anaheim-gazette 1963-01-30

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wednesday, January 30, 1988 Anaheim, California Get your budget off to a good start this year — shop during Dollar Days — you'll really save! And, every item is finest quality! MONEY NOW AVAILABLE FOR CONSTRUCTION REFINANCE PURCHASE KE 5-2158 COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS ADJUST LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 W. LINCOLN • ANAHEIM, CALIF. CLASSIFIED ADS WILL BRING QUICK RESULTS! THIS SALE IN EFFECT TO FEBRUARY 16 Galters Store For Men Presents... THIS SALE IN EFFECT TO FEBRUARY 16 GtLers Store For Men Presents... SILVER DOLLAR Bonanza Days SPORT SHIRTS LONG & SHORT SLEEVES • KENNINGTON Values to 16.95 • LANCER • McGREGOR • MANHATTAN Values to 8.95 199 388 SHOES • JARMAN • FREEMAN Values to 12.95 8.88 Values to 15.95 10.88 Values to 19.95 12.88 SPORT COATS Regular to 22.95 now 17.88 Regular to 39.95 now 29.88 Regular to 49.95 now 39.88 Regular to 55.00 now 43.88 SLACKS Regular to 17.95 now 13.88 2 for 27.00 Regular to 19.95 now 15.88 2 for 30.00 SUITS Regular to 49.95 now $29 Regular to 55.00 now $39 Regular to 70.00 now $49 Regular to 79.95 now $59 other SUITS Regular to 100.00 now $79 Regular to 115.00 now $89 All Famous Names... EAGLE PETROCELLI Regular to 49.95 now $29 Regular to 55.00 now $39 Regular to 70.00 now $49 Regular to 79.95 now $59 other SUITS Regular to 100.00 now $79 Regular to 115.00 now $89 All Famous Names . . . EAGLE • PETROCELLI CRICKETEER • H.I.S. SWEATERS • Puritan • Pebble Beach • Brentwood Values to 11.95 7.88 Values to 16.95 10.88 Values to 21.95 14.88 KNIT SHIRTS • PURITAN Values to 12.95 • HARTOG and many others ORLONS KNITS Values to 6.95 JACKETS • MARTIN • McGREGOR Values to 39.95 19.88 Values to 19.95 14.88 Values to 16.95 10.88 WASH PANTS • A-1 Carduroys • H.J.S. Wash Cettons • T.K. Dress Blends Values to 6.98 FREE CLEANING WITH EVERY SUIT Open Mon.- Fri., 9:30 - 9:00 OPEN A CONVENIENT COTLERS CHARGE ACCOUNT "Look Your Best, Be Collar Dressed" 118 W. LINCOLN • DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Plenty of Free Parking KEystone 5-4224 SHOP DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Anaheim High Students Honored Savana High School's top student leaders received statewide and area honors recently. Vince Ricci, last year's student body president and this your leader of District 21 California Association of Student Councils, was selected first alternate from the entire state of California to the delegate to the Senate Youth Program. The conference will be held January 27, 1963, in Washington, D.C. Bill Lange, incumbent student body president at Savanna, recently won the Anaheim Elks Youth Leadership contest. His entry will be forwarded to the district contest. The District Judges judging the District Contest of the Elks National Youth Leadership Contest announced Jan. 22, 1963 that they had selected William Lange of Savanna High in Anaheim and Judith White of Anaheim High in Anaheim as first place winners in the boys and girls categories. Lange is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lange who reside at 2252 Polk St. in Anaheim. Hill, as he is known by his classmates, was Anaheim Lodge No. 1345 Elks local winner. Bill is president of the student body, president of student council as well as a member of varsity swimming. waterpolo and wrestling teams. Judith White is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Keith White, 13951 Country Lane in Orange, Judy, as she is known by her classmates, was also Anaheim Elks Lodge local winner. A member of Anaheim High School Student Cabinet, Judy is also member of the girls' drill team, member of G.A.A. and which is the controlling body for Student Council. Bill and Judy and their parents will be guests of the District Committee at the Anaheim Elks Lodge on Feb. 6 '63 where they will be presented prizes as district winners. The contest is in it's 14th year. In this way, the Elks Lodges Youth Leaders who are 19 years or younger and who by their conduct and manner of living, exemplify initiative, citizenship appre- ACE Lunch Features Ben, Beth Allen Orange County Branch of the Association for Childhood Education will host the Southern Section of California Association for Childhood Education at Disneyland Hotel Gourmet, 1441 South West St., Anaheim, on Saturday, Feb. 2, 1963. Folk Songs of America and Other Countries will be presented by Ben and Beth Allen, well-known artists of Southern California. Benn Allen has his B.M. from the University of Redlands and his M.M. from U.S.C. Beth has her B.M. from U.S.C. They have produced two albums of white spirituals on the Alma Records Label. Last year they recorded 65 songs to go with the new Birchard music text series. The Allen appear often on the Guidepost series for the Los Angeles City Schools. They were first heard on the Emmy Award winning television program, "The Campus Hour." Last year Ben Allen was appointed Director of Music for "The Laymen's Hour" which was broadcast on the Armed Forces Network. At the present he is with the Los Angeles City Schools as Specialist with the Youth Services Section. Reservations for the 12:30 lunch-eon are $3.35. They may be made with Mrs. Carroll Maietta, 1025 South Shawnee Dr., Santa Ana, California, not later than Jan. 29, 1963. BILL LANGE ... Winner Ball Invitations Mailed Today Invitations are in the mail today for Damas de Caridad's second annual benefit, "Bal Masque Internationale" Feb. 22 at the Disneyland Hotel Embassy Room. The black tie dinner-dance will again feature a pageant of 12 mannequins, all members of the "Ladies of Charity," who will model for a masques designed by members of the Orange County Florists Association. Preparations for the ball have accelerated rapidly this week for committee members alike. Mannequins took a short break in their schedule of rehearsal and choreography classes directed by Mrs. Phil Renick of Yorba Linda to travel to the flower market in Los Angeles for a preview of the types of fresh flowers which will go into the design of their masques. Florist Association president Robert Schroeder of Newport Beach and Wayne Andrade of Anaheim acted as guides for the early morning trip. 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 pointed Director of Music for "The Laymen's Hour" which was broadcast on the Armed Forces Network. At the present he is with the Los Angeles City Schools as Specialist with the Youth Services Section. Reservations for the 12:30 lunch-eon are $3.35. They may be made with Mrs. Carroll Maietta, 1025 South Shawnee Dr., Santa Ana, California, not later than Jan. 29, 1963. VALUABLE COUPON DOLLAR DAY YARDAGE SPECIAL 36" PIN WALE CORDUROY 2 Yds. CLIP AND BRING THIS COUPON 36" Nylon Lace 3 for For 72" Nylon Net 4 yds. For 39" Chiffon Velvet 1 yd. For 36" Printed Flannel 3 yds. For Nylon Lace Edging 3c yd. Plaid Woolens 1.50 yd. ANAHEIM'S LEADING YARDS 108—112 East DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM — OPEN MON. AND FRI. PRospect BIG DOLLAR DAYS FRI. & SAT.–FEB. 1 & 2 Girls Plan Weekend Camp Trip Remont Jr. Tri Hi eighth and th grade Y Clubs will be off to mountains for winter camp on week-end of Feb. 2 and 3. Sycore eighth and ninth Y - Clubs have their winter camp on 9 and 10th. There will be a limit of fifty s in each camp period. All s attending must be a member of a Y Club," stated Mrs. Orlo Fast, director for these events. Camp Ta Ta Pochen will be the place used for these camps and the girls will leave by chartered bus on Sat. at 7:00 a.m. and return on Sunday at 5:00 p.m. A sack lunch, warm clothes and a sleeping bag are required. Fun in the outdoors, campfire, singing and a worship service are on the agenda during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Long will again be in charge of food. Out door activities will be taken care of by the following advisors: Laura Legg; Mary Larson; Pat Parsons; Nancy Cummins; Kathy Hartsell; Sheri Earp; and Nancy Magill. ...only at Cahail the tailor (specials good 'til 'Ground Hog's Day') FEB. 2, 1963 CAHAIL THE TAILOR • DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM SPORT One Lot Values to $2 ...only at Cahail the tailor (specials good 'til 'Ground Hog's Day') FEB. 2, 1963 CAHAIL THE TAILOR • DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM SPORT SHIRTS One Lot Values to $7.95 Now $3 One Lot Values to $7.95 Now $388 Reg. $15.95 Orlon & Wool Ivy Model Plain Front SLACKS SPECIAL $1188 SUIT SPECIAL Fine all-wool and mohair ready-made suits. Tailor fitted to insure you the best possible suit at these special prices. $4488 • $5888 • $6888 Casual Reg. $22.50 Stripe JACKETS $1888 Regular $19.95 • Bulky Knits, Alpacas, All Wool SWEATERS $1288 Use Your Credit BANKAMERICARD Nat'l Credit Card WE HONOR ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS CUSTOM TAILORED SUITS. Tailored to your individual measurements. Over 1500 fine imported fabrics for your selection. CAHAIL the TAILOR 108 W. Lincoln • Downtown Anaheim • KE 3-3285 ERT ALTERATIONS • FINE TAILORING • CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES CUSTOM TAILORED SUITS. Tailored to your individual measurements. Over 1500 fine imported fabrics for your selection. CAHAIL the TAILOR 108 W. Lincoln • Downtown Anaheim • KE 3-3285 ERT ALTERATIONS • FINE TAILORING • CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES $ DAY SALE TRAVERSE RODS ANY SIZE!! To Fit Your Custom Order on Dollar Days Only Minimum Length 54" $1 each CUSTOM DRAPERIES 20,000 YARDS OF BEAUTIFUL REGULARLY 2.98 PER YARD Minimum Length 84" $199 Yd. "Free Labor" Included FREE ESTIMATES ANAHEIM'S LEADING YARDAGE & DRAPERY STORE" 108—112 East Lincoln Ave. NWTOWN ANAHEIM — NEAR BANK OF AMERICA PEN MON. AND FRI. 'TIL 9 — DAILY 'TIL 5:30 PROspect 2-9570