anaheim-gazette 1961-05-18

SCOUT-O-RAMA TICKET SALESMEN—Scouts and Cubs from the Northern Orange County Council of Boy Scouts are busy selling tickets to their second annual Scout-O-Rama to be held June 2 and 3 in Anaheim's La Palma Stadium. Shown here selling tickets to Anaheim Postmaster Marshall N. McFie are cubs from Anaheim Pack No. 25: Steven Anglin, left, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Anglin, 1241 Banyan Ave., and Phil Hibbard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hibbard, 1122 Boden Dr., both of Anaheim. Hemet High School Food for the picnic will be prepared by the committee in charge, at a cost of $1.50 per SCOUT-O-RAMA TICKET SALESMEN—Scouts and Cubs from the Northern Orange County Council of Boy Scouts are busy selling tickets to their second annual Scout-O-Rama to be held June 2 and 3 in Anaheim’s La Palma Stadium. Shows here selling tickets to Anaheim Postmaster Marshall N. McFie are cubs from Anaheim Pack No. 25: Steven Anglin, left, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Anglin, 1241 Banyan Ave., and Phil Hibbard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hibbard, 1122 Boden Dr., both of Anaheim. Hemet High School Schedules Reunion Food, fun, and fond recollections will be shared by members of the Hemet Union High School classes of 1930, 1931, and 1932, as they gather June 24 and 25. Class members of three years’ standing, as well as graduates of these three classes, are cordially invited to attend the weekend of festivities, which will include a dinner-dance for husbands and wives, on Saturday evening, and a picnic for families on Sunday afternoon. The Saturday evening dinner-dance, $3.50 per person, will be held at the Elks Club Hall from 7-12 p.m. The picnic on Sunday will be held at Weston Park, beginning at 1 p.m. Registration for the reunion will be at Hemet High School Saturday afternoon, between the hours of 1 and 2 p.m. Reservations, including money, must be mailed by June 1 to Mrs. Mary Virginia Thompson, 1484 East Campus Way, Hemet, California. THIS AD COURTESY DALY & BARTEL MORTUARY 2425 W. LINCOLN TAylor 8-6440 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ST. ANTHONY CLARET BUILDING FUND FIESTA BUTTONWOOD and E. LA PALMA — ANAHEIM FRIDAY MAY 19 5 TO 10 P.M. SATURDAY MAY 20 12 TO 10 P.M. SUNDAY MAY 21 12 TO 10 P.M. FREE ENTERTAINMENT EVERY DAY RIDES ... GAMES ... PONIES ... PRIZES FISH FRY -- FRIDAY NIGHT -- FISH FRY SPANISH FOOD ★ REFRESHMENTS ★ FOOD GALORE FREE ENTERTAINMENT EVERY DAY RIDES .. GAMES .. PONIES .. PRIZES FISH FRY -- FRIDAY NIGHT -- FISH FRY SPANISH FOOD ★ REFRESHMENTS ★ FOOD GALORE GRAND PRIZES.. GIVEN AWAY SUNDAY, MAY 21 PICK UP TRUCK WITH TRAVEL QUEEN CAMPER NEW 1961 PONTIAC TEMPEST SENSATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT ... INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN FRIDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 P.M. LANCERS APPEARING COURTESY OF ANAHEIM BOWL DELICIOUS SUNDAY HAM DINNER CHILDREN . . 50c ADULTS . . $1.50 PREPARED BY ONE OF ANAHEIM'S LEADING CHEFS Admission Free ★ Bring the Family ★ Lots of Parking THIS AD COURTESY DALY & BARTEL MORTUARY 2425 W. LINCOLN TAylor 8-6440 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Sherriff’s Department Gives Prevention Tips "The protection of property is one of the basic responsibilities of law enforcement," stated Sheriff James A. Musick, Sheriff of Orange County. With this thought in mind, a positive program of burglary prevention has been instituted by the Sheriff’s Department. Such a program depends largely upon the active interest and participation of every citizen. Knowing that no one wants his home to be entered by an "uninvited guest", the Sheriff’s Department has prepared several pamphlets to aid the citizens of Orange County to help prevent burglaries, or in the event one does occur, to facilitate the solving of the crime and the return of the property. One pamphlet includes a "Tally List" so that the homeowner may list all valuable and identifiable items in the various parts of the residence. The list provides space to list information on location of article in the residence, type of article, make and description and serial number. In the event of an entry and theft of any of the articles, the homeowner can readily furnish the Sheriff’s Department or local Police Department with this valuable information which will greatly enhance the chance for a successful investigation of the crime and the return of the property. IF A BURGLARY DOES OCCUR . . . 1. Call the Sheriff’s Department or Police Department as soon as the burglary is discovered. College Sets New Courses Twenty-six education psychology courses are ruled for the Orange College, Fullerton, mer session which opens 19. Among the offerings are dio-visual education, psychological foundations of education and exceptional children. Details on all summer session courses and workshop available from the office of missions, TR 1-3300. Signs of Spring Break BANQUET MEAT PIES 6 For $1 STAR KIST. CHUNK SPRINGFIELD from the Northern to their second anLa Palma Stadium. N. McFie are cubs and Mrs. Al Anglin, k Hibbard, 1122 Bofor the picnic will be by the committee in at a cost of $1.50 per free for children under Swimming will be in the afternoon's activitration for the reunion at Hemet High School, y afternoon, between the 1 and 2 p.m. Reservacluding money, must be by June 1 to Mrs. Mary Thompson, 1484 East Way, Hemet, California. furnish the Sheriff's Department or local Police Department with this valuable information which will greatly enhance the chance for a successful investigation of the crime and the return of the property. IF A BURGLARY DOES OCCUR ... 1. Call the Sheriff's Department or Police Department as soon as the burglary is discovered. 2. Disburb nothing. 3. Give the investigating officer all the requested information, and any additional information such as description of any suspicious persons or cars seen in the area either before or after the burglary. 4. Even though you are not aware of any burglary, be alert to any suspicious persons or cars in your neighborhood. Attempt to obtain a complete description of persons and autos. License numbers taken on a hunch may prove to be a valuable lead. In addition, the Sheriff's Department has instituted a "vacation check" where a citizen of the unincorporated area of Orange County who is going on vacation may call the Sheriff's Department and request their residence be checked by a patrol car. BEFORE VACATION ... 1. Notify the Sheriff's Department or local Police Department "The free enterprise system, upon which the economic foundation of this country was built, has provided the American people with the highest standard of living ever known to any society and continued functioning of this system is dependent upon active participation by the citizens throughout the land." (Sheldon, Iowa, Mall) Want wheels? Get Timepla Want wheels? 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The purpose of these elimination tournaments was to determine the eligible teams and plays, practice for the teams, and the proper placement of teams in leagues for the season. Rating as the favorites from the Industrial AA League were: Beckman, Disneyland, Nortronics, and Dixiecup. Bill Bergen of Nortronics, pitched a no-hitter to start the tournament off. It was followed by an upset by the Disneyland team over the pre-season favorite, Beckman, 5-4. In the Church AA League, Silverado and St. Boniface are rated favorites. Bob's Placentia, the Hangout, and the Doll Hut are league favorites for the City League. It was a toss-up in the Service League between the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, Fullerton Fire Department, and the Anaheim Police Department, with the Recreation Department coming in as a dark horse. THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN. MAY 18, 19, 20, 21 C and H CANE Sugar 29¢ 5-LB. SACK WITH $5 PURCHASE SMART AND FINAL INSTANT COFFEE 6-OZ. 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