anaheim-gazette 1961-06-22

Anaheim Youths Invited to Enter AAU Meet Here Registered AAU athletes from Anaheim will compete this year in the third annual Orange Coast College All-Comers' Track Meet Saturday, July 1, at 2 p.m. on the OCC oval. Deadline for entry will be June 27, according to Coach Norm Lumian. Entries may be sent to him in care of Orange Coast College, 2701 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa. "There is no entry fee, and the meet is a training meet designed for competitive benefit," Lumian said. Athletes who wish to compete and are not registered with AAU may register by contacting Fred Dietz, secretary of the SPAAAU, 450 N. Grand Ave., Los Angeles 12. Registration fee is $1. Events will include javelin; discus; 16-pound shot put; broad jump; high jump starting at 5 feet, 6 inches; pole vault starting at 10 feet, 6 inches; hop-step-jump; 12-pound shot put; 6-mile run; 12-yard high hurdle, 42 and 39 inches; 1-mile run; 440-yard dash; 100-yard dash; 880-yard run; 220-yard low hurdles; 220-yard dash, and 3-mile run. There will be both open and high school heats for the 12-pound shot put; 120-yard high hurdle, 42 and 39 inches; 1- There will be both open and high school heats for the 12-pound shot put; 120-yard high hurdle, 42 and 39 inches; 1-mile run; 440-yard dash, lanes; 100-yard dash; 880-yard run; 220-yard low hurdles, and 220-yard dash. CRISES Never in history have so many international axes been on the grindstone at the same time. There are substitutes in some lines, but none for practice. Permit Granted Request has been made for parallel evacuation permit Rio Vista Street in the East Anaheim area. The Board of Supervisors approved the application of the Plumbing Contractors, Inc., and City of Anaheim for parallel excavation permit to install 8" V.C.P. sewer main in connection with tract No. 3390 at the following location: "Along the West side of Rio Vista Street, Anaheim area, between La Palma Avenue and Lincoln Ave." BTK Through nearly a century of service to Orange County families we have proved that IT COSTS NO MORE TO HAVE THE FINEST There is nothing to compare to the loving and lasting memory of a memorial service held in our beautiful chapel, under the sympathetic guidance of dedicated men and women who are residents of your own community. Pat Michaels Is Guest Speaker The John Birch Society was the topic for featured speaker Pat Michael at the annual Pride's Tea of Covenant Chapel. B'nai B'rith held yesterday the new Keystone Savings and Loan building on Euclid Ave. Michael recently took helm at KABC's Candid Session, a spontaneous program probing newsworthy subject. There is nothing to compare to the loving and lasting memory of a memorial service held in our beautiful chapel, under the sympathetic guidance of dedicated men and women who are residents of your own community. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS The Community Funeral Directors Serving Orange County families since 1871 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID, ANAHEIM Prospect 2-1617 Cool Cat tells why Southern California living is more fun in a BUICK SPECIAL "It's the classiest, easiest, low-gassiest wagon of all." Seems like all the really hip ones are makin' the scene in Special wagons. Not hard to figure. They like its looks, its go, and its nickel-squeezing gas economy. You'll like it too when you see it at your Buick dealer's. Read more about the Special on Page 1-B Anaheim Halloween Parade Feature The Halloween Festival at Anaheim with its children's parade and grand parade is featured in a special new calendar of "Events Kids Will Like" to be distributed all over the USA by the All-Year Club. It is an effort to enlist Junior and Sis in the All-Year Club's work of building up the Southland's $715 million a year tourist business. Nearly 70 kids' events in the new publication range from cowboys and Indians to whales and racing camels. Expected to be an influence in persuading vacationing parents to visit Southern California with their children, calendar will be distributed travel sales outlets all over country and at the All-Year Club's Visitor Bureau at W. 6th St. in Los Angeles. The All-Year Club is in 40th year as the community tourist advertising organization for the 11 southern counties of California. TAKE CHANCES Progress always involves risks—you can't steal seed base with one foot on first. Harry Macres, right, director of the Floriculture Fair and designer of this year's lavish tropical state Queen contestant Mary Ann Bregar the fun. The 1961 flower show, which has "Hawaii" as features of the July 11 to 16 fair, open free daily am. Floral Flower Show Planned Coming Orange County Fair Harry Macres, right, director of the Floriculture Fair and designer of this year's lavish tropical Queen contestant Mary Ann Bregar the funeral. The 1961 flower show, which has "Hawaii" as features of the July 11 to 16 fair, open free daily. British Flower Show Planned for Coming Orange County Fair Students Residing in Anaheim Been elected to responsibilities in student organizations during spring elections, been announced by dean Ivan C. Malm. Coen won the presidency 1961-62 Sophomore Class; James, the vice-president of the Associated Student Body; Paul Samson, representative for the related Men Students on the trust governing commission, Libby Bogan, treasurer of associated Women Students Fullerton Junior College. Were recently honored at college-wide assembly. Michaels Is Most Speaker John Birch Society wasopic for featured speaker Michael at the annual Preservation Tea of Covenant Chapter B'rith held yesterday in Keystone Savings and building on Euclid Ave. Michael recently took theat KABC's Candid Session a spontaneous program newsworthy subjects. The most magnificently staged and lavish flower show in Orange County Fair history is taking shape now, according to fair officials. The whole Floral Pavilion for the July 11 to 16 fair is being turned into a tropical paradise by the decorative magic of Harry and Josephine Macres, directors of the Floriculture Department and producers of the show. To elaborate the fair's "Hawaiian Holidays" theme the Macreses are now overseeing the work of building three islands, around which a canal of more than 400 feet will weave its way through banks edged with lacy Hawaiian tree ferns. According to Macres, the first island will literally be covered with orchids shipped from as far as Hilo, Hawaii, and Sidney, Australia. The center island will be banked with every species of roses which can be displayed by local growers and growers from Colorado, San Francisco, Santa Barbara and San Diego. The third island will blaze with the beauty of lush flowering plants such as plumeria, hibiscus, bougainvillea and dieffenbachia. Visitors will enter the flower show through two waterfalls and wind their way, to the sounds of organ music or the strum of a wandering ukulele player, to a gigantic center waterfall in the back of the pavilion setting. These waterfalls of volcanic rock will bloom with tropical plants and flowers such as ginger, Bird of Paradise, hibiscus, anthurium and floral specimens. Kilroy Locates Orange County Office in Anaheim John B. Kilroy Co., industrial realtors, and Co-ordinated Construction, general contractors, announce establishment of new and larger quarters at 1360 S. Los Angeles St. in Anaheim. All Orange County activities of the affiliated companies are now directed from the new offices, centrally located in the recently completed Stiles & Robert Clements-designed office building constructed by Co-ordinated Construction, Inc. According to Kilroy, the expansion move is, in keeping with the increasing tempo of activity in the county and the prospects for even greater growth to come. Parade Featured to visit Southern Califorwith their children, the mandar will be distributed to vel sales outlets all over the entry and at the All-Year o's Visitor Bureau at 628 6th St. in Los Angeles. The All-Year Club is in its year as the community dist advertising organization the 11 southern counties of california. TAKE CHANCES progress always involves you can't steal second with one foot on first. Anaheim, Thursday, June 22, 1961 Anahelm Gazette—B-3 Twins to Attend Las Vegas Confab They'll be seeing double when the B'nai B'rith District 4 convention opens in Las Vegas but it won't be the heat or the hectic schedule planned for the 1,200 delegates. It'll probably be because two delegates are twin sisters and respective presidents of their B'nai B'rith chapters in Anaheim and Downey. They are Mrs. Avery Marks, 2529 Sandalwood, Anaheim, and Mrs. Morton Sweet, 7620 Allengrove, Downey. The young women are proud of their service to B'nai B'rith and its philanthropies and have expressed the hope that their five children will carry on with B'nai B'rith youth programs. The five-day meeting at the Stardust Hotel is expected to attract delegates from eight western states, Hawaii and Canada. Theme of the convention is "Quest for Leadership" with William Randolph Hearst Jr., distinguished editor, as keynote speaker Sunday night. FOR RESULTS use Gazette Classified Ads. PR. 2-1800. NGI NEW BANK AMERICA BRANCH NEAR YOU! convenience will be just around the corner when Bank of America South Anaheim Branch at 1126 South Los Angeles Street. Bank complete banking service (with many exclusive features) will to you at this new location beginning June 30. miss our bankwarming celebration from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. June 29. We’ll have souvenirs and refreshments for everybody, any of rare American coins. You’ll also have a chance to win a count of up to $50 in our Money Missile Contest. Join the fun! BANK OF AMERICA SOUTH ANAHEIM BRANCH 1126 SOUTH LOS ANGELES STREET, ANAHEIM