anaheim-gazette 1960-09-22

STATE LIBRARY SACRAMENTO CALIF The Woman's World SECTION C, PAGE 1 ?? DISCOUNTS ?? “CHECK OUR PRICES” CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA (out of state credit welcome) FULLERTON HOURS: Mon–Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. Sun. 1 to 1 STOKES LEASING NOW IN ORANGE COUNTY U-DRIVE OR LEASE! All Brand New 1960 Models Available Rent By Day or Lease CADILLACS • CONTINENTALS • OLDSMOBILES T-BIRDS • CHEVROLETLS • FORDS • PLYMOUTHS COMPACTS and IMPORTS—Any color, any style. Also DELIVERY TRUCKS. Leased From $49 Per Month TRUCKS — RENT BY DAY OR LEASE ALL SIZES . . . ALL MAKES DIESEL OR GAS - U - DRIVE AGENT: HASTY EQUIPMENT RENTALS 10351 GARDEN GROVE BLVD GARDEN GROVE JEFFERSON 7-6691 HERE AN By GINN Anaheim-Garden Grove Committee of Orange County Philharmonic Society staged a benefit party launching the first in series of four concerts scheduled by the group. A rummage sale will be held at 247 W. Center Street, Anaheim on September 29, 30 and Oct. 1 by members of Our Lady of the Rosary YLI. Mrs. Allen Koch is assuming the presidency of Anaheim Assistance League following the resignation of Mrs. Arthur Roque who suffered a severe fracture of the hip in a recent fall. Mrs. Koch is the wife of the Orange County road commissioner. A couples' Bridge Section is underway as a new part of Anaheim Jr. Ebell Club. The meetings are held the fourth Friday of each month in members' homes. For information contact Mrs. Harri McDonald. The Fall rushing season opened last week end for Upsilon Omnivore chapter of Beta Stigma Phi Leased From $49 Per Month TRUCKS — RENT BY DAY OR LEASB ALL SIZES . . . ALL MAKES DIESEL OR GAS - U - DRIVE AGENT: HASTY EQUIPMENT KENTALS 10351 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. GARDEN GROVE JEFFERSON 7-6691 BTK A Tradition of Community Service For more than three quarters of a century Backs, Troutman, Kaulbars have served Orange County families with careful attention to every detail of the memorial services. Only a firm whose members are part of the community can offer such helpful, personalized service; the type of service which has built our reputation as the community's leading funeral directors. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 201 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 5-11-49 Orange County's First Funeral Directors Marywood Auxiliary Holds Pantry Shower The first meeting of the Marywood Auxiliary, Marywood School, Anabeim, was held at the school Sept. 13. The meeting was a traditional pantry shower for the Sisters of Providence who conduct the school. It also presented an opportunity for the Sisters and lay members of the faculty to be introduced. Senior mothers hostess ed the social hour which followed the business meeting. Plans for a Membership Coffee were scheduled for early October Old and new friends of Marywood will be invited. A fashion show will be held at the Anaheim Bowl on Nov. 5. Go now—pay later on the Santa Fe Now enjoy all the fun and excitement of a Santa Fe trip and pay for it when you get back. Only 10% down. Spread the balance over 12, 18 or 24 months. (Minimum balance of $60 required.) Good for all trips sold by the Santa Fe. Find out all the details of this convenient new way to travel. Ask your local Santa Fe agent about the "Go now—pay later" plan Serving Chicago, Texas, California and the great Southwest HERE AND THERE By GINNIE BODNER Im-Garden Grove Community of Orange County PhilharSociety staged a benefit launching the first in a four concerts scheduled group. Amage sale will be held at Center Street, Anaheim on October 29, 30 and Oct. 1 by of Our Lady of the RosL. Allen Koch is assuming residency of Anaheim Asleague following the resof Mrs. Arthur Roquet offered a severe fracture of in a recent fall. Mrs. Koch wife of the Orange County commissioner. Pales' Bridge Section is unas a new part of Anaheim Club. The meetings are the fourth Friday of each in members' homes. For tion contact Mrs. Harry old. Fall rushing season opened week end for Upailon Omication of Rata Sigma Phi Dispeyland with six top Dixieland bands participating in the gala show. The musicians will float down Frontierland River and swing into their old time Dixieland favorites. A fabulous program has been planned for the evening, wrapped up in one big "package" ticket, all rides included. The 1960 Los Angeles County Fair swung open its gates last Friday to a record crowd. The 33rd annual event is more fabulous and bigger than ever and is slated to run through Sunday, Oct. 2. Anaheim entries competing at the Fair are: Domestic Arts: Myrta Saunders, 1780 W. Broadway, dolls; Junior Fair: Gail and Georgiana Martin, both of 5582 Orange, clothing and electrical items; George and Ted Stouder, 3352 W. Orange, rabbits, poultry and electrical items; Danny L. Castelman, 11641 Moasier, insect collection, and Dallas Rogers, 9541 Holder Rd., poultry and rabbits. Anaheim Girl Wed. In Catholic Rites Upsilon Omicron Holds Coffee Hour Upsilon Omicron chapter of Beta Sigmi Phi held its first meeting of the year at the home of President Millie Griffith. The Fall Rushing Program began Saturday, Sept. 17, with a coffee hour at the home of Mrs. Joe Dame. Prospective rushees were invited for a swim in the afternoon. Plans for visiting the Geriatrics Ward of the Orange County Hospital for the year was joyfully accepted by the chapter and the service project has already begun. A "Pot and Pan Party" will be held after the cultural program as a ways and means project at the next meeting in the home of Mrs. George Cesped. Fremont Y Council Officers Convene To Outline Plans The Fremont Junior Tri-Hi-Y council met at the home of the council president, Janice Wilson, Janice served enchiladas at a 5-30 dinner. These present a Fremont Y Council Officers Convene To Outline Plans The Fremont Junior Tri-Hi-Y council met at the home of the council president, Janice Wilson, Janice served enchiladas at a 5:30 dinner. Those present were Janice Wilson, president; Christine Heffern, treasurer; Betty Buis, worship; Janice Parslow, world service, and Carol Gay, publicity. The late afternoon was spent in making plans for inter-club events for the Fremont clubs during the months from September to January. A joint potluck is planned for the end of this month. Oct. 22 the girls will have a hayride and winter roast. Nov. 5 is smorgasbord time and December will bring about the annual Christmas party with Snow Camp being planned for late January. BRAKES $12.95 Inc. Labor 222 S. Los Angeles PR 2-0787 Automatic Trans. Exchange 20,000 MILE Guarantee Inc. Labor 222 S. Los Angeles PR 2-0787 Automatic Trans. Exchange 20,000 MILE GUARANTEE HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courthouse Service 120 E Broadway Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey - Pearson 428 W. Center St—Anaheim KN 8-1197 — KN 8-1163 We Give B & N Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving • Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE KN 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. The Friendly UNITED STATES 21 CONVENIENT OFFICES La Mesa • Lemon Grove • National City • Chulli Long Beach • Orange • Arcadia • El Monte • Me Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1960 Coffee Hour Youth Rally Will Be Held at Chapman and do 'thou likewise" is theme of the Orange County Rally to be held at 3 p.m. Chapman College Auditorium Sunday, Sept. 25. Featured speaker will be the Edward W. Wessling of Valso, Ind. He is campus pastor Alparaiso University and pas-sion Immanuel Lutheran Chuch at city. He has served as pastor for the University Wisconsin for 10 years and answer for "This Is the Life" TV team, carried locally on Channel Sunday morning. and Mrs. U. E. Goff of 1663 Santa Ana St., Anaheim, spent recent weekend enjoying the de-s Danish cuisine and hot dogs facilities at Springborg's Ivy Hot Springs. Lutheran Members Hold Fall Meeting The September meeting of the Ladies' Guild of the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour was held at the parish hall, 1521 W. Orangethorpe. Two short skits were presented demonstrating the right and wrong way to make parish calls and to greet those attending services. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Orrin Morey and Mrs. Bert Hendrickson. GOULD RHONE MUSIC COMPANY CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THE GRAND OPENING OF THEIR ANAHEIM STORE FEATURING Fine Pianos and Organs OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 7 TO 9 P.M. 239 WEST CENTER STREET KE 3-1858 LOS ANGELES COUNTY LOS ANGELES COUNTY FAIR POMONA SEPT. 16 - OCT. 2 AMERICA'S GREATEST—MOST SPECTACULAR Glorious $25,000,000 pageant of agriculture, industry and culture. Superlative Grand Stand Entertainment. All new, different. MILES OF DRAMATIC EXHIBITS & DISPLAYS • Giant Home Show • Nation's Prize Stock • Automotive Trailer & Boat Shows • Fine Arts & Photography • Junior Fair • Palace of Agriculture • Builders New Products • Floral & Garden Festival • Science & Invention • Outdoor Living • World's biggest Hobby Show and scores of others. A HOLIDAY FOR ENTIRE FAMILY–UNLIMITED PARKING–WORLD'S FAIR MIDWAY HORSE RACING DAILY – EXCEPT SUNDAY Sure we have all the Banking Services...just like the FRIENDLY BANK! 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