anaheim-gazette 1959-06-18

Anaheim Queen Entry Takes Tour of Catalina Island The last of the gigantic flying boats winged its way through sunny Southern California skys over the blue Pacific, to romantic Santa Catalina Island. Aboard the Avalon Air Transport four-engine Sikorsky were Orange County's loveliest "queens" and stored in the hold where their huge hat boxes containing "mad hats" which depict various departments of the 1959 Orange County Fair. The Pirate Queen contestants, each representing a different Orange County city, as well as different departments of the fair, traveled on to Avalon, the first of several pleasure trips they will make as they combine Fair goodwill duties with fun. 12 Minute Trip And the whole Island turned out to greet them as they disembarked from the 12-minute trip from Long Beach's Pacific landing which landed them at the Pleasure Pier in Avalon Bay. Catalina's illustrious mayor, His Honor Roy Taylor, greeted each in turn. And a representative of the Santa Catalina Island Company invited the "royal" group to ride the famous glass bottom boats and visit the Bird Sanctuary. Wilton Probert, pilot of the "queenly" flight and president of Avalon Air Transport Inc., said that he had the enviable duty of showing the girls the famous Sikorsky, the last of the big flying boats made at a cost of about one million dollars. During the flight the girls loved the seaplane's large picture windows and high wings which afforded them a spectacular view of the skyline of Long Beach, the ships sailing beneath them, and the enchanting isle that is Catalina. For lunch the fair queen contestants were entertained by the St. Catherine Hotel, operated by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arno, about a mile out of the city of Avalon. After a tour of Catalina's surrounding waters in the famed glass bottomed boats the girls saw the largest bird sanctuary in the world nestled in the hills of the island. They also had time to poke their noses into the quiet shops in Avalon, and were treated to soft drinks at the Pleasure Pier Eating Stand by its owner, Eric find out what fun a train can be find out what fun a train can be Go Santa Fe 'The Chief Way' to Denver & Chicago. Relax in the popular Dome lounge. Fred Harvey food. Pullman or chair car. The Chief Phone Prospect 4-0148 St. Catherine Hotel, operated by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arno, about a mile out of the city of Avalon. After a tour of Catalina's surrounding waters in the famed glass bottomed boats the girls saw the largest bird sanctuary in the world nestled in the hills of the island. They also had time to poke their noses into the quiet shops in Avalon, and were treated to soft drinks at the Pleasure Pier Eating Stand by its owner, Eric Wilcox. At 7 p.m., tired but happy, the group once again boarded the 46-passenger Sikoraky and made the seaplane trip back to the mainland, landing in Long Beach in view of the renowned Municipal Auditorium. Back home again in Orange County, the "queens" were entertained for dinner by Fred Cossey, owner of the Sea Shanty in Fisherman's Wharf, Newport Beach. 16 to Resign from City School District Anaheim City School District has accepted resignation of 16 teachers. Resigning were Ann P. Perez, Janet A. Hart, Beverly A. Truner, Elena Lopez, Edna E. Thompson, Dixie M. Halgren, Avela W. Nelson, Ann S. Malns, Mary B. Brauer, Betty A. Henshaw, Betty S. Gribble, Jay F. Rees, Beverly E. Ress, Marlyce J. Sorenson, Mary L. Kovarik and Rudolph Johnson. FREE MOVIE TICKETS for your CHILDREN at KRAMER'S... — Sewing Machines — Vacuum Cleaners — Ready-to-Finish Furniture Auth. 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The college band will play for a processional and present two concert numbers. Baccalaureate services were held in the district auditorium Sunday. The Rev. Carl C. Smith, rector for the Fullerton Episcopal Church, delivered the sermon on "Life's Third Dimension." Father John Slebert, pastor of St. Mary's Catholic Church, gave the benediction and invocation. Graduates from Anaheim are: Richard Almada, Clifford Anderson, Louella Baker, Jose Ballardo, Kaylene Barber, James Barthelmes, Carol Bennett, Nancy Berger, Donna Bernbrock, James Boyer, Carol Braem, James Brennan, Barbara Brooks, David Bultena, David Callahan, William Carson, James Carter, Karl Christenson, Philip Claypool, Floyd Cox, Peggy Dargatz, Donald Deeley, Lynda del Giorgio, Stanley Douglas, Benjamin Eales, Andrew Ersek. FUN FOR ALL—Orange County Fair Pirate Queen contestants wave a cheery goodbye to the mainland just prior to taking off in the gigantic Avalon Airlines famed Sikorsky flying boat bound for a day of fun at Catalina Island. Left to right, the girls are Beverly Hansen, Garden Grove; Roni Claflin, La Habra; Linda Hutsell, Stanton; Patricia Hill, Westminster; Tammy Bogan, Huntington Beach; Vici Larrain, Seal Beacon; Lussa Wait, Brea; Judy Wampier, Los Alamitos; Donna Fox, Newport Beach; Phoebe McAuley, Anaheim; Jennie Strader, Austin; Bonnie Hardy, Fullerton; and Penn Lansing, Costa Mesa. Anaheim City Schools Receive 58,752 from Federal Government According to an announcement by Congressman Anaheim City Schools Receive 568,752 from Federal Government According to an announcement by Congressman James B. Utt (28th Dist.), Anaheim City School District has been awarded the sum of $56,752 for school operating funds pursuant to Public Law 874. Schools which are heavily burdened by the impact of Federal installations in this area are eligible for financial assistance under this Public Law. The amount certified for payment is determined from the tentative entitlement for the fiscal year computed on the basis of information and estimates contained in the application. The total entitlement for the school district for fiscal year 1959 has been set at $78,336.80 of which the above amount has been certified for immediate payment. Additional payments will be subject to such adjustments as may be required by actual data, and by the availability or funds in relation to total entitlements for financial assistance. 1 City Youths Graduate From Chapman College Chapman College graduated students from Anaheim during commencement exercises Saturday afternoon on the campus. Receiving Bachelor of arts degrees were Mrs. Rose S. Bulma (education), 1295 E. La Palma; Mrs. Carole Coles Cook (education), 807 N. Helena; Charles Bosley Dunning Jr. (education), 100 N. West St.; Mrs. Nancy Noate Feinstein (home economics and psychology), 1212 Boden Dr.; Peter Baptisto Germano (education), 9972 David St.; Jack Hugene Hauck (social science), 6 Florette St.; June Carol Jungmit (education), 834 N. Pine; John Dennis Nelson (economics and business administration), 08 Florida Pl.; Mrs. Aime M. Higley (education), 2186 Catalpa Ave.; Gerald Claude Smith (chemistry), 18730 Crescent Dr.; and Arthur Nelson Weiss (psychology), 930 Park Circle. School Teachers Seek Pav Raise Anaheim elementary teachers have asked for a $40 yearly raise, but may end up with $20. Members of the Anaheim Elementary Teacher's Association have presented their new salary schedule to the board of education. They seek an increment raise from $160 to $200. Glen Speck, chairman of the AETA Salary Committee, presented the teachers' request pointing out that of 20 districts studied by the group Anaheim was the lowest in annual increase. Supt. Robert Shanks countered the AETA request with an offer of $180 in presenting his first estimate of the budget for the next fiscal year. He explained, however, that the estimate of the budget given was only an estimate and would be revised several times before final adoption by the board. general elementary teaching credentials were received by Mrs. Cook, Dunning, Germano and Miss Jungkeit THAT'S RIGHT! KE 5-2158 for A LOAN Call us today to get a home of your own. We'll be happy to help you get a loan to buy or build in this community. Don't Forget Call Us Today ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN Association 187 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM • KE 5-2158 ANAHEIM GROUP LOCALLY OWNER SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Residents to Graduate From Fullerton Handara, James Gaus, David Merke, and Roy Guy. 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