anaheim-gazette 1963-08-15

Mary Jane Angellar, 309 Olympic Pl., Anaheim, a 16-year-old sophomore at Marywood Girl's School, has been named to represent Gewelco, a Junior Achievement company at the 20th National Junior Achievement Conference at the University of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind., Aug. 18 to 23. Gewelco, counselled by Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. has been named regional "Company "I'm A HOBO, TOO — An, I know what all hoboes know. You have to wear tattered clothes. An' you have to hunt for your meals. An' you have to protect yourself from dogs teeth, too.' Or so it might be said by Benton Tatum (R), Age 5, to Julie Hokeman, 8, as they observed Hobo Week at Sunkist Park. Event was planned by the City Recreation Department. (Gazette Photo by Douglas Huff) MIDDIE—Midshipman Second Class Robert A. Stanfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Stanfield of 922 Agate St., Anaheim was among U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen who completed two weeks of aviation indoctrination training recently at the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. MIDDIE—Midshipman Second Class Robert A. Stanfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Stanfield of 922 Agate St., Anaheim was among U.S. Naval Academy midshipmen who completed two weeks of aviation indoctrination training recently at the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla. TRAINEE — Marine Private David Arvjo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Arvjo of 2541 West Eola Dr., Anaheim, completed recruit training recently at the Marine Recruit Depot, San Diego. NAVY TRAINEE Terrance J. Bartels, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bartels of 1011 West Sycamore St., Anaheim, is undergoing nine weeks basic training at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill. PEA-PICKERS PARTY — This scene will be duplicated with slight alterations Friday when the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department has its annual Penny Carnival at La Palma Park picnic grounds. This year's theme is "Hillbilly Daze" with some 27 booths for an expected 4,000 area "mountaineers." Food, games and prizes will be available at the year's best prices from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Walton League Plans Party In lieu of a regular monthly meeting, the Izaak Walton League of Anaheim is slating a Membership Party at the Fred Cooper's home at 19001 Valley Drive. Or Walton League Plans Party In lieu of a regular monthly meeting, the Izaak Walton League of Anaheim is slating a Membership Party at the Fred Cooper's home at 19001 Valley Drive, Orange on Aug. 17. Members are urged to bring a potential Ike member and as an added incentive a charge of $2 per couple will be levied on those who fail to bring anyone. Reservations should be mailed in to Fred Cooper, Ike membership chairman by August 12. 46-ACRE LAKE A reservoir projected by the City of Anaheim in Walnut Canyon is expected to have a surface of 46 acres and contain 2000 acre feet of water — 814 million gallons. The facility is part of a wafer bond proposal to be voted on Oct. 8. CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY 251 NORTH LEMON STREET, ANAHEIM. KE 5-3209 Cotter's FOR MEN Sport Shirts – Reg. 8.95 $388 2 for 7.00 $488 2 for 9.00 SWEATERS Reg. to 21.50 SHOES Reg. to 18.95 Jarman & Freeman Wash Pants Reg. to 6.95 2 For ... 2.88 Each AI & TKS. Sport Coats – Reg. 22.95 to 55.00 1788 to 4388 Special Group of 150 SUITS NOW Reg. from 32.95 To 110.00. DRESS SLACK REG. 19.95 $1388 2 FOR 27.00 OPEN A CONVENIENT CHARGE ACCOUNT 118 W. Lincoln • Downtown Jane Angellar is Delegate Senior Achievement Parley of the Year" and will be competing for "National Company of the Year" honors at the conference. Other officers of the JA firm are William Doyle, president, a 17 year old junior at Servite High School and Allan Boal, 15, of Orange High School, vice president of sales. Miss Angellar is the treasurer of Gewelco. Achievement in College Noted Walter Patstone, son of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Patstone, 200 W. Midway Drive, has been named to the Dean's List for academic achievement at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. during the spring semester of 1963, according to Ira E. Harrod, dean of students. To be named to the list, a student must have maintained a three point average during the semester. The highest average a student at Rensselaer may attain is four. Walter a recent graduate in Electrical Engineering was a member of Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi, AFROTC, Rifle Team, and the Troy Chapter Ordre of Demolay. WATER BONDS Anaheim voters on Oct. 8 will be asked to approve issuance of water bonds totaling $4,900,000. Girl Scouts Pay 20 Cents Monthly Girl Scouts Pay 20 Cents Monthly To Support Abandoned Korean Baby Fifty Anaheim junior and senior high schoolers in Troop 262 and 145 of the Girl Scouts of America recently sent their baby "sister" in Korea presents for her first birthday. Troop members "adopted" Jung Hak Ja from Dr. J. Calvitt Clarke, Founder and International Director of the Christian Children's Fund, Richmond. Each girl pays 20 cents a month to help support their "adoptee." Hak Ja was abandoned by her parents when she was only a few days old. Now this lovable, sweet and quiet infant lives at the CCF supported Kyong Dong Babies' Home in Suwon, Korea. At the present, Hak Ja, whose name means "Learned," only likes to eat, sleep and play with her rag doll in the nursery. All the Girl Scouts have taken the little child into their hearts and want to do everything possible for her. Most of them have expressed a desire to bring Hak Ja to this country "so we can really raise her... She really seems to belong to us now," stated the Troop sponsor. Christian Children's Fund is the largest organization of its type — presently assisting over 43,000 children. Dr. Clarke and his wife, Helen, report that they always have more hungry children than sponsors. They have a long waiting list of orphanages requesting help — and the orphanages in turn have waiting lists of children needing assistance. Sponsors send $10 a month toward the child's care, choosing a boy or a girl. TAKES CRUISE Midshipman First Class James G. McWalters, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. McWalters of 2223 Seville, Anaheim, completed his summer training cruise in the Mediterranean late in July when he debarked from the radar picket destroyer USS Vesole at Naples, Italy. I've Got News! Where you have your car washed DOES make a difference! Bigger Than Ever... MARK DOWN SALE NAL DAYS UP TO 50% AND MORE! kind of Buys you'll Find at Cotler's... Not All Items in All Sizes $5 Take Your Pick and SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE up of 150 NOW $19 to $55 ADDRESS SLACKS— REG. 19.95 88 2 FOR 27.00 $15 88 2 FOR 30.00 A CONVENIENT COTLER'S CHARGE ACCOUNT Downtown Anaheim washed DOES make a difference! Speedy - extra courteous service-Plus a spotlessly clean car guaranteed! With 15 Gals. 49c With 8 Gals. 89c Any Purchase 1.10 Reg. Price 1.25 Hancock Gasoline EAST ANAHEIM CAR WASH State College Blvd. & Lincoln Avenue FREE MEASURING AND AIR-H ALUMINUM AWARD Largest Aluminum Pallet and Awning Facility in California! 1514 W. COMMONWEALT Our Lady of Rosary Institute Schedules Events for August At a year planning" meeting at the home of Mrs. Eugene Renk, the regular meeting of Our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109 (Anaheim YLI), a regular meeting was scheduled for Monday evening, Aug. 19 at 7:45 p.m. in the Odd Fellows' Hall, 325 W. Center St., Anaheim with Mrs. Renk preplans for the annual Luau to be held Saturday Evening, Aug. 24 at 6:30 p.m. in the "Tiki Huts" of Lipsky and Kolb, 2205 and 2209 Jetty Drive, Anaheim, have been completed with Mrs. Dino Sbardellafi, (PR 4-5452) as general chairman. Tickets for the event, which is open to the public, may be obtained from Mrs. Maurice Richer (PR 6-3208). Reservations close Aug. 19. Proceeds will be donated to the Annual Golden Jubilee Burse for the education of young men aspiring to the priesthood. Announcement was made that the "Well" Baby Clinic is held the first and fourth Wednesday of the month, 1 to 5 p.m. at the La Palma Youth Center with Mrs. Maurice Richer (PR 6-3208) as chairman. This project is under the direction of the Orange County Health and Welfare Department, and since the number of children who are brought to the clinic increase each time, many volunteers are needed. Anyone interested may consult Mrs. Richer. Mrs. Roy Phelps, (KE 3-1052) chairman, with Mrs. Ray Hudson (KE 5-4968) cochairman of the Thursday evening Bridge Club, announce that the public is invited to attend. Meetings are held every Thursday evening at 8 p.m. in the Optimist Club House, 118 W. Chartres St., Anaheim, with Tony Lipsky directing. Hostesses for the month of August include Miss Mary Jean Lambert, August 15, Mrs. Fred Day, Aug. 22 and Mrs. Roland Engle, Aug. 29. All proceeds from the games are used by the Institute for their philanthropic purposes. A benefit card Party will be held Monday evening, Aug. 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Wm. Jolissaint, 1001 N. Citron St., Anaheim, with Mrs. Frank Ranker as chairman. Proceeds will be donated to St. Andrew's Priory, Valvermo, Calif. The public is invited. Bridge, 500, Canasta, Pinochle, etc. will be played. Anyone who can assist with the Cord Rosary project may contact the chairman, Mrs. Jerome Mckenna (772-4726). Hospitals, Juvenile Hall, Confraternity instructors, Missions, etc., are the recipients of the various article made by this committee, as well as scrap books for hospitalized children. We Give BLUE CHIP STAMPS BONUS OFFER 25,000 BLUE CHIP STAMPS 20 BOOKS WITH EVERY BUG-FREE PATIO 12,500 BLUE CHIP STAMPS 10 BOOKS WITH EVERY OPEN PATIO FACTORY SALE ON ALL PATIOS, CARPORTS & PORCHES NO MONEY DOWN ON ALL PATIOS, CAR-PORTS & PORCHES NO MONEY DOWN NO PAYMENT TIL FEB. 1, 1964 OFTEN IMITATED NEVER DUPLICATED MEASURING AND LAYOUT SERVICE AIR-KOOL® ALUMINUM AWNING COMPANY Low Fantasy Project City in California! COMMONWEALTH . . . FULLERTON FREE HOME ESTIMATE TR 1-3530 KI 3-6363 SANTA ANA AREA OW 1-5615 LA HABRA AREA • 24 Hour Service •