anaheim-gazette 1961-06-01

New Bank Of America Heads Named ARLEY J. BAILES Names of the three men who will head Bank of America's soon-to-open South Anaheim branch were revealed today by Jesse W. Tapp, chairman of the board of directors. C. E. Schueller will serve as branch manager and James E. Hansen as general lending officer. The operations officer will be Arley J. Bailes. Schueller comes to his new post from a year on the Los Angeles headquarters staff. He has been with the bank since 1947 when he started as a teller. He later worked in the inspection department where he received his first officer assignment in 1955. He prepared for his advancements at the American Institute of Banking and served as instructor there. During World War II he was in the South Pacific theater with the Marine Corps. Born and raised in Iowa, Schueller has resided in Anaheim for the past six years. He and his wife, Ronnie, make their home at 2137 Huntington Ave. with their 11-year-old daughter, Pamela. Hansen, the lending officer, has been with the bank for the past year. During this time he has worked in Gardena, Paramount, Bellflower and Whittier as a member of the headquarters' training department. A native of South Dakota, he served in Asia with the Army before attending Long Beach State College. After graduation, he furthered his education at the American Institute of Banking. Hansen and his wife, Margaret, have a month-old son, James. They have recently purchased a home in Anaheim at 233 E. Hampshire. Hansen as general lending officer. The operations officer will be Arley J. Bailes. Schueller comes to his new post from a year on the Los Angeles headquarters staff. He has been with the bank since 1947 when he started as a teller. He later worked in the in-Pacific theater with the Marine Corps. Born and raised in Iowa, Schueller has resided in Anaheim for the past six years. He and his wife, Ronnie, make their home at 2137 Huntington Ave. with their 11-year-old daughter, Pamela. School Summer Program To Open The summer school program for the students of the Anaheim High School District has now been completed. Summer school will begin June 19 and continue through August 4. The schools participating, in this program are senior highs Western and Anaheim and junior highs Dale and Fremont. Classes will begin promptly at 8 and dismiss at 12:15. Various classes will be offered in English, math, science, languages, and social science, and an industrial art class of mechanical drawing. Enrollment begins May 26 in group guidance classes. Students wishing only the second semester of classes for either extra or make-up credit must be enrolled by the first day of summer school. The full year of any available class is offered in the six-week course. Those wishing to take first semester classess will take the first three weeks while the second semester will take the second three weeks. A New York State study showed that injuries and deaths were 60 percent lower in 400 accidents involving people using seat belts than in 400 similar accidents where seat belts were not used. And the U.S. Forest Service says that seat belts have saved at least 100 of its employees from death or serious injury. A native of South Dakota, he served in Asia with the Army before attending Long Beach State College. After graduation, he furthered his education at the American Institute of Banking. Hansen and his wife, Margaret, have a month-old son, James. They have recently purchased a home in Anaheim at 233 E. Hampshire. Bailes, the other officer, has spent his six years of banking at the bank's Norwalk Square branch in Norwalk. He began as a teller there in 1955 and worked his way to assistant operations officer in 1958. Born in West Virginia, he grew up in Ohio where he attended Warren Business College. He also received a certificate from the American Institute of Banking. Bailes is another Marine Corps veteran of World War II. He is also family man with him and his wife, Mary Alice, having two children: Roger, 19, and Faith, 11. The new South Anaheim branch will be the bank's sixth in the city. It will be located at 1126 S. Los Angeles St. SPRINGFIELD ★ DOLLAR SALE THURS., JU FOLGER'S COFFEE 1 lb. Tin SPRINGFIELD PEAS 8 $1 SPRINGFIELD CUT BEANS SPRINGFIELD TOMATOES 8 $1 SPRINGFIELD PEARS 5 $1 SPRINGFIELD SLICED BEETS 8 $1 SWISS MISS—FROZEN DLE S 2 $1 PEAS 8 303 CANS $1 SPRINGFIELD CUT BEANS 7 806 CANS $1 SPRINGFIELD PEARS 5 303 CANS $1 SPRINGFIELD SLICED BEETS 8 303 CANS $1 SWISS MISS—FROZEN PIES 3 8 IN. 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The most recent payment was for the six-month period ending February 28, 1961. Orange County as a whole, including unincorporated areas, received $172,064 for the period. LEGAL NOTICE (Pub., Anaheim Gazette, June J. 8:15, 1961) NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP AND OF DISCONTINUANCE OF USE OF FIRM NAME Pursuant to the provisions of Section 15035.5 of the Corporations Code and of Section 2469.1 of the Civil Code of the State of California, notice is hereby given that the partnership composed of WILL R. CAMPHELL, ANTHONY, BIAGIOTTI and GUY A. BIAGIOTTI, herefore engaged in business under the firm name of PREMIUM BOOKS, at 763 North Lemon, Orange, California, was dissolved as of midnight May 1, 1961; that thereafter said firm discontinued the use of said name; and that after said dissolution no person had authority to incur obligations for said former firm. Dated at Santa Ana, California, this 1st day of May, 1961. Anaheim Landing Some miles of beach smooth untamed, Two buildings of long standing, Whose usefulness long unclaimed Makes the Anaheim Landing. These now shelter from the sun And at night your dreams corral, Here's a place to have clean fun, Exercise your lungs and yell. Once ships exchanged cargo here, Use of buildings this explains But was all long in the rear So shield your mind from all strains. When rakness crowds out daylight, A lantern makes a shadow, Your companion through the night Matters not how far you go. If the tide be high or low, Your walk is unmolested, White caps know how far to go, Their powers have been tested. A pleasant spot for sun bath, Then a plunge into the deep, Sunburn hales the aftermath, Thus a night of restless sleep. But the dawn breaks all unrest, A campfire in the making. Clams and shells here by the score May be gathered on the place. No disturbance anywhere, Seagulls and the daring waves Break the silence in the air, Yet all is calm as each craves. An enemy luring there, When bathing be on your guard. Might bring to you great despair, A sting-ray is a blackguard. Seagulls now around you flop From a distance to be sure, Hopings for some snack you drop, Nothing else would them here lure. Making chaos out of calm, Then in rushed humanity, All turned to hilarity, Fun o'ercame the soothing balm. Now it's just a lovely beach, It joins forces with the others. Auto horns now muff your speech And other racket smothers. —IDA M. RANNOW 1525 S. Euclid Ave. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 15035.5 of the Corporations Code and of Section 2469.1 of the Civil Code of the State of California, notice is hereby given that the partnership composed of WILL R. CAMPBELL, ANTHONY BAYIOTTI and GUY A. BIAGIOTTI heretofore engaged in business under the firm name of PREMIUM BOOKS, at 763 North Lemon, Orange, California, was dissolved as of midnight May 1, 1961; that thereafter said firm discontinued the use of said name; and that for said dissolution no person had authority to incur obligations for said former firm. Dated at Santa Ana, California, this 1st day of May, 1961. PREMIUM BOOKS By GUY BIAGIOTTI who resides at 763 N. Lemon, Orange, Calif. WILL R. CAMPBELL who resides at 766 N. Lemon, Orange, Calif. ANTHONY BIAGIOTTI who resides at 23-A.E. Colorado, Arcadia, Calif. STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE On May 1, 1961, before me, the undersigned a Notary Public in and for said County and State personally appeared GUY A. BIAGIOTTI, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. WITNESS my hand and official seal. ROBERT H. STOPHER, JR. (SEAL) Notary Public in and for said County and State My Commission expires November 2, 1964. ROBERT H. STOPHER, JR. Attorney at Law 433 West 8th Street Santa Ana, California TO GET RESULTS—Use the Classified Ads. PR. 2-1800. THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN. JUNE 1, 2, 3, 4 FOLGER'S COFFEE 69¢ 1 lb. Tin SPRINGFIELD FRUIT COCKTAIL 5 $1 SPRINGFIELD Applesauce COCKTAIL 5 CANS $1 SPRINGFIELD Applesauce 7 CANS $1 IST TUNA PIES 8-oz. 25c DOG FOOD No. 1 can 3 for 31c EN CHARM WAX PAPER each 23c WEET FROZEN PEAS 10-oz. 2 for 39c PINEAPPLE-ORANGE 6-oz. 23c WE HONOR DINEkS and AMERICAN EXPRESS CARDS E. E. SMITH, 621 N. Clementine the Diners' Club RECOMMENDED MEMBER DOWS also in LONG BEACH 5220 Orange 1160 South LIQUOR frozen foods • GROCERIES DELICATESSEN Corner Brookhurst & Lincoln ANAHEIM, CALIF. Phone KE 5-3552 "ANAHEIM SAVIN AWAY...BLUE AND ROCKET B" CENTER AT LEMON STREETS • AN and shells here by the score be gathered on the place. turbance anywhere, bulls and the daring waves the silence in the air, all is calm as each craves. emy luring there, on bathing be on your guard. bring to you great despair, sing-ray is a blackguard. Is now around you flop in a distance to be sure, is for some snack you drop, being else would them where lure. ing chaos out of calm, in rushed humanity, nemed to hilarity, o'ercame the soothing balm. It's just a lovely beach, ins forces with the others. orns now muff your speech other racket smothers. —IDA M. RANNOW 1525 S. Euclid Ave. e Beverage Dispensers of wood have introduced a home, beer-bar which draught beer available CONTRAST—Shadow block and plate glass windows are the design theme of the new Elliott Plaza office building, 1425 E. Lincoln Ave. Lovely Marion Cherms helps display the highlights of the arcade style offices, which are arranged so that portions of each office can be used for display and merchandising. It's air-conditioned, of course, and boasts a 39-stall private parking lot. "GERTRUDE. WHERE IS MY WALLET?" EIM SAVINGS IS GIVING ...BLUE CHIP STAMPS OCKET BANKS IN JUNE!" ACCOUNTS INSURED EIM SAVINGS 4½% AN ASSOCIATION ON STREETS • ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA • PR 2-1532