anaheim-gazette 1957-04-04

Management Club Has Noted Speaker "How Supervisors Can Give Talks Instead of Speeches" was the subject of Henry Kingston's program at the regular dinner meeting of the Anaheim YMCA Industrial Management Club last Monday evening, according to Vice President Jim Wright, program chairman. Kingston for eight years has acted as instructor and speech consultant in a number of outstanding corporations and clubs, among which were 20th Century Fox Pictures, North American Aviation, Lockheed Aircraft, McBean Corporation, Insurance Association of Los Angeles and others. For two and one-half years he was on the staff at the University of California extension where he taught special classes in microphone and platform speaking for executives. As radio commentator and writer, he has for 15 years written, produced and commented shows emanating from Chicago. His articles and lectures on effective speaking have aroused national attention because of their practical nature. The second part of the program Monday was an illustrated lecture by Coach Claire Van Hoorebeke as he presented movies of the Anaheim Union High School football championship games. Training Seminar Concluded by Chairman for VFW Auxiliary Named At Last Meeting Mrs. Al Kramer, new president of Anaheim VFW Auxiliary, assumed her regular duties at the last meeting on Mar. 25 when Mrs. Merle Carroll, retiring president, presented her to the members. Mrs. Kramer then announced the following officers to serve with her: Patriotic Instructor, Mrs. Merle Carroll; Musician, Mrs. James Ryan; Assistant Musician, Mrs. Vinnie Swallow; Historian, Mrs. Amy Whiteman; Banner Bearer, Mrs. Mollie Claes; Flag Bearer, Mrs. Emma Daniels; Color No. 1, Mrs. Ernest Richards; Color No. 2, Mrs. Cecile Baxter; Color No. 3, Mrs. Bill Dierberger and Color No. 4, Mrs. Adeline Schroeder. To show their gratitude for the past years' work, Mrs. Carroll was presented with a lovely gift from the membership, her mother, Mrs. Swallow making the presentation. Mrs. Walter Hart announced that she would be unable to be installed a Junior Vice President so Mrs. Manford Smith was elected to fill that position. Mrs. Emma Daniels was elected as a one-year Trustee to replace Mrs. Kenneth Bradley, who resigned. Chairmen appointed by Mrs. Kramer were as follows: Mrs. Carroll, Cancer and Americanism; Mrs. James Ryan, Ways and Means; Mrs. Ed Hund, Legislative; Mrs. Pete Wisser, Civil Defense; Mrs. Ella Wolf, Hospital; Mrs. Wayne Neuman, Publicity; Mrs. Martha Russell, Community Service; Mrs. Jean Roberts. IN THE HALL OF LONGA 75 Years Ago... April 7 — 1882 At a meeting of citizens at Kroeger's hall on Monday the following ticket officers was nominated. Forees: J. P. Zeyn, Capt. A. Guson, Wm. Konig, F. A. P. Davis. For Assessor: Gade; For Clerk: A. W. hart; For Treasurer: L. F. For Marshal: L. Wart For Justice of the Peace At the annual meeting election of officers of the heim Water Company he last Saturday, the following elected directors to serve ensuing year: B. Dreyfus, Korn, J. P. Zeyn, F. H Erwin Barr. The new board meet today to organize by ing officers. The amendment the by-laws which were pre- at a previous meeting adopted. The rainfall for the earl of the week amounted to twenty-two hundredths of an inch added to the total make season's rainfall so far 6.8 Saxton gives the fall for week as one-fourth of an and for the season several three-eighths. Leland Stanford has re- 5000 cuttings of the Smyrna Training Seminar Concluded by Soroptimist Club "Workshop in Personality", a series of training seminars held at the Anaheim Union High School, has now been completed, according to Phyllis Harrison, President of the Anaheim Soroptimist Club, sponsoring group of the seminars. These training sessions, under the guidance of Dr. Clara Hale, were intended for community leaders who are interested in development of youth and were designed to assist the administrators and executives to work with others more effectively, particularly the young person, by bringing about a better understanding of the dynamics of human behaviour. Through these discussions these leaders will be in a better position to explore the possibilities of a Big Sister Service, a proposed project of the Anaheim Soroptimist Club, which would be an integrated part of the activities of the junior high schools. This is only one of the many worthwhile civic projects the Soroptimists of Anaheim have undertaken since their charter date of April 2, 1955. To exchange ideas, information, and gain knowledge from the more experienced Soroptimists, President Phyllis Harrison, assistant to the Director of Industrial Relations at Kwikset Locks, will head an Anaheim delegation to the Soroptimist Regional Conference in San Diego on April 12, 13 and 14. Other delegates are: Helen Vyzourek, Star Secretarial Service; and Peggy Johnson, Johnson's TV Service. Vera Auest, Mercury Stationers and Printers, who is chairman of the Public Affairs Committee for the Pacific Region, will conduct a workshop at this conference. Chairmen appointed by Mrs. Kramer were as follows: Mrs. Carroll, Cancer and Americanism; Mrs. James Ryan, Ways and Means; Mrs. Ed Hund, Legislative; Mrs. Pete Wisser, Civil Defense; Mrs. Ella Wolf, Hospital; Mrs. Wayne Neuman, Publicity; Mrs. Martha Russell, Community Service; Mrs. Jean Roberts, Youth Activities, and Mrs. Cecile Baxter, Seving chairman. During the business session it was announced that an American Flag and Standard was to be presented to the Anaheim Chapter of the American Red Cross on Apr. 4. The Auxiliary also met their quota of $1 per member for the Department of California Hospital Fund. The next meeting on April 10 is a joint installation with VFW Post No. 3173 to be held at the American Legion Hall. The public is invited. Mrs. Walter Schroeder and Mrs. Ida Trenble served refreshments at the close of the meeting. Hallamore Dance Has Over 1800 in Attendance Sat. Eve Over 1800 employees and guests of the Hallamore Electronics Company jammed the Grand Ballroom of the Lafayette Hotel in Long Beach last Saturday night. Mar. 30, to attend the firm’s spring semi-formal dance. The capacity crowd danced to the music of Charlie Barnet and his "All-Stars" band; viewed themselves being televised on one of Hallamore's Closed Circuit television systems; completely consumed the "Hors D'Oeuvres" that were furnished throughout the evening; and at the end of the gala evening 14 lucky employees carried home door prizes ranging from boys' and girls' matched English bicycles to $25 gift certificates at the Anaheim Broadway and Alpha Beta Stores. According to Dave Snow, Hallamore industrial relations director, "This was the first Hallamore employee dance since moving to the Anaheim area, and a Homemaker Clubs to Study Food Shopping The study subject for the month of April for all county Homemaker Clubs will be "Let's Go Shopping for Foods", which will discuss how planning, knowledge and learned skills can help any homemaker feed her family better on less money. On Wednesday evening, April 10, at 7:45 o'clock, the Anaheim Evening Homemakers will meet at the home of Mrs. Paul Paddock, 9972 Salem Street, Anaheim. Mrs. Claude Slack will be hostess to the Fullerton Homemakers Club at her home at 811 Jade Way, Anaheim, on Wednesday, April 17 from 9:30 until 11:30 a.m. Anaheim Women of the Farm Bureau will meet at the home of Mrs. R. C. Hein, 925 West Center Street, this city, on Tuesday, Apr. 23. Lunch will be prepared by a committee. Members are asked to bring their own table service. The carnation, a fragrant flower belonging to the pink family, is native of southwestern Europe. It has been cultivated for more than 2,000 years. Mrs. Doris Lee Dick Passes Away Tues. Mrs. Doris Lee Dick, born in Ohio 59 years ago, coming to Orange County in 1925 and who had lived in Anaheim for nine years, died Tuesday of last week at the Santa Ana Community Hospital after a brief illness. She made her home with her daughter at 874 S. Placentia Ave., this city. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Ellen Melbourne and Mrs. Viola Maddox, both of Anaheim, and Mrs. Ruth Howard of Fullerton; one brother, James C. Pluck of Ohio; two sisters, Mrs. Rhea Hawkins of Los Angeles and Mrs. Blanche Wenig of Michigan, and five grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted from Hilgenfeld Chapel Thursday, Mar. 28, at 2:30 p.m. Rev. A. McCandless, pastor of the Evangelical-United Brethren Church, officiated, and interment followed in Westminster Memorial Park. The city of Caracas, capital of Venezuela, was founded by the Spanards in the year 1667. IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of The Anahejm Gazette By MRS HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago... April 7 — 1882 At a meeting of citizens held at Kroeger's hall on Monday evening the following ticket of town officers was nominated. For Trusser: J. P. Zeyn, Capt. A. S. Ferguson, Wm. Konig, F. A. Korn, C. Davis. For Assessor: H. C.ade; For Clerk: A. W. Steinart; For Treasurer: L. F. Lewis; For Marshal: L. Wartenberg; For Justice of the Peace: T. L. At the annual meeting for the election of officers of the Anaheim Water Company held on last Saturday, the following were elected directors to serve for the issuing year: B. Dreyfus, F. A. Corn, J. P. Zeyn, F. Hartung, Erwin Barr. The new board will meet today to organize by electing officers. The amendments to be by-laws which were presented a previous meeting were adopted. The rainfall for the early part of the week amounted to twenty-two hundredths of an inch and added to the total makes the season's rainfall so far 6.84. Mr. Exton gives the fall for the week as one-fourth of an inch for the season seven and three-eighths. Leland Stanford has received 100 cuttings of the Smyrna fig household of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edwards, this time taking from them their son John Thomas. He died on Tuesday at the parental residence in Los Angeles and was buried on Tuesday in the family burial plot at Santa Ana. Easter services at St. Michael's church were largely attended nearly every seat being occupied. The music was well rendered and the church was beautifully decorated. One of the noffices given by the rector is of special interest to the whole community—viz., the church is to have a bell. It will be given by the father of the late Charles B. Balch as a memorial to his son. 50 Years Ago... April 10 — 1907 A petition largely signed has been presented to the supervisors asking for a bridge across the Santa Ana river west of the county seat. A similar petition has been circulated among residents of Santa Ana and has several hundred signers. The petition before the Board is signed by about 75 Berrydale and West Orange residents. It is stated the Board will be unable to do anything about it owing to a lack of funds. Mrs. Hiltscher entertained the Ladies Euchre Club on Thursday. A very pleasant afternoon was spent and prizes were won Gannon. Mr. Zeyn desires us to say that he declines the nomination. Capt. Ferguson and Mr. Korn also request us to say that they decline the nomination. by the following: Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth first, Mrs. J. P. Hatzfeld, second and Mrs. A. Rimpau the consolation. Refreshments were served after the game. Miss Gladys Cahen of geles spent the week at the Misses Richardson ports her father Hypoloum much improved and all out again after a slight of apoplexy which he had a few weeks ago. Harry Hale was a busier for in Los Angeles on He purchased while in engine to be used for the draulic pump to be used construction of the York LOOK... How you can save money SAFEWAY Del Monte Stewed Tomatoe Libby’s Gardensweet Peas Gardenside Peeled Tomatoe The rainfall for the early part of the week amounted to twenty-two hundredths of an inch and added to the total makes the season's rainfall so far 6.84. Mr. Bxton gives the fall for the week as one-fourth of an inch and for the season seven and free-eighths. Leland Stanford has received 100 cuttings of the Smyrna fig will distribute them to the owners of the state. As there will be a demand for them, all applications should be sent in at the Centinela and Sausal ranches in this county have been by Sir Robert Burnett to D. Freeman for $140,000—action over $5.80 per acre. Death has again entered the Santa Ana river west of the county seat. A similar petition has been circulated among residents of Santa Ana and has several hundred signers. The petition before the Board is signed by about 75 Berrydale and West Orange residents. It is stated the Board will be unable to do anything about it owing to a lack of funds. A. S. Bradford is in San Francisco this week attending a convocation of Royal Arch Masons. He will visit his son Percy at Fresno on his way home and will spend a day at Bakersfield. W. G. Potter was in town on Thursday from Santa Ana. Since retiring from the County Treasurer's office, Mr. Potter is directing his attention to real estate and reports making a number of very good sales. There is an old saying that ... "MONEY DOES NOT GROW ON TREES" PLACE YOURS Where It Will Grow! Funds Placed with us by the 10th of April... EARN 4% FROM 6 for 1.00 Del Monte Stewed Tomatoe Libby’s Gardensweet Peas Gardenside Peeled Tomatoes Emerald Bay Fancy Spinach Hy Power Tamales Hunt’s Pork and Beans Heinz Chicken Soups 8 for 1.00 Spiced Beans Highway Corn Grapefruit Juice Gardenside Sweet Peas Highway Cut Green Beans Highway Applesauce C&H Sugar WHITE MAGIC CLEANSER New! Better than ever! Foam-action, with 14-oz. bleaching and brightening properties. MARGARINE PEAR HALVES GIANT RIPE OLIVES STRAWBERRY JAM April .. 4% Per Annum FROM THE FIRST Payable 4 Times Per Year VERY COUNT SURED UP TO 10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, California Center and Lemon St. Phone KE 5-2158 Founded June 20, 1921 MARGARINE PEAR HALVES GIANT RIPE OLIVES STRAWBERRY JAM ZEE TOILET TISSUE ICE CREAM PORK ROAST— OR CHOPS LOIN of Eastern END CUT lb. 45¢ RIB END CUT lb. 39 PORK CHOPS CENTER LOIN lb. 79¢ CENTER RIB lb. 69 SPARERIBS SMALL SIZE Eastern Grain-Fed Pork lb. 42 CANNED PICNICS DUBUQUE Smoked 4¼-lb. can $2.75 SLICED BACON HIGH QUALITY Dubuque or Farmer John pkg. 52 FRANKS SOMERSET—ALL MEAT Skinless No. 1 Quality pkg. 43 HALIBUT STEAKS CAPTAIN'S CHOICE Quick-Frozen pkg. 69 FILLET OF SOLE CAPTAIN'S CHOICE Quick-Frozen pkg. 49 PRICES EFFECTIVE April 4, 5, 6, 1957. No dealer sales. Limit right reserved. Applicable taxes collected. Save Safeway Pink Cash Register Tapest Redeem them for fine SAVE-A-TAPE Premiums! Your Nearest Safeway Miss Gladys Cahen of Los Angeles spent the week end with the Misses Richardson. She reports her father Hypolite Cahen much improved and able to be out again after a slight stroke of apoplexy which he suffered a few weeks ago. Harry Hale was a business visitor in Los Angeles on Saturday. He purchased while in town an engine to be used for the big hydraulic pump to be used in the construction of the Yorba reser-votr. Lieut. John Selinger of Co. E., is in receipt of a medal won in the State shoot of 1904 and 1905. Medals were ready for forwarding a year ago but they were destroyed in the San Francisco fire. Mrs. Gus Hanson entertained at cards on Wednesday afternoon at her home on Orangethorpe avenue. Among those present were, besides the hostess, Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Mrs. Otto Rust, Mrs. B. V. Beebe, Mrs. H. A. Johnston, Mrs. Wickett, Mrs. Peter Weisel, Mrs. Henry Kuchel, Mrs. Strodthoff, Mrs. F. H. Yungbluth, Mrs. Hiltscher, Mrs. Morris Smith, Mrs. F. A. Backs, Miss Winifred Melrose, Miss Elsie Rust. Richard L. Colwell, 24, son of Mrs. Mary A. Nahlen, 2542 Greenleaf Ave., Anaheim, recently was promoted to private first class while a member of the U.S. Army Garrison at Glessen, Germany. Colwell, a courier, entered the Army in March, 1956, and arrived overseas last August. MIX'EM or MATCH'EM SALE! FOR $1.00 ewed Tomatoes 16-oz. can nsweet Peas 17-oz. can eled Tomatoes 28-oz. can Fancy Spinach 27-oz. can males with Sauce 15-oz. can nd Beans 30-oz. can Soups Cream, Noodle or with Rice 10½-oz. can $1.00 Gebhardt's with Chili 15½-oz. can Vacuum Packed 12-oz. can Town House Brand 18-oz. can sweet Peas 17-oz. can Green Beans 16-oz. can plesauce SELECT 16-oz. can BROWN or POWDERED 1-lb. pkg. EANSER am-action, with 14-oz. 9¢ ng properties. can NE SUNNYBANK FOR-WRAPPED) Safeway's own top quality brand at a special low price. 1-lb. 19¢ ctn. VES HIGHWAY Packed exclusively for Safeway 29-oz. can 29¢ E OLIVES EBONY Safeway Brand 8½-oz. can 25¢ RRY JAM EMPRESS Pure 2-lb. 59¢ COFFEE It's Harvest Time in Coffee Land, and Coffee Land is Safeway! AIRWAY COFFEE 1-lb. bag 69¢ NOB HILL COFFEE 1-lb. bag 79¢ EDWARDS Vacuum-packed 1-lb. 85¢ EDWARDS INSTANT 2-oz. jar 49¢ NE SUNNYBANK FOIL-WRAPPED! Safeway's own top quality brand at a special low price. 1-lb. ctn. 19¢ VES HIGHWAY Packed exclusively for Safeway 29-oz. can 29¢ E OLIVES EBONY Safeway Brand 8½-oz. can 25¢ RRY JAM EMPRESS Pure Preserves 2-lb. jar 59£ TISSUE SOFTI Pastel Colors 4-roll pkg. 29£ PARTY PRIDE Chocolate Chip Almond (½-gal. ctn. 79c) 2 pint ctns. 49£ COFFEE It's Harvest Time in Coffee Land, and Coffee Land is Safeway! AIRWAY COFFEE 1-lb. bag 69¢ NOB HILL COFFEE 1-lb. bag 79¢ EDWARDS Vacuum-packed 1-lb. can 85¢ EDWARDS INSTANT 2-oz. jar 49£ 4-oz. jar 75c 6-oz. jar $1.09 Fudge Gold Square Cake CURTSY BAKED (Regularly 59c) each 49£ MRS. WRIGHT'S BREAD Stead-white or Wheat std. 18c lb. leaf 26c ROAST 4.5¢ RIB END CUT lb. 39£ lb. 79¢ CENTER RIB lb. 69¢ ALL SIZE Grain-Fed Pork lb. 43¢ BUQUQUE Smoked 4¼-lb. can $2.79 SH QUALITY Juice or Farmer John 1-lb. pkg. 55£ ALL MEAT Juice or Farmer John 1-lb. pkg. 43£ PTAIN'S CHOICE Quick-Frozen 1-lb. pkg. 69£ PTAIN'S CHOICE Quick-Frozen 1-lb. pkg. 49£ BANANAS CENTRAL AMERICAN Luscious with flavor! Ripened to perfection under scientifically controlled conditions! 2 lbs. 25¢ PLUS OTHER BIG PRODUCE BUYS! ARTICHOKES LARGE SIZE Compact heads 2 for 19¢ CUCUMBERS FRESH CRISP Long Green 2 for 19¢ EGG PLANT ROYAL PURPLE Fry, bake, stew lb. 19¢ GARLIC FRESH CLOVE 2-oz. pkg. 10¢ 8-oz. pkg. 29£ COLE SLAW CELLO PACK 8-oz. pkg. 12¢ SAFEWAY 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim