anaheim-gazette 1963-05-22

PERSONAL SERVICE FREE CITY PARKING THE '400' GOES INTO ACTION — Although young Anaheim society matrons are involved, the 400 cited here is the number of canisters in their May drive for funds. Sparking the distributional program were, from the left, Mdmes. Arthur Osowski, Murdock Payne, Carl THE '400' GOES INTO ACTION — Although young Anaheim society matrons are involved, the 400 cited here is the number of canisters distributed by the local Junior Ebell club for the Orange County Mental Health Association in their May drive for funds. Sparking the distributional program were, from the left, Mdmes. Arthur Osowski, Murdock Payne, Carl Osowski and Jay Harris. Mrs. Payne were co-chairmen for the event. Symphony Group Officers Nineteen new directors were elected to three year terms on the board of the Symphony Association of Orange County at the annual meeting in the Tamasha Town and Country Club in Anaheim last Tuesday evening, Roger Holden of South Laguna, association president has announced Newly elected members of board include: Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Brower, Placentia, Mrs. Joseph Carpentieri, Garden Grove Mrs. C. Stanleye Chapman, Fellerton, Charles Currier, Anaheim Mrs. W. H. Donaldson, Tustin William Drake, Yorba Linda Burl H. Ervin, Fullerton, Alex F. Fishman, Garden Grove Harold A. Gimeno, Orange, Roger C. Hope Fullerton, James Nagamatsu, Peralta Hill Dr. Carl K. Parlman, Santa Ani Mrs. Ralph W. Quackenbusch Dana Point, Mrs. Richard Reed, Fullerton, Dr. and Mr. Frank J. Stashak, Anaheim, Mrs Claud F. Sympson, Anaheim, and William W. Wright Fullerton. CUSTOM DRAPERIES Regular 2.98 Yd. FREE LABOR INCLUDED 199 PER YD. 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Lincoln, Anaheim KE 5-4403 NEW 2 ORGAN Famous Make FREE LESSONS $495.00 Hear Richard Elliott Internationally famous concertist at Anaheim Union High School May 27. Free Tickets available GOULD M 225 W. LINCOLN Downtown Anaheim Anaheim Boy Given Award Edward Hill, Jr., 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hill of 14881 E. Coronado, Anaheim, has been named winner of the outstanding student award at Valencia High School, Placentia, sponsored locally by California Federal Savings and statewide by the Califoria Savings and Loan League. The announcement was made jointly by William Purdy, principal of Valencia High, and Don Fylpaa, manager of the Anaheim office of California Federal Savings. Hill received a cash award of $100 and an engraved medallion at a recognition luncheon for the honored high school seniors in Orange county. Rated among the top members of his graduating class, Hill plans to attend Orange County State College with a major in business administration. Sponsors say the award program offers financial inducements to encourage students to achieve high scholastic standings and participate in extra-curricular activities which help develop leadership. Savanna Student Home EC Winner Miss Linda Bilka of 577 Archer president has announced. newly elected members of the include: Mr. and Mrs. Paul grower, Placentia, Mrs. Jo Carpentieri, Garden Grove, C. Stanleye Chapman, Ful- Charles Currier, Anaheim, W. H. Donaldson, Tustin, m Drake, Yorba Linda, H. Ervin, Fullerton, Mrs. F. Fishman, Garden Grove, A. Gimeno, Orange, Mrs. C. Hope Fullerton, Mrs. Nagamatsu, Peralta Hills,arl K. Parlman, Santa Ana, Ralph W. Quackenbush, Point, Mrs. Richard H. Fullerton, Dr., and Mrs. J. Stashak, Anaheim, Mrs. F. Sympson, Anaheim, and W. Wright Fullerton. L. Coleman, Santa Ana,ive committee member, faced the tentative schedule concerts for the 1963-1844 sea-which include Santa Ana, Oct-12, Anaheim, November 9, Grove, January 25 Ful-March 21, and Orange 23. School concerts are led for Santa Ana, April 4, Grove and Orange, April Fullerton and Anaheim, May SOUTHERN KOREA — Marine Private First Class James V. Biafore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Biafore of 1249 East Willow, Anaheim, participated in cold weather exercise "Dark Moon" with the First Batallion, Third Marines, in Southern Korea. Savanna Student Home EC Winner Miss Linda Bilka of 527 Archer, Anaheim, a member of the class of '63 at Savanna High School, has been named top-ranking home economics student, Mrs. Dorothy Brauner, Department Chairman has disclosed. As the outstanding Home Economics senior, Miss Bilka will receive the Sterling Silver Homemaking Award for 1963. The Award, a 6-piece place setting of sterling flatware, will be presented to Miss Bilka on May 29 by John F. McGrew, Senior Unit administrator, at the Awards Assembly. The pattern of the Award sterling was selected by the Home Economics students as part of a special project in Consumer Education, and the silver has been on display in the Home Economics Department throughout the year. The Award is made available by the Sterling Silversmiths of America in recognition of the fine work being done today in high school Home Economics Education, and to stimulate student interest in the Homemaking Arts. By JEAN MORRIS Exciting, wonderful progress is being made by the Anaheim Graduation Night Party Committee. This group of hard working parents is spending thousands of hours and thousands of dollars (of which every cent comes from the sale of tickets to the seniors) for the sole purpose of putting on a safe and sane, yet glamorous all night graduation party for the seniors from Anaheim's four High Schools. This year Savanna and Magnolia will hold their party on June 12, followed by Anaheim and Western together on June 13. Both parties will be at Western High. Charles Ross, general chairman stressed again at the last meeting,"any effort we make no matter how difficult, is worth it, if we can avoid an accident by saving one senior from driving some place where liquor is permitted or supervision is not complete." This party group, and the idea of an all night party was started some years ago for the purpose of providing right-at-home a wonderful party that would rival anything the young people would find at any night spot anywhere in Southern California; and they have achieved their goal. For all though the party is held in a gym except for the outside of the building, no one would recognize it. This year the theme, voted on by the students, is Roman Holiday and already, chariots, statues, and old Roman ruins are being assembled. 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Downtown Anaheim—KE 3-1858 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL O.M.C.-BOATS GLASPAR JOHNSON MOTORS 16'—40 H.P. JOHNSON GLASPAR WITH TRAILER & ACCES. ANAHEIM BOAT SALES 253 N. LOS ANGELES KE 3-4533 — DOWNTOWN OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9:00 Wednesday, May 23, 1943 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA The Anocheim Gazette—7 OPEN MON. & FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M. Shop Downtown Mall Project Is Only Part Of Revamping The idea rehabilitation of the downtown area might be a project that is represented by any effort to create a "mall" in only a certain square block was heavily criticized this week by chamber of commerce officials. "Actually, the so-called "mall" area," according to George Strachan, chamber manager, "reflects only the culmination of a single part of plans that have been discussed for some years by merchants throughout the downtown area. "The entire effort is broadly one of rehabilitation and redevelopment that will materially upgrade the appearance of the whole section. It is a cooperative effort of all concerned, property owners, business houses and the city government." The city government has been studying plans to contribute to the rehabilitation by the improvement of city parking facilities, alleys and streets. The city has also expressed the need for construction in some spots that will bring structures up to the modern standards required by codes and IND New Rome Built in Day difficult, is worth it, if we avoid an accident by saving minor from driving some where liquor is permitted. Arrival is not complete". Party group, and the idea all night party was started years ago for the purpose ofiding right-at-home a wontarty that would rival anyone young people would find night spot anyplace in California; and they achieved their goal. For all the party is held in a gym, or the outside of the build-one would recognize it. year the theme, voted on students, is Roman Holi already, chariots, staed old Roman ruins are assembled. The entertain-ment, which runs continuously from 10 until 4 (when breakfast is served) includes, Bob Florence and his Orchestra; Marshall Cram's Combo group; Jerry Dexter, Nino Tempo, April Stevens, Glen Campbell; the show from Mon Ami featuring Denny and Vince and Paul Sykes. Mrs. Ruth Chance from Anaheim High, head of the food committee which includes, Mrs. Christenson of Magnolia, Mrs. Jeffers of Savanna and Mrs. Oliphant of Western, announced that Arnolds Farm House of Buena Park will be catering the food for the fifth straight year. Food will be served continuously from 9 to 3 and any ticket holder may eat as much or as often as he wishes. A sampling of the buffet will include cold turkey, ham, roast beef, cheeses, rolls, all kinds of salads, relishes and cake. The decorations committee, under the professional guidance of Mrs. Betty Castricone have made a progress report. Mrs. Dorothy Pinamonti and Mrs. Muriel Altman of the committee told of the need for the community at large to help donate certain materials to be used in the decorations. Any one who can lend the group the following items is urged to contact Mrs. Pinamonti at 828-5397: Anything decorative in the Roman theme, such as shields, javelins; round barbeques for fire pits; movable shrubery such as olive trees or plants; fireproof draperies, flouescent paint; rolls of paper of all kinds; chaise lounges; ivy cuttings; chicken wire, fire wood, Roman urns. All items will be picked up and returned safely to the donors. 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