anaheim-gazette 1962-08-29

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wednesday, August 25, 1962 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA OBITUARIES Services for John Theodore Tobler, 76, of 1261 N. Fulton Ave. were held at the First Southern Baptist Church in Fullerton with Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home officiating. Burial was in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Cypress. A resident of the county for three years, he died suddenly Aug. 20 at Anaheim Memorial Hospital. Surviving are his wife, Kose; a son, Clayton, a sister and five grandchildren. Funeral services for Elizabeth Ann Wiles, 80, of 3115 Coolidge Ave., were conducted by Rose Hills Mortuary, in Rainbow Chapel, with the Rev. Frank L. Crutchlow officiating. Interment followed in Rose Hills Memorial Park. Mrs. Wiles, a resident of California for 27 years, was born in Arizona and died Wednesday at Downey Community Hospital. She is survived by three daughters: Sylvia J. Benedict, Joyce Fessler, Shirley Biller; two sons: Valentine and Ellis Wiles; two sisters (Mary Braven and Sophia Welch; ten grandchildren, and seven greatgrandchildren. Junior Ebell's To Hold Dance The Anaheim Junior Ebell club will hold a "Roaring Twenties" dance Sept. 8, at 7 p.m., at the Garden Grove Women's Civic Club, 950 Chapman, Garden Grove. The dance will feature a spaghetti dinner, dancing, and entertainment straight out of the past with Junior Ebell girls dancing and singing. The M.C. will be Joe Bell. Ways and means chairman, Mrs. Jack Alberts, has announced the price would be $8 per couple, and costumes were optional. For reservations call Mrs. William Woodyard at TA 8-2487 or Mrs. A. C. Cook at PR 4-9020. Mrs. Bassoff Named To Sisterhood Post Mrs. Arnold Bassoff of Anaheim has been named vice-president of the religious school in the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County. Mrs. Bassoff is also chairman of the day for the membership meeting to be held Sept. 12 at 8 p.m. in the social hall of the new Temple in Santa Ana. Newcomers are invited to attend the meeting. For information call KE 2-6724. Four generations of Californians enjoy each other's company this week at the home of Mrs. J. J. Cain, 1008 An St. Visiting here from Miss are Mr. Cain's mother, Mrs (Cain) Pollard, and his mother, Mrs. Anna Speck local Cains' children, Patricia Michael, 14; and Kevin, plets the four generations. Accompanying the two are Mrs. Speck's other daughter Mrs. Naomi Roberds, with she makes her home in Miss., and Mrs. Pollard's Mrs. Edna Downing of Miss. Mrs. Pollard is also Weir. The foursome arrived here day, having motored to Louise and Washington wives at the Seattle World San Francisco and Yo While here they will visit usual sights including land. Knott's Berry Farm trip to Mexico. This is the visit to California for all women. Mrs. Speck came as far as Yellowstone Park in 1980 owed three times, the first at the age of 21 when she with three children, she had an active, productive life even ran a post office for the death of her third husband. A bright, inquisitive Mrs. Speck keeps abreast times through reading and Back to School Shopping List 1 pair loaters School sweater jeans+slacks Coat 2 dresses Lunch box Lunch box briefcase Note book You can chalk it all up to your BankAmericard. Can’t fit large, back-to-school expenses into your budget? Charge them to your BankAmericard! You’ll find you can sign for clothes, books and other school supplies at stores all over California. And, if you wish, you can stretch your payments over several months for a nominal service charge. If you do not already have a BankAmericard, just apply at any member store or Bank of America branch. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION • MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Four generations In Reunion Here Four generations of Cains are enjoying each other's company this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cain, 1009 Ambridge St. Visiting here from Mississippi are Mr. Cain's mother, Mrs. Eron (Cain) Pollard, and his grandmother, Mrs. Anna Speck. The local Cains' children, Patrick, 18; Michael, 14; and Kevin, 6, complete the four generations. Accompanying the two ladies are Mrs. Speck's other daughter, Mrs. Naomi Roberds, with whom she makes her home in Yasoo, Miss., and Mrs. Pollard's friend, Mrs. Edna Downing of Weir, Miss. Mrs. Pollard is also from Weir. The foursome arrived here Friday, having motored to Lake Louise and Washington with stopovers at the Seattle World's Fair, San Francisco and Yosemite. While here they will visit the usual sights including Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm and a trip to Mexico. This is the first visit to California for all four women. Mrs. Speck came as far west as Yellowstone Park in 1857. Widowed three times, the first time at the age of 21 when she was left with three children, she has led an active, productive life and even ran a post office following the death of her third husband. A bright, inquisitive woman, Mrs. Speck keeps abreast of the times through reading and televi- sion. She plays bridge for entertainment and devotes much of her time to church activities. Always a resident of Mississippi Mrs. Speck claims the distinction of being the granddaughter of the first male white child born in Monroe County Mississippi after it became a state. Her grandfather's name was John Wise. Drive-In Dairy Opens 4th Store In Costa Mesa An Anaheim drive-in dairy owner this week announced the opening of a fourth outlet in his chain...this time serving the residents of Costa Mesa. Luken's Drive-In Dairy stores, which maintain facilities in Anaheim, Santa Ana and Garden Grove, will operate the new venture, located at 17th and Santa Ana Ave. in Costa Mesa. Plant fresh milk, which customers can see being processing procedures and buy milk fresh off the bottling machines, procured only a matter of hours earlier at the firm's Santa Ana dairy barns. Jim Lukens, a veteran of 25 years in the dairy business, said that local contractors are Willard Bailey of Custom Craft Masonry, Newport Beach, and Moody Electric of Anaheim. NO FRIEND OF MINE—Jim Curtis of Orange, left, lunges at Bob Bartlett of Hollywood under the horrified eyes of Pat Neisser of Newport Beach in a tense scene from "Picnic," the Marquee Theatre's next production to be presented Area’s Navy League Gives Place Honoring Dead At NAS Ceremony In an impressive ceremony at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station this week, Navy League members unveiled a memorial plaque honoring officers and men who gave their lives while on duty at the offices, some 250 Navy Marine officers were hosted by the League at a testimonial and reception honoring Buchan whose tour of dueling Alamitos will terminate. Area’s Navy League Gives Place of Honoring Dead At NAS Ceremony In an impressive ceremony at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station this week, Navy League members unveiled a memorial plaque honoring officers and men who gave their lives while on duty at the station since 1945. Presented by Carl Neisser, president, Orange County Council of the Navy League—the bronze plaque measuring nine feet across, was received for the station by Commanding Officer Captain R. B. Buchan. It will stand permanently on the quarterdeck at Los Alamitos. Following the dedication service, some 250 Navy Marines officers were hosted by the League at a testimonial and reception honoring Buchan whose tour of duty Alamitos will terminate December 1. Featured speeches Admiral A. W. McKechni (Ret.) Navy League of the States functions as the Arm of the Navy.” Los Air Station is one of the points for League activities area, through which the County Council conducts grams in the Navy’s beh Did you say these “It’s too hot to cook. How about a tuna salad?” “I wish I worked in an air conditioned office” FOUR GENERATIONS—It took a little time but four generations of the Cain family have finally gathered for a pleasant visit and a photograph at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cain, 1009 Ambridge St., Anaheim. Shown at top, from left, are Patrick, 16, and Mike, 14, sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cain; middle, from left, their father, his grandmother, Mrs. Anna Speck, and his mother, Mrs Eron Pollard. In front is the youngest member, Kevin Cain. BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 B'nai B'rith Women Will Hold Auction Covenant B'nai B'rith women will hold an auction Saturday at 8 p.m. Sept. 15 at the Ebell Club. 241 No. Helena, Anaheim, featuring all types of merchandise, announced President Mrs. Jay Wise. Auctioneers Al Gudes, Les Goldman and Jerry Weiss will start the festivities off and the public is welcome to come and bid on all items, stated Mrs. Stanley Kegel, ways and means chairman. Donation is $1.50 per person and this includes a buffet spread. Dresses, children's apparel, home furnishings will be a portion of merchandise donated by local and downtown merchants. 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The show begins at 8:15 p.m. On the program will be the "Vagablondes," the "Galaxies," the "Manhatters," "Sidewinders" and the Fullerton 45-voice chorus. Wally Boag of Disneyland will be master of ceremonies and the "Collegues Two" will entertain during intermission. For tickets call Sondra Tata, 774-3749; Lou Dague, 601-8827, or Erlene Traub, PR 2-3078. University Women To Meet Tanight An evening dessert will be held for prospective members of the Anaheim Branch of the American Association of University Women tonight in the home of Mrs. Donald Tirrell, 2303 E. Sycamore St., at 8:15 p.m. This concludes a number of meetings held throughout the summer. Chairman for the coffee is Mrs. J. Faulkner assisted by Mmes. Donald Fitzgerald, R. Payton Bryan, Gene G. Harlow, Harry Wendler and Harold Andrew. Anyone interested in joining the Anaheim Branch is invited to call the membership chairman, Mrs. Robert Linn, PR 4-2787. 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