anaheim-gazette 1961-03-16

HERE'S THE ROUTE. Participants in Saturday's Anaheim-Western High Schools Safety-Economy Run will follow the above route. Start and finish point is Mobil station at Euclid Ave. and Ball Rd. The 50 youthful drivers will loop through Seal Beach, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, Laguna Beach, Irvine, El Toro, Modjeska and Santiago Canyons, Orange, Fullerton and back to Anaheim. Rest stop is scheduled for 15 minutes at Laguna Beach Festival of Arts grounds. Students' Car Economy Run Continued from Page 1-A) Key Club will furnish refreshments. After studying the selected course, Robert Graham, Mobil sales representative for the area, said that "because of various road and traffic conditions to be encountered on the run it will be truly demanding from both a safety and a driving economy viewpoint." Tree Planting Rites Held at Two Schools Tree planting ceremonies were held Friday at the Francis Scott Key Elementary School and the Trident Junior High School by the Lincoln Park Garden Club, with Mrs. Cerl Blee, club president, presiding. Brownie Troop 308, under the leadership of Mrs. Robert Giffin, presented the program. Girls participating included Susan Abernethy, Jackie Fisk, Anaheim Banker Made Manager Of Guam Branch Donal O. Kenney of 1273 D Adele St. has been appointed manager of the Bank of America's branch in Agana, Guam. A former assistant manager of the Anaheim branch, Kenney has been an assistant vice president in the loan supervision department at the bank southern California headquarters in Los Angeles the last two years. He was assigned to the Anaheim branch from 1955 to 1958. Kenney joined the bank 2 years ago and has served in Los Angeles and Anaheim offices since then. He was a Naval carrier pilot in the South Pacific during World War II. BIRTHS GARDEN PARK GENERAL HOSPITAL LOTT, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D 200 W. Midway, Feb. 23, girl, lbs. 9 oz. AZZARO, Mr. and Mrs. James F., 7732 Chapman, Feb. 26, girl, 6 lbs. 15 oz. WINTHOB, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, 1527 Chateau, Mar. 1, boy, lbs. 9 oz. MARTIN, Mr. and Mrs. John C Jr., 1661 Rodeo, Mar. 2, girl, lbs. 7 oz. SEDLAK, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 8732 Stanton, Mar. 3, girl, 8 lbs. 2 oz. HIGBEE, Mr. and Mrs. Ever D., 988 Roberts, Mar. 3, girl, lbs. 14 oz. MADDIX, Mr. and Mrs. Jamie F., Jr., 1613 Michelle, Mar. 4, boy, 6 lbs. 13½ oz. PARK, Mr. and Mrs. James W 713 Valley, Mar. 4, girl, 3 lbs. oz. VANDEBOGART, Mr. and Mr Gabe W., 1660 Dixie, Mar. 4, girl Key Club will furnish refreshments. After studying the selected course, Robert Graham, Mobil sales representative for the area, said that "because of various road and traffic conditions to be encountered on the run it will be truly demanding from both a safety and a driving economy viewpoint." Ronald Brandon, the auto club's Anaheim district manager, said the course selected "will give these students a chance to demonstrate their driving skill on city streets, mountain roads and freeways. And participants and observers will be reminded once again that the best drivers are also the most economical drivers." Trophies and awards will be presented to the winning drivers from each school and the sweepstakes trophy presented to the winning school at a luncheon in Western High's cafeteria immediately following the run. Chief steward for the event is Ralph B. Clark of the Southwest Anaheim Kluwanis Club. Assistant stewards are Kelly Pugh of Anaheim High and William B. Palmer, Bill Jones and Jack Sappington of Western High. Student chairmen are Kathy Henderson and Chuck Downing of Western High and Nancy Patterson of Anaheim High. The event is the first of its kind in Anaheim. Offering technical assistance as co-organizers at the auto club and Mobil Oil Assisting in staging the run are the California Highway Patrol and Anaheim Police Dept. Tree planting ceremonies were held Friday at the Francis Scott Key Elementary School and the Trident Junior High School by the Lincoln Park Garden Club, with Mrs. Carl Blee, club president, presiding. Brownie Troop 308, under the leadership of Mrs. Robert Giffin, presented the program. Girls participating included Susan Abernethy, Jackie Fisk, Bridget Blair, Robin Giffin, Debbie Johnson, Paty Keen, Janice Myers, Kristine Shampine and Debbie White. Club members attending included Mmes. Leo Gwazdacz, Cornelius Moyer, Caesar Gonzales and C. P. Abernethy. Vice Principal Kenneth Spencer of Trident Junior High School and Principal William Nicholson of Francis Scott Key Elementary School also were present. Last Rites Held For Carl R. Palm Final rites were held Tuesday in St. Boniface Catholic Church for Carl R. Palm, 59, of 618 Grafton Pl., Anaheim realtor who died last Saturday after a prolonged illness. Interment was in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. A resident here 42 years, Mr. Palm was associated with the Jackson Realty Company. He leaves hhis wife, Virginia; two sons, Robert and Richard; three brothers, Peter of Anaheim, John of Montana and Ambrose of Michigan; and five sisters, including Mrs. Otelia Bock of Santa Ana. WINTROE, Mr. and Mrs. McDonnell, 1527 Chateau, Mar. 1, boy, lbs. 9 oz. MARTIN, Mr. and Mrs. John Gryll, 1061 Rodeo, Mar. 2, girl, lbs. 7 oz. SEDLAK, Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. 8732 Stanton, Mar. 3, girl, lbs. 2 oz. HIGEE, Mr. and Mrs. Everett D., 938 Roberts, Mar. 3, girl, lbs. 11½ oz. MADDUX, Mr. and Mrs. James E., Jr., 1613 Michelle, Mar. 4, boy, lbs. 13½ oz. PARK, Mr. and Mrs. James W. 713 Valley, Mar. 4, girl, lbs. 9 oz. VANDEROGART, Mr. and Mr. Gabe W., 10606 Dixie, Mar. 4, girl, lbs. 11 oz. HOSMUN, Mr. and Mrs. Donna G., 919 N. Gilbert, Mar. 5, girl, lbs. 5½ oz. MILLER, Mr. and Mrs. Donna G., 1841 Crestwood, Mar. 6, girl, lbs. 6 oz. GANAHL, Mr. and Mrs. Richard J., 1368 Framont, Mar. 7, boy, lbs. 12½ oz. MARTIN LUTHER HOSPITAL KALBELEISCH, Mr. and Mr. Kenneth, 2128 E., La Palma, Mar. 7, girl, lbs. 10½ oz. ROME, Mr. and Mrs. George 2623 Rome, Mar. 7, girl, lbs. 5 oz. McDONALD, Mr. and Mrs.Alexander 843 S.Barnett, Mar. I girl, lbs. 9 oz. ANAHEIM-MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MURDOCH, Mr. and Mrs.Douglas, 3111 W.Olinda, Mar. 3,boy,nbs.2½ oz. BEDWELL, Mr. and Mrs.Paul 7154 Philadelphia, Mar. 3,boy,nbs.6 oz. COSTA, Mr. and Mrs.Walter 1323 Castle, Mar. 3,boy,nbs.6 oz. MATHIESEN, Mr. and Mrs.Fred 924 N.Lemon,Mar.5,boy7lb.s14½oz. ALLISON,Mr.Mrs.James 2855 Lynrose,Mar.6,girl9lb.s2oz. GAUDET,Mrs.Mrs.Ralph 406 Bush,Mar.6,girl5lb.s6oz. JEFFERY,Mr.Mrs.Thomas 315 Palms,Mar.7,girl6lb.s6oz. RERTI,Mr.Mrs.Raymond 1450 Pinewood,Mar.8,girl8lb.s2oz. SCHANS,Mrs.Nas.Paul Vander,f.of 1960 Dogwood Ave Feb.28,girl8lb.s3oz. PETOLICK,Mr.Mrs.Donald,f.of 1510 Hodgewood St.Marc2 girl10lb.s Obituaries RATTO,Robert Lee，56，of 18 W.Albassandro,San Clemente,die Mar .5,Fort Rosecrane,Nationc Cemetery,San Diego,gravésid services were conducted Mar .10 Interment was under direction of the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home,Midway City. SCOTT,Mrs.Georgia Clarinda 60of1844 S.Haster St.Anahelm died Mar .8 Services were conducted in Melrose Abbey ChapelMar .11 under auspices of the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home.She leaves four sons,一 daughter one brother and eight grandchildren. MILLER,Mrs.Murial Frances 57of1263 I.Pleasant Pl,Garden Grove,died.Mar .6Services were held in St.Anselim's Episcopa Church,Garden Grove,Monday with entombment in Westminster IT'S WISE TO COMPARE COSTS But there can be no honest comparison of costs without comparing services. At Backs, Troutman, Kaulbars you will find that "It costs no more to have the finest". BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS The Community Funeral Directors Serving Orange County families since 1871 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID, ANAHEIM Prospect 2-1617 SHEIM BANKER IDE MANAGER GUAM BRANCH AL O. Kenney of 1273 E. St. has been appointed chair of the Bank of Ameranch in Agana, Guam. Former assistant manager Anaheim branch, Kensan been an assistant vice ment in the loan supervidepartment at the bank's California headquarLos Angeles the last years. was assigned to the Anaranch from 1955 to 1958. Hey joined the bank 21 ago and has served in Angeles and Anaheim offence then. He was a Navy pilot in the South Patering World War II. BIRTHS DEN PARK GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Midway, Feb. 23, girl, 6 oz. ROB. Mr. and Mrs. James Chapman, Feb. 26, girl, 5 oz. PROB. Mr. and Mrs. Miltate Chateau, Mar. 1, boy, 6 oz. IN. Mr. and Mrs. John C. 11 Rodeo, Mar. 2, girl, 8 oz. AK. Mr. and Mrs. Fred J.. anton, Mar. 3, girl, 8 lbs. EE. Mr. and Mrs. Everet Roberta, Mar. 3, girl, 6 oz. DIX. Mr. and Mrs. James 1613 Michelle, Mar. 4, boy, 3½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. James W. ley, Mar. 4, girl, 3 lbs. 14 DEBOGART. Mr. and Mrs. ., 10606 Dixie, Mar. 4, girl, SAFEWAY'S MASSIVE PURCHASES to supply its Southland customers were recently demonstrated at the Riverside County Fair with the exhibit shown above. In that county alone the food firm purchased more than 83 million pounds (3,000 carloads) of produc last year. Safeway's produce merchandiser, Bill Decker, and Queen Scheherazade (Jayne Starr of Banning) are priced with the exhibit. COLLEGE EDITORS MEET Student editors of Santa Ana College will attend the California Intercollegiate Press Conference at San Diego State College tomorrow and Saturday. NEW SCHOOL SITE Acquisition of an additional school site in the Buena Plaza area was approved by the Centralia School District board of trustees this week. Tri-Hi-Y Ball Set Saturday The Western Tri-Hi-Y will hold their third annual chanted Dream Ball Satuevening in the Ebell clubb from 8:30 to 12:30 o'clock. event is a girl-ask-boy act with only Western High School girls who have been indiinto the "Y" being able to tend. Dress is formal. At the midpoint of the ning the Queen of the B senior, will be announced, the names of one junior and sophomore will be drawn her attendants. Theme for the dance wan an old Southern plantation den with its romantic bea The illusion will be furth hanced with magnolia and teria blossoms. Invitation favors will appropriately out this theme. NEW SCHOOL RISES Construction of the Geo Miller School is ahead of s ule, Glen H. Dysinger Sr., tralia School District su tendant, reports. CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS how to get ahead a keep your Here's an insured prosperity plan that a California Federal savings account keep your money growing at the nation's largest federal savings CALIFORNIA FEDERAL AND LOAN ASSOCIATION • RESOURCES Funds placed by 10th, earn from 1st • Dividends paid quarterly • Reserves over $38,000,000 • Same, sound management CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS OFFICE IN BROADWAY ORANGE COUNTY CENTER Located two doors east of See's, south of Manning's, north of Broadway Dept. Store. Manning's California Federal See's Candies Broadway Dept. Store Woolworth Store Noted Mental Health Leader Will Address Public Meeting Tuesday “Mental Health Services in California” will be the subject of an address by Dr. Daniel Blain, director of the State Department of Mental Hygiene, before members of the Orange County Association of Mental Health in the County Health Department Building, Santa Ana, next Tuesday evening. It will be the second of four meetings sponsored by the association, a citizens’ group dedicated to fight “the nation’s number one health problem, mental illness.” Dr. B. J. Oliver, chairman of Guantanamo Duty For Local Sailor Patrick Murtaugh, interior communications electrician third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max D. Murtaugh of 1425 Florida Pl., is aboard the destroyer USS Willard Keith on an eight-week refresher training exercise at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The group’s education committee, said Doctor Blain will invite questions and discussion at the meeting is open to the conclusion of the program. public and is conducted as a special service to Orange County residents who desire to become informed on mental health services available here and throughout California. Doctor Blain is a nationally known psychiatrist and administrator in the field of mental health. He was appointed director of the Department of Mental Hygiene in 1959. For 10 years he was medical director of the American Psychiatric Association, leaving that post to become professor of clinical psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania and to serve as director of mental health training and research for the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education. He also serves as a consultant to the Veterans Administration. insured prosperity plan that really works. Try it. Prove it to yourself. First, open ia Federal savings account. By adding 1/10th or more of all your earnings, insured prosperity plan that really works. Try it. Prove it to yourself. First, open California Federal savings account. By adding 1/10th or more of all your earnings, or account to six times your monthly income. Keep this as a fund just for makes or major purchases. Then, keep on saving 1/10th or more as a sound, investment. Your California Federal account is one of the finest investments own. Its 4½% rate is higher than the averages of all other popular types of investments. And it's insured—in fact, a family of two can have up to $30,000 need. So get ahead financially. Stay ahead. You can't fail with a California savings account. Open yours today. ANAHEIM OFFICE: Broadway Orange County Center PR 2-2561 Other Offices in Eagle Rock, Echo Park, Granada Hills, Hollywood, Inglewood, Lakewood, Los Angeles, Miracle Mile, Rancho Park, Reseda.