anaheim-gazette 1960-06-16

C-4 Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, June 16, 1960) A Good Samaritan Mrs. Robert Gallentene, a retired minister, doesn't wait to be called for help. She is always on the search for children who can use her aid. Fourteen years of helping needy youngsters is not always an easy road and sometimes proves thankless, but to her it has been a rewarding career. Natives of Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Gallentene, 1204 S. Feather St., Anaheim, came to this area 36 years ago. The childless couple, on a vacation in Ensenada in 1946, picked up a pair of needy walsfs, fed and clothed them, and ever since have returned to Ensenada three times a year, once at Christmas time, with loads of clothes, toys and other articles to help those less fortunate. ALL YEAR Mrs. Gallentene collects old dolls, clothes, drapes, shoes and anything that can be mended or repaired or can be cut up and sewn into new creations for children. This work has not been confined to help only those below the border. She has worked (always alone) to make new things for hospitals here and for children in need wherever they are, regardless of race or creed. Once during a hurricane in the Baja California area the couple loaded up a trailer with canned and powdered milk for the stricken families. One of their main assists has come from Jack Plantz, Long Beach trailer rental service, who has supplied the Gallentene's with all the trailers they need to make their long or short hauls. Now starting on the 15th year, Mrs. Gallentene said she needs yarns, yardage, clothes and toys. "But no money," she said. If at Fremont PTA Board Installation Held The outgoing Executive Board of Fremont Parent-Teacher Association held a delicious potluck luncheon at Pearson Park on Monday, June 6th in honor of the new board members for 1960-61. Mrs. Don Burton, past president, was in charge of arrangements and very ably assisted by Mrs. Russell Renner, Mrs. Louis Wentz, Mrs. Carl Reeske and Mrs. Glendale Robinson. Honored guests at the luncheon included Principal and Mrs. O. G. Thomason; Kenneth Spencer, attendance counselor; Lloyd Seeman, vice principal; Mrs. Bob Williams, vice principal, and Mrs. Martha Neff, school nurse. Other guests were Superintendent and Mrs. Paul Cook and school trustees and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shroeder, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Heuler and Mr. and Mrs. Don Langson. School Maintenance Group Hold Meeting Directors of School Maintenance and Operations in Orange County schools held their monthly meeting on June 14, at 6:30 p.m., at Chungking Cafe, 327 E. Center St. in Anaheim. Herbert Bass, Centralia district; Charles Stanley, Fullerton elementary, and Cleo Mossman, Magnolia district, and two other supervisors answered questions pertaining to maintenance and operations. SHE WASHES, irons and mends all the materials and this year her husband bought her a new automatic sewing machine, one of her greatest prides. In her files are dozens of letters from hospitals, organizations and individual people thanking her for help. But sometimes things can happen to bring fire to her New England eyes. Some time ago, she relates, she read of the migrant workers in the Fresno area undergoing severe hardships during a tough winter. She wrote to the Fresno authorities of her work, she said she had the time and would like to bring some clothes and badly needed supplies to these people. Her letter was turned over to the State Department and back came a terse reply that she would be required to have at least two years of college training before her help could be accepted. Mrs. Gallentene grinds her teeth on that one. "By the way, if you ever hear of anyone who doesn't know what to do with their time," she said, "send them to me." SALUTE TO FATHER'S DAY WITH THESE CHOICE SPECIALS All our beef is cut from U.S.D.A. Choice Cattle. "We Buy the Best — You Get the Same!" SALUTE TO FATHER'S DAY WITH THESE CHOICE SPECIALS All our beef is cut from U.S. D. A. Choice Cattle. "We Buy the Best — You Get the Same!" OPEN SUNDAY Grade A FRYERS Whole or Cut Up 39¹⁾lb T-BONE STEAK U.S.D.A. Grade Choice $119¹⁾lb COUPON SPECIAL Good Mon., Tues., June 20-21 Wilson Thrift Brand SLICED BACON Linut 2lbs. TRY OUR MARINATED STEAKS — ALL READY FOR THE BAR B Q GRILL OPEN SUNDAY—9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. FRL-SAT. 9 TO 9—MON. THRU THURS. 9 TO 7 PHONE KEYSTONE 5-9149 The BUTCHER SHOP "Finest Quality Meats" 2023 ANAHEIM-OLIVE ROAD Anaheim aps Rewarding Career In y Children and Families A Brush With History by WALDMAN PIRATE RAIDS WERE MADE OFF THE CHINA COAST 500 YEARS AGO TO CAPTURE STOCKS OF HOG BRISTLES FOR BRUSHES! TO THIS DAY SOME BRUSHES ARE STILL MADE FROM WHALEBONE! ACCORDING TO THE ANCIENT GREEK POET, HOMER, ONE OF THE OLDEST BRUSHES WAS 1600 sq. ft TO THIS DAY SOME BRUSHES ARE STILL MADE FROM WHALEBONE! ACCORDING TO THE ANCIENT GREEK POET, HOMER, ONE OF THE OLDEST BRUSHES WAS USED BY A WOMAN TO CHASE HER HUSBAND. THE NEWEST TYPE OF BRUSH HAS TWO KINDS OF BRISTLES. FIRM BLUE BRISTLES INSIDE TO CLEAN TEETH BETTER AND GENTLE WHITE BRISTLES OUTSIDE TO GUARD THE GUMS. Books in Review IN REVIEW Weekly book listings presented by the Anaheim Public Library, 41 S. Los Angeles St. FICTION SOUTH OF THE ANGELS by Jessamyn West. The rousing, crawling boom days in California at the turn of the century and of the men and women who came to live in the tents on the tract lands. THE VIEW FROM THE FOR-TETH FLOOR by Theodore White. A big-time magazine publisher tries to keep his tottering empire together in a moving story of spurned love and mixed-up emotions. NON-FICTION A.R.BORS, TRELLISES, FREEZEWAYS, FENCES, ETC., by R. Hawkins and C. Abbe. How to lay out and build small construction on your lot; how to landscape, make fish ponds, lay cement, make rustic fences, set tile. UNITED NATIONS HOPE FOR A DIVIDED WORLD by Sir Leslie Munro. A long-time member of the UN gives readers an inside picture of the UN and some close-ups of the personalities who have helped to make it. Good reading for today. Democratic Social For Richard Hanna Miss Nancy Brearley, former Anaheim and Western High School student now residing in Los Angeles, will appear in western attire and sing as part of the musical portion of the entertainment during the Anaheim Democratic Club's third annual garden party. Honoring Assemblyman Richard T. "Dick" Hanna and State Senatorial candidate James NON-FICTION A.RBORS, TRELLISES, REEZEWAYS, FENCES, ETC. By R. Hawkins and C. Abbe. How to lay out and build small construction on your lot; how to landscape, make fish ponds, lay cement, make rustic fences, set tile. COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION IN ACTION by E. Harper and A. Dunham (eds.). The experts write on community group organizations, financing, raising, neighborhood organizations, surveys. CROQUET HANDBOOK by Arthur Ross. A former champion of the game tells how to play the game; how to grip the mallet, scoring, types and methods of making shots; rules and section in word definitions. LITTLE WORLD OF STANSON DELAPLANE by S. Delaplane. Fun to rtd for all, as the author takes his tour abroad to England, France, Japan, Hawaii, in his usual light-hearted manner. THE NEWCOMERS by Oscar Sandlin. A social history of New York. Immigrant elements that have shaped the city, with emphasis on the newer groups, the Puertorico Ricans and Negroes. Includes many charts and statistics. THE REVOLT IN TIBET by Frank Moraes. History behind the revolt, the reasons for it, Community activity in Tibet, the Asian problem of the overseas Chinese. Author is an Indian newspaperman. A SHIRTTAIL TO HANG TO Beth Day. A heart-warming adventure in human relations. All about the Boya Ranch in Texas started by Cal Farley as a home Miss Nancy Brearley, former Anaheim and Western High School student now residing in Los Angeles, will appear in western attire and sing as part of the musical portion of the entertainment during the Anaheim Democratic Club's third annual garden party. Honoring Assemblyman Richard T. "Dick" Hanna and State Senatorial candidate James Dutzi, the affair is scheduled for Sunday, June 26, from 2 to 5 p.m. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brooks Jr., 1826 Eileen. Music from an electric organ, a coffee-pot raffle, games, and a chance to register to vote in the November general election will be attractions. Guests will also have a chance to meet many Orange County Democratic party leaders and workers, according to Herb Eggett, Club president, who invited all persons interested in state government or in Democratic activities to attend. Donation per person is $1.00. Information and transportation assistance may be had by calling Leslie Jones, publicity chairman, PRospect 4-0497. Leo Gorman Awarded 4-Year Appointment Leo P. Gorman of 209 N. Clementine, Anaheim, has been awarded a four-year appointment "in recognition of loyal and meritorious service" by the Kellogg-Voorhis Campus of California State Polytechnic College. Gorman is a welding instructor in the Engineering Division of the College. A graduate of UCLA. Gorman has had many years experience both as an instructor and in industry. He has taught at Covina and Whittier high schools and at the Fullerton Junior College. TERRA CASA ANAHEIM SOUGHT-AFTER FEATURES 1600 Sq. 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