anaheim-gazette 1961-08-24

The Woman's World SECTION A, PAGE 3 POLYJOTS There's a big drive on to name the new high school on Magnolia Alan E. Shepard High School in honor of our first astronaut. People have written to the mayor and to Senator Kuchel about it, and even to the newspapers. Just about everybody's been consulted about it except Alan E. Shepard. What do you think, Commander? Shall we blast it off the launching pad and see if it orbits? Now they're hanging radios around the bears' necks in Yellowstone Park. They want to keep track of their wanderings and hibernations because it is feared they are going extinct. It couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of food pilferers. If we don't get rain pretty soon our trees are going to go extinct. Why doesn't someone fire that alleged rainmaker who's been sitting up in the Hollywood Hills all summer and hire somebody who knows something? If we don't get rain pretty soon our trees are going to go extinct. Why doesn't someone fire that alleged rainmaker who's been sitting up in the Hollywood Hills all summer and hire somebody who knows something? The next time the dentist comes at you with his high speed drill, don't complain. Be happy you're not in Russia where they use the old-fashioned slow, grinding, tortuous drills and where novocaine is used only in emergencies. And speaking of teeth—long before toothpaste came in a tube, U.S. settlers kept their teeth white by brushing them with peeled twigs of dogwood. And speaking of dogs — the life expectancy of dogs has doubled, from four and a half years to more than 10 years, in the last fifty years. VACATIONERS Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wright of 1856 Chalet Ave., Anaheim, were recent guests at the Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite National Park. Junior Ebell Club Sets Lunch Meet As summer draws to a close, Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim members are making plans for a busy year ahead. Executive board members will get in a final bit of relaxing, as well as planning, at the Laguna Beach home of Mrs. Edward Strand when they meet Aug. 28 for luncheon and board meeting. Mrs. Donald Smith and Mr. George Reed will assist with the luncheon. Mrs. George Reed, president has announced the appointments for standing and speci- We'll help you pay your bills We'll help you pay your bills Newfangled credit card? No—money... In the form of a United States National Bank check—that's the way to pay bills. You always know where you stand, and your cancelled checks are permanent, legal receipts. We personalize your checks free... administer your account accurately... furnish regular monthly statements. Open a checking account now at the United States National Bank. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK the friendly bank... small enough to know you BETTER—big enough to serve you BEST. *328 West Center Street in ANAHEIM ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Xi Eta Eta Group Announces Plans Xi Eta Eta held their meeting at the home of Donald Henry of Anaheim where plans were announced for the coming year by Social Committee and W and Means. Members attending were Andrew Menefee, Mrs. Ricc Davis, Mrs. William Box, James Farrington, Mrs. Ed Karp, Mrs. Jack Rea, Mrs. Lip Long, Mrs. Ed Roberts, Ed Roberts, Mrs. Robt, Sr Mrs. Napoleon Valentine, Richard Howard and got were, Mrs. Frank Michels, Mrs. Robert Melsheimer, a new member Mrs. K. Hatch. In July members attent the Southern California Cocil Breakfast at the Cocoa Grove in Los Angeles. And them were Mrs. Richard H ard, the N.O.C.C. presiMrs. Napoleon Valentine, Donald Henry, president o Eta Eta, Mrs. Everett J Mrs. Ralph Nixon, Mrs. Means, Mrs. David Co Mrs. Robert Melsheimer former member. Members met also in to make covers for the pr Ann Messeral of Instructor at Sammy featured in Sam Collins Sept. 7, 8 and 9 at the Santa Ana Municipal Pool. The show is sponsored by the Santa Ana Civitan Club and proceeds will go to the Orange County Association of Retarded Children. Club Meet they meet Aug. 28 for on and board meeting. Donald Smith and Mrs. Reed will assist with echeon. George Reed, president, announced the appoint-for standing and special committee chairmen. Standing committee chairmen are: Mrs. Gordon Davison, inspirational; Mrs. James Whieldon, historian; Mrs. Kenneth Keith, revisions; Mrs. William Matteson, program; Mrs. Richard Husmann, budget; Mrs. John Malnar, membership; Mrs. Eugene Cox, monthly bulletin; Mrs. Ralph Callen, mimeograph; Mrs. Jack Alberts, dance; Mrs. Ralph Dix, year book; Mrs. Donald Smith, awards; Mrs. Carl Last, ammenities; Mrs. E. M. Weisel, junior-senior cooperation; Mrs. William Willcockson, hospitality; Mrs. Marshall Cone, decorations and flowers; Mrs. Arthur Osowski, telephone; Mrs. Harry Brankov, steno; Mrs. Richard Brame, platform and ethics; Mrs. Edward Stichler, social service, Mrs. E. A. Suratt, press and publicity; Mrs. Wilson Myers, bridge; Mrs. George Johnson, drama; Mrs. Ralph Dix, curator; and Mrs. John Cochrane, ways and means. Special committee chairmen include: Mrs. Donald Smith, dean of chairmen and Mrs. Harry Brankov, assistant; Mrs. Lauron Goersch, Americanism and legislation; Mrs. Robert Webb, youth; Mrs. Arthur Pres- FOR RESULTS use Gazette USE Gazette Classified Ads Classified Ads—PR 2-1800 SHELF PRICES REDUCED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Special Savings FROZEN FOODS MCP LEMONADE 3 6-Oz Cans 25¢ COUNTY FAIR CREAM PIES 49¢ GROCERY A Few of Our Events BREAD COFFEE SUGAR MILK FLOUR SHORTENING Mrs. E. A. 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Davey's Locher deep sea fishing YEAR AROUND 632 31st St. Newport Beach HALF DAY, ALL DAY and CHARTER BOATS DAY OR NIGHT OR 3-1434 3 6-Oz Cans 25c COUNTY FAIR CREAM PIES 49c GROCERY DOW'S DETERGENT 59c Giant Size A.M. & P.M. FRUIT DRINKS 29c Quart Can Sunkist Frozen—6 oz. Orange Juice 2 for 49c STARKIST—No. ½ Chunk Tuna 33c MARTINELLI Apple Cider qt. 35c ORCHID PAPER Napkins 2 pkgs. 23c All of Our Shelf Prices Redu Society - Clubs - Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1961 Eta Eta Group announces Plans Eta Eta held their last meeting at the home of Mrs. Alfred Henry of Anaheim where plans were announced the coming year by the General Committee and Ways Means. Members attending were Mrs. Andrew Menefee, Mrs. Richard Isis, Mrs. William Box, Mrs. James Farrington, Mrs. Elmar Spin, Mrs. Jack Rea, Mrs. Phil Long, Mrs. Ed Roberts, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Robt. Smith, Napoleon Valentine, Mrs. Howard Howard and guests like Mrs. Frank Michels and Robert Melsheimer, and new member Mrs. K. L. Schach. July members attended Southern California Council-Breakfast at the Cocoanut Ave in Los Angeles. Among them were Mrs. Richard Howe the N.O.C.C. president, Napoleon Valentine, Mrs. Alfred Henry, president of Xi Eta, Mrs. Everett Joyce, Ralph Nixon, Mrs. Dale Hans, Mrs. David Collins, Robert Melsheimer, aoner member. Members met also in July make covers for the prayer. Anaheim Y-Wives Install Officers The Anaheim Y-Wives installed new officers at an evening pool party held at the home of Mrs. Ruth Brandewie. Refreshments consisting of fingertip sandwiches and frozen fruit salads were served by Mrs. Betty Minkel, Mrs. Betty Holden and Mrs. Priscilla Almich. Mrs. Mary Jo Agren gave a short speech and presented each of the new officers with a lei. Mrs. Barbara Simon is the new president; Mrs. Phyllis Jackson, 1st vice-president; Mrs. Ruth Norton, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. Barbara Fast 3rd vice-president; Mrs. Brenda Dayhuff, secretary; Mrs. Shirley Bolling, treasurer. Also attending were Mrs. Ann Swanson, Mrs. Helen Shoemate, and Mrs. Marge Vetter. The club will resume weekly meetings in September. Anyone interested in joining may call Mrs. Simon at KE 3-4320. are you looking for FRIENDLY Breakfast at the Cocoanut Ave in Los Angeles. Among men were Mrs. Richard Howe, the N.O.C.C. president, Napoleon Valentine, Mrs. Alfred Henry, president of Xi Eta, Mrs. Everett Joyce, Ralph Nixon, Mrs. Dale Hans, Mrs. David Collins, Robert Melsheimer, a member. Members met also in July to make covers for the prayer kicks for the YMCA, and folling was a swim party at home of Mrs. Box in Fulton. The next meeting of the chapter will be Sept. 12 at the home of Mrs. Box. NE-MAN SHOW David Green, widely known southern California artist, will present a one-man sculpture at Pacific Ocean Park, winning Friday Aug. 18 through Sept. 21. Twenty-six of men's works, in brass, steel, baster, ironwood, marble, nogany, plaster, lead, granand wood, will be displayed P.O.P.'s Sea Lounge Gallery. DOWS GOES DISCOUNT SUPER SAVINGS EVERY DAY A Few of Our Everyday Discount Prices Reg. Price Dow's Price Springfield 19¢ Enriched 29c Popular Brands Lb. 77c 59c Sanka, Yuban...Lb. 81c 67c C&H CANE...5 lbs. 63c 49c 10-Lb. 1.23 98c Canned Carnation, 2/29c Pet Tall 2/33c 2/15c Small 2/17c GOLD MEDAL, PILLSBURY 5 lbs. 69c 59¢ SPRY 95¢ Special Savings DELICATESSEN MANHATTAN FRANKS 1-Lb. Pkg. 49¢ HYGRADE—SLICED LUNCH MEATS 99¢ 3 Full ½ lb. pkgs. 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