anaheim-gazette 1962-01-25

Local Girl Scout Council, under the leadership of Mrs. Oscar Schults, president, is currently planning varied projects and activities for the troop and camp program for the birthday year. First event of great importance to all adult Girl Scouts and friends of Scouts in the community, will be the Annual Council meeting. It will be held on Tuesday evening, Jan. 30. The Ebell Club, located at 26 North Helena in Anaheim, is the location. "Honor The Past—Service The Future", is the inspired theme adopted by the Girl Scout councils throughout the country to commemorate the significant fifty years of girls scouting in the United States of America. Mrs. Georgiana Hardy, past vice president of the National Council of Girl Scouts of United States of America, who inspired some 1200 adult scout leaders at a recent conference of Region XII, at the Statler Hotel in Los Angeles, will be the distinguished speaker for the evening. She is known to many who weekly view "Cavalcade of Books", KOOP Channel 18, Sundays at 8 p.m. As a book reviewer Mrs. Hardy reads five to six books each week. She currently serves as member of the Los Angeles City Board of Education, a position she has held since May, 1955. Other additional services rendered to her community include membership and active participation in Los Angeles Welfare Planning Council, Los Angeles Heart Association. TIME-SAVING DEVICE — Frank Stucky, Pacific Telephone division plant manager, shows scale model of new fabricated manhole vault. The vault pictured is actually eight feet high and seven feet long, and is used in connection with the vast underground cable network serving Orange County telephone users. The quick-setting manholes are completely installed in a day, saving up to several days construction time ever former methods. New Arrivals McGOWAN, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 3411 W. Orange, a girl, Dec. 21. JONES, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, 8001 Tina Way, a boy, Dec. 21. KAPLANEK, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 1815 Crestwood Lane, a boy, Dec. 21. McQUINN, Mr. and Mrs. Earl, 2118 Crestwood Lane, a girl, Dec. 22. PENNINGTON, Mr. and Mrs. Alan, 2017 W. June Pl., a boy, Dec. 24. DIERSING, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 0668 Mystic Lane, a girl, Dec. 25. TOURNEY, Mr. and Mrs. William, 961 Avocado St., a boy, Dec. 26. BARKENHAGEN, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 10021 Perdido St., a boy, Dec. 26. GROSZ, Mr. and Mrs. William, 1100 W. Broadway, a girl, Dec. 26. BARNES, Mr. and Mrs. James, 3123 W. Coolidge, a girl, Dec. 27. LAMBERT, Mr. and Mrs. Rockne, 10411 Hedlund Dr., a boy, Dec. 28. ROBB, Mr. and Mrs. Marion, 1905 W. Random, a girl, Dec. 30. ANAHEIM MEMORIAL MINNICK, Mr. and Mrs. David, 1524 W. Juno, a girl, Dec. 14. ISBELL, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, 514½ E. South, a boy, Dec. 14. SCHIEBECK, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos, 2528 Avondale, a boy, Dec. 16. TAKAI, Mr. and Mrs. Don, 3174 Rome St., a girl, Dec. 18. DEVRIES, Mr. and Mrs. Gerben, 1311 Jonia Pl., a boy. CLAMP, Mr. and Mrs. Elma, 700 Poplar Pl., a boy, Dec. 23. DIMUCCIO, Mr. and Mrs. Francesco, 1288 Rivera, a boy, Dec. 28. FREEMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Ray, 2122 W. Willow, a boy, Dec. 24. GARCIA, Mr. and Mrs. Raul, 708 Juliana, a girl, Dec. 24. ORTIZ, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 407 S. Bush St., a boy, Dec. 25. SANTIBANEZ, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 1413 Cortney, a boy, Dec. 25. PANEK, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 1807 W. Ball Rd., a girl, Dec. 26. HINTON, Mr. and Mrs. Gary, 431 Mariposa Pl., a boy, Dec. 29. WHITING, Mr. and Mrs. Paul, 2911 Academy, a boy, Dec. 29. BUCK, Mr. and Mrs. John, 2190 W. Falmouth, a boy, Dec. 30. ROGERS, Mr. and Mrs. John, 9651 Harlee, a boy, Dec. 30. OCHOA, Mr. and Mrs.Charles, 718 S.Bruce,a girl,Dec .31. Martin Luther Hospital FOLK,Mr.Mrs.Billy ,315 N.CarolDr.,a girl Jan .10. BOLEJACK,Mr.AndMrs.Luin ,128 S.EastSt.,a girlJan .7. RICHARDSON,Mr.Mrs.Roy ,3113 W.Rome,a girl Jan .12. OCSC BUILDING HEAD IN STATE-WIDE STUDY Milton C.Blanchard building coordinator for Orange County State College will join with other college officials in a state-wide study of the nuclear war. She currently serves as member of the Los Angeles City Board of Education; a position she has held since May，1955。其他 additional services rendered to her community include membership and active participation in Los Angeles Welfare Planning Council，Los Angeles Heart Association，California Association for Health and Welfare，Los Angeles United Nations Association，和 the Women's Division of Welfare Federation of Los Angeles. Another highlight of the evening will be the honoring of past commissioners and leaders who have devoted their time，efforts and talents in moulding a program of scouting for girls seven through 17， during the past years in Anaheim. Fete Set at Knott's Farm Flags will wave，guns will shoot and the calliope willoot this Saturday at Knott's Berry Farm when they put on an old fashioned celebration of the discovery of gold way back on Jan．24，1848，at Coloma，Calif. This big one day event is called Prospector's Day and will be filled with fun，frolic and some foolin'. During the day throughout the grounds will be various activities on an unscheduled basis，like the robbing of the sluice box，a trial at Judge Roy Bean's，and several holdups of the train in Calico Square，plus many other unusual happenings. Highlight of the day long event will be the parade at 1:00 p.m.通过 Ghost Town。Featured in the parade will be the mounted Ghost Patrol Color Guard，Indians，dancing girls，prospectors，fancy ladies and their escorts，a covered wagon with descendants of pioneers who came to California in a wagon，an old time brass band and a replica of the world's largest nugget. A special program will be held in the Wagon Camp at 2:00 p.m.Eventtainment by the Wagon ANAHEIM MEMORIAL MINNICK, Mr. and Mrs. David, 1524 W. Juno, a girl, Dec. 14. ISBELL, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard, 514½ E. South, a boy, Dec. 14. SCHIEBECK, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos, 2528 Avondale, a boy, Dec. 16. TAKAI, Mr. and Mrs. Don, 3174 Rome St., a girl, Dec. 18. DEVRIES, Mr. and Mrs. Gerben, 1311 Ionia Pl., a boy, Dec. 19. KING, Mr. and Mrs. Willie, 1251 Condor St., a girl, Dec. 20. GIFFORD, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, 1228 E. Chestnut, a boy, Dec. 21. OCSC BUILDING HEAD IN STATE-WIDE STUDY Milton C. Blanchard, building coordinator for Orange County State College, will join with other college officials in a state-wide study of the nuclear warfare shelter potential of campus structures both existing and under construction. Blanchard was appointed as OCSC's representative by President William B. Langsdorf of the college. FREEDOM OF CHOICE With the benefit of experienced, friendly counsel, at Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars you have complete freedom of choice in determining the cost of funeral arrangements. Regardless of price, every family receives the fullest possible measure of service — the dedicated service of men and women who are part of this community. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS The Community Funeral Directors Serving Orange County families since 1871 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID, ANAHEIM Prospect 2-1617 U. of C. Slates Manager Lecture University of California Extension's popular "executive Profile" lectures for managers began yesterday at the John C. Fremont Junior High School in Anaheim. Entitled "Management as a System of Power", the series will be given in four lectures. George Odiorne, Director of the Bureau of Industrial Relations at the University of Michigan was the first lecturer, speaking on "How Managers Make Things Happen". Following him will be Rensis Likert Director of the Institute of Social Research at the University of Michigan on February 14, speaking on "Management by Motivation". '62 Ag Program... Farmers who are interested in establishing soil and water conservation practices on their farms under the 1963 Agricultural Conservation Program should file their requests as soon as possible, suggests R. Ceoll Farmsworth chairman, Orange County ASC Committee. Local Girl Scouts Hold Yearly Meet Anaheim Girl Scout Council under the leadership of Mrs. Schults, president, is cur-planning varied projects activities for the troop and program for the birthday event of great importance adult Girl Scouts and friends in the community, will Annual Council meeting be held on Tuesday evenn. 30. Ebell Club, located at 244 Helena in Anaheim, is the "Honor The Past—Serve Nature", is the inspired adopted by the Girl Scout throughout the country, memorate the significant years of girls scouting in the States of America. Georgiana Hardy, past president of the National Girl Scouts of United States, who inspired 800 adult scout leaders at conference of Region the Statler Hotel in Los Angeles, will be the distinguished for the evening. known to many who view "Cavalcade of KOOP Channel 15, Sun. p.m. As a book reviewer, hardy reads five to six books each. currently serves as meme Los Angeles City Board organization, a position she has since May, 1955. Other addi-services rendered to her utility include membershipive participation in Los Welfare Planning Coun- Angeles Heart Associa- Girl scouts, leaders, members and guests attending the 1962 Anaheim Council Annual meeting on Jan. 30, 7:30 p.m., at the Ebell clubhouse, will see the dramatic interpretation of the official Trefoil. The trefoil is the symbol used by the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., its broad parts representing the three parts of the Girl Scout promise. Within the trefoil are the initials "G. S.", standing for Girl Scouts, and the American eagle and shield which are parts of the Great Seal of the United States of America. Keynote speaker for this first event planned in observance of the birthday years, is Mrs. Georgia Hardy, a past vice president of the National Girl Scout Council. Herself a past leader of a large troop of girls, Mrs. Hardy can enthusiastically inspire in leaders the deep-rooted belief of the Girl Scout program. Founders and past presidents of the Anaheim Council will be introduced and honored for the widely different talents, services and activities through which the Girl Scout Program has gained in strength and purpose. Open readings for "Arsenic And Old Lace", written by Joseph Kesselring, are being held at the Orange Theater, 172 North Glassell, Orange, Sat. and Sunday Jan. 27 and 28, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Arch Sullard, director with the Orange Theatre Guild for production needs a cast of women and 11 men. Positions open for people interested in construction, wardrobe, light fixtures etc. WILSON'S FULLY COOKED HAM MILD CHEDDAR LONGHORN CHEESE 49¢ lb WILSON'S FULLY COOKED HAM Full Shank Half 49¢ lb. MILD CHEDDAR LONGHORN CHEESE 49¢ lb. LA CHIQUITA CORN TORTILLAS 2 dos. 29¢ FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEP 3 lbs. $1.00 BORDEN'S CANNED MILK 2 Tall Cans 23¢ BETTY CROCKER BISQUICK Giant Package 39¢ BONUS ORANGE STAMPS $5.00 Worth of Orange With Purehaz TWO POUND PACKAGE LONG GRAIN RICE All for Only 3 BONUS ORANGE STAMPS GOLD COIN — POUND PKG. OLEO A REAL BUY Zee—80-count Pkg. PAPER NAPKINS NABISCO — POUND PKG. HONEY Graham Crackers Underwood — 2¼ oz. Can DEVILED HAM Regular Size ZEE TOWELS 2 rolls Economy Size Pkg. Libby — 303 Can GOLDEN BANTAM CORN 21¢ Ohirardelli — Lb. Can 59¢ GROUND COCOA 57¢ Cary — 8 oz. Bottle 57¢ PURE MAPLE SYRUP 27£ Brick Oven — 19 oz. Can B & M BAKED BEANS 29£ No. 2½ Can 29£ HUNT'S PEACHES 29£ Calgon — Pound Package 35£ WATER CONDITIONER 35£ Swift's Premium — 12 oz. Can 51£ LUNCHEON MEAT 51£ Snows — Minced — 7½ oz. Can 33£ CLAMS 33£ 25 Sterro 35£ BOUILLON CUBES 35£ NABISCO — POUND PKG. HONEY Graham Crackers Underwood — 2¼ oz. Can DEVILED HAM Regular Size 2 rolls ZEE TOWELS Economy Size Pkg. RAIN DROPS Tall Cans HUNT'S POTATOES 2 ton Bondware — 10 Count — 9 Inch PAPER PLATES 303 Can GREEN GIANT PEAS Resarita — No. 2 Can REFRIED BEANS Gerber JR. BABY FOOD 3 ton FRESH PRODUCE CELLO PACKAGE CARROTS ... 2 pkgs. 15¢ RUSSETS—CELLO BAG POTATOES ... 10 Lbs. 35¢ EXTRA FANCY PEARS ... 2 Lbs. 25¢ ALLISON 555 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Prices Effective THURSDAY thru SUNDAY WE GIVE OR ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, January 25, 1962 New Medical Aid Draws Applicants Nearly 12,000 persons have applied for benefits under California's new medical aid for the aged program which started Jan. 1. J. M. Wedemeyer, state director of Social Welfare said a spot check of county welfare departments showed applications have been received from 11,786 persons in the first two weeks of the program operation. Counties are processing the applications to determine eligibility. The new program provides medical care to persons over 65 whose income is not sufficient to meet their medical needs, and who have been confined in a hospital or nursing home for at least 30 days. Half of the applicants are in the Southern California area, with Los Angeles County receiving the largest number — 3,584, Orange County had 307. Cost of the program is estimated to run $30 million for the first six months of 1962. It is financed 50 percent federal, 25 percent state, and 25 percent county. It is California's implementation of the federal Kerr-Mills bill passed in 1960 by Congress. MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE KE 5-2158 COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS 387 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. CENTER GUT ROUND STEAK MILD CHEDDAR LONGHORN CHEESE 49¢ lb. LA CHIQUITA CORN TORTILLAS 2 doz. 29¢ FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. $100 CENTER CUT ROUND STEAK 79¢ lb. NUS ORANGE STAMPS Worth of Orange Stamps With Purchase of POUND PACKAGE GRAIN RICE Only 31¢ NUS ORANGE STAMPS POUND PKG. A REAL BUY 15¢ Mount Pkg. MAPKINS 10¢ UND PKG. Graham Crackers 33¢ 2½ oz. Can HAM 23¢ ELS 2 rolls 41¢ kg. 57¢ BULK PINTO BEANS 3 Pounds For 25¢ HILLS BROS. COFFEE All Grinds—Pound 55¢ Tall Cans PARD DOG FOOD 2 for 35¢ B. T. Babblitt — Giant Cans 2 for 49¢ BABO GLEANSER 45£ MODESS — 12 Reg. Scott 2 rolls 27£ UND PKG. Y Graham Crackers 33¢ 1¼ oz. Can 23¢ HAM 23¢ ELS 2 rolls 41¢ KG. 57£ OPS 57£ OTATOES 2 for 21¢ Count — 9 Inch 17¢ ATES 17¢ ANT PEAS 24¢ 2 Can 19£ EANS 19£ FOOD 3 for 33¢ Tall Cans PARD DOG FOOD 2 for 35¢ B. T. 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