anaheim-gazette 1962-03-15

Top Bowlers to Open Nation's Top Keglers Highlight Classic Open Opening night bowlers signed to roll in the initial squad March 24 are literally a lineup of the leading bowlers in Southern California and the nation, it was announced by Maxie Kosof, director of the World Open Classic at La Habra "300" Bowl. Among those featured in the opening squad are Dick Weber of St. Louis, national all-star champion; Buzz Fazio of Detroit, former captain of the famous Stroh's team and 1961 all-events champion of the World Open Classic; Marge Merrick, World's Invitational Women's match game champion; Janet Harman, 1961 World Open Classic women's singles champ and holder of the new all-events record for the Los Angeles Women's Bowling Association's city tournament; Wilma Guillory and Merle Matthews, Brunswick Advisory Staff stars. Charles Wilkinson of Soledad, last year's World Open Classic singles champion, will also bowl in the opening squad. Other first-nighters well-known in leading Southern California bowling leagues include: Howard Holmes, Jack Henry, John Krasnick, Bud Hodgson and Morrie Manalli, all of whom have been seen in television matches; Billy Maglione, Barney Pearson, Bob Pearson, Frank Stevens, Mel Buether, Jim Weaver, Butch Reddick, Al Tobes, Norm Belt and Hal Ambler, plus a squad including several winners of recent marathons at Southern California bowling centers. Other leading women bowlers signed to bowl the first night include: Norma Pearson, Shirley Wernecke, Alice Mrak, Doris Rudell, Lorrie Rocka, Jane Randel, Lee Barnowsky, Diana Hayes, Marge Sammis, Stella Vingerelli, and Lorraine Garner, 1961 World Open Classic all-events champion. Kosof said this is the first time in the history of bowling that a 64-bowler squad has been scheduled to bowl 20 consecutive games. In 1955, Kosof scheduled 40 bowlers to bowl 40 games in a row when his classic format was an endurance test. Fazio has twice won Kosof's 40-game title and captured the 40-game all-events two times, giving him four wins in the past seven years. With two sanctioned 300-rounds on the past month, the opening squad may shoot up a stagger but even if scores hold up entire 164-day run, bowlers have plenty of guaranteed money still to be captured. There are 86 awards of each in the men's 20-games. Thirtieth in the men's game scratch event pays while 6th place in the men's handicap wins $1,000. The tournament guarana total of $141,150. The World Classic features the longest down and richest payoff in sport competition. Starting with the Men's opening, squads will be made every day for 164 consecutive through Labor Day, said K. Besides the famous 20 singles, the World Open 4—ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, March 15, 1962 ACCEPTANCE — David Crist, president of the Yorba Linda County Water District, (left) holds end of a sewer pipe as a sign of acceptance of water district sewer lines put in by the Yorba Linda Improvement Association. On Crist's left is Darrell Spence, president of the association and the Brookwood Land Development Corp. On the right is William (Bill) Phillips, chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors. The Improvement Association was formed for the purpose of raising the $205,000 to construct the sewerage lines. (Pol. Adv.) AN INVITATION to Meet and Know JACK C. DUTTON CANDIDATE FOR ANAHEIM CITY COUNCIL Your right to vote is America's greatest freedom—but the uninformed voter is America's greatest hazard. Because Jack C. Dutton believes this to be true he would like the opportunity to meet you personally. If you, or any group, would like to discuss Anaheim City government, candidate Jack C. Dutton will be pleased to meet with you amytime, day or night, in your home, or club room. The Terrace Room of The Palms Restaurant is available any morning for groups from two to two hundred who wish to know candidate Dutton and also give him the privilege of knowing their aims and desires. BE SURE TO VOTE APRIL 10TH BUT BE SURE YOU KNOW YOUR CANDIDATE PHONE PR 2-8711 KE 5-5550 No Open Meet Classic Opening Next Week With two sanctioned 300 games rolled at La Habra "500" Bowl in the past month, the opening night quad may shoot up a storm — but even if scores hold up for the entire 164-day run, bowlers will have plenty of guaranteed prize money still to be captured. There are 86 awards of $1,000 each in the men's 20-game singles. Thirtieth in the men's 20-game scratch event pays $1,000, while 6th place in the men's 20-game handicap wins $1,000. The tournament guarantees a total of $141,150. The World Open Classic features the longest pay-off and richest payoff in any sport competition. Starting with the March 24 opening, squads will be run every day for 164 consecutive days through Labor Day, said Kosof. Besides the famous 20-game singles, the World Open Classic offers an array of cash prizes in other events, such as the five-game warm-up singles, five-game doubles, three-game ragtime doubles, team events, all-events, and mixed doubles. There are special bonus awards for bowlers who roll early in the tournament. YMCA Slates Pre-Easter Luncheon The 37th Annual Men's Pre-Easter Luncheon series begins next Wednesday noon, at the Anaheim YMCA, according to Richard W. Gay, Anaheim YMCA president. Gay extended an invitation to Anaheim and Western communities men to attend. —Who pays for advertising? Nobody. It pays for itself. ANAHEIM BOWL — 1925 W. Lincoln, Anaheim. Phone PR 4-4710. DOWNTOW NBOWL — 213 E. 3rd, Santa Ana. Phone KI 3-9744. FREEWAY BOWL — 10887 Santa Ana Freeway, Anaheim. Phone KI 3-1357. GARDEN SQUARE BOWLING CENTER — 9580 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove. Phone JE 4-4131. HOLIDAY LANES — 2015 W. First, Santa Ana. Phone KI 7-5759. KONA LANES — 20101 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Phone KI 5-1112. LA MIRADA BOWLING LANES — 15001-15011 Adelfa, La Mirada. Phone LA -2010. LINBROO K BOWLING CENTER — 201 S. Brookhurst, Anahiem. Phone PR 4-2253. MAPLE LANES — 10420 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove. Phone JE 7-7250. ORANGE BOWLADRE — 839 W. Chapman, Orange KE 8-4313. SANTA ANA BOWLING TER — 429 W. 5th St., San Phone KI 7-6083. VAN'S BOWLING — perior Ave., Costa Mesa MI 6-3993. WONDERBOWL — 1177 tella, Anaheim. Phone P 800,000th Customer Southern Counties Gas added the 800,000 customers fast-growing system, ing the 10th largest national distributor in the nation ing the American Gasion. A unique steel-framed Power home in Vina has been designated tomer No. 800,000." SANTA ANA announce 4 3/4 HIGHER EARNINGS • Effective April 1st at Santa SAFETY • A to $10,000. HIGHER EARNINGS • Effective April 1st at Santa Ana Savings your savings will earn a current annual rate of 4¾%. That's over 35% more than your savings will earn at other financial institutions paying only 3½%. Some other financial institutions advertise an interest rate of 4% a year-but you have to wait a whole year to collect it. At Santa Ana Savings we will pay 4¼% from the date your funds are received (when held through the end of each quarter). And funds received by the 10th of the month earn interest from the 1st. Interest is paid or added to your account 4 times a year. SAFETY • Ad to $10,000.00 ernment—more protections accounts oldest and Santa Ana S SERVICE • bring or mail your 1st quail transfer you You will then SANTA ANA SAVI 1418 N. MAIN STREET • SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA • KIN 8101 STANTON AVENUE • BUENA PARK, CALIFORNIA • J "Member, Great Western Financial Group—Consolidated Assets Over ING! Phone JE 7-7250. ORANGE BOWLADROME — 839 W. Chapman, Orange. Phone KE 8-4313. SANTA ANA BOWLING CENTER — 429 W. 5th St., Santa Ana. Phone KI 7-6083. VAN'S BOWLING — 1703 Superior Ave., Costa Mesa. Phone MI 6-3993. WONDERBOWL — 1177 W. Katella, Anaheim. Phone PR 4-3223. 800,000th Customer Southern Counties Gas Co. has added the 800,000th customer to its fast-growing system, becoming the 10th largest natural gas distributor in the nation, according to the American Gas Association. A unique steel-framed Balanced Power home in West Covina has been designated "Customer No. 800,000." Stock Car Races Jim Cook of Norwalk and Marvin Heinis of Sylmar head a cast of 50 of the west's top stock car races in this Sunday afternoon's nine event CIA sanctioned program at Garden's Western Speedway, 129th St. at So. Western Ave., starting at 2:30 p.m. MON.-TUES.-WED. SPECIAL PERMANENT WAVE $395 complete All work done by advanced students and out of state operators $50 DISCOUNT On Enrollments with this Adv. CLASSES START EVERY MONDAY. "EARN WHILE YOU LEARN" QUALIFIED SCHOOL FOR VETERANS ANAHEIM BEAUTY COLLEGE One of 5 Wm. Allon Schools. 119 N. Lemon, Anaheim, KE 3-9021 A SAVINGS nces 3/4 PER ANNUUM Effective April 1, 1962 SAFETY • Accounts at Santa Ana Savings are insured to $10,000.00 by an agency of the United States Gov- SAFETY • Accounts at Santa Ana Savings are insured to $10,000.00 by an agency of the United States Government—no other financial institution can offer you greater protection. Since 1923 more than 44,000 savings accounts have been opened at Santa Ana's oldest and largest savings and loan association—Santa Ana Savings and Loan Association. SERVICE • If you are saving anywhere else, just bring or mail us your passbook now. On April 1st (after your 1st quarter earnings have been added) we will transfer your funds to a Santa Ana Savings Account. You will then immediately begin to earn 4%% a year. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Consolidated Assets Over One Billion Dollars"