anaheim-gazette 1962-12-05

Colonists Gain Se City Recreation Launches Basketball League Search Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, now in the primary stages of organizing its 1962-63 out a call for all teams interested in joining the cage league. Dave Sommers, recreation supervisor, announced today that there will be three basic leagues: Open, Industrial and Church. The Open Division will play games on Wednesday and Thursday evening. If the entries are numerous enough, divisions will be made of these leagues. Sommers stated that league play would begin around Jan. 7. Registration fee is $80 for all teams. The fee will include officials, pre-season and post-season tournaments and all league games. There will also be awards for tournament and league play. Sommers stated that gyms will be available for practice in the evenings through Dec. 14 at which time a pre-season tournament will be staged. Those terms interested in using the gyms must have paid at least one-half of their entry fee, or be charged $1.75 per hour for custodial fees, prior to practicing. For further information, call the Anaheim Park and Recreation Office, 776-0110, Ext. 256. Dividend Declared First Western Bank and Trust Company today declared a dividend of 5 cents and an extra dividend of 30 cents per share payable Dec. 21, 1962, to shareholders of record as of Dec. 10, 1962. OSC President For Proposition A sincere "thank you" was sued to Orange Countians supported Proposition 1-A'a nuly 2-1 victory in this area by President William B. Langsdorf ofange State College this week. “This gratifying public support at the polls enables Orange S College to now move forward building the physical facilities house our high quality educational program,” President Langsdorf stated. Echoing the President's sentiments, Executive Dean Stuart McComb revealed that the state and county approval of the b bloodstream of OSC's build program, with five huge projects on tap. First on the list, according to... DOWNTOWN FULLERTON 112 E. Commonwealth LA 5-5544 the WILLIAMS Co. MERRY CHRIST OPTIC HEADQUARTERS 60 Pwr Scope with 37" High Hardwood Tripod — 4 Different Settings from 15 to 60 Power. A Wonderful Gift For The Beginner! 17.95 175 Power Scope • With 2 Eye Lenses • Sunfilter • Diagonal Prish • Scopetiner • Pinon Focusing • Accessory Tray • Big Sturdy Tripod 9 TE $29.55 BINOCULARS Equipped with achromatic lenses giving you top quality at the lowest possible price. Lightweight ideal for hunting, football games or general use. Genuine pisskin carry-line case and leather straps included. 6x30 IF 13.88 7x35 IF 18.88 7x50 IF 22.88 MEN'S WASH 'N WEAR SLACKS Ivys and Continents. 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DAILY 'TIL 9 P.M. — OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL CHRISTMAS PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH DEC. 12TH Your BANKAMERICARD. welcome here Headquarters For LEVIS ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS GOODS WORK CLOTHS LEVIS SC President Thanks Voters For Proposition 1-A Victory McComb, who is in charge of the state college building schedule, will be the Science and Classroom Building equipping, landscaping, and constructing of a 670-car parking lot. Bids on these jobs were taken November 21. Bids on the $4,635,000 Music-Speech-Drama Building will be let in early December, with construction tentatively set for January and completion estimated for February of 1965. Also included are the building's $268,500 site development, $100,000 parking lot, and $50,000 equipment. The Executive Dean also stated that Orange State is working on securing permission from the State Department of Finance to begin working drawings on the $200,000 track and turf area for outdoor physical education. Anaheim High Cagery Set to Defend Title Anaheim High School has lined up with 15 other top cage teams in the Southland waiting for the tip-off in the twenty-first annual Beverly Hills High School Invitationed for December 11 through 15. "Traditionally one of the outstanding tournaments of its kind in Southern California, this year's tourney should prove 'no exception,' declared Walt Puffer, co-host of the event and director of athletics at Beverly Hills. As the 16 squads prepare to clash in Beverly Hills' famed Swim-Gym, experts are touting El Monte and Compton as the teams to beat. Anaheim Defending Champs Defending tourney champs Anaheim posted a 25-2 mark last year, but they will have trouble repeating this record for two consecutive campaigns. Returning is only one letterman, 6' 4" forward Loy Petersen. The Colonists will be handicapped by getting a late start in practice and also will lack height and speed. While Coach Don Liebart's crew may not be quite ready for the tournament. Anaheim Kegg To "Strike Out" Three of Anaheim's top boys establishments have joined 42 other kegling houses in county fight against Muscody Strophy. Heading the alphabetical list Anaheim Bowl, 1925 W. Lil Ave.; Linbrook Bowling Co. 201 So. Brookhurst; and Woody bowl, 1177 W. Katella. Running December 9 through the Annual, State-wide. Lewis "Strike Out Muscular Trophy Tournament" will play at the 45 cooperating houses in Orange, Riverside and Bernardino Counties. The military returns will benefit the Chapter of MDAA in the County where the lanes are located. The event is a handicap all two-thirds of 200 in regular game series play. There will be 50-cent entry fee. Four giant prizes for winners and runners both gals and guys will DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM 130 E. Lincoln Ave. KE 5-5501 RY CHRISTMAS HEADQUARTERS Peice with 37" High Hard 4 Different Settles 60 Power. A Wonderful Beginner! 17.95 OUTDOOR XMAS LIGHTS Each Lamp Burns Independently No Trouble Findings The Burnt Out Lamps. Weather Proof. 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The Colonists will be handicapped by getting a late start in practice and also will lack height and speed. While Coach Don Liebhart's crew may not be quite ready for the tournament competition yet, it is a good bet that when league season begins, the defending Sunset League champs will be a tough team to knock over. Vie For Trophies Other squads vying for one of the trophies given to the five finishers are Bellflower, Culver City, El Segundo, Fillmore, Mira Costa, Montebello, Morningside, North Torrance, Redondo, Santa Monica, Torrance, and Ventura high schools, along with the host Beverly Hills Normans." Outstanding player of the tourney will receive a gold trophy, while individual plaques will go to players named on the first and second All-Tournament teams. Coach of the winning team also will be presented with a desk trophy, Puffer states. Outstanding Event The BHIBT has become one of the outstanding traditional events for the Beverly Hills student body, according to Dr. F. Willard Robinson, principal. "Keen competition, great sportsmanship, and excellent basketball have been characteristic of this tournament." Robinson pointed out. Co-hosting the celebrated tournament with Puffer and now put-in. Everything's Comin' Roses" for the Santa Ana College Marching Band as Bandmaster Elmer Ramsey prepares a cplex program of participation in the Junior Rose Bowl festivities Pasadena on Saturday, Dec. When the Dons were mated with Columbia Basin College Pasco, Wash., for what has come one of the major football bowl games in the nation, Ramsy was faced with the assessment of fielding a precise marching unit. The observance features a parade of 20 junior lege bands for the Junior Rose Bowl parade along Colorado Avenue, starting at 8:45 a.m.; a game massed band exhibition; the Rose Bowl, with Ramsey's host director leading the grease in the Star Spangled Banner; then a halftime show. Ramsey is conducting night rehearsals with a 75-member marching unit, largest field back to represent SAC. An elaborate halftime show has been charted with a variety of music, field manations and colorful maneuvers. Ramsey, with a long background of professional and school music accomplishments, is in third year at Santa Ana College and has greatly expanded his size and versatility of the D-Day Strike Out Muscular Trophy Tournament" will play at the 45 cooperating hockey teams in Orange, Riverside and Bernardino Counties. The military returns will benefit the Chapter of MDAA in the County where the lanes are located. The event is a handicap apportioned two-thirds of 200 in regular game series play. There will be 50-cent entry fee. Four giant prizes for winners and runners-up both gals and guys, will be the goal of bowlers throughout state. Southern California trust Company of Los Angeles has noted these beauties to MDAA this event. In addition to the ones listed for Anaheim, the following buildings establishments in Orange County are also participating in Buena Park Bowl: Cararger NYLON Navy Tanker JACKETS Here it is again! The most popular jacket on the campus, ledal for sport, casual and work wear. Also Boys Sizes — 4 through 14 Regular Length Sizes 36 thru 46 $6.95 AUTHENTIC GI DESIGN JUST LIKE DAD'S! G. I. Junior Army FATIGUES In Boys' Sizes 2 to 10 $5.95 Complete 3-PC. SET Rugged, long yearing, practical — a take-off on the authentic Army Fatigues! Sturdily made and fully cut in 8½ oz. Sanforized Sateen with metal buttons and 2 bellows pockets on jacket and pants. U.S. Army insignia and identification patch over pocket. Olive Green. Set includes pants, jacket and cap. ROGS 'TIL CHRISTMAS DEC. 12TH ARMY-NAVY GURPLUS GOODS CLOTHES • LEVIS • SHOES • HOUSEWARE CLUB Anaheim Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Kent Garner, 1301 Holgate Dr., a girl, Nov. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mulder, 420 N. Vine, a girl, Nov. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Leander, 605 E. Sycamore, a boy, Nov. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hineline, 806 Irving Pl., a boy, Nov. 17. Mr. and Mrs. David Bauer, 425 Magnolia, a boy, Nov. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Dotzler, 1032 Brewster, a boy, Nov. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terry, 2502 E. Romneya Dr., a boy, Nov. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Mount, 929 N. Citron, a girl, Nov. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bayord, 502 E. Vermont, a girl, Nov. 23. Mr. and Mrs. William Warren, 920 Garden St., a girl, Nov. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Marcelino Soto Jr., 719 Bywood, a girl, Nov. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen, 2775 Verde Ave., a girl, Nov. 26. Garden Park General Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Scheidel 2428 Greenacre, a girl, Nov. 15. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Stone, 1821 W. Sallie Lane, a boy, Nov. 16. Mr. and Mrs. Remijio Chavez, 1342 Easy Way, a girl, Nov. 17. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hayes, 1537 Cris Pl., a boy, Nov. 18. Sweden Exhibit Opens Today At Bowers Museum Beginning today, and lasting through Jan. 2, 1963, a special exhibit of "Handcrafts from Sweden" will be held at Bowers Museum in Santa Ana. The exhibit, arranged through the Swedish Trade Commission for the West Coast, will include wood, silver, stainless steel, glass weaving, and costumed figures. Fine arts will be represented by block prints. Many of the pieces shown are direct from the Seattle World's Fair. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.-Anaheim KE $-1167 — KE $-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE $-2868 ANAHEIM F Football Playoff High Cagers and Title Beat El Rancho 14-6; Meet Redlands Friday Led by Ty Salness, Sunset League Player of the Year, Anaheim's amazing Colonists managed to slip by a rugged and determined El Rancho eleven Friday night, 14-6, to gain the semi-finals of the CIF Playoff. Anaheim's first tally came late in the second period as a result of a Don fumble on their own 23 which was recovered by halfback Dennis Branchaud. Hutchinson Scores Five plays and a first down later, halfback Marty Hutchinson plunged over from the one yard line. Lou Torres made the conversion and the Colonists led 7-0. That's the way the first half ended. A completely fired-up El Rancho team returned for the second half and midway in the third quarter the Dons had moved the ball to Anaheim's four yard line. At the start of the fourth quarter, Don quarterback Tom Egan, who played a bang-up offensive game, was thrown for a four yard loss. Salness Intercepts Egan, faced with a third down situation, launched a pass. The alert and speedy Salness gathered in the pigskin on his own two yard line and raced 98 yards down the sideline to paydirt. Lou Torres again converled and with less than 10 minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Colonists led 14-0. Not yet willing to concede, the determined Dons took the kickoff Searching Band Be in Parade Everything's Comin' Up on its games in the nation, Ramsey faced with the assignment of fielding a precision chipping unit. The observance marks a parade of 20 junior columbia Basin College of Co., Wash., for what has been one of the major football games in the nation, Ramsey was faced with the assignment of fielding a precision chipping unit. The observance marks a parade of 20 junior columbia Basin College of Co., Wash., for what has been one of the major football games in the nation, Ramsey was faced with the assignment of fielding a precision chipping unit. The observance marks a parade of 20 junior columbia Basin College of Co., Wash., for what has been one of the major football games in the nation, Ramsey was faced with the assignment of fielding a precision chipping unit. At each of the participating houses local managers will present, at the week's end, house trophies to their top male and female rollers. The traditional "Emdee" statuette, consisting of the Association's insignia of the torch of knowledge and medical caduceus, is prominently featured on the state and house trophies. Further, for the top bowler in each league a distinctive black and silver Jerry Lewis plaque will be awarded. In mixed leagues both the top male and female will rate a plaque. A spokesman for the DAA stated that the three County Chapters appreciate greatly the cooperation and support of the Lane operators and their generous bowlers. The returns will help each local Association provide braces, wheelchairs, lifts, therapies, clinic visits, handicap children's summer camp and recreation for the patients. There is also a vast research program of 100 research teams supported by DAA — all dedicated to find the cause and cure for this fatal muscle-waster disease. Approximately 70 per cent of the victims are children who will never walk again. There are seven such teams currently working at UCLA Medical and Veterans' Administration Centers, under research grants from MDAA. Egan, faced with a third down situation, launched a pass. The alert and speedy Salness gathered in the pigskin on his own two yard line and raced 98 yards down the sideline to paydirt. Lou Torres again converted and with less than 10 minutes left in the fourth quarter, the Colonists led 14-0. Not yet willing to concede, the determined Dons took the kickoff and marched 68 yards in six plays to score. The conversion was missed and Anaheim led 14-6. Time had run out on El Rancho and thats the way the game ended. Face Terriers The Colonists face the mighty Redlands Terriers Friday night at Mt. San Antonio College Stadium. With the kickoff scheduled for 8 p.m., the Colonists will meet their most rugged opposition to date. Coach Frank Serrao's mighty eleven romped freely over Long Beach Poly Tech by the score of 28-6 Friday night. Chips Down The chips are down as the winner of this game will go on to meet the winner of the Glendale-Loyala game for the California Interscholastic Federation "AAAA" title. The "Four-A" title tilt is scheduled for Friday. Dec. 14 at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Looking for ESCROW SERVICE Come to ... Anaheim Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION F.A. KUNGBLUTH, President 2 New Convenient Locations to Serve You MAIN OFFICE 187 West Lincoln Street Anaheim, California • PR-2-1532 HUNTINGTON BEACH OFFICE 411 Main Street • LE 6-6591 Huntington Beach, California OPEN FRIDAYS 10 AM, UNTIL 8 PM, FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE