anaheim-gazette 1963-05-29

STARLETS FOR CHARITY — Members of the Anaheim branch of the International Sorority, Sigma Phi Gamma, headed by their president Mrs. Murdock Payne, volunteered for extra parts when M-G-M filmed scenes in Santa Ana this past week for their "Twilight of Honor" film starring Richard Chamberlain. The sorority sisters were working to earn funds for charity activities of their group. Hiring for the was handled at the Santa Ana State Employer Office under the direction of Mrs. Genevieve Bates, acting office manager, and Mrs. Glenn Atkisson. Amid the "starlets" working for city, Mrs. Payne is at the left, center row. Push Camp Area For Boy Scouts Push Camp Area For Boy Scouts More than 150 official representatives and assistants from the Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America are busily preparing Camp Ahwahnee, located in the San Bernardino mountains for the surge of Boy Scouts who will spend vacation periods on the Scout reservation. Huge reserves or food, camping equipment, more than six new water lines are being installed for the development of camping areas, trails clearance camp locations set are only one-tion of the myraid of activity set by NOCC staff member. WE'RE OPEN... East Anaheim CAR WASH CAR WASH 99¢ $1.25 SAT. & SUN. No Purchase Necessary State College (Placentia) & Lincoln Ave. If You Bring This Ad... We'll Wash Your Car FREE! Still No Purchase Necessary Not Good Saturday & Sunday Ken Huish, camp director, seeking more than 1,500 to participate in the 1963 camp program at Camp Ahwahnee, old Van Pattern of Placentia be program director. Every effort to provide Scouts and Explorers attentive camp a healthy, happy and constructive vacation period has taken according to Camping mitee Advisor By Franklin Walt Reisterer, camping man. Summer camping periods from June 30 to Aug. 24. There are only two camping locations left for troops or The two locations and dates available are Apache (July and Mohawk) (July 28-Aug. The six-day, six-night camp session charge for each Scout $25 which includes camping gram (camp equipment, lodging and special insurance). Parents are asked to check payments to Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America. Address of headquarters are 1006 West Palma, Anaheim, PR. 4-37133 servations for Scouts must made through troop or posters. ONE OF ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING BUILDERS "First Federal of service to our friendly, accom and long-las get excellent co John B. Clark GAINSBOROUGH V FIRST FEDERAL AND LEADER TEAMED FOR PROGRESS IN Since 1948, more than 4,600 representing an investment of $600 constructed by Orange County bu vided by First Federal Savings of First Federal one of the leading funds in the County. Growing O tinue to look to First Federal and homes of quality in the quantity About John B. Clark... John B. Clark, builder of luxury homes ranging in price from $40,000 to $175,000 in coastal areas and North Tustin, re cently completed Gainsborough North valued at over $3,500,000. Gainsborough Villa Park is a distinctive example of this builder's insistence on the unusual in luxury. "Little Happy Book" FIRST FEDERA and Loan Association ESTABLISHED 1925 • ASSET A LEADER IN HOME LOANS For home loan information A. G. KRUSE, P ALHAMBRA HEAD Garfield & Bay State Streets (Opposite OTHER OFFICES: ANAHEIM • COS Colonists Slated for Kiwi Posts The installation of new officers will feature the June 8 meeting of the Orange County chapter of the Kiwi Club. A number of the new officers are Anaheim residents. Mrs. R. D. Allen will be installed as president and serving on the board will be Mmes. A. J. Boedigheimer, Anaheim, vice president; T. M. Scehultz, Anaheim, recording secretary; J. L. Austin, Anaheim, corresponding secretary; T. L. Graves, Orange, treasurer; W. C. Fisher, Santa Anah, historian, parliamentarian. Committee chairmen are Mrs. J. C. Taylor, ways and means and Mrs. D. W. Olson, Garden Grove, membership. The meeting is planned as a luncheon in the Fountain Room at the Newporter Inn. Coeffails will be served at noon and the luncheon is set for 1 p.m. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. Allen at PR 2-1556. The Kiwi Club is active in charitable, community and social projects. The local ladies enjoy as its major philanthropic effort, support of the Albert Sitton Home in Anaheim. They have also "adopted" an 11-year-old Viet Namese youth for assistance. PTA Installs 1963 Leaders The May meeting of Horace PTA Installs 1963 Leaders The May meeting of Horace Mann's Parent Teachers Association, presided over by Mrs. Rodney Parsons, was featured by the installation of next year's officers. The PTA, compared with a "well-cultivated and growing garden by Mrs. Oliver O'Brien, installing officer," will have as its new leaders: President, Mrs. Allan Wiser; First Vice-President, Mrs. William Phillips; Second Vice-President, Mrs. Wilbur Wheaton; Recording Secretary, Mrs. E. K. Boydstun; Treasurer, Mrs. Celio Capelli; Auditor, Mrs. Mason Henry; Historian, Mrs. Robert Shanks; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Howard F. Olsen. Mrs. Iva Porter, retiring kindergarten teacher, was honored with a token of appreciation for her 30 years at Horace Mann. Regional Women's Club to Meet Here Region VIII of the Desk and Derrick Club, an association of women employed in the petroleum and allied industries, will hold its three-day convention at Disneyland Hotel Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 31-June 2. Mrs. Dorcas Tanner of the Orange County Club is general arrangements chairman and Mrs. Irene Hart, Orange County club president, will preside at a luncheon meeting. Region VIII of the club comprises California, Oregon, Washington, Vancouver, B.C., and Hawaii. 80 Years Ago This Week, 1883 A real estate sale of considerable importance was consummated during the week. The 20 acre tract of land lying southeast of town, owned by John Hanna for a number of years has been sold by him to Messrs. Thomas Bennet and L. A. Kelley of San Francisco and J. E. McCreery of Philadelphia, the first two named taking six-elevenths of the tract and the latter five-elevenths. The price paid was $18,700. We understand that is the intention of the purchasers to set out the entire tract in vines, apricots, pears and prunes and have the place managed by a superintendent for the first year or two, after which a number of families will settle down upon the tract. The scheme is entirely practicable, and with judicious management it can hardly fail of success. The soil is excellent, naturally moist, and requires winter irrigation only. It is convenient to town and when the vines shall blossom and the trees yield fruit there will be few places in the state more attractive. There are other tracts in this vicinity which could be worked upon the same plan and we hope this initiative move will be the means of stimulating others to go and do likewise. To C. W. Moores, school census marshal of Anaheim school district we are indebted for the following extracts from his reports: Number of boys between 5 and 17, 169; number of girls, same ages, 144; Total 313. Total under 17, 119. Number attending public school, 229. Eight have attended private school and 76 have not attended school. There were 14 boys born during the year and 16 girls. Articles of incorporation of the New River Ditch company, to operate in the New River district in this county have been filed with the county clerk. The company claims 800 miners' inches of water, and the directors are J. E. Strong, T. D. Sackett, T. S. Damson, Jos. T. Elliott and E. W. Dulloff nor sense in sending any from home to purchase art or raiment. 55 Years ago This Week, 1982 Decoration day was observed time-honored custom at the eatery. The day was a legal day and many of the busiest places in town were closed during the day. A large crowd of people assembled at the center early and awaiting the coming veterans and ladies of W.R.C.At 9:45 the assessee call was sounded, and Rev.W. White delivered the invocation School children fell in line carrying a bouquet and followed the veterans, placed flowers at the graves of departed Company E acted as escort the old soldiers and the city borough leader of W.Crowther discoursed martial science Prof. Brunton principal of Fullerton high school read colin's Gettysbent address Bailey of the Fullerton Christian church delivered the address. Miss E. Kate Rae, secretary of the board of city library trust has an advertisement in this which will be found to be of interest to contractors and builders The library board requests bids for the new $10,000 Carnegie library Bids will be received up to o'clock the evening of June 2 Local contractors and builders are invited to look at the advertisedment up and govern themselves accordingly. The senior class of Anaheim high is actively rehearsing a two-act comedy, "Powder Patches" which will be presented at the opera-house the evening June 10th. The senior class braces Helene Knuhle, Grimshaw, Helen Richard Edith Wallop, Agnes Christen Alma Yoern, Ruth Dutton, J.Bell Wells, Milbird Wray, Oscar Inging and George Hagar. A class of boys and girls will confirmed Sunday at the Gerald leadership for the Auxilia Doras of the Anaheim Assistance League entered on their new duties this week. Pictured at their La Palma profit nor sense in sending a copy from home to purchase art or food or raiment. Federal of Alhambra ce to our clients is fully accommodating, Federal of Alhambra ce to our clients is wellly, accommodating, long-lasting. We excellent co-operation.” John B. Clark MAINSBOROUGH VILLA PARK FEDERAL AND LEADING BUILDERS ARE FOR PROGRESS IN ORANGE COUNTY more than 4,600 family residences... an investment of $67,494,294...have been by Orange County builders with funds protest Federal Savings of Alhambra. This makes one of the leading suppliers of home loan County. Growing Orange County can contack to First Federal and its fine builders for quality in the quantity that progress demands. FEST FEDERAL SAVINGS American Association of ALHAMBRA ASHED 1925 • ASSETS OVER $130,000,000 FOR IN HOME LOANS IN ORANGE COUNTY home loan information ... visit, phone, write: A. G. KRUSE, President ALHAMBRA HEAD OFFICE: City State Streets (Opposite New Civic Center) JE 4-5645 OFFICES: ANAHEIM • COSTA MESA • WEST COVINA 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 Articles of incorporation of the New River Ditch company, to operate in the New River district in this county have been filed with the county clerk. The company claims 800 miners' inches of water, and the directors are J. E. Strong, T. D. Sackett, T. S. Damson, Jos. T. Elliott and E. W. Dulley. An election for school trustee and for school district assessor and collector will be held this afternoon. The poll will be open at the school house between the hours of 1 o'clock and 5 o'clock. Mr. Theo. Rimpau is a candidate for trustee and R. Melrose is a candidate for assessor and collector. It is reported that there are only about 2,000 inches of water in the Santa Ana river at Bedrock crossing. The fluid will be quite too utterly precious for the next three months. The rainfall for the mont of May was one and eleven-sixteenth inches. For the season six and three-sixteenth inches. For the season of 1882 the fall was seven and one-half inches. As a result of the epidemic of drummers all the stores have received invoices of new goods. Consult our advertising columns, go to the stores of those who speak to you through them and you will be convinced that there is neither Open Monday, Thursday GIFTS FOR LU authentic university styling... ARROW OXFORD $5 It's smart to be a Yank in Oxford...when It's an Arrow University Oxford. Fashioned of a distinctive woven check in a button-down collar style, contour tailored for flawless fit. An Oxford by ARROW is or the Grad in your life SQ Center at Lemon Use your convenient Angels of Gold Aid Boys Work The Angels of Gold (Angelitos do Oro) Orange Coast area auxiliary for Big Brothers of Orange County, culminated their annual efforts in behalf of this community service organization by presenting a check to Big Brothers of Orange County for $34,650. The money was raised entirely from proceeds acquired as a result of the auxiliary's sponsorship of the annual invitation "Golden Ball" which feted 400 guests recently at the Newporter Inn, and from the sale of advertising space in their Gold Book which is a pictorial engagement calendar published in conjunction with the ball. The ball itself, and the entire production of the Gold Book, was handled personally by the ladies in the 50 member Angelitos de Oro auxiliary, which organization is dedicated to raising funds to help provide proper guidance for troubled, fatherless boys in Orange County. YLI Moves Bridge Game to New Site Y.L.I. is happy to announce the continuance of their Thursday evening duplicate bridge game; now at the Optimist Club, 113e Wst Chartres Street, Anaheim. Tony Lipsky will continue as the director of these weekly games. Thursday, May 30 will be a regular weekly game; Monthly Master Point June 6, starting time 8 p.m. LEGAL NOTICES Heim Memories Years ago This Week, 1908 Decoration day was observed in the honored custom at the cemetry. The day was a legal holiday and many of the businesses in town were closed during the day. A large crowd of people assembled at the cemetery and awaiting the coming of veterans and ladies of the R.C. At 9:45 the assembly was sounded, and Rev. J.J. Giese delivered the invocation. Children fell in line, each trying a bouquet and following veterans, placed flowers upon graves or departed heroes. Company E acted as escort to hold soldiers and the city band, over the leadership of Walter Wuther discoursed martial mu Prof. Brunton, principal of the Barton high school read Lins's Gettysbert address. Rev. Keyy of the Fullerton Christian Church delivered the address. Miss E. Kate Rae, secretary of board of city library trustees, an advertisement in this issue will be found to be of interest to contractors and builders. Library board requests bids for new $10,000 Carnegie library. Will be received up to 7ock the evening of June 11th. All contractors and builders invited to look the advertise-up and govern themselvesordingly. The senior class of Anaheim is actively rehearsing the act comedy, "Powder andaches" which will be presented the opera-house the evening of 10th. The senior class emmes Helene Kuhnle, Alice Busshaw, Helen Richardson, Wallop, Agnes Christensen Yaorn, Ruth Dutton, John M., Milbird Wray, Oscar Heyland George Hagar. class of boys and girls were armed Sunday at the German Lutheran church on Chartress street. The church was beautifully decorated with palms, roses and Easter lilies. Following is the list of those confirmed: Alvin Kretschmer, Oscar Booms, Fred Hartman, Otto Giese, Marie Giese, Ida Heitshusen, Edith Sandow, Emma Gregen, Martha Gottshalf, Rebecca Burdorf, Clara Kelke, Amanda Schimmings. The complete works of Dickens and the writings of Lincoln were received at the library last week. An all-day current was placed in service by city power house on Monday, and electric light may be turned on at any hour of the day or night. 30 Years Ago This Week, 1933 Vanguard of Orange county's gigantic valencia crop moved to the Orient, Europe and to domestic markets this week. While the total shipped from Anaheim district amounted to only seven cars, the start of the season was auspicious. Three cars were scheduled for the Orient, two for European distribution out of London, and two for domestic consumption east of the Mississippi river. Only Governor James E. Rolph's signature is needed to make certain the creation of the Orange County water district, as proposed in the measure drawn up after two years of negotiations between various county groups interested in the Santa Ana basin underground supply of water. The assembly approved the measure Monday by a 44 to 12 vote, sending it to the governor for signature. President H. H. Hale and Superintendent William P. Wallop of the Anaheim Union Water company and President Ralph J. McFadden of the Orange county farm bureau were among the farm leaders of Orange county who made special trips to Sacramento to help in getting the measure enacted into law. LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER PICTIOUS NAME THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby certify that they conducting a General Insurance Agent business located at 531 So. State College Blvd., Anaheim, Orange County, California, under the fictitious firm name of TRIPLE - I INSURANCE AGENCY and that said firm is composed of the following persons whose names in full and places of residence are as follows: to-wit: William O. LaDow, 1230 So. Garnsey, Santa Ana, Calif., Alfred W.Moffett, 2113 E.Westport Dr., Anaheim, Tenn., Robert M. Tunstall, 1201 St.JaneOrange,Calif.WITNESS our hands this 1st day of May, 1962. A.W.Moffett William O.LaDow Robert M.Tunstall STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF ORANGE On May 1, 1962, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public In and for said County and State, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared Robert M. Tunstall, Alfred W.Moffett and William Orange, Lawn know to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. WITNESS my hand and official seal. (SEAL) MARIAN E. GIBSON said County and State. 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