anaheim-gazette 1960-02-19

A2-Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Friday, Feb. 18, 1900. Grand Jurors (Continued from Page 1) Mrs. George M. Holstein III, Hazel Strochein, Santa Ana; W. Harold Finley, Cecil Suddaby and Donald F. Griset, Tustin; Wayne Kelly, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Forster and Carl Buchheim, San Juan Capistrano. Riley L. Bryant, Mrs. Marie L. Esslinger, Laguna Beach; Mrs. Hill and Luther H. Maloney, Newport Beach; Mrs. Norma Spears and Mrs. Greta Wells, Fullerton; W. H. Barton, Yorba Linda; Roquet, Anaheim; Margaret Gage, Huntington Beach; Tom H. Dean, Buena Park, and Walter Weimer, Costa Mesa. Named to a second successive term as senior warden of St. Michael's Episcopal church was Charles Organ, 536 S. West St. Also reappointed was Kenneth Stromquist as junior warden. New officers are Ernest Rose, treasurer, and Frank Perry, clerk. Elected to the church vestry at the recent annual meeting were Otto Grigg and Perry. Re-elected to three-year terms were Frank Wisberg and Bill Currier. Organ, Wisberg, Grigg and Arthur Shipkey were also named delegates to the diocesan convention. Warden Organ reported that important strides have been made toward construction of a new church, including the appointment of architect Culver Heaton to draft plans. These plans made possible by a record pledge by the communicants, whose swelled to 664. Those cited for their service in the church include Mmes. R. Edens, retiring directress of Altar Guild; Joe Thompson, acting after seven years superintency of the Sunday school; John Kent, transferring from of the captain system to the post with the Sunday school. Organ is replacing Mrs. Keith the former post. The city of Camden, Me., a monument to the doughnut A statue there honors Ca. Hanson Gregory, who invented doughnut hole in 1847. THE SMOOTHEST STREET IN TOWN ...IS THE ONE UNDER A BUICK '60 IF YOU WERE CONVINCED that the Turbine Drive Buick '60 was the best riding car in America... AND YOU WANTED TO DESCRIBE this uncommon characteristic to other people... DO YOU THINK YOU COULD DO IT nearly so effectively as a little ride around the block in the Buick could do it? NEITHER DO WE... we don't know which is the best riding car in America, but it must be a dandy if it rides any better than Buick's All-Time Best. Call your Buick dealer for a demonstration ride. His name is in the Yellow Pages. Take a Turn in the Turbine Drive Buick '60 YOUR QUALITY BUICK DEALER INANAHEIM IS: STEFFY BUICK CO. 410 S. Los Angeles St. KEystone 3-1341 NEW RAINCOATS on phone lines do a better job of sealing out harmful moisture. Now, by plastic-coating wires inside phone cables, we cut the cost of wet-weather repair work. Economy like this helps us give you the most for your telephone dollar. We work to make your telephone dollar go further in California Pacific Telephone Humphrey Scores Nixon Voting In Senate Vice President Richard Nixon has used his position as presiding officer of the U. S. Senate "against the people and their progress," Democratic party presidential aspirant Hubert Humphrey charged here recently. Humphrey said that seven tie-breaking votes cast by Nixon in the senate have "all been against the people and their progress." HUMPHREY spoke before an Orange County Democratic dinner in Santa Ana following a press conference in Anaheim. "The vice president votes only in a tie," the Minnesota senator said, "and seven times Nixon has broken the hopes of millions of Americans for good, sound, progressive legislation." The most recent example of this, Humphrey said, was when in a tie-breaking situation Nixon voted against the education bill. "Fortunately the next day the bill passed," he added. HUMPHREY criticized Nixon, a native of Orange county, for his vote on bills dealing with economic issues, wage and interest rates and labor programs for a period covering June 18, 1953, to April 22, 1959. County Home Show HUMPHREY criticized Nixon, a native of Orange county, for his vote on bills dealing with economic issues, wage and interest rates and labor programs for a period covering June 18, 1953, to April 22, 1959. County Home Show Opens on April 6 (Photo on Page 1) The model home to be given away at the 1960 Orange County Home Show is under construction at Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa today. Marvin E. Lawrence, young head of the Marvin E. Lawrence Co. of Santa Ana, is the construction contractor in charge of building this year. Lawrence is chairman of the home show which is sponsored by the Orange County Builders association. "It looks as if we'll have the most fabulous home show in Orange county history," said Lawrence, when he reported to the job site to drive the first nail in construction of the model home. Almost 80 per cent of the exhibit space in the 30,000 square foot Commercial Exhibits building, which houses the annual home show, already is sold, according to Lawrence. Hundreds of displays of goods and services for the home, patio and garden are expected to draw interest of thousands of visitors to the sixth annual edition of the big show. The possibility the show's floor plan will be expanded, currently under discussion, will make it the largest show of its kind ever staged in the county. The 1960 show is set for April 6 through 10 at the Costa Mesa fairgrounds. Focal point of the show is the model home constructed each year on the fairgrounds. Students of the building construction class at Orange Coast college are handling much of the carpentry in the construction project. John Potter, instructor of the class, is in charge Loan Manager, Girls Injured in New Automobile Richard M. Gregory, 54, manager of Fullerton Savings and Loan company, and his daughters, Nancy, 12, and Linda, 3, were injured slightly in a collision with a dump truck here Saturday. The Gregory family's new 1960 automobile had been driven only 42 miles when the crash occurred. THE ACCIDENT occurred at Tustin and Meats Ave., east of the city. The trio was taken to Anaheim Memorial hospital for treatment. Driver of the 2½-ton truck was identified by the California highway patrol as Jules Ressegue, 34, of La Habra. The new Gregory auto, pitched into a drainage ditch, was extensively damaged. ...but Daddy got his new car with a LOW-COST AUTO LOAN from the friendly Bank! JUST BETWEEN 'U.S.' Hey, the Girl Scouts are out selling those terrific cookies again. Don't forget to avail yourself of some fine eating and at the JUST BETWEEN 'U.S.' Hey, the Girl Scouts are out selling those terrific cookies again. 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