anaheim-gazette 1963-09-12

8—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, September 12, 1943 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL center aboard nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, USS Enterprise. The Enterprise is one of more than 20 Navy ships which will ultimately be supplied with consoles of various types from Hughes A Co., Fullerton. Rebekahs Honor Grand Officers Members of Lois Rebekah Lodge No. 268, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, met in the Odd Fellows Temple, with Adline Provino, Vice Grand, presiding because of the illness of the Noble Grand, Alice Robert. Honors were extended to Henry A. Mang, Past Grand Patriarch of the Grand Encampment of California, and Ora B. Horn, Officer of the Guard, of the Department Association ladies Auxiliary Patton Beach have chartered a bus to go to Pomona. The bus will stop in Anaheim about 8:30 a.m. for pick up of the Anaheim Girls and Rebekahs. The Theta Rho Girls of Orange County will participate in a parade that day on the Fair Grounds. Card Party Ora Horn extended an invitation, which was accepted to the lodge members to hold a public card party to be held in her home. Members of Lois Rebekah Lodge No. 268, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, met in the Odd Fellows Temple, with Adline Provino, Vice Grand, presiding because of the illness of the Noble Grand, Alice Robert. Honors were extended to Henry A. Mang. Past Grand Patriarch of the Grand Encampment of California and Ora B. Horn, Officer of the Guard, of the Department Association ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant of California. Plans were discussed for the Sept. 20 meeting at which time Elizabeth Price, District Deputy President of District No. 50, will visit the local lodge Officially, representing the President of the Rebekah Assembly of California, Vivian Kara of Florin, Calif. Schedule Dinner Tickets for the Roast Beef Dinner to be held Oct. 1 were distributed by Susan Benbrooks to various members, adults $1.63 children $1. A deligation from Anaheim will attend the Old Fellow-Rebekah Day at the Los Angeles County Fair Sept. 14. George Hannaford, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of California, will be present to deliver a message. The Dorema Theou Theta Rho Girls of Huntington Beach have chartered a bus to go to Pomona. The bus will stop in Anaheim about 8:30 a.m. for pick up of the Anaheim Girls and Rebekahs. The Theta Rho Girls of Orange County will participate in a parade that day on the Fair Grounds. Card Party Ora Horn extended an invitation, which was accepted to the lodge members to hold a public card party to be held in her home on Sept. 28. Lois Past Noble Grands Association will meet today at the home of Vivian Waite. Opal Meeker, President of the Lois Thimble Club, announced that a pot luck supper will proceed the regular business meeting, Sept. 17, at the home of Alice Sorenson, 407 S. Redwood, Anaheim. All Rebekah Odd Fellows and the families are urged to attend. At Sept. 20 meeting, refreshments will be in charge of May Heying, decorations will be by Dorothy Morgan, with Lissie Lee McKeen and Brenda Morgan on the visiting committee. Following the lodge meeting the social hour was enjoyed in the dining room with refreshments served by Mildred Snokelburg and her committee. Symphony Association Holding Open House Symphony Association of Orange County is holding open house for area committee chairmen today and Friday, from 10 to 3 p.m. at the new headquarters in the north unit, Town and Country, 777 S. Main St., Orange. Serving as committee of arrangements is Mrs. Hazel Loudon of Anaheim; Symphony Association incorporator and board member; Miss Marcelina Arroues of Fullerton; board member and chairman, ways and means committee; and Mrs. Norman Salaets of Anaheim; board member and chairman, school concerts committee. Fullerton, Garden Grove, Laguna Beach and Placentia area chairmen are honored at today's open house and Anaheim-Buena Park, Orange - Tustin, Santa Ana and Westminster on Friday. Area Chairmen appointed to date include Miss Marcelina Arroues of Fullerton, Mrs. J. D. Cowles of Garden Grove, Mrs. Forrest W. Peterson of Laguna Beach, Mrs. Paul W. Brower of Placentia, Mrs. Frank J. Stashak of Anaheim, Mrs. M. E. Pelly of Orange, Mrs. Charles H. Currier of Santa Ana, and Mrs. Robert P. Shallenberger of Westminster. TAKES COURSE George D. Vincent, supervisor of metrological reference standards at N.Y.C. Our Lady To Observe Our Lady of the Rosary tute No. 109 — Anaheim YMCA observe quarterly Convention Sunday, Sept. 15 in St. face Church, Janss and Sts., Anaheim, at the 8:15 Mass. Reservations may be made by calling 8-3068. All members of the tute are urged to attend. The latest meeting was presented over by president Mrs. Elen Renk. A social hour followed meeting with Mrs. Charles M. Don Dixon and Mrs. Chloe Benzie as hostesses. "S Days" was the theme called out in the decorations. Winning the prize for being best "doodler" was Mrs. Elen Renk. Sept. 17, Meeting The Cord Rosary meeting be held in the home of the chapman, Mrs. Jerome McKennan, Eastwood, Anaheim, Tuesday ning, Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. All members are invited to attend meeting, and reservations made by calling 772-4726. Books for hospitalized Orange County children as well as the ends of rosaries are made for distribution to hospitals, Juvenile Hall, Missions and orphanage. Mrs. Dino Sbardellati, chair of the recent Luau sponsored the Institute, announced that proceeds would be donated to Golden Jubilee Purse, which presented each year to Carol McIntyre, of Los Angeles for education for young men aspiring to the priesthood. Sept. 26, 27, 28 has been set for the annual benefit runmage so to be held at the corner of Clementine and Lincoln, with Mrs Louis Fecher, KE 3-1292, as general chairman Clean rummage for the sale is to be taken to home of Mrs. Jo Gallant, 16268 Miss Marcelina Arroues of Fullerton, board member and chairman, ways and means committee; and Mrs. Norman Salaets of Anaheim, board member and chairman, school concerts committee. Specimen Trees and Shrubs Complete Nursery Service Botts Nursery 1228 W. LINCOLN AVENUE KE 5-5450 "Our Business Is Growing" TAKES COURSE George D. Vincent, supervisor of metrological reference standards at Nortronics in Anaheim, participated in and received a certificate indicating his having successfully completed the 1963 Reliability and Statistical Methods in Industry courses in the Department of Engineering of the Los Angeles campus of the University of California. CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY 251 NORTH LEON STREET, ANAHEIM KE 5-3209 ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2868 ANAHEIM NATIONAL SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS presents the 14th ANNUAL DECORATORS AND HOME FURNISHINGS SHOW PAN PACIFIC AUDITORIUM SEPT. 5-15 — 1-11 P.M. DAILY PREMIERE — THURS., SEPT. 5, B.P.M. ADULTS $1.50 CHILDREN 7.50 SPECIAL DISCOUNT TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ALL VON'S AND SHOPPING BAG MARKETS Golden Jubilee Purse, which presented each year to Carole McIntyre, of Los Angeles for education for young men aspiring to the priesthood. Sept. 26, 27, 28 has been set up for the annual benefit runmage to be held at the corner of Clementine and Lincoln, with M. Louis Fecher, KE 3-1292, as general chairman. Clean rummage for the sale is to be taken to home of Mrs. Jo Gallant, 1626 Willow, Mrs. Louis Fecher, N. Trenton St. or Mrs. Raymene Heinz, 719 So. Indiana St. Duplicate Bridge Chairman of the Duplication Bridge Section announced that games are held every Thursday evening at 8 p.m. in the Anaheim Elk's Clubhouse, 423 N. Los Angeles St., with Tony Lipsky recting. The public is invited, and all proceeds are used by the institute for philanthropic projects. The first Thursday evening the month is Master Point evening: A benefit card party will held Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 22, in the home of Mrs. W. Jolissaint, 1001 N. Citron Sanaheim, with Mrs. Frank Ramner as general chairman. OFFICE—HOME SUPPLIES STATIONERY—GIFTS OVER 50,000 ITEMS 139 W. Lincoln WEBER'S DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM BALLROOM DAY HAVE MORE FAVORITE PARTNER BY • Cha Cha • S • Fox Trot • V Reservations are being taken mediate classes to start Sept. each, at $1.50 per hour for weekly for ten weeks. Call (535)-4607. (Extracts from files of The Gazette issued 80, 55, and 30 years ago. These files contain the only authentic history in print of the daily doings of the Citizens of Anaheim and Orange County in the days of the pioneers.) 80 Years Ago Die Emwohner Anaheims sind benachrigted das sie taglish frisches roggenbrod bekommen kouner in dem Anaheim Broadladen. The meaning of the above is that the German population of Anaheim are informed that they can procure fresh rye bread at the Anaheim Bakery every day. Nearly all the principal druggists in the city of Los Angeles were arrested yesterday on the charge of selling opium without a license. They will be arraigned to plead before City Justice Morgan today. The arrest was brought about, we understand, by some sharp Mongolians, who, a short time ago, were mulcted in the prescribed fine for the same offense, and now hope to get even by informin against the white dealers, whose legitimate business it is to dispense all kinds of drugs. Last year Mr. G. P. Cuddleback of Orange, who has a ten-acre vineyard in that settlement, manufactured into raisins and sold his crop, realizing a profit of a little over $1300. This he sold the grapes upon the vines for $1000, reserving 1000 pounds of grapes for himself. The purchaser does this own picking. Mr. Cuddleback will probably realize fully as much as he did last year; and that without any trouble. One hundred dollars clear profit is not so bad. Dr. James Ellis in addition to the practice of his profession, has engaged in the sale of real estate and home-pathic medicines. Business must be slow, we think. Prof. Cain the colored crank, delivered a sermon on Tuesday evening in front of the Planters Hotel. Having knocked sin out in one round he proceeded to Santa Ana on Wednesday, and is now engaged in wrestling with the wicked in that modern Gomorrah. The 162 acres of the Olden tract in North Anaheim has been sold to Lovering and Baker, late of Iowa, the consideration was $11,000. J. W. Shanklin is in town arranging to place upon the market one thousand acres of his land, all irrigable from the Cajon Ditch. The tract will be sold in ten and twenty acre lots. 55 Years Ago High school opened on Monday for the fall term with 77 pupils. Grammar grades begin on Monday next. Twenty-eight hundredths of an inch of rain fell on morning in a freak rain began at 7 o'clock. It tains to the northward of an inch fell by a down-east thru Not enough rain fell to injure the sugar beet crops, harvest of which its height. First class dinner social Hotel, with beer cents every day except Iriarte's steam three passed through town day from La Habra Joaquin ranch, where ninth outfit engaged in the half-million dollar corp. John Pfeninger has for a basket of mushes and Black Hamburg grocer. Frank Ey was in town last week from Santa Clara received the glad handing his 57th birthday. Sided in Orange County years and during that had much to do with affairs. He was chairman board of city trustees before removing to San where he was honored to a similar position. J. W. Towner of S Democratic nominee for the Superior Court was on Saturday in the intercandidacy for office. Our Lady of Rosary To Observe Communion Our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109 — Anaheim YLI, will serve quarterly Community Sunday, Sept. 15 in St. Boniile Church, Janss and Center Anaheim, at the 8:15 a.m. mass. Reservations for the breakfast may be made by calling TA 688. All members of the Insti-are urged to attend. The latest meeting was presd-over by president Mrs. Eugene K. A social hour followed the meeting with Mrs. Charles Lusin, Don Dixon and Mrs. Charles Xie as hostesses. "School Mass" was the theme carried in the decorations. Winning the prize for being the "doodler" was Mrs. Eugene K. Sept. 17. Meeting The Cord Rosary meeting will held in the home of the chair-Mrs. Jerome McKenna, 1264 Wood, Anaheim, Tuesday eve-Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. All mem-are invited to attend this meeting, and reservations may be by calling 772-4726. Scrap is for hospitalized Orange children as well as those of rosaries are made for dis-tion to hospitals, Juvenile Missions and orphanages. Ms. Dino Sbardellati, chairman of recent Luau sponsored by institute, announced that the needs would be donated to the men Jubilee Purse, which is rented each year to Cardinal Tyre, of Los Angeles for the institution for young men aspiring the priesthood. At 26, 27, 28 has been set for annual benefit rummage sale, held at the corner of Clem- and Lincoln, with Mrs. Fecher, KE 3-1292, as gen-chairman. Clean rummage sale is to be taken to the office of Mrs. Jo Gallant, 1626 E. Pinochle, 500 and Canasta will be played with prizes for the highest score. All members and friends are invited with proceeds to be donated to the Monastery at Valyermo, Calif. Mrs. Ranker is asking for volunteer hostesses. Seeks Volunteers Miss Rose Mouch, chairman of the Juvenile Hall project, held the third Sunday of the month in Santa Ana, 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. asked for volunteers to assist with the rehalibation of young girls. This project is under the direction of Sister Henrietta, County welfare supervisor. Grand President Mrs. Carolyn Jackson of Seattle, Wash., will make her official visit to Our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109, Monday evening, Oct. 7, with a dinner at 6:30 p.m. to precede the meeting in the Odd Fellows Hall. Reservation chairman for the dinner is Mrs. Joseph Wells, 1171 Crown St., Anaheim, KE 5-0210. Initiation of new members will be held, and a Tea will follow the meeting. Tea Scheduled A Tea honoring prospective new members will be held Tuesday evening, Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. David Prichard, 805 E. North St., Anaheim. Members knowing of prospective members are asked to call Mrs. Floyd Raberding, KE 3-0784, or Mrs. Russell Anthony, PR 4-7127. Sunday, Oct. 20 is scheduled for the annual Mass and Communion for all YLI members of Southern District at 8 a.m. in St. Vibiana's Cathedral, Los Angeles with breakfast to follow at the Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles. Cardinal McIntyre of Los Angeles will be the honored guest, and he will be presented with the Duplicate Bridge Man of the Duplicate Section announced the are held every Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Anaheim Clubhouse, 423 N. Los AnSt., with Tony Lipsky direct. The public is invited, and proceeds are used by the Infor philanthropic projects, first Thursday evening of month is Master Point evebenefit card party will be Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Wm. Mont, 1001 N. Citron St. with Mrs. Frank Rankgeneral chairman. Bridge, Orange Coast Adds Courses Two new courses have been added to Orange Coast College's evening curriculum to help meet the problems of increasing wealth in Orange County. The courses are entitled "Estate Planning" and "Property Management." Evening College Dean Thomas A. Blakely said the "Estate Planning" class aims to provide knowledge of how individuals may conserve their assets. Purposes of the course are to inform owners of real property, insurance, stocks, bonds or other assets in ways of successful plan­ning for retirement, education, charity and protection of the individual family. ALLROOM DANCE CLASSES HAVE MORE FUN WITH YOUR FAVORITE PARTNER BY LEARNING THESE DANCES - Cha Cha - Samba - Rumba - Fox Trot - Waltz - Swing Invations are being taken now for beginning and inter­te classes to start Sept. 17. Classes limited to 15 couples at $1.50 per hour for each couple. Classes will meet for ten weeks. Call Continental House in Anaheim, 607. New M·T·A INFORMATION NUMBER 24-HOURS-A-DAY 535-1629 M MEMORIES inch of rain fell on Sunday evening in a freak rainstorm which began at 7 o'clock. In the mountains to the north and east upward of an inch fell accompanied by a down-east thunder storm. Not enough rain fell in the valley to injure the sugar beet and bean crops, harvest of which is now at its height. First class dinner at Commercial Hotel, with beer or wine, 25 cents every day except Sunday. Iriarte's steam threshing outfit passed through town on Wednesday from La Habra to the San Joaquin ranch, where it made the ninth outfit engaged in threshing the half-million dollar bean corp. John Pfeninger has our thanks for a basket of muscats, Tokay and Black Hamburg grapes. Frank Ey was in town one day last week from Santa Ana and received the glad hand on attaining his 57th birthday. Frank resided in Orange County for 35 years and during that time has had much to do with civic public affairs. He was chairman of the board of city trustees of Anaheim before removing to Santa Ana, where he was honored by election to a similar position. J. W. Towner of Santa Ana, Democratic nominee for Judge of the Superior Court was in town on Saturday in the interest of his candidacy for office. Judge Town- er was the first uperior Judge of Orange County having been elected on the non-partisan ticket after the formation of the county in 1889. He met many old line friends who voted for him in the first election ever held in this county and who promised him their support again. 30 Year sAgo St. Catherine's Military academy and St. Joseph's school for girls will begin their first semester's work on Tuesday, September 11. Anaheim's American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps Monday Evening headed the NRA parade at Huntington Beach and then proceeded to Seal Beach where it attended the regular meeting of the local post. Pending approval of the National Editorial Association Newspaper-Printer Code which was submitted to Administrator Hugh Johnson of the NRA Saturday, the Anaheim Gazette Thursday signed the President's agreement and thus joins the vast army flying the Blue Eagle in advance of the actual signing of a code of fair competition. Anaheim's NRA organization, headed by "General" O. E. Steward, awaits word from Washington as to proper procedure to follow in getting the 84 persons and organizations of this city "to see the light" and sign the consumers pledge or the president's agreement. This is the number who had refused to sign and were reported in tabulations handed in by 200 workers at the clean-up meeting Monday afternoon in the city hall. Altogether, 2759 consumer's cards were signed in the campaign conducted here with 75 persons reported absent. Most signers represented entire families. Although a deep gash in his forehead required a number of stitches, four-year-old Junior Welch, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orin R. Welch of 814½ South Philadelphia Street is in no serious danger, physicians state. The youngsters fell against the curb Sunday. Francis A. DeRush, who was forced to leave the employ of Manager Sam E. Adams of the Pickwick hotel nearly two years ago on account of ill health, has regained his old-time vigor and is again day clerk at the local hostelery greeting his old friends. Will Gutosky drove from Anaheim to Chicago in three days, according to word received by local friends this week. Mr. Gutosky is attending a Century of Progress. Officials of the Boy cout campaign, which opens Tuesday of next week, met at the Pickwick Hotel Thursday night to formulate final plans for the financial drive. board of city trustees of Anaheim before removing to Santa Ana, where he was honored by election to a similar position. J. W. Towner of Santa Ana, Democratic nominee for Judge of the Superior Court was in town on Saturday in the interest of his candidacy for office. Judge Town- Anaheim's NRA organization, headed by "General" O. E. Steward, awaits word from Washington as to proper procedure to follow in getting the 84 persons and organizations of this city "to see the light" and sign the consumers pledge or the president's Officials of the Boy cout campaign, which opens Tuesday of next week, met at the Pickwick Hotel Thursday night to formulate final plans for the financial drive. de Kamp Bakeries' hostess serve pie a la mode to all and at grand opening of Amelia's "A La Mode," new home over Rd. and Goodwin St., Corona, in the foothills just off Riverside Freeway. Twelve styles of quality homes are available, with prices starting at $15,450, and VA-FHA terms, according to Philip Glanzer, sales manager. Can Pre-New Year Observances ups to the Temple at 10 p.m. that time, Canton Philip Moderand the Temple Beth Emet will lead in a "Community" to review the chants of the Year Prayers and those of Kippur, the Day of Atone, Rabbi Tofield will conduct minor on the structure and ringing of the special High Holy Prayer Book called, "Mahal." 11 p.m., the Sisterhood of Congregation, under the leadership of Mrs. Murray Rodman of Anaheim, will serve refreshments. The "Selioth" Penitential Service will be from 11:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Religious School Principal Eli Kagan announced that the opening session of Sunday School will be on Sept. 15 and that new students for Hebrew School and Sunday School will be registered at WAVE PROMOTED Navy WAVE Donna L. Wallace, dentalman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell K. Wallace of 3338g Faircrest Dr., was promoted to her present rate last month, while serving at the Naval Dental Clinic, in Washington, D.C. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA AT EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617