anaheim-gazette 1961-05-25

AND STILL CHAMPIONS—Two first-place ribbons were taken by Carol Mauser in the Southern California Junior College Women's Swim Meet as Orange Coast College successfully defended its championship title for the third successive year. Miss Mauser, on the starting block, gets ready for a race, as Miss Shirley Brooke, OCC swimming instructor, behind her checks over her schedule for the meet. From left, first row, Lana Miki, Huntington Beach; Peg Murphy, Los Alamitos; Carol Willoughby, Costa Mesa; Janice Ryan, Garden Grove. Second row, Jeri Warren, Newport Beach; Barb Larson, Huntington Beach; Chris Carr, Costa Mesa; Bettejean Guenther, Newport Beach; Loretta Fox, Newport Beach. Third row, Honey Tae, Seal Beach; Sherrill Jackson, Anaheim; Joan Reed, Newport Beach, and Clara Viola, Midway City. Honor Banquet Held at SAC Agency Moves Into County Miss Mauser, on the starting block, gets ready for a race, as Miss Shirley Brooke, OCC swimming instructor, behind her checks over her schedule for the meet. From left, first row, Lana Miki, Huntington Beach; Peg Murphy, Los Alamitos; Carol Willoughby, Costa Mesa; Janice Ryan, Garden Grove. Second row, Jeri Warren, Newport Beach; Barb Larson, Huntington Beach; Chris Carr, Costa Mesa; Bettejean Guenther, Newport Beach; Loretta Fox, Newport Beach. Third row, Honey Tae, Seal Beach; Sherill Jackson, Anaheim; Joan Reed, Newport Beach, and Clara Viola, Midway City. Honor Banquet Held at SAC Santa Ana College members of Phi Theta Kappa national junior college honor society, and Alpha Gamma Sigma California honor society, were recognized at the honors banquet at Santa Ana College. Among the honor students who became permanent members of Alpha Gamma Sigma after election for three semesters were Stephen Habener and Hershel Welton of Anaheim. Agency Moves Into County The tremendous growth of Orange County has created a great demand for additional Swenson Gets Post S. Harold Swenson has been named to the Fullerton Planning Commission, replacing Tom Howe who is leaving the community. Swenson is manager of facilities and services at Hughes Aircraft Company. He is married and lives in Fullerton with his wife and son. A married daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Rice, lives in Anaheim. Edward J. Mooney, supervisor for this new branch, has been working in all phases of adoption for Holy Family, in both the Los Angeles and Long Beach offices, for three years. He holds a Master's degree in Social Work from Boston College and a B.A. from Providence College in Rhode Island. Formerly he was with the Department of Public Welfare Rhode Island, and Veterans Administration, Brooklyn Mass. ? ? DISCOUNTS ? ? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA Houre: Mon., Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 6 Sun. 1 to 6 (OUT-OF-STATE CREDIT WELCOME) MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. OBITUARIES MORA, Juan Armillo, of 721 N. Harbor, Santa Ana, died May 8 Services were held at Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home and at St. Columbian's Catholic Church in Garden Grove with interment in Holy Sonneher Cemetery. He was a native of Albuquerque, N.M. and had lived here 15 years. He leaves his wife, Floria, daughter Viernaria; a son, Jonas; four brothers, Luciano, Rodolfo, Fred and Filomeno; two sisters, Emilia and Tulez. LEASON, George Frederick, of 731 French St., Santa Ana, died May 5 in Orange Services were held in the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home with interment in Harbor Rest. He was a native of Massachusetts and had lived here five years. He leaves a daughter Jacqueline, of Hudson, Colo. BRYAN, Judy Marie, 30, of 721 Plaza, Apr. 2 Westminster, died May 12 at home. Services were held at the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home with interment in Resolawn Gardens of Memory. She was a native of Arkansas and had lived here one year. She leaves husband William; daughters Tina, Sue, Sitia and Barbara; son Hoger and her parents Mr. and Mrs. Malone Nunneloe of Oklahoma. BTK YOUR WISHES COME FIRST For nearly a century Backs, Troutman, Kaulbars policy has been to provide a memorial tribute that is in keeping with each family's wishes and within its means. Those who have turned to us at time of sorrow have found that it costs no more to have the finest. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS The Community Funeral Directors Serving Orange County families since 1871 1647 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID, ANAHEIM Pilospect 2-1617 Local Soroptimists Host Council Meet Officers and members of Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties met at Charter House Saturday as guests of the Anaheim club. Co-hosting with Anaheim were the Santa Ana, Fullerton and Orange clubs. Attending the Counril area meeting were Edna Wirt Woods, governor of the Pacific region; Marilyn Hefsteeter of Whittier, secretary of the Pacific region; Irma Wible of San Diego, treasurer of Pacific region; Helen Thomas Bennett of Yuma, Ariz., parliamentarian of Pacific region; Clata Bowen of Midland, Calif., board member of Pacific region; Emily Zeigler, San Diego past president; and Saley Daniels of Indio, finance chairman of Pacific region. The meeting began with a breakfast at poolside and workshops were held through the morning. A luncheon in the ballroom was highlighted by music by Mrs. Jackie Cruz, Anaheim Soroptimist. The afternoon was devoted to discussion of new structure for the Federation. Mrs. Jerry Bennet is president of the Anaheim group. College Offers Summer Courses The business administration and economics division of Orange County State College, Fullerton, is offering four summer school courses of special interest to regular college students, high school teachers of economics and business, and to persons in industry. The courses are in the management field: industrial organization and management, and personnel management and human relations. The instructor will be Frank Rizzardi, associate professor of business management. Rizzardi taught at General Motor Institute and had wide business experience before coming to OCSC. Summer Playhouse Annuces Plays The curtain will go up June 27 on a star-studded "straw hat" theatrical season of ten Broadway hit plays at the Luna Beach Summer Playhouse. It was announced by producers Cheryl Maxwell and Gil Roberts. The opening feature popular stage and actress Betty Yeakel in the comedy "The Pleasure of Company." The all-professional company with visiting stars will spike a gay season with sparkling elegance fare. Such luminaries include Lynn Bari, Marlo Thompson, Heather Angel, Brian Keith Jeremy Slate and others who "trod the boards" in Laguna this summer. Plays already planned are "The Girls in 50 Gigi" "The Dark At The Tent Of The Stairs," and "Once More With Feeling", with five other to be announced shortly. Box office hours from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily will start June 19, and season subscriptions are tickets may be ordered now writing Cheryl Maxwell, Laguna Beach Summer Playhouse, 34 Ocean Ave., or by phoning HYA-4-8061. grow prosperous/sta have 1% Sonny's bedtime story tonight is grow prosperous/star have a 4½% insured. savings account at the nation's largest federal savings 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. 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