anaheim-gazette 1955-05-12

Casey-Beckham Indian Fleet Make-Um Big Haul LUIS PATRON MAZATLAN CLIMAX OF a Mexican fishing trip is shown above as, left to right, Lowen (Big Chief) Casey, Jim (National Life) Taylor and Fred (Medicine Man) Beckham stand before their catch at Mazatlan. The Casey-Beckham Pontiac company sponsored the trip but instead of a new 1955 Pontiac trio went south in the air. They reported fishing and weather very wonderful and assert that the fish you see above are own catch. New Restaurant Being Planned Bob Dalton, owner of Bob Dalton's Steak House and successful restaurateur for the past 16 years on La Cienga's "Famous Restaurant Row," will begin construction immediately on his new restaurant in Newport Beach directly adjacent to the Lido shopping center. The new eating establishment, representing an investment in excess of one-quarter of a million dollars, will be built in the style of an English waterfront tavern. Fronting the bay, the restaurant will have completely modern boat docks for both tenant and guest yachting enthusiasts. Those who rent slip space will have at their disposal a private recreation room, boat lockers, and other facilities normally associated with a yachting club. Regular restaurant service will be available to all those who use the boat docks and wish to have their meals served aboard. According to Dalton, a total of $12,000.00 will be spent on the docks to afford those them every convenience. We Have Some Money For You... For A New Home It'S YourS For The AsKING! Get started today on a Home Ownership Program. Come in and arrange for a home Mrs. Harold R. New President Junior Ebell Mrs. Harold Rankin was president of the Anaheim Ebell club at the May and will be assisted in year by the following of the board: Mrs. Britt G. vice-president; Mrs. Doyle, second vice-presideRichard Mettler, recorditary; Mrs. Donald Hein, sponding secretary; Mrs. Graham, treasurer; Mrs. Tyreman, curator; Mrs. Gordon, parliamentaria NEW HOME IT'S YOURS FOR THE ASKING! Get started today on a Home Ownership Program. Come in and arrange for a home loan on an easy monthly payment plan, "custom built" to your own financial requirements. YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US CURRENTLY EARNS 3½% AND IS INSURED UP TO $10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Founded June 20, 1921 On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, Calif. Center and Lemon Sta. Phones KE 5-2158—KE 5-2159 Too Slow Drivers Cited as Hazards The driver who creeps along blocking the fast moving traffic lane has suffered another setback. California Highway Patrol Commissioner B. R. Caldwell has cited a recently concluded jury trial to emphasize the necessity for slower moving vehicles to travel in the right hand lane or as close to the right edge of the roadway as is practicable. A motorist in violation of this vehicle code provision was cited into court by a California Highway Patrol officer for traveling at speeds of from 10 to 45 miles per hour in the inside traffic lane on San Francisco's heavily traveled Bayshore Freeway. The violator demanded a jury trial, was found guilty, and was assessed a $50,00 fine. "Many drivers fail to realize that traveling too slow ranks with traveling too fast as a frequent cause of serious traffic accidents. It is the duty of any motorist to keep as far to the right as possible if he is not keeping pace with the normal flow of traffic," Caldwell said. "The action of this jury once more indicates the validity of this law and emphasizes the necessity for compliance with its provisions," he added. Panhellenic Society Gives Scholarships When the Panhellenic Society, of Northern Orange county held its annual May tea, at the Fullerton home of Mrs. Charles Peterson, scholarship award winners to four-year colleges were as follows: Karen Brand, of Anaheim Overweight Teen-Agers Should Eat A Good Breakfast Overweight, actual or implied, plagues the teen-age group. This is to dieting—sometimes carried to the danger point. The overweight adolescent requires skillful guidance from parents especially the mother. Too much nagging or urging may result in teen-ager eating more food to show his independence. Mothers, working under a doctor's direction, can help their teen-agers understand why they gain weight and how they can lose weight. Overeating causes overweight. It is as simple as that to understand it. It is not so easy to lose weight. Teen-agers need help in learning the caloric value of food and breakfast is important. Often times teen-agers accept restrictive they know the reasons why they are necessary. Research has shown that skipping breakfast is ineffective as a weight reducing method. Breakfast is skipped there is the tendency to resort to between snacks which add calories, or to overeat at the other two meals. Are two easy ways for the day's total of calories to climb. After a overnight fast, the body needs food to carry on. The food eaten at fast is used efficiently—it is not as apt to be stored as fat. Teen-agers, even those who are reducing, who get from ¼ to their day's food will have a happier morning, turn out more woo-more alert, and won't tire as easily. Mothers must tempt teen-agers to eat breakfast. What teen-agers could refuse to eat the attractive 400 calorie breakfast pictured above is pretty, tastes good and follows a mended by doctors and dieticians—such as milk, bread and fruit. The illustrated breakfast includes strawberries, shredded whole round, a slice of white bread, a half pat of butter, a glass of milk, and coffee, if desired. Panhellenic Society Gives Scholarships When the Panhellenic Society of Northern Orange county held its annual May tea, at the Fullerton home of Mrs. Charles Peterson, scholarship award winners to four-year colleges were as follows: Karen Brand, of Anaheim Union High school, Valerie Williams of Fullerton Union High school, and Kathryn Coffman of Fullerton Junior college. Thirty girls and their mothers attended the tea and saw the award presentations made by Mrs. military weapon in World War 1. C. B. Neighbors, scholarship chairman. Mrs. Paul Baker and Mrs. Robert Stevenson were co-chairmen of the affair. Among the local Regiment women, who attended the convention in Laguna Beach club president; Jean Aldo Mmes. Charles Neukom, Slack, Eva Boyd and Jamter. More Fine-Car than any other car priced so low! FINE-CAR POWER! Pontiac's husky 200-horsepower Strato-Streak V-8 with four-barrel carburetor, optional at low extra cost, delivers more power than any car within hundreds of dollars of its price. And road records are proving that this power is teamed with the greatest economy in Pontiac history. FINE-CAR POWER! Pontiac's husky 200-horsepower Strato-Streak V-8 with four-barrel carburetor, optional at low extra cost, delivers more power than any car within hundreds of dollars of its price. And road records are proving that this power is teamed with the greatest economy in Pontiac history. FINE-CAR STYLE! No car at any price is so beautifully distinctive. Pontiac's future-fashioned Twin-Streak styling and Vogue Two-Toning set it apart from all other cars—point the way to tomorrow. FINE-CAR SIZE! Pontiac is a big car where it counts—with a long, road-hugging 122" or 124" wheelbase. On any road, at any speed, you enjoy the safe, secure feeling that goes with genuine fine-car size and heft. FINE-CAR COMFORT! Pontiac's extra size means big-car comfort—room to stretch out and relax. Wide-stance rear springs and Shock-Proof chassis float you along in luxury style, surrounded by fine-car appointments. SEE AND DRIVE HISTORY'S FASTEST SELLING CASEY - BECKHA 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST.—ANAHEIM—KE 5-2857 or KE 5-2858 Executive Board of Edison P-TA Meets The Edison P-TA Executive Board met on Monday, May 9 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Hibbard, 1122 Boden Dr., to make arrangements for the regular meeting to be held today (May 12) at the school. Mrs. Carl Hatfield, retiring president of the Anaheim P-TA Council, will install officers for the coming year and a special program will be presented by the 6th grade. Mrs. Evelyn Sonnie, curriculum consultant for the city schools, is to be guest speaker. The father-son banquet will be held this evening, May 12, at Savanna school. The annual picnic has been scheduled at the school grounds on Friday, May 20, according to superintendent Wayne Butterbaugh. Katella Students See 'Davy Crockett' Students of Katella school were delightfully surprised on Thursday afternoon by an assembly program which included the appearance of famous Disneyland character, Davy Crockett, in the person of Fess Parker, TV and movie star, who appeared complete with coonskin cap, Arkansas toothpick (a hunting knife, of course) and antique shootin' iron. After a brief talk, Parker led the children in singing the song of Davy Crockett, and answered questions. The frontier character appeared at the school through arrangements made by Mrs. Mary Jane Burton, first grade teacher, and principal, Martin Morocco. Among the local Republican women, who attended the recent convention in Laguna Beach were club president; Jean Alden, and Mmes. Charles Neukom, Claude Slack, Eva Boyd and James Carter. Escrow with Security at... SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ANAHEIM BRANCH — CENTER AT LEMON (Open Fridays Until 6) One-Car Features er car ow! IF you were to guess Pontiac's price on the basis of its style, performance and size, you'd surely guess hundreds of dollars higher than its actual cost. Pontiac measures up with the finest on any point of comparison—except price. It's a simple matter of fact that you can buy a big, powerful Pontiac for less than many models of the lowest-priced cars and much less than stripped economy models of higher-priced makes! After a close inspection of Pontiac's luxury and quality and a few miles commanding its mighty 200-horsepower Strato-Streak V-8, buyers from both ends of the price scale are switching to Pontiac in record-breaking numbers. Come in soon for the clinching facts and figures. You'll make the very pleasant discovery that if you can afford any new car, you can afford a Pontiac—and step directly into the fine-car class! Can you see, steer, stop safely? Check your car—check accidents. FASTEST-SELLING Pontiac CKHAM PONTIAC OPEN EVS. "TIL 10 P." "A GOOD DEAL AND A GOOD DEAL MORE"