anaheim-gazette 1960-06-09

Anaheim Gazette-A3 (Anaheim, Thursday, June 9, 1960) Jack Reed, Joylyn Harbst, George Uribe (L-R) MWD Line... (Continued from Page A-1) 4. All agencies capable of being served by the proposed facilities should be contacted officially and encouraged to participate in the project with final decisions to be made prior to Dec. 31, 1960. (That's the deadline established by MWD for accepting its offer to contribute $7.5 million. The funds wouldn't be available until the summer of 1962, but preliminary work could proceed.) 5. OCMWD should consider assisting independent water agencies in the Tustin area in forming an overlying district for financing purposes. 6. All Orange County water agencies should be urged to satisfy water needs directly from MWD facilities, as far as reasonably possible, in order to safeguard the underground water supply. By 1900, Marconi wireless devices were installed in three U.S. Navy ships. The Navy made its first wireless installation on a battleship in 1901. SUPER-STATION Mohawk Opens $200,000 Service Station Here Fri Local civic and business leaders today attended the view opening of the new $200,000 Mohawk Premium Service Station in Anaheim. Grand Opening ceremonies for the public begin Friday at 9 a.m., with a gala festival of gifts and entertainment. More than 2,000 fresh frozen frying chickens will be given away over the weekend. Every customer making a minimum 8 gallon purchase will take home one of the chickens. The 16-pump "super-station" is located at 1131 W. Lincoln Ave. Recreation Program Will Cost More It will cost more to participate in the city's summer recreation program. City Recreation Dept. officials have announced that a fees system is being instituted on programs whose costs are primarily borne by the city and the local school districts. Chamber of Commerce officiated at the formal ribbon cut ceremony, along with lovely Lyn Harbst of Anaheim. FROM 11 A.M. to 5 p.m. Sunday, and again from 12 noon p.m. Sunday, there'll be a car ride of free rides for Anaheim youths. Children accompanied adults will also receive free food and popcorn. And at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, gineer Bill," famous TV star KHJ-TV, Channel 9, will appear in person at the new Mohawk station to greet his local fans. Ha DeGarro, nationally famous man—made up as "the wittiest Indian"—will be present over the weekend to meet youngsters and hand down balloons. Mayor Schutte and Chambé Commerce President Taylor escorted around the new station today by Jack J. Reed. South Division Manager for Mohawk troleum Corporation. WEEK END SPECIALS WEEK END SPECIALS WESTINGHOUSE LIGHT BULBS . . . . 18¢ DOLL CARRIAGES BELOW COST Men's Custom Sole and Heel—39c VALUE WHITE HOSE . . . . 4 for $100 VALUE 79c—NOW STRAW BASKETS . . . . 49¢ SWIM SUITS—$12.98 VALUE BIKINIS . . . . $498 BED—(will Not Complete)—KGG. $10.98 MATTRESS SET . . . . $598 LIFE STRIDE, ETC. LADIES’ DRESS SHOES $3.99 Values to $12.98 MEN'S SHOES . . . . $2.98 CHILDREN'S SHOES . . . $2.98 NEW STORE HOURS: Monday - Thursday — 9:30-6 p.m. Friday—9:30-9 p.m. Saturday—9:30-6 p.m. Sunday—Closed C and S Outlet 151 SO. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM KE 3-3021 Anaheim Youth Held In Fatal Traffic Accident An 18-year-old Anaheim youth was arrested Saturday on man-slaughter charges following the death of a Garden Grove man in a traffic accident. Held was John J. Booher of 1507 Dallas Dr. Booher was identified by police as the driver of an auto that collided with a car driven by Adrian Baish of Garden Grove. Baish died a Palm Harbar Hospital four hours after the wreck near Acacia St. and 4th St. in Garden Grove. Baish was the county's 56th traffic fatality of the year in Orange County. Court of Awards Set By Anaheim GS Unit Members of Anaheim Girl Scout Troop No. 74, fifth-graders from the John Marshall School, held their first Court of Awards at the fire ring of the Corral Shopping Center on May 24. The girls' first experience with badge work has been very successful for every girl received at least on badge. Most girls have touched on other badges which they will complete next fall. YOUR LEGISLATOR AT WORK SENATOR JOHN A MURDY, JR. State Senator As yet, not many Californians are sufficiently aware of the basic importance of the Delta Area to successful operation of the projected statewide water system. As now planned, the complex network of waterways and fertile islands which make up the junction of the Sacramento and San Joaquin Rivers will be transformed by massive engineering into the "Delta Pool," to receive, store, and transmit water from the Feather River and associated projects to the southern and western parts of the state. At our recent special session the Assembly adopted a resolution which called the Delta Pool the 'heart of the water transportation facilities' the state will construct, and which authorized an extensive study of plans for the Pool, its operation, finance, and related problems. This study was assigned to the Assembly interim committee on water, and the group has just wound up the first of a series of hearings on the matter. Prior to the hearing, committee members made a tour of the area to familiarize themselves with its physical features. Before proceeding to matters discussed at the hearings, it might be helpful to describe the Delta Area briefly. Instead of one flowing directly into the other as is usual, we will present them in a more accessible format. Marywood Continued from Page 1.A and carry a spray of red flies and red bows. Marywood Choral group singing "The Lord Is My Sheep" by Bocard and "While Young" by Engvick-Ring Valerie Devereux of the Cliff '59 will be the guest conductor Bach's "Arioso" will be played by the processional and "The Pet Voluntary" by Henry P. will be used for the recessions. Scholarships will be awarded Carol Zamora of Anaheim to Names College; Terese Robb of Banning to St. Mary-o-Woods College. Honors are trance to Immaculate Heaven will be given to Edrik Furtek of Orange. Gall F will be awarded a trophy and certificate for the Bank of An Achievement Award in the Arts and a medal for music certificate in science and mathematics from the Bank of An will be given to Joyce Heri Anaheim. Carlene Della Busi of Anaheim will receive a certificate of honor and Pet Frick Wampler of Garden O a medal for music. Terese Nelson will be given a certificate merit from the National Scholarship Corporation. The annual American Legion Award is presented to Judith Ann of Fullerton and the runner Carol Zamora. BIRTHS Members of Anaheim Girl Scout Troop No. 74, fifth-graders from the John Marshall School, held their first Court of Awards at the fire ring of the Corral Shopping Center on May 24. The girls' first experience with badge work has been very successful for every girl received at least on badge. Most girls have touched on other badges which they will complete next fall. Ceremonies started at 7:30 p.m. and were planned entirely by the girls. Families of the troops members and other interested Scouts attended. IN ADDITION to their badges, the girls received their Second Class Rank and the World Association pins which they have earned since fall. Members of Troop No. 74 are: Betty Allison, Kathy Anderson, Kathy Brown, Tawn Burton, Judy Canaday, Becky Chamberlain, Dianna Cliff, Caroline Enos, Suzanne Fein, Carol Fischer, Caroline Fischer, Susan Fraser, Laurie Gaza, Wendy Herrick, Susan Lampert, Jennifer Muir, Susan Isell, Kathy Newman, Linda Persico, Nancy Ronald, Judy Roobian, Chris Scholl, Laurel Trowbridge, Chris Webb, Kathy Wells, Holly West, Carol Wilson and Debra Wooley. Mrs. Fred Iseli and Mrs. L. Roobian lead the troop. Priscilla Sternard Pomona Graduate Priscilla Sternad of Anaheim is among 226 candidates for bachelor of arts degrees at Pomona College's 67th commencement in Bridges Auditorium in Claremont, at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, June 12. Miss Sternad, daughter of Mrs. Virginia Sternad, 112 W. Broadway, Anaheim, is a 1956 graduate of Redondo Union High School where she was a member of the California Scholarship Federation and the junior and senior women's honorary societies. Before proceeding to matters discussed at the hearings, it might be helpful to describe the Delta Area briefly. Instead of one flowing directly into the other as is usually the case, the Sacramento and the San Joaquin Rivers divide into numerous separate channels, which eventually unite in such a way that the waters of the two rivers gradually commingle. The multitude of islands within the channel network are mostly beolw sea-level, but are extraordinarily fertile and productive. However, their soil is frequently peaty, and this condition creates extensive problems of water seepage into farm land, subsidence of land surfaces, and infiltration of salt water. All of these factorors must be taken into account in planning for the Pool and its structures. Another problem which is also troublesome is of a slightly different character. It arises from the fact that release of wastes into the San Joaquin and its tributaries reduces the quality of delta water. To stop this, it will be necessary to construct a sizeable San Joaquin drainage system, properly tied into the Delta Pool and the statewide water plans. At its hearing, pjreliminary information was given to the committee as to the estimated costs of theDelta project. Total costs are now fixed at approximately $83 million, to be financed from the proceeds of the $1.75 billion bond issue which will appear on the November ballot. Preliminary data as to estimated revenues, allocation of costs between various types of users, and the price of Delta water, were also reviewed. The Committee was informed that the construction of the Delta Pool must be integrated with that of other features of the whole statewide system. If the project is authorized, and if properly coordinated arrangements can be worked out with local agencies and interests, it is anticipated that construction would extend on water, and the group has just wound up the first of a series of hearings on the matter. Prior to the hearing, committee members madea tour of the area to familiarize themselves with its physical features. Frick Wampler of Garden Oval for music. Terese Nelson will be given a certificate merit from the National Scholarship Corporation. The annual American Legion Award be presented to Judith Ann Ainsworth of Fullerton and the runner Carol Zamora. BIRTHS GARDEN PARK GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Smith S.Oakhaven Dr., girl 8 lbs. 15 May 14. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Wiley S.East Gates St., girl 7 oz. May 19. Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Walker Ball Rd., Apt. P. girl 6 lbs. May 22. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marvinson $742 Dahlia, girl 7 lbs. 15 May 22. ANAHEIM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Burrow Avondale Blvd., boy 8 lbs. May 22. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berg I ama Ave., girl 6 lbs. 15 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simmons Center boy 6 lbs. 14 oz. May 24. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood E.Romneya girl 7 lbs. 3 oz. Mr. and Mrs.Albert Trade Blue Jay Lane boy 8 lbs. 10 oz. Mr. and Mrs.Raymond Gordon 303 N.Rose girl 7 lbs. 7½ oz. Obituaries MESA—Jose, of 10921 Harco Anaheim, passed away Sunday a short illness at 65 years of age was born in Mexico and had resident of Anaheim for 69 years afterward he was a member of the M.C.I.A.Hoarro nationally famous stilt-made up as "the world's first Indian"—will be present by sixers Rosalind, Amparis Antonia, Carrie Mesa, and Mrs Hernandez; seven sons, Jose Angel and Oelio Mesa; Mike and Abel Caballero Funnel were held in the museum of Troutman another service Thursday ment was made in Westminster etery of Magnolia St.. Garden LUM—Sing Mie, of 1504 W.Santa Ana, passed away at Hospital Sunday after a princeess at 65 years of age born in China and had been indent of Orange County 20 year Lum will be remembered by his friends Inanaheima known by George Lum who at one time attended the Chunk King Restauant Anaheim Jr., Mr.Workek in Santa Ana survived by his wife Mary Lone daughter Mary Ann Lupernal services will be held chapel of Backs, Troutman & bars today Bishop Jensen wclate and the interment will be in Anaheim Cemetery. CLARK—Robert J., of 537 W.put St., Anaheim, passed away Pline Rest Home Santa Ana after a prolonged illness at 8 offage He was born in Missouri had been a resident of Orange 30 years Mr.Bouffard Church Santa Ana survived by his wife Mary Lone daughter Mary Ann Lupernal services will be held chapel of Backs, Troutman & bars today Bishop Jensen wclate and the interment will be in Anaheim Cemetery. GLARK—Robert J., of 537 W.put St., Anaheim, passed away Pline Rest Home Santa Ana after a prolonged illness at 8 offage He was born in Missouri had been a resident of Orange 30 years Mr.Bouffard Church Santa Ana survived by his wife Mary Lone daughter Mary Ann Lupernal services will be held chapel of Backs, Troutman & bars today Bishop Jensen wclate and the interment will be in Anaheim Cemetery. FRICK Wampler of Garden Oval a medal for music.Terese Nelson will be given a certificate merit from the National Scholarship Corporation.The nual American Legion Awance be presented to Judith Ann Ainsworth of Fullerton and the runners Carol Zamora. BIRTHS GARDEN PARK GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Smith S.Oakhaven Dr., girl 8 lbs. 15 May 14. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Wiley S.East Gates St., girl 7 oz. May 19. Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Walker Ball Rd., Apt. P. girl 6 lbs. May 22. Mr. and Mrs.Richard Marvinson $742 Dahlia, girl 7 lbs. 15 May 22. ANAHEIM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs.Jewel Burrow Avondale Blvd., boy 8 lbs. May 22. Mr. and Mrs.Frank Berg I ama Ave., girl 6 lbs. 15 oz. Mr. and Mrs.Harry Simmons Center boy 6 lbs. 14 oz.May 24. Mr. and Mrs.Charles Wood E.Romneya girl 7 lbs. 3 oz. Mr. and Mrs.Albert Trade Blueajay Lane boy 8 lbs. 10 oz. Mr. and Mrs.Raymond Gordon $742 N.Rose girl 7 lbs. 7½ oz. Obituaries MESA—Jose, of 10921 Harco Anaheim, passed away Sunday a short illness at 65 years of age was born in Mexico and had resident of Anaheim for 69 years afterward he was a member of the M.C.I.A.Hoarro nationally famous stilt-made up as "the world's first Indian"—will be present by sixers Rosalind, Amparis Antonia, Carrie Mesa,and Mrs Hernandez; seven sons，Jose Angel和Oelio Mesa；MikeandAbelCaballeroFunnel were held in the museumofTroutman another serviceThursday ment was made inWestminster eteryofMagnoliaSt..Garden LUM—Sing Mie，of1504W.Santa Ana，passed away at Hospital Sunday after a princeess at 65 years of age born in China and had been indent of Orange County 20 year Lum will be remembered by his friends Inanaheima known by George Lum who at one time attended the Chunk King Restauant Anaheim Jr., Mr.Workek in Santa Ana survived by his wife Mary Lone daughter Mary Ann Lupernal services will be held chapel of Backs，Troutman & bars today Bishop Jensen wclate and the interment will be in Anaheim Cemetery. CLARK—Robert J.,of537W.put St., Anaheim，passed away Pline Rest Home Santa Ana after a prolonged illness at8 offage He was born in Missouri had been a resident of Orange 30 years Mr.Bouffard Church Santa Ana survived by his wife Mary Lone daughter Mary Ann Lupernal services will be held chapel of Backs，Troutman & bars today Bishop Jensen wclate and the interment will be in Anaheim Cemetery. FRICK Wampler of Garden Oval a medal for music.Terese Nelson will be given a certific merit from the National Scholarship Corporation.The nual American Legion Awance be presented to Judith Ann Ainsworth of Fullerton and the runners Carol Zamora. BIRTHS GARDEN PARK GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr和Mrs.Harold O.S.OakhavenDr.,女孩8lbs.May14. Mr和Mrs.JamesD.WileyS.EastGatesSt.,女孩7oz.May19. Mr和Mrs.KeithA.WalkerBallRd.,Apt.P.girl6lbs.May22. Mr和Mrs.RichardMarvinson$742Dahlia,girl7lbs.May22. ANAHEIM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mr和Mrs.Jewel BurrowAvondaleBlvd.,女孩8lbs.May14. Mr和Mrs.Frank BergI ama Ave.,女孩6lbs.I5oz.May19. Mr和Mrs.HarrySimmonsCenter男孩6lbs.I4oz.May24. Mr和Mrs.AlbertTradeBlueajay Lane男孩8lbs.I0oz.May25. LUM—Sing Mie，of1504W.Santa Ana，passed away at Hospital Sunday after a princeess at 65 years of age born in China and had been indent of Orange County 20 year Lum will be remembered by his friends Inanaheima known by George Lum who at one time attended the Chunk King Restauant Anaheim Jr., Mr.Workek in Santa Ana survived by his wife Mary Lone daughter Mary Ann Lupernal services will be held chapel of Backs，Troutman & bars today Bishop Jensen wclate and the interment will be in Anaheim Cemetery. CLARK—Robert J.,of537W.put St., Anaheim，passed away Pline Rest Home Santa Ana after a prolonged illness at8 offage He was born in Missouri had been a resident of Orange 30 years Mr.Bouffard Church Santa Ana survived by his wife Mary Lone daughter Mary Ann Lupernal services will be held chapel of Backs，Troutman & bars today Bishop Jensen wclate and the interment will be in Anaheim Cemetery。 MILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous Service E. Broadway, Anaheim ONE KE 5-4105 EXPLAINED why local orchists will be able to buy city-controlled Mohawk gas that savings of from 2c to 6c a month. Mohawk," he said, "is an independent California company. I am the word independent because that is the key to our economy of operation. We have our wells and refinery; we transport our own product. Our staff are wholly-owned by the company, and staffed with our trained employees. All of this up to an efficiency of proton and operation — which saves savings that can be passed on the public." He stressed that this type of station also insures quality oil. We can guarantee," he added, "every gallon of gasoline you will be exactly the same quality and a true reflection of the rate ratings on the pump. The stations also have quality oil, but they can't give you same economy. Other independents sell below major prices, but very few can control their effect from oil well to the tank our car." HILGENFELD MORTUARY celebrated its 52nd birthday on May 13 of this year. Miss Sternad, daughter of Mrs. Virginia Sternad, 112 W. Broadway, Anaheim, is a 1956 graduate of Redondo Union High School where she was a member of the California Scholarship Federation and the junior and senior women's honorary societies. A sociology major at Pomona, she has been the manager of the women's swim team, publicity chairman of the sophomore class, and on the elections committee. She is planning to further her studies in the field of sociology at the University of California at Berkeley, to work toward a career as a social welfare worker. J. Richards Elected Woodmen Delegate Mr. James Richards, of Anaheim, past commander of the Orange Lodge of the Woodmen of the World, a fraternal benefit society, was recently honored by his fellow members of this society by electing him as one of four delegates from this district to attend the organization's national convention to be held on June 13, 14 and 15 in St. Catherine Hotel, Avalon, Catalina Island. Two hundred fifty delegates and their families will attend this session, arriving from the various districts in the nine western states in which this society operates. Its head office is in Denver, Colorado. The Navy Nurse Corps celebrated its 52nd birthday on May 13 of this year. The Committee was informed that the construction of the Delta Pool must be integrated with that of other features of the whole statewide system. If the project is authorized, and if properly coordinated arrangements can be worked out with local agencies and interests, it is anticipated that construction would extend over the 20 year period from 1962 through 1982. Another important matter touched upon was the amount of usable water which will be salvaged if the Pool structures are engineered to present plans. Earlier estimates were that some 937,000 acre feet per year, a very considerable increase. Later meetings of the committee will receive testimony from interested local agencies as well as additional information on the points I have referred to here. From what I have written, it should be obvious that the Delta Pool will be an important topic at our 1961 session. New Official Slate For Teachers Group Theron Jackman, instrumental music instructor at Western High School, was selected president of the Anaheim Secondary Teachers' Assn. for the 1960-61 term. Harry Weston of Fremont Junior High School is vice president, Wesley McKee of Westernn is secretary, and Shirley Lapier of Orangeview School is the treasurer. Harold Schamp of Orangeview is a director. CLARK—Robert J., of 537 W. nut St., Anaheim, passed away Pine Rest Home, Santa Ana, after a prolonged illness; at 8 o'clock He was born in Milwaukee; he was resident of Orange; 39 years. Mr. Clark was a member St. Boniface Catholic Church of him. He is survived by two John O. Clark and Orval J. O. Anaheim; one daughter, Her Smithers of Anaheim; three Mrs. Florence Hoyt of Torrance Bay Reynolds of Oakland Wild Flight of Missouri; five and nine great-grandchildren was held in the chapel of Troutman and Kaulibars Tuesday was held in the St. Boniface Church Wednesday. Interment made in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. NIXON—Harry P., of 743 N. dolphin St., Anaheim, passed at the Park View Rest Home 78 years of age. Born in Iowa, been a resident of Orange, a member of A&FM Silva No. 234, Malvern, Iowa. Funerals vowed at Melrose Massauleen Wednesday. Rev. Stevenson officiated and the event was made in Melrose Mausoleum. Backs, Troutman Kaulibars Mortuary, directors. GREEN—Martha Adella, passed in her home after a short illness was born on October 14th She had been a resident of helm for the past four years survived by four sons, J. W. Vallejo, H. D. Arp of Taft, C. also of Taft, and J. M. Arp of home; three daughters, Oletta of Wasco, Zane Richards of homa, and Velma Doyle of Ani 21 grandchildren and one grandfather Service were held day at the Chapel of Backs, man & Kaulibars Mortuary; intl will be in the Union Ridge Center in Hartford, Arkansas. MACDONALD—Everett P., of Rose St., Anaheim passed away from Saturday morning at 64 age. He was born in Minnesota had been a resident of Anaheim Orange County 59 years. He resigned from St. Boniface C.W.F.W. Anaheim; the Military of Cootie. He was employed in City of Anaheim in charge of pound. He was also a member... Marywood Choral group will carry a spray of red flowers and red bows. Marywood Devereux of the Class of Bocard and "While We're Humg" by Engvick-Ringwald. Merle Devereux of the Class of Bocard will be the guest conductor. Merle Devereux of the Class of Bocard will be played for the processional and "The Trum-ut Voluntary" by Henry Purcell will be used for the recessional. Scholarships will be awarded to Carol Zamora of Anaheim to Holy James College; Terese Robinson Banning to St. Mary-of-the-boods College. Honors at entrance to Immaculate Heart College will be given to Edrieanne Marttek of Orange. Gail Frazier will be awarded a trophy and certificate for the Bank of America Achievement Award in the liberal arts and a medal for music. The certificate in science and mathematics from the Bank of America will be given to Joyce Heinz of Anaheim. Carlene Della Buschema Anaheim will receive a music certificate of honor and Penelope Nick Wampler of Garden Grove. Medal for music. Terese Robinson will be given a certificate of merit from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. The annual American Legion Award will be presented to Judith Ann Doyle Fullerton and the runner-up to Carol Zamora. BIRTHS Theatrical Operators: Rosary was said in the chapel of Backs, Troutman & Anaheim Tuesday. Mass was celebrated at St. Boniface Catholic Church. Mr. Robinson is survived by his wife, Anna K. Robinson, of Anaheim; one son, Fred E. of Anaheim; two daughters, Marguerite Brown of Anaheim and Durothy Taylor of Norwalk, and nine grandchildren. ALBERTAZZI—Danna Lee, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aldo E. Albertazzi of 1719 B. Nutwood St. Anaheim, passed away at the UCLA Medical Center, Westwood, California Saturday after a prolonged illness. She was born in Anaheim. Dianna was a fifth grade student at James Madison School. She was member of St. Justina Martyr Catholic Church of Anaheim. Other than her father and mother she is survived by one sister, Donna M., at home; maternal grandmother, Mrs. Cargnella Simon, and her great-grandfather, Medard Abertazzi. Graveside services were held at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery Wednesday. MARSH—Anita A., of 615 N. Zevn St. Anaheim, passed away at her home Thursday at 83 years of age. She was born in Spain and had been a resident of Anaheim 59 years. Mrs. Marsh was a member of St. Boniface Catholic Church. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Irene Steichen of Anaheim; one son, David G. Marsh of Porterville, California; 11 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. Rosary was said in the Chapel of Backs, Troutman & Kaubars Monday. Mass was celebrated at St. Boniface Catholic Church Tuesday. Interment was made in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. PFEIFFER—Vanda M., of 1062 Hermosa Dr., Anaheim, passed away from injuries received while parachute jumping at Elsinore, California. She was 32 years of age. She was born in New Mexico and had been a resident of Anaheim eight years. Mrs. Pfeiffer was employed as secretary for the Taylor & Dunn Mfrg. Company of Anaheim. She is survived by her husband, William Pfeiffer; two sons, Charles O. and Roger M., of the home: one daughter, Perky... if the home: mother Ms. Susie D. Midkiff of Michigan; three brothers, Harold and Bruce Midkiff of Michigan and Harry of Compton. Funeral services will be announced later by Backs, Troutman & Kaubars Mortuary. GAMBLE—Steven W., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Gamble, passed away at this home Saturday after short illness. He was five weeks old, born in Fullerton. Other than his father and mother he is survived by a brother, Ronald, and maternal and paternal grandparents. Private graveside services were held at Loma Vista Cemetery Tuesday, Rev. Earl Kernahan officiated and operated. 2-Mortuaries LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Endowment Care Provided Phone LAmbert 5-1575 Fullerton, California Res. KEystone 5-3811 6-Special Notices I AM not responsible for debts other than my own. C. T. Stanley, 1403 Beacon, Anaheim. 8-Business Services THOMPSON & SONS Interior and Exterior PAINTING BUDGET TERMS 8771 Knott Ave. JA 7-4865 10-Services Render ROOM PAINTING $15 — Trim Extra Also Specializing in Stucco Painting Free Est. 24-Hr. Service PR 2-4752 Ermisch "My Cleaners" Main Office: 117 W. Cypress Branch: 530 W. Center K E5-4618 ADDITIONS Bedrooms, dena, rumpus rooms, patios, baths, etc. Complete plan service, free estimates, 100% financing. NATIONAL BIRTHS GARDEN PARK GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Smith, 1211 Oakhaven Dr., girl, 8 lbs. 12½ oz., May 14. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Wilkins, 17 St. Past Gates St., girl, 7 lbs. 9 May 19. Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Walker, 1831 Hall Rd., Apt. P, girl, 6 lbs. 14 oz., May 22. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marvin Johnn, 8742 Dahilla, girl, 7 lbs. 10½ oz., May 22. NAHEIM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Burrow, 2525 Condale Blvd., boy, 8 lbs. 13 oz., May 22. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berg, 1830 Dia Ave., girl, 6 lbs. 13½ oz., May 22. Mr. and Mrs. Mary Kees Smith, 603 E. Utter boy, 6 lbs. 14 oz., May 23. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woods, 1622 Romneva, girl, 7 lbs. 3 oz., May 24. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Trader, 920 Nuejay Lane, boy, 8 lbs. 10 oz., May 24. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ganoung, 3 N. Rose, girl, 7 lbs. 7½ oz., May 24. Obituaries ESA—Jose, of 10921 Harcourt St., Anaheim, passed away Sunday after short illness at 65 years of age. He was born in Mexico and had been resident of Anaheim for 49 years. Mr. Esa was a nurse of the Methodist Church. He is survived by six daughters: Rosalind, Amparla, Romona, Carrie Mesa, and Mrs. Jessie Hernandez; seven sons, Jose, Albert and Abel Caballero. Funeral service were held in Anaheim and Backs Court and Kaulars Wednesday morning service Thursday. Interment was made in Westminster Cemetery of Magnolia St., Garden Grove. UM—Sing Mie, of 1504 W. 8th St., Santa Ana, passed away at Doctors Hospital Sunday after prolonged illness, at 55 years of age. He was in China and had been a resident of Orange County 20 years. Mr. Um will be remembered by his many friends in Anaheim, known by name George Lum, who at one time operated the Chunk King Restaurant at Anaheim. Mr. Lum was a member of Church in Santa Ana. He is survived by his wife, Mary Lum, and daughter, Mary Ann Lum. Funeral services will be held in the backs, Troutman & Kaulars today. Bishop Jensen will officiate and the interment will be made Anaheim Cemetery. ARK—Robert J., of 537 W. Chestnut St., Anaheim, passed away at the One Rest Home Santa Ana, Sunday after a prolonged illness, at 83 years of age. He was born in Missouri and had been a resident of Orange County for years. Mr. Ark was a member of Catholic Church of Anaheim. He is survived by two sons, John O. Clark and Orval J. Clark of Anaheim; one daughter, Helen M. GAMBLE—Steven W., infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Gamble, passed away at blink home Saturday after a short illness. He was five weeks of age, born in Fullerton. Other than his father and mother, he is survived by a brother, Ronald and both maternal and paternal grandparents. Private graveside services were held at Loma Vista Cemetery Tuesday. Rev. Earl Kermann officefice and the interment was made in Loma Vista Cemetery, Backs, Troutman & Kaulars, directors. BUZZELL—Mary Louise, $3, of 710 S. Palm St., a homemaker, died Saturday Surviving are: sons Benjamin George, Joe and Leslie; daughters Mrs. John Krage, Walter Kirzer and Mrs. Edward Stein; brother John Monson; sister Miss Marion Bunliff; son David A. Buzzell; two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services were Tuesday. Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel. Interment in Anaheim Cemetery. Mrs.Buzzell was born in New Hampshire and came to Anaheim in 1941. PALMER—Helma, $0, of 1132 Cambridge St., a homemaker, died Saturday Surviving are: sons Benjamin George, Joe and Leslie; daughters Mrs. John Kraige, Walter Kirzer and Mrs. Edward Stein; brother John Monson; sister Miss Marion Bunliff; son David A. Buzzell; two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services were Tuesday Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery San Diego. DAVIS—Eva, $7, of 273 E Center St.a florist,died May 23.Surviving are: daughter Mrs.Frieda Grimes; four granddaughters; one great-grandaughter; brother Fred Cunningham.Mrs.Davis came to Anaheim in 1961 and was the owner and operator of Fred's House of Flowers.Nunal services were Wednesdays.Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel.Interment in Anaheim Cemetery. JOHNSON—Edward, of $2914 S.Claudius Park Convalescent Hospital Sunday after a prolonged illness.Mr.Johnson was born in OregonMay 28,1861.Had he lived until this next Sunday,hould have been 99 years of age.He was a member of the Grace Lutheran Church of Anaheim and is survived by his daughter Mrs.Rabalbies with whom he had made his home two sons.C.A Johnson and O.E Johnson,both of St.Louis,Missouri; one niece Mrs.Don Nosworthy of Laguna Beach.Two grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.Funeral service was in the Chapel of BacksTroutman KaularsWednesday.Prev.Harry Sitter,master of the Grace Lutheran Church,officated and the interment was made in Melrose Abbey Cemetery. BELLS—Max, $78.of 1335 S.Walnut St.mainter,died Saturday May 28.No surviving relatives.Mrs.Balls was born in Russia and lived in Southern California for 59 years.Funeral services were conducted at Forest Lawn Memorial ParkThursday June 2.Hilgenfeld Mortuary in charge of arrangements. PALMER—Helma, $0, of 1132 Cambridge St.died Saturday May 28Surviving are: sons Benjamin George Elliott Joe and LeslieForest; daugherty Mrs.John Kraige,Mrs.Walter Kirzer and Mrs.Edward O.Stein; brother Walter Monson;sister Mrs.Annie Jenison;十六 grandchildren and十八 great-grandchildren.Mrs.Anaheim was born in Utah and came to Anaheim in 1946.She was a member Ermisch "My Cleaners" Main Office: 117 W.CypressBranch: 530 W.CenterK E5-4618 ADDITIONSBedrooms,dena,rumpus rooms,patios,baths etc.Completes plan service,free estimates.100% financing. NATIONALKI 3-7263 — KE 5-2345day or night SELL IT.Gazzete Want Ads. 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He is survived by two sons, John O. Clark and Orval J. Clark of Anaheim; one daughter, Helen M. Multhern of Anaheim; three sisters, Florence Hoyt of Torrance, Rayson Hoyt of Oakland and Mrs. Wilda Furness of Missouri; five granddaughters Rosary was held in the chapel of Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars Tuesday, Mass was held in the St. Boniface Catholic Church Wednesday. Interment was made in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. Harry P., of 742 N. Philadelphia St., Anaheim, passed away at the Park View Rest Home Sunday, years of age. Born in Iowa, he had a resident of Orange County since 1947. Mr. Nixon was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Anaheim, a member of A&FM Silver Urn, 234 Malvern, Iowa. Funeral services held at Moores Abbey Funeral Service Wednesday, Rev. Arthur Evenson officiated and the entombment was made in Melrose Abbey Musoleum. Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars Mortuary, directors. Martha Adella, passed away after a short illness. She is born on July 10, 1883 in Tampa, Florida and been a resident of Anaheim for the past four years. She is survived by four sons, J.W. Arp of Calleo, H.D. Arp of Taft, C.J. Arp of Taft, and J.M. Arp of Oklaunn; three daughters, Oleta Watt Wasco, Zane Richards of Oklahoma, and Velma Doyle of Anaheim. Bachert and blond children and son, J.M. Arp were held in a resident of Anaheim 39 years ago. Services were held Tuesday at the Chapel of Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars Mortuary. Interment will be in Union Ridge Cemetery Hartford, Arkansas. Everett P., of 600 N. Anaheim, passed away at home surrounded by 50 years of experience in Nora Scotia and had a resident of Anaheim 39 years ago. He was survived by his wife, Edith I. Donald, and one son, Everett Jr. Anaheim. Funeral services were held in the chapel of Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars Wednesday, Rev. A.Casebeer officiated and the interment was made in Anaheim Cemetery. Fred D., of 889 S. Claundon St., Anaheim, passed away suddenly at the Anaheim Memorial Hospital Sunday morning at 64 years old. He was born in Minnesota and been a resident of Anaheim and Anson County. 59 years ago he was a resident of Staples Church in W.A.; the Military Order Cootie. He was employed by the LDS Church in charge of the fund. He was also a member of the Palmer—Helma, 80, of 1132 Cambridgeshire St., died Saturday, May 28. Surviving are: sons, Beniamin, George Elliott, Joe Leslie Forest; daughters, Mrs. John Krage, Mrs. Walter Kilger and Mrs. Edward O. Stein; brother, Walter Monson; sister, Mrs. Annie Jefferson; 16 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Palmer was born in Utah and came to Anaheim in 1946. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 a.m.at Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery, San Diego. Mary Fitzpatrick "May" 70, of 820 N.Olive, died Wednesday, June 1 Surviving are: husband, William K. Lotz; sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Kordek and Mrs. Myrtle Kenny; brothers, Robert and Louis Littrell; stenadaphens Mrs. Myrtle Johnson Mrs. Dorothy Herndon and Mrs.Ruby Orr and five grandchildren Mrs. Lotz was born in Illinois and came to Anaheim in 1953. She was a member of the First Methodist Church and of the Order of the Eastern Star. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m.at Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel. Interment in Melrose Abbey Memorial Park. Eastella Mae, 79, of 3362 W.Teramina Dr., died Thursday, June 2 Surviving are: daughter Mrs.Bette Jone DeLilley Fay Mrs.Dellilla was born in Columbus Ohio and came to Anaheim in 1956. She was a member of the First Methodist Church, Order of the Eastern Star, Daughters of America, Lions Women's Auxiliary, Women of the Moose White Shrine of Jerusalem Ammer Club and the Amo Club. Funeral services were held at Cook & Sons Mortuary Columbia University on Sunday in Sunset Cemetery Hilgenfeld Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. Mary Louise, 83, of 710 S.Palm died May 28. Surviving are: daughter Miss Laura and Miss Marlan Buzzell; son David A.Buzell; daughter and four great-grandchildren Buzzell was born in New Hampshire and came to Anaheim in 1941. She was a member of the United Presbyterian Church in Santa Ana. Funeral services were held at the Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel. Interment in Anaheim Cemetery. Marie Rd., 81, of 14822 E.Anaheim-Olive Rd., died Monday June 6 Surviving are: husband Robe daughters Mrs.Ted Boschschullons Ernest and Roy; brother Paul Gethel; four grandchildren and one great-grandson Mrs.Dargats was born in Germany and came to Anaheim in 1900.She was a member of the Bethel Baptist Church.Funeral services today at 9 p.m.at the Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel.Internment in Anaheim Cemetery. Daria Olive Rd., died Monday June 6 Surviving are: husband Robe daughters Mrs.Ted Boschschullons Ernest and Roy; brother Paul Gethel; four grandchildren and one great-grandson Mrs.Dargats was born in Germany and came to Anaheim in 1900.She was a member of the Bethel Baptist Church.Funeral services today at 9 p.m.at the Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel.Internment in Anaheim Cemetery. Gazetta Classified Ads PR 2-1800. UNFURN, new 1-bedroom apt.. $80 per mo., util paid with carrot, garbage disposal and garage.Mr. 1633 Jeffrey Dr., Apt. 4.PR 2-777S. 28-Furniture 3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE $1888 $10 DELIVES $1.92 per week DIVAN AND CHAIR (Choice of Color) TABLES and LAMPS 5-PIECE DINETTE SET 5-PIECE MODERN BEDROOM SET (Plastic Top Choice of Colors)