anaheim-gazette 1963-06-27

Scout Camp Invites Den Leader Visit Webelos Den Leaders of the Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America have an open invitation to be guests of the camping staff of Camp Ahwahnee, in the San Bernardino mountains, July 6 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. accordig to Ken Huish, camp director. No reservations needed. Webelos are urged to attend the day-long event in uniform, if possible: Youngsters attending must bring their own picnic-style lunch. Webelos members will view the Camp Ahwahnee facilities first hand and participate in a program which includes practice sessions on the archery and rifle ranges. Other activities will include swimming in the Olympic size pool and nature and pioneering instruction. The group will be supervised during their stay in camp by trained youth and adult counselors. More than 200 Webelos members are expected from the Northern Orange County Council area from Brea, La Habra, Placentia, Yorba Linda, Buena Park, Fullerton, Anaheim, Stanton, Dairyland, Cypress, Rossmoor and Los Alamitos. Any additional information may be secured by calling Scout headquarters, PRospect 4-3713. Giant Circus Sets August BUT THESE ARE NO DREAM WORLD DEPOSITS — Helping two of the bank's regular customer, Mfs. Jane Young, center, finds Disneyland's Bank of America branch has spoiled her for a "regular" bank's atmosphere. Becky Taylor, left, a Tryon member are among the facilities just... Giant Circus Sets August Arena Dates "Hey Skinny! The big one is coming to town!" That familiar call could only mean one thing and that is Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey Circus is headed for Los Angeles and the air-conditioned Sports Arena. Arrangements were completed today and the dates for the circus appearance here are August 1st through 13th. Performances will be given twice daily and three times on Saturday. This is the earliest date the circus has ever appeared here and will mark one of the shortest runs the circus has made at the Sports Arena. A spokesman for the circus explained that many new arenas and auditoriums are opening in key cities throughout the country and this will result in shorter engagements in most cities in order for the circus to play the major areas where the new facilities are now available to them. Four new super spectacles plus new headline stars featured in stars featured in the center ring will make their debut when the circus appears here in Los Angeles. But these are no dream world deposits — Helping two of the bank's regular customer, Mfs. Jane Young, center, finds Disneyland's Bank of America branch has spoiled her for a "regular" bank's atmosphere. Becky Taylor, left, a Tryon member are among the facilities just EVERYTHING BUT JESSE JAMES Housewife, Mother Helps Those who think banking is a dull profession would have a hard time convincing Mrs. Jane Young of Westminster. But then, Mrs. Young works in a truly unique bank in a rare kind of world. Her bank is identical in every detail to those of the "Gay 90's" era. Standard equipment includes roll top desks, quill pens, and two shiny spittoons. She and her five co-workers wear costumes that would have been the height of fashion in the age of bicycles built for two, barbershop quartets, and the nickel beer. Customers range from such notables as Fred MacMurray and Ester Williams to Mickey Mouse and the Three Little Pigs. Less famous visitors are from every corner of the world imaginable, speak dozens of languages, and often pull money from their wallets that very few Americans would recognize. What's more, her bank is open Sundays and holidays but closes on Mondays and Tuesdays in the wintertime. Mrs. Young happens to spend her working hours in a Bank of America branch which is a part of Disneyland. She was recently promoted and is assistant to Merie Wetzbarger officer in charge of the bank which stands on the Magic Kingdom's Main Street. "It's a real fun job," says the tall, attractive brunette, her green eyes sparkling. Mrs. Young fell in love with Disneyland the first time she passed through its gates shortly after opened eight years ago but never envisioned herself a part of it until two years later. During one of her frequent visits to the park her mother jokingly told her, "You enjoy this place so much, you ought to work here. Although she was then employed at the Bank of America's Belmont Shore branch in Long Beach, she applied for a transfer and six months later was a fixture on Main Street. The thing I like best about Swarms Launch City’s Summer Spaces Vacation-bound youngsters invaded the cities 21 playgrounds and three pools this week to kick off the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department's exciting new program. This week's schedule calls for sign-ups for the ten catagories that will appeal to both young and old alike. Primary aim of the program is to "offer many opportunities for children six years and older, including paper crafts, nature crafts, sandpainting and string craft." The Advanced Crafts are available for children 10 years and older. These classes require more skill in the use of varied tools and equipment. Other classes for youngsters will be tap and ballet, baton for beginners, intermediate baton, Andy and Annie Anaheim sports be between 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the Spencer House. Along with the social program, the teen club will also go on a trip to Mt. Baldy July 10, 18, 24, hold a picnic at Irvine Park, July 31; and beach parties have been scheduled for August 7, 14, 21. There will also be a trip to either a Dodger or Angel basball game. Since the teen club is a part of the year... Vacation-bound youngsters invaded the cities 21 playgrounds and three pools this week to kick off the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department's exciting new program. This week's schedule calls for sign-ups for the ten categories that will appeal to both young and old alike. Primary aim of the program is to "offer many opportunities for citizens of all ages to enjoy wholesome leisure time activities." This year's program includes the following: neighborhood playgrounds, sports program for boys, sports program for girls, teen clubs, swimming lessons for all ages; recreation swimming, instrumental music, choral, drama and modern dance. Already scheduled on the city-wide Special Events calendar is the All-city Track Meet and Marathon, slated for July 24 and the Penny Carnival for August 16. Both events will be held at La Palma Park. Meanwhile, each Friday, a special playground theme will be organized at each playground. Arts and crafts, nature, music, drama, games, story telling and excursions are correlated with the weekly theme and special events. This year's themes will be "Get Acquainted," June 24-28; "On Wheels," July 1 - 5; "Monster Space," July 8 - 12; "Cowboys Indians," July 15 - 19; "Pirate Splash," July 22 - 26; "Hobo," July 29 - August 2; "Talent," August 5 - 9; "Carnival," August 12 - 18; and "Last Roundup Awards," August 18 - 23. The excursion list, which is organized weekly for all children eight years and older, includes Corriganville, Cabrillo Beach, Mt. Baldy, San Diego Zoo, San Juan Capistrano and Marineland. There will be simple crafts offered for children six years and older, including paper crafts, nature crafts, sandpainting and string craft. The Advanced Crafts are available for children 10 years and older. These classes require more skill in the use of varied tools and equipment. Other classes for youngsters will be tap and ballet, baton for beginners, intermediate baton, Andy and Annie Anaheim sports leagues and aquatics. Also on the recreation level will be tennis, table tennis, volleyball, physical fitness, archery, rifle and even a dog training class. An extended Cultural Arts Program has been planned this summer to give each youngster the opportunity to participate in an enriching experience. Classes will be offered in dance, drama, choral and instrumental music. There will also be a beginning painting class for children and adults, classes in silver jewelry making for adults, junior and senior high students. One of the highlights of the summer program is the department's "Under the Stars" series at the Greek Theatre. These musical programs are being presented for the fifth consecutive year and bring an excellent cross-section of musical groups from the area. The entertainment is free to the entire family. Shows are presented at Pearson Park's Greek Theatre and curtain time is 8:00 p.m. This year's program will have the Long Beach Navy Band, July 12; Riverside Municipal Band, July 19; Angiola Sarotro's Dance Theatre from Corona del Mar, July 28; Ansell Hill Dance Band, August 2; Fullerton Barbershoppers, August 9; and the Pomona Band, August 16. The summer social activities schedule for the teen clubs will be between 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the Spencer House. Along with the social program, the teen club will also go on a trip to Mt. Baldy July 10, 18, 24, hold a picnic at Irvine Park, July 31; and beach parties have been scheduled for August 7, 14, 21. There will also be a trip to either a Dodger or Angel baseball game. Since the teen club is a part of the year-round program, their activities though fewer, will continue during the summer months. This joint school and city program, celebrating its 14th year in existence, is sponsored by the Anaheim Elementary School District, Anaheim Union High School District, the Magnolia School District and the City of Anaheim. Each participates financially and provides its facilities for the program. LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME THE UNDERSIGNED DOES hereby certify that he is conducting retail food market business located at 220 K. Katell Ave., Anaheim, Orange County California, under the fictitious firm name of SATELLITE MARKET and that said firm is composed of the following persons whose names in full and place of residence are as follows: to wit: ROLLAND J. JENSEN 1812 Bent Twig Lane Tustin, California WITNESS my hand this 29th day of May, 1963. ROLLAND J. JENSEN STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNTY OF ORANGE) as ss. On May 29th, 1963, before me the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said State, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared Rolland J. Jensen known to me to be the person whose name subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. Witness my hand and official seal. (SEAL) Edna A. Bandick Notary Public in and for said State. My commission expires September 12, 1968. Publish: The Anaheim Gazette June 5, 12, 19, 26, 1963 A459-6 RED DEVIL SAFE & SAME FIREWORKS FAMILY ASSORTMENT The whole family will look forward to an exciting and fun-filled 4th with this star-studded RED DEVIL package of pleasure. Contains 73 action-packed items including your old favorites — Piccolo Pete, Whistling Wheels, Giant Foil Cone, Magic Snakes, lots more — from the most trusted name in fireworks for wholesome family enjoyment. Look for the RED DEVIL dealer nearest you for this great July 4th value! REGULAR $95 $6.99 FREE STARSPANGLED SALUTE WITH EACH RED DEVIL FAMILY ASSORTMENT FOR DAYS OTHER GREAT RED DEVIL ASSORTMENT NOW AVAILABLE AT STANDS NEAR Kiddy Pack...98c Junior Red Devil...$2.50 Old Glory...65 pcs.$1.95 Pirate...78 pcs.$4.95 Yankee Deedle...80 pcs. Giant...80 pcs.$9.9 Coleoma...87 pcs.$14.9 Lawn Display...103 pcs. Block Party...151 pcs.$24 49 er...197 pcs.$49 FIREWORKS MAY BE LERALLY SOLD, POSSESSED OR DISCHARGED ONLY WITHIN CITIES WHERE SALE IS AUTHORIZED. Governed by RULE & GAN ... Approved for use in California ... Sold by Charitable Organizations at RED DEVIL. TOP QUALITY AT THESE LOCATIONS Taylor, left, a Disneyland ticket seller and Sue Tryon, member of the Storybook Land staff, are among the hundreds who find the unique facilities just to their liking. HER HELPS RUN BANK Young happens to spend kinking hours in a Bank of a branch which is a part of Yorkland. It recently promoted and sent an offer to Merle Wetzbarger, in charge of the bank, stands on the Magic Kingmain Street. A real fun job," says the interactive brunette, her grey markling. Young fell in love with Disc- the first time she passed its gates shortly after it eight years ago but never ended herself a part of it unyears later. One of her frequent visits park her mother joking her, "You enjoy this place you ought to work here." In she was then employed bank of America's Belmont branch in Long Beach, she for a transfer and six later was a fixture on street. Nothing I like best about working here is the friendly small town atmosphere. Everybody from the pop corn vendors to the top executives are on a first name basis by request of Mr. Disney... I mean Walt." Her first meeting with Disney was pleasant if unexpected. "It was near closing time on a very busy Labor Day my first year here. I was counting a stack of silver dollars when I looked up and there he was. After the initial shock had passed, it turned out to be a thrilling experience. Walt was very friendly and signed autographs for all of us." No one can deny that Mrs. Young serves the most intriguing group of customers anywhere. It's not unusual to see a movie star making a withdrawal at her window and when Mickey Mouse waddles up to her counter, steps on a stool, and hands her his pay check for deposit, she doesn't phone the nearest psychiatrist. She knows it's just one of Walt Disney's famous characters brought to life in Disneyland. SUMMER SPORT SEASON Been 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. Wednesday and Friday, spencer House. Along with usual program, the teen club go on a trip to Mt. Bald 10, 18, 24, hold a picnic Park, July 31; and beach have been scheduled for 7, 14, 21. There will also tip to either a Dodger or baseball game. Since the club is a part of the year through this arrangement, every citizen of Anaheim has available to him all the recreation resources of the four jurisdictions. The public thus benefits recreationally and economically. John J. Collier, Director of Parks and Recreation, commenting on the program said, "The most important factor in any program is the leadership; upon it TOP QUALITY AT THESE LOCATIONS ANAHEIM ANAHEIM FIREMEN BENEVOLENT ASSN. 2222 S. Harbor (White Front Parking Lot) BOY SCOUT TROOP #72 Orangewood & Harbor (Thrifti-Mart Lot) J. T. GILBERT CO. 1232 S. Magnolia POP WARNER FOOTBALL, INC. 2310 W. Lincoln (Gemco Parking Lot) PONY COLT BASELEA ASSN. La Palma & Citron (Lucky Parking Lot) SOUTHWEST ANAHEIM KIWANIS Euclid & Crescent (Broadway Village Parking Lot) NORTHWEST ANAHEIM LITTLE LEAGUE 1021 Magnolia (Colima Mkt. Parking Lot) KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #1154 1200 No. Harbor Blvd. BOY SCOUT TROOP #73 Lincoln & Harbor ST. JUSTIN MEN'S CLUB Ball & Empire CUB PACK #72 Brookhurst & Crescent (Yellis Dairy Lot) W. ANAHEIM LITTLE LEAGUE 400' East of Magnolia on Ball Rd. L.D.S. CHURCH 2ND WARD 11121 S. Harbor Blvd. South of Katella BNAI BRITH COVENTRY LODGE #2215 C.M.A. Parking Lot — 1440 S. Los Angeles St. GIRL SCOUT TROOP #262 Safeway Parking Lot — Lincoln & Western GLACIER FALLS SKATING CLUB 213 W. Katella EXCHANGE CLUB 1127 E. Lincoln (Alpha Beta Parking Lot) EXPLORER POST #157X Brookhurst & Lincoln next to Unbrook Hardware BOY SCOUT TROOP #157 S.E.J Corner Hwy. 39 & Ball Rd. BOY SCOUT TROOP #16 1276 S. Magnolia BOY SCOUT TROOP #70 Lincoln & Placentia (Thrifti-Mart Parking Lot) ANAHEIM LULAC #316 OPTIMIST CLUB 940 N. Los Angeles St. 475 S. Brookhurs BUENA PARK KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS #3526 7691 Orangethorpe L.D.S. CHURCH LEGAL NOTICE CERTIFICATE FOR ACTION OF BUSINESS OR FICTITIOUS NAME UNDERSIGNED does certify that he is conductor of Food Market Hunted at 120 E. Katiehia Anaheim, Orange County, under the fictitious name of SATELLITE MARRIAGE that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are as follows, to-wit: JAMES I. DOUD JR, 1757 Neighbors Ave., Anaheim, California. WITNESS my hand this 5th day of June, 1963. James L. Doud Jr, STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNTY OF ORANGE) On June 5, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said State, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared James I. Doud Jr, known to me to be the person whose name is subserved to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. Witness my hand and official seal (SEAL) HELEN V. VROSH Notary Public in and for said State. My Commission Expires December 4, 1965. Publish: The Anaheim Gazette June 12, 19, 26, July 3, 1963 A461-63 Through this arrangement, every citizen of Anaheim has available to him all the recreation resources of the four jurisdictions. The public thus benefits recreationally and economically. John J. Collier, Director of Parks and Recreation, commenting on the program said, "The most important factor in any program is the leadership; upon it depends the full potential value of the activity. Therefore, the leadership of this program will have young men and women who have been selected most carefully and who have had special training in leadership of boys' and girls' sports. They will have instruction in coaching and officiating, as well as in the Growth-Through-Recreation objectives." LEGAL NOTICES CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER PICTITIOUS NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that he is conducting a carpet and upholstery cleaning business located at Box 2251, Fullerton Orange County, California, under the fictitious firm name of SHAMROCK CARPET CLEANERS and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are as follows, to-wit: JAMES I. DOUD JR, 1757 Neighbors Ave., Anaheim, California. WITNESS my hand this 5th day of June, 1963. James L. Doud Jr, STATE OF CALIFORNIA) COUNTY OF ORANGE) On June 5, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said State, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared James I. Doud Jr, known to me to be the person whose name is subserved to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. Witness my hand and official seal (SEAL) HELEN V. VROSH Notary Public in and for said State. My Commission Expires December 4, 1965. Publish: The Anaheim Gazette June 12, 19, 26, July 3, 1963 A461-63 CALL KE 2-6566 FOR COURTEOUS EFFICIENT HELP IN PLACING YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS ORANGE DAILY NEWS ITS in the want ads ITS in the Classifieds READ the Dime - A - Line Ads in the Orange Daily News. Sell that old stuff!! CLEANING Your Garage? Convert those unused items to vacation CASH WANT Some Help? Try the Want Ads. Classifier Ads SNYDER, OLENE FAE, 34, Suma Lane, Anaheim. Boys Champaign, Ill., Mrs. Sn came to Orange County 1 ago, passing away in Orga Tuesday. Survivors included parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Tharp, Orange sisters, A. Cox, Anaheim, Inez Hutch Elmont, N.Y., Geraldine Hillsinger, N.Y., brother, F. Hale, Ohio, son, Lee Shapira Anaheim. Private funeral services will be held Thursday at a.m. in the GILLOGLY-DOG CHAPEL with Rev. H. L. Dady officiating. Interviews will be in Fairhaven Memorial Park. GILLOGLY - DONEGAN NERAL HOME, DIRECTOR CLASSIFIED ADS— 15 MALE AND FEMALE WANTED— 15 MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED— EXCELLENT JOB OPENINGS THAT RUN THE OPPORTUNITY GAMUT ENGINEERING PICTURE FRAME MAKER SCIENTIFIC MILL MACHINIST ACCOUNTING SHOP HELPER.... 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Free estimates. 633-8935. • MOVING FAST MOVING $13 hr 2 Men. We buy your excess furniture storage $3 room. KE 5 5448. HAVE TRUCK WILL HAUL or clean up. Call NOW AVAILABLE AT STANDS NEAR YOU: Kiddy Park...98k Junior Red Devil...$2.50 Old Glory...65 pcs.$3.95 Pinta...78 pcs.$4.95 Yankee Doodle...60 pcs.$5.95 Glant...86 pcs.$9.95 Colemana...87 pcs.$14.95 Lawn Display...103 pcs.$19.95 49 er...197 pcs.$49.95 ESE LOCATIONS OLENT ASSN. Front Parking Lot) Thrifti-Mart Lot) INC. (Parking Lot) EN. (Parking Lot) WANIS Way Village Parking Lot) TLE LEAGUE Akt. Parking Lot) #1154 Allis Dairy Lot) Ball Rd. South of Katella DODGE #2215 40 S. Los Angeles St. Lincoln & Western CLUB Meta Parking Lot) to Linbrook Hardware Call Rd. MART MBUS #3526 Arpe 1340 E. Walnut, Orange. Passed away June 24, 1963. Survived by wife, Mary Helen Hays, brother Otto Z. Hays, Anaheim, sister Mrs. Eleanor Wilde, Santa Ana. Mr. Hays was a native of Boyer, Oklahoma and has resided in Orange County 32 years. He was a member of Lathers Local No. 440. Services Thursday, June 27, 1963 at 2:30 p.m. Rev Mauritz Peters officiating. Interment at Fairhaven Memorial Park. BLOWER BROS. MORTUARY CHAPEL. ITS in the want ads ITS in the Classifieds READ the-Dime - A - Line Ads in the Orange Daily News. Sell that old stuff!! CLEANING Your Garage? Convert those unused items to vacation CASH WANT Some Help? Try the Want Ads. 2 PERSONALS PRINCESS INTRODUCTIONS SINGLE? KE 5-1531 LONELY? MASSAGE — steam, relax, relieve aches, reduce, 12261 Harbor Blvd., G.G. 9 to 9. JE 4-5610. 3 TRANSPORTATION— NEED ride to Fairview State Hospital, day shift, from cor. Cambridge & Culver. KE 2-4279. 5 LOST AND FOUND— LOST Toy Poodle slvr grey, answers to Pepe. Lost vic. Tustin and Palmyra. Bad heart, spec. medicine. Please call KE 8-1860. LOST my 20" red boys' bike "President" near Calif. School. Call me, Chris. 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