anaheim-gazette 1963-07-25

8—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, July 25, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA VISITS CHAPEL SITE — Jesus LaBistita of Envenada, Mexico who is currently setting up Bay Scout headquarters in Baja California on behalf of the Mexican Scouting movement visits the panoramic site of the chapel area at the Northern Orange County Council's summer reservation at Camp Ahwahnee situated near Green Valley in the San Bernardino National Forest. More than 1,500 ladies the council are participating in the July-gust camp program. New Oven Has Removable Sides for Cleaning Ask any woman the one dirty kitchen chore she hates the most and she's sure to say — "cleaning the oven." She's about to be emancipated. Now for the first time there's an oven she won't have to scrape and scrub! Botts Nursery Complete Nursery Service Botts Nursery 1228 W. LINCOLN AVENUE KE 5-5450 "Our Business Is Growing" Pioneer of the electric range in 1909, Hotpint now reports it has taken another step forward with the only appliance of its kind that makes clean - up a simple matter. Two "firsts" are ovens with quickly removable side and back panels coated with Teflon a special coating, that can be washed like a dish, and a built-in "whirling air" vent system that really controls all smoke, grease and cooking odors. It also has the first closed - door broiling to be introduced by a major electric range manufacturer. Known as the Hallmark new electric range with eye - el ovens isn't just another tion to a line of appliances was tested over a year by a of evaluation specialists as as by sixty homemakers between age 25 and 50. The side and back oven can be removed quickly for cleaning. The exclusive Hotpoint out liners include three coat Teflon applied using a Hotton Dupont designed process. Three coats, plus the special cessing provides the home with a durable, high - quality nish that provides a maximum easy - care properties. Hinged oven doors can be tilted for inside - the - glass cing and because of the lift design, no more accidental bumps on hands and arms when reeling food. The venting system is consi ed by company kitchen eva tion specialists to be the most effective design to control sm odor and grease yet discover An "air curtain" is created mediately above and just in front of the cooktop. This "barr vacuumums greasy smoke, o and condensation from the and kitchen area, deflecting an exhaust vent at the back the range where air goes thru a Fiberlaser filter. FOR BETTER PLANETARY RELATIONS, AND SPACE EXECUTIVES WITH TRAVELING SECRETARIES FLYING TO MARS FOR A CONFERENCE WITH MARTIAN EXECUTIVES! Not too far away and yet — before we can think of tomorrow we must think of today. And a very good way to prepare for tomorrow today is to open a savings account at the Keystone Savings and Loan Association, of 555 N. Euclid, the Broadway Robinson Center, in Anaheim, and Beach Blvd., at Westminster, in Westminster. The Keystone Savings is pleased to pay the higher interest rate currently offered by any savings institution. Now your dollars will earn the new, higher interest rate of 4.85 percent, paid currently and compounded 4 times a year, and funds in by the 10th earn from the first. Your account is insured up to $10,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, an agency of the U.S. Government. Why not visit them soon — and start your journey into tomorrow? SINCE 1921 ANAHEIM SAVINGS and Loan Association Personalized financial service to Orange County for more than 43 years • Savings • Loans • Collections • Escrow • Refinancing! ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MAIN OFFICE: 187 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, Calif. • PR 2-1532 BRANCH OFFICE: 411 Main St., Huntington Beach, Calif. • LE 6-6591 BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 A new solid-state versatile capacitor of "Level-Tel" continuous suring system has been by Robertshaw Control Company's Aeronautical and Division, at Anaheim. The new system will be public for the first 18th annual Instructor Exhibit of the Society of America, the September 9-12 at McCormick Chicago. The Model 155 "Level-Tel" tem consists of two bases a transistorized detector pactly housed within a dulet mounted on the w trode, and a display untegal power supply — connected by unshield wire cable. Model 155 operates on principle as other Robert pacitance instruments, able of measuring liquies, and granular solids ers, irrespective of viscosity or corrosion. Other products which featured by the Aeronautic Instrument Division inertshaw display included transistorized Model 30 Tek" fixed-level detector recently introduced "electronic process control solid-state indicating four-inch strip chart and peripheral equipment TELESTORY — Buck Schueller, manager of the South Anaheim branch of Bank of America, and June Underwood, teller, examine the American Cancer Society's "Telestory", the self-contained slide projector and screen which explains on film various aspects of cancer prevention. Telestory is available to business and organizations for public showing along with TELESTORY — Buck Schueller, manager of the South Anaheim branch of Bank of America, and June Underwood, teller, examine the American Cancer Society’s “Telestory”, the self-contained slide projector and screen which explains on film various aspects of cancer prevention. Telestory is available to business and organizations for public showing along with free pamphlets for distribution by contacting the ASC at 848 N. Birch St., Santa Ana. ‘Telestory’ Slide Outfit Used in Cancer Crusade Continuing its efforts to help save lives from cancer, the American Cancer Society’s Orange County Branch has incorporated use of a new medium to reach the public. It is the ‘Telestory,’ a self-contained slide projector and screen which can be placed in any office for general public veiwing. Color slides in the television-like projector tells various aspects of cancer prevention encouraging viewers to take steps against the dread disease. Spearheading scheduling of the Telestory is “Buck” Schueller, Manager of the South Anaheim Branch of the Bank of America. Seeing the value of wide public exposure to the machine and its message, Schueller is arranging to rite the machine to be stationed at each branch of the bank in Orange County for one week at a time. Accompanying the Telestory are informative pamphlets describing cancer facts for men and women. In three branches alone, more than 5,000 pamphlets were picked up by the public, Schueller said. After the machine has made its rounds through all branches it will begin a second tour with a new message. It is also available to any organization or business by contacting the American Cancer Society at 848 North Birch, Santa Ana. Explain Selection of ‘Skip’ Rowland as Coach By NAT WESS One of the reasons Gene “Skip” Rowland was selected to coach the South team in this year’s Shrine North-South Football Classic, Aug. 1, at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, was that he was an “offensive-minded” coach. Going along with this emphasis on offense and a more wide-open style of play, Rowland made two recommendations for players for his team that involved players not on the original list of available talent. Open. And when that ball is thrown and if it’s anywhere near him he’ll catch it.” Rowland spotted Bickers while watching films of someone else, but a poll of coaches who have seen Gary play would have given him the same answer. Nearly every coach who saw Gary play last season said he was the equal of end end in the Southland. And if Rowland runs short of defensive halfbacks, Bickers can fill in there, too. Plum says Bickers are wonderful. ROBERT G. GOLBACK A tyro-golfer and a member of the National Sales Management Association, the National Executive Association and Navy League of the United States, Golbach is “looking forward to opportunity of meeting people of Orange County.” THE MEASURE OF A MAN By CAROL BAKER There comes a time when man starts growing out instead of up. Reaching his full physical stature does not necessarily mean that he is entirely grown, because it is at this time that his world is expanding — his horigons broaden. Later experience teaches him to limit his interest in knowledge, to specialize, to train himself for a chosen career. And it is at this time that we take the measure of a man. How well is he trained? Can we depend on his judgement? Here in Orange County there is no denying the fact that Plaza Landscape Incorporated, of 13068 Century Blvd., in Garden Grove is your dependable, quality Landscape Contractor, thoroughly trained and experienced in the work of landscape design and development. Plaza Landscape Incorporated, your Landscape Designer for beautiful “Meredith Manor” homes, located between Harbor and Lemon, on Orangefair, in Fullerton, specializes in residential and commercial installations, complete sprinkler systems, pools, waterfalls, fences, patios and lawns. Call on Plaza Landscape Incorporated and take your measure of "creators of distinctive landscape." Anaheim Plant Turns out New Guaging Device A new solid-state version of the versatile capaciance - actuated "Level-Tel" continuous level measuring system has been developed by Robertshaw Controls Company's Aeronautical and Instrument Division, at Anaheim. The new system will be exhibited publicly for the first time at the 18th annual Instrument-Automaton Exhibit of the Instrument Society of America, to be held September 9-12 at McCormick Pl., Chicago. The Model 155 "Level-Tel" system consists of two basic units — a transistorized detector unit compactly housed within a 4-inch condulet mounted on the vessel electrode, and a display unit with integral power supply — which are connected by unshielded three-wire cable. Model 155 operates on the same principle as other Robertshaw capacitance instruments, and is capable of measuring liquids, slurries, and granular solids or powders, irrespective of viscosity, conductivity or corrosion extremes. Other products which will be featured by the Aeronautical and Instrument Division in the Robertshaw display include the new transistorized Model 305 "Level-Tek" fixed-level detector and the recently introduced "Microsen" electronic process control line of solid-state indicating controllers, four-inch strip chart recorders, and peripheral equipment. Charter House Manager Named Robert G. Golbach has been an Charter House Manager Named Robert G. Golbach has been appointed general manager of the Charter House Hotel in Anaheim. The announcement was made by James S. Craig, vice-president in charge of the Motor Hotel Division of the Hotel Corporation of America. Golbach, who has been general manager of the 234-room Charter House Hotel in Alexandria, Va., for the past year and a half, first joined the HCA organization in 1954 at the Edgewater Beach Hotel in Chicago. He served as assistant convention manager of the Edgewater Beach; assistant general manager of the Biltmore Hotel in Palm Beach, Fla.; and sales manager of the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City. ROBERT G. GOLBACH A tyro-golfer and a member of the National Sales Management Association, the National Sales executives Association and the Navy League of the United States, Golbach is "looking forward to the opportunity of meeting the fine people of Orange County." "The area is wonderful, and the Tangney has been an instructor for the past two summers with the department and placed runner-up in Anaheim's men's doubles tournament. He also was a quarter-finalist in the La Jolla Invitational Tournament. He has taught private lessons and ranks Bobby Hutchenson as "the best player he ever taught." Hutcherson won three medals in the "Olympic Games for the Deaf". She placed second in the women's doubles, third place in the singles and fourth in the mixed doubles. Another teacher is Gary Dowdle, who is an instructor and tennis coach at Trident Junior High School. A newcomer to Anaheim, Dowdle lived most of his life in Salt Lake City. He graduated from the University of Utah in 1960 and began his teaching career in Anaheim that fall. This is his second year with the department, having taught last year at the center at Magnolia High School. Dowdle played one year for the University of Utah and participated in numerous tournaments in Utah and California. Club President Presently, he is president of the Anaheim Tennis Club. Commenting on the game of tennis, Dowdle said, "As a game, children can play, as well as adults. It combines more than any other sport, the values of exercise, team and individual play, discipline and self-control". Another mother who has found the enjoyment of teaching youngsters is Kay Nelson. She started playing tennis as a teenager in Texas. Later she played in Idaho and Utah. The wife of a former Gunnar Myrdal, Swedish economist and scholar, said "we all know deep down that if we cannot radically change the present nutritional situation in the world, there will not be peace...". Milk production in 1962 rose to 401 billion pounds in 18 leading countries supplying 80 per cent of the estimated total world output, compared with the 396 billion pound figure for 1961. A native of Long Beach, Art Furcron, presently a teacher in Newport Beach, started playing tennis when he was 12 years old. He lettered three years at Long Beach Poly where he helped bring them three championships. Then at Long Beach City College, Furcron was a member of the varsity team that won two titles. Student on Staff The only student on the tennis staff is Jeanne Ziegler. She picked up her first racket when she was 17. That was five years ago. The same summer she won the Buena Park women's singles. So impressed with the tennis game, Jeanne played in the Anaheim City Tournament and the Orange County Tournament and picked up first place cups in each tourney. Last spring, she managed to upset a seeded player and get to the semi-finals of the Northern California Women's Intercollegiate Championships held at Stanford University. Jeanne is a senior at the University of California at Berkeley and is majoring in English. She plans to be a teacher and coach following graduation next June. ROBERT G. GOLBACH A tyro-golfer and a member of the National Sales Management Association, the National Sales executives Association and the Navy League of the United States, Golbach is "looking forward to the opportunity of meeting the fine people of Orange County." "The area is wonderful, and the business climate healthy," he concluded. He added, "Following the footsteps of Bernard Haering is going to be quite a challenge — a challenge that I am greatly looking forward to." 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