anaheim-gazette 1963-06-27

4-The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, June 27, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA 91 to Receive Adult Diplomas June 30 marks a special occasion in the lives of 91 adult Anaheim area residents. It is the day they will receive a high school diploma. The class of "63" is younger than former graduating classes. The youngest member is 18, the oldest 53, for a range of 35 years. The average male age is 20 as compared to the average female age of 26. Paul Cook, AUIIS Superintendent, and the Board of Trustees will assist in the exercises. BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 ATTEND ANNUAL SORORITY TEA — Mrs. Concetto Vitale, left and Mrs. Cecil Perkins are representing the Anaheim Alpha Psi chapter of Kappa Phi Sigma at the Fifth Annual Reception Tea being held by the Los Angeles district council this evening in Pico Riviera. The affair, honoring regents and delegates, is the first evening event in the series. Mrs. Perkins is president of the East Anaheim chapter and Mrs. Vitale is treasurer and regent. WE'VE BLASTED PRICES! Aluminum Awnings & OUR PRICE COUNTD HAS REACHED BOTT Blast Off For These Big Bargains FACTORY DIRECT BUY NOW AND SAVE BUY NOW AND SAVE WE CUSTOM BUILD YOUR AWNINGS TO FIT ANY SIZE OR SHAPE YOU DESIRE! AND THEY ARE... FULLY GUARANTEED Make Your First Payment JANUARY 1 NO MONEY DOWN AIR-VENT ALUMINUM AWNINGS 1501 S. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM Between Ball & S.A. Freeway Bridgford Is Rotary Club Chief June has been "Rotary Month" for the William Bridgfords. The couple attended the 54th annual Rotary convention in St. Louis during the fore part of the month and Bill has now assumed his responsibilities as new president of the Anaheim club. Installation ceremonies were held at the weekend by the local civic organization at the Yorba Linda Country Club. The installation was conducted by Harold Kibby, Governor elect of District 532 which includes the Anaheim unit. At the week-long St. Louis convention the Bridgfords were among nearly 11,000 Rotarians and their families attending. More than 50 countries were represented. While there they were treated to entertainment features such as Helen Traubel of opera fame, and the St. Louis Municipal Opera presentation of "Carnival." Willy Brandt, Mayor of West Berlin and Eric Johnston, president of the Motion Picture Association of America, were among the notables addressing the convention. The Bridgfords live at 9681 Random Dr. in Anaheim. HOME FROM ROTARY CONVENTION—Ready for the new year of Rotary Club activities in Anaheim is newly-installed president William Bridgford and ple returned of Rotarians monies. United Givers Elect Officers Morgan Whitaker of the Retail Clerks Union No. 324, AFL-CIO was elected President of All United Givers of Orange County at the annual meeting of the group. AIR-VENT ALUMINUM AWNINGS S! on... ngs & Patio Covers DUNTDOWN BOTTOM! DESTINATION AIR VENT STOP HERE! The Most Tremendous Values In Orbit Zoom In For These Huge Savings Provides both outdoor and indoor living! Half the area is screened-in the other half is open—the perfect compromise! Available in all standard designs with a tremendous color range for your selection. United Givers Elect Officers Morgan Whitaker of the Retail Clerks Union No. 324, AFL-CIO was elected President of AL United Givers of Orange County at the annual meeting of the group. Other officers for the 1963-64 fiscal year, elected at the meeting include Dr. Louis J. Cella, Jr. Santa Ana, Vice President; Donald Houseman, Manager of the Broadway-Anaheim Branch of Security First National Bank, Vice President; William Hart, Personnel Director for Orange County Secretary; and E. Warren Kittel, District Traffic Manager for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, Treasurer. Men in Service USS WRIGHT — David A. Citron, seaman, USN, son of Mr., and Mrs. Irving Citron of 528 Jeannine St. Thomas L. Sortore, fireman aprentice, USN, son of Mr., and Mrs. Jack C. Sortore of 1810 East South St., both of Anaheim, are serving aboard the command ship USS Wright which was commissioned May 11 at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton Wash. The Wright is equipped with world-wide communication capabilities and is a new naval concept and the Navy's newest addition to the fleet. She operates out of Puget Sound as a Pacific Fleet unit. GIFTWARE—GLASSWARE TOYS—STATIONERY OVER 50,000 ITEMS W 139 W. Lincoln WEBER'S DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM SPECIAL DAYS Only T 20 ... NOT 40 ... OR 60% Off LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN CALL NOW: PR 2-1320 JE 0-3366 LA 6-5529 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK FREE ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION UP TO 7 YEARS FOR BALANCE ON APPROVED CREDIT IF TOLL CALL COLLECT 'Small Firms' Get Two Awards Two Anaheim firms received government contracts during the month of May totaling $142,464, announced Alvin P. Meyers, Regional Director of Small Business Administration for Southern California. Astroda, Inc., has been awarded a $128,301 contract for a design and fabricated timing unit and Signature Painting Service, Inc., was successful bidder for and exterior painting contract worth $14,163. The prime government contracts were awarded to the Anaheim firms under the agency's Cooperative Set - Aside Program with military and civilian purchasing agencies. One hundred years ago, on July 30, 1883, automotive pioneer Henry Ford was born on a farm in what is now Dearborn, Mich. Need Drapes? Bridgford and Mrs. Bridgford. The popular couple returned from the international convention of Rotarians just in time for the local ceremonies. United Givers at Officers An Whitaker of the Retail Union No. 324, AFL-CIO. pected President of AID-Givers of Orange County annual meeting of the Parks’ Staff Sports Badge Anaheim Park and Recreation Department personnel were issued distinctive identification badges for the first time this Phone Call A 5 Minute Parks' Staff Sports Badge Anaheim Park and Recreation Department personnel were issued distinctive identification badges for the first time this week. John Collier, Director of Park and Recreation, commenting on the ID card, said, "Our primary objective for the badge was to boost morale. It was to be a symbol or identification so that the public, whom we serve, will know who we are." "Formerly, we had no such recognition for playground leaders or park crews. Now as the staff enlarges, it is difficult to recall the names of all our personnel. The badge should solve that problem," Collier said. "Our badge we feel will not only be distinctive but also recognizable for all Anaheim residents," he added. Research and experimentation were employed to solve the unusual problem of what would be the best color scheme, Collier reports. "We tried various chromatic schemes, such as blue to dark blue, red to dark red, and light green to dark green. After continuous tests, the present scheme of yellow to Orange was proven to be the best combination for viewing at a distance." "The drawings on the badge of the bat and glove, play apparatus, drama mask, painters board and pen and treble clef, symbolize the department's well-rounded program," Collier declared. To train local counterparts in places such as Afghanistan, and to treat patients, 10 American doctors and nurses serve on the CARE-MEDICO team in Kabul. Phone Call A 5 Minute Can Save You PLENTY! IF YOU ARE in the market for new draperies, by all means talk with us before you buy. FIRST, we have the largest selection in Orange County. 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