anaheim-gazette 1956-08-30

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Back to DRY CLEANING WILL RENEW THE BEAUTY OF MANY OF THOSE "HOLD OVER" GARMENTS We Stand Back of All Our Workmanship and Service AVOID THE Last Minute Rush Get Yours in Early "Your Dry Cleaner Can Be "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" and PICK-UP RITZ C 807 E. CENT KWIKSET 'OPEN HOUSE KWIKSET LOCKS, INC. IS HAPPY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE EVENTS OF ANAHEIM INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS WEEK AS PART OF THE PROGRAM WE WILL HAVE PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, Septemb AS PART OF THE PROGRAM WE WILL HAVE PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, September At that time we will have guided tours of the protion departments of our lockset manufacturing facilities and our Powdered Metal Products Div WE INVITE YOU, YOUR FAMILY and YOUR NEIGHBORS TO VISIT US KWIKSET LOCKS, IN 516 E. Santa Ana — Anaheim As Seen In House & Garden Save your car Duracleaned by handcraftsmen Duracleaning restores beauty to your car interior prolongs life of the fabrics maintains the trade in value protects clothing and keeps your car usable. Auto upholstery and interiors are received and cleaned with the same care that we Duraclean fine furniture and Oriental rugs. You cannot afford to let accumulated dirt grease and perspiration deteriorate your car interior. It is economy to Duraclean. Phone KEystone 5-6627 Today VALLEY DURACLEANERS Robert G. Farley, Mgr. Anaheim O MANY CLOTHES EDISON CO. MEN RECEIVE SAFETY RECOGNITION Working a million man-hours without a disabling accident has already paid off in satisfaction, but the men of Southern California Edison Company's Hydro Generation Division received tangible recognition of their feat last Thursday, August 16, in the form of the Edison Electric Institute's coveted safety merit award. Representatives of the division's more than 300 men assembled at Edison's general office at 601 West Fifth Street in Los Angeles, at 10 a.m. Thursday to participate in the brief presentation ceremony. A plaque, signed by Donald S. Kennedy, president of the EEI, national association of electric utility companies, was presented to the division by W. E. Montgomery, manager of operation for the Edison Company. Accepting the award was T. C. Stavert, superintendent of hydro generation. Other Edison officials participating in the ceremony included G. R. Woodman, general superintendent of generation; Roy B. Cowden, northern Hydro Division superintendent; L. W. Wood, supervisor of operation, northern Hydro Division; C. L. Westmann, southern Hydro Division superintendent; and Don D. D., resident engineer of Edison Hoover hydro plant. The EEI safety award, w vites the division's "outstanding achievement in accident prevention," was earned during the year-and-a-half period, Oct 14, 1954, to June 10, 1956. CRABMEAT CUCUMBER SLICES 1 6½ oz. can crabmeat 1 teasp. anchovy paste 2 tablsp. grated cheese 1 teasp. lemon juice 3 tablsp. mayonnaise 2 large cucumbers Remove hard membrane crabmeat. Flake. Combine next four ingredients. Chill. cucumbers and cut into one slices. Scoop out the center each slice, leaving a thin box wall. Fill with crabmeat mix Garnish with black olives radish roses. O. W. Strodthoff, Former Anaheim Resident, Dies Mo Death last Monday claimed W. Strodthoff, a native and former resident of Anaheim, and brother of Mrs. F. A. Yungd of this city, at his home in Angeles where he had several years ago. Survivors are his wife, S at the family home; three daughters, Mrs. Alice Rhodes, Bernice Buerger and Mrs. aldine Miller, all of Los Angles a brother, G. J. Strodthoff Long Beach, and Mrs. Yungb NO MANY CLOTHES School OID THE 1 Minute Rush... Yours in Early! Your Dry Cleaner Can Be Your Clothing's Best Friend" EAVE IT TO RITZ" and be assured of SATISFACTION RITZ CLEANERS DELIVERY 207 E. CENTER — KE 5-3289 I HOUSE' ARTICIPATE AL K L HAVE SE sday, September 5 Anaheim INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS WEEK Other Edison officials participating in the ceremony included G. R. Woodman, general superintendent of generation; Roy B. Cowden, northern Hydro Division superintendent; L. W. Wood, supervisor of operation, northern Hydro Division; C. L. Westmann, southern Hydro Division superintendent. CHEESE WAFERS 1 package (3 ounces) soft snappy cheese ¼ cup butter or other shortening ½ cup sifted flour ½ cup malted whole wheat flakes, crushed Combine cheese, butter, flour; blend. Add cereal. Shape into small balls, place on ungreased baking sheet, and flatten with back of spoon. Bake in hot oven (400 degrees F.) 7 to 10 minutes. Serve with cocktails or salads. Makes about 3 dozen wafers. Pontiac Produces Six Millionth Car The six millionth Pontiac automobile, a sleek, 1956 Catalina coupe, came off the assembly line today, two years after the five millionth Pontiac was announced, S. E. Knudsen, general manager, announced today. The first Pontiac, a 1926 model, was produced in December of 1925. The acceleration in auto production in this country is indicated by the "million car" milestones in Pontiac's history, Knudsen said. The first one millionth car was produced at Pontiac in 1935; the second in 1940; the third, with time lost to war production, in 1949. Since then, Pontiac has produced a million units about every two and a half years, with the four millionth car in 1951 and the fifth in 1954. Knudsen stated that the production rate had gradually increased over the 30 year history of Pontiac. Facilities have expanded correspondingly. "Traditionally, among the high volume producers in the industry," said Knudsen, "Pontiacs are now assembled in seven GM plants throughout the country, in addi- Don't envy others You, too, may HAVE SE sday, September 5 tours of the product manufacturing faal Products Division. PROGRESS WEEK with the four millionth car in 1951 and the fifth in 1954. Knudsen stated that the production rate had gradually increased over the 30 year history of Pontiac. Facilities have expanded correspondingly. "Traditionally, among the high volume producers in the industry," said Knudsen, "Pontiacs are now assembled in seven GM plants throughout the country, in addition to our main plant at Pontiac, Michigan." You can play the HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN In Minutes No Lessons No Practice FREE HOME TRIAL PH. K12-8140 See our Complete Line of HAMMOND ORGANS Your Piano Accepted In Exchange SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS CO. ESTABLISHED 1914 520 N. Main Santa Ana The World's finest Planes to choose from Open Friday nite NO FUSS NO BOTHER NO DISROBING NO ELECTRICITY TOUCHES THE BODY JERRY BENNETT Owner and Manager Sport Show Slated At Shrine Temple In L. A. Sept. 8 Southern California's greatest all-time athletes will be honored at a gala stag sport show night hosted by Al Malaikah Temple of the Shrine on Saturday night, Sept. 8, in Shrine auditorium at 665 W. Jefferson Street, Los Angeles, at 8 p.m. Potentate C. Stanley Chapman announced that a full evening of entertainment will include several sports exhibitions and awarding of a trophy to a "Sportsman of the Year." Among former greats of the sports world invited to the affair are Leo Durocher, Jack Dempsey, Mickey Walker, Jimmy McLarnin, Ralph Guhldall, Aaron Rosenberg, Donald Budge, Jack Kramer, Johnny Weissmuller, Bob Waterfield, Norman Van Brocklin, Mal Whitfield, Frank Wykoff Dr. Sammy Lee, Helen Wills Roark, Floyd (Babe) Herman, Fidel LaBarba, Ted Schroeder, Kenny Washington, Kenneth Carpenter, Glenn Davis, Joe Kirkwood, Jr., Morley Drury and others. Contemporary stars invited included Jon Arnett, SC's All-American tailback, Pat McCormick. Olympic diving champion, his sister. Funeral services will be held later this week with interment in Forest Lawn Park. G - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Aug. 30, 1956 Parry O'Brien, Charles Dumas, Gary Tobian and many more. Death Sat. Claims Mrs. Myrle M. Silvas Mrs. Myrle M. Silvas, a resident of Anaheim for the past 15 years, passed away at Anaheim Community Hospital last Saturday. Born in California 54 years ago, she lived at 8192 Ventura Street, Freeway Park. Surviving are her husband, Fred J. Silvas of the home; two sons, Frederick R. of Los Angeles, and Bernard M. of Fresno; one daughter, Mrs. Dolores Johnson of Anaheim; two grandchildren and one sister, Mrs. Leatha Bice of Anaheim. The Rev. A. J. Casebeer, pastor of the First Christian Church, read the funeral service last Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. in the chaple of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Mortuary. Call KE 5-2206 for Want Ads CHANGE YOUR ENTIRE LIFE through the modern miracle of Sleep Teaching. Write or call for free literature that shows the way of financial success, magnetic personality, self confidence, learning foreign languages, etc. Done for you while you sleep. AMERICAN SLEEP TEACHING ASSOCIATION PHONE PRespect 4-5097 BACK TO SCHOOL Get in for yours BEFORE THE RUSH! RING NOTE BOOKS. 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