anaheim-gazette 1960-05-12

(Anaheim, Thursday, May 12, 1960) Anaheim Gazette-B3 Accordionist Billy King Entertains Anaheim Women of Moose Chapter The Anaheim Women of the Moose Chapter 1473 had Billy King and his accordion for their chapter night's entertainment. Mr. King chose selections that were appropriate for the chapter night's theme. The Moosehaven chairman, Mrs. Clifford Stoddard, was in charge of the night's program and she was assisted by Mrs. Rose Deckwa, Mrs. Dee Baret and Mrs. Arlene Nible. Plans were also formulated for the combined dime-a-dip and bazaar that will be held in the new home of the Loyal Order of the Moose at 133½ No. Los Angeles St. A letter was also received from the Redding chapter inviting the co-workers who will be entitled to receive the friendship awards that will be given on May 1. Those who are making plans to attend from the Anaheim chapter are Mrs. Calvin Boyd, Mrs. Chas. Berry and Mrs. John King. In the 37 months of the Korean War, more than one million civilian men, women and children were killed in South Korea. World Book Encyclopedia says the war caused more than one billion dollars' worth of damage throughout the peninsula. On a hot summer day a birch off from 700 to 900 gallons of water. WE GIVE BLUE CHIP STAMPS OPEN SUNDAY All Our Beef is cut from USDA Choice Cattle ... "We buy the best, you get the same!" THE BUTCHER SHOP ANAHEIM MAN TB ASSN. president of the Orange County unteer efforts and achievemen guests gathered for the 50th Seated next to Demaree is our appreciation, Mrs. Helen Ken J. Christ, Tustin Presbyterian thur C. Peterson, holding the was awarded; George Talcott Samuel J. Camarata, member lossis and Health Assn., who w Demaree was re-elected to his sis and Health Association. Aspiring Young Local Organization Benefit of Hi-Y BLUE CHIP STAMPS SUNDAY All Our Beef is cut from USDA Choice Cattle . . . "We buy the best, you get the same!" THE BUTCHER SHOP SPECIAL STEAK 49¢ lb U.S. D.A. ROUND STEAK 79¢ lb SLICED BACON 39¢ lb GRADE AA E G G S 3 doz. $100 Small Size EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEF ... 3 lbs. $1.00 GRADE A SKINLESS WIENERS ... 2 lb. bag 79c TRY OUR MARINATED STEAKS — ALL READY FOR THE BAR B Q GRILL OPEN SUNDAY—9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. FRI-SAT. 9 TO 9—MON. THRU THURS. 9 TO 7 PHONE KEYSTONE 5-0149 The BUTCHER SHOP "Finest Quality Meats" 2023 ANAHEIM - OLIVE ROAD Anaheim Aspiring Young Local Organization Benefit of Hi-Y Co-sponsored by the Elks Club and the Anaheim YMCA, 34 young people are wiser in the ways of city government this week, as a result of the annual civic program known as "Youth in Anaheim Day." With the cooperation of the entire staff of city officials, members of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs served as "Counterpart Officers," and spent a full day with the city officials, learnring exactly what is involved in operating a city of 100,000 people. Each city official met his or her youthful counterpart at an early morning breakfast, hosted for the entire group by the Anaheim Elk Club. Following breakfast, the young people attended the routine of vital tasks that make up the city's administration. At noon the youthful officials were entertained in groups as guests of their particular counterpart official. The program terminated in the late afternoon, after a full but exciting day for the aspiring young officials. Serving as Youth Officials were Mayor, Linda Stratton; Councilmen, Stan Quast, Ken Eldred, Don Wright and Joanne Mickelson; City Clerk, Virginia Hiserodt; City Treasurer, Karen Hilty; City Manager, Joe Tune; City Attorney, Jerry Wunsch; City Engineer, Jerry Krebs; Personnel Director, Mary Herbst; Chief Building Inspector, Lee Iverson; Planning Director, Dean Reinemann; Utilities Director, Jay Shipley; Public Works Director, Scott Rowland; Parks Director, Pat Scalzo; Finance Director, Pat Stroud; Police Chief, John Chambers; Fire Chief, Dick Myers; Water Superintendent, Bill Hoehn; Accounting Officer, Roberta Lees; Purchasing Agent FOR THE BAR B Q GRILL OPEN SUNDAY—9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. FRI-SAT. 9 TO 9—MON. THRU THURS. 9 TO 7 PHONE KEYSTONE 5-0149 The BUTCHER SHOP "Finest Quality Meats" 2023 ANAHEIM - OLIVE ROAD anaheim Step into Buick the Easy-Ownership way! FLASH! BUICK SALE Buick's on the move... April sales were up substantially over March. And no wonder, thousands are finding that owning the greatest Buick ever, with silken-smooth Turbine Drive* and flashing Wildcat engine power, is so easy under the Buick EASY OWNERSHIP PLAN. Tell your B afford in monthly payments, then le to put you behind the wheel of a Bu *Optional on La Sabre e STEFFY BUICK CO. KEYSTONE 3-1341 YOUR QUALITY BUICK DEALER IN EIM MAN TB ASSN. PREXY—Paul H. Demaree (seated, left), of Anaheim, part of the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Association, commended volunteer efforts and achievements when the board of directors, officers, volunteers and gathered for the 50th anniversary meeting at the Irvine Coast Country Club. Next to Demaree is one of the two persons awarded an individual certificate of appreciation, Mrs. Helen Kenline, of Costa Mesa. Standing, left to right, are: Rev. Karl Ist, Tustin Presbyterian Church, who was chairman of the annual meeting; Arlene Peterson, holding the plaque which his group, the Senior Citizens of Santa Ana, awarded; George Talcott, recipient of an individual certificate of appreciation; Dr. J. Camarata, member of the board of directors for the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Assn., who was guest speaker for the dinner meeting. At the meeting, three was re-elected to his second term as president of the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Association. Candidates Vie For ASB Offices Joseph Moody, Santa Ana, and Anton Magyan, Hemet, are candidates for 1960-61 Associated Student Body President of Orange County State College, Fullerton. Other candidates include: for Vice-President—Bill Frazier, Santa Ana, and Tony Lombard, Fullerton; Secretary—Gay Confortt and Nancy Speakman, both of Fullerton; and Treasurer—Joseph Clayes, Santa Ana, and Alice Mendenhall, Buena Park. ELECTIONS WILL BE May through 10 with results to be announced at the spring 'wing-ding' dance May 14 at the Assistance League Club in Anaheim. Paul Genoud, Norwalk, is election committee chairman, assisted by Jean Chamberlain, Anaheim Gay Laird, La Habra, and Harri Brower, Placentia. Present ASB officers are Joseph Stephens, Anaheim, president; Joseph Moody, Santa Ana, vice president; Betty Buck, Fullerton secretary; and Joseph Clayes, La guna Beach, treasurer. Ronald M Bristow, registrar-elect, has visited the first student officers in the history of OCSC. Vets Get $50 Million Tax Exemption Here Reciring Young Officials Hosted Local Organization Sonsors Annual Civic Program Benefit of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Club Members of Anaheim Sensored by the Elks Club Anaheim YMCA, 34 young were wiser in the ways of government this week, as a member of the annual civic program was "Youth in Anaheim with the cooperation of the staff of city officials, members Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs is "Counterpart Officers," at a full day with the city learnring exactly what is in operating a city of people. City official met his or her counterpart at an early breakfast, hosted for the group by the Anaheim Elks following breakfast, the people attended the routine tasks that make up the administration. At noon, faithful officials were enter- groups as guests of their counterpart official. Program terminated in the afternoon, after a full but ex- try for the aspiring young. As Youth Officials were: Linda Stratton; Councilman Quast, Ken Eldred, Don and Joanne Mickelson; Merk, Virginia Hiserodt; Masurer, Karen Hilty; City Joe Tune; City Attor-erry Wunsch; City Englery Krebs; Personnel Diary Herbst; Chief Build-ector, Lee Iverson; Plan-ector, Dean Reinemann; Director, Jay Shipley; Works Director, Scott Parks Director, Pat Finance Director, Pat Police Chief, John Chamre Chief, Dick Myers; Superintendent, Bill Accounting Officer, Roees; Purchasing Agent, Bobbie Lentz; Police Captain, Jlm Galloway; Street Superintendent, Ron Elder; Property Maintenance, Ron Yett; Electrical Superintendent, J. C. Kiner; Parkway Maintenance Superintendent, David Schall; Recreation Superintendent, Vivian Bridgford; Traffic Engineer, Allen Brunson; Park Maintenance Superintendent, Mike Buhbe; Police Women, Merrie Richards and Pat Seapy; and Administrative Assistant, Cheryl Murdock. Vandyke Brown, used by painters, takes its name from the old Dutch master who used it with remarkable effect. Local Drama Group To Select Officers The Anaheim Theatre Guild met at their newly acquired meeting and rehearsal hall, 9712 Webster St., off Ball Rd. in Anaheim. Highlight of the evening was a discussion of the recent arrangement with the Orange Theatre, in the city of Orange, where the guild will present its future productions. A slate of officers submitted for consideration of the membership by the Nominating Committee include: Jack Arnold, Garden Grove, president; Mrs. Pae Harlacher, Anaheim, treasurer; Sandra Bernstein, Anaheim, production manager; Cathy Franko, Anaheim. recording secretary; Liuba Groover, Orange, corresponding secretary; Nancy Sullard, Orange, tickets and membership; John McCarty, Orange, and Ed Brown, Anaheim, trustees. Members are currently rehearsing the comedy-drama "Tobacco Road," to be shown at the Orange Theatre May 25-26. Interested parties may call LE Mary Herbst; Chief Buildector, Lee Iverson; Planector, Dean Reinemann; Director, Jay Shipley; Works Director, Scott; Parks Director, Pat Finance Director, Pat Police Chief, John Chamre Chief, Dick Myers; Superintendent, Bill Accounting Officer, Roees; Purchasing Agent, Quails; Collection Officer, cording secretary; Liuba Groover, Orange, corresponding secretary; Nancy Sullard, Orange, tickets and membership; John McCarty, Orange, and Ed Brown, Anaheim, trustees. Members are currently rehearsing the comedy-drama "Tobacco Road," to be shown at the Orange Theatre May 25-26. Interested parties may call LE 9-0875 for information. BUICK SALES SOAR! SHIP PLAN. Tell your Buick dealer what you can monthly payments, then let him put the Plan to work behind the wheel of a Buick on your own terms! *Optional on Le Sabre series, standard on Invicta and Electra. BUCK CO. 410 S. Los Angeles St. Candidates Vie ASB Offices Moody, Santa Ana, and Magyan, Hemet, are candidates for 1960-61 Associated Studory President of Orange State College, Fullerton. candidates include: for president—Bill Frazier, Sanand Tony Lombard, FullSecretary—Gay. Conforti ncy Speakman, both of on; and Treasurer—Joseph Santa Ana, and Alice MenBuena Park. ACTIONS WILL BE May 4 10 with results to be and at the spring 'wing-ding' May 14 at the Assistance Club in Anaheim. Genoud, Norwalk, is eleccommittee chairman, assisted in Chamberlain, Anaheim; bird, La Habra, and Harry Placentia. nt ASB officers are Joseph ms, Anaheim, president; JoMoody, Santa Ana, vicent; Betty Buck, Fullerton, ery; and Joseph Clayes, Laeach, treasurer. Ronald M. v., registrar-elect, has adthe first student officers in history of OCSC. Get $50 Million Exemption Here New Officers Set For Local Nursery Mrs. Robert Murphy, 1253 W. La Palma, is the new presiden of the Anaheim Community Nursery School. Other officers serving with her are: Mrs. Jack Kahle, vice president; Mrs. Percy Hildebrand, secretary, and Mrs. Reuben Quijano, treasurer. Mrs. Murphy, the mother of two daughters, served last year as recording secretary of the Orange County Council of Parents Participation Nursery Schools. DISCOUNT PRICES ON MOST ITEMS WEST AUTO SUPPLY SERVING ORANGE COUNTY FOR 40 YEARS ANAHEIM 203 So. Los Angeles KE 5-4109 OPEN MON. & FRI. EVENINGS 'TIL 9 Also 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa—LI 8-6411 FREE Wash HERE'S THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN! For every 2 washer loads you pay for at the regular price, we'll give you one FREE — from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM on each each Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the month of May. Wash 20c per machine (9 lb. load) Wash & Fluff Dry up to 9x12 Shag Rug $1.00 Dry 10c for 15 minutes HERE'S THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN! 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