anaheim-gazette 1961-12-21

CHAMPS — Anaheim High's basketball look on. Bell made the first All-Tourney team CHAMPS — Anaheim High's basketball coach Roy Liebhart holds the gold basketball trophy the Colonists won last week in the Beverly Hills Cage Tourney, while Dave Bell (left) and Charlie Dean (right), outstanding players for the Colonists in the tournament, look on. Bell made the first All-Tourney team while Dean placed on the second. Liebhart tells his feelings toward basketball and high school teams in a story on the front page of this week's Gazette. Anaheim Y Wives Slate Yule Party The Anaheim Y Wives will hold their Christmas party today for all club members. Refreshments games and an exchange of gifts are planned. Past members and prospective members are invited to attend and may obtain information by calling Mrs. John Simon at KE 3-4320. The Y-Wives are currently engaged in making nutcups for the Lutheran Home for the Aged as a Christmas service project. Starting Jan. 4 the Y-Wives will sponsor a charm course under the supervision of Mrs. Marge Frazier, formerly of the Renaissance Studios. Classes will be held each Thursday morning for six weeks and is open to the public. Those interested may call Mrs. Ralph Norton at PR 6-1067 for fee information. Extremely hot soap or detergent suds will help to keep your silver shining like a jewelry store window. SOLDIER OF THE MONTH — Sp-4 Albert C. Criz was recently selected as soldier of the Month at Camp Leroy Johnson, New Orleans, La. Criz received a three-day pass, a $25 government bond and a certificate of achievement. He is the son of Mrs. Genvieve Mary Criz of 10151 Gravier St, Ana. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS A power saw that's a "MUST" for Him. $2855 The famous "SKILSAW", only Been planning a play house for the kiddies? We have "CINDERELLA PLAY HOUSES" GABLE OR SHED ROOFS — ALL MATERIALS Pre-cut sizes 4x6, 4x8, 6x6, 6x8 Prices Start at $4125 Roger R. Lee, radioman second class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Smith of 931 Dresden St., Anaheim, is serving aboard the guided missile frigate USS Farragut, which was scheduled to leave its Mayport, Fla., home port at the end of October for a shakedown cruise to Northern Europe. An Anaheim, navyman is serv- CHRISTMAS SPECIALS A power saw that's a "MUST" for Him. The famous "SKILSAW", only ..... Been planning a play house for the kiddies? We have "CINDERELLA PLAY HOUSES" GABLE OR SHED ROOPS — ALL MATERIALS Pre-cut sizes 4x6, 4x8, 6x6, 6x8 Prices Start at ..... $41 25 WALL PANELING The Perfect Gift to the Homeowner. The luxurious warmth of natural wood in beautiful, maintenance free finishes. Birch ..... $19.20 Family Cherry ..... 22.29 Proof Peacan ..... $20.80 Charter Birch ..... 16.42 Cottage Elm ..... 16.32 Charter Cherry ..... 19.63 Cottage Birch ..... 15.05 Provincial Samara ..... 13.41 Cherrytone Birch ..... 9.88 Polomino Samara ..... 13.41 Mahegany ..... 5.88 Frosted Ebohy Suffwd ..... 11.07 Unfinished Ash ..... 6.98 'COLORFUL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS Patterns in gay colors 50¢-$2.00 6' Santa, Pre-Cut $13.10 Nativity Scene, 15 Pieces Pre-Cut $38.78 BANKAMERICARD WELCOME Frank CURRAN Every STICK a MASTERPIECE LUMBER CO., inc. • 168 NORTH CYPRESS ST • ORANGE • Telephone KELLOGG 8 • 2517 Roger R. Lee, radioman second class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Smith of 931 Dresden St., Anaheim, is serving aboard the guided missile frigate USS Farragut, which was scheduled to leave its Mayport, Fla., home port at the end of October for a shakedown cruise to Northern Europe. An Anaheim, navyman is serving with Headquarters Support Activities at Yokosuka, Japan. He is Richard D. Jonah, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Jonah of 1227 S. Palm, Anaheim. Before entering the service in June 1955, Jonah was graduated from Anaheim High School. BE A GUEST AT YOUR FREE DELIVERY CHICKEN DELIGHT DINNERS Ribs, Shrimps and Built-in CHRISTMAS EVE AND FROM 4 P.M. TIL THE PLEASE PLACE PARTY ORDER PHONE: KE 3-4-CHICKEN D 1016A E. CENTER— ANAHEIM MEMORIES 62 Years Ago, December, 1878 ANY FLOCKED ONES? The vendors of Christmas trees did a lively business on Tuesday. We doubt whether in any town of double the size of Anaheim the demand for trees is exceeded. Nearly all the old settlers cling to the beautiful custom of the Fatherland and there are few homes in which the time-honored Christmas tree is not beautified and loaded with gifts for the household. Notwithstanding the numberless home gatherings the Presbyterian church was crowded by the members of the Sunday school, their parents, teachers and friends. The tree was beautifully decorated with varieties of sweets, fruits and mementoes of affection. The arrangements were perfect, and the exercises of song, devotion and cheery remarks left nothing for further desire. All felt the spirit of the occasion. May such reasons of hilarity and good will often recur in the sequel of everyone's history. UNSEATED AGAIN We have to chronicle another accident arising from the prolific cause of bruises and broken bones — sliding rear seat of wagons. A B. Montgomery, father of Victor Montgomery, Esq., was riding with another gentleman, and a sudden jolt of the wagon detached the seat and threw them both to the ground. Mr. Montgomery received a severe shock, and was unconscious for over two hours. For a week he was unable to move without assistance, but he is now recovering from the effects of the fall. SMART LADY Mrs. Browning, late of England, the lady who purchased Col. Davis' farm, has, with her sons, traveled all over California seeking a suitable place to live. That she is a lady of discernment and good sense is evident by her choice of location. ZANJERO??? The Anaheim Water Company will elect a zanjero on January 18th, 1879. BEAUTIFUL BEEF The meat market of Messrs. Look and Co. is tastefully decorated and the great beeves were good to look upon. Mary's little lamb was there, too, and a nice fat lamb it was. Let the housewife get up bright and early this morning and secure a roast worthy of the day. STATUS SYMBOL Messrs. Harris Bors. of San Francisco sent a box of cigars as a Christmas present to their friend, Gus Davis. It is needless to say that the quality of the cigars in superior, but their greatest feature is their length—seven inches. When inserted in a cigar holder their appearance is rather striking. 58 Years Ago, December, 1903 CALL IT ART Harry Davis has in the window of his hardward house at Santa Ana—a raw-boned norse made out of ears of corn and corn husks. Harry calls it a "funny thing," but timid people call it the most awful thing they ever saw. It baffles description. Harry says the idea came to him in a nightmare, but if this is so he must have eaten something awfully indigestible for supper. SOUTHLAND SAFARI Peter Weisel and George Boyd returned on Saturday from a three-day automobile trip up the Santa Ana Corridor. Men in Service SAN DIEGO, Calif. (FHTNC)—James N. Nellesen, torpedoman's mate third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nellesen of 1173 Cherry Way, Anaheim, was promoted, November 18, while serving aboard the anti-submarine warfare support aircraft carrier USS Bennington, operating with the First Fleet out of San Diego. Donald L. Nellesen, machinist's mate fireman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin P. Nellesen of 1173 Cherryway, Anaheim, was graduated, Nov. 15, from the Enlisted Basic Submarine School at the New London Naval Submarine Base, Groton, Conn. Most graduates will report to operating submarines, after which they will have nine months in which they will qualify fully as submariners and be selected to wear the dolphin symbol of the submarine service. Louis G. Langren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen F. Lingren of 1675 Mells Lane, Anaheim, was promoted to aviation ordnanceman third class, USN, Nov. 16, while undergoing training in the Aviation Ordnanceman School, Naval Air Technical Training Unit, Jacksonville, Fla. Before entering the service in January 1960, Lingren was graduated from Anaheim High School. Army Specialist Four Charles R. Presley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Presley, 11642 Poes St., Anaheim, recently participated with other members of the 8th Infantry Division and supporting units in Exercise Main Large, a V Corps field training exercise in central Germany. During the exercise, Specialist Presley, a gunner in Company D of the division's 505th Infantry which is regularly stationed in Mainz, entered the Army in December, 1958. He completed basic training at Fort Ord, Calif., and arrived overseas in November 1960. The 20-year-old soldier is a 1937 graduate of Rancho Alamitos High School, Gardent Grove, and attended Orange Coast Jr. College, Costa Mesa. WESTERN PACIFIC (FHTNC)—Eugene J. Sweeney, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Sweeney Jr. of 2532 Greenleaf Ave., Anaheim, is serving aboard the heavy cruiser USS Los Angeles, now on duty with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Yule Phone Calls Expected Heavy A record of 77,000 out-of-state long distance telephone calls is expected to be made in Orange county on Christmas Day. This is a 20 per cent increase over last year, according to H. R. Heth, local Pacific Telephone manager. Christmas is the year's peak volume day. The anticipated figure for out-of-state calls compares with a daily average of 20,000. What can you do to help get your out-of-state Christmas call through? Mr. Heth suggests: 1. Call by telephone number. Get it in advance if possible. 2. If possible plan your tele- corn husks, Harry calls it a "funny thing," but timid people call it the most awful thing they ever saw. It baffles description, Harry says the idea came to him in a nightmare, but if this is so he must have eaten something awfully indigestible for supper. SOUTHLAND SAFARI Peter Weisel and George Boyd returned on Saturday from a three-day automobile trip up the Santa Ana Canyon to Rincon, Corona and Riverside. They returned by way of the San Gabriel valley; passing through Pomona, Azusa and other places. They visited Los Angeles and report having had a way up time. UP IN THE WORLD Arch Hollinsworth has taken a position in the art department of the Los Angeles Examiner. Mr. Hollinsworth is a young artist of promise and is to be congratulated upon securing employment in an office where he may come in contact with some of the best artists in the country. Nine artists are employed upon the Esaminer. NEW CITIZEN Jonathan Bayha on Friday in the Superior Court renounced his allegiance to the Emperor of Germany and became a citizen of the United States. Mr. Bayha is one of our best citizens and it is fitting and proper that the elective franchise be bestowed upon him. 33 Years Ago CHRISTMAS PAGEANT A Christmas Pageant by Ian Alexander (The Century Co.) will be given next Sunday evening, December 23, 1928, at seven-thirty, at the White Temple Methodist church by the large chorus choir assisted by various members of the congregation. About fifty persons will appear in oriental garb and the presentation is greatly anticipated. The Pageant is just off the press and has never before been given. POTS ACTIVATED The cold snap first of the week caused the growers in certain sections of the citrus belt to bring forth their smudge pots and keep them burning for several hours during the latter part of the night when the thermometer always falls to the lowest point. Before entering the service in January 1960, Lingren was graduated from Anaheim High School. Army Specialist Four Charles R. Presley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Presley, 11642 Poes St., Anaheim, recently participated with other members of the 8th Infantry Division and supporting units in Exercise Main Large, a V Corps field training exercise in central Germany. The exercise, which involved some 28,000 troops, was designed to develop small unit leadership and test combat readiness. Friendly forces, opposed by an "Aggressor" force, and supported by both conventional and atomic-capable artillery, maneuvered in a 187 square mile area. INVITE CHICKEN DELIGHT To Your Christmas Party and New Year's Eve Celebration! BE A GUEST AT YOUR OWN PARTY! FREE DELIVERY! DELIGHT DINNERS $1.39 Ribs, Shrimps and Buckets, Too! ON CHRISTMAS EVE AND NEW YEAR'S EVE FROM 4 P.M. TIL THE WEE HOURS! LEASE PLACE PARTY ORDERS IN ADVANCE PHONE: KE 3-4551 CHICKEN DELIGHT 1016A E. CENTER—ANAHEIM BALD? NO NEED TO BE!!! Wear The All New PARAMOUNT TOPPER! • UNBELIEVABLY NATURAL LOOKING! • EXACT MATCH AND COLOR GUARANTEED! • PARTIAL PIECES FOR RECEEDING HAIRLINES! 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The token fee of $1.00 that was charged was donated to the building fund for the new wing of the hospital. A check of Mrs. Ferraris's report reveals that the amazing total of 983 hours was donated between March and October of this year. This was divided into 43 hours by doctors, 140 hours by nurse's aids and 800 hours by Guild volunteers, the equivalent of 123 eight-hour days. A unique feature of the Guild program is that a record was kept of each person appearing for an inoculation. When subsequent shots were due, each person was notified by mail indicating when to appear and whether it would be shot No. 2, No. 3 or booster. A total of 6584 notices were mailed out and 244 shots given. During the 2 year period the clinic has been in operation, a total of 25,316 shots have been given. After such expenses as cost of mailing notices were deducted from the proceeds, the Building Fund received a net of $7,809.73 for 1961. This added to last year's proceeds brings the total amount donated to the Fund to $24,460.73. Because of the unselfish efforts of the Hospital-Doctor-Volunteer team, North Orange County should see a drastic reduction of polio incidents in the coming year. Co-chairman of the program was Mrs. Dorothy Lakeman. Little if any polishing is necessary for silver that's used every day, and washed regularly in good hot suds. A scalding hot rinse makes silver dry faster, and speeds up the final rubbing with a soft clean towel. BIG DISCOUNTS IN MEAT PRICES OPEN TO THE PUBLIC At Orange County's Largest Wholesale Meat Plant... New York Spencer Top Sirloin 55¢ Each Steak T-BONES 84¢ lb. PORTERHOUSE STEAKS 89¢ lb. ROUNDS 69¢ lb. Pork Sausage and Ground Beef Pork Sausage and Ground Beef 3 lbs. $100 JARMAN BREAD JARMAN MILK 58¢ 6 Loaves 99¢ Frozen Crystals Gal. CARLOAD FREEZER Beef Sale By The SIDE Cut, Wrapped, Sharp-Frozen FREE! 6 Months To Pay NO DOWN No Payment till Feb. 1st Per Lb. 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