anaheim-gazette 1963-09-12

6—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, September 12, 1968 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Swimmers Visit Senator K AQUATIC CHAMPIONS VISIT NATION'S CAPITAL AFTER Compliments of U. S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel Assis Leader (at right, front row) are given members of City during stop in Washington, D.C. on return from Nation ming Meet at High Point, N.C., where Southern Cali marks. Team members, come from Whittier, Arcadia, A heim, Claremont, Glendora, Monterey Park, Compton, DOLLARS & SENSE by Marvin F. Essenmacher Manager, Anaheim Office First Federal Savings of Alhambra By comparison of genuine and counterfeit bills — we noted in a brown column — the difference Manager. Anaheim Office First Federal Savings of Alhambra by comparison of genuine and counterfeit bills — we noted in a previous column — the difference is usually recognizable in the portrait, seal, serial numbers and paper. The genuine is a work of art. The counterfeit cannot pass the test of scrutiny. At a glance, counterfeit coins like bills only seem to be genuine. Here is the difference: Ring the coins on a hard surface. The genuine sounds clear and bell-like. The counterfeit sounds dull. Also, most counterfeits feel slippery, greasy. Check the reeding (corrugated outer edge). Ridges on the genuine goin are distinct and evenly spaced. On the counterfeit, they are poorly spaced and irregular. Cut the edge of a suspected coin. The counterfeit is made of a soft metal which can be nicked easily with a knife. When you place your trust and treasured money in the Anaheim office of First Federal Savings of Alhambra, there is this big difference — you know an experienced, highly reputable and dependable firm protects your money and pays you a steady, generous return on your savings. Our Anaheim office is located at 529 S. State College Blvd. Head office: Garfield and Bay State Streets, Alhambra. — Adv. The day may come when you'll want to sell your home. That's when you'll find yourself selling your community in an effort to get the best price for your home. This is an interesting experience because you suddenly realize that you have been blind to the gradual changes that have taken place through the years. These changes may or may not be for the better. And they can make the difference of several thousand dollars cash in your pocket! If the area around your home is improving, it's probably being accomplished ator Kuchel NATION'S CAPITAL AFTER BREAKING RECORDS. Thomas H. Kuchel Assistant Senate Republican given members of City of Commerce Swim Club on return from National AAU Women's SwimC., where Southern California natators set new from Whittier, Arcadia, Azusa, Temple City, AnaMonterey Park, Compton, and Rosemead. Management Charles V. Elwell, director of industrial relations of Hunt Foods and Industries, Inc., will be featured speaker at the next dinner meeting of the Orange County chapter of the National Asociation of Accountants Sept. 16 at the Disneyland Hotel. Elwell's topic will be "Financial Aspects of Industrial Management." ATTENDS PARLEY Arnold J. Harden, manager The Life Insurance Co. of W ginia's Anaheim district office, cently attended a three-day m ing of the company's Combinat Agency Field Advisory Commitee at the home office in R mond, Va. when you'll want to when you'll find community in an place for your home. Long experience be-ize that you have individual changes that with money raised through sale of municipal bonds—bonds for better fire-fighting equipment, schools, city government buildings, water and sewage facilities, parks and streets, etc. Good thing about municipal bonds is they protect you in two important ways: Bonds spread the cost over a long period of time to keep taxes at a reasonable level. And interest rates on your city's bonds are decided by competitive bidding to get the lowest rate under prevailing bond market conditions. The Bank of America and its associ-ated dealers bid on virtually all municipal bonds issued in the State. We believe in Californians and California communities. And we're as eager as you are to see the value of your biggest single investment—your home—increase! You can make sure your property values do increase by taking an active personal interest in your local govern-ment. How? Vote in all bond elections and support bond issues for local and com-munity improvements. BOND DEPARTMENT BANK OF AMERICA San Francisco • Los Angeles NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION ```markdown ``` Young Kennedy Backers Form Advisory Group An "imposing list of advisors" is announced for the 1964 Youth for Kennedy campaign in Orange County by Dan Wooldridge of Garden Grove, general chairman. Serving as advisors to the teenage and young adult movement are Congressman Richard T. Hanna, Assemblyman William Dana nemeyer, 34th CDO chairman Walter B. Chaffee and Garden Grove city councilman John R.' Dean. Wooldridge, of 12781 El Rey Pl., also announced the appointments of Doug Davidson, 2129 Hesperia; Santa Ana, as 35th Congressional District director and treasurer, and Jack Francis, 1253 Bluegrass; Anaheim, as 34th Congressional District director and vice chairman. Wooldbridge said initial membership in the campaign is from the West Orange County Young Democrats, which is a "moderate organization not especially interested in admission of Red China, birth control or Castroism." "We just want to do a job for an outstanding President and we are not going to wait until three months before the election," Wooldridge said. "We hope to be fully organized down to city chairman by Sept. 17," he said. Hebrew School Sets Schedule Hebrew chool has begun sessions at Temple Beth Emet, 1770 W. Cerritos Ave., Anaheim, on Wednesday. Final rebistration of new students was Sunday. Sunday School sessions will begin on Sept. 15. Phillip Spergel, education vice-president, announced that for the coming school year students who attended Hebrew or Sunday School in May, 1963, will be assigned automatically to the next class. The Pre-Confirmation class will meet with Eli Kagan, Principal, on Wesnesdays at 6:30 p.m. It is for students of the 8th and 9th grades of public school. The Confirmation Class for student in the 10th, 11th, and 12th grade of public school will meet with the Rabbi on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. All boys and girls in the Temple, ages 5 thru 18, are expected to attend at least one session of Religious School a week. Raddi Aaron J. Tofield, the spiritual leader of the congregation, is the director of the religious school and Kagan is principal. Cantor Philip Moddel is in charge of the musical program. The Hebrew School teachers are Mmes. Esther Ellis, Edith Helman, Nira Boston, Helen "We just want to do a job for an outstanding President and we are not going to wait until three months before the election," Wooldridge said. "We hope to be fully organized down to city chairman by Sept. 17," he said. El Toro Wives Meet Tuesday The Officers' Wives' Club at El Toro will begin their social season with a coffee to welcome newcomers on Tuesday, Sept. 17, at 10 a.m. Coffee will be served in the Mandarin Room of the Officers' Club. An orientation program has been planned. The nursery will be open. All boys and girls in the Temple, ages 5 thru 18, are expected to attend at least one session of Religious School a week. Raddi Aaron J. Tofield, the spiritual leader of the congregation, is the director of the religious school and Kagan is principal. Cantor Philip Moddel is in charge of the musical program. The Hebrew School teachers are Mmes. Esther Ellis, Edith Helman, Nira Boston, Helen Schoenherz, Florence Waterman, and Ranona Ziv. The Sunday School teachers are Mmes. Elaine Bernsen, Doris Glasser, Geraldine Kirsch, Renee Madnick, Rita Mann, Carole Miller, Ellen Nice, Judith Schwartz, and Virginia Spergel, and Mr. Paul Elkin. 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