The Hanford Sentinel from Hanford, California • 3

(Section At PAGE THREE 1952 HANFORD DAILY SENTINEL. HANFORD. CALIFORNIA nijriP4V MARCW 20, Funeral Service Held For Honfordite's Father District CSF Spring Meeting To Be at Avenal Lemoore, Avenal YFC Groups Plan Meetings LEMOORE A taffy pull has been scheduled by the Youth for Christ group Saturday night Teen-ageis of ail denominations are invited to the First Baptist Church social hall for the atiair, beginning at 7 pm. About 35 attended last weeks meeting. At the short business meeting, conducted by vice president carol Clark, plans were made for outdoor recreation.

Announcement was made of a convention jo be held in Chico on Apul 18-20. Alter the business session, the evening was spent with games and songs, followed by ltu lAriTU ALWAYS BIGGER n-ersM SAVINGS at (JJiyJSliLslsW THESE ARE EXTRA SPECIALS FOR FRLjtjATMKjARCHTstJ FI IP IP 1 c79 kb. $57 Can I Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon Porterville for L. S. Wingrove, 85, who died Monday.

He was a pioneer of Tulare County, having come there the 1860s. He had lived Porterville for 53 years and was at one time the assistant railway agent there and later the rail agent at Lindsay for 10 years Wingrove promoted California Hot Springs, in 1906 and served as its secretary and manager for years. In 1911 he organized the Ducor Telephone and Telegraph company. He was a charter member of the order of Eagles in Porterville. He is survived by his widow, Cora Wingrove, his son Meredith, Hanford lawyer, and a daughter, Mrs.

Ellen Strader of Hermosa Beach. jfpate Set sew Users Sewer Line 'feSisa uiiury district decided beginning date W1 residents and businesses bl tor use of the new users of the sewer Kfbe billed for a monthly rat stsept. 22- most residents the charge m.f per month. There is raduated scale of fees for heav- Sard decided upon the date basis of the board regulars! all improved property is Connected within 60 days of Letion of the system, the ier lines were ready to tie into mtalV 250 tie-in permits have to date, it was report-bv Mrs- Virginia McGarrey of avenal Realty company. This averaged eight to 10 permits dav According to D.

A. Rob-local plumber, eight to ten per day keeps the available Jrs working to capacity. It innated that a total of 650 con-lot ons will have been made all property is connected. Batch of Avcnal was employ-inspector for the district by board, to replace Oscar Erick- AVENAL The 20th district CSF will hold its fall conference in Avenal. The meeting will take place in October at the local high school Twenty-seven chapters are in the distrut.

Avenal, Caruthers, Central Union, Chowchilla, Clovis, Coalinga, Corcoran, Edison, Fowler, Fresno, Kerman, Hanford, Kingsburg, Laton, Lemoure, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, Parlicr, Recdlcy, Riverdalc, Roosevelt, Selma, Sanger, Sierra, Tranquillity and Washington Union. A group of 12 represented the Avenal high chapter at the 20th district spring conference March 15 at Riverdalc Joint Union high school They were Albert Campbell, Dwight Teeter, Dons Langford, Valera Whitford, Marybeth Lyles, Letty Wilen, Pat Krnpski, Emma Gene Jarrell, Esperanzo Cano, Caroly Small and Jo Gil-patrie, and Miss Alice Gilbert, faculty advisor. A1 Campbell of Avcnal. district vice president, presided at the afternoon session in the auditorium. The district president was from Riverdalc and the district secretary-treasurer from Sierra.

I DURKEES FULL quart AVENAL Youth for Christ will hold a meeting the First Baptist Church Saturday evening. Ed Keefer, a college student from Covina, will be the speaker. A male quartet and an accordionist will furnish the music. The usic makers are all students at the Bible insistutc in Los Angeles. The meeting will be directed by William White of Avenal, who is now attending the Los Angeles State Employes Will Get Wage Increase SNOWDRIFT Two Speakers Named For Lions' Contest 1th 9 5 OOItl Ml ft, of ratfL en pd aw 3 14:1 11 thro 1 Ibn made higher it, room a higln, 'cent dm le length i 'Pholstrrg Witll flet 1 nil can he loty i ruffle goldetfi ily trailer id throne nly tnder ator ess in tj ravan ta i he lag that! world i the eg odes the Arabian vitation Thertl Iph Vale lished his 'er had Three Kings Veterans Come Back from Korea The states 55,000 employes may get a five per cent wage boost after June.

Thanks to State Senator Roy R. Cunningham of Hanford, this wont be a 10 per cent wage boost. The state senate finance committee voted the five per cent increase by approving a $12,365,000 item to pay the costs, included in the governors budget. But the committee turned thumbs down on the proposal of James Phillips, a state employe association attorney, that the state employes gel a flat 10 per cent raise. Phillips asked for $20 million to pay such an increase and said the five per cenl program was nine months behind time.

But Senator Cunningham moved to ignore Phillips and appiove the item as submitted by the governor. It was done. LB. (0 ployes Hear Founder Approximately 25 employes, husbands and wives of the lo-j c. Penney store were in Vi-a Wednesday evening to hear address by the founder of the Penney is visiting stores in mnection with the golden jubilee the firm, founded by him in vommg Other stores represent.

1 were Visalia, Corcoran, Porter-illc, Lindsay and Tulare. DRIFTED SNOW BDir Two speakers have been named for the Lions club "Speakers for Democracy contest to be held in Hanford March 28 They are Lowell Wilson and Mac Phelps of Hanford high school. Wilson is an outstanding speaker in state inlcrscholastic debate circles, having won a major contest in Merced two weeks ago The contest will be held at the lunch hour program at Pedens The two contestants will present ten-minute speeches and the winner will represent the Lions club at the zone contest The finalists will compete for a $1,000 scholarship at the Lions club Calilorma-Nevada contest at the convention in May. Hernue Plummer is in charge of the local Lions contest and the coach is Miss Emily Murray. STAR-KIST Three Kings County men were among the 2,316 army combat veterans returning from Korea aboard the transport Gen.

W. Hase when it docked at San Francisco Tuesday morning One was 1st Lt Jack Weir, a for mer Armona youth now making his home in Playa Del Rey with his wife, Marjorie Lieut. Weir has been in action with the 40th division and will report for discharge at Fort Ord He served in the infantry during Woild War II, spending a year in Germany, and was recalled to service for Koiean duty as a reservist In civilian life he works in a southern California aircraft factory Lieut Weir expects to be here this weekend to visit his parents, Mr and Mrs Clarence Weir and a brother, Jimmy, of Armona, and a brother in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs. Sigmund Szypulski, of Hanford Also aboard the llase were Sgt. Angelo A Armas of rural Hanford, and Cpl.

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