anaheim-gazette 1956-04-19

B4 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., April 19, 1956 Patricia Prebble – Airman Schwacofer Exchange. Vows In the new sanctuary of White Temple Methodist Church, the Rev. Earl Kernahan officiated at the marriage ceremony of Miss Patricia Jo Prebble and Airman First Class Gordon Earl Schwa- coffee. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pebble of White Cloud, Kansas, and he is the son of the Leonard Schwacofers of this city. The bride was lovely as she was given in marriage by her uncle, John Collens of Kansas City, Kansas. She wore a traditional gown of embroidered nylon lace over satin. An illusion veil was caught by a sculptured lace cap adorned with sequins and pearls. She carried a white Bible and a corsage of lily of the valley and sweet peas. As Miss Prebble stood flower-banked altar, tended by her twin sister George Ott, matron of her bridesmaids, Miss Idai and Miss Dianne Bradley Collins served as ring bearer girl. The feminine mourn gowns of candy-drop tailor Randall Schwacofer brother as best man. Usher Darwin and Darrel LOS ALAMOS Allan G Allan Green For all of us, something to Assistant cheer leader Allan Green is a sophomore in the College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences of the University of Southern California. He's also, through foresight, one of the youngest of the 46,175 people who hold shares in Union Oil, the 40th largest industrial company in the country. And his 55 shares entitle him to a report on our 65th year of business. In 1955 our customers paid us the record amount of $368,760,900. $59,286,200 of this amount, or 16.1%, was paid our 8,839 employees as wages and for benefits to protect them and their families. Taxes took 3.6%. This does not affect the $65,875,000 we also collected from tomers as fuel taxes for government agencies. We spent 72% with more than thousand other companies and in with whom we do business. This left 8.3% of the $368,760,900 profit. Slightly more than half of the things were paid in cash dividends. Green and our other 46,174 shareholder also received one additional stock for each ten held. The balance of net earnings, 3.9% of the customers' dollars, we made in the business for necessary expa Union Oil Company MANUFACTURERS OF ROYAL TRITON, THE AMAZING and sweet peas. As Miss Prebble stood before the flower-banked altar, she was attended by her twin sister, Mrs. George Ott, matron of honor; and bridesmaids, Miss Ida Andrews and Miss Dianne Bradd. Larry Collins served as ring bearer, and little Miss Linda Moor was flower girl. The feminine members of the bridal party wore pastel gowns of candy-drop taffeta. Randall Schwacofer served his brother as best man. Ushers were Darwin and Darrel Hartshorn. Candlelighters were Larry Schwacofer, brother of the bridegroom, and Francis Collens. After a honeymoon trip to White Cloud, the newlyweds will live in Roswell, N. M., where he is stationed at Walker Air Force base. He is a graduate of Anaheim High School and attended Fullerton and Chaffey Junior Colleges. The new Mrs. Schwacofer attended school in Kansas. There are seven universities and colleges in the state of Mississippi. P-TA COUNCIL OFFICERS Mrs. Ivan Mahaffle has been elected president of the Anaheim Council of the P-TA. She will be aided by Mrs. Philip Bird and Mrs. Ben Schroeder, vice presidents; Mrs. Charles Brock and Mrs. Jack Polley, secretaries; Mrs. Arthur Thornton, treasurer; Ernest Rose, auditor; and Cleo Mossman, historian. The group will be represented at the state convention. COOKIE SALE SUCCESS The Girl Scout cookie sale just ended in Anaheim showed an increase of 268 cases over last year. Local girls sold a total of 1370 cases or 17,440 boxes for a nice profit which will be used to improve the Girl Scout Camp at Big Bear. Troop No. 62 of Benjamin Franklin School were high scorers, having sold 852 boxes. Anaheim Elementary School District Trustees will offer $850,-000 worth of school bonds for sale about May 1. These will run for 25 years and will be repaid on the basis of $30,000 for each of the first five years and 35,000 for the remaining 20 years. CALL KEYSTONE 5-2206 FOR GAZETTE WANT ADS CALL KEYSTONE 5-2206 FOR GAZETTE WANT ADS GREYHOUND ANNOUNCES TOURS Thirty-six different escorts are offered by Greyhound 1956 vacationers, originating various cities throughout country. The escorted tour commode 35 people who together in the same bus, special driver and an escort handle hotel reservations, and other details. None tours finds the traveler go regular bus, however, hotel and special sightseeing are included in the tour price. It is available through hound agents. Her Grace GRACE KELLY, a very rich prince, plaforthcoming picture Green, something to cheer about book 3.6%. This does not include 75,000 we also collected from customers' fuel taxes for governmental account 72% with more than fifteen other companies and individuals we do business. 8.3% of the $368,760,900 as net rightly more than half of these earn- paid in cash dividends to Allan and our other 46,174 share owners, received one additional share of each ten held. Balance of net earnings, equal to the customers' dollars, we reinvested business for necessary expansion and modernization of facilities. Whether or not you own stock in this or any other company, it seems to us that this report is of vital concern to you. For so long as companies like Union Oil have the incentive to compete and make a profit, Allan Green and others like him will have the incentive to hold shares in that company. This is the best possible economic climate for continuing prosperity. Which is, for all of us, something to cheer about. YOUR COMMENTS ARE INVITED. Write: The President, UnionOilCompany,UnionOilBldg.,LosAngeles17,Cal. Company of California TAL TRITON, THE AMAZING PURPLE MOTOR OIL Kitten-On-Her-Shoulder IRENE PAPAS, Greelan film stars, who makes her American debut with James Cagney in "Tribute to a Bad Man," adopted this tiny kitten she came upon while filming the picture on location in Colorado. Ham Balls with Sour Cream ½ cup lard or drippings ½ cup chopped onion ½ cup chopped green pepper 2 cups ground cooked ham 1 cup soft bread crumbs 1 teaspoon horseradish ¼ teaspoon pepper 2 eggs, well beaten 2 tablespoons flour ½ cup water 1 cup sour cream ½ teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon chopped parsely Cook onion and green pepper in lard until lightly browned. Remove onion and green pepper. Save drippings for browning ham balls. Mix together onion, green pepper, ham, bread crumbs, horseradish, pepper and eggs. Shape into small balls about the size of a walnut. Brown balls on all sides in hot drippings. Remove balls to a hot platter or serving dish. Pour off drippings, reserving 2 tablespoons for gravy. Add flour to drippings and stir well. Add water and cook, stirring constantly until thickened. Stir in sour cream and salt and cook until heated through. Pour gravy over ham balls and sprinkle with parsley. Yield: 4 to 6 servings. GARDEN CLUB TO MEET The Anaheim Garden Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Fullerton home of Mrs. Elsie Barrows, 1530 N. Raymond St. Mrs. Ralph Focht will open the meeting promptly at 1:30. CLASSIFIED TO START A WANT AD IRENE PAPAS, Grecian film stars, who makes her American debut with James Cagney in "Tribute to a Bad Man," adopted this tiny kitten she came upon while filming the picture on location in Colorado. GREYHOUND ANNOUNCES TOURS Thirty-six different escort tours are offered by Greyhound Bus to 1956 vacationers, originating in various cities throughout the country. The escorted tours accommodate 35 people who travel together in the same bus, with a special driver and an escort to handle hotel reservations; baggage and other details. Non-escorted tours finds the traveler going by regular bus, however, hotel rooms and special sightseeing features are included in the tour price. Literature is available through Greyhound agents. Births To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Watson, 9311 Benwood Dr., a 7 lb., 8 oz. daughter in St. Joseph hospital on April 2. To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sanchez, 122 S. Illinois St., a 7 lb., 8 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on April 2. To Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Weidman, 1511 E. Cedar St., a 7 lb., 1 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on April 2. To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vander Schans, 1960 Dogwood Ave., a 7 lb., 11 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on April 2. Her Grace Meets Her Film Prince GRACE KELLY, as a not-too-rich princess, meets her very rich prince, played by Alice Guinness, in M-G-M's forthcoming picture, "The Swan," a screen adaptation GARDEN CLUB TO MEET The Anaheim Garden Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Fullerton home of Mrs. Elsie Barrows, 1530 N. Raymond St. Mrs. Ralph Focht will open the meeting promptly at 1:30. CLASSIFIED TO START A WANT AD Phone KE 5-2206 Dial KE 5-2206 and just say "I want to place a want - ad." All ads taken before our Tuesday deadline of 8 p.m. will appear in Thursday's paper. CANCELLATIONS— Add must be in the paper before it can be cancelled. Cancellations must be made by 1 p.m. Tuesday. ERRORS— The Anaheim Gazette will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement and reserves the right to rectify all errors by a corrected insertion of the advertisement. CLASSIFIED INDEX PERSONALS ... 1 LOST & FOUND ... 2 BUSINESS SERVICE ... 3 EMPLOYMENT ... 4 A—Help Wanted, Male B—Help Wanted, Female C—Help Wanted, M & F D—Situations Wanted, M & F BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ... 5 FINANCIAL ... 6 A—Money to Loan B—Money Wanted PETS—LIVESTOCK ... 7 A—For Sale B—Wanted C—Supplies—Cars ROOMS—BOARD ... 8 REAL ESTATE ... 9 A—Property for Sale B—Property for Rent C—Wanted, Buy or Rent D—Houses to be Moved MERCHANDISE ... 10 A—Household Furniture B—Household Appliances C—Musical Instruments D—Musical Instruction E—Radio-TV—Supplies—Repairs F—Miscellaneous G—Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE ... 11 A—Wanted to Buy B—Motorcycles C—Boats & Supplies—Trailers D—Repairs E—Cars—Trucks—Tractors BUS. SERVICE BUGS CLEANED Alexander's Rug Co. 11114 So. U. S. Hwy. 101 Anaheim KE 5-5197 Frank Tausch GRACE KELLY, as a not-too-rich princess, meets her very rich prince, played by Alice Guinness, in M-G-M's forthcoming picture, "The Swan," a screen adaptation of the famous play by Ferene Molnar. Groups at Odds on Oil Measure Independent California oil producers today challenged the so-called oil and gas 'conservation' initiative as "a selfish and arrogant oil control scheme by major international oil companies to trangle competition and flood the state with Arabian oil imports." The blunt accusation was made a statement by E. G. Starr of Los Angeles, president of the Association of Independent Oil Producers. Starr charged that "Richfield Corporation, Standard Oil company and several other international importing oil companies owning vast Arabian oil successions are pouring millions dollars into a propaganda campaign to influence the voters in favor of the initiative". He added: "This initiative came from the same nest that hatched to previous oil control bills overwhelmingly rejected by the voters 1932 and 1939." The charge that the 'conservation' measure is a disguised oil control scheme was repeated in statewide newspaper advertisements published by the association urging the public not to be "stampeded" into supporting it. The motto of the state of Oklahoma is: "Labor Conquers all Things". REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE (Property for Sale) (Property for Sale) Corona Citrus and Ranches 10 Acres oranges and Hill Top Home, nice view, a real buy at $26,500. 89 Acres lemons, good producer, $3000 per acre and on terms. 10 Acres lemons, good record, priced to sell. 10 Acres valencias, navels, and grapefruit, close in. Easy Terms. FIVE ACRES, permanent pasture, two homes, good well, sprinkler system, may trade for Anaheim or Santa Ana. HOG RANCH, Special Feed Contract, 18 acres, good home; an excellent opportunity. Several other groves and ranches, all kinds. Froseth & Sherman 1412 W. 6th St., Corona — Tel. 1721