anaheim-gazette 1955-10-20

Local Servicemen Range far Afield Harry E. Watson, airman apprentice, USN son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Watson of 5832 Orange Ave., Anaheim, reported in September to Air Transport Squadron 3 at the Naval Air Station at Moffett Field. The squadron is a Naval component of the unified Navy-Air Force Military Air Transport Service. Harold Y. Moore, torpedoman's mate third class, USN, son of Mrs. Sarah E. Reintsma of 135 W. Valencia st., and James W. Lair, chief quartermaster, USN, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Lair of 906 N. Lemon St., Anaheim, have arrived at Yokosuka, Japan, for a 6-month tour of duty in the Western Pacific aboard the submarine USS Menhaden. The guppy snorkel submarine's home port is San Diego. Ronald J. Szczechowlecz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Szczechowiez of 7833 Santa Barbara ave., Anaheime, and husband of the former Miss Julie A. Rowen of Norwalk, is scheduled to complete recruit training in November at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at San Diego. The ten-week course includes instruction in all basic military subjects and the firing of all basic infantry weapons. Upon completion of training, Broadway P.T.A. Hold 1st Meeting The Broadway Parent-Teacher Association meeting Wednesday night, the first meeting of the new school year, was well attended. Mrs. Magill, the president, had a short business session and introduced board members; Mrs. F. Cruz Sandoval, vice-president; Mrs. Geo. Bell, secretary; Mrs. E. F. Arcinga, treasurer and budget; Mrs. Clark Brown, auditor; Miss E. Kate Rae, parliamentarian; Mrs. William Armentrout, membership; Mrs. Darwin Stockwell, ways and means, character and spiritual education; Mrs. Ward Erickson, publicity, health and welfare; Mrs. Paul Sanford, music and art; Mrs. Orlen Smith, hospitality. Principal James G. Hull presented the teaching staff identifying each with her grade: Eunice McConaghy, first grade; Bernice C. Jolly, Margaret Disbennett, Beverly Rees, Barbara Girven, second grade; Pay Carmichael, third grade; Gerald E. Pettus, fourth grade; Martha Cooper, special training class. Robert Shank, asst. suppt. of Anaheim Elementary schools was a special guest. Closer relationship between home and school was stressed; classrooms were visited and an opportunity to become acquainted with the school, teachers, and other parents was presented. Hostesses were the fourth grade Chevrolet, Sales Leader, to Show Models for '56 Climaxing a sales year that promises to set new all-time records for the automobile industry, Chevrolet will introduce passenger cars Friday, Nov. The new models will go on play simultaneously at show rooms across the country Although details have been held, the company has reported the forthcoming line is the most diversified in its history. W. E. Fish, general sales manager of Chevrolet, predicted on the company's most successful retail showings. "This is the biggest day of year for Chevrolet dealers," commented, "and they traditionally go all out to make it a memorial occasion for the people we visit their showrooms." "Special entertainment, rations and favors are an added policy by thousands of dealers. The expense in showroom alone will run well over $3000. Dealers want to be certain that the background and setting the new cars do justice to many improvements." A feature at many shows this year will be demonstrations in a duplicate of that clipped a full two month off the Pikes Peak hill climb." Mr. and Mrs. Henry Szczechowlez of 7833 Santa Barbara ave., Anaheim, and husband of the former Miss Julie A. Rowen of Norwalk, is scheduled to complete recruit training in November at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot at San Diego. The ten-week course includes instruction in all basic military subjects and the firing of all basic infantry weapons. Upon completion of training, the new Marines are assigned to Camp Pendleton, for further infantry training, or to one of the many Marine Corps schools. 'Indonesia Today' At Anaheim Forum Next Monday, Oct. 24, the Anaheim Evening Forum will present Dr. Lester Beck and his film entitled "Indonesia Today" as the fourth of its fall series of lectures on world affairs. Lester F. Beck has captured on color film the very essence of modern Indonesia without neglecting any of its romantic traditions. He takes us through Sumatra, Bali and Java to meet these happy, forward-looking people in their cities and their villages, to admire their superb native arts, crafts, and music, to participate in their lively festivals and ceremonies, to share in the extravagant beauty of their homeland. Picturesque, exotic, with all the subtle flavor of the Orient, this young republic has patterned its hard-won independence from the Dutch in the same democratic ideals that have shaped our own country. Dr. Beck, professor of psychology at the University of Southern California, journeyed to the Pacific islands in 1953 to serve as an adviser on problems of mass communication. He is a specialist in documentary film production with many successful films to his credit. In Indonesia, as a guest of the Government, he was given every opportunity to film the beauty and drama he observed everywhere, producing a color-film record of breathtaking brilliance. The Forum meets in the auditorium of Anaheim Union High school, 811 West Center street. There is no admission charge for al, third grade; Gerald E. Petus, fourth grade; Martha Cooper, special training class. Robert Shank, asst. supt. of Anaheim Elementary schools was a special guest. Closer relationship between home and school was stressed; classrooms were visited and an opportunity to become acquainted with the school, teachers, and other parents was presented. Hostesses were the fourth grade room mothers assisted by board members. Wm. K. Yellis, Father of Local Man, Killed in East Wm. K. Yellis, father of Thomas E. Yellis, local dairyman, was killed in an automobile accident in Norristown, Pa., last Saturday, Oct. 15. According to reports, Mr. Yellis was driving his car and an officer, noting that another driver was driving too fast for the wet conditions of the pavement; ordered the man to slow down. He slammed on his brakes and caused his car to skid into Mr. Yellis' car in a head-on crash. Mr. Yellis was visiting with his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ketterer of nearby Willow Grove. Born in Pennsylvania 71 years ago, he came to Anaheim in 1928 and resided at 522 No. Clementine street. Surviving are two sons, Henry H. Yellis of Long Beach, and Thos. E. Yellis of Anaheim; two daughters, Mrs. Marian Haldeman and Mrs. Ethelda Eyer, both of Upland; 14 grandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. Birdella Geibel and Mrs. Maria Ketterer, both of Pennsylvania. He was a member of the Free Methodist Church in this city. Funeral services will be conducted from the chapel of Backs; Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary on Friday at 1 p.m., with the Rev. Frank Abbott officiating. Entombment will be in Belleview mausoleum in Ontario. Among local people obtaining marriage licenses were Carmen C. Verdin of 123 S. Kroeger St. and Steven C. Vargas of 7941 Holt St., Buena Park; and Mona Lee Carner of 1707 E. Santa Ana St. and Edward Lynn Moon of Motorists Fail to Note Change Many motorists have realized the changes in the code, many motorists co-Null commanding officer in California Highway Patrol area. "Despite publicity given to the new revised sections of the code, many motorists co-Null drive more closely than usual speed limit to take essary chances in order to avoid the congestion cars drivers who drive at high speed. This causes the mora who drive more closely than usual speed limit to take essary chances in order to avoid the congestion cars drivers who drive at high speed." Section 525.1 of The code," said Captain Null,icularly stressed in an effort to avoid the congestion cars drivers who drive at high speed. This section causes the mora who drive more closely than usual speed limit to take essary chances in order to avoid the congestion cars drivers who drive at high speed. The code requires any driven on a highway, at the normal speed of the road nearest the right curb on the roadway, except when preparing to make turn. This section primers cerms the multiple lane. In addition, section 525 vehicle code states that son shall drive upon at such a slow speed as or block the normal and able movement of traffic when such reduced speed necessary for safe operation. High School MYF My Planning Hallowe'en The high school MYF Temple Methodist church tend a costume Halloween at the Orbach Linda church on Saturday TOWN TOPICS from Bank of America MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Anaheim Branch Q. E. Hanson, Manager CAR NEED CARE? Like many of your neighbors you may have discovered that heavy summer driving caused extra wear and tear to your car's engine, chassis, brakes, tires or paint. No matter what it needs you can make it good as new—and safe for winter driving—with low-cost Timeplan financing. You'll save time and trouble if you have the job done now and pay out of income in small monthly instalments. It's easily arranged through your Timeplan dealer or at our bank. DID YOU KNOW THAT have savings accounts here in our county. Savability are three good their savings earn. With us now. Chevrolet, Sales Dealer, to Show Models for '56 Maxing a sales year that raises to set new all-time records for the automobile industry. Chevrolet will introduce 1956anger cars Friday, Nov. 4. The new models will go on display simultaneously at dealer rooms across the country. Details have been withheld, the company has reported forthcoming line is the most satisfied in its history. E. Fish, general sales manager of Chevrolet, predicted one of company's most successful sell showings. This is the biggest day of the year for Chevrolet dealers." Fish commented, "and they traditionally do all out to make it a memorable occasion for the people who visit their showrooms." Special entertainment, decorations and favors are an acceptable policy by thousands of dealers. The expense in showroom trim time will run well over $3,000. Dealers want to be certain that the background and setting of the new cars do justice to their improvements." A feature at many showings this year will be demonstration sales in a duplicate of the car that clipped a full two minutes of the Pikes Peak hill climb recounty Gas Man Named 62nd Pres. Guy W. Wadsworth, president and general manager of Southern Counties Gas Co., was elected Wednesday the 62nd president of the Pacific Coast Gas Assn. at the group's annual convention in Los Angeles. Southern Counties serves this area. Wadsworth succeeds as head of the regional trade organization E.D. Sherwin, president of San Diego Gas and Electric Co. The newly elected association president this year marks his 34th in the natural gas business. He was still a student at Occidental college when he joined Southern Counties, on a part-time basis. Wadsworth has extensive background in personnel work. The Humm - Wadsworth personality evaluation test has been adopted by many industrial organizations throughout the U.S. He was elected president and general manager of Southern Counties in May, 1954. Royer Lodge Plan 2nd Anniversary Members of Royer Lodge No. 396, Knights of Pythias, are planning a second anniversary party at IOOF hall, 325 W. Center st., on Oct. 25 at 6:30 p.m. The evening will open with a celebration price P-TA CONVENES AT 1ST MEETING. "We're a team let's get acquainted" was the theme of the PTA of Adelaide Price school as it held its first meeting of the current year with Mrs. Annette Campbell presiding. Students of Mrs. Hammatt's sixth grade presented the flag ceremony with Margaret Turner reading an article about research devoted to finding the name of the man who originally wrote the pledge of allegiance. An inspirational message was given by Mrs. Margaret Bender. William Ross, school principal, introduced the teachers, commenting that full day sessions started on Wednesday, Oct. 12. Reports of business at hand were given by chairmen, M. L. Man, budget and finance; Mrs. Guy Crow, secretary; Mrs. Cornellius, Membership; Wm. Pfeiffer, safety; Marjorie Relish, ways and means; Mary Marty Mann, child welfare and Mrs. George Watts, magazines. Mrs. Neva Conrad, kindergarten teacher, led group singing. Refreshments were served by Mary Peterson and the third grade room mothers. The first anniversary of Adelaide Price school was commemorated by a reading by Raymond Bender, 6th grade pupil, and a birthday song. Bonnie M. Plaisted Dies Suddenly Mrs. Bonnie M. Plaisted, wife of Robert E. Plaisted of the Anaheim Police Force, passed away suddenly at Anaheim Community hospital on Friday, Oct. 14. Bonnie In Des Moines, Ia., 37 years ago she had resided in Anaheim since 1947, the family home being 928 W. Water street. Surviving other than her husband are a daughter, Mrs. Nancy A. Hoxlede of Anaheim; a son, Robert P. Plaisted of Anaheim; her mother, Mrs. Ruth Ashley Iowa, and her father, Roland Shepheard of Anaheim. She was a member of the Baptist church. Funeral services were held from the chapel of Backs, Carbell and Kaulbars mortuary. Royer Lodge Plan 2nd Anniversary Members of Royer Lodge No. 396, Knights of Pythias, are planning a second anniversary party at IOOF hall, 325 W. Center st., on Oct. 25 at 6:30 p.m. The evening will open with a pot luck dinner with entertainment to follow. Members are requested to bring a covered dish, their own table service and a lunch cloth for the table they will occupy. Families and friends of members are invited to attend. The entire evening will be built around the Hallowe'en theme. Royer Lodge was instituted a little more than two years ago and have held their meetings in Buena Park until recently when they moved their chapter to the IOOF hall here. All future meetings will be held in the present location. Harmon Yorker, Former Resident, Passes Away Harmon Yorker, a former resident of Anaheim but residing at 1321 Franklin st., Santa Monica for about a year, passed away at Queen of Angels hospital last Saturday, Oct. 15. He was a native of Michigan. Surviving are two nephews, Albert Yorker of Anaheim, and Francis Yorker of Los Angeles. Private funeral services were held at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel on Tuesday at 4 p.m. 'World Tour' for Altrusan Members Mrs. J. Lee Rogers took Altrusans on a world tour at the bi-monthly meeting held at the Elks club. The tour was made via movies with husband, J. Lee Rogers, serving as camerman. The globe-trotting Rogers who described highlights of a trip to Asia, Africa and European countries were introduced by Reba Brown, international relations chairman. An all-nations theme was used in decorating the tables for the dinner meeting at which High School MYF Members Planning Hallowe'en Party The high school MYF of White Temple Methodist church will attend a costume Hallowe'en party at the Yorba Linda Methodist church on Saturday night, Oct. 22. SAFETY FIRST! Know where you've put your Insurance policies, Savings Bonds, automobile "pink slip," birth certificate? Important documents like these, or any valuables you'd have a difficult time replacing, can be easily and inexpensively protected in a Bank of America Safe Deposit Box. You get the peace of mind of year-round safety—for only about 14 a day. Ask us about it. B of A Quiz Corner? Did you know that more than 3,000,000 Californians have savings accounts at Bank of America—many from right here in our county. Safety, convenience and immediate availability are three good reasons why—plus the 2% interest their savings earn. Why not join them and open your account with us now. Bonnie M. Plaisted, wife of Robert E. Plaisted of the Ana-Police Force, passed away early at Anaheim Community Hospital on Friday, Oct. 14. Born in Moines, Ia., 37 years ago, and resided in Anaheim since the family home being at Water street. Deviving other than her husband a daughter, Mrs. Nancy Plaisted of Anaheim; her brother, Mrs. Ruth Ashley of Anaheim; and her father, Roland S. Heard of Anaheim. She was a member of the Baptist Church. General services were held at the chapel of Backs, Camp and Kaulbars mortuary on Tuesday at 2 p.m., the Rev. Robert Kevorkian officiating. Entombment will be in Melrose Abbey mausoleum. Births To Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dutzi, Jr., 326 S. Illinois St., girl, 5 lb. 15 oz., St. Joseph hospital Oct. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Allan B. Hughes, 1418 Arlington Lane, girl, 8 lb., 5 oz., St. Joseph hospital Oct. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Wynne, 705 S. Placentia Ave., girl, 8 lb., 8 oz., Santa Ana Community hospital Oct. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Botticelli, 9842 Lullaby Lane, boy, 6 lb., 12 oz., St. Joseph hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guerrero, 748 N. Paulina St., girl, Fullerton Cottage hospital Oct. 12. Mrs. Gertrude M. Roach Body Sent To Indiana Mrs. Gertrude M. Roach, 78 years, a native of Terre Haute, Ind., passed away at St. Joseph hospital last Sunday, Oct. 16. The body was shipped to Indiana on Tuesday by Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary, for interment in the family plot. She had resided in Anaheim for two months, the home being at 241 Spruce Drive. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Anne L. Perdiew of Anaheim; a son, David F. Roach, Jr., Palo Alto; and one brother, Lawrence Schoen of Terre Haute, Ind. She was a member of St Boniface Catholic church. Ship and Travel Santa Fe all the way The only railroad under one management between California and Chicago Santa Fe all the way The only railroad under one management between California and Chicago Santa Fe Ask about Santa Fe's new Trailer-on-Flat-Car Service W. H. FENNELL, Agent Santa Fe Station, Phone KE 5-8407 ANAHEIM, CALIF. Tired Liftin'? Automatic Gas Clothes Dryer illustrated is the new WEDGEWOOD. NEW GAS CLOTHES DRYER ...and make clothes drying as easy as tossing laundry in a hamper! 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