anaheim-gazette 1963-07-04

READY FOR THE BIG EVENT—A little practice makes perfect for the young songbirds as well as Clyde Lange at the organ as they show Mrs. Donald A. Yester how it will sound today at Pearson Park's Greek Theatre. Mrs. Yester's children are Deborah, Paul and nette. Clyde Lange of Gould's Music Store Downtown Anaheim is donating the and will play it today at the July 4 advances. MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE PR 2-1532 COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND DENOMINATION ASSOCIATION 187 W. LINCOLN AVE., ANAHEIM Branch Office: 411 W. Main St. Huntington Beach Art Judges To Lecture The Laguna Beach Art tion is sponsoring a series lectures and demonstrations widely diversified appeal to art students, and the in public. Robert Brackman and ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 W. LINCOLN AVE., ANAHEIM Branch Office: 411 W. 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They also provide comforts for children at the Albert Sitton Home and for an "adopted" patient at the Fairview State Hospital. Other officers of the group selected for the coming year include: Mdmes: Bruce Robinson, vice president; Clement C. Kramer and Jerry Foster, secretaries; Robert Puckett, treasure; Richad Gray, parliamentarian. Chairmen for the year are Mdmes: Joseph Day and Clarence Elam, ways and means; William Lovett, publicity; Robert Goelner, welfare; Stanley Waugh and Christopher Reevs, membership, and Gordon Blair, hospitality. S. Messer, both of New York City, will come West to judge the 1963 All-California Exhibit at the Festival of Arts and while here will lecture at the Art Gallery, 307 Cliff Drive. Brackman, one of America's finest realist painters, will give a lecture-demonstration on Friday, July 28, 8 p.m. Messer, curator of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, will speak the following night, July 28, 8 p.m. There are more than 15 million veterans of World War II in civil life. This number is slowly decreasing according to the Veterans Administration. COOL MAN COOL Quality Material Free Engineering Service Full Guarantee OPEN WE ALSO SCREEN EXISTING PATIOS SCREENED IN Free Estimates • No Obligations WON'T CHIP CRACK PEEL EAST ANAHEIM GARDEN CLUB CLOSES SEASON meeting of the year for the club members was enjoygarden area surrounding the home of Mrs. John Kiaddition, the afternoon session offered a swim, a lun Fall Goa A goal of $401,000.00 established for the 1962 heim-Wester Communities Fund. It was announced a joint statement by H. Shanks, Fund President, ward S. Hawkins, Genepaign Chairman for the The goal was adopted United Fund board of following the recommenthe organizations' budget tee, chaired by Mrs. Freck. Mrs. Freck stated committee had held meeteach of the 16 member for the purpose of o their respective operatineeds during 1964. Mr. said her committee w sincere, truly objective e estly concerned in renfair and equitable decisio on the needs of each age that would be acceptable fund board of directors a citizens of the area." Participating agencies fund and their respective are as follows: American Red Cross Association of Christian Churches North Orange County Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Catholic Welfare Bureau & St. Anne's Matern Hospital YOU'LL GO SCREENED IN Free Estimates • No Obligations WON'T CHIP CRACK PEEL KEEPS INSECTS OUT LARGE DOOR KICK-PLATE DEFLECTS THE WIND NO RUST OR TARNISH ALL ALUMINUM COLUMNS ALUMINUM PANELS • REFTERS Factory Direct Makes Prices Much Less All Materials & Workmanship Guaranteed Custom Built To Fit Any Size or Shape NOW LA 6-5529 JE 0-3366 Call Collect BEST DEAL VENT BUY NOW AND SAVE! Pay Later—No Money Down No Payments Until January 1st AIR-VENT ALUMINUM AWNINGS 1501 S. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM Between Ball & S.A. Freeway UB CLOSES SEASON — The final club members was enjoyed in the home of Mrs. John Kimball. In on offered a swim, a luncheon on the patio, a brief business meeting and plant exchanges. Pictured are, from the left, Mdmes. Harold Anderson, new president; John Kimball, hostess; Herbert Perry, assisting as hostess; Kenneth Seim and Harold Franzen. Fall UF Drive Fall UF Drive Goal $401,000 A goal of $401,000 has been established for the 1963-64 Anaheim-Wester Communities United Fund. It was announced today in a joint statement by Robert E. Shanks, Fund President, and Edward S. Hawkins, General Campaign Chairman for the drive. The goal was adopted by the United Fund board of directors following the recommendation of the organizations' budget committee, chaired by Mrs. Nicholas Freck. Mrs. Freck stated that her committee had held meetings with each of the 16 member agencies for the purpose of discussing their respective operating budget needs during 1964. Mrs. Freck said her committee was "very sincere, truly objective and honestly concerned in rendering a fair and equitable decision, based on the needs of each agency; one that would be acceptable to the fund board of directors and to the citizens of the area." Participating agencies of the fund and their respective budgets are as follows: American Red Cross $62,693 Association of Christian Churches 8,000 North Orange County Boy Scouts 55,546 Camp Fire Girls 6,607 Catholic Welfare Bureau & St. Anne's Maternity Hospital 16,975 Childrens Home Society 8,703 Childrens Hospital 15,896 Crippled Childrens Relief Association 1,618 Family Service Association 13,000 Girl Scouts, Anaheim Council 48,131 Orthopaedic Hospital 9,231 The Salvation Army 24,420 U.S.O. 1,980 Visiting Nurse Association 7,473 Y.M.C.A 73,000 Hawkins expressed his appreciation to the agencies of the fund. Hawkins expressed his appreciation to the agencies of the fund and the budget committee for their efforts to serve the area and maintain the most conservative operating expenses possible for the many voluntary programs vital to our community. The chairman explained, "The 1963 United Fund goal is truly realistic in every way and represents a very small amount to give for such a basic, overall community practice, that provides a major part of the healthy environment and community well being in which each and every one of us share." Hawkins announced that campaign plans are being made toward a short, intensive drive to be conducted area-wide during the last two weeks of October. 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 Need Drapes? YOU'LL GET A YOU'LL GET A BANG! OUT OF THE ORANGE COUNTY FAIR JULY 9 - 14 HILO HATTIE & HAWAIIAN REVUE HIGH WIRE ARTIST PARADISE OF FLOWERS JUNIOR HORSE SHOW AGRICULTURE ALOHA LOVELIES NEW PRODUCTS GAY MIDWAY RCA RODEO GEIS FEATURE EXHIBITS BELAX WEAR MIU-MUUS, ALOHA SHIRTS FAMILY FUN GALORE — KIDDIES UNDER 12 FREE. WHEN ACCOMPANIED BY ADULT. 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