anaheim-gazette 1957-06-13

IN LIEU OF A PARTY—Members of Girl Scout Troop 11, sponsored by Grace Lutheran Church of Anaheim, line up behind Mary Stewart, champion Girl Scout cookie seller, while she presents check to Mrs. Doris Mallars, director of the Cerebral Palsy Association's Child Development Center. The scouts gave up a party or a pleasure trip, usually financed by a cookie sale, in order to present the proceeds to the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Orange County. "It was their own idea," said Mrs. Robert Miles, troop leader. Chevrolet Station Wagon Bodies Built On West Coast Now Chevrolet's station wagon bodies are now completely assembled in Idaho. When station wagon production for the far west was transferred to Van Nuys, it reduced the waiting time for customer delivery from weeks to a matter of days. ANNOUNCES BIRTH OF SON Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman Chevrolet Station Wagon Bodies Built On West Coast Now Chevrolet's station wagon bodies are now completely assembled and produced on the west coast for the first time, according to G. W. Wiegand, Fisher Body plant manager, Van Nuys. This was made possible when the Fisher plant was expanded some 800,000 square feet to handle the additional production of station wagons and convertible model bodies for Chevrolet. Production of station wagons was started in February, 1957, and because of customer demand the plant is producing more than 150 units per day in five different models and shipping to dealers in the eight far western states, J. D. Rhoades, Chevrolet plant manager, said. Heretofore all station wagon bodies were produced at Fisher plants in St. Louis, Mo., and Euclid, Ohio. When station wagon production for the far west was transferred to Van Nuys, it reduced the waiting time for customer delivery from weeks to a matter of days. ANNOUNCES BIRTH OF SON Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman of 1111 Oak Street, Fullerton, announce the birth of a son, their first child, at St. Joseph Hospital on Tuesday, June 11. He weighed 7 lbs., 12 oz. "Bob" is a former resident of Anaheim and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Talset of 502 No. Claudina St., Mrs. Hoffman is the former Miss Bobble Downs, daughter of Mrs. David Downs of 729 No. Paulina St., and the late Mr. Downs. The parents are both graduates of Anaheim Union High School and Bob was an employee of the Anaheim Gazette for several years before entering the Army and serving overseas. He has been named David Martin. CALL KEystone 5-2206 Call KE 5-2206 for Want Ads LOOK! ICE CUBES WITHOUT TRAYS An exclusive feature of the SERVEL GAS Refrigerator! The only refrigerator that makes ice cubes automatically is the Servel Gas Ice-Maker Refrigerator. You can reach in any time and take a handful or dozens of ice cubes. The Ice-Maker replaces them automatically. 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The total assets of the Association are now in excess of $450,000,000. Reserves are over $28,000,000. SAC Graduates Students Today Varied pre-graduation events for 120 students at Santa Ana College will culminate today. Thursday, with commencement exercises in Cook Gymnasium, starting at 4 p.m. Dr. Daniel C. McNaughton, Director of Santa Ana College, will be conducting the ceremonies for the last time, since he has resigned to accept another post. Dr. Baxter M. Geeting, SAC graduate of 1930 and Chairman of Humanities and Fine Arts at Santa Ana College, will give the commencement address. His topic will be "Never The Same River." This will be the second consecutive year that an alumnus has been chosen for the coveted Wherever you are, wherever you go, consider this: New Royal 76 is the West's most powerful premium ```markdown ``` Doesn't new Royal 76 belong in your picture; too? It's the West's most powerful premium gasoline. 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