anaheim-gazette 1956-04-05

"You Have Good Governme NEWCOMERS and AGR CHAS. A. P OUR PROGRESS SHOULD RE-ELECTED to the HERE'S WHY ... During his administration 1. Select Industrial Expansion 2. Assistance in expediting School D 3. City and County Sewer System E 4. Extension and Relocation of Water 5. Expansion of Recreation Facilities 6. Most extensive Off-Street Parkin 7. Best in Police and Fire Protection 8. Lowest City Tax Rate in the Coun PROVEN PERFORMANCE Join Us in Re-Electing Chas. A. O. T. Johnson Victor G. Loly Oscar W. Héryng Martha K. Schumacher Kurt Epstein P. D. Lake Theodore Valkina Jesse Medaris Hazel D. London Stanley Louden Howard London Al Erickson J. A. Erickson Marie Erickson Wm. Flore J. E. Ms. Wm. Geo. PROVEN PERFORMANCE Join Us in Re-Electing Chas. A. O. T. Johnson Victor G. Lloy Oscar W. Heying Martha K. Schumacher Kurt Epstein P. D. Laksh Theodore Yelkins Morris W. Martenet Jr. George L. Carter E. E. McHenry R. P. Nippar T. K. M. Smith Joseph P. Ortichfield Ernie Jackson Rush J. Grange Robert C. Grange Ernis Owston Doug Hankins E. R. McCoy Harold W. Smith Ray D. Hardaway Henry Rumm Roos Rader Ben Roettger Edw. J. (Brick) Powers Joe Schols Harry G. Nutt Bill Nestle Leavitt A. Fgrd Oscar L. Gibbs John Steffy Chester Perlis L. M. Pickel Earle Woodward Mary C Millin Dorothy Y. Ulvostad Adella Yungbluth Walter F. Taylor Frank N. Gibbs Harry L. Norm P. A. Yungbluth Corten R. Hocking G. H. Hansen Mike Krueger Clarence Taylor Clyde W. Cromer R. Nybee F. Murphy Floyd A. Heath Millow H. Noble Robert D. Roggett Mrs. A. C. Blutcolt Ted Emerson M. P. Glenn E. M. Conn Roy Mabee George N. Watts Treas Vildman Howard Brynn Rotang Reynolds Bill Payne P. B. Leanand Howard L. Moor Rudy Lemke Jesse Medaris Hanel D. Leudon Stanley Louden Howard Louden Al Kirkson J.A. Erickson Marie Erickson Ida Fisher Lee J. Orr Roy N. Mendona Jack R. Golden Elaine S. Golden R.J.Wattonon Llin Mattoon Mrs John A. Heins May H Baker Joe R. Thompson Mary R. Thompson Bertha W. Schumacher Phillip Quarre Mrs New Gold Eather H. Heying Armin H. Heying G.Bokinson Bill Keeter L.G.Adams Irm V.Fallows Lewis Wagner Richard D.Erickanen Jo Densi Shirlie Locker Oswald Aone Louis De Jong Edward T.Kersten David W.Knudeen Charles R.Lee W.C.Hows Y.Loue Harrison Mr and Mrs.Dudslak Matti S.Dudslak Pat Kerr Paulette Kerr Petit Dudslak Pauline Dudslak Charles H.Relah Walter O.Jungkofl Mrs.Walter O.Jungkofl Arthur Roguet Marie Roguet George H.Betznold Yorsa Al Blentchel R.S.Summers Melbourne A.Gauer Joe Sowder Dr.Edward Jordt Dr.Dorothy Jordt M里斯 C.Beddall E.P.Hawgood Genevieve Hapgood J.C.Webber Roy Kirk Dick S.Refern Dahliel A.Wedol Delmar Pabley R.Joe Quast This advertisement paid by Citizens (Political Advertisement) Good Government. Why Change?" TRS and OLD TIMERS AGREE A. PEARSON Six Candidates Seeking Two Elective Offices Another election for Council is upon us again incumbents, Chas. A. Pearson, Ray Van Wagoner, and aspirants for city positions working long hours came and soliciting votes from citizens. The four seeking the two posts up for elect Rex Coons, Chas. B. Cotter M. Bender and Odra Chandler. The election next Tuesday, April 10. Chas. A. Pearson, Mayor heim, has been a member City Council since April has servied his city as many these years. He is person terested in the affairs of and has always worked best interests of his home and its citizens. He state Anaheim must have a balance in its development residentially and industrially he has worked very close the present phenomenal of this vicinity. He has with all his effort in pr the water facilities of the securing all monetary ben which the City of Anaheim titled, has worked close the city schools in promote fine school system which joy today, and many other portant phases that has uted so much to the gr Anaheim. PROGRESSIVE MAYOR SHOULD BE to the CITY COUNCIL this administration ANAHEIM HAS LED The Way in Expansion Rediting School Development Sewer System Expansion Location of Water Facilities Creation Facilities Off-Street Parking Program Fire Protection Rate in the County – no increase since 1950. PERFORMANCE BEATS PROMISES Ing Chas. A. Pearson on April 10, 1956 Wm. G. Walker Florence E. Heffern J. E. Jake Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Carpenter Wm. LeVecke Geo. W. Sloop Leo Harpin Glenn Fry Frances Kirk L. A. Fisher Neida B. Quarre Peter Wierer Ray Van Wagoner Chaz. Morais Minnie Fisher Mrs. Hudson Rennie the present phenomenal of this vicinity. He has with all his effort in pro the water facilities of the securing all monetary ben which the City of Anaheim titled, has worked close the city schools in promote fine school system which joy today, and many other important phases that has usited so much to the great Anaheim. Ray Van Wagoner has member of the City Council April 1940 and a resident heim since 1927. He favors tinued sound policy of elements within the financial of the city without increased tax burden. He highly favor tinuance and improvement city Master Plan. He has actively engaged in city affair he became a resident of A. Roy M. Bender, a candidate one of the two posts up inition, is vitally interested city fire department who says has become indeq the present growth of the favors a permanent force or four members for the Anaheim station. He al cates rigorous training in for all firemen, stating th ing board training is no for efficient fire fighters. advocates drastic change city building codes which will, on the present statusually lead to serious trove. Odra (Chuck) Chandler known young attorney in and if elected, he will change in the council reation and would also favor ing the City Council. He favor using the Master Plan guide to the growth of A By using the Master Plan guide, it would prevent A from growing into a hodg mess as some of the nearby have grown. Rex Coons, a native o heim and co-owner of R construction Company, believ Anaheim should come f the affairs of City Coun that its representatives sh the law making body and administrator the executive to carry out the law. He that the administrator PERFORMANCE BEATS PROMISES ing Chas. A. Pearson on April 10, 1956 Wm. G. Walker Florence E. Heffern J. E. *Jake Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Carpenter Wm. LeVecke Geo. C. Easton John A. Larson, M.D. W. C. Golden Carrie R. Golden Mae LeVecke Wm. T. Howe Maxine Rowe Margaret J. Buttree Joseph M. Anton Mrs. Robert Parrett Mr. and Mrs. John Kemper Frank Tausch Y. C. Lin Louella Macbeth Wm. S. Pomorey Leason Pomeroy May Beatty Neighborn Mr. H. Norville D.D.S. Joe Hurst Henry J. DuBois Ernest Ganahi John W. Bomell Mr. and Mrs. Page Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Talevich Mr. and Mrs. Elden Paddack Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Sparks Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Banks Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hodges Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hallawell John M. Knox Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bauman Margaret Crulkashank Mrs. Jeanne Lareen Mrs. Mary Heyling Pier Davis Betty Davis Pedrick R. Alden Gladys S. Alden Emma Severn A. E. Beurre Jean F. Bourne C.E.Funcher Mrs.C.E.Pancher Mrs.Alma Ruth Hilgenfeld Nelvin D.Hilgenfeld George Kohlenberger Ellsabeth J.Kohlenbergay Fern P.Faullette W.J.Sanders Mrs.N.G.Sanders Leonard R.Jones Mrs.Jennie Jones Robert Parrett Frank Doitcoh R.B.Pearson Arthur H.Shipkey Leo Harpin Glenn Fry Frances Kirk L.A.Fisher Neils E.Qurre Pete Wiesser Ray Van Wagener Chas.Morales Minnie Fisher Mrs.Hudson Rennie Mr. and Mrs.Irvine E.Shahl N.D.Ford Walter R.Seeboe Mr. and Mrs.J.Dwyer Mje.Florence G.Metzner Rev.and Mrs.James P.Cowce Dr.Howard A.Town Anna M.Beele Joel M.Beele Lathar M.Sterenson Wimfred Sloop Ruth Thomasen Mrs.Helen Hernandez Mrs.Cellia C.Bonney Mr. and Mrs.Avval Morris Mr. and Mrs.Glifford Hankeh Mrs.Willie Powell Mrs.-Dwight Anderson G.m.Rude Fern H.Ward M.G.Reynolds Harry Jayne Mrs.Susie Jayne N.W.Jergensen L.Allen S.T.Hammond Paul Smith Mrs.Vern Newton Dr.H.A.Johnston A.J.Schutte Rudy Lemcke Ruston Kler Mr. and Mrs.John Langford Mr. and Mrs.Harold Kahlen Mr. and Mrs.D.T.Cunha Edward Bimat Ruby Bimat Mrs.Rose Hemol J.H.Willers Hrs.Della Geary Catherine McIntosh J.W.Sacharias William J.Banhman Mr. and Mrs.Boyce B.Berry Mr. and Mrs.Char.Mann Timothy E.Daly Robert H.Qaest Robert A.Dalley Fred T.Berkshaw Erythe E.Manns Alex Morales R.E.Whittie Roy Tyreman Bandy Request Bob Williams Paul T.Hawken L.B.Request E.L.Schurnaker Mr. and Mrs.Theomas Turckh Mr. and Mrs.Robert Dodle Adolf Schege You can play the HAMMOND CHORDS ORGAN In Minutes No Lessons No P FREE HOME TRIAL Ph.K. See our Complete Line HAMMOND ORGAN Your Piano Accepted Exchange SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS Formerly Dans-Schmidt Piano Co. 520 N.Main Santa The World's finest Piano choose from Open Friday site Six Candidates Seeking Two Elective Offices Another election for City Council is upon us again and two incumbents, Chas. A. Pearson and Ray Wagoner, and four new aspirants for city positions are working long hours campaigning and soliciting votes from Anaheim citizens. The four seeking one of the two posts up for election are Rex Coons, Chas. B. Cotton, Roy M. Bender and Odra (Chuck) Chandler. The election will be next Tuesday, April 10. Chas. A. Pearson, Mayor of Anaheim, has been a member of the City Council since April 1940 and has served his city as mayor all these years. He is personally interested in the affairs of the city and has always worked to the best interests of his home town and its citizens. He stated that Anaheim must have a continued balance in its development, both residentially and industrially and he has worked very closely with the present phenomenal growth of this vicinity. He has worked with all his effort in promoting the water facilities of the city, in securing all monetary benefits to which the City of Anaheim is entitled, has worked closely with the city schools in promoting our fine school system which we enjoy today, and many other important phases that has contributed so much to the growth of Anaheim. Anaheim Gazette 11 Thursday, April 5, 1956 PUBLIC SCHOOLS WEEK Tentative plans for observances of National Public Schools Week here April 23-28 have been announced by Roy Luther, Master of Anaheim's Masonic Lodge No. 207. Herman Koenig, Master of Mother Colony Lodge No. 750 will serve as chairman of events which will include open houses and special programs by all local schools. He will be assisted by Ralph Wines, principal of Western Junior high school and James J. Hull, principal of George Washington and Broadway schools. British scientists have said that there are 65,000 "units" of citrus bioflavonoids ("vitamin P") per 100 grams of fresh lemons. Mariners Set "Honeymoon Cruise" When the Mariners Admiralty board of First Presbyterian Church met recently, a "Honeymoon Cruise" was set for July 9, 10, 11 and 12. Different speakers and topics are to be offered families who participate on those four nights following a pot luck supper. Messages are to deal with such topics as how to conduct family devotions, childrens problems, etc. The next Fleet meeting was set for May 16 when the Pilot Ship crew will host the affair. The first aerial bomb used by the AAF weighed 18 pounds—It was heaved out of the air plane by hand. AFTER Easter CLEARANCE RED TAG SPECIALS SAVE UP TO 30% WM. 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