anaheim-gazette 1963-06-12

TO HELP CHILDREN'S ART CLASSES — Junior Ebells of Anaheim will hold a special benefit bridge party tonight to provide funds for a summer school in art for small children. Heading the project is Mrs. Donald Higbee, left. Assisting in the planning and arrangements for the bridge have been Mrs. Donald Shaw and Mrs. Tom Key tea chairman. THEY ALWAYS LOOK GOOD — The new uniforms now being sported by the Broadway Hospital Guild members haven't changed the ladies as far as the care and services they bring to young Nelson Joseph Otero, but it makes them easier to distinguish from regular hospital visitors. Bringing the new Cart Shoppe to your Otero's bedside are Guild members Mrs. Job Kunz, standing, and Mrs. Gustav Popke. Clinic Guild Gets Uniform New uniforms have been received and now distinguish the members of the Broadway Clinic Hospital Guild as they make their rounds and perform service chores at the hospital. White, with aqua-colored piping, the uniforms and this week put into operation "Cart Shoppe" which permits them to bring to the bedside number of items which may be used for comfort or entertainment of patients. CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY 201 NORTH LEMON STREET, ANAHEIM KE 5-3209 Clinic Guild Gets Uniform New uniforms have been received and now distinguish the members of the Broadway Clinic Hospital Guild as they make their rounds and perform service chores at the hospital. White, with aqua colored pinafores, the gowns provide the women with a distinctive appearance in contrast to the other uniforms which may be seen at the hospital and also sets them apart from the dress of the casual visitor. The women have also secured GREEK THEATRE UNDER THE DIRECTION OF JAMES A DOOLITTLE 1963 SEASON OPENING MY FAIR LADY JULY 3 A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS JULY 22 MADAME BUTTERFLY AUGUST 6 BELAFONTE AUGUST 12 KINGSTON TRIO • MANCINI SEPT. 7 Please write or phone for descriptive brochure and Special Season and Single Ticket Order Form. 2700 N. VERMONT AVE LOS ANGELES 27 NO. 3.2938 OSC Joins County CC Orange State College has become a member of the Orange County Associated Chamber of Commerce, according to an announcement from the Office of the President. OSC's membership has been sponsored by Charles Pearson, former mayor of Anaheim and prominent local business and civic leader. Pearson is a member of the Orange State College Advisory Board, a group of well-known community and industrial Orange Countians who serve as friends and patrons of the College. President Wiltiani B. Langsdorf of Orange State will act as official representative from the College to the Associated Chambers. He is at the present time an alternate board member of the organization which added the state college to its membership rolls May 1. Orange State College joins a distinguished list of businesses, industries, agencies, groups, and individuals which makes up the membership of the Association of Chambers of Commerce of Orange County. Chamber offices are located in Anaheim. Orange State College's new large permanent campus is situated in Fullerton, and the higher education institution, master-planned ultimately for 30,000 students, serves Orange County and its surrounding areas. Bird Boosted By Sugar Firm Bird Boosted By Sugar Firm BROOKE G. BIRD ... wins promotion Brooke G. Bird, former Anaheim resident, has been promoted to the position of an Assistant Sales Promotion Manager by C and H Sugar, San Francisco. He formerly was a field representative in the company's Southern California sales organization. Bird will share supervision of C and H promotional activities in all territories with Robert R. Boney. Bird has been associated with C and H sales since 1956. Most recently he has handled C and H grocery products sales in Orange, Kern and Long Beach counties. Bird, his wife, and three children have moved to a new home in San Carlos. A $3,280,000 Vote of Confidence for the Anaheim High School District ANNOUNCING cooks any roast automatically—then keeps it fresh. 2:00 Pop your roast in the oven. Then simply set a dial. Roast starts cooking immediately, automatically! You're free to turn your back on the kitchen. As a resident within the Anaheim Unified School bonds. This was your vote America and its associated invest the bonds—giving the district the money you interest rates on the bonds were decided to obtain the lowest average interest rate for Interest rates also reflect the credit rating We, at Bank of America, bid on nearly all proud to play a key role in the development One thing that gives us confidence is that truth: good schools benefit all citizens—the community parallels the quality of its school You may be interested in buying Anaheim investment. They offer the advantage of tax of $1,000. You can purchase these bonds our Municipal Bond Department in San Francisco $3,280,000 Anaheim Union High School District County, California, 3¼%, ¾% and 3¼% Bonds 1959, Series D and Election 1963, Series A. There are being reffered to investors to yield from 1 dollar price of par ($1,000) on the 3¼% bonds, to maturity 1964-1983. These bonds are offered BANK NATIONAL 200 MONTGOMERY STREET SAN FRANCISCO 20 MA 2-2425 The Anaheim Gazette—9 Wednesday, June 12, 1945 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Firm in Anaheim Condominium PR Paul Glass Advertising Public Relations has been selected from among ten contenders to handle public relations for Oceana, a $25,000,000 condominium adult community, which is under construction in Oceanside, California. Offices of the Glass agency are maintained in both Los Angeles and Anaheim. Manager of the Orange County office is Jon Lolz who concluded negotiations with the client and will serve as public relations director on Oceana. The announcement was made by James K. Leishman of San Clamente, sales manager of Ocean-side Land Company, builder developer of Oceana. When completed, Oceana will be comprised of 1,222 lanai cottages, a 300-unit high-rise apartment building, 36-unit motel with restaurant and cocktail lounge, 17-acre shopping center $250,000, a hole, 3-par golf course; Olymp-sized swimming pool, $300,000 club house with adjacent arts and crafts building, library; eight championship shuffleboard courts and lawn bowling courts... Women Choose Gas Cooking: CING A NEW WAY TO COOK PROGRAMMED COOKING automatically—then keeps it serving-hot up to 4 more hours! Yours only on new Gas ranges. 5:30 Before roast is completely done, oven gradually reduces to 170° —the scientifically-measured heat that keeps food hot without further cooking. 6:30 Or even 9:00, your roast waits for you...perfectly cooked, still serving-hot! See Programmed Cooking demonstrated where Gas ranges are sold! CING A NEW WAY TO COOK PROGRAMMED COOKING automatically—then keeps it serving-hot up to 4 more hours! Yours only on new Gas ranges. 5:30 Before roast is completely done, oven gradually reduces to 170° —the scientifically-measured heat that keeps food hot without further cooking. 6:30 Or even 9:00, your roast waits for you...perfectly cooked, still serving-hot! See Programmed Cooking demonstrated where Gas ranges are sold! within the Anaheim Union High School District you voted to let the district issue bonds. This was your vote of confidence in the area the district serves. Bank of Anaheim and its associated investment dealers demonstrated the same confidence in buying the district the money it needs for improved educational facilities. The bonds were decided by competitive bidding—a procedure required by law to leverage interest rate for the taxpayer under current bond market conditions. Reflect the credit rating of your district. America, bid on nearly all municipal bonds issued in the State. We’re particularly key role in the development of the Anaheim Union High School District. Us confidence is that you and your neighbors wisely recognize the demonstrated benefit all citizens—those with and without children alike. The quality of a bond is the quality of its schools. This is reflected in property values through the years. Issued in buying Anaheim Union High School District Bonds as a personal offer the advantage of tax exempt income and are available in denominations purchased these bonds through your local Bank of America branch—or contact Department in San Francisco or Los Angeles. NEW ISSUES Union High School District, Orange 1/2%; 3% and 3¼% Bonds, Election 1963, Series A. These bonds investors to yield from 1.75% to a (000) on the 3¼% bonds, according to these bonds are offered when, as and if issued and received by us and subject to approval of legality by our attorneys, a copy of whose legal opinion will be printed on each bond. A circular relating to these bonds is available from Bank of America. Names of other underwriters will be furnished on request. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION AND ASSOCIATES