anaheim-gazette 1955-11-03

Football Movie, Speaker, Features Of 'Y' Fellowship Dinner Monday Showing of football movies of the Los Angeles Rams, an address by Rev. Earl Kernahan, pastor of White Temple Methodist church, and group singing under the leadership of Dave Collins will feature the Fellowship Dinner for Club leaders and advisors at the YMCA building Monday night. The dinner has been arranged by the Boys' Work committee of the Y, Charles Bush, chairman. Herb Leo, Jr., has been appointed general co-ordinator for dinner arrangements. Steve Holden, Boys' Work secretary, says the dinner will be the first in a series of training sessions for Anaheim YMCA group leaders. Invited to attend are all Boys' club leaders, Hi-Y club presidents and chiefs of all the "Y" Indian Guide tribes. Leaders of various clubs and groups attending will be given an over-all picture of YMCA activities, and will learn how their particular club leadership fits into the big picture of the YMCA in Anaheim. Ramona Avila, Native of Mexico, Dies Monday Ramon Avila, 72, a native of Mexico who came to America in 1911 and to California in 1928 and for 13 years has resided at 328 S. Vine St., died last Monday night at the family home after an extended illness. G.O.P. WOMEN FETED BY MRS. HILDRED FERRELL The home of Mrs. Hildred Ferrell at 304 E. Wilhelmina St., this city, was the setting for a luncheon on Wednesday for distinguished and local members of the California Federation of Republican Women, Southern Division. The Southern Division is made up of nine counties. Presiding at the business session was Mrs. R. G. Kenyon of San Marino, president of the Southern Division. Other officers of the division were Mrs. McIntyre Farries of Arcadia, first vice-president of the California Federation of Republican Women, and Mr. Gladys O'Donnell, immediate past president and who is on the National Federation board. Among prominent guests attending were Mrs. Thomas H. Kucher wife of U. S. Senator Kuchel and his mother, Mrs. Henry Kuchel this city. Mrs. Logan Goodknight of Long Beach was also a guest with Mrs. Walter Elliott Park of Laguna Beach. Great enthusiasm was shown at the luncheon and during the business session. Assisting Mrs. Ferrell, who treasurer of the Orange County Federation of Republican Women were Mrs. Eldridge Boothe, secretary of the Orange County Federation; Mrs. Martin Erck, president of the Fullerton Republican Women's Club, and M Clarke Simm, immediate past president of the Fullerton club w... County Sewage Problem Increases A crisis in the matter of handling sewage is developing in Orange county, it was brought out at a meeting of County Sanitation district directors in Santa Ana. Consulting engineers for Districts 2 and 3 will have a preliminary report of their surveys ready for presentation to the directors sometime around the last of this month or the first of December. Sanitation boards have been advised by the engineers that at least five new sewer trunk lines will have to be constructed in the western and northwest county area within the next five years. And, the cost has been estimated at something like $17,000,000. Rapid growth of the county, including subdivisions and industries, has nearly overloaded the county's sewer treatment plants, and Willis Warner, chairman of the board of supervisors, says that the flow in the plants is now at capacity. Chapman College Holds First Local Homecoming With "Royal Welcome" as the theme, Chapman college will greet alumni and Chapman friends at Homecoming, Nov. 12, the first such event on the new Orange campus. The Homecoming queen and her court of four princesses will be introduced to the student body, Friday (Nov. 4). The identity of the queen and her entourage has been kept under wraps since the students voted early this week. Among important Alumni Association agenda for Homecoming will be the organization of special interest groups on a permanent basis. The groups will be devoted to helping Chapman students and Ramona Avila, Native of Mexico, Dies Monday Ramon Avila, 72, a native of Mexico who came to America in 1911 and to California in 1928 and for 13 years has resided at 328 S. Vine St., died last Monday night at the family home after an extended illness. He is survived by his wife, Adela Avila; five sons, Manuel Luna and Anthony Avilla both in Los Angeles, Frank, Danny and Ruben Avilla all of Anaheim; two daughters, Miss Mary Avilla of Anaheim and Mrs. Grace Alvarado of Riverside; 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. He was a member of St. Boniface church and of the Holy Name Society in Los Angeles. Holy Rosary was recited at Hilgenfeld chapel on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock and Mass was read at St. Boniface church this (Thursday) morning at 9 o'clock. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery in Los Angeles. Influx to Southland Sets New Record State and Southland auto influx continued its record breaking pace during the first nine months of 1955, the Automobile Club of Southern California reported today. A 13 per cent increase over last year's three-quarter mark has been established by the 717,050 cars, carrying 1,953,277 passengers to the Southland, the club said. Statewide, 1,387,896 foreign cars, with 3,772,782 passengers, entered, compared to 1,257,977 cars during the same period last year. The previous southland record was set in 1953, when the nin-month influx mark totaled 662,653 cars. ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE OF MARY LOU HOXIE Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hoxie of 1779 Norfolk Lane are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Mary Lou, and James Lloyd McDonald, son of the H. M. McDonalds of Hollywood. They were married at the Golden Circle wedding chapel and at the luncheon and during business session. Assisting Mrs. Ferrell, who treasurer of the Orange County Federation of Republican Women were Mrs. Eldridge Boothe, secretary of the Orange County Federation; Mrs. Martin Erck, president of the Fullerton Republican Women's Club, and M. Clarke Simm, immediate past president of the Fullerton club was appointed a member of board and named auditor of county group. Ground work is being laid on the coming work in the next presidential election, and Republican Women's clubs throughout Southern Division are being brushed on the important work they will be doing. Authority on Latin America Speaks Forum Program A distinguished authority Latin-America comes to Fulledge High School Auditorium Hubert Herring addresses the lerton Public Forum on Thursday November 10, at 7:30 p.m. Forums are sponsored by the lerton Adult School of Education and are open to the public free charge. The colorful and variegated tory of Central and South Africa provides Mr. Herring with challenge which he meets successfully in books, teaching and tutoring. He has a gift rare and historians, the ability to his analysis come vividly alive reader and listener while at same time maintaining metric accuracy of fact. Church Plans Card Benefit St. Elizabeth Guild of St. Ael's Episcopal church will benefit card party in the parish hall at South and Sts., on Saturday, Nov. 1 p.m. Ticket chairman, Mrs. B Nyhus, says that tickets may be purchased from any me Proceeds will go into the building fund. The Homecoming queen and her court of four princesses will be introduced to the student body, Friday (Nov. 4). The identity of the queen and her entourage has been kept under wraps since the students voted early this week. Among important Alumni Association agenda for Homecoming will be the organization of special interest groups on a permanent basis. The groups will be devoted to helping Chapman students and graduates in various business and professional fields and such subjects as education, social work and religion. Next Two Months Bad for Pedestrians Dangerous days for pedestrians are just ahead says the California Highway Patrol. This statement is based on the fact that each year November and December are high accident frequency months for pedestrians. "During November and December, there were 2,187 pedestrian accidents in California, resulting in death to 157 persons and injuries to 2,022," said Commissioner B. R. Caldwell. "This is partially due to the additional number of pedestrians on streets during the evening shopping hours; and wearing dark clothing during the fall and winter months," Commissioner Caldwell added. The primary pedestrian actions causing accidents are "crossing street, not at an intersection; crossing at intersection, no signal; and walking in roadway." It is obvious that pedestrians, as well as motorists, must obey the traffic rules to avoid traffic accidents. ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE OF MARY LOU HOXIE Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Hoxie of 1779 Norfolk Lane are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Mary Lou, and James Lloyd McDonald, son of the H. M. McDonalds of Hollywood. They were married at the Golden Circle wedding chapel and are living in Los Angeles where he is associated with the E. F. Hutton Company. She is a 54 graduate of Anaheim Union High School. He majored in law at Los Angeles City college and served two years with the Navy. U. S. factory inspection laws are based on those of Massachusetts, which in turn are based upon the English statutes on the subject. W. F. PRIDAY SELECTED AS HEAD OF NEWLY FORMED PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. W. F. Priday has been chosen to head the newly formed Works Dept. for the City of Anaheim, according to Keith McCity administrator Travers Cushman will head the mechanical division; Alston G. Kohler, sanitation and street maintenance; and Rex G. Bruhns will be in charge of property maintenance and construction. The new department will handle all street cleaning, refuse collection, street maintenance, domestic sewer maintenance, maintenance of city equipment, street tree and parkway maintenance, curbs and sidewalks, parking meter installation and maintenance of all city owned buildings and properties. This work-load shift will the engineering, building parks and recreation department free to function in areas for they were originally formed plains Murdoch. Priday was chosen to head Public Works Dept. on the of his administrative exp He has been with the A city government since 1952 has been an assistant admitive officer since 1952. 82 YEARS OF DEVOTION TO ALL THAT ANAHEM ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1870 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY VOLUME LXXXIII ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, COUNTY RECEIVES FAT SUBVENTION State Controller Robert C. Kirkwood today advised Orange county that the county's share of the September highway users taxes is $139,286.21. Of the $25,128,955 in highway users taxes collected in September, $5,940,000 went to counties, $3,248,920 to the State Highway fund for cities, and $15,940,035 to the State highway fund for highways. Net gasoline taxes accounted for $22,434,430, use (diesel) fuel taxes for $1,515,228, and the monthly transfer from the motor vehicle transportation tax fund, for $1,179,061, of the $25,128,955 available for apportionment. In determining the net gasoline tax, $1,610,864 was deducted for refunds to non-highway users, $47,699 for administrative expenses, and $225,622 in unrefunded aviation fuel taxes were deducted from gross collections of $24,318,615. H.S. STUDENTS TO CONVENTION OF Jaycees Thanked by Mrs. Eisenhower Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce is in receipt of a personal thank-you card from Mrs. Dwight Elsenhower in acknowledgment of a "get-well" greeting sent to the President by Lou Dexter, chairman of the Civic and Governmental Affairs committee of the Jaycees. Mrs. Eisenhower wrote: "The President and I are deeply grateful for your expression of good wishes and prayerful concern in his illness. I assure you your message has been helpful to him." Residents Enrolled At Whittier College Fourteen residents of Anaheim are among the 1052 students enrolled at Whittier College for the fall term of the 1955-56 school year. The enrollment figure, which includes students from 24 states, Washington, D.C., Hawaii, and O. E. Hanson Retired Richard W. Gay 1956 CHEVROLET ON DISPLAY HERE AT CONE BROS. Sweeping advances in durability, safety and power, paced by a new 205-hp V8 engine, heading the engineering achievements of the 1956 Chevrolets on display at Cone Bros. The horsepower boost gives added zip for passing and pulling out of tight spots; runs the gamut of Chevrolet's line of passenger car engines; beginning with a 140-hp six featuring an 8-to- compression ratio. This engine is available with standard overdrive or Powerglide transmission; places 123- and 136-hp sixes in the 1955 line. Three Choices of V8s The 1956 line offers a choice of three V8s, including a 162-engine for cars with standard transmission and a 170-hp engine designed for Powerglide. The 205-hp Super Turbo-Fuelled Engine In determining the net gasoline tax, $1,610,864 was deducted for refunds to non-highway users, $47,699 for administrative expenses, and $225,622 in unrefunded aviation fuel taxes were deducted from gross collections of $24,318,615. H.S. STUDENTS TO CONVENTION OF HOMEMAKERS Anaheim Union High School students chosen to attend the Tenth Annual Convention of the Future Homemakers of America in San Francisco are Betty Benson, Donna Heitman and Helen Nakamura, with home economics instructor, Barbara Walker, chaperone. This week, Oct. 30 to Nov. 5, is national FHA week. In Anaheim on Sunday, members attended church. On Tuesday they took home-baked cookies to hospital patients. Yesterday, a foreign food pot luck was enjoyed. Today is Courtesy Day and tomorrow, School Day. Alpha Fern Stremke Weds G.B. Nielsen Mrs. Harry Stief's sister, Alpha Fern Strempke of Los Angeles, was married in Grace Lutheran church to Glade B. Nielsen of Hyrum, Utah. After a honeymoon at Palm Springs, the newlyweds will travel in the Pacific northwest before making their home at Logan, Utah. Announce Engagement of Lydia Louise Thurber Mr. and Mrs. Milton Thurber of Maple Plain, Minn., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Lydia Louise of 1919 Dover Pl., Anaheim, to Leonard T. Glowacki of the U. S. Army. His parents are the Felix Glowacki's of Cleveland, Ohio. He has attended Long Beach City College. She went to school in Minnesota and is associated with the Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co. They are planning a spring wedding. STORK BUSY DURING Residents Enrolled At Whittier College Fourteen residents of Anaheim are among the 1052 students enrolled at Whittier College for the fall term of the 1955-56 school year. The enrollment figure, which includes students from 24 states, Washington, D. C., Hawaii, and eight foreign countries is at its highest peak since the 1951-52 school year. Anaheim residents enrolled are Rod L. Cookus, 710 Amstutz; Vincent C. Deveney, 307 W. Chartres; John R. Ehrle, 216 W. Broadway; Yvonne L. Fitz, 9962 Lincoln Blvd.; Anna S. Fujishige, 11235 S. Harbor Blvd.; Marcus A. Gartner, Jr., 1233 N. Palm; Diane E. Gruenmay, 1268 E. Sycamore; Ruth M. Hart, 1413 Damon St.; Fred L. Head, 1733 Redwood Dr.; Karry R. Kirchman, 615 N. Carleton; Robert L. Looper, 8872 Bernice Dr. Robert L. Pope, 210 Curtis; Rafel F. Ramos, 703 S. Elder; Charlén I. Schmid, 9781 S. East St., and Barbara-L.-Simonton, 515 S. Citron. Niles O. Westberg Stricken Suddenly Niles Oscar Westberg, 74, a native of Sweden but a resident of America for 50 years and of Anaheim for eight years, was suddenly stricken Monday afternoon while working at 555 S. West St. The body was removed to Hilgenfeld mortuary and funeral services will be conducted at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. He was a foreman machinist employed by the Standard Oil Company and had been in retirement for several years. He is survived by his wife, Ruth E. Westberg of the family home at 9586 E. Valdina St., in Freeway Park. Mr. and Mrs. Octave Roquet of this city were guests of honor at a family dinner party at Knott's Berry Farm. The occasion was the celebration of their 45th wedding anniversary. 1200 Pounds of Fruit - Cake Is Compression ratio: This engine available with standard overdrive or Powerglide transmission, makes places 123- and 136-hp sixes to the 1955 line. Three Choices of V8s The 1956 line offers a choice of three V8s, including a 162-engine for cars with standard transmission and a 170-hp engine designed for Powerglide. The 205-hp Super Turbo-FV8, viked from 180 horsepower last year, has a new Chevron compression ratio high of 9 to 1. The entire line of engines, but V8s and sixes, have redesigned high-lift camshafts and hydraulic lifters. Full advantage of optional "power package" introduced lost year is extended to 1956 station wagons through a designed fuel tank which permits use of a dual exhaust system these models for the first time. New Oil Filter System The new filter system provides engine life by providing clear oil for the cylinder walls, bulbs and other moving parts; special bypass safeguards the gine against any restriction in filter. Whenever the pressure the filter inlet and outlet varies by as much as five pounds a spring-loaded valve opens route the oil directly to the oil gallery. A vital safety improvement offered by a new sealed headlamp with a redesigned beam lens pattern which more light along the right-side of the road. Lady Baden-Powder Speaker at S.A. Scout Rally Lady Baden-Powell, world guide of Girl Scouts, will guest speaker at the Santa Municipal Bowl Nov. 19 when central Orange County Girl Council holds a rally at 11 No admission is to be charged all Scouts are invited to attend Further information may be obtained at the Anaheim Girl office, 201 S. Citron. New office hours are no effect at the Girl Scout hour is open to the public from STORK BUSY DURING LAST DAYS OF OCTOBER The stork was a busy bird during the last days of October. He delivered boys to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Wilson of 305 E. La Palma Ave.; and Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Loop, 1269 E. California Pl. Recipients of girls were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dawson of 7202 Brody St., Mr. and Mrs. William Dally, 9661 Colony St., and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Buoncristiani, 1459 E. Rosewood Ave. Births To Mr. and Mrs. John Gold, Jr., of 9812 Lullaby Lane, a 7 lb. 7 oz. baby girl in Santa Ana Community hospital Oct. 25. To Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. Zehr, 10894 Highway 101, Freeway Trailer Court, in Santa Ana Community hospital Oct. 26, a 6 lb. girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens, 1702 E. Broadway, a 7 lb. 3 oz. boy in St. Joseph hospital Oct. 26. To Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis, 731 N. Olive St., an 8 lb. 1½ oz. boy in St. Joseph hospital Oct. 26. Elroy F. Oldenburg of 760 N. Olive St., is recovering from an emergency appendectomy in Cottage hospital, Fullerton. SIX WELL KNOWN MUSICIANS PERFORM BEFORE EBELL CLUB Six well known musical artists will highlight the most ambitious program of the Ebell club season on Monday, Nov. 7, at the clubhouse. The luncheon meeting will begin at 12:30 with music by "The Continentals" to follow. According to arrangements made by Mrs. Emil Mittman, Sergei Malovsky, concert pianist with 20th Century Fox will be at the keyboard. At the violin will be guide of Girl Scouts, will guest speaker at the Santa Municipal Bowl Nov. 19 when central Orange County Girl Council holds a rally at 11 No admission is to be charged all Scouts are invited to attend Further information may be obtained at the Anaheim Girl office, 201 S. Citron. New office hours are no effect at the Girl Scout hour is open to the public from 9 to 4:30 p.m., daily and close Saturdays. The annual Girl Scout dar sale begins on Saturday, 5. The price per calendar is 35 cents. A mother-daughter 5th pot-luck will be enjoyed Fremont cafeteria on Nov. 7. For reservations an formation, call Mrs. Philip program chairman at KE 5. Betty Ann Murphy will be the bride of Robert Shivy Garden Grove on Feb. 4 Boniface Catholic church announcement has been made the parents of the bride-elect and Mrs. Thomas B. Murpig 1135 Louise Drive. Doris Crane who attained in "Vagabond King." A veteran of world tour be at the cello, Joseph W Sololists are to be young s Maria Gibson, and Bill Mel was a singing sensation in Broadway productions.Janler will entertain with ch dance interpretations. ALL THAT IS GOOD IN ANAHEIM ORANGE COUNTY'S WOOLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1870 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY GAZETTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, NO. 22 E. Hanson Retires as Bank of America Head; Richard W. Gay Appointed as New Manager O. E. Hanson, a banker here for more than 35 years, retired as manager of Bank of America's Anaheim branch Monday. He was succeeded as manager by Richard W. Gay, former assistant manager. Hanson began his career with the bank here on May 15, 1920, as a teller, and climbed the promotion ladder to become manager Oct. 1, 1937. His entire 35 years were spent at Anaheim branch. His successor, Gay, has also been at the one branch since he first began as a bookkeeper 26 years ago-Oct. 3, 1929. Civic Leaders Both men have played prominent parts in civic affairs through the years. Hanson is past president of the Lions club, where he has been a member for 33 years and holds a Senior Master's Key and past president of the Chamber of Commerce and of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association. He was first secretary of the Orange county chapter of American Institute of Banking, for many years has been a captain of the big annual Hallowe'en celebration here. A Legionnaire and an Elk, he holds the post of treasurer for both the Salvation Army and the Northern Orange Rex A. Maddox Is New Trustee of Magnolia District Rex A. Maddox, 9732 Harle St., has been appointed to the board of trustees of Magnolia school district to succeed Charles E. Bever, former president of the board, who has moved out of the district. The appointment was announced by Linton T. Simmons, county superintendent of schools. Maddox' term will expire June 1, 1956. Maddox, a chief petty officer in the U.S. Navy at the Los Alamitos Naval Air Station, is the father of three children, two of whom attend Magnolia School No. 2. A career navy man with Three Choices of V8s 1956 line offers a choice three V8s, including a 162-hp e for cars with standard mission and a 170-hp engine used for Powerglide. 205-hp Super Turbo-Fire built from 180 horsepower year, has a new Chevrolet pressure ratio high of 9.25 The entire line of engines, both and sixes, have redesigned cliff camshafts and hydraulic lifters. Full advantage of the normal "power package" introduced lost year is extended to all station wagons through a regined fuel tank which permits of a dual exhaust system on models for the first time. New Oil Filter System The new filter system prolongs life by providing cleaner for the cylinder walls, bearing and other moving parts. A special bypass safeguards the engine against any restriction in the air. Whenever the pressure in the filter inlet and outlet ports is by as much as five pounds, spring-loaded valve opens to take the oil directly to the main gallery. Vital safety improvement is performed by a new sealed beam hd lamp with a redesigned lower film lens pattern which throws are light along the right-hand side of the road. Lady Baden-Powell Quest Speaker at A. Scout Rally Lady Baden-Powell, world chief ride of Girl Scouts, will be quest speaker at the Santa Ana Municipal Bowl Nov. 19 when the Central Orange County Girl Scout council holds a rally at 11 a.m. admission is to be charged and Scouts are invited to attend. Further information may be obtained at the Anaheim Girl Scout Office, 201 S. Citron. New office hours are now in contact at the Girl Scout house. It open to the public from 9 a.m., and holds a Senior Master's Key and past president of the Chamber of Commerce and of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association. He was first secretary of the Orange county chapter of American Institute of Banking, for many years has been a captain of the big annual Hallowe'en celebration here. A Legionnaire and an Elk, he holds the post of treasurer for both the Salvation Army and the Northern Orange County Boy Scouts of America. Honored at Luncheon At a Lions club luncheon in his honor Oct. 21, he was tendered life memberships in both Lions clubs and Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. Among those attending DICK GAY were Bank of America branch managers from all over the county and several senior officers from Los Angeles headquarters. The staff of the branch gave him a party and a gift last Thursday night at the Cirque restaurant, with Mrs. Hanson also an honored guest. New Manager is Active New manager Gay's career has paralleled Hanson's in many respects. He too is past president of the Chamber of Commerce, and is now treasurer and a member of the executive board. He is president of Anaheim Golf Association, and serves on the executive council of north Orange county Boy Scouts of America and on the budget committee of the Community Chest. He is past president of E. Bever, former president of the board, who has moved out of the district. The appointment was announced by Linton T. Simmons, county superintendent of schools. Maddox' term will expire June 1, 1956. Maddox, a chief petty officer in the U.S. Navy at the Los Alamitos Naval Air Station, is the father of three children, two of whom attend Magnolia School No. 2. A career navy man with 10 years' service, he was graduated from San Diego schools. A Growing District The new trustee will find that Magnolia district now has an enrollment of 1933 students, with 1300 attending Magnolia School No. 1. According to Kenneth Nielsen, superintendent of the district, a survey of homes completed, but not yet occupied, and homes under construction, shows that the district can expect a school enrollment of about 3100 by next September. Expansion Planned On the drafting boards for construction in the district are three new schools: one at Gilbert and Cerritos to have 38 classrooms and two kindergartens; one at Magnolia and Crescent Aves., 20 classrooms and two kindergartens; and 16 classrooms and two kindergartens are being added to the present Magnolia School No. 1. JUNIOR EBELLS PLAN DANCE FOR DEC. 11 Reservations from members of the Junior Ebell club are being taken for the Christmas Dinner dance to be held on Sunday, Dec. 11 at the Los Alamitos Turf club. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. The drama sections of the junior and senior Ebell club have combined to present an all-nations festival play. Mrs. Joe Thompson is directing. The Junior Ebell Welfare section will meet on Tuesday, Nov. 8 to make Christmas stockings. A beginner bridge class will start on Tuesday, Nov. 15, at the Clubhouse at 7:30. The course will be held on the first Monday and third Tuesday of each month for four months. Members are invited to call Dorothy Tyreman at Bride of Girl Scouts, will be best speaker at the Santa Ana Municipal Bowl Nov. 19 when the Central Orange County Girl Scout Council holds a rally at 11 a.m. Admission is to be charged and Scouts are invited to attend. Further information may be obtained at the Anaheim Girl Scout Office, 201 S. Citron. New office hours are now in effect at the Girl Scout house. It open to the public from 9 a.m., 4:30 p.m., daily and closed on saturdays. The annual Girl Scout Calendar sale begins on Saturday, Nov. The price per calendar is to be $6 cents. A mother-daughter 5th grade lot-luck will be enjoyed in the remont cafeteria on Monday, Nov. 7. For reservations and information, call Mrs. Philip Bird, program chairman at KE 5-6477. Betty Ann Murphy will become the bride of Robert Shivley of Garden Grove on Feb. 4 at St. Moniface Catholic church. This announcement has been made by the parents of the bride-elect, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Murphy of 135 Louise Drive. MUSICIANS REBELL CLUB Doris Crane who attained fame in "Vagabond King." A veteran of world tours will be at the cello, Joseph Ulstein. Soloists are to be young soprano, Maria Gibson, and Bill Meigs who was a singing sensation in several Broadway productions. Jane Mueler will entertain with character dance interpretations. New Manager is Active New manager Gay's career has paralleled Hanson's in many respects. He too is past president of the Chamber of Commerce, and is now treasurer and a member of the executive board. He is president of Anaheim Golf Association, and serves on the executive council of north Orange county Boy Scouts of America and on the budget committee of the Community Chest. He is past president of the Rotary club, was blood bank chairman last year, is a Mason and a Legionnaire. Three years ago the bank's management picked him as one of the winners of Bank of America A. P. Giannini Foundation scholarships, and sent him for three years of summer sessions to University of Wisconsin Banking School for advanced banking studies. He successfully completed the course last summer. New Officer Named A new officer was recently added to Anaheim branch staff so that there would still be a full complement of officers with Hanson's retirement. The new man is Don O. Kenney, who began as a junior clerk in Los Angeles in 1940 and reached an officer's rank in 1950, even though he had spent four years out of the period in military service. He came here October 17 from his position as an assistant credit officer at Los Angeles headquarters. Newly elected officers of the Korn Huskers 4-H Club are Sally Caulder, president; Cory Van der Hamm, vice-president; Sharon Johnson, recording secretary; Beatrice Van der Poel, corresponding secretary; Lynn Pletz, treasurer; and Clada Pletz, reporter. Business Activity Remains Brisk Continuing a tendency toward a rounding off in the business curve which has been apparent since mid-year business activity in the southern half of California expanded in September for the eleventh consecutive month. James F. McWaters, manager of Security-First National Bank's Anaheim Branch, announced today. Last month the bank's general business index was 14.1 per cent above a year ago. During the past six months, the index has shown year-to-year increases approximating 14 to 15 per cent. Building permits issued in southern California declined more than the usual seasonal amount last month. The total valuation of $154,282,000 in September was 10 per cent above a year ago but the lowest total for any month since February. Population has continued to expand at a rapid pace. The trend of general business has been strongly upward, with employment and incomes climbing to record levels.