anaheim-gazette 1959-11-13

B2 - Anaheim Gazette Grandmothers Club Will Hear Report The Anaheim Grandmothers Club, 380, will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, Nov. 17, at the Home Savings and Loan Recreation Hall at 211 E. Center St. Mrs. Catherine Howard will report on the National Convention in New York last month. All members are urged to attend. World War I Group Will Hold Bazaar Anaheim Barracks 1235 Veterans of World War I and its auxiliary will hold a bazaar at the Anaheim Legion Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 18, at 7 p.m. A potluck dinner will be served at 6 p.m. to which all veterans of World War I and their families are invited. For further information call TR 1-2212 or PR 2-0553. Tall Tales and For This Year's Sixty beautiful floral floats on Jan. 1, will be designed to the year's theme, "Tall Tales and True," according to Tournament President, Raymond A. Dorn. The theme was chosen from 5,000 suggestions sent in from parts of the country, the winning idea being submitted by E. Swanson of Whittier, Calif. Some of the themes of the party have been "Dreams in Flowers," "Adventures in Flowers," "Moodies in Flowers," and "Books in Flowers." "The 1960 theme will give float sponsors a chance to en Servite Guild Sets Nov. 21 Fashion Show The Servite Mothers Guild of Servite High School will present "Holiday Fashions" Nov. 21 in the La Cuisine Restaurant in Fullerton. The benefit luncheon-fashion show will feature fashions from the showrooms of Orange County merchants and will be modeled by the Mannequins Association of Orange County. Co-chairmen are Mrs. Jamie Garvin of Fullerton and Mr. Dorie Haag fo Anaheim. Mr. John Mikitka will coordinate ORANGE COUNTY FAMILIES FOR OVER THREE QUARTERS OF A CENTURY BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 251 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 5-1149 Orange County's First Funeral Directors Winners Names Change Each Week Meet T Find your name among the Listings—Take this page to the store in which your name appears! $400 IN To Be Distributed to Lucky Copyright 1958. Wm. A. Conkey AUTO PARTS AMERICAN AUTO Complete Line Accessories Drums Turned - Bonded Lining Downtown, Near Center 117 N. Los Angeles — KE 5-6671 BAKERY MITCHELL'S BAKERY Open Mon. & Fri. 'til 9 BICYCLES DEB'S BICYCLE SHOP Sales & Service Fobbies & Supplies 1235 S. Euclid KE 5-0829 BUILDING MATERIALS QUALITY CONCRETE PRODUCTS Bricks - Blocks - Lawn Curbing Sand - Cement - Fence Blocks 1659 Lincoln KE 5-8382 Patricia L. Birch, 307 Agate DOUGHNUTS WINCHELL'S DONUT HOUSE See 'em Made 400 N. Los Angeles PR 2No Parking Problem DRAPERIES AND TEXTILES Anheim TEXTILE STORE BAKERY MITCHELL'S BAKERY Open Mon. & Fr. 'til 9 BAKERY Mrs. Al Lampkins, 1516 Crone 2016 Anaheim-Olive Rd. PR 4-8833 BARBER SHOPS CALIFORNIA BARBER SHOP Six Barbers — We Specialize in Dandruff Control — Flattops 314 W. Center KE 5-7906 BEAUTY SALONS A & E BEAUTY SALON "Look Your Best For The One Who Cares" 102 E. Center KE 5-6215 IVORY'S HOUSE OF BEAUTY Color & Styling Specialists Recognized as Anaheim's Finest 414 E. Center KE 3-2596 MOZELLE'S SALON DE BEAUTY. 2604 W. Lincoln JA 7-1016 HOUSE OF PRESLEY 330 N. Euclid KE 5-6879 BEAUTY SCHOOL ORANGE COUNTY BEAUTY COLLEGE Enroll Now! Complete Course Class — Private, Low Prices Student Work 218 E. Center PR 4-3561 BUILDING MATERIALS QUALITY CONCRETE PRODUCTS Bricks - Blocks - Lawn Curbing Sand - Cement - Fence Blocks 1659 Lincoln KE 5-8362 Patricia L. Birch, 307 Agate CAPES Sammy's Coffee Shop Merchant's Lunch & Breakfasts Open 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. 900 N. Los Angeles KE 3-9831 CAMPING EQUIPMENT ARMY & NAVY STORE Sales & Rentals Sleeping Bags - Tents Stoves, etc. 114 E. Center KE 5-7906 CAR WASH WESTERN CAR WASH 99c Car Wash with Gas Purchase Regular $1.25 558 S. Los Angeles — KE 5-1911 COCKTAIL LOUNGE MEET-N ROOM At the Keyboard 2660 Lincoln JA 7-2933 CARPETS BROOK-LIN CARPET CO. Home Cleaning Specialists Floors-Carpets-Furniture-Walls Lincoln at Brookhurst PR 4-5256 DRAPERIES AND TEXTILES Anheim TEXTILE STORE 108-112 E. Center Ph. KE 5- DRESS SHOP MURIEL'S For M' Lady Sub-Teen, Jr., Missy & WoBrookhurst Center Brookhurst & Ball PR 4 DRIVE INS STAN'S BURGER BAWeek-end Special 6 Burger No Parking Problem 2000 Anaheim-Olive Roof DIXIE'S DRIVE IN Free Root Beer Drink to Kiddies under 6 with Ada Tall Tales and True' Is Theme For This Year's Rose Bowl Parade A lovely floral floats in the tournament of Roses Parade No. 1, will be designed to this theme, "Tall Tales and True" according—to Tournament present, Raymond A. Dorn. The theme was chosen from suggestions sent in from all of the country, the winning being submitted by Ericson of Whittier, Calif. One of the themes of the past been "Dreams in Flowers," "Melinda Flowers," and "Books in Arms." The 1960 theme will give the sponsors a chance to enter Servite Guild. Events Nov. 21 Fashion Show Servite Mothers Guild of White High School will pre-“Holiday Fashions” Nov. at the La Cuisine Restaurant Bullerton. The benefit luncheon-fashion will feature fashions from showrooms of Orange County. Chairmen are Mrs. James Kin of Fullerton and Mrs. Heag fo Anaheim. Mrs. Mikitka will coordinate plovely floats patterned after the fact of fiction motif. With this opportunity for great diversity, this year's procession should have some of the finest floats in the Tournament's history," said President Dorn. Some internationally famous person, who will be selected as grand marshal, will ride in an open auto at the head of the parade. Following closely behind will be the vehicle carrying the Tournament president. Then will come the queen's float on which will be the Rose Queen and her six princesses. Twenty bands from all points of the United States, including musical organizations from Rhode Island, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Louisiana, will furnish the music for the world-famous event. More than 200 equestrian units will participate in the Rose Parade. In this number will be several of the nation's best mounted posse groups. Anaheim Girls Honored at UC Two Anaheim girls were honored at a special reception held for honor students at the University of California at Santa Barbera. Doris Sonnie, daughter of Anaheim Girls Honored at UC Two Anaheim girls were honored at a special reception held for honor students at the University of California at Santa Barbara. Doris Sonnie, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Sonnie of 400 N. Resh St., dean's honor roll and scholarship, and Sharon L. Troutman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Troutman of 420 Parkway, honors-at-entrance, were among the entering and returning students who were honored. Students recognized at this assembly included 108 on the dean's honor list, 58 honors-at-entrance-entering freshmen who have compiled exceptionally high scholastic records in high school, 118 holders of UCSB scholarships and 51 winners of California State Scholarships. Centralia Studies Improvement Plans Members of a newly formed committee from Centralia School P.T.A. met with Centralia district administrators to study a proposed project to beautify the schoolgrounds. Headed by Mrs. Russell Neiderman, resident, the committee included Mrs. Michael Gullon and Mrs. Gailard Larkowski. Also present at the meeting were Glen H. Dysinger, Sr., superintendent; Palmer G. Campen, assistant superintendent of business; Kenneth Holland, principal at Centralia school; Herbert E. Bass, supervisor of buildings and grounds and Otis Bass, groundsweeping foreman. Students Show Interest in Youth Concert Proof that boys and girls Centralia School district preciate cultural advantage when offered them was denced by the number of quests for tickets to the Orange county "Symphony for Young concert under the baton of Frieda Belinfante," conducted. Two bus loads of fifth sixth graders attended the cert on a "first come, serve" basis for the 100 ticket allotted the seven schools in district, out of approximately 150 who indicated their desire to participate. Because of the widespread interest and demand for pets, Rees G. Olson, district manager, is pleased to announce that 100 IN FREE GIFT CASH AWARD has been awarded to Lucky Winners During the Weeks of this Great "Get - Acquainted" event. DOUGHNUTS WINCHELL'S DONUT HOUSE See 'em Made N. Los Angeles PR 2-0300 No Parking Problem DRAGERIES AND TEXTILES Made in Tile/Store DRUG STORES PALM PHARMACY Free Prescription Delivery 607 S. Palm Anaheim PR 4-2597 BEACON PHARMACY We Deliver Free Anywhere 10052 Chapman, Garden Grove LE 9-1171 DRY CLEANERS VOGUE CLEANERS 20% off with $5.00 Dry Cleaning We Give Saft Green Stamps LAUNDROMATS THRITFY-WASH LAUNDROMAT Colin Operated 20 Wash 10c Dry 6 a.m.- Midnight Sun & Holidays 822 W. Center KE 5-1269 La Palma LAUNDROMATIC & CLEANERS Next to Chicken Pie Shop 93414 Euclid Ave. KE 5-1277 LIQUOR DELICATESSEN AL'S PARTY PANTRY Liquor-Beer-Wine-Groceries Keg Beer 2021 Anaheim-Olive KE 5-6017 PRINTING WEDDING INVITATION at the ANAHEIM GAZETT 259 East Center REAL ESTATE T. F. BEVINS CO. REALTORS Homes in Anaheim 1204 W. Lincoln PR RAY S. TOZER, REAL ESTATE DRAPERIES AND TEXTILES Muriel's Tile Store 112 E. Center Ph. KE 5-0244 DRESS SHOP MURIEL'S For M' Lady Teen, Jr., Missy & Women's Brookhurst Center Brookhurst & Ball PR 4-8935 DRIVE INS STAN'S BURGER BAR Week-end Special 6 Burgers $1 No Parking Problem 2000 Anaheim-Olive Road DIXIE'S DRIVE IN Free Root Beer Drink to All Kiddies under 6 with Adults 8 W. Center Anaheim BEACON PHARMACY We Deliver Free Anywhere 10052 Chapman, Garden Grove LE 9-1171 DRY CLEANERS VOGUE CLEANERS 20% off with $3.00 Dry Cleaning We Give S&H Green Stamps East Anaheim Center KE 3-1013 GLASS CENTER GLASS COMPANY Mirrors-Lable Lops-Window Glass Auto Glass Installed 612 E. Center PR 2-0123 HEALTH STORE RUSSELL'S HEALTH FOODS Certified Raw Milk-Honey Ice Crush Natural Vitamins & Minerals 208 N. Los Angeles KE 5-4260 INTERIORS BETTY'S CUSTOM INTERIORS Free Labor on Fitted Chair Slip Cover with a Drapery Order 1217 S. Los Angeles PR 2-1280 ITALIAN FOOD NINO'S ITALIAN DELICATESSEN Imported & Domestic Food Italy & Virginia Passante 110 So. Lemon KE 5-9527 LA Palmá LAUNDROMATIC & CLEANERS Next to Chicken Pie Shop 93414 Euclid Ave. KE 5-9277 LIQUOR DELICATESSEN AL'S PARTY PANTRY Liquor-Beer-Wine-Groceries Keg Beer 2021 Anaheim-Olive KE 5-6017 F D'S LIQDOR STORE Comp Line Liquor-Beer-Wine We Deliver Frank Doretti 177 W. Center KE5-3844 MARINE SUPPLIES ARROW CRAFT BOAT COMPANY 14' - 16' Runabouts & 18' Cruisers Mercury Outboards 120 N. Manchester KE 5-3533 MARKETS GOLDEN RULE MARKET Complete Market Prop. Ken Rees Fresh Meats by J. M. Pickel Mrs. L. H. Heffner, 205 S. Philadelphia N.W. Center KE 5-3013 or 5-9262 PET SHOPS ANAHEIM PET SHOP New Ownership Tropical Fish — All Pet Supplies 261 F. Center KE 5-4650 PRESCRIPTIONS WEST ANAHEIM PHARMACY Prompt Prescription Service 1842 Lincoln Ave. KE 3-3810 REAL ESTATE T. F. BEVINS CO. REALTORS Homes in Anaheim 1204 W. Lincoln PR KAY S. TOZER, REALTORS Homes & Income Proposed 30 Years in Anaheim 1016 W. Center KE Res. PR RESTAURANT Miss Janet Henderson and Piano & Organ Night PR 4-5667 SERVICE STATIST JOHN DARE RICHFIELD DEAL Motor Tune up Brake We Give S&H Green Shoes 1700 Le Palma KE Art Show Award Winners Named Award winners in the November show now in progress at the Laguna Art Gallery are Jae Carmichael for a watercolor entitled "Blue Grass;" M. Askenazy for an oil, "Summer;" Victor Houser for a sculpture, "The Infant John," and C. Von Schneidau for a portrait, "My Mother." Among the many exhibitors are one man shows by Burt Proctor, Dorothy Sklar, Vonna Owings Wabb, Henry L. Richter, Alfred E. R. Rogge and Paul Proehl. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Gurtoous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 VETERANS of WW.I Wives, Widows, Mothers, Daughters, Sisters ARE URGED TO JOIN Anaheim Auxiliary Barracks 1235 TR 1-2212 PR 2-0563 Students Show Interest in Youth Concert Farm Center Sets Potluck Meeting The Anaheim Farm Center will meet at Farm Bureau Hall, 1916 W. Chapman, Orange, tonight at 6:30 for a semi-potluck dinner. The Center will furnish coffee, milk, bread and Students Show Interest in Youth Concert Proof that boys and girls in Centralia School district appreciate cultural advantages offered them was evidenced by the number of requests for tickets to the Orange County "Symphony for Youth" concert under the baton of Miss Meda Belinfante, conductor. Two bus loads of fifth and sixth graders attended the concert on a "first come, first serve" basis for the 100 tickets noted the seven schools in the district, out of approximately 20 who indicated their desire participate. Because of the widespread interest and demand for tickets, Rees G. Olson, district director of music, said that a similar opportunity will probably be extended upper grade pupils in January when the second of the four-concert-series is scheduled at Fullerton Union High school. Farm Center Sets Potluck Meeting The Anaheim Farm Center will meet at Farm Bureau Hall, 1916 W. Chapman, Orange, tonight at 6:30 for a semi-potluck dinner. The Center will furnish coffee, milk, bread and meat. Each member is asked to bring a liberal vegetable, salad or dessert. A regular meeting will be held with directors report and other officer reports. Entertaining will be Jacob Mumm, who will show pictures he took while touring Africa. Director of music, said that a similar opportunity will probably be extended upper grade pupils in January when the second of the four-concert-series is scheduled at Fullerton Union High school. HANTS Winners Must Claim Check in 7 Days AWARDS It - Acquainted" Promotion!!! PRINTING WEDDING INVITATIONS at the ANAHEIM GAZETTE 259 East Center REAL ESTATE T. F. BEVINS CO., REALTORS Homes in Anaheim AY S. TOZER, REALTOR SERVICE STATIONS HOXIE MOBIL SERVICE Radiator Service-Tuneup-Brakes Free Pickup and Delivery Lancin at Manchester PR 4-3780 AL NELLESEN UNION OIL DEALER Complete Brake Work - Tuneup 550 E. Center KE 5-5895 VINCE CARUSO Your Union Oil Dealer SPANISH FOOD LA CHIQUITA The Finest Mexican Food Refrigerated Air Conditioning La W. Center Ph 4-1067 TIRES PHELPS TIRE SERVICE Recapping-Tire Truing-New Tires Fred Phelsa 918 N. Los Angeles KE 5-3963 TUNE UP REAL ESTATE T. F. BEVINS CO., REALTORS Homes in Anaheim 904 W. Lincoln PR 4-0280 RAY S. TOZER, REALTOR Homes & Income Property 30 Years in Anaheim 916 W. Center KE 5-8415 Res. PR 4-9137 RESTAURANTS Miss Janet Henderson at the Piano & Organ Nightly PR 4-5567 SERVICE STATIONS JOHN DARE RICHFIELD DEALER Motor Tune up Brake Service We Give S&H Green Stamps 700 Le Palma KE 3-4341 AL NELLESEN UNION OIL DEALER Complete Brake Work - Tuneup S. Royal Tire 650 E. Center KE 5-5895 VINCE CARUSO Your Union Oil Dealer We Pick UP & Delivery S. Euclid at Orange KE 3-3090 BASHARA'S FLYING A Motor Tune up - Brake Service 300 S. Los Angeles KE 5-5351 We Give A & H Green Stamps BILL'S SHELL SERVICE Specialists in Motor Tune up Brakes-Carburetors-Ignition Cor. Lincoln & Euclid PR 4-3864 SEWING MACHINES KRAMER'S Overhaul any Sew Mach. or Vacuum Cleaner for only $1.97 Free Pickup & Delivery 434 E. Center PR 2-1284 SHOE REPAIR HOFFMAN'S Better Rebuilding-Tried & Proven New Boots & Shoes-Here since 2017 W. Center Anaheim TIRES PHELPS TIRE SERVICE Recapping-Tire Truing-New Tires Fred Phelae 918 N. Los Angeles KE 5-3969 TUNE UP NEUMAN'S CARBURETOR - IGNITION Generators-Regulators-Starters 1111 Lincoln (Five Points) PR 4-5594 T.V. AND HI-FI ADAM'S T.V. & HI-FI Prompt, Courteous Service Brookhurst Center KE 3-3126 EMPIRE I. V. & HI-FI Moss N. Euclid KE 3-2454 YARDAGE TOWN FABRIC CENTER Draperies & Upholstery Imported & Domestic 410 W. Center PR 4-8814 The Anaheim Gasette is delivered by Carrier every Thursday morning. If you do not get your copy by 8:00 a.m. PHONE PR 2-1284