anaheim-gazette 1961-12-14

ANAHEIM GAZETTE—5 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, December 14, 1961 St. Jude Guild Holds Annual Patroness Tea "The true spirit of Christmas" awaited guests at the eighth annual St. Jude Hospital Guild Patroness Tea at the Anaheim Assistance League Clubhouse. Table and room decorations, background music, and gifts for the honored patroness members reflected the theme of this year's affair. A gold and white color scheme was carried out in the decorations which included a white flocked tree with gold ornaments. Another decorative highlight was a tableau of three wise men on the tea table made by provisional Mrs. P. J. Ovando. Tea chairmen included Mrs. John Gardner, Mrs. Leon Montgomery, Mrs. Robert Erickson, Mrs. W. F. Hafstrom and Mrs. P. J. Ovando. Former presidents of the Guild poured at the tea table. They included Mmes. P. J. Weisel, R. F. Guthrie, Henry Pullman, Leonard Matson, Robert Sargent, Tom Eadington, and Miss Marcelina Arroues. Receiving guests was Mrs. Richard Dishman, president, and other Guild officers. Individual favors were given to patroness members as a "thank you" for their support during the year. In other activity in the Guild this week, board members learned that the recent Gift-O-Rama netted $2,285 which will be combined with proceeds from other fund raising activities for the purchase of a mobile unit for the hospital surgery w and a donation to the build fund. Honored at the board meet this week was Miss Babette S who has completed 1,000 hours volunteer service. Three professional members, Mmes. Fr Le Forgeais, Leon Montgomery and Paul Sutton, have completed 100 hours service for their American Hospital Association pin. Electric Company Pays 2½ Million County Tax Bill Southern California Edison Company, one of Orange County's biggest single taxpayers, sent its check for $2,660,735 Monday as the first installment of local property taxes for 182. Joseph A. Long, Edison district manager, said that this check together with the second installment which will be paid April will bring the total of property taxes paid by Edison in county to $5,491,887.21. About half of the money the electric company pays to the county goes directly toward support of local public schools Long pointed out. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 620 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES Jimmy played three seasons for Fullerton High School, starring as an outfielder, first baseman and third baseman. He was selected for Most Valuable Player honors in his senior year, batting .450. An outfielder in American Legion play with a .400-plus average. Jimmy also made his debut as a catcher for the Dodger Rookies, batting .444. He lettered in football as well as baseball at Fullerton and is currently attending Fullerton Junior College. He measures 5-11, weighs 185 pounds and will be nineteen years old in February. He was signed to an Omaha Dodgers contract for an undisclosed bonus. "Taxes paid out to local, state and federal governments remit the Edison Company's large single item of expense, just they have for the last 12 consecutive years," Long said. "Late year, we paid to all levels government a shopping $81.956, amounting to 27 cents every dollar paid by our customers for their electric service." SAVE TWICE AT GRANTS ... Low Prices Plus Savings Grants Known for Values Now Grants gives you Extra Savings on cutting corners on quality. Just Say "CHARGE ME" OUR BEST SELLERS! Regular 9.99 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Grants Discount Price $5.93 Plus 59 Green Stamp ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Grants Discount Price $593 Plus 59 Green Stamp —"CHARGE IT"— A. AUTOMATIC TOASTER — Pops up 1 or 2 slices. Light dark selector. In easy to clean, mirror like chrome. B. STEAM IRON — From Steam to Dry with flick of switch. 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The range, under the management control of the Navy, provides support facilities for the armed services and government agencies for launching, tracking and collecting data in guided missiles. Anaheim, completed the officer orientation course at The Infantry School, Fort Benning, Ga., Nov. 30. The course is designed to familiarize newly-commissioned officers with the duties and responsibilities of an infantry unit commander. The Infantry School constantly prepares a better infantry for our Army by training and developing the leadership degree in 1958 and an L.L.B. degree in 1961 from the University of California Berkeley. Army Pvt. John M. McBurney, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. McBurney, 2230 Briarvale ave., Anaheim, completed the field artillery basic course at The Artillery and Missile Center, Fort Sill, Okla., Dec. 1. McBurney, 2230 Briarvale Ave., as a gun or howitzer crewman. He received instruction in communications ammunition handling and storage and the use and care of field artillery guns, howitzers and heavy machine guns. Joseph A. Long, Edison district manager, said that this check, together with the second installment which will be paid April 10, will bring the total of property taxes paid by Edison in this county to $5,491,887.21. About half of the money the electric company pays to the county goes directly toward the support of local public schools, long pointed out. Taxes paid out to local, state and federal governments remain Edison Company's largest single item of expense, just as they have for the last 12 consecutive years." Long said, "Last year, we paid to all levels of government a whopping $81,607., amounting to 27 cents of every dollar paid by our customers for their electric service." Jack E. Brown, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Brown of 1224 Haven Dr., Anaheim, is serving at the headquarters of the Pacific Missile Range, Point Mugu, Calif. The range, under the management control of the Navy, provides support facilities for the armed services and government agencies for launching, tracking and collecting data in guided missiles, satellites and space vehicles. The nation's largest missile range, it uses thousands of miles of the Pacific Ocean as firing corridors for long-range ICBMs and IRBMs. Army 2nd Lt. Thomas H. Burcham son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Burcham, 1603 S. Walnut, Anaheim, completed the officer orientation course at The Infantry School, Fort Benning, Ga., Nov. 30. The course is designed to familiarize newly-commissioned officers with the duties and responsibilities of an infantry unit commander. The Infantry School constantly prepares a better infantry for our Army by training and developing the leadership qualities of combat commanders. 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Reg. 98c East Anaheim Center Lincoln & Placentia — SUNDAY 10:30-5:00 PREDI By 1971, electricity will be serving A library of computer tapes will "read" books to you. Food for a month will be prepared, stored in an electric cooker-freezer, and served automatically. You will clean your clothes right in the closet with an ultrasonic dry-cleaner. Entire walls will glow with electroluminescent lighting in colors which can be changed to create different moods. Science is developing new sources of electricity. American industry recognizes that the future is all electric. That is why today, more than ever before practically all segments of industry are channeling Watch "Science In Action" New Arrivals Anabeim Memorial CRUZ, Mr. and Mrs. Billy, 1114 Parry St., a boy, Nov. 27. MANN, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard, 1774 Norfolk Lane, a boy, Nov. 27. MORENO, Mr. and Mrs. Jess 1022 Patt St., a boy, Nov. 27. REYES, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, 408 S. Rose St., a girl, Nov. 28. ENGELBRECHT, Mr. and Mrs. Glen, 1424 Florida, a boy, Nov. 30. MYERS, Mr. and Mrs. David, 710 Hall, a boy, Dec. 1. HART, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy, 530 Priscilla Way, a girl, Dec. WEHRLI, Mr. and Mrs. Christian, 216 Guinida a, boy, Dec. 2. PECK, Mr. and Mrs. Derold 105 Wakefield, a boy, Dec. 2. AVILA, Mr. and Mrs. Ygnacio, 308 Chartres, a boy, Dec. 4. Garden Park SWEENEY, Mr. and Mrs. Jack, 2449 Chain Ave., a boy, Nov. 19. CROFT, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, 410 N. Vine, a girl, Nov. 25. LEE, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald, 1423 Trenton Dr., a girl, Nov. 28. CLAY, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, 9722 Stonybrook Dr., a girl, Nov. 28. McENTEE, Mr. and Mrs. Jay, 218 Broadview, a boy, Dec. 1. CUNNINGHAM, Mr. and Mrs. James, 1442 S. Lemon Ave., a boy, Dec. 1. SCHMIDT, Mr. and Mrs. Albert, 2324 W. Rhodes Ave., a girl, Dec. 1. Martin Luther BOSE, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 1914 E. Savoy, a girl, Dec. 1. SMITH, Mr. and Mrs. Donald, 1853 W. Tamara, a girl, Dec. 1. SPIELMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Loren, 2125 Hiawatha, a boy, Dec. 5. ALEXANDER, Mr. and Mrs. Forest, 234 Cliffrose, a boy, Dec. 6. COTTINGHAM, Mr. and Mrs. Dale, 1321 Rosewood, a girl, Dec. LILES, Mr. and Mrs. Jim, 1121 Hampshire, a boy, Dec. 2. FINLEY, Mr. and Mrs. William, 1781 Crone, a girl, Dec. 1. TAYLOR, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, 1918 W. Sloop, a boy, Dec. 8. BERMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner, 1310 N. Wren St., a girl, Dec. 8. CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY KE 5-3209 CURNOB MORTUARY KE 5-3209 251 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM The Mayflower Compact was signed by 41 male adult Pilgrims aboard the Mayflower as it lay alongside the present site of Provincetown, Mass., in 1620. ELECTRO-AUDIBLE LIBRARY ELECTRIC COOKER-PREEZER ULTRASONIC DRY-CLEANER ELECTRO-MAGNETIC WINDOWS ELECTROLUMINESCENT LIGHTING INTERNATIONAL TV INTERIOR CLIMATE CONTROL PREDICTION: ty will be serving you twice as many ways as it does today will "read" books to you. prepared, stored in an and served automatically. right in the closet with an tire walls will glow with in colors which can be moods. new sources of electricity izes that the future is allmore than ever before, industry are channeling tremendous efforts toward finding new ways to produce, deliver and use electricity. The electric industry, of course, continues to lead in this research. And logically so. Electricity is our business. We can produce it from a variety of sources. Whatever the source, electrical energy is limitless, and Southern California Edison will continue to bring you an abundant, dependable supply at the lowest possible rates. 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