The Tustin News from Tustin, California • Page 8

TUSTIN NEWS THURSDAY. 5 DOWN MEMORY LANE From The Files Of The Tustin News THIRTY TWO YEARS AGO July 13, 1923 This issue was primarily dedicated to the Tustin Elementary School, showing pictures of the new Grammar school which was well under construction, with completion hoped for by the opening of the fall term. Mr. Walter Perozzi of Prospect Avenue and Miss Gladys Jessup of Garden Grove left Tustin last Saturday to be married. It was generally understood that the ceremony would take place in Pasadena.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crawford have moved to their beautiful new home on their twenty acre walnut ranch which is located on McFadden Street. Kern Thomas, a member of the Tustin Boy Scout Troop, broke his arm early in the week. The New York Store in Santa Ana advertised 66 80 Woolnap Blankets as a weekend special at $3.19.

Outing flannel at 8 cents per yard. Rogers Store advertised mens two-pant suits, Genuine Palm Beach in sizes to fit at $12.50. FREE BOOK SHOWS How to Do Wonders With Soil-Improvement. Crops! THE NEW Lightning Change ROTOTILLER in Day's An Does Work AMAZING makes home cultivating power ma- and compesting of all kinds of cover crops, mulching a alnoh! Also enables you to apply economical powor to all kinds of tough yard and garden jobs grading, lawn mowing, pumping, spraying, hauling, Write for FREE Illustrated Book, No obligation. ASK FOR FREE BOOK ON "HOW TO DO WONDERS WITH A LITTLE LAND" NAME ST.

ADD. TOWN Schneider Tractor Co. 610 W. First St Tustin, Calif. Phone KI 2-4481 SPECIALIZING IN WATCH REPAIRING SWISS AMERICAN VIC SILVER Jewelery 407 W.

17th St. Santa Ana QUALITY Tire Recapping TIRES BATTERIES GAS OIL LUBRICATION CARSON GOLDING SERVICE STATION 305 Street, Tust! Phone K1 2-9212 For Your Garden ORTHO INSECTICIDES WEED KILLER FUNGICIDES FERTILIZER GRAVES HOWLEY Kimberly 3-9275 17872 E. Main Tustin TWENTY- FIVE YEARS AGO July 11, 1930 The new fire truck was delivered to the Tustin Fire Department this week. Of much interest to the department and city fathers was the fact that this engine had a 500 gallon booster pump and an 80 gallon storage tank. The cozy home of Mrs.

J. R. Harbour, Myrtle Avenue was the setting for a lovely shower honoring Mrs. Merrill Thompson. Mrs.

Vera Hawkins was acting as hostess. TWENTY YEARS AGO July 12, 1945 Announcement this week to the effect that Miss Margaret Finley, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. A. G. Finley, Newport Road will soon become the bride of Blower.

Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Pollard are the happy parents of a baby boy who arrived, Sunday at St Joseph's hospital, Orange.

FIFTEEN YEARS AGO July 12, 1940 Tustin Sea Scouts lead the entire county by winning the right to fly the Regional flag for the year 1940. Francis Holford was elected this week to serve the local American Legion as its commander for the coming year. Elected to serve with him were: 0. T. Ware, first vice commander; John Jacobs, second vice commander; P.

C. Brooks, sargeant-at-arms; Byron Quivey, chaplain; C. O. White historian; Wm. Leinberger, finance officer; John Cleary, adjutant.

Francis Holford and John Cleary delegates to the state convention. Frances Logan was elected to head the Tustin Auxiliary. Other officers elected were Dollie Hoiford, first vice; Florence Prunty, second vice; Pauline Cleary, sargeant-at-arms; Hilda Riehl, marshall; Myrtle Horton, chaplain; Laura Marks, musician and Gertrude Cleary historian. Delegates to the State convention are Frances Logan, Bertha Eaton and Laura Marks. In compliment to Mrs.

Bill Bouchard, who before her marriage June 15 was Miss Irene Schooley was given a lovely miscellaneous shower by her sister, Mrs. Walter Mueller and Mr. Bouchards sister, Mrs. Lecil Boosey of Irvine in the Mueller home at Villa Park. A pretty wedding Saturday evening joined together Miss Bernice Calvin, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Calvin of Santa Ana and Adolph Salaets, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Salaets of Irvine. TEN YEARS AGO July 13, 1945 Mr.

and Mrs. Urban Buchheim were hosts at dinner Sunday in honor of their son Kenneth who has just returned from service in the South Pacific. Lecil Boosey surprised his family when he arrived Saturday from the South Pacific area. The Tiller Lodge reopened for the youth of the community Saturday with a party at 8:30. John Jacobs was named as commander of the American Legion Post, serving with him were Art Park, first vice commander; C.

Wilsey, sgt-at-arms; E. W. Eaton, Chaplain; Clyde White, Historian; John Cleary, adjutant; Charles Cleary, B. H. Marks, Charles Logan executive committee.

To honor the 80th birthday of Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs. Sara Hutchins of Orange, Mr. and Mrs. L.

Wilson were hosts at dinner Sunday to a family group. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Rankin on Lemon Heights was the setting last Thursday at noon for the wedding of their daughter, Miss Patricia Rankin and Ensign Merill Bothamley, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clinton C. Staples of Phoenix, Arizona. Dr. 0.

Scott McFarland, pastor of the First Presbyterian church in Santa Ana, read the double ring service before the fireplace of the home. FIVE YEARS AGO July 14, 1850 Nada Lou Phillips was chosen by the local Lions Club to represent Tustin in the Orange County Fair Queen's contest. Mrs. Joe Irvine is reported to A CHRISTIANS IS HUT FOOD GROG ON THE BAY AT BALBOA HARBOR PHONE 871. THE FINEST FOOD ALWAYS FREE NOW OPEN EVERY DAY IN THE WEEN PARKING CAPT.

WILLIAM J. TURNER Army Captain William J. Turner, son of T. A. Turner, 508 S.

Van Ness, Santa Ana, recently was graduated from The Infantry School's associate officer advanced course at Fort Benning, Ga. Captain Turner is a veteran of 11 years of Army Service. He has served in Korea and in the Asiatic-Pacific theatre. His wife, Catherine, lives at 411 S. Walnut Brea, California.

be recovering nicely from a back injury suffered in a traffic accident above Truckee. Santiago park in Santa Ana was the setting Monday night for a birthday party marking the 13th birthday of Miss Janice Focht, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Focht. Mr.

and Mrs. A. S. Hendricks returned Monday from a 2000 mile trip whic took them through the desert to Nevada and over Tioga Pass into the Yosemite. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Underwood and Mr. and Mrs. Al Farnsworth, who have recently moved into new homes, were guests of honor at a surprise party given Tuesday evening in the Underwood Earl Sharpless and John Siegel were credited with catching two of the biggest fish taken on the first two-day charter trip of the season for members of the Isaak Walton League last weekend. Both men had albacore weighing approximately 20 lbs.

each. Johnny Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Francis won first place and Don Gerhig, son of Mr.

and Mrs. L. G. Gerhig of Santa Ana second place in the steel guitar soloist contest held in connection with a recital given in the Tustin Union High school by Mel James Studio. SAVE SAFELY At Orange County's Leading Home Lending Institution CONTINUING TO PAY PER ANNUM ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $10,000 All Accounts Opened Before the 10th of the Month Earn From the 1st.

LAGUNA FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 222 Ocean Avenue Phone: HY 4-1177 LAGUNA BEACH Summer Camps Open To Presbyterians Rev. Leroy F. Weed, assistant minister of the First Presbyterian Church in Tustin, announced this week that Janice Focht, Karen Snow, and Lee Johnson have been commissioned by the to the Senior High Presbyterian Commissions Conference to be held September 5 thru the 11th, at Big Bear Lake. The Commissions conference is similar to Leadership Training school. Registration is still open for the Presbyterian "Niner" Camp to be held August 22-29.

Students attending the conference must have completed the eighth or ninth grade. The total amount of camp registration is due in the office one week prior to the opening of camp. The program of the camp will consist of Worship, Bible study, play, interest groups, hobbies, sharing responsibilities in addition to the vespers, camp fire programs, assemblies, and other inclusive group activities. The theme of the "Niner' camps this year is "Christ the Way." Presbyterian Junior High CampS to be held at Pacific Palisades still have openings in their group No. 3-July 31 to August group 4-August 7 to 14; group 5-Aug.

14 to 21, of which Rev. Weed will be dean; and group 6-August 21 to 28. Delegates to these camps must have completed the sixth, seventh, or eighth grades. Senior High Presbyterian Summer Conferences to be held at Big Bear Lake have openings in the III group, August 8-15, and IV group August 15-22. Those eligible to attend must have completed one semester in a three: or four year high school, or be not more than one semester out of high school.

More information may be obtained concerning these summer camps by calling the Presbyterian Church office. Attending the Junior Choir Camp No. 3, from July 31 to Aug. 6 at Pacific Palisades are the following nineteen members of the Tustin Junior Choir: Adelle Roberta Pankey, Barbara Roan, Karen Ojeda, Shari Everman, Ardeth Weed, Laurene Tingum, Vicki Faust, Sherryl Bingo Enjoyed By Members Of Red Hill Aux. The Red Hill Auxiliary met the nome or their president, V1 Hillyard, 14404 S.

noit on July 5. Nine members were present witn the main aiscussea being a ramuy to De business, neld sometime in Septenber. Following the business meeting, several games of Bingo were enjoyed. Winning prizes In the games were Harriet Parnell, Helen Thompson, Louise Ehlen, and Ella Cochran. Mrs.

Hillyard and her daughter Carol served the refreshments of Angel dessert, coffee and candy. The regular meetings of the club are the first Monday of the month. EVELYN REMP HAS 4th BIRTHDAY PARTY A happy birthday was wished to Evelyn Remp, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.

R. Remp, 1372 S.E. LaColina, on July 5, by a group of her friends. Enjoying the ice cream and cake with little Miss Remp were: Mrs. Roy Hull and Marsha and Terry; Mrs.

Bob Thomas and Greg; Mrs. Jay Tatum and Janie and Julie; Terrie and Mrs. Stevie; Chuck Mrs. Blanton JoAnn Kelly and Stevie, and nephews Mike and Jackie Housek and Teddie Joe Wilson; Mrs. Paul Remp and Nancy and David; and Mintie Remp, Mr.

Remp's mother. Monday, July 4, their son Donald celebrated his first birthday with a party including only the immediate family. Farnsworth, Ellen Gallion, Susan Hahn, Martha Horton, Tina Pettingill, Julie Chandler, Donna Hawkins, Linda Mueller, Carlayn Wanger, Michele Myhren, and Carol Hastings. CECILLE T. LANE NOTARY PUBLIC DAY or NIGHT KI 3-4953 178 N.

A St. TUSTIN Riverside County Fair At Hemet August 17-21 Fresh trout will be on menu for a lot of visitors to the Farmers Fair of Riverside County of Hemet, Aug. 17 through 21. The 20 20 foot pool in the sports area will be stocked with hundreds of the finny beauties and improvements made to the pool will make catching them easy and lots of fun. Pool patrons may fish as long as they like, it is explained by Duke Crosiar of Hemet who will manage the pool, with a nominal charge made for all fish caught.

In addition, the fish will be cleaned at no extra charge and held in a freezer until the fishermen leaves the fairground. Poles and bait are furnished, and the pool will be open during regular fair hours. 'Catch 'em now and put 'em in your Crosiar, This is just one of many attractions offered in the sports area and around the grounds of the Farmers Sports area demonstrations will include casting, golf, archery, horseshoes, target shooting and many others. The Model Show tent is also located in the area. and Mrs.

Robert Forfar and children, Richard and Robert of 17721 Park are the proud grandparents of nine puppies born to their pedigreed Collie, Ladie Luck on July 4. Highlighting the event was the fact that a few of them had to be artificially fed with doll bottles. Their formula was condensed Carnation milk, Karo syrup, and of course it had to be warm In all there were five males and four females. Visiting with the family from her home in Milwakee, Wisconsin, is Mrs. Forfar's mother, Mrs.

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