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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1952

Page

18

Cancer Drive Opens Across Orange County Leaders Meet

A county wide drive to raise funds to fight cancer opened with a meeting of chairmen and drive leaders from cities and communities. Arthur Balensiefer, chairman of the business men’s portion, urged readiness. Worth Rabbit of Santa Ana is county drive chairman with E. J. Foss heading business solicitation.

Santa Ana Arthur Balensiefer American Cancer Society Balensiefer Worth Rabbit E. J. Foss Orange County Joel van Wagoner Anaheim J. Neals Brea D. Gordon McComber Buena Park Edna W. Gardner Garden Grove Harvey Stonehouse la Habra Harry Riley Laguna Beach Hugh Davenport Orange Mekhton H. Damron Cypress Los Alamitos J. M. Scott Seal Beach Lewis Conrady Westminster Viola Page Yorba Linda Lawrence Moiola Huntington Besch

Kindergarten Work Filmed For Norwalk Parents

A color motion picture showing a typical day in Norwalk School District kindergarten class was filmed at Thomas B. Moffitt School. Directed by Bob Rymer, the 600 foot film follows Mrs Corinne Wood's class as children learn counting colors clay and social living through market purchases music outdoor games and garden activities.

Norwalk Thomas B. Moffitt S. Goller Ave Bob Rymer Corinne Wood

Red Cross fund quota surpassed in Fullerton

Fullerton officials announced the 1952 Red Cross drive reached its revised goal. The original quota of 310371 was boosted to 10932 by national needs, with storm state relief in Arkansas Mississippi Missouri and Tennessee. Local contributors raised a total of 12583.06.

Fullerton American Red Cross Fund R. A. Marsden Orange County National Headquarters Arkansas Mississippi Wmlissouri Tennessee

Westminster School District Trustee Candidates Filed

R M Rasmussen files as candidate for Westminster School District trustee. R M Schmidt, who has served two terms, indicates intent to seek re election. Filing deadline is April 16 for the May 16 election.

Westminster R. M. Rasmussen Barber St Barber City Linton T. Simmons R.M. Schmidt Huntington Beach Blvd

Downey Cancer Drive names Dr. John H. Leary campaign chair

Dr. John H. Leary, local surgeon and chief of staff at St. Francis Hospital in Lynwood, is named chairman of the American Cancer Society's 1952 Downey drive fundraising campaign. Leary, affiliated with the Leary Clinic, will lead the drive opening April 1. He resides at 10446 S. Downey Ave.

Fourth District PTA Meet Set Thursday at La Habra

The Fourth District PTA meeting moves to Thursday at Washington School La Habra due to the California CCPT State convention. Mrs W A Young announces the theme Our Aims and Accomplishments to be delivered by CCPT vice president Mrs P D Begis with introduction by Mrs Gilbert of Santa Ana. Special music and installations follow lunch at the American Legion Hall.

Gilbert Santa Ana

Damages Sought After Library Bid Refusal

In Santa Ana on April 1 the city of Newport Beach sought $6,292 damages from Irvin George Gordon and his son for refusing to accept a bid to enlarge the city library building. Gordon, a former city councilman, claimed an error in his $39,908 bid and asked to be released. The bid was later awarded to Bay Construction Co. for $46,800. the city sought the difference plus penalties from the bond through Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co.

Santa Ana City For Newport Beach Irvin George Gordon Gordon Bay Construction Co Hartford Accident and Indemnity Co

Easter Vacation Dates Set for Fullerton Schools

Fullerton Union High School and Junior College announce Easter vacation from April 5, the week before Easter Sunday. Fourth quarter classes begin on April 14, with commencement at the high school stadium on June 12 and junior college exercises the next day.

Fullerton Fullerton Union High School Junior College

Thirteen Families Move Into Area In Buena Park

Thirteen new families have taken up residence in Buena Park per records of Mrs. Neva Hod son assistant secretary of Orange County Waterworks District. Newcomers listed include J M Good 6172 Marshall Ave L S Florence 6132 Kingman Ave Mathew Kretzers 6821 Oregon St H B Williams 7621 Commonwealth Ave Mrs J N McCutchen 6291 Mission St R H Dessert 6322 Mission St Ted Nelson 6851 Stanton Ave O Sprague 6582 Western Ave R C Lane 6195 Mission St Harley Halston 1921 Franklin St Wilbur Spellering 5781 Marshall Ave RoR Ramsbottom 7902 Fourth St Roland Hodge 6131 Marshall Ave.

Buena Park Neva Hodson Orange County Waterworks District J. M. Good Marshall Ave L. S. Florence Kingman Ave Mathew Kretzers Oregon St H. BE. Willams Commonwealth Ave J. N. McCutchen Mission St R. H. Dessert Ted Nelson Stanton Ave O, Sprague Western Ave R. C. Lane Mission Stu Harley Halston Franklin St Wilbur Spellering Ramsbottom Fourth St Roland Hodge

Grove Kiwanis Club Sets Treasure Hunt

Garden Grove April 1 The Grove Kiwanis Club plans a gigantic treasure hunt expected to attract 2000 participants. The May 24 event benefits Kiwanis charities with entry fees, while 200 plastic capsules buried on an 11 acre plot hold prizes including a bicycle a portable radio and $25 cash.

Garden Grove Kiwanis Club J. Frank Knebel Kiwanis Charities Kiwanis Los Angeles Orange Counties Knebel Sai Knebel Knebel Co. GC. Wack Wooley Unt

Centralized food prep planned for Norwalk schools

Norwalk School District outlines a long range plan for centralized preparation of meals. A central kitchen will serve all 11 schools once the multimillion dollar building program finishes, possibly by next September. The Morrison School will start using the central kitchen first, with a state approved kitchen near Centennial School nearing completion. Food is delivered via stainless steel thermo carriers designed by Flora Clio and Bruce Butler, a system so efficient it is being adopted by other districts. Much equipment is from war surplus, including large walk in refrigerators and ovens. Luncheon prices reach 25 cents for full day sessions at Morrison School.

Norwalk Julia 3 Flora Clio Bruce Butler Morrison

Bellflower Mothers Plan Election April 1

Bellflower at St Bernard's Catholic Church Mothers of first grade pupils hold officer election April 1 in the school hall at 9707 E Palm Ave at 7 45 p m with installation planned for May followed by a refreshments service by the mothers group

Bellflower St. Bernard's Catholic Church E. Palm Ave

Norwalk Daughters Plan Benefit Party

Mrs. Spencer Tracy will speak at a benefit theater party sponsored by Native Daughters of the Golden West. The Curious Savage will be staged by Huntington Park Close Players at Middleton School Auditorium with proceeds to the John Tracy clinic for hard of hearing children.

Norwalk Spencer Tracy Cien Anos Farlor Native Daughters of the Golden West Florence Moore Huntington Park Middleton School John Tracy

Newport Folk to Get Honors at City Meeting

Newport Beach officials announce Newport Harbor City Employes Association will honor 34 active workers with over 10 years of service at a 7 p.m. Friday gathering at American Legion hall. Retired staff will receive inseree cards as district leaders list long service milestones led by Neil S. McMillan with 32 years, followed by John D. McMillan 30 years and others across departments.

Newport Beach Newport Harbor John D. McMillan Lewis L. Merrill Water Department Frank W. Crocker R. R. Hodgkinson L. W. Covert Arthur Gant A. M. Nelson Wilford C. MacDonald Russell Craig C. K. Priest Dorothea H. Sheely Carl Woodtmansee R. J. Briscoe Percy N. Pellett W. B. Dyson Mabel Cummings LaVita Lace Howard L. Berry James L. Bullock Ray J. Funk Nellie M. Graham Mike Ortega Jesse Blackstock Tate Hales Charles W. Son

Nearby Area Short Shorts and Community Meetings

Civic and service club leaders in Norwalk host Lions Club guests for a 7:30 p.m. dinner meeting at the Woman's Clubhouse as plans for the annual Lions fair are advanced. funds fund child welfare programs. In Whittier Institute of International Relations opens June 29 with theme Roads to Agreement and runs through July 6 focusing on resources to combat hunger disease and ignorance. Downey classes at the Adult Training School close for Easter week starting April 6. Ocean View PTA convenes with Mrs Ernest Nixon installed as new president and a film show April 3 at the school auditorium. Huntington Beach PTA officers to be installed. Fifth and Sixth Grade mothers host tour of new building after a 7:30 p.m. meeting. Bellflower auxiliary to Lakewood Memorial Post 415 WFW meets at Beulah Grigsby home to attend Inglewood officer installation April 3.

Norwalk Civic Lions Club Woman's Club Lions PLA Ocean View PTA San Francisco Ernest Nixon Ways and Means Committee Huntington Beach John Vernon Hastessea Wi Douglas Hough E. V. Davis Bellflower Lakewood Memorial Beulah Grigsby E. Artesia St Inglewood

Buena Park Girl Tops in Contest

Miss Nancy Grodf, selected by the Junior Women's Club as queen candidate for the Fullerton Community Fair, wore a new wrist watch after the group led ticket sales across 11 clubs. The fair runs April 30 to May 4, with proceeds aiding Buena Park kids for a new youth center.

Buena Park Fullerton Buena Park Kids

Meek's Permits Told Fullerton Building Reaches

Fullerton issued building permits for new construction totaling 485 545 last week per the city building superintendent. The permits include 65 new homes with 39 for Jewett Development Co on Thomas Way, Chapman Ave, and Wanda Dr at 7000 each. Lilley Homes, Inc. received 19 permits for Maple and Harvard Aves at 5000 each and four 86000 homes in southeast Fullerton, plus a 7000 dwelling at 310 S. Raymond Ave. A. W. Reed got three permits at 12000 each for S Ver mont Ave. Winfred Jadie obtained an 11000 permit for 1301 W. Malvern Ave. Grady Neal and William T. Boyce each received 10000 permits for 101 S. Turner Ave and 144 Hillcrest Dr respectively. A medical office permit at 8000 went to William Slingsby for 424 W. Commonwealth Ave and a 7600 home permit to Reyes Perry for 210 W. Malvern Ave.

Fullerton Jewett Development Co Thomas Way Chapman Ave Wanda Dr Lilley Homes, Inc Maple Harvard Aves The Home Building Company S. Raymond Ave A. W. Reed S. Vermont Ave Winfred Jadie W. Malvern Ave Grady Neal S. Turner Ave William T. Boyce Hillcrest Dr

Easter Beach Cleanup Urged Before Holiday Visitors

A city beach cleanup was requested by the chamber of commerce beach committee led by Chairman Lee Chamness. The plan calls for immediate removal of sand debris accumulated since last season and will be presented to City Engineer Harry Overmyer and Councilman Harry LeBard. Official opening day is April 5, same as Huntington Beach State Park Beach.

Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce Lee Chamness Harry Overmyer Harry LeBard City Beach Huntington Beach State Park Beach

Easter Egg Hunt at Rio Hondo School

Downey crowds anticipate a Lions Club sponsored Easter egg hunt at Rio Hondo School grounds with 30 prizes and hundreds of eggs. The event starts at 10:30 a.m. on April 12, overseen by Jim Canning with assistants Bedford Bays Fred Barry P Coy Stan Jarvis and Charries Saxton.

Harbor Art Exhibit Set at Newport May 1 4

The seventh annual Harbor Art Exhibit will run May 1 through 4 at Newport Harbor Union High School. Judges include Arthur Millier Rex Brandt and Russell Iredell. Entries due April 21 at four pickup stations with prizes of 150 dollars for watercolors and 200 dollars for oils.

Newport Beach Newport Harbor Union High School Arthur Millier Los Angeles Rex Brandt Corona del Mar Russell Iredell Laguna Beach Claremont Scripps College Riverside High School Laguna Beach Art Gallery Ted Gibon Harbor

Excelsior PTA Elects A L Crabtree President

The Excelsior Council Parents Teachers Association elected A L Crabtree of Norwalk as president at Artesia Methodist Church. She succeeds Mrs Don Plemon, with installation planned May 23 and duties starting June 1. Officers include Mrs Cooper Redmayne, first vice president. Mrs Charles Crowell Jr, second vice president. R S Morgan, secretary. Gusture, treasurer. Harold Dye, historian. Maryin Marche, auditor. Grace Mayes was named representative to the Masonic lodges for Public Schools Week. Seventh and eighth graders from Faye Ross School performed under Miss Betty Hartford’s direction.

Norwalk A. L. Crabtree Excelsior Council Parents Teacher Association Artesia Methodist Church Truman Benton Don Plemon Crabtree Cooper Redmayne Artesia Artesia School 3 Betty Hartford

4H Club Bazaar Promises Colorful Santa Ana Event

Orange County 4H Club bazaar set for April 5 downtown Santa Ana features cookies clothing and a rummage sale with almost 40 clubs participating. Younger shoppers enjoy games and entertainment while seniors shop. Gardenia corsages and wood pulp flowers are among special sale items from local clubs.

Santa Ana Orange County Brea la Habra

Malaya Topic of Society Meeting in Norwalk

NORWALK April 1 Mrs Waldo Reinocher missionary from Malaya will relate her experiences to members of Women s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church at 1 pm Wednesday in Carter Hall. A demonstration of heat resistant plastic kitchen ware will precede the business meeting. Mrs Winifred Keck will lead a delegation to the First Conference executive board meeting Tuesday in Alhambra.

Norwalk Waldo Reinocher Malaya Women's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Carter Hall Laura Joyner Winifred Keck First Conference Alhambra

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