anaheim-gazette 1961-05-04

Anaheim Plans Hi Neighbor Day Hi Neighbor On Saturday May 20 thousands of Agedelmers will meet in La Palma Park for a fun-packed celebration of the third annual Hi Neighbor Day Festival. Hi Neighbor Day is the Anaheim Lions Club's plan to have neighbors meet each other. More than 8,000 new residents have swelled the city's official population to 112,000 persons, and May 20 is the day new residents and "old timers" can get together as neighbors and friends. The day will be packed with family entertainment. Square dance exhibitions will vie with fashion show, kiddle rides, pop professional entertainment, sports and contests for youngsters and adults, and a rich helping of glamour in a contest to choose the Hi Neighbor Day Queen. Newcomers to Anaheim will see representation of the city's community life and activities in booth displays by more than 50 organizations, churches, schools, service clubs and civic organizations. Hi Neighbor Day chairman for the Lions Club this year is Bob Wetzler. Timing and scheduling for the action-packed day of family fun are being coordinated by Leavitt Ford and Jerry Marks. "The people in most cities," said Wetzler, "are like strangers living among strangers. Newcomers find it hard to make friends." "The purpose of Hi Neighbor Day is to have these folks stop being strangers—to meet each other, have a good time, get acquainted with the many wonderful groups in Anaheim, make friends and become good neighbors." In addition to the full day of family fun and entertainment, some lucky neighbor will win the grand prize, a round-trip for two to Hawaii. "Mark your calendar now," urged Wetzler, "and bring the family out to La Palma Park for Hi Neighbor Day." City Residents Can Enter Rose Event Amateur gardeners in Anaheim were invited to compete for trophies, ribbons and other awards in the second annual Mother's Day Rose Show the weekend of May 13 and 14. Sponsored by the Rio San Gabriel Rose Society and Rose Hills Memorial Park, the show will be held in the Golden Pavilion of the Pageant of Roses Garden, an official American Rose Society display and test garden at Rose Hills 3900 East Anaheim Bank Reports New Promotion John B. Shroyer this week continued his rapid climb up Bank of America's ladder of rank when he was promoted to operations officer at the bank's East Anaheim branch. He replaces Frank Nielsen, who has moved up to training officer at the bank's Los Angeles headquarters. Announcing the promotion was Manager George W. Colean. Shroyer prepared for his ad- Free Inspection For Autos Due Orange County motorists will be offered free car safety inspection at Santa Ana College when the Future Automotive Technicians of America chapter runs a week-long safety lane on the campus in May. In cooperation with the California Highway Patrol and co-sponsored by the campus Circle K Club, the automotive students will run a week-long service from May 21 through 27. Checked as a convenience to motorists will be brakes, lights, windshield wipers, exhaust systems, tires, glass, horns and safety belts. for trophies, ribbons and other awards in the second annual Mother's Day Rose Show the weekend of May 13 and 14. Sponsored by the Rio San Gabriel Rose Society and Rose Hills Memorial Park, the show will be held in the Golden Pavilion of the Pageant of Roses Garden, an official American Rose Society display and test garden at Rose Hills, 3900 Workman Mill Rd., Whittier. The Rose Hills ARS garden, which is now in Spring bloom, contains more than 4,000 rose varieties. John van Barneveld, show manager, announced that enlisted will be received from 7 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, May 11. Show hours will be from noon to 6 p.m. that day and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Mother's Day, Sunday, May 14. There will be no entry or admission charge. Van Barneveld assurance Rose Hills is co-sponsoring the show. Bank of America's ladder of rank when he was promoted to operations officer at the bank's East Anaheim branch. He replaces Frank Nielsen, who has moved up to training officer at the bank's Los Angeles headquarters. Announcing the promotion was Manager George W. Colean. Shroyer prepared for his advancement by serving as assistant operations officer at East Whittier branch. He joined the bank in 1955 as a teller and rose to junior officer rank three years ago. A native Californian, he graduated from Fullerton Junior College and also studied at the American Institute of Banking and UCLA. He served eight years in the Naval Air Reserve, holding third class petty officer rank at the time of his discharge. Shroyer and his wife, Janice, hav a son, Billy, born last Au In cooperation with the California Highway Patrol and co-sponsored by the campus Circle K Club, the automotive students will run a week-long service from May 21 through 27. Checked as a convenience to motorists will be brakes, lights, windshield wipers, exhaust systems, tires, glass, horns and safety belts. The safety inspection will follow the third annual Santa Ana College Car Show to be held May 5-6 on campus. High school students of the area are being invited to enter their cars in competition with college car craftsmen to stimulate interest in automotive engines, body styling and mechanical skills. Antiques, semi-customs, full roadsters and street roadsters will be among the cars displayed. The Model A Ford Club also will show. PICNIC FIXIN THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., MAY 4, 5, 6, 7 BRAPT BLICED CHEESE AMERICAN - PIMENTO OR SWISS 8-OZ. EKG. 35¢ LINDSAY OLIVES MEDIUM PITTED NO. 1 CAN 27¢ CHRIS & PITTS B.B.Q. SAUCE 12-OZ. 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Brown to Address Convention Gov. Edmund G. Brown will be the keynote speaker at the 15th annual state convention of the League of United Latin American Citizens to be held Saturday and Sunday in Ana- Sheriff’s Rodeo Opens June 24 Crashing through a blazing barrier astride three matched palominos, Chief Louis Cabral will be spotlighted in one of the most spectacular feats of the 1961 Sheriff’s Rodeo Saturday night, June 24, in the Los Angeles Coliseum. One of the most thrilling Roman riders of all time, Chief Cabral will race at breakneck speed around the arena, climax- The dangerous jump will be a highlight of an action-crammed agenda presenting some of the greatest performers and toughest cowboys in the rodeo world, producer Montie Morrana points out. From all corners of the United States and from Canada, too, will come 200 or more of the bravest cowpokes on earth for a do-or-die try to lasso prizes and championships. Address Convention Gov. Edmund G. Brown will be the keynote speaker at the 15th annual state convention of the League of United Latin American Citizens to be held Saturday and Sunday in Anaheim, according to convention chairman Bill Rivera of Fullerton. Convention headquarters will be at the Charterhouse in Anaheim. Brown will speak at the dinner-dance on Saturday, May 6. His appearance will mark the first time that a California governor has spoken before the state LULAC organization, said Rivera. The two-day convention will feature speeches and workshop sessions for the 400 to 500 persons who are expected to attend. IXINS MAY 4, 5, 6, 7 35¢ 29¢ 25¢ 25¢ 79¢ Clicquot Club SODAS FULL QUART 2 for 25¢ KRAFT Mayonnaise 24-OZ. JAR 49¢ WELCOI Thank you for your patience! 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Flower St. will continue in operation for claims activities, according to Hanna. The new office will be located in leased quarters as soon as these can be secured. Local Demos To Host Party For Governor More than 1000 Orange County residents are expected to attend a "Meet the Governor Night" dance Saturday at the Retail Clerks' Auditorium, in Buena Park, Doyle C. Leffers, Orange County Democratic Council chairman, announced today. The Anaheim Democratic Club has donated $10 to the affair. The dance will cap a day of countywide activity by Governor Edmund G. Brown. He is expected to visit the Strawberry Festival in Garden Grove and the LULAC state convention banquet in Anaheim before attending the dance. New Course Along with other adult schools throughout the state, Fullerton Evening Junior College is offering a new class titled "Individual and Family Survival." Roger Logan is the instructor for the class which will be held each Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. The governor's appearance and the dance are co-sponsored by the Council of Democratic Clubs and the Orange County Democratic Central Committee. Dress is semi-formal and the public is invited. Tickets may be obtained from any of the 32 Democratic clubs throughout the county, including the local club, or by phoning JA 7-7040. WELCOME! for your patience! After many tedious, uncomfortable months of ugging, painting, plastering and the kind of confusion that construction...Anaheim Savings now proudly welcomes you to what we is one of the most beautiful savings and loan buildings in County. • A special welcome is extended to you, as a good friend of for your loyalty and confidence in us helped to make our vision program necessary and desirable. 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