anaheim-gazette 1960-06-09

The Woman's World Section B, Page 1 HERE AND THERE By GINNIE BODNER HIGHLIGHT of the week is the big Scout-O-Rama Circus slated for June 3 and 4 at La Palma Stadium which promises to be the biggest Scouting event in the history of Orange County... Scout's honor, I'll be there! ANCHORS AWEIGH, my boys. Recent Anaheim enlistees in the U.S. Navy are Donald Boatright, 929 Iroquois St.; Stephen Fryb, 2035 Victoria; Gary Hamner, 237 Ash St.; Alex C. Williams, 26629 Stanley. PASSING OUT CIGARS was Leonard Hall, 1774 Westmont Dr., Anaheim, whose wife gave birth to a baby boy May 11. I guess that is something to puff up about. Proud parents of a baby daughter born May 9 at Garden Park General Hospital are Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stewart, 919 S. Magnolia, Anaheim. THE ENGAGEMENT of Judith Eloise McFarland to Tryon Nils Sjisson of Inglewood was announced by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thomas of Anaheim, Miss McFarland attended Anaheim High School and Fullerton Junior College. KATHY RAINEY, of Anaheim, has recently been initiated into Women's Athletic Association at Arizona State University, Tempe. Miss Rainey, 760 North W St., was eligible for WAA membership after earning 100 points. She is a freshman at ASU. IT WASN'T a tidal wave that hit the Thomas McGovern residence, 1412 Catherine Dr., Anaheim ... the commotion was over a baby boy born to the happy family, May 13. WITHOUT RESERVATION, this heap good deal! Approximately $500 each will be awarded five Supervisors Deliver CAO Post Decision on a county administrative post for six months. Supervisors, in general, face some kind of CAO office but certain restrictions and with knowledge that such an would be completely subject to the board. Supervisor William Phil said the county currently has departments responsible to board and that a CAO could sibly handle tht transfer or plus property, inter-depart information, and other ro items now handled by the Commencment For 1960 Seniors At Local Stadium. Graduation ceremonies for helm High and Western Schools will both be held at Palma Park Stadium. PASSING OUT CIGARS was Leonard Hall, 1774 Westmont Dr., Anaheim, whose wife gave birth to a baby boy May 11. I guess that is something to puff up about. Proud parents of a baby daughter born May 9 at Garden Park General Hospital are Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stewart, 919 S. Magnolia, Anaheim. A DESSERT PARTY was given by Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Eagleson, 1188 W. Locust Ave., Anaheim, announcing the betrothal of their daughter, Miss Judith Jean Eagleson, and Jim L. Roberts of Placentia, son of Mrs. Cecil M. Archer of 425 Lenora Way, Anaheim. The couple graduated from Anaheim Junior High and FJC. JACQUELINE JUNE MAZARRA, well known singer of stage and radio, was married to Samuel Marques Cruz in a mid-afternoon ceremony in Anaheim Community Congregational Church. The bridegroom is a prominent Anaheim businessman. The couple are making their home in Anaheim. IT WASN'T a tidal wave that hit the Thomas McGovern residence, 1412 Catherine Dr., Anaheim ... the commotion was over a baby boy born to the happy family, May 13. WITHOUT RESERVATION, this heap good deal! Approximately $500 each will be awarded five Anaheim youngsters, Lynn, Frank, Jody, Richard and Nancy Roube-deaus of 2650 W. Lincoln, as a result of a land claim of the Otoe Indian tribe. Mrs. Celeste Roube-deaus was named guardian. ITS TAKING Billy Jewett, 544 Elder, Anaheim, some time to come down to earth over the elated news that his wife gave birth to a baby boy, May 11. Last reports say he's still on cloud No. 7. MISS BARBARA J. SPATZ, 1009 S. Harbor, Anaheim, will be wed soon to Jack L. Gordon of Garden Grove. "We think it's perfectly amazing." HOW FAST YOU MONEY MULTIPLIER ANAHEIM SAVING 4 1/2% At 4½% interest per year your surplus funds can grow that’s four and a half dollars we give you each year for every pay you every three months and your money is safely protected until you want to take it out. Bring, send or transfer your dollars Start earning more the modern way...from the oldest location in town! 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA • KE Supervisors Delay CAO Post Decision County Supervisors delayed decision on a county administrative list for six months. Supervisors, in general, favored the kind of CAO office but with certain restrictions and with the knowledge that such an office would be completely subject to board. Supervisor William Phillips and the county currently had 60 departments responsible to the court and that a CAO could possibly handle the transfer of property, inter-department information, and other routine actions now handled by the board. Commencement Set for 1960 Seniors at Local Stadium Graduation ceremonies for Anaheim High and Western High schools will both be held at La Loma Park Stadium. City Hostess Newcomers Club Holds Bridge Session at Regular Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Dan McEnery and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Doving served as hosts and hostesses for the regular meeting of The Couple Evening Bridge section of the City Hostess Newcomers Club. Assorted cookies with tea and coffee were served buffet style throughout the evening. Prizes for high score went to Elmer Hamina and Mrs. Wellington Green, second place and prizes were awarded to Charles Biggs Jr. and Mrs. Elmer Hamina. Prizes Graduation Date Set at Fullerton JC A list of 405 graduates who will participate in Commencement ceremonies at Fullerton Junior College has received preliminary approval. The list, however, will probably be whittled down a score or more during final examination week, for third place were presented to Lawrence Doving and Mrs. Dan Jakle. The next regular meeting of this section will be on June 23rd. Mrs. Dan Jakle is the leader of this section. NEWCOMERS attending for the first time were Mr. and Mrs. John Lee, who moved to Anaheim from Stockton, California, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weirick, who have moved to Orange County from Michigan. At the Ladies' Evening Bridge Group, held at Honold's Hut, Jean Parsons was winner of high score. The next meeting of this section will be on Thursday evening, June 18th. Mrs. Evelyn Ramsey will be the hostess. The Ladies' Afternoon Card Section of the City Hostess Newcomers Club met for their regular luncheon at the Broadway Tea room, on Tuesday, May 24th. Prizes for high school in the card games were presented to Mrs. SelPICTURED ABOVE drums; Rolly Furnas Commencement Set for 1960 Seniors at Local Stadium Graduation ceremonies for Anaheim High and Western High Schools will both be held at Laima Park Stadium. Western High Seniors will receive their diplomas June 16, at 5 p.m., the Anaheim High School graduates file before the administra-tors and members of the board of steees of the Anaheim Union High School district for their diplomas. Set at Fullerton JC A list of 405 graduates who will participate in Commencement ceremonies at Fullerton Junior College has received preliminary approval. The list, however, will probably be whittled down a score or more during final examination week, college officials add. Final exams begin on June 10. Commencement ceremonies are scheduled for Fullerton Junior College Class of 1960 at 7:30 p.m. in the district stadium on Friday, June 17. Four student Commencement speakers, Sharon Hinderliter, Bill Ives, Ken Noble and Karen Indstrom, will deliver graduation addresses. The next meeting of this section will be on Thursday evening, June 16th. Mrs. Evelyn Ramsey will be the hostess. The Ladies' Afternoon Card Section of the City Hostess Newcomers Club met for their regular luncheon at the Broadway Te-room, on Tuesday, May 24th. Prizes for high school in the card games were presented to Mrs. Selwyn Ramsey for bridge and Mrs. Evelyn Ramsey at canasta. Newcomers to the area who are interested in playing with these groups may telephone KE 5-5614 for information. ?? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA (out of state credit welcome) FULLERTON HOUES: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. Sun. 1 to 6 It's amazing!" AT YOUR TIPLIES AT SAVINGS plus funds can grow fast at Anaheim Savings each year for every $100 you keep here. We ey is safely protected by insurance up to $10,000 or transfer your dollars to Anaheim Savings now. from the oldest locally owned savings institu- IM, CALIFORNIA • KE 5-2158 TE Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1960 PICTURED ABOVE is Gene Bolen and his Kings of Dixie and. L to r: Charlie Lodice, drums; Rolly Furnas, trombone; Fred Lent, piano; Jack Coon, cornet and bass fiddle; PICTURED ABOVE is Gene Bolen and his Kings of Dixie and. L to r: Charlie Lodice, drums; Rolly Furnas, trombone; Fred Lent, piano; Jack Coon, cornet and bass fiddle; and Gene Bolen, clarinet. Gene, formerly with the Dukes of Dixieland, is now with his own group. They will open at Don May's Gay 90's at 2508 Palm Drive, Signal Hill. They have just concluded a six-months' engagement at the Roaring 20's in Downey. They recently recorded with R.C.A. "Martinique," "Bill Bailey," "Savoy Blues" and "Rock Me With a Solid Beat." Don't miss them. "SOUND as THE WHEAT" Generations of golden wheat harvests are the rich heritage of America's midlands. And the supreme compliment to a savings institution is, "it's sound as the wheat." It is symbolic that several offices of California Federal Savings stand on land once occupied by fields of wheat. For soundness... "sound as the wheat"...is also the great tradition of the nation's largest federal savings association. At California Federal, the same, sound management Generations of golden wheat harvests are the rich heritage of America's midlands. And the supreme compliment to a savings institution is, "it's sound as the wheat." It is symbolic that several offices of California Federal Savings stand on land once occupied by fields of wheat. For soundness..."sound as the wheat""...is also the great tradition of the nation's largest federal savings association. At California Federal, the same, sound management policies have weathered all tests of wars, depressions and prosperity for over a third of a century. Reserves have grown to $34,000,000—an all-time high. Resources have passed $½-billion. And, since 1934, every savings account has been insured under the terms provided by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Consistently, too, California Federal has always paid the highest rate commensurate with safety for your savings. Currently this annual rate is 4½% with dividends paid every quarter. We invite you to open your savings account at one of our 9 friendly offices soon. CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS nine friendly offices DOWNTOWN OFFICE Wilshire at Grand Los Angeles 54 MA 7-9901 RANCHO PARK 10682 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles 64 VE 9-2366 GRANADA HILLS 16912 Devonshire St. (North Hills Shopping Center) EM 3-8191 MIRACLE MILE 5680 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles 36 WE 8-3471 LAKEWOOD 4248 Woodruff Ave. Lakewood 8 HA 9-991 INGLEWOOD 2610 W. Imperial Highway Inglewood 4 PL 6-1401 RESEDA 18260 Sherman Way DI 2-6161 ST 6-3570 HOLLYWOOD 1543 N. Vermont Ave. (Barnsdall Shopping Center) Los Angeles 27 NO 3-8221 ANAHEIM OFFICE Broadway Orange County Center PR 2-2561 HEADQUARTERS OFFICE: 611 WILSHIRE BLVD., LOS ANGELES 54, CALIFORNIA MEMBER; FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION • FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM NATION'S LARGEST FEDERAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION • RESOURCES OVER $15-BILLION