anaheim-gazette 1963-01-09

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wednesday January 8, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Magnolia High Sends Mary McGinnis To Anaheim "Junior Miss" Pageant Senior Mary McGinnis will represent Magnolia High School in the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce "Junior Miss" Pageant, slated for January 12th at 7:30 p.m. in Anaheim High's auditorium. The purpose of the pageant will be to honor the ideal high school senior girl and, through scholarships, to promote the educational goals of the winners on state and national levels. Each "Junior Miss" contestant must comply with five rules. She must be no less than 16 and no more than 19 by March 16, 1963. She must be single and cannot graduate before May 1, 1963. She must have good character and scholastic standing. She must be attractive, poised, and have charm and intelligence. She must have talent and present a three minute display of her talent. YLI Bridge Winners Named Young Ladies Institute held its first Open Pairs Championship at the Moose Lodge in Anaheim recently. Seventy-six persons participated in this event which was played in two sections. Overall winners were Mrs. Lenore Cheeseman and Mrs. Pat Napoli, first; Mrs. A. C. Fiedler and Robert Lusk, second; Jack Graham and Dr. Wm. McCall, third. Section A North-South winners were Robert Lusk and Mrs. A. C. Fiedler, first; Gordon Shepard and Morgan Kilgore, second; Mrs. Frank Remley and Mrs. Harry Carpenter, third. East-West winners were Mrs. Lenore Cheeseman and Mrs. Pat Napoli, first; Jack Graham and Dr. Wm. McCall, second; Arnold Gasser and Alex Mamont, third. First Baptist Church of Anaheim 701 W. Broadway Worship Services 8:45 & 11 A.M. Evening Services 7 P.M. PR 4-444 It is the part of the wise man to resist pleasures, but of a foolish one to be a slave to them. — Epictetus You earn more at Anakeim NOW Anakeim AND LOAN YOU EARN MORE AT ANAHEIM SAVINGS! You receive the high current annual rate at 4.8% paid quarterly, funds received by the 10th of January, earn from the 1st of January, up to 21 extra days of interest. Not only a new high rate... but Daily Earnings, tool You earn from the day your funds are received (even after the 10th) when held to the end of the quarter. SAVE WITH COMPLETE SAFETY! All funds placed with Anakeim Savings are issued by no YOU EARN MORE AT ANAHEIM SAVINGS! You receive the high current annual rate at 4.8% paid quarterly, funds received by the 10th of January, earn from the 1st of January, up to 21 extra days of interest. Not only a new high rate... but Daily Earnings, tool you earn from the day your funds are received (even after the 10th) when held to the end of the quarter. SAVE WITH COMPLETE SAFETY! All funds placed with Anaheim Savings are insured, by an instrumentality of the FEDERAL Government, to $10,000. USE OUR HANDY SAVE BY MAIL PLAN! As a special convenience, you can open an account, add on to your savings, or make withdrawals, all by mail... we pay the postage both ways of course! CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! Anaheim Savings now has two new locations to serve you, our main office in the heart of Anaheim and our new branch office in Huntington Beach, come in and visit today, you'll love the friendly atmosphere! Anaheim AND LOAN A F. A. YUNGBLU MAIN OFFICE: 187 West Lincoln Street Anaheim, California • PR 2-1532 Current Total Assets OPEN FRIDAYS 10 A.M. UNTIL 6 P.M. Bridge ers Named Ladies Institute held its Pairs Championship at Lodge in Anaheim reseverent-six persons parin this event which was two sections. Winners were Mrs. Leseman and Mrs. Pat Namrs. A. C. Fiedler and usk, second; Jack GraDr. Wm. McCall, third. A North-South winners bert Lusk and Mrs. A. C. first; Gordon Shepard organ Kilgore, second; Kim Remley and Mrs. Harnier, third; East-West were Mrs. Lenore and Mrs. Pat Napoli, k Graham and Dr. Wm. second; Arnold Gasser Mamont, third. Part of the wise man to measures, but of a foolish slave to them. — Epictetus Junior Ebells Slate Beauty, Fashion Talk The Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim will meet Jan. 8 af 7:45 p.m., in the Ebell clubhouse when the program for the evening will be, "A Lovier You", by Miss Cook from Bullocks. She will show the latest in cosmetics, wigs and fashion. As a Junior-Senior co-operation project this month, Mrs. W. H. Currier, Senior Ebell, and Mrs. Robert Chapman, Junior Ebell, along with Mrs. Wilton Abplanalp, American Field Service representative, escorted the Anaheim foreign exchange students to Joplin Boys Ranch, near San Diego. The students spent the day at the ranch, had lunch and then returned around 3:30 p.m. The students attending were: Sayuri Ishimaru, Dobe, Japan, attending Anaheim High School; Hauw (Kitty) Bingkhouw, Indonesia, attending Magnolia High School; Fugan Kender, Istanbul, Turkey, attending Savanna High School; and Krishnasa Bandu Walvekar, Maharashtra, India, attending Western High School. The tea committee chairman for the January meeting, will be Mrs. Tom Key and her committee will include Mmes. Richard Husman, James Imig, Richard Jackson, Richard Jewell, James Kacker, Karl Kasky, Robert Kelly, Louis Kidd and James Knowles, Jr. We have nothing to fear when Love is at the helm of thought, but everything to enjoy on earth and in heaven. — Mary Baker Eddy Four Anaheim thespians will take part in "My Three Angels," Fullerton Footlighters' next production slated for Jan 16 through 19 at the Fullerton Recreational Building. The local actors are Ben and Ruth Smithton, Martin Brandt and Sandra Robinson. The delightful family comedy will also feature Floyd Bolt, Sid Ellison and Ann Studer of Fullerton; Bill Sims of Corona and Keith Lang of Brea. Walt Assenheimer of Brea will direct. The enthusiastic response of local area residents to the recently completed beginner's workshop course has prompted the Footlighters to conduct an advanced workshop course. These workshops offer interested persons an introduction to acting, staging and theater appreciation. The advanced workshop will be conducted Jan. 23 through March 14 at the Fullerton YMCA, 2000 Youth Way. at Anaheim Savings... 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The dolls, bearing remarkable resemblance to the people they represent, are part of an educational program called "Dolls for Democracy," sponsored by Covenant Chapter B'nai B'rith Women 1015 acting in conjunction with the Anti-Defamation League. Designed by artists who have captured every detail of face and costume, the portrait dolls (there are 40 in the entire collection) represent famous persons of different faiths and races who, through love of mankind, have strengthened the ties of understanding and cooperation among peoples everywhere. The dolls travel with "doll ladies" who introduce the dolls to the children and tell the life story of each doll in interesting language geared to the children's age level. A question and answer period follows the talks and the children are allowed to examine the dolls at close range. The unique program was presented for the Anaheim Girl Scout Council recently and at present B'nai B'rith is negotiating to present the dolls to all schools through closed circuit television. Besides their current "Dolls for Democracy" program, Covenant Chapter is active in other community projects, among them being the citizenship project at Fairview Hospital where members make bi-monthly visits with toys and clothes and gifts at Christmastime. The members also visit the Long Beach Veterans Hospital four times a year and are now in the process of "adopting" a ward of servicemen for special attention. The Arthritis and Rheumatic Foundation comes in for a large share of the ladies' time and effort, and once a year members work at the rabies clinic at Pearson Park helping to distribute shots and licenses to the local dogs. In addition to these and the various Jewish philanthropic projects the chapter also finds time for fun. "Showtime U.S.A.," a fast-moving musical with a glittering cast of professionals, semi-professionals and members, is presented annually. This year the show will be presented Feb. 9 at the Women's Club in Garden Grove and Feb. 12 at the Veterans Hospital. According to Mrs. Jay Wise, who is assisting with the "Dolls for Democracy" project, all groups are welcome to see the doll program. For further information call Mrs. Wise, PR 2-9876, or Mrs. John R. Morgan, chairwoman, PR 2-9876. Soroptimist International For the accession SOROPTIMIST offer no FOUNTAIN AWARD. Merit of $2500 with the graduating year 1930, submitting essay on "My Citizen — in my Community and this award has to encourage you the highest concern and more effective home, communal international affairs." The essays will call and regional South and Central decisions wi The dolls travel with "doll ladies" who introduce the dolls to the children and tell the life story of each doll in interesting language geared to the children's age level. A question and answer period follows the talks and the children are allowed to examine the dolls at close range. The unique program was presented for the Anaheim Girl Scout Council recently and at present B'nai B'rith is negotiating to present the dolls to all schools Kids Present 'Seven At a Blow' The Children's Theater series changes its mood this Saturday, Jan. 12, when the Center Playhouse of the Westside Jewish Community Center presents, "Seven At A Blow", a musical-comedy adventure based loosely on a tale by the Brothers Grimm. The program, second in the series, is sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department and will be presented at the Anaheim High School Auditorium. Curtain time is set for 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Marjorie Matsushita, Supervisor for Special Events said, "This delightful hour-and-one-half show would be enjoyed by both young and old." "Seven At A Blow", is a story about two maiden queens, Eulaia and Ohlalia, who take to their smelling salts everytime they learn that the giant, who constantly terrorizes their little kingdom, once again is coming to exact some tax or bounty. Fortunately, for all, an itinerant little tailor appears on the scene and by using his wits, undertakes to save the kingdom. His clever use of subterfuge in his first encounter with the giant makes him the winner. Jr. Ebells To Bake Cookies for Vets A cookie bake Jan. 15 is one of the main events scheduled by the Junior Ebell Club for this month. Cookies will be baked at the clubhouse beginning at 7:45 p.m. Mrs. Ray Cross is chairman. Mrs. R. J. Hart will be hostess assisted by the Mmies. Richard Daily, Robert Paulson, Walter Nicholls, Carl Montera, Charles Marrs and John McGrew. Veterans Hospital will benefit from the proceeds. Contract bridge will be played Jan. 22 at the clubhouse at 7:45 p.m., and Couples bridge Jan. 25. The drama section will meet Jan. 30 at the home of Mrs. Gaylord Brown, 502 Janss Way, at 7:45 p.m. The Aid-To-Mexico project is coming up in February and members are collecting articles, especially children's clothing and household goods. St. Jude Ends Fifth Year The year 1962 marked the completion of 5 years of service by St. Jude Hospital to the residents of North Orange County. Joining were 68 employees who have been with the hospital since that first year. Sister Jane Frances, hospital administrator expressed her gratification in the fact that approximately 25 per cent of the original staff of employees are still on the job. Service pins were awarded at a dinner given to all employees. In addition to the five year pins for service to St. Jude, two 10 year pins, three 15 year and two 20 year pins were awarded. These were given to employees who, in addition to their service at St. Jude have worked with the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange in other hospitals. St. Jude recently dedicated a new wing that doubled its capacity, making it at this time standing music in County. The presenter behalf of the Fund by Dr. research directs nutronic Division Beach. Dr. Smith the Philharmonic In making Dr. Smith said tor Company P to help support efforts to bring music programs to town. The check w/ Clifford Hakes, Philharmonic Society LEGAL NOTICE OF THE NO. On January 11:00 o'clock Front Entrance Court house, South California, The INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION der deed of the BERT HARRIS March 8, 1962 No.A 41729 in Office Red County Clerk censure an indictment Dee Martin, a owned and held Andersen, by lawward counsel sued thereby was recorded As Document No. Page 1419 INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION le auction to the for cash, payable of the United States without title or possessing brances, the int and now held by said deed of the following dept to wit. Let #88 of Trace of Anaheim, as per Map 59 pages 454 cellaneous Ma for the purpose of obtaining fees, charge the Trustee, adviser der the terms of paid principal of key debt on from September in said note and Datenl November INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION Publish: The A December 26, 1962. LEGAL CERTIFICATE FICTIVE The undergather is conductin; a Ball Rd. Anaheim der the litigation CAMEO and that said of the following names(s) in full residence for WILLIAM'S PR 712 So Roa Anaheim. Date 17/27/62 WUMA POLSTON State of Californi Contract bridge will be played Jan. 22 at the clubhouse at 7:45 p.m., and Couples bridge Jan. 25. The drama section will meet Jan. 30 at the home of Mrs. Gaylord Brown, 502 Janss Way, at 7:45 p.m. The Aid-To-Mexico project is coming up in February and members are collecting articles, especially children's clothing and household goods. Members will tour Fairview Hospital Jan. 12 at 1 p.m. Sorority Group Hears Program Members of Xi Eta Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Nap Valentine, 1943 Harriet Lane, for a program entitled "We Exchange Time for Experience" presented by Mrs. Valentine. Attending were the Mmes, Paul Calvet, Richard Davis, Don Henry, Elmer Karp, John Pauzon, Robert Lowe, Don Nelson, Jack Rea, Robert Smith, James Ames, Ed Roberts and Eileen LoBrun. The first meeting of the month was held at the home of Mrs. Lowe with a program entitled "How To Be A Real Person" given by Mrs. Roberts. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 GOODYEAR TIRES We Give S&H Green Stamps Izaak Waltons Schedule Dinner A Ladies Night dinner will be held at the regular meeting of the Izaak Walton League of America, Inc., Saturday, Jan. 12, when a venison steak dinner will be served by Ed Wingett. Don Pannier will show movies of past Ike events. At 8 o'clock the same evening the State Division Board will meet in the clubhouse in Fullerton. 8TK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1637 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 LEGAL CERTIFICATE PICTURE The underdog is conducting a Ball Rd. Anghel der the fictitious CAMEO and that said I know him to call residence as a WILMA FR. 712 So Roa Anaheim, CA Dared Vt. 7/82 WILMA POLSTON State of California On Dec. 4, 1982 Notary Public State personalizes Placeide Polto be the person subscribed to it ment and accrued the same (SEAT). Jules Camb My Commissio June 15, 1982 Publsh: The Dec 19, 26, 1982 LEGAL CERTIFICATE PICTURE THE UNDERdog is conducting a Ball Rd. Anghel der the fictitious CAMEO and that said I know him to call residence as a WILMA FR. 712 So Roa Anaheim, CA Dared Vt. 7/82 WILMA POLSTON State of California On Dec. 4, 1982 Notary Public State personalizes Placeide Polto be the person subscribed to it ment and accrued the same (SEAT). Jules Camb My Commissio June 15, 1982 Publsh: The Dec 19, 26, 1982