anaheim-gazette 1963-08-29

BEST FUSCHIA GROWER — Mrs. Margaret Taylor, 111 Evelyn Dr. exhibits one of her fuschias to Joe Littlefield, noted authority on the plant, and Jack Davis, vice president of the Orange County Fuschia Society. Littlefield spoke to the society on the care and fertilization of the plant. He stated that the main think to remember about growing fuschias is to give them plenty of water and occasionally give them a "shower with a garden hose. He also recommendedly fertilizing them once every three weeks summer with an "acid action" fertilizer. The ciety now has 70 active members and is encing people who live in trailers to grow Mrs. Taylor is said to grow the most Fuschia Anaheim. (Gazette Photo by Douglas BEST FUSCHIA GROWER — Mrs. Margaret Taylor, 111 Evelyn Dr. exhibits one of her fuschias to Joe Littlefield, noted authority on the plant, and Jack Davis, vice president of the Orange County Fuschia Society. Littlefield spoke to the society on the care and fertilization of the plant. He stated that the main think to remember about growing fuschias is to give them plenty of water and occasionally give them a "shower with a garden hose. He also recommendedly fertilizing them once every three weeks summer with an "acid action" fertilizer. The city now has 70 active members and is encing people who live in trailers to grow Mrs. Taylor is said to grow the most Fuschia Anaheim. Girl Scouts Set Up Annual Fashion Show The annual American Girl Fashion Show for Intermediate and Senior Girl Scouts will be held this year at the Broadway Anaheim Store, in conjunction with the DuPont Company. The show, to be held today at 3:30 p.m., will have as commentator Carole Lee Depner, associate fashion advisor of the American Girl Magazine, and will follow a theme of "Easy Does It" fashions, and "Head To Toe" good grooming hints. "Easy-Does-It" fashions will include the newest eased silhouettes with relaxed lines, and the newest colors in easy to wear, easy to care for fabrics. Included will be a feature on good grooming. The American Girl's day by day schedule for head to toe sparkle will be given to every girl that attends the show, and Miss Depner will give pointers on how girls can obtain that special glow which is the result of regular grooming. The American Girl Magazine, published by the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. for its members, has planned this event in cooperation with the Anaheim Girl Scout Council. The Broadway, and the DuPont Company. All Girl Scouts and other interested girls are invited to attend the program. Carole Depner, commentator, believes that grooming is the key to a fashionable appearance. She states "The most elegant new styles won't flatter you in the least if they are worn sloppily. Good grooming and fashion rightness are inseparable." Miss Depner started her fashion career at the Associated Merchandising Corporation, as an assistant buyer. From there she moved to the American Girl where she concentrates on the development of fashions for subteen girls. Having graduated from Green Mountain College in Vermont, where she majored in liberal arts and merchandising. Miss Depner went on to complete her merchandising studies at New York University. Drum-Bugle Corps Has Openings Anaheim Scouts Drum Bugle Corp, of the Northern Range County Boy Scout Council now has openings for some members, and is extending vitation to eligible Boy Scout Explorers to join the organization. The Drum and Bugle Corps training in musical instrument and precision marching all instruction offered by personal instructors at no cost to the members. Members Corp have the fun and excitement of traveling to many parades personal appearances, along with the satisfaction of spread good name of Scouting and Council wherever they go. Along with the year round schedule and field events, the Corp has plans to appear in the A Legion State Competition ramento, and the American Legion National Competition land, Oregon during the end of 1964. All members of the Anaheim Scouts Corp must be registered Boy Scouts or Explorer must be active in their unit with displaying excellent like conduct when appraising the Corp. Further information... Where you have your car washed DOES make a difference! Catherine Toupal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome R. Toupal of 326 London Place has enrolled at the University of California's Davis Campus as a freshman in pre-veterinary medicine. 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 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 BRANCH OFFICE: 411 Main St., Huntington Beach, Calif. • LE 6 give them a "shower bath" e. He also recommended lightonce every three weeks in the "acid action" fertilizer. The soctive members and is encouragrive in trailers to grow them. d to grow the most Fuschias in Gazette Photo by Douglas Huff) Drum-Bugle Corps Has Openings Anaheim Scouts Drum and Bugle Corp, of the Northern Orange County Boy Scout Council, now has openings for some new members, and is extending an invitation to eligible Boy Scouts and explorers to join the organization. The Drum and Bugle Corp offers training in musical development and precision march, with instruction offered by professional instructors at no cost to the members. Members of the Corp have the fun and excitement of traveling to many parades and personal appearances, along with the satisfaction of spreading the good name of Scouting and their council wherever they go. Along with the year round parade schedule and field competition events, the Corp has made plans to appear in the American Region State Competition in Sacramento, and the American Legion National Competition in Portland, Oregon during the summer of 1964. All members of the Anaheim Scouts Corp must be registered by Boy Scouts or Explorers, and must be active in their unit, along with displaying excellent Scout conduct when appraising with the Corp. Further information and articles regarding the Drum-Bugle Corps Have Openings can be found on the website www.orangecountyboyscoutcouncil.org. NEW ORANGE COUNTY WATER SUPPLY — A recent view of the Robert B. Diemer Filtration Plant near Yorba Linda as it nears completion. The filter beds are shown in the foreground with headhouse and administration building at the top of the picture. The new plant is located on a long ridge on the south side of MEXICAN SCOUTS WELCOMED — Rolland Nesmith, president of the Downtown Kiwanis Club is shown at left welcoming Roberto Leal, head of the Association de Scouts de Mexico, (right) and Felipe Navarro, of troop 16. Ensenada. Thirty-two scouts from Mexico are guests this week of the Kiwanis Club. KIWANIS ENTERTAINS 32 MEXICAN SCOUTS Thirty-two Boy Scouts from Baja California are the guests this week of the Downtown Kiwanis Club and the troops the Kiwanians sponsor in Anaheim. Arriving Tuesday, they attend national relationship" he'd ever seen. As guests of local Boy Scouts, the Mexican boys spent Tuesday afternoon in the American homes, then went to the La Palma Youth Council No. I of the Region of International mistress Clubs is currying its series of KIWANIS ENTERTAINS 32 MEXICAN SCOUTS Thirty-two Boy Scouts from Baja California are the guests this week of the Downtown Kiawans Club and the troops the Kiawanians sponsor in Anaheim. Arriving Tuesday, they attended a luncheon in their honor with the Anaheim City Council in attendance. Mayor Rex Coons in a welcoming address told the scouts this is the "greatest grass roots international relationship" he'd ever seen. As guests of local Boy Scouts, the Mexican boys spent Tuesday afternoon in the American homes, then went to the La Palma Youth Center where they are camping out. Wednesday was highlighted by a camporee. Today's activities include a trip to Disneyland and a campfire that night. The scouts will return to Mexico by bus Friday morning after a short ceremony concluding the activities. The public is invited each night to the campfires and the camporee. Insurance Women Schedule Meeting Insurance Women of Orange County will hold their monthly dinner meeting Sept. 4, at the Villa Marina, Newport Beach at 7 p.m. Mrs. Leva C. Phillips, president, of Santa Ana, will conduct the meeting. Speaker for the evening will be Ted Petersen of Superior Insurance Co. Membership is open to all women in the insurance field. For Reservations are taken by Betty Galapo at KI 9-1188 or OR5-1550. A board meeting will be held on Sept. 18, at the home of Kay Carreon of Anaheim. Earnings Decline Beckman Insutruments, Inc., reported net earnings of $3,734,301 or $2.40 a share on record sales of $78,737,738 in fiscal 1963, compared with a net of $4,823,513 or $3.10 a share on sales of $5,778,-232 in 1962. Dr. Arnold O. Beckman, president, said the decline in 1963 earnings reflected initial costs of launching a nation-wide direct marketing program and the expense of maintaining budgeted programs in the company's Systems Division during a slow-down in placement of government orders over most of the year. He predicted "substantial increases in 1964 sales." Prominent members Toastmistress Clubs in who will represent their dual clubs at the next Toastmistress No3 gaze meeting of Sept. 9 will Mrs. Hazel Lewis, E of Anaheim, JA 7-1820 and 3rd Thursday each Mrs. Jack Adams, TC, LA 2-5990. Mrs. Al Neiman, GATC, 633-6068. Mrs. Iryl Burch, H492-6810. Mrs. Marvel Blanco ange TC, KI 2-2590. Mrs. Robert Johnson, Club of Anaheim, PR 42nd and 4th Monday). ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2863 ANAHEIM TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Wednesday of each week at 421 East Cerrita Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 VIRGIL PINKLEY, Editor and Publisher Entered as second class mail matter under the act March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. The image is a black and white photograph of a large industrial facility with multiple levels of storage or processing areas. The layout includes rows of openings that appear to be loading docks or warehouses. There are tall structures in the background, possibly cranes or machinery, indicating ongoing construction or maintenance work. The overall scene suggests a significant industrial operation, likely related to manufacturing or logistics. Robert B. Diem-filter beds are building at the south side of Telegraph canyon, and required the removal of the entire top of the ridge which involved a cut of 85 feet in some areas and excavation of approximately 1,600,000 cubic yards of dirt. The Metropolitan Water District facility will provide filtered water for much of Orange County starting later this year. NEWEST (Continued from Page 1) Twins to Meet The Mothers of Twins Club Inc., Central Orange County Chapter, will hold their monthly meeting Wednesday Sept. 4, at Honold's Hut in Garden Grove. A "Share the Twin Problem" buzz session is slated. Toll-Free Zenith 1-2000. That's the California Highway Patrol's statewide, toll-free number, reserved for calls on accidents and other highway emergencies occurring in areas outside of city limits, motorists were reminded by Capk F. E. Winchell, Anaheim area commander. When making a report, if possible a caller should give a description of the emergency, the location, the number hurt, or killed, and traffic conditions. If the accident is within a city, the report should be made to the local police department. AAUM Meeting An afternoon tea on Saturday, Sept. 14 at Trident Junior High will mark the first general meeting of the Anaheim Branch of the American Association of University Women. Anyone interested in joining is asked to call Mrs. Robert Reilly at PR 4-3892 for further information. Seek Early Data A resolution originating with the Anaheim Union High School District Board requests a change in the assessment schedule to give school districts earlier access to assessed valuations. This would help in projecting a district's income and outgo. District Supt. Paul Cook points out that the exact valuation is not known at the time the tentative budge is set up. The resolution, copies of which have been sent to all districts and to the Orange County School Boards Association, asks that the information be made available before April. 'Sweetheart' Kathleen Muth, a blue-eyed blonde 19 year old ticket seller at Disneyland, has been named National Sweetheart of Alpha Delta Gamma national social fraternity. She will reign over the fraternity's 32nd Annual Convention in Milwaukee, Wis., from Aug. 28 to 31. Kathleen was selected from 15 candidates representing every area of the continental United States. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Muth, of Santa Ana. Delegate Scout Executive William W. Bent will head the Northern Orange County delegation when more than 3,500 professional leaders of the Boy Scouts of America. Toastmistresses Plan for Fall Council Meetings Council No. I of the Southwest Region of International Toastmistress Clubs is currently preparing its series of Fall meetings. These meetings are held monthly at the Hawaiian Restaurant on Pacific Coast Hwy. in Long Beach. Each Toastmistress Club in the Orange County area sends a representative to these meeting, and each Council representative brings back to her group a report of the activities of the Council and the recommendations and advice of Council for the improvement of the individual clubs. Prominent members of the Toastmistress Clubs in this area who will represent their individual clubs at the next Council Toastmistress No3 gazette meeting of Sept. 9 will be: Mrs. Hazel Lewis, Eulalie Club of Anaheim, JA 7-1820 (meets 1st and 3rd Thursday each month). Mrs. Jack Adams, Fullerton TC, LA 2-5990. Mrs. Al Neiman, Garden Grove TC, 633-8068. Mrs. Iryl Burch, Harbor TC, 492-6810. Mrs. Marvel Blanchard, Orange TC, KI 2-2590. Mrs. Robert Johnson, Philomela Club of Anaheim, PR 4-7037 (meet 2nd and 4th Monday). GAZETTE E: PR 2-1800 week at 421 East Cerritos Ave. California Station No. A 22441 Editor and Publisher Mail matter under the act of acts herein are reserved. A year, payable in advance. AAUM Meeting An afternoon tea on Saturday, Sept. 14 at Trident Junior High will mark the first general meeting of the Anaheim Branch of the American Association of University Women. Anyone interested in joining is asked to call Mrs. Robert Reilly at PR 4-3892 for further information. Gets JC Job Marvin L. Sampson, head football coach at Valencia High School for the past three years, will go to Fullerton Junior College. Sampson will join the staff as physical education instructor and will serve as assistant football coach. Ban Rejected A proposal by the Orange County Fire Chiefs Assn. to ban fireworks has been rejected by the County Board of Supervisors. Board members said they felt fireworks were part of the tradition of the holiday. Plan Parade Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America youths belonging to the Anaheim District, Los Ranchos District, Valencia District and Walter Knott Districts have been requested to have at least one unit represented in the Masonic - sponsored Constitution Observance parade slated to be held Sept. 13 beginning at 6 p.m. from Pearson Park and ending at La Palma Stadium. Ritchie in Race Darrel Ritchie of Anaheim will pilot one of nine California cars entered in the annual championships along with 391 others at the Labor Day weekend races at Indianapolis. Ritchie has been a consistent winner in the races. Kathleen was selected from 15 candidates representing every area of the continental United States. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Muth, of Santa Ana. Delegate Scout Executive William W. Bent will head the Northern Orange County delegation when more than 3,500 professional leaders of the Boy Scouts of America will gather at the University of Illinois in Champaign, Ill., for their 12th National Training Conference, Aug. 29 through Sept. 4. Promoted Appointment of Joseph A. Savoldi as city manager, Los Angeles central district, for the Chrysler - Plymouth division, Chrysler Corporation, announced today by John C. Woodward, Los Angeles sales city manager for the division. Savoldi and his wife, Mary, and two boys live at 1223 E. Hampshire, Anaheim. Sentenced Henry (Russ) Ruskin, 42, former advertising manager for an Anaheim daily newspaper from October, 1957 until April 1962, and a losing City Council candidate, has been sentenced to a 1-to-14-year state prison term for passing $4000 worth of stolen checks taken from the Buena Park Pony Express while he was employed there. Ruskin has a string of bad check convictions dating back to December, 1939. Last Night Trip Sept. 14 (Saturday) will be the last night the S. S. Catalina will be making the moonlight cruise to Catalina Island. The steamer sails into Avalon Bay just in time for passengers to make the first dance at the famed Casino where Russ Morgan has been entertaining nightly.