anaheim-gazette 1961-06-08

Family Film Series Scheduled A Family Film Series for residents of Orange County will be offered by University of California Extension this summer. The series will be offered in two locations: afternoons at the Wilshire Junior High School auditorium in Fullerton and evenings in Anaheim at the John C. Fremont Junior High School auditorium, both to run on the same day. The schedule is as follows: June 29—a program of classic comedies from the silent era will be shown. Mack Sennett, Harold Lloyd, Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton and Laurel and Hardy will be Anaheim Man Denies Find of Lost Gold Bars An Anaheim man, leader of a "sunken treasure" expedition returning from Mexican waters the past weekend, has denied the expedition salvaged $2 million in gold bars. "All we brought back with us were some artifacts and pieces from the wreckage of the ship," said skin diver-photographer Robert Rutherford of Anaheim. shown in comedies featuring their particular brands of humor. June 29—"The Little Fugi-pathos of a small boy's adventive," a vignette of childhood experience, the humor and ture at Coney Island. It was given the Silver Lion Award at the Venice International Film Festival. With it will be shown "The Song of the Prairie." July 13—"The Curious Adventures of Mr. Wonderbird." a feature-length French cartoon, on the surface a clever fantasy. Underneath is woven some subtle and pointed political barbs at dictatorships, police states, slave labor and underground cities. With it will be shown "Night in a Pet Shop." July 20—"Louisiana Story," a 1948 documentary feature directed by Robert Flaherty. A young Cajun boy plays, hunts, fishes, battles a giant alligator and follows the drama of a monster oil-derrick probing for petroleum. With it will be shown "The Shepherd," photographed on the grassy uplands of the British Columbia interior, and "La Merle," a Norman McLaren treatment of the old French-Canadian nonsense song. July 27—"The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T." A highly stylized story of a boy's nightmarish dread of his piano lessons and teacher featuring Hans Connor. "All we brought back with us were some artifacts and pieces from the wreckage of the ship," said skin diver-photographer Robert Rutherford of Anaheim. Previous reports published in one county daily newspaper stated flatly the expedition had come back with $2 million in gold. Rutherford and 15 other divers, each of whom shared expenses, had chartered the 85-foot schooner "Double Eagle" in order to salvage an old sunken peddle-wheel steamer 260 miles south of border on the Pacific side of Lower California. July 27—"The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T." A highly stylized story of a boy's nightmarish dread of his piano lessons and teacher featuring Hans Conreid as the humorous villain. Dr. Terwilliker. With it will be shown "A Chairy Tale," an original kind of ballet between a youth and a kitchen chair which refuses to be sat on. Information concerning the University Extension series and any other Extension activities in Orange County may be obtained from University of California Extension, Buena Park High School, 10th and Magnolia Sts., Buena Park. MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. SAVINGS Mommy says SAVE WHAT WE BANK at the friend Mommy says SAVE WHAT WE BANK at the friend JUST BETWEEN Visit Our Ne ANAHEIM BRA 328 West Center The Friendly UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Full-Service MEMBER F.D.I.C. Other Offices Co Throughout Southern Cal SUMMER SEASON—Disneyland will open its sevsummer season with operation of $3.2 million, brings a 33-character Disneyland show. ards Banquet Held by FBLA Future Business Leaders ceremony was held after the opening speech to install the FBLA officers: Ginny Bird. SUMMER SEASON—Disneyland will open its seventh summer season with operation of $3.2 million, bringing a 33-character Disneyland show. Awards Banquet Held by FBLA Future Business Leaders America at Western High School sponsored the second Business Awards Banquet centrally in the school cafeteria. Bertha Wilson, mistress of sympathy, introduced Paul superintendent of the Union High School, and Chester Shirk, principal of Western, who were special guests. Mrs. Wilson introduced the Business Education teachers and last FBLA officers. Slimming Classes To Begin June 13 If your tape measure is talking too much, and your new bathing suit is a size smaller than last year's—you'll want to join in the fun of the Fullerton Recreation Department's Slim Gym classes. Registration will be held today at 10 a.m. at the National Guard Armory, Brookhurst and Valencia. Class will be held every Tuesday from 10 to 11:30 a.m. and Thursday from 10 to 11 a.m. and will run from June 13 through Aug. 3. Area College Holds Exams Final examinations for the spring semester at Fullerton Junior College begin Friday of this week and end Wednesday, June 14. Regular class and laboratory work ends Thursday. Three examination periods of two hours each are scheduled for each of five days, including Saturday, June 10. The annual baccalaureate has been set for Sunday, June 11, at 4 p.m. in the Fullerton Union High School auditorium; while commencement exercises will get underway at 7:30 p.m., June 10, in the stadium. Service Point Winners Named At the recent Service Point Banquet for students of Western High School, held at Water Wheel restaurant Anaheim, the service point award winners were announced. Recipient of the sophomore award was Melodie McLennan while Tim Ingram and Muzikar took the honors in junior division. Les Dee and Paige Crimmins received awards in the senior division and the All-School Award presented to Stoddard Law. 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