anaheim-gazette 1960-06-16

THE WOMAN'S WORLD Section B, Page 1 HERE AND THERE By GINNIE BODNER TWO OUTSTANDING EVENTS vie for top honors this week. GRADUATION ceremonies and FATHERS DAY this Sunday. Commencement exercises for both Anaheim and Western High Schools will take place tonight at La Palma Stadium. Marywood Catholic High School held their graduation program last Sunday with 59 members receiving diplomas. Marywood senior, Carol Zamora of Anaheim, was awarded a scholarship to Holy Names College. Western High's Craig Finefrock received appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy; Gerald Holmes, to the U.S. Air Force Academy and Leroy McNutt to Yale University. Linda Jo Parish, 2015 Minerva Avenue, Anaheim, won a University of California at Los Angeles Alumni scholarship to UCLA. Well... here's to the class of 1960! May they find prosperous and wonderful years ahead... one who has lived in OC for 6 months at any time is an old-timer... and that takes in just about everybody. WITH THE HUSTLE and bustle of activities about town, perhaps we should remind our readers that it's Cherry, Pickin' time in the Beaumont and Cherry Valley region. U-Pickers from all over are finding an abundance of this luscious fruit in this beautiful cherry center. Lunch facilities are provided for by most growers... Week day pickings are recommended to avoid the week end rush. MRS. CORA WEBB of 539 W. Broadway, Anaheim, spent a recent weekend enjoying the delicious Danish cuisine and hot springs facilities at Springborg's Glen Ivy Hot Springs in Corona. LOCAL FISHING enthusiasts will be happy to learn that the annual Orange County fishing derby started Saturday and will run Leaders Fete 'Mr. Willis Warner, at Former Orange County Board of Supervisors Chairman Willis Warner, known as "Mr. Orange County," was feted by 500 of the area's governmental, commercial and social leaders Friday at Newport Beach. The testimonial dinner was under auspices of the Orange County Associated Chambers of Commerce. ACCOLADES were matched with gifts. The Orange County Engineers' Club, noting that he had graduated as a civil engineer, made him an honorary member. The County Employees' Assn. gave him a hi-fi transistor radio, and the Association presented a color television on behalf of the diners. State Sen. John A. Murdy of Huntington Beach, who said he at one time hoed weeds for War- RECEIVED WORD that David Gadomski, seaman apprentice USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Constatine Gadomski of 3156 W. Lin- Naval Academy; Gerald Holmes, to the U.S. Air Force Academy and Leroy McNutt to Yale University. Linda Jo Parish, 2015 Minerva Avenue, Anaheim, won a University of California at Los Angeles Alumni scholarship to UCLA. Well . . here's to the class of 1960! May they find prosperous and wonderful years ahead . PERHAPS THE hub-bub of graduation activities will subside enough by the end of the week to let Dad get into the act to get his share of honors this Sunday, FATHERS DAY. Several of the 'off-beat" studio type cards depict Dad as he really is: "To Dad who is always calm, cool and . . . collected from!" and, "To good ol' Pop . . . Happy Pauper's Day." WELL, ITLL be reunion time in Orange County, Sunday, June 26 when approximately 2 to 3,000 old timers will assemble at Irvine Park for a day of picnicking and reminiscing about the good old days. So pack a lunch and be on hand for this outdoor social. Plenty of free coffee on hand. P.S. Any- MRS. CORA WEBB of 539 W. Broadway, Anaheim, spent a recent weekend enjoying the delicious Danish cuisine and hot springs facilities at Springborg's Glen Ivy Hot Springs in Corona. LOCAL FISHING enthusiasts will be happy to learn that the annual Orange County fishing derby started Saturday and will run through Oct. 9. Register now . . . for some lucky angler will bag the fabulous Sunlite Pool as first prize. OUR LOCAL BOY and Girl Scouts, along with the Izaak Walton League and 4-H Clubs teamed up to plant 13,000 pine seedlings in the Santa Ana mountains . THE ASSOCIATED Student Body at Chapman College has taken as a project the sponsorship of a Dutch-Indonesian refugee family who will make their new home in the city of Orange, Benjamin & Rinaldine Van Wechen and their 8 months old son, Raymond, will arrive this summer. RECEIVED WORD that David Gadomski, seaman apprentice USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Constatine Gadomski of 3156 W. Lindacita Lane, Anaheim, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea currently undergoing operational training exercises off the coast of So. Calif. THE STORK made his usual rounds and left a darling baby daughter at the Oscar Sanchez household, 1712 Briarvale, Anaheim . . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lerluss, 9742 Valdina Ave., Anaheim, were blessed with a 6 lb., 7 oz. son . . . born June 6. Latest bulletin from Fullerton JC states that 83 members of the 411 graduates are from Anaheim Commencement is set for Friday June 17th. HOW FAST YOU MONEY MULTIPLIER ANAHEIM SAVING At 4½% Interest per year your surplus funds can grow fast. That's four and a half dollars we give you each year for every $10 pay you every three months and your money is safely protected by in until you want to take it out. Bring, send or transfer your dollars to Start earning more the modern way...from the oldest locally tion in town! 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA • KE 8-2 ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Wers Fete 'Mr. Orange County' Warner, at Testimonial Dinner Orange County Board of Surveys Chairman Willis known as "Mr. Orange" was feted by 500 of the governmental, commercial leaders Friday at Newchurch. Testimonial dinner was uncles of the Orange County-associated Chambers of Commerce. LADES were matched with The Orange County's Club, noting that he equated as a civil engineer, an honorary member, an employee's Assn, gave transistor radio, and association presented a color on behalf of the dinners. Sen. John A. Murdy of Orange Beach, who said he came hooed weeds for War-VFW Auxiliary Presents Awards Honors awarded Anaheim VFW Auxiliary in the recent district meeting were given out to individual winners in a meeting of the Anaheim Students Earn Scholarships Bruce M. Shawver and Linda Gail Hatfield of Anaheim Union High School have been named to receive the Martha Schoepe Memorial Foundation Scholarships awarded annually to outstanding seniors. A minimum of two scholarships are awarded, one to an engineering student and another to an elementary teaching student. Bruce was President of the Anaheim High School Physical Science Club and in this capacity assisted during his senior year in producing the Science Education programs on closed circuit TV in the Anaheim Elementary School System. He has been awarded many science and academic achievement honors. Bruce plans on attending University of California at Berkeley. LINDA HAS BEEN an outstanding student and a member of the Honor Society for three years. She has been very active in choral groups and church groups. Imagination Were it not for imagination, Sir a man would be as happy in the arms of a chambermaid as of dutchess. —SAMUEL JOHNSON (1709-1784) English critic Imagination cannot make fool wise, but she can make them happy, to the envy of reason which can only make its friend miserable. The one covers them with glory, the other with shame. —BLAISE PASCAL (1623-1662) French philosopher Wipe out imagination. Cheek desire. Extinguish appetite. Keep the ruling faculty in its own power. —MARCUS AURELIUS (121-180) Roman emperor Tis very probable that vision... VFW Auxiliary Presents Awards Honors awarded Anaheim VFW Auxiliary in the recent district meeting were given out to individual winners in a meeting of the auxiliary last week. The report was given by Opal Walter, while Mrs. Anne Stakemiller presided. Elizabeth Aldrich and Ivy Ryan received citations for nine consecutive years of volunteer work at Long Beach Veterans Hospital, while Velda King and Adaline Schroeder were honored for 300 hours of service. Mrs. Schroeder also received a citation from VFW National Home. The Anaheim auxiliary also received a unit citation from the Long Beach Veterans Hospital for the volunteer services of all members. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. King and Mrs. Mollie Claes. Garden Club Calls Pot Luck Luncheon Members of the Anaheim Garden Club will hold a potluck luncheon and card party on Friday, June 17, at Peek Family Colonial Terrace Room in Midway City. In 1911 radio was installed in naval aircraft for the first time. LET YOUR TIPLIES AT SAVINGS funds can grow fast at Anaheim Savings each year for every $100 you keep here. We is safely protected by insurance up to $10,000 transfer your dollars to Anaheim Savings now. from the oldest locally owned savings institu- CALIFORNIA • KE 5-2158 The Friendly UNITED STAT 21 CONVENIENT OFFICES La Mesa • Lemon Grove • National City Long Beach • Orange • Arcadia • El Monte Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1960 Art Exhibition Set By College Students Santa Ana College's annual exhibition of arts and crafts is on exhibit in the College Art Gallery, showing the various types of creative work in day and evening classes. Art Chairman Frances Egge and instructor Peter Raven have arranged the showing, which includes art craft, ceramics, mosaics, painting, drawing design, and creative and representative art. Many of the students are pre-teaching majors and will use their art skills in the classroom. Others have professional aims and will continue their training at art schools and college. The exhibit will continue to the end of the semester in mid-June. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays, and Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening, 7 to 9 p.m. The Gallery is on the 17th and Bristol Sts. campus, directly west of Phillips Hall in approaching from the east, or directly south of the Administration Building. Among the exhibitors is Veneta Parresk of Anaheim. VFW, Auxiliary Set Card Party, Dinner In 1877 Lt. W. N. Wood, USN, perfected a system for communicating the English Morse telegraphic code by use of lights. The Navy adopted the Morse Code the previous year. HALF FUNERALS WON'T DO! In keeping with most faiths, religious services are completed, not at the mortuary but with family and friends at the final resting place. Here your friends can be with you when you need them most throughout the entire religious service. Westminster Memorial Park Mortuary — Cemetery provide complete services at one convenient location. Complete Funerals VFW, Auxiliary Set Card Party, Dinner Veterans of World War I, Anaheim Barracks 1235, and its Auxiliary will hold a Potluck Dinner and Card Party at the Anaheim American Legion Hall, on June 15, at about 7 p.m. All Veterans of World War I are invited to attend and are eligible to join. Also open to the public. Door awards and high score prizes will be awarded. For further information call PR 2-0553. ?? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SFADKA (out of state credit welcome) FULLERTON HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. Sun. 1 to 6 SAVINGS Mommy says we should SAVE WHERE WE BANK—at the friendly Bank! 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