anaheim-gazette 1960-05-05

Anaheim Gazette-A3 (Anaheim, Thursday, May 5, 1960) New Trailer Club Opens in Anaheim Anaheim trailer owners are invited to join the newly organized "Anaheim Aloha Trailer Club." Members will enjoy a monthly outing with fellow "Trailerites" to various points of interest, within a 200 mile radius. A good turn-out was reported at the first meeting of the club, held last Monday at City Park. By-laws were approved, and officers and committees elected. The meeting concluded with a hamburger fry. Interested persons are asked to call KE 5-7735 or PR 4-3130 for further information. Navy League (Continued from Page 1) Santa Ana, for an evening Spanish Fiesta and pit barbecue. Other highlight activities saw: FIVE MEN who have made extraordinary contributions to the development of America's sea power during the past year received the highly coveted awards of the Navy League of the United States Wednesday at the opening session. About 3,000 delegates witnessed presentation of the awards by Frank Gard Jameson, national president of the League, to the Honorable John L. Sullivan, former Secretary of the Navy; Admiral Robert B. Carney, USN (Ret), former Chief of Naval Operations; Admiral James L. Holloway, USN (Ret), who commanded American Forces in Lebanon; Rear Admiral John J. Bergen, USNR (Ret), immediate past-president of the Navy League, and Mr. Robert Crown, national vice-president of the Navy League. The League awards are for literary achievement, for inspirational civilian leadership, for inspirational military leadership, for operational competence and for scientific and technical progress. A grand tour of Southern California’s renowned Newport Harbor, followed by a luncheon-fash- J. J. LITTLEFIELD Drop in and get your Free Tickets for the Monday Shopper Matinee at the FOX ANAHEIM Theater and hear Joe Littlefield, Southland’s most outstanding garden authority, appearing through the courtesy of Botts Nursery... May 9... doors open at 12 noon with the program starting at 12:30. BOTTS NURSERY 1228 Lincoln KE 5-5450 Anaheim Our Business Is Growing The League awards are for literary achievement, for inspirational civilian leadership, for inspirational military leadership, for operational competence and for scientific and technical progress. A grand tour of Southern California’s renowned Newport Harbor, followed by a luncheon-fashion show at the Balboa Bay Club was one of the social highlights for the ladies of the convention. The visitors, many of whom will have traveled thousands of miles to enjoy California’s hospitality as the distaff complement of the convention, boarded a fleet of private yachts at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Featured at the luncheon were the creations of Mr. Tom of Lido Fashions and the Balboa Bay Club Fashion Shop, with Mrs. A. M. Reynolds providing the comments. Smoking a cigarette in a car is all right, but taking chances while you light up is a dangerous practice, warns the Automobile Club of Southern California. For safety, motorists should keep their eyes on the road and both hands on the steering wheel. NOW! YOUR ANAHEIM ARE LIT! Independent Learning Self THE RIGHT AND WROG Landgren, Troop 19 (Flees’ Choice” T.V. show, ver, Troop 88 (Izaak Walta) tickets are available from Symington (Continued from Page 1) at Yale, working summers as reporter on the Baltimore S. He started as a moulder in steel business in 1923. During this working period, he studied mechanical engineering at nih school, and electrical engineer with the International Correspondence School. Senator Symington is married and has two sons, Stuart James, both of whom are lawyers. The Senator has served the government in many executive capacities from 1941 until he elected Senator in 1952. He approved by the Senate six times for high office without a sinister voting vote, Democratic Republican. He was awarded Medal for Merit in 1947 and Independent Learning Self HERE IS WHAT YOUR CARRIER BOY DOES: STUDIES HIS PA SERVES OLD CUSTOMERS, KEEPS BOOKS, COLLECTS ACCO YOUNG MAN WHO DELIVERS YOUR PAPER HAS A THRIVE I read the Want Ads and the Society Page This is the best way I know of learning the local news Anaheim Coed In Chapman ASB Po Victoria Verrinder, 20, daughter of Mrs. Barbara Verrinder, Flore St., has been elected Associated Student Body Social Chapman for next year at Chapin College, Orange, where she is sophomore art education major. At Chapman she has served the Student Life Evaluation Committee, Women's Recreation Association Committee, and Art Lecture Series Committee and a member of Laurels, women service organization. She been a Cheerleader and Dairy Chairman. USE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS Phone PR 2-180 WISHBONE CAFE 623 N. LOS ANGELES S Merchants Lunch 95 Top Sirloin ... $1.2 Served Daily 11:30 a.m. 'til 3 p.m. WE BAKE OUR OWN PIES Open 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Distinguished Service Medal in January, 1952. THE RIGHT AND WRONG WAY of selling Scout-O-Ramatickets is enacted by Todd Hodgren, Troop 19 (Fleet Reserve Assn.), Anaheim; Mrs. Margaret Irving of "Peons Choice" T.V. show, who is Mrs. Bill James of Walter Knott District; Dale Lee BayTroop 88 (Izaak Walton League), and Gus, brother of T.V. dog Cleo. Scout-O-Rama sets are available from your neighborhood Boy Scout. Distinguished Service Medal in January, 1952. Senator Symington's speaking engagement in Orange County will be his only major speech in California before the Primary election in June. Democratic leaders have expressed the opinion that this dinner will be a sell-out. Tickets may be purchased by calling the ticket Chairman, Dorothy Harvey, at her home phone, KImberly 3-6213, or at Democratic Headquarters, JEferson 1-3647. Special committees are being set up for ticket sales and other details of the dinner, and will be announced later. Driving in traffic and reading a map don't mix, warns the Automobile Club of Southern California. Motorists on long trips should plan their routes in advance, anticipating a change of direction. Last-second stopping or turning may result in an accident. ANAHEIM GAZETTE CARRIER RE LITTLE MERCHANTS! Indent Businessmen ing Self Reliance and Thrift STUDIES HIS PAPER AND DEVELOPES A SALES PRESENTATION, GETS NEW CUSTO Indent Businessmen ing Self Reliance and Thrift STUDIES HIS PAPER AND DEVELOPES A SALES PRESENTATION, GETS NEW CUSTOMERS COLLECTS ACCOUNTS, BUDGETS HIS TIME AND PROFITS, BANKS HIS SAVINGS HAS A THRIVING BUSINESS OF HIS OWN—HIS NEWSPAPER ROUTE. 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