anaheim-gazette 1956-11-29

Toys for Tots Campaign to Begin Dec. 1 Toys for Tot's, the Marine Corps Reserves' annual Christmas campaign conducted for the benefit of needy children, will officially commence on Dec. 1. In 1955 Marine Corps Reserve Units throughout the United States collected over five million toys for this worthy cause. Locally, the 15th Rifle Company, USMCR of Seal Beach collected over 28,000 toys in their 1955 campaign in Orange County and Long Beach. Major J. M. Terry, Jr., inspector-instrutor of the unit has stated that he feels an even greater number of toys will be collected in this year's campaign. Three important features to remember about Toys for Tot's are that the Marine Corps Reserve is not in competition with any group or activity that may sponsor a local toy collection campaign. The only desire in this case is to offer assistance whenever and however possible. Secondly, the toys that are collected from a community go right back into the same community to underprivileged children. Distribution is all closely controlled and coordinated by welfare agencies and community organizations. This year collection points for Toys for Tot's will be conveniently located throughout the Orange County area. Some of these locations will be Shell service stations, super markets, theatres, post offices and banks. Due to the limited time and facilities which are available to the Marine Reservists for repairing the collected toys, it is requested that only new and good used toys be donated. Anyone desiring to assist with the collection or distribution in their community may get full details by contacting Major Terry at the 15th Rifle Company's Training Center located at the Naval Ammunition and Net Depot in Seal Beach or by calling HEmlock 9-9637. Boys Republic Fire Wont Delay Delivery Christmas Wreaths ... Fire last Wednesday struck Boys Republic in Chino, famous for, and in the middle of, its Christmas wreath season. Fire of unknown origin during the middle of the morning, damaged the second story of Fowler Cottage, a residence housing 25 of the young citizens of this half century old self-governing boy community. No one was injured and work has already started in repair. This boy community is now in the middle of its annual Della Robbia Wreath making project, with some 30,000 wreaths being manufactured for the holiday week all voluntary on the part of the Reservist. Kwikset Announcement Wage Increase A general wage increase per cent was effective Nov. 1st all Kwikset production and cal employees, it was announced today by A. Schopee, K Locks, Inc., president. In announcing the increase Schopee stated, "This wage crease keeps Kwikset wages parable to the wages paid each job classification in industry in Los Angeles and range counties. Although the crease will cost Kwikset an additional expenditure of approximately $90,000 per year in our company is proud to put increase into effect because realize that good loyal people the best assets that any company has." The wage increase came as result of findings brought out by the annual wage survey which conducted regularly by the organization. A number of employees had to make the survey accurate representative by submitting names of various companies check, whose job classification and whose business are compatible to Kwikset's. A copy of over-all findings of the survey cluding a list of the participating companies, plus an over-all mary of the average minimum and maximum rates of all combined participating industries was given to each Kwikset employee. The survey was conducted den the supervision of Bill C. group or activity that may sponsor a local toy collection campaign. The only desire in this case is to offer assistance whenever and however possible. Secondly, the toys that are collected from a community go right back into the same community to underprivileged children. Distribution is all closely controlled and coordinated by welfare agencies and community organizations. The last important feature of Toys for Tot's is the fact that all time spent on the campaign by Marine Reserves is in addition to their regular training time and second story of Fowler Cottage, a residence housing 25 of the young citizens of this half century old self-governing boy community. No one was injured and work has already started in repair. This boy community is now in the middle of its annual Della Robbia Wreath making project, with some 30,000 wreaths being manufactured for the holiday season. The boys wish it be known that the fire has not caused any problem in production or shipping of wreaths to their many customers. Everything's New including the in each '57 Buick-SPECIAL, CENTURY, SUPER, WE DON'T MEAN just new this or new that. We mean new everything. We mean everything you can't see, as well as everything you can. And even the "seeing" is new—for the new, wider, rakishly angled panoramic windshield with its 200 more square inches of glass area widens the forward view of all passengers. But there's even more to '57 Buick. There's a completely new car the lowest center history—for a steadier, kind of ball-joint suspensions safer cornering, and a worse braking. WE DON'T MEAN just new this or new that. We mean new everything. We mean everything you can't see, as well as everything you can. And even the "seeing" is new—for the new, wider, rakishly angled panoramic windshield with its 200 more square inches of glass area widens the forward view of all passengers. Take other examples. Its styling is new. Never before have you seen a Buick like this one—sleek and stunning, and low as a cat-crouch. Its engine is new. Never has any Buick boasted so big, so powerful, so obedient an engine as the purring V8 engine that gingers every '57 Buick. Its performance is new—and right here we mean new like nothing else you ever experienced before. For now, there's a new advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow* so instant in action, so smooth and flexible throughout the entire "Drive" range—the need for "Low" is virtually eliminated. Newest Buick STEFFY BUICK COMPANY 410 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim KE 3-1341 We A Kwikset Announces Wage Increase A general wage increase of 4 percent was effective Nov. 5, for Kwikset production and cleriatric employees, it was announced by A. Schoepe, Kwikset Reks, Inc., president. In announcing the increase, Mr. Schoepe stated, "This wage increase keeps Kwikset wages comparable to the wages paid for each job classification in like industry in Los Angeles and Orange counties. Although the increase will cost Kwikset an additional expenditure of approximately $90,000 per year in wages, company is proud to put this increase into effect because we realize that good loyal people are best assets that any company." The wage increase came as a result of findings brought out in annual wage survey which is conducted regularly by the local organization. A number of employees helped make the survey accurate and representative by submitting theses of various companies to ask whose job classifications whose business are compared to Kwikset's. A copy of the all findings of the survey including a list of the participatinganies, plus an over-all summary of the average minimum maximum rates of all the hired participating industries, given to each Kwikset employee. The survey was conducted under the supervision of Bill Grover. Spaghetti Dinner to Highlight Meeting Of Elanah Group To highlight the Chanukah season, a dinner will be held in honor of the paid up members of the Elanah group of the Long Beach Chapter of Hadassah on Saturday, Dec. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of H. Clay Kellogg, 9472 Garden Grove Blvd. The feature of the evening will be a play titled "My Fair Hadassah Lady", a take-off of the current Broadway hit, "My Fair Lady", presented by Mrs. Melville Singer. The cast will include Mmes. Melville Singer, Leon Dietz, Robert Fuhrer, Mark Levinson, Fred Blatt, Martin Wolfson and Jack Lazarus. Mrs. Levinson is in charge of decorations with Mrs. Ira Mendelsohn, the general chairman, directing the serving of the spaghetti dinner to be served free to the paid up members. Guests are welcome. There will be a $1.50 donation per guest. POTLUCK DINNER The Orange County parent Group of the handicapped child and adult program have planned a potluck dinner at the Santa Ana Community Center next Wednesday evening. Dec. 5, at 7 o'clock. Those attending are requested to bring their own table service and a meat, salad or dessert dish. Coffee, bread and butter will be furnished. Also, those planning to attend are requested to bring a gift of not more than 25 cents value for the gift grab bag. Speaker in Return Visit to Temple Beth Emet Dec. 5 Zane Meelder of the Los Angeles Community Council will speak to members and guests of Temple Beth Emet in a return visit on Dec. 5 at 8 p.m. The meeting will be held at Beth Emet Temple building at 400 N. Emily Street, this city. He will talk on "Religion in the Public Schools". The sisterhood of Temple Beth Emet are sponsoring his return after receiving a big response at his last appearance here. Refreshments will be served at the close of the meeting. The public is invited to attend. VICTORY DINNER Assemblyman Richardna will be honored at Dinner-Dance" to be him on Friday, Nov. 6 at Sam's Seafood Coast Highway (101) Beach. Besides the exoneration there will be daily orchestra until 1:30 inning, and all entertaining planned with them on "having a good prize will also be able those holding the luck" MRS. FERRELL ENGINEER Mrs. L. I. Ferrell, Wilhelmina St. Anahale trained the members of en's Auxiliary to the County Pharmaceuticals New the View URY, SUPER, ROADMASTER there's even more to the newness of every Buick. It's a completely new chassis that gives ear the lowest center of gravity in Buick ry—for a steadier, safer ride. And a new of ball-joint suspension for surer handling, cornering, and a wonderful new levelized "Times have been good these past five years." there's even more to the newness of every Buick. a completely new chassis that gives car the lowest center of gravity in Buick try—for a steadier, safer ride. And a new of ball-joint suspension for surer handling, cornering, and a wonderful new levelized ing. a new safety instrument panel, new center safety steering wheel—even an nious new Safety-Minder* that lets you when you reach the miles-per-hour you've it for yourself. the only way to get the whole, new safety story is to take the wheel and let big new car do its own talking. that's something we'll be most happy to ge first chance you get. Come in today. Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow is the only Dynaflow builds today. It is standard on Roadmaster, Super and bicycle-optional at modest extra cost on the Special. Safetyer standard on Roadmaster, optional other Series. BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUSICK WILL BUILD THEM Quick Yet COMPANY We Are Closed Sundays "Times have been good these past five years a business I own has been earning us a good living Jane and I also wanted to build a nest egg to gui our future security. Here's a plan we hit upon that' paying off for us. And will for you, too. "I checked my books, decided to make one mor every week—debit $12.50 to ourselves. And to sure we'd really save the money—and not spend Jane used the $37.50 to buy a $50 Savings Bond bank every three weeks. "Is our plan working? Just last week we took a the Savings Bonds we'd accumulated. Over $3,000 our Bonds are growing every week. Sure gives u cure feeling this Christmas." Certainly security is a wonderful feeling. And Jane and Bill, you want it for your family. You can it, too, if you'll follow a systematic savings plan. The easiest way to save is, of course, through P Savings where you work. But, if you're self-employed you'll want to start a personal program of buying ings Bonds where you bank. The U.S. Series E-S PART OF EVERY AMERICAN'S SA The U.S. Government does not pay for their patriot VICTORY DINNER-DANCE Assemblyman Richard T. Hanna will be honored at a "Victory Dinner-Dance" to be given for him on Friday, Nov. 30, 7 p.m., at Sam's Seafood Restaurant, Coast Highway (101), at Sunset Beach. Besides the excellent dinner, there will be dancing to an orchestra until 1:30 in the morning, and all entertainment is being planned with the emphasis on "having a good time"; door prizes will also be awarded to those holding the lucky tickets. MRS. FERRELL ENTERTAINS Mrs. L. L. Ferrell, 304 East Wilhelmina St. Anaheim, entertained the members of the Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association Chapman College Symphony in Concert Dec. 7 The 80-piece Chapman College Symphony, comprising artists from nearly every community in Orange County, will present its annual Christmas Concert Dec. 7 at 8:15 p.m. in the Chapman Auditorium. There will be no charge for admission. Guest artist on the traditional program will be Conrad Schultz, world-known tenor from Bonn, Germany, and winner of the Atwater-Kent Award. The concert program will feature Mozart, Bizet, Grieg and Tschaikovski, with Donald G. Binning, assistant professor of music, wielding the baton. PFC Carl R. Kimes, son of Mrs. Rosie L. Kimes, 955 Fairview St., Anaheim, recently participated in Sabre Knot, a field training exercise with V Corps in Germany. Kimes is a gunner in the 97th Field Artillery Battalion's Battery A. He entered the Army in September 1955, completed basic training at Fort Carson, Colo., and arrived in Europe last April. How to make each Christmas happier than each Christmas happier than the last! This average-income family has a tip for you these past five years and the Bonds you purchase are one of the Bonds you purchase are one of the world's safest, surest investments. Your government guarantees the safety of your principal—up to any amount—and the rate of interest you receive. Look at the chart below and see how easily you can realize your dream. For example, save just $8.80 every week. 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