7:30 tonight (Thursday) at the school. Among the newest members the Anaheim "stork club" are Mrs. Clifford Tracy, 1 Magnolia St. They became able for membership on April upon the birth of a 6 lb. 12 baby girl. Circle Meetings Held by Groups Of White Temple The White Temple April Circle meetings were held last Thursday, in various members homes. The Goodyear Circle met with Mrs. G. M. Sparks, 738 N. Pine St., with Mrs. Stanley Hawkins assisting her mother in hostess duties. Mrs. Richard Goodyear presided over the meeting with Mrs. E. S. Williamson in charge of devotions. Mrs. C. I. Andrews presented the study book to the 20 members present. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Paul Demaree, 636 Live Oak Drive. Mrs. G. M. Bennett, 1248 Glenwood, hostessed the Russell Circle with Mrs. Harris assisting. Fourteen were present at the meeting over which Mrs. Russell presided with Mrs. Ernest Leep giving devotions. Mrs. Elmer Hamilton presented the study book to the group. The May meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Archie Engle, 1812 Cristine, Fullerton. Ashworth Circle The Ashworth Circle met with Mrs. Richard Cartwright, 813 N. Lenz, with Mrs. W. H. Martin as hostess to the 20 present. Mrs. Ashworth presided over her Circle with Mrs. Richard Cartwright in charge of devotions. Mrs. Harry N. Callen completed the study book. Members welcomed Mrs. H. J. Fackiner back after four months absence. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Bernard S. Ashworth, 722 South Helena. Mrs. M. A. Vinding presided over her Circle, making plans for the pledge dinner last Sunday at which they served. The Vinding Circle met with Mrs. Elmer Simms, 735 N. Zeyn with 12 present. Mrs. C. C. Wise gave devotions and Mrs. Sam Lindsay the study book. May meeting will be a potluck at 12:30 in Anaheim city park. The Tessner Circle met with Mrs. Melvin Hilgenfeld, 804 W. Broadway, with Mrs. Fred Edwards presiding. PFC James L. Wolford, 21, son of Mrs. C. N. Stiner, Anaheim, is among 20,000 soldiers stated to participate in Exercise Apple Jack during May at the Yakima Firing Center near Fort Lewis, Wash. Apple Jack will test the efficiency of infantry and support units in mountainous and desert terrain. The simulated use of atomic weapons will be one of the conditions of the exercise. Pvt. Wolford, whose father, J. L.-Wolford, Sr., lives in Rupert, Idaho, entered the Army in January 1953 and received basic training at Fort Lewis, Wolford is a 1953 graduate of Eureka High school. Installation of officers is on agenda of the Horace Mann P- meeting scheduled for 7:30 tonight (Thursday) at the sch Among the newest members the Anaheim "stork club" are and Mrs. Clifford Tracy, 1 Magnolia St. They became able for membership on April upon the birth of a 6 lb. 12 baby girl. Cosette Peltzer, a blue-senior student at Anaheim U High school was chosen Queen of Easter Week at New Beach, Ken Cotter of Ana was master of ceremonies. The United Brotherhood of penters and Joiners of America planning to erect an asses hall-on Vermont street near street. License to wed has been Woodie Hall Jackman, 66, 94 West St., Anaheim, and Benter Esterbrook, 69, 101 N. St., Santa Ana. George Washington P-TA stalled officers at a meeting the school at 2:15 Wednesday April 20. Louise Miller was hoste PASSENGER COMFORT All Metro buses serving Southern California's 4 busiest counties operate with three main objectives. These are to get you to your destination safely, speedily... and comfortably. Metro makes every effort to assure its patrons a smooth, relaxing ride, and friendly, courteous service. To date Metro has put into operation 265 new, modern buses equipped with special features, such as "air-suspension" riding, form-fitting seats, the latest in lighting and ventilation. METROPOLITAN COACH LINES Serving 125 communities in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties. For Metro travel information, call KE 53404 For safety—GO METRO Of People ... and things and Mrs. Robert Boney are going a visit at their N. Helena home from their son-in-law Laughter, Maj. and Mrs. Ma-Mellett who have just return from a three-year tour of duty in avaria. Max Hiltscher, retiring student of Fremont P-TA, was honored at a surprise lunch-party given by the Board in recognition of her years of service to the oration. Softball league for Anaheim Fullerton women players is organized for early summer petition and games will be held one night a week at local Those interested are invited call KE 5-7993. The Paddock Pool Co., has been chosen to make alterations and additions to the city park plunge Anaheim City Council's was the low bid of $31. Installation of officers is on the agenda of the Horace Mann P-TA being scheduled for 7:30 p.m. (Thursday) at the school among the newest members of Anaheim "stork club" are Mr. Mrs. Clifford Tracy, 11391 nollia St. They became eligible for membership on April 11 in the birth of a 6 lb. 12 oz. girl. the Triple F Social Club for installation of officers held Wednesday, April 20. Loyalty Month was inaugurated on Sunday at White Temple Methodist church and will be observed each Sunday until Mothers' Day, May 8. Mrs. Carlton Cromie of Anaheim has been named president of the Orange County Deanery of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women. Installation of officers will highlight the Benjamin Franklin P-TA meeting on Thursday, April 21. Mrs. Harry Arnold of Anaheim will be installed on May 11 as first vice-president of the Orange County Federation of Womens' clubs, Junior membership. The annual convention of the Orange County Federation of Women's Clubs will be April 29 in Orange with registration to begin at 9:30 a.m. The drama section of the Anaheim Ebell Club will entertain. The Drama Section of the Anaheim Ebell Club will provide the entertainment for the afternoon session of the Orange County Federated Women's Clubs' meeting on April 29. License to wed has been issued Betty Daly Silva of 738 N. Vine St. Anaheim, and William L. Soroptimist Ladies Plan Conference Mrs. Vera Auest, Mrs. Virginia Sweftzer, and Mrs. Mildred Allen will represent the newly formed Soroptimist International of Anaheim at the regional conference of the international women's service organization to be held at the Huntington-Sheraton hotel, Pasadena, April 22-24. It was announced at a business meeting of the local club. Mrs. Auest, president of the Anaheim Soroptimists, said the conference is the outstanding event of the year for the Soroptimists of the Southwestern states. Delegates will represent clubs in Arizona, New Mexico, Mexico, and Southern California. The Soroptimist International of Anaheim meets Tuesday noon at Werner's on West Center St. Anaheim Gazette Theodore B. Kuchel Publisher J. E. "Andy" Mellen, Adv. Manager Published Thursday of each Week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Entered as second class mail matter under the Act of March 8, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: $25 per month by carrier or $3 per year by carrier or main. First Competitors Sign in for County Fair Pirate Queen First competitors in the Pirate Queen contest for the 65th Anniversary, Orange County Fair and Miss Stephanie Stier of San Claremont and Miss Pat Rilyk Huntington Beach, with sprint selections undesay way in mose that a dozen other Orange county munities. Registration of individual girls will continue through the spring months, representing Orange, Garden Grove, Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Placentia, Anahelm, Fullerton, Brea, Laguna Beach, San Ana, Stanton, and Los Alamitos. Mrs. Duane VeDel of Brea again will be supervisor of activities for the Pirate Queen and her prizes during the Fair season. RACI FROM ANAHEIM: Drive Center Street-Lincoln Ave Highway 39, turn left on Hile to Katella Avenue, turn right miles to track entrance. GEN. ADM. Clubhouse $2 tax loc. Installation of officers is on the da of the Horace Mann P-TA scheduling scheduled for 7:30 p.m. (Thursday) at the school. Among the newest members of Anaheim "stork club" are Mr. Mrs. Clifford Tracy, 11391 Nolia St. They became eligible for membership on April 11 in the birth of a 6 lb. 12 oz. girl. Osette Peltzer, a blue-eyed or student at Anaheim Union School was chosen 1955 en of Easter Week at Newport, Ken Cotter of Anaheim master of ceremonies. The United Brotherhood of Carvers and Joiners of America is coming to erect an assembly on Vermont street near Palm Pet. License to wed has been issued Betty Daly Silva of 738 N. Vine St., Anaheim, and William L. Nietsch of Lakewood. Anahem Elks Club Installs Officers An installing team from Pasadena under the direction of past exalted ruler J. Robert Palme installed the following new officers of the Anaheim Elks club, exalted ruler, Tom Yellis, leading night, Charles Organ loyal knight, Dr. Edward Bloxson; lecturing knight, Dick Foster; secretary, Warren Ashleigh; treasurer, C. F. Woodbury; tiler, William Lake; and five-year trustee, John Ardalz, F. B. Callen was installed as alternate delegate to the Grand Lodge. Paper is thought to have been invented in China about 105 A.D. ...SURE, Here's another w Last year we loaned people living in O were made here by o This money provid merchants, income another way that BANKING THAT IS BUILDING CALIFORNIA...ba ANAHEIM BRANCH 150 East Center Street O. E. Hanson, Mgr. BALBOA BR 615 East Balboa B H. M. Holker LA HABRA BRANCH 300 West Central Avenue E. H. Larson, Mgr. NEWPORT BE 3444 V Roland A SAN CLEMENTE BRANCH 101 South El Camino Real L. A. Winterton, Mgr. The thermometer as we know it today is only 200 years old. 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