anaheim-gazette 1962-10-31

DUMP TRUCK LOADED WITH GRAVEL STRUCK TRAIN BROADSIDE ... driver Edward White of Anaheim was killed instantly in fiery crash SIDELIGHTS Make My Shot Sycamore Y Clu Elects Officers SIDELIGHTS Make My Shot A Sugar Cube By DORIS LEE We all went to the polio clinic Sunday for our sugar cube vaccine and I must say it didn't hurt a bit. I'll take my shots on a sugar cube anytime. It certainly beats punching holes in the skin and pumping it in that way. When it comes to needles I show my true amber colors. I cry and plead and sometimes disgrace myself in front of my children. I don't even make a faint stab (dear, dear,) at bravery. I just faint. The size of the needle means nothing to me, whether it's the small, quick-jab type that disgorges itself into the meatiest part of me, or the jack-hammer size that burrows into a vein and dangles there for an eternity sucking out bood like a vampire, I hate them all. And lately needles just have it in for me, first for my slipped disc, and then for an infection that developed. The slipped disc, as I described exultantly in an earlier column, is a chronic condition that never bothers me unless I strain my back. Then two things happen. My spine begins clicking when I walk and I develop a pain in my side, of all places. If I let it go, the pain worsens and my walk deteriorates into a bent-over shuffle. The doctor has warned me not to let it go that far, but to go in right away for a shot in the back (administered in slow motion with a two-foot drill). It's always a terrible thing. Couldn't I have it on a sugar cube?" I pleaded. "No," he said, selecting a sterile needle encased in a pale lavender tube. "In a spoonfull of jelly?" I begged. "My mother used to crush my aspirins in a spoonful of jelly." "Turn around," he said, needle poised. It was quick and not too painful, but it hit my walking muscle; my leg went to sleep and folded under me. I made my way to the outer office, my foot dragging. "Well now!" said the receptionist cheerfully, flipping the pages of her appointment book. "You have to come in every day for a shot, so —" "Forget it," I interrupted as I hobbled toward the door. "Call me when I can get it on a sugar cube." Sycamore Y Club Elects Officers The newly formed 8th grade Club at Sycamore held an election and selected officers at their meeting. They chose the name of Me Y's. The following girls elected to office: President, da Phipps; Vice President, Beckler; Secretary, Chris Huizina; Treasurer Sara Fadden; Worship Chairman, et Kerns; Council Representative Donna Young; Historian, Bouredis; Service Chair Charlene Sigala. Leaders of this group are Jean Strickland and Kathy T. Both these girls attend J Colleges in Orange County were active in Y Club at heim High School. Plans were made for an intlation of officers to be held at next meeting. This group is of Anaheim Y.M.C.A., a U Fund-related Agency. —Watch the Classified Colu SHOP DOWNTOWN • CLIP THESE COUPONS FOR SPECTACULAR BARGAINS • ACRES OF FREE PARKING bothers me unless I strain my back. Then two things happen. My spine begins clicking when I walk and I develop a pain in my side, of all places. If I let it go, the pain worsens and my walk deteriorates into a bent-over shuffle. The doctor has warned me not to let it go that far, but to go in right away for a shot in the back (administered in slow motion with a two-foot drill). It's always a terrible decision to make. A shot in the back is like a shot in the middle of the forehead; the amount of cushioning is comparable. Even the doctor has to admit that it's advisable to numb the area beforehand. I've had it twice. I may never have it again. The first time was fine. The novocaine made the drill feel more like a needle. I complimented him on his delicate touch. The flattery must have gone to his head because the next time he omitted the novocaine. Or if he used it, as he later claimed when he was able to get a coherent sentence out of me, it must have been up around my shoulder blades because I felt the needle go through my back muscles, kidneys, liver, intestines and stop short of my belt buckle. Encore I was still recovering from this trauma when the infection felled me. "Penicillin" he pronounced getting a firm grip on my wrist to keep me from running. "Not a needle!" I cried. He nodded, barely concealing his glee. SHOP DOWNTOWN • CLIP THESE COUPONS for SPECTACULAR BARGAINS • ACRES OF FREE PARKING • VISIT YOUR FRIENDLY DOWNTOWN MERCHANT TODAY Been fiddling around? TUNE UP OFFER! 5.95 SERVICE CALL for 2.95 WE HONOR ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS OIL CO.'s and OTHERS • SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS ACE T.V. 342 W. LINCOLN • KE 5-3325 ANAHEIM IN THE SERVICE Anaheimers Serve NATO in Germany Two men from Anaheim, recently participated in FALLEX, a large-scale NATO exercise in Germany. FALLEX is an annual exercise designed to test the over-all combat readiness and effectiveness of NATO forces in Europe. Master Sergeant Walter Misczak, son of Mrs. Sophia L. Misczak, who lives at 625 Anthony St., is assigned as platoon sergeant in the 501 Armored Medical Company in Fulda, Germany. Sergeant Misczak entered the Army in October 1942. Private First Class Melvin D. Sturtz, son of Harry K. Sturtz Jr., who lives at 10601 Magnolia St., is assigned as medical aidman in the 501st Armored Cavalry in Fulda, German. Sturtz entered the Army in July 1960, completed basic training at Ford Ord, Calif., and arrived overseas in February 1961. He is a 1960 graduate of Western High School. Marine Private David E. Bourne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Bourne of 756 North Olive St., Anaheim, completed recruit training Sept. 26 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. Army Specialist Four Miroslav Gabaldo, whose wife Neva, lives at 1322 W. Chateau, Anaheim, recently completed eight weeks of Army Pvt. James D. Santoro, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley L. Symons, live at 11722 Nearing Dr., Anaheim, recently completed the four-week airborne course at The Infantry School, Fort Benning, Ga. Santoro received instruction in parachuting and the techniques of air-dropping troops and cargo. He entered the Army last March and completed basic training at Ford Ord, Calif. Michael G. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Jones of 9932 Harvest Lane, Anaheim, completed recruit training, Sept. 21, at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. Thomas J. Niessen, interior communications electrician fireman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Niessen of 2119 West Sunrise Ave., Larry D. Murphy, fireman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Murphy of 319 Placentia Ave., James N. Nellesen, torpedoman's mate third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Nellesen of 1173 Cherry Way. Lawrence A. Eaton, seaman, USN, son of Mrs. Lawrence A. Ouellette of 1311 South Palm St., George E. Collins, aviation officer. Gazette Jim Herrick Named Carrier Of The Week Another Anaheim you joined the ranks of sur young businessmen as named the Gazette New Boy of the week. He is Jimmy Herrick, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert of 552 So. Grove St., Anaheim. Jimmy, a fifth grade ferson Elementary School been delivering the Gazette the past four months. He the 200 residents of the area East St., to Los Angeles from Santa Ana St., to Brent. "I havent had one co yet, said Jimmy," and customers are so friendly they all tell me they like paper. Jimmy is saving the money earns delivering the Gazette buy a 10-speed Continental "I've also got to buy Ch presents," he revealed. Jimmy has an older 14: a sister; 3: and a baby; age 11 mos. "Im going to have to ac customers to buy all those ents, he said. Second Survival Course Tonight BROADSIDE fiery crash Y Club ects Officers The newly formed 8th grade Y at Sycamore held an election selected officers at their last voting. They chose the name of "Tell Y's". The following girls were elected to office: President, Lin Phipps; Vice President, Susan Kler; Secretary, Christine Sinza; Treasurer Sara Mae Melden; Worship Chairman, Jan Kerns; Council Representative Ana Young; Historian, Elui Fredis; Service Chairman, Marlene Sigala. Readers of this group are Tomi Strickland and Kathy Tazza. With these girls attend Juniorleges in Orange County and are active in Y Club at Anaan High School. Plans were made for an installation of officers to be held at their meeting. This group is part Anaheim Y.M.C.A., a United Aid-related Agency. Watch the Classified Columns. Marine Private David E. Bourne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Bourne of 756 North Olive St., Anaheim, completed recruit training Sept. 26 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. Army Specialist Four Miroslav Gabaldo, whose wife Neva, lives at 1322 W. Chateau, Anaheim, recently completed eight weeks of intensive field training with other members of the 4th Armored Division at the Seventh Army Training Area in Grafenwohr, Germany. Earnest E. Bowen Jr., engineer second class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest E. Bowen of 11651 Moen St., Anaheim, is serving aboard the submarine USS Remora, which recently returned to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, following a seven-week cruise to Washington and California. Gary R. Krabill, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Krabill of 1113 Wakefield Pl., Anaheim, is serving aboard the attack transport USS Montrose, operating in the Western Pacific with the Seventh Fleet. Phillip N. Ray, airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Ray of 1219 Citron Lane, and Ronald J. Marsh, airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Verlan A. Marsh of 10591 Larry Dr., both of Anaheim, are serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk, operating in the Western Pacific with the Seventh Fleet. Edward J. Resha, Jr., airman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Resha of 2118 Valley Pl., Anaheim, was graduated recently from Aviation Familiarization School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. Marshall W. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Johnson of 1600 West Broadway, Anaheim, completed recruit training, Oct. 19, at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. Dennis W. Tucker, airman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Tucker of 1155 South Hilda St., Anaheim, was graduated, Sept. 21, from Aviation Familiarization School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. Second Survival Course Tonight At Fremont Hi The second of two "Less Survival" will be held the next 7 p.m. at Fremont High School in Anaheim. The second session two night course will be coded by licensed instructor Holloway and Dick May, announced by Dave Calefo man of Anaheim Citizen Defense Committee. The free course of instruction on survival lasts an extra three to four hours, Calefo No pre-registration is needed and all interested persons take the course by just present at Fremont Junior School. Additional information obtained by calling Anaheim Defense office at PR 6-011 30th Anniversary SALE 20% to 50% OFF Anniversary SALE to 50% OFF "ANNIVERSARY OUR NEW LOW SALE PRICE CRYSTAL" $44.00 A Czechoslovakian hand cut and polished Chandelier finished in old world chrome. Crafted so fine, it comes with a letter of guaranty and a Bohemian crystal seal. Made to sell for much more. Assembled and ready to hang. Arnold E. Howard KEystone 5-2239 THE FINEST OF LIGHTING FIXTURES 130 S. Lemon St. (½ Block So. Lincoln) Downtown Anaheim PARK FREE ON OUR PREMISES 10% OFF ON ALL DRAPERY ORDERS WITH THIS COUPON FEATURING ... SPRING CREST DRAPERIES FREE ESTIMATES by Lynn Page 346 W. LINCOLN IN ANAHEIM TELEPHONE KEYSTONE 5-0842 Wednesday, October 31, 1962 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM GAZETTE—3 Gazette Honors Carrier Jim Herrick Named Carrier Of The Week Another Anaheim youth has joined the ranks of successful young businessmen as he was named the Gazette Newspaper Boy of the week. He is Jimmy Herrick, 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herrick of 552 So. Grove St., Anaheim. Jimmy, a fifth grader at Jefferson Elementary School, has been delivering the Gazette for the past four months. He serves the 200 residents of the area from East St., to Los Angeles St., and from Santa Ana St., to Broadway. "I havent had one complaint yet," said Jimmy, "and all my customers are so friendly and they all tell me they like the paper. Jimmy is saving the money he earns delivering the Gazette to buy a 10-speed Continental bike. "I've also got to buy Christmas presents," he revealed. Jimmy has an older brother, 4: a sister, 3: and a baby brother, age 11 mos. "Im going to have to add more customers to buy all those presents, he said. Rites Held for Former Resident" Funeral services for Minnie H., a son, Raymond K. of Costa Eastman, 87, of 1880 Tustin Ave. Mesa; and two brothers, William Second Survival Course Tonight At Fremont High The second of two "Lessons for Survival" will be held this evening at 7 p.m. at Fremont Junior High School in Anaheim. The second session of the two night course will be conducted by licensed instructors. Ken Holloway and Dick May, it was announced by Dave Calef, chairman of Anaheim Citizens Civil Defense Committee. The free course of instruction on survival lasts an estimated three to four hours, Calef said. No pre-registration is necessary and all interested persons may take the course by just being present at Fremont Junior High School. Additional information may be obtained by calling Anaheim Civil Defense office at PR 6-0110. Rites Held for Former Resident Funeral services for Minnie H. Eastman, 87, of 1880 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa, and former resident of Anaheim, were held yesterday at Bell Broadway Mortuary Chapel with the Rev. James A. King officiating. Interment was in Anaheim Cemetery. A resident of the area for 75 years, Mrs. Eastman had lived in Anaheim many years. She leaves a son, Raymond K. of Costa Mesa; and two brothers, William H. Bond of Colorado and Clarence Bond of Kansas. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Your Satisfaction Our Concern 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ACCOUNT OF 187 W. LINCOLN • ANAHEIM, CALIF. Not every car can be financed through your Timeplan dealer. (Just the ones for grownups.) Grownups who want the benefit of Bank of America financing on-the-spot in the dealer's showroom displaying the famous green Timeplan emblem. 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