anaheim-gazette 1960-10-20

Winners Will Parade In Anaheim Majorettes To Twirl Sunday In State Competition At Disneyland Halloween is nearing and so is the California State Twirling Corp Championship to be held at Holidayland in Disneyland, October 23. This exciting competition will bring majorette corps from San Francisco to San Diego together to compete for the title of California State Champion Majorette Corp. Sponsored by the National Twirling Corp Assn., it is given the full support of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, City of Anaheim and Disneyland, Inc. Miss Jo-Ann Burdick, Anaheim baton and dance artist, is president of the NTCA. She announces that the competition is free and will be broken into several categories. The schedule includes solo twirling and strutting at 8:30 a.m.; apprentice junior and senior corps at 11 a.m. and continuing with the open junior and senior corps. Ending at approximately 4 p.m., the contest will be followed by a parade through Disneyland. The California State Champions will be invited to perform in the Anaheim Halloween parade Saturday, Oct. 29. Calliope To Lead Whetmore Parade Campaign tunes played on a circus calliope will tell residents of six Orange County communities that the "Caravan For Whetmore" is coming Saturday, Oct. 22. North Orange County Young Republicans on that day will stage an all day parade thru Westminster, Stanton, Los Alamitos, Buena Park, Anaheim and Placentia. Honoring James Whetmore, Republican candidate for Assembly in the 75th District, decorated cars will form at 9 a.m. at Garden Grove Republican Headquarters, 9812 Garden Grove Blvd. The Assembly aspirant will lead the parade, with his wife Ann, and daughters, Karen and Patsy. According to Harry Johnson, co-ordinator of the day-long event, the parade will go from Garden Grove through Westminsted, Stanton and Los Alamitos. In Buena Park and in Anaheim, Young Republican units from those cities will join Hanna Dinner Sunday Night Assemblyman Richard Hanna will be the host guest at an Election Dinner Sunday evening, Oct. 23, p.m. at the Carpenters Hall, 608 West Vermont, heim. United States Senator Engle will be the prime speaker for this affair. Senator Jim Cobey will be present and say a few words according to Bob Weil chairman. The public is invited to dinner meeting. Tickets to be obtained at the Hanna paign headquarters, 2962 Ball road, Anaheim, or by ing TA 8-3908, it was nounced. Salvage Group Says Prevent Fire The St. Vincent de Paul vage Bureau endorses the rent Fire Prevention V program, Albert Tassi, ge manager, said today. Fires are not accidents, pointed out. Housewives help avoid tragedy by cutting old newspapers, ture, clothing and other bustibles to charitable cies. St. Vincent de Paul nu to call in Orange Couni TEerminal 4-4533. The California State Champions will be invited to perform in the Anaheim Halloween parade Saturday, Oct. 29. Trophies will be presented by Mayor A. J. Schutte of Anaheim, Walt Taylor, president of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and Disney's protege, Annette. "The Thank You Congressman Utt" Says James R. Gibson, shown (left) below, past cmdr. Costa Mesa American Legion Congressman James B. Utt (right) being congratulated for his effective work on behalf of the American Legion. "For Your Help To The American Legion" To clear the title on the property on which the American Legion clubhouse is built in Costa Mesa, Congressman Utt introduced a bill in Congress which became law during the last session. This law gives title to the County of Orange, which in turn exchanged it with the American Legion for property on which the County had built its Justice Court. RE-ELECT James B. UTT CONGRESSMAN X Utt for Congress Committee, Wm., Creddy, Ch., Lee Hassenjaeger, Treas. Go now—pay later on the Santa Fe Now enjoy all the fun and excitement of a Santa Fe trip and pay for it when you get back. Only 10% down. Spread the balance over 12, 18 or 24 months. (Minimum balance of $60 required.) Good for all trips sold by the Santa Fe. Find out all the details of this convenient new way to travel. Ask your local Santa Fe agent about the "Go now—pay later" plan Serving Chicago, Texas, California and the great Southwest Hanna Dinner Sunday Night Assemblyman Richard T. Hanna will be the honored guest at an Election Dinner this Sunday evening. Oct. 23, at 6 am. at the Carpenters Local Hall, 608 West Vermont, Anaheim. United States Senator Clair Engle will be the principal speaker for this affair. State Senator Jim Cobey will also be present and say a few words, according to Bob Wetzler, chairman. The public is invited to the dinner meeting. Tickets may be obtained at the Hanna campaign headquarters, 2962 West Ball road, Anaheim, or by phoning TA 8-3908, it was announced. Salvage Group Says Prevent Fires The St. Vincent de Paul Salvage Bureau endorses the current Fire Prevention Week program, Albert Tassi, general manager, said today. Fires are not accidents, Tassi pointed out. Housewives can help avoid tragedy by contributing old newspapers, furniture, clothing and other combustibles to charitable agencies. St. Vincent de Paul number to call in Orange County is Terminal 4-4533. One Act Play Festival Plans In Progress Robert Blaustone, drama speech instructor at Santa Ana College, has assumed the chairmanship of the third annual Footlight Festival of One-Act Plays to be presented in Phillips Hall of the college next April 5, 6, 7. Nine community theater groups are cooperating in the advance planning for the drama festival, aided by the SAC College Players. Blaustone succeeds Miss Irene Adams, immediate past president of the Santa Ana Community Players, whose recent marriage and plans for extensive travel has prompted her to turn over the coordination of the festival to Blaustone. Groups working on the project include the Orange Theatre Guild (formerly the Anaheim Theatre Guild), Fairmont Group of Anaheim, Fullerton Footlighters, Laguna Beach Community Players, Ltd., Lido Isle Players, Newport Harbor Community Players, San Clemente Community Theatre, Santa Ana Community Players and Theatre As You Like It of Garden Grove. SAC Drama Chairman Lee Ford will obtain the festival judges and Mrs. Margaret Boyd by the Velero's radar in preliminary studies of the coastal winds by USC scientists and personnel of the U.S. Weather Bureau. Designed to meet all Federal Aviation agency regulations, the balloons are absolutely safe and present no danger to property, power lines, aerials or persons because of their special construction and thin skin. Helium gas used to inflate the balloons is non-toxic and non-explosive. The balloons, therefore, present no hazard to property, aircraft or persons, USC scientists said. Are you smoking more but enjoying it less? Fires are not accidents, Tassi pointed out. Housewives can help avoid tragedy by contributing old newspapers, furniture, clothing and other commodities to charitable agencies. St. Vincent de Paul number one call in Orange County is "Erminal 4-4533." The 1959 United States catch of fish and shellfish was worth more than one billion dollars at the retail level. SAC Drama Chairman Lee Ford will obtain the festival judges and Mrs. Margaret Boyer of the Santa Ana group will serve as ticket chairman. The program for each of the three evenings will be followed by a social hour in the adjacent Art Gallery so spectators can visit with the players. The festival is co-sponsored by the college and the Pepsi-Cola Company. Trophies are given in memory of Ernest Crozier Phillips, longtime SAC drama director, with President Lawrence Patterson of Pepsi Cola giving the sweepstakes trophy. Each group receives a plaque for participating. The College Players give a non-competitive one-act the final night. Tickets will be available from local player groups. The deadline for submission of plays is Jan. 1, Blaustone announced. They will be divided between serious and comedy types, with a trophy going to the best in each category. The nation's fisheries are observing their sixth annual National Fish and Seafood Parade to inform the American people about the economy, nutritional values and goodness of fish and shellfish at a time when these foods are most abundant and prices are lowest. "It was nothing... just a fire in the stove" "It was nothing... just a fire in the stove" Are you sure that's all it was, Jim? You know, we might look at it as an exciting demonstration of municipal bonds at work! Remember voting for the bond issue to build a new firehouse several years ago? At the time you said, "This is going to cost me money, but I guess we've got to have it." Then, when you renewed your fire insurance and found the rate was lower, you were pleased. Think of what you saved today, Jim! Insurance money can't replace what you came near losing. Fortunately, the fire was nothing because municipal bonds gave your community the cash to put engines, equipment and firefighters near your house. The Bank of America and its associated investment dealers bid on virtually all municipal bonds issued in the State because we have confidence in the future of California and communities MUNICIPAL BOND DEPARTMENT BANK OF AMERICA N.T. & S.A. Orange or San Diego Counties, the Hancock Foundation at USC in Los Angeles would appreciate notice of the location and the balloon's number, scientists said. They would also appreciate return of the balloon, if possible. Dr. Robert E. Stevenson, director of in-shore research for the Hancock Foundation, is in charge of the research project. His mailing address is USC, University Park, Los Angeles 7, Calif., and his telephone number there is RI 8-2311, Ext. 757. Pledges Chi Omega Mary Ann Mitchell, 412 W. Wilhelmina, Anaheim, has recently been pledged to the campus chapter of Chi Omega, national social sorority, at Arizona State University, Tempe. Miss Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Neukom, is a freshman at ASU majoring in Spanish. A 1960 graduate of Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy, she was a member of the annual staff and the Spanish HUMAN FLY That's Orin Murray, Field Survey Engineer of fabulous Glen Canyon Dam in Arizona. Murray says, "Sure I've tried other brands. But Camel is the only one that gives me real smoking satisfaction every time I light up." HUMAN FLY That's Orin Murray, Field Survey Engineer of fabulous Glen Canyon Dam in Arizona. Murray says, "Sure I've tried other brands. 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They're available in denominations of $1,000, pay you a good return and the income you receive is tax free. The manager of your local branch of the Bank of America will be glad to give you full information or you may write to: 300 MONTGOMERY ST. • SAN FRANCISCO 20 • YU 5-2425 650 SOUTH SPRING ST. • LOS ANGELES 14 • MA 6-7244