anaheim-gazette 1956-02-02

3 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs. Feb. 2, 1954 Paul G. Winters At Pomona College Paul G. Winters, freshman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winters, Rt. 2, 8912 Hoffman st., Aanaheim is among 1040 students enrolled at Pomona college for the year 1955-56, according to Dr. J. Edward Sanders, dean of admissions. Winters, who was graduated from Anaheim Union High School, plans to major in physics at Pomona. Forty-nine Pomona students claim residence outside continental United States. 12 coming from Hawaii. Mexico has eight students; the Philippines, six; Japan, three, and Canada, El Salvador, France, Greece, and India, two each. Costa Rica, Formosa, Guatemala, Hong Kong, Iran, Israel, Italy, Malaya, Nigeria and Peru are also represented. Births To: Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bowman, 2110 Grayson St., a 5 lb. 12 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on Jan. 25. To: Mr. and Mrs. William Ryan, 1335 Ferndale St., a 7 lb. 9 oz. daughter in St. Joseph hospital on Jan. 25. Jr. Assistance League Ball to Be Held Mar. 14 "The "Starlight Ball," third annual spring dance, will be held on March 3 at the new Disneyland hotel, announced ways and means chairman, Mrs. George Tokar, when the Junior Assistance League of Anaheim met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Jay Reed, 815 Pine Ridge Knoll, Fullerton. Great interest in the affair has already been shown by members and their friends, since this is the first dance to be held in the hotel's new ballroom. Committee co-chairmen for this early spring social event are Mrs. William Suitter and Miss Joyce Sweeney, decorations; Mmes. James Morris and Walter Kirkhart, hostesses; and Mmes. John Ganahl and Jay Reed bid sales. A six-dollar donation per couple will aid the league's philanthropies. At the meeting, the group voted to support financially a diagnostic clinic to be held at the Orange county hospital for spastic children and children subject to seizures. The Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults will also be assisted this year, when the members will distribute to the schools Easter bunny coin cards for the use of the children in making contributions. VFW Auxiliary To Assist in Easter Seal Event As a community service member of the VFW Auxiliary, 3173 voted to distribute E Seal Containers to Anaheim school for the Orange County Crisis Children's Society, at a meet on Monday evening, Jan. 23, cile Baxter, president, called meeting to order. Another project of the Auxiliary will be the presentation of an American flag to the Scouts of Magnolia school at next meeting. This is in connection with the Auxiliary Americaism and youth activities program. To assist in the rehabilitation of veterans in the recent floodaster in the northern part of state, a check for $10 was sent to the Department of California These contributions will also be building a reserve fund for future disasters in this state. Other check for $46 was sent to the Department of California Capital fund, which completes local auxiliary's quota of $1 member. Emma Daniels, sewing clam man, reported that nine members attended the luncheon and all sewing session at her home; a total of 155 bed soakers m It was also reported that C Baxter, the president, one more and three delegates attend the recent district meeting. Special guest night has been BRUCE'S TV SALES & SERVICE SERVICE CALLS IN ANY AREA DAY or NIGHT HAVE LOANERS LEhigh 9-6125 ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 605 S. Los Angeles St. Anahelm At the meeting, the group voted to support financially a diagnostic clinic to be held at the Orange county hospital for spastic children and children subject to seizures. The Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults will also be assisted this year, when the members will distribute to the schools Easter bunny coin cards for the use of the children in making contributions. Mrs. Ross Walker, projects chairman, described the activities of her Christmas committee headed by Mrs. R. K. Wines, which purchased and wrapped toys, filled Christmas stockings and distributed them to over 50 children in this area. Further, she added, two layettes were delivered to needy homes and several families received clothing. The membership was furnished with a schedule for the dental clinic covering the remainder of the year. Mrs. Reed was assisted by Mrs. Joseph Truxaw, Mrs. Kenneth Lae and Mrs. William Sutherland in serving dessert and coffee as the business meeting was adjourned. The February meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Heuler, 906 W. Pioneer Drive, Anaheim. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUE A marriage license has been sued to Bernard E. Weiss of N. Philadelphia St., and his fiil Hildegard Hardt of La Habra. To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert mick, 1231 E. Hampshire St. lb. 12 oz. daughter in Santa Community hospital on Jan. IT'S MORE We're NEVER UNSURE YOU CAN BUY A NEW 1956 VOICE YOU CAN BUY A NEW 1956 CHEVROLET AS LOW AS $169800 G.M.A.C. FINANCING CONE BR ANAHEIM—215 N. Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-1143 and W VO ★ Au VFW Auxiliary to Assist in Easter Seal Event A community service, members of the VFW Auxiliary No. 3 voted to distribute Easter Containers to Anaheim stores in the Orange County Crippled Children's Society, at a meeting Monday evening, Jan. 23. Cedar Baxter, president, called the meeting to order. Another project of the Auxiliary will be the presentation of American flag to the Cub Scouts of Magnolia school at their meeting. This is in conjunction with the Auxiliary American and youth activities program. To assist in the rehabilitation veterans in the recent flood disaster in the northern part of the state, a check for $10 was sent to Department of California. These contributions will also help building a reserve fund for any future disasters in this state. Another check for $46 was sent to Department of California hospital fund, which completes the annual auxiliary's quota of $1 per member. Emma Daniels, sewing chairmen, reported that nine members ended the luncheon and all day long session at her home, with total of 155 bed soakers made. She also reported that Cecile latter, the president, one memorial and three delegates attended recent district meeting. Special guest night has been set New Chevrolet Trucks Feature 6-Speed Trans. An exclusive six-speed automatic transmission that promises a significant advance in safety and vehicular control leads the list of developments on Chevrolet's more powerful and versatile truck fleet for 1950. Products of an intensive research and engineering program, the latest "Task Force Trucks" will go on display in dealer showrooms on Friday, January 27. Designed to meet virtually every specialized truck requirement, the new line features: Automatic transmissions for all models except school buses. The sensational new Powermat-to six-speed unit is offered on 15 models in the two-ton group. A new optional heavy-duty five-speed manual shift transmission is available on a total of 17 two-ton models. More powerful V8 and six cylinder engines. The total of nine engines includes four V8s and five sixes. Safety advances, including new sealed beam headlights, an optional governor for the high powered truck V8 and a hydraulic retarder which is part of the Powermatic mechanism augmenting the regular braking system. Basketball Teams Near Completion Of Schedules Here Interest is running high in the park and recreation department sponsored basketball leagues as they near the completion of their schedules. On next Tuesday evening, Jan. 31, in the high school gym, the church league will continue with Southern Baptist facing Zion Lutheran followed by Latter Day Saints vs. Grace Lutheran. On the same night at Western Junior High, St. Boniface will play Zion Lutheran and First Presbyterian will face First Baptist. The industrial teams will meet on Wednesday, Feb. 1, at the high school gym when Sylvania Electric will play Alpha Beta Foods followed by Delco Battery vs. Northrop. At the same time in Western Junior high gym, it will be Kwikset Locksmen vs. Robertshaw Fulton and Kwikset Hornets vs. Anaheim Teachers. Play begins at 7:30. The National Tuberculosis Association supported by the Christmas Seal Sale was the first organization in which doctors and laymen banded together to fight a specific disease. New President Of WRC Presides When the A. B. Paul Women Relief Corps met at the IC hall, the new president, Bet Leep, was in the chair to welcome two visitors from Fullerton to hear a request for an American Flag from a local Girl Scout troop. A wide range of philanthropy was reflected in the relief coors for the month, which was as low: $30 worth of clothing tributed among the needy; $20 donated toward child welfare; to polio fund; $2 for T.B. stam; $45.00 worth of canned food clothing collected for flood victims; $5 donated to Red Cross for flood relief; $1.50 to Anahi Girl scouts; gift remembrance sent to six shut-ins at Christmastree dolls dressed and sent Arlington Girl's Town; four calls made and two funeral services. The Greeks had a word for "phthisis." It's been called or sumption, the wasting disease, white plague. Today it's called berculosis. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-410 Mamma Daniels, sewing chairboard, reported that nine members ended the luncheon and all day ing session at her home, with total of 155 bed soakers made. was also reported that Cecile letter, the president, one memand three delegates attended recent district meeting. Special guest night has been set Feb. 27 when each member invite a guest from some other VFW Auxiliary. Birthdays occurring in Decemand January were noted, these Freda Kraemer, Dorothy Allonee, Mollie Claes, Jean Robbery, Marion Hart and Amy Whitena. Dorothy Mallonee was hostess the meeting with one special ist present, Florence Jensen of Anson, Iowa. VFW Auxiliary, it meeting will be Feb. 13. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED Marriage license has been isted to Bernard E. Weiss of 623 Philadelphia St., and his fiance, degard Hardt of La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Helk, 1231 E. Hampshire St., a 7 12 oz. daughter in Santa Ana community hospital on Jan. 25. More powerful V8 and six cylinder engines. The total of nine engines includes four V8s and five sixes. Safety advances, including new sealed beam headlights, an optional governor for the high powered truck V8 and a hydraulic retarder which is part of the Powermatic mechanism augmenting the regular braking system. VISITORS FROM INDIA Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Holland of 8095 Alamo St., Freeway Park, are enjoying a visit from their daughter and family, Dr. and Mrs. R. K. Anderson and children. They are enroute to New York City from Delhi, India, where Dr. Anderson has been serving as a representative of the Rockefeller Foundation of Medicine and Public Health. MARRIAGE LICENSES Marriage licenses have been issued to Judy Mae Morales of 805 E. Sycamore st., and Arthur Rambo of Santa Ana; to Lloyd Cofield and June Reinertson, both of 8022 Heffron Dr., Anaheim; and to Lucille Van Zee of 120 N. 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