anaheim-gazette 1959-07-02

JET PROPULSION LAB VISITORS LAND — Interstate Electronics Corporation, ed "spare acreage" for helicopter landings. The most recent group to visit the epulsion Laboratory of California Institute of Technology, Pasadena. Shown are (Curtis, Cynthia Copperbarger (secretary to Mrs. Evelyn Kitzman, Assistant to Idy), Richard Heiser, and helicopter pilot Richard Whitehead. All of the visitors w JET PROPULSION LAB VISITORS LAND — Interstate Electronics Corporation, ed "spare acreage" for helicopter landings. The most recent group to visit the expulsion Laboratory of California Institute of Technology, Pasadena. Shown are (Curtis, Cynthia Copperbarger (secretary to Mrs. Evelyn Kitzman, Assistant to Dry), Richard Heiser, and helicopter pilot Richard Whitehead. All of the visitors w ed on a tour of Interstate facilities, including Interstate Electronics, Interstate Electronics Products. OPENS JULY 14 For 6 Big Days BIGGER improved facilities BETTER Shows Displays MORE FUN FOR EVERYONE Orange County Fair County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa Off/Newport Blvd.—between Santa Ana and Newport Beach Students Win Annual Awards Santa Ana College students excelling in journalism, literature, drama and business were honored at the annual Formal Spring Banquet and Dance at the Disneyland Gourmet Restaurant in Anaheim. Drama Chairman Lee Ford presented a sophomore drama award to Mary Sullivan of Anaheim and a freshman award to Larry Keith of Santa Ana. El Don Editor Maxine Harris and Associate Editor Earle Truix of Santa Ana received journalism keys from Adviser Carl Venstrom. Yearbook awards went to Editor Dolores Russell and Associate Editor Bob Matthews. Anaheim Students Receive Degrees Anaheim residents were among students honored at the 43rd annual commencement of Santa Ana College. Allyn Miller, past student president, was awarded the Bert Noble and D. K. Hammond scholarships, and Mary Sullivan was winner of the Ernest Crozier Phillips scholarship. Anaheim Managers Honored for Writ In School District Herbert E. Bass and James McCoy were honored at a quiet for all personnel who not teachers in Centralia district, which was sponsored by the local unit of the Cal School Employees association. The two long-time em­ were presented the first pins to be awarded by the e­to classified personnel at the tial dinner meeting whi­ hoped will become an spring affair. Bass joined the staff in ruary of 1952 as custodian first of this year he assum­ duties of supervisor of bus­ and grounds for Centralia district. He has a staff of 16 fu­ custodians, maintenance m­ gardeners under his super­ He served the local u­ C.S.E.A. as the first treasu­ der the state charter. He an­ Bass live at 206 E. Wilhelmina Anaheim. In making presentation pins, Glen H. Dysinger, Sctrict superintendent, com­ the two men for their loy­ the district. He also com­ on the value of an orga­ such as the C.S.E.A. for cll employees, asserting that ther organization is good which people work together. Keynotes of remarks by C. Williams and Palmer Gpen, assistant superintendent who were introduced, were each person is important Of course! I have my savings at Anaheim Savings & Loan Everyone likes Anaheim Savings & Loan's friendly, courteous service, and they like that 4%, too. All Accounts placed by the 10th of July earn FULL INTEREST FROM THE FIRST ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN Association 187 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM • KE 5-2153 ANAHEIM'S BLAST LOCALLY OWNED SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Expanded Camp Session Slated By Anaheim 'Y' Expanded camping opportunities for Anaheim youth and families this summer will be provided, according to William E. Fricker, Anaheim YMCA president. Largest increase will be among day campers with provisions for over 1,000 boys and girls from 6 through 12 years of age. Buses will pick up and return the youth each day during six scheduled periods. Donald Nielsen, Anaheim educator, and Mrs. Orlo Fast, assistant YMCA girls' secretary, will head the leaders' staff. More than 500 Anaheim youth will travel by bus for periods at Y Camp Osceola in the Barton Flats area above Redlands, according to Fricker. The camp is fully equipped with swim cabins, and other resident facilities. Paralytic polio has increased 88 per cent since last year in country, including some increase in Orange County, despite availability of preventive vaccine it was disclosed today by McKittrick, chairman of Orange County Chapter, National Education, which financed research that produced the Salk vaccine. The sharp incidence of paralytic polio not only points up need for every person to receive the four shots of Salk vaccine. 1950 is the seventy-fifth versary of organizational ing in America, founded by YMCA in New York state. Anaheim Man Honored for Work in School District Herbert E. Bass and James A. Coy were honored at a banquet for all personnel who are teachers in Centralia School District, which was sponsored by the local unit of the California School Employees association. The two long-time employees were presented the first service awards to be awarded by the district classified personnel at the initial dinner meeting which is hoped will become an annual spring affair. Bass joined the staff in February of 1952 as custodian. The first of this year he assumed the duties of supervisor of buildings and grounds for Centralia School District. He has a staff of 16 full-time custodians, maintenance men and gardeners under his supervision. He served the local unit of C.S.E.A. as the first treasurer under the state charter. He and Mrs. Bass live at 206 E. Wilhelmina in Anaheim. In making presentation of the mens, Glen H. Dysinger, Sr., district superintendent, commended the two men for their loyalty to the district. He also commented on the value of an organization such as the C.S.E.A. for classified employees, asserting that an organization is good which helps people work together. Keynotes of remarks by George W. Williams and Palmer G. Camen, assistant superintendents who were introduced, were that each person is important to the electronics Corporation, of Anaheim, has recently utilized a group to visit the electronics firm were the Jet Pro Masadena. Shown are (from left) Ray Heacock, Henry Mitzman, Assistant to Interstate president, Paul H. Reeard. All of the visitors were JPL, and they were conduct electronics, Interstate Engineering and Interstate Preci- Cross Out Game For Safeway Goes For Area Residents An exciting new game called "Cross-Out" has been launched by the Los Angeles Division of Safeway Stores, Incorporated. Among the more than $130,000 in prizes to be given away in Southern California area only will be such luxury items as Schiaparelli mink stoles worth $825.00, RCA Color television sets priced at $835.00, $225.00 Free-Westinghouse automatic sewing machines, portable television sets, stereo consoles, and dozens of other valuable prizes. Check Safeway Ads Any adult can win! Safeway customers can pick up their game cards at any Safeway store; a different game each week for twelve successive weeks. Safeway Wednesday or Thursday ads will carry a master number checking chart for each of these twelve weeks, with a different combination of numbers each week. Safeway customers can match these numbers against their cards, with any five corresponding numbers in a row, down, across, or diagonally winning a valuable prize. "Cross-Out" is similar to "Bingo," except that the center number is not "free" number. If a card does not win one week it may be used again any of the following weeks. Complete rules and instructions are printed on the back of each "Cross-Out" card, along with a list of available prizes. A Local Area Contest This is not a national contest. The Los Angeles Division includes Paso Robles and Bishop to the north, Las Vegas, Blythe, Palm Springs and Indio to the east, and Keynotes of remarks by George Williams and Palmer G. Camen, assistant superintendents who were introduced, were that such person is important to the district and no person can work without cooperation of the others. Joe Koebert, president of the local C.S.C.A. unit, acted as master of ceremonies. Other special guests besides the administrators and their wives, were Mr. and Mrs. John Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maurer. The men are members of the board of trustees. Prepared by Mrs. Marian Garrett, head of food services, the buffet style meal was served to almost 100 persons seated at tables circumventing the cafeteria at Raymond Temple school. A Local Area Contest This is not a national contest. The Los Angeles Division includes Paso Robles and Bishop to the north, Las Vegas, Blythe, Palm Springs and Indio to the east, and Laguna Beach to the south. This area alone will share in the more than $130,000 in luxury prizes. Safeway customers are advised to watch for winning numbers in regular Safeway weekend ads. where the dinner was held. Mrs. Garrett was assisted by Mrs. Margaret Dillon, Mrs. Mary Lyan and Mrs. Christine Serrano. Committee members and Mrs. Paul Sewell, general chairman of the dinner, were Mrs. Lyan and Edwin Evenson. SPEND YOUR MONEY WISELY — BUY FROM GAZETTE ADVERTISERS GIVE YOUR CHILD HAPPINESS FOR LIFE ... thru Music WALKER'S House of Music — Presents — Class Lessons . '5 a month All Areas Beg. & Int. All Instruments Band & Orch 1 Lesson 1 Hour a Week 220 N. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim — HE 3-1751 Colio Shows Some Increase in County Paralytic pollo has increased per cent since last year in this country, including some increase Orange County, despite the availability of preventive vaccine, was disclosed today by John Kittriick, chairman of Orange County Chapter, National Foundation, which financed research it produced the Salk vaccine. The sharp incidence of paralyptic pollo not only points up the need for every person to receive four shots of Salk vaccine. Y equipped with swimming, pools, and other resident camp facilities. Parents are urged to sign up for young campers promptly at YMCA for places in desired lodges. Many campers are earn-camp expenses through peat sales. 1950 is the seventy-fifth anniversary of organizational camp-in America, founded by the YMCA in New York state. District Approves Jr. College Survey Anaheim Union High School District has approved its part in a survey for a Junior College District. Anaheim's cost of $1,000 received approval from the board of trustees. The survey project was presented by Dr. Lynn H. Sheller, head of Fullerton Junior College, and Mrs. J. Lee Rogers, former trustee of Anaheim Elementary School District. They said that two previous meetings had been held regarding the need and organization of such a survey and that north and south districts contacted in the county are supporting the plan. Coins Stolen Loss of $83 in coins, taken from various amusement machines and the cash register was reported by the owner of the Doll's Hut at 107 S. Adams. Anaheim Resident Pomona Graduate Cynthia Cudney of Anaheim is among 204 candidates for bachelor of arts degrees at Pomona College's 68th commencement in Bridges Auditorium in Claremont, Calif., at 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Miss Cudney, daughter of Mrs. Ralph Sherwin, 903 W. Wilhelmina St., was a 1955 graduate of Santa Ana High School where she belonged to the Honor Society, Teachers' Club, tennis team, Little Theater Guild, orchestra and Concerteens. She has been a psychology major at Pomona College and has been designated as a Pomona Scholar. She has been a president of her dormitory board, a member of the Associated Women Students' board, the junior class council and junior class representative to the judiciary council. She plans to continue her studies in psychology in the fall. CARS IN 5 need premium-priced gasoline any more! ¢ SAVING y gallon may be waiting pu right at this pump! NEW 600 GASOLINE GASOLINE West's highest-octane regular among the 4 out of 5* which will give knockm performance on Union's New 7600? If save up to 4 cents a gallon over premiumines! -a whole tankful, preferably. 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