anaheim-gazette 1956-05-17

Young Men Must Register With Selective Service Every male citizen of the United States and every other male person residing in the United States is required to register with Selective Service on attaining the eighteenth anniversary of the date of his birth, or within five days thereafter. The penalty for evading or refusing registration is punishment by imprisonment for not more than five years, or a fine of $10,000 or both such fine and imprisonment. Headquarters for Orange County are located at 209 Church Street, Ana Ana. Included among other pieces of registration throughout the county is at the Chamber of Commerce in Anaheim. A birth certificate or certification of birth is necessary. The lemon contains the highest amount of citric acid, the most versatile of all the fruit acids. Call KE 5-2208 for Want Ads (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) REELECT Senator John A. MURDY Jr. 35th Senatorial District, Orange County Our Servicemen Army Pvt. Antonio Ricorda grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. Sanchez, 7091 S. Arnold Dr., centinia, recently was sent to the 8059th Army Unit at Tokoy Army Hospital in Rios, an information clerk arrived in Japan last July and ed at Camp Chicamauga his present assignment. He left the Army in November, 1946. Roy E. Potts, of 10601 Dr., Anaheim is scheduled toplete training May 12 at the 8059th Army Uunit Training Center, San Diego. The graduation exercises, ing the end of nine weeks on camp" will include a full parade and review before officials and civilian dignitaries. Jack D. Rhoades, son of Mary F. Rhoades of 6791 Ave., Anaheim, and husband the former Miss Diane L. of Pasadena, is attending Naval Pipefitter School in Naval Training Center in Diego. Upon completion of the graduates will report to shore stations to acquire tical experience. M. E. YOUTH BUSY The young people of Temple Methodist Church are rently busy with a variety of activities. Their annual camerner was held last night at ship Hall to help finance samp for youth and councils. The MVE Festlights are a 35th Senatorial District, Orange County JOHN A. MURDY, JR. JUNE 5 PRIMARY Ben Hulse, president pro tem of the California State Senate, said of John A. Murdy Jr., "I know of no man in Sacramento who has a more brilliant future." During the past four years Murdy, who heads 5 strategic committees, has succeeded in having adopted every measure he has presented for Orange County. A resident of this county for 44 years, Murdy completely understands problems of all the people and has long been a strong opponent of special interests. A farmer, business man and leader in church life, he is president of Hoag Memorial Hospital and president of the California Lima Bean Growers' Assn. VOTE FOR STATE SENATOR John A. Murdy Jr. (Pol. Adv.) Common Sense There’s nothing to beat it, whatever the job, whatever the decision. When you choose your county supervisor, plain Common Sense There’s nothing to beat it, whatever the job, whatever the decision. When you choose your county supervisor, plain common sense tells you to select the man noted for HIS plain common sense. EVERETT REESE Everett M. Reese is a businessman of the highest order, chosen to head many activities because he has applied common sense so successfully. Orange county government is big business. It is YOUR business. It is important to YOU to have a sound businessman as your county supervisor. Look, then, at the record of Everett M. Reese. Alternate member, California-Arizona Pro-Rate Committee for Orange and Ventura Counties. Foreman of Orange County Grand Jury, 1954. Chairman, Advisory Committee to President of Chapman College. Former trustee, Whittier College. President Brea Chamber of Commerce. Past President, Whittier Chamber of Commerce. Member Orange County Farm Bureau. Member Brea Congregational Church. Former director, Whittier National Bank. Past president, Los Angeles First Federal Farm Loan Assn. Resident of Orange county 20 years. Has served as director of citrus associations, the Semi-Tropic and North Orange County Fruit Exchanges, and Lemon By-Products Co. Elect a Common-Sense Supervisor June 5 The Reese for SUPERVISOR COMMITTEE John E. Hagn, Chairman Adolf Schoepe, Vice-Chairman Joseph L. Fahey Treasurer Members of this committee represent all ports of the Third District (This space paid for by friends of Everett Reese) Our Servicemen Army Pvt., Antonio Rios, 20, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Ranchez, 7091 S. Arnold Dr., Placentia, recently was assigned to the 8059th Army Unit at the Tokoy Army Hospital in Japan. Rios, an information clerk, arrived in Japan last July and served at Camp Chicamauga before his present assignment. He entered the Army in November, 1953. Roy E. Potts, of 10601 Patricia Dr., Anaheim is scheduled to complete training May 12 at the Naval the 8059th Army Uunit at the Training Center, San Diego. The graduation exercises, marking the end of nine weeks of "boot camp" will include a full dress garade and review before military officials and civilian dignitaries. Jack D. Rhoades, son of Mrs. Mary F. Rhoades of 6791 Taylor Drive., Anaheim, and husband of the former Miss Diane L. Young of Pasadena, is attending the Naval Pipefitter School at the Naval Training Center in San Diego. Upon completion of the course, graduates will report to ship and more stations to acquire practical experience. L. E. YOUTH BUSY The young people of White Temple Methodist Church are currently busy with a variety of activities. Their annual camp dinner was held last night at Fellowship Hall to help finance summer camp for youth and counselors. Pat McWhinney of Midway City on "Mike Adams" during a recent trail horse class. Pat won this class at the Equestrian Trails National Horse Show held in Pan Pacific auditorium in Los Angeles earlier this year. Broadway P-TA Plans Hot Dog Sale Mother Singers, under the direction of Mrs. Bessie Gray, was the highlight of the meeting Tuesday. Pat McWhinney of Midway City on "Mike Adams" during a recent trail horse class. Pat won this class at the Equestrian Trails National Horse Show held in Pan Pacific auditorium in Los Angeles earlier this year. Broadway P-TA Plans Hot-Dog Sale The Broadway P-TA board meeting was recently held at the home of the president, Mrs. Cruz Sandoval and featured discussions on a hot dog sale set for May 29. The Western Orange County What to WATCH for when selecting the most modern truck for your job! If you're in the market for a new truck, you can start your "shopping tour" right on this page! The salesman shown here is pointing out modern features that increase efficiency on the job and give you more truck for your dollars. So take a moment to follow him around in this on-paper demonstration. Then you'll know what to look for—and you'll find it right here, at your Chevrolet dealer's! WATCH for advanced Work Styling The long, low, forward-sweeping lines of new Chevrolet trucks provide modern truck beauty that's good advertising for your business. Each weight class has its own distinctive styling. WATCH for advanced Work Styling The long, low, forward-sweeping lines of new Chevrolet trucks provide modern truck beauty that's good advertising for your business. Each weight class has its own distinctive styling. WATCH for Ball-Gear steering Modern Ball-Gear steering, featured in all Chevrolet Task-Force trucks, makes your job easier at every turn! In this precision steering gear, scores of polished steel balls minimize steering friction. You'll find modern features everywhere! For example, there are famous Chevrolet high-compression 6's—the world's most popular truck engines! A great new 5-speed transmission, optional at extra cost, handles tough jobs with ease in a wide range of models. New New Chevrolet TaskCONE BROTHERS 215 No. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim The family that makes their home a heaven will be pretty sure to make heaven their home. FOR GAZETTE WANT ADS Call KE 0-3206 for Want Ads A4 - Anaheim Gazette Anahiem, Calif., Thurs., May 17, 1956 Cannon were first used by Edward the Third, against the Scots, in 1822. OBJECTIVE – GOOD GOVERNMENT Get It With WILLARD M. HANZLIK as your 15th District ASSEMBLYMAN HONEST – CAPABLE – COURAGEOUS "everybody on the S.P. is so friendly. Makes you feel right at home." Mrs. E. H. Kersten presented her Heffern with a lovely silver owl in recognition of her service the club during the year. New ward members were installed as follows: Mrs. Cortez Hoskins (in presentia), president; Mrs. Lotus Hudon, Mrs. Beaty Neighbors and Mrs. Melvin Duffy, vice presents; Mrs. W. W. Barnett, sectary; Mrs. Charles Harbeson, parliamentarian; and Mrs. Ernest anahl, press relations. Dedication of the new clubhouse was set for June 14. Brazil possesses one of the world's greatest deposits of mannese. Southern Pacific THE BEST OF RIDES—FOR FOLKS OR FREIGHT L. Ermedes, Agent—449 S. Los Angeles St., Anheim—KE 8-1331 WATCH for modern cab design Chevrolet truck cabs offer greater comfort, panoramic windshield for better vision and modern concealed Safety Steps. WATCH for automatic transmissions In 3000-4000 Series models there's famous HYBRA-MATIC. And for 5000 through 10000 Series models there's exclusive, revolutionary POWERMATIC! Both are extra-cost options. WATCH for automatic transmissions In 3000-4000 Series models there's famous HYDRA-MATIC. And for 5000 through 10000 Series models there's exclusive, revolutionary POWERMATIC! Both are extra-cost options. WATCH for modern short-stroke V8's There's a new V8—either standard or optional at extra cost—for every model. They're compact, efficient engines; too—the leaders in their respective classes for horsepower-per-pound! Triple-Torque tandem options for heavy-duty trucks hike G.V.W.'s up to 32,000 lbs. . . G.C.W.'s up to 50,000 lbs. Certainly, there are many things that point up Chevrolet truck modernity . . . many reasons why anything less than Chevy is an old-fashioned truck! Get Task·Force Trucks CHEVROLET Drive with care ... EVERYWHERE! HERS CHEVROLET heim KEystone 5-1143