anaheim-gazette 1963-10-03

THE Anaheim Gazette Thursday, October 3, 1962 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA JUST LIKE RAMS — UCLA's quarterback problems, similar to those of the Los Angeles Rams, revolve around this trio. Steve Sindell (10), Carl Jones (21) and Larry Zano (15) are all ready to take the snap from a confused center Prentice OLeary. The Bruins, with Jo apparently starting, will play Stanford Saturday, hoping the results aren't similar those of the Rams. JUST LIKE RAMS — UCLA's quarterback problems, similar to those of the Los Angeles Rams, revolve around this trio. Steve Sindell (10), Carl Jones (21) and Larry Zano (15) are all ready to take the snap from a confused center Prentice OLeary. The Bruins, with Japparently starting, will play Stanford Saturday, hoping the results aren't similar those of the Rams. Grand President to Visit Anaheim Institute No. 10 Grand President Mrs. J. M. Jackson of Seattle, Wash., will make her official visit to Our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109 on Monday evening, Oct. 7 in the Oddfellows Hall. A dinner at 6:30 will precede the meeting. Reservations are being taken by Mrs. Joseph Wells, KE 5-0210. Initiation of prospective members and a tea will complete the evening activities. Breakfast Mrs. Eugene Renk, president, announced that reservations are also being accepted for the annual breakfast to be held at the Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles. Celebrant of the Mass at 9 a.m. will be Bishop Timothy Manning. These services will take place at St. Vibiana's Cathedral, Los Angeles on Oct. 20. Following the services, the annual Golden Jubilee Purse for the education of young men for the Priesthood will be presented to Bishop Manning. Chaplain To Talk Approximately 400 members from all Institutes are expected to attend, and those wishing to make reservations are asked to call Mrs. David Prichard, 5-8471 before Oct. 15. Gust speaker for the event be the Rev. Francis Dowd, lain of Fred Nelles School Boys in Whittier. Mrs. Ruth of Ventura is Chairman. WANT SALVAGE The St. Vincent de Paul vage drive is under way d October, it was announced by Rev. Msgr. James E. Dolan rector. Donations of discarded be made by calling Her 7-0691, Long Beach. Announcing our NEW 4.85% DIVIDEND RATE ON SAVINGS STARTING OCT. 1, 1963 4.85%= $4.94* RATE ON SAVINGS STARTING OCT. 1, 1963 4.85% = $4.94* *EACH $100 WITH DIVIDENDS COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY AT NEW 4.85% CURRENT ANNUAL RATE Earn a new high rate commensurate with safety for your savings at mutually-owned First FEDERAL Savings of Alhambra. Our savers — not stockholders or "family" owners—get all profits after proper allocations for reserves and operating expenses. Dividends are paid or compounded quarterly. Perfect dividend record since 1925 under the same, sound management. Accounts insured up to $10,000 by FEDERAL Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Our assets-strength now over $140 million! Open or add to your account now! FUNDS RECEIVED BY OCTOBER 10 EARN FROM OCTOBER 1 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association of Alhambra ESTABLISHED 1925 • A. G. KRUSE, PRESIDENT SINCE 1925...GROWING UNDER THE SAME, SOUND MANAGEMENT POLICIES ANAHEIM OFFICE: MARVIN F. ESSENMACHER Asst. Secretary & Mgr. 529 S. State College Blvd. (Placentia St.) 1 block south of East Anaheim Center • PR 6-5700 Other offices in Alhambra, Costa Mesa and West Covina, Head Office: Alhambra Loara High Sports By Steve Milner Saxons Fall to Carpinteria 25-0 Loara ran into a trap Friday night at Carpinteria when the Warriors, led by quarterback Jim Valasquez scored a decisive victory over the Saxons, 25-0. Valasquez passed for 19 points in the game, throwing TD aerials to Dave Lundberg, 37 yards; Rick Olmstead, 10 yards; and Ken Duncan, 20 yards. Olmstead scored the lone conversion on a Valasquez pass in the third quarter. The remaining tally was recorded by halfback Lundberg who bulled over one yard for the final touchdown. Strong Warrior Defense The Saxons couldn't get rolling as the Warrior defensive unit stymied their drives. To complicate things, Loara fumbled four times, recovering but twice. Carpinteria was last season's Tri-Valley League champion and made CIF semi-finals, while Loara occupied second position in the Inland loop. Brea Next Tomorrow night the Saxons make their debut in the Orange League as they meet the Brea Wildcats, perennial league champions and defending as they meet "A" champions. The contest will be played on the Wildcat gridiron with an 8 p.m. kickoff time. Box score: L C Yards Rushing 152 198 Yards Passing 47 56 Net Yards Rushing Passing 199 254 Yards Penalized 60 50 Fumbles 4 2 Own Fumbles Recovered 2 0 Opponents Fumbles First Downs 7 9 LOARA SAXONS LEAGUE SCHEDULE (ORANGE LEAGUE) Oct. 4 — Brea, There Oct. 12 — Corona del Mar, Orange Coast College Oct. 19 — Laguna Beach, La Palma Oct. 25 — Lowell, La Habra Nov. 1 — Valencia, La Palma Nov. 9 — La Quinta, Garden Grove Nov. 14 — Capistrano, La Palma Anaheim WAC In Exercises With Troops WAC Specialist Five Sandra E. Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Campbell, 1622 Tyrol Ave., Anaheim, participated with other members of Company B of Headquarters, Special Troops, U. S. Army Europe (USAREUR), in the unit's annual field training exercise near Heidelberg, Germany. During the training, Specialist Campbell received instruction in map reading, nuclear biological and chemical warfare, field safety and field operations. Specialist Campbell entered the 1961 and was last stationed in Women's Army Corps in March Washington, D. C. She arrived overseas in May 1962 and is now a member of the Women's Army Corps in March Washington. By DOUG HOWE It is with great sadness that a lack of common sense type) that I will each cast the results of my games among the high Anaheim and college teammates. Any mistakes in this we may make will not fault but the teams us up. So without away we go. LOARA at BREA: A there should not be any to the outcome of this has been a top team in for the past several years is a two year old school seniors and is fresh off pasting at the hands of High. BREA by 28. This valently putting it. MAGNOLIA vs. BUENA (La Palma Park, Santa Magnolia rates as a our book even though drowned by Newport Week 20-7. Besides Map to first round CIF after Crestview League play We still haven't lost fair MAGNOLIA by seven. Hard To Predate WESTERN at SAN ANTONIO This one is hard to tell that wins will be really wants it. Western with an upset over favored Beach Millikan winning week but we will have to with Santa Ana, Santa Ana HEIM vs. WESTERN (La Palma Satadium Night) This will be a real Both teams look good heim came in first in Competition and went semi finals year and haven't away we go. Five Cited Five Servite seniors will receive ship Corporation, the Rev. Leonard M. Mazurk, O.S.M., principal of Servite, said today. Receiving the letters are Harvey Lowe, 2509 Virginia Ave., Robert Michel, 9912 Harriet Lane, Alan Mokler, 9581 Random Lane, William Plachy, 910 Maple St., and John Strahley, 801 Dale St. Four other Servite students were named Semi finalists and six others received letters. 'League Day' Tamasha Town and Country Club in Anaheim will be the scene of the Orange County League of Women Voters' "County League Day" program from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Oct. 10. Dr. Edwin Rubin, deputy director of community services for the State Department of Mental Hygiene in Sacramento, will speak on Mental Health. Nobody missed you at the City Council Meeting that night—because there was no one there to miss you. It just happened you weren't the only one who found it inconvenient to come. Everybody, that night, had the same thought: "Let George do it!" And none of the Georges showed up! This imaginary situation is not at all far fetched. It happens, in part, at every town meeting—someone with a valuable opinion doesn't come. The missing opinion may be that would have started action on civic improvements, or killed a person you would like to see dropped. Your active interest in local ment gives you the story behind the for improved fire-fighting equi schools, water and sewage facilities streets, and other community facilities. Almost every important com asset is financed with money prov MUNICIPAL BOND DEPARTMENT BANK OF NATIONAL TRUST AND The Crystal Ball By DOUG HUFF It is with great courage and a lack of common sense (money type) that I will each week forecast the results of the weekend games among the high schools in Anaheim and colleges. Any mistakes in the predictions we may make will not be our fault but the teams who fouled us up. So without further ado away we go. LOARA at BREA: As we see it there should not be any doubt as to the outcome of this one. Brea has been a top team in its league for the past several years. Loara is a two year old school without seniors and is fresh from a 20-0 pasting at the hands of Carpenter High. BREA by 28. That's conservatively putting it. MAGNOLIA vs. BUENA PARK: (La Palma Park, Saturday Night) Magnolia rates as a favorite in our book even though they were drowned by Newport Harbor last week 20-7. Besides Magnolia went to first round CIF after a rugged Crestview League play last year. We still haven't lost faith in them. MAGNOLIA by seven. Hard To Predict WESTERN at SANTA ANA: This one is hard to tell. The team that wins will be the one that really wants it. Western came up with an upset over favored Long Beach Millikan winning 13-9 last week but we will have to go along with Santa Ana. Santa Ana should place high in the Sunset League this Year. SANTA ANA by 6. ANAHEIM vs. WESTMINSTER: (La Palma Satadium, Friday Night) This will be a real game. Both teams look good but Anaheim came in first in Sunset Competition and went to CIF semi finals year and they still haven’t lost. up with the same record it did last year in Eastern Conference action, it better win this one Saturday Night. Fullerton has lost its first two games, the last by a score of 20-14, in favor of Chaffey and the week before at Mt. SAC, 14-0. Fullerton is decidedly improved since Mt. SAC and we forecast FULLERTON by 14. Should Stay Home ORANGE COAST vs. SAN BERNADINO: (Pirate Stadium; Saturday Night) San Bernadino would do better to stay home. Orange Coast has got one of the best teams its ever had and Orange Coast should swab the field with San Berdoo. ORANGE COAST by 35. SANTA ANA at GROSSMONT: This won't even be a game. Santa Ana is powerful and has been tabbed by many to retain its hold on the EC Championship. When comparing these teams one must remember that Santa Ana got over enthusiastic last year and when the game finally ended, the score board read 40 to 0. With this in mind we say SANTA ANA by 20. CS Subject "Judge not according to the appearance, but judge righteous judgment." This passage from John (7:24) will be the Golden Text at all Christian Science churches this Sunday. The subject of the Bible Lesson is "Unreality." Related readings from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy will include these lines: "All the evidence of physical sense and all the knowledge obtained from physical sense must yield to Science, to the immortal truth of all things" (p. 493). Slate Dinner The Welcome Stranger Club of Orange County will install and welcome new members this Saturday evening at the Alta Vista Country Club in Placentia, with a dinner at 8 p.m. The social hour begins at 7 p.m. OFFICE—HOME SUPPLIES STATIONERY — GIFTS OVER 50,000 ITEMS W 139 W. Lincoln EBER'S DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Save yourself money, time and possible injury. When your set needs fixing, call us for the expert TV service you want— 525-0260 COMPLETE MONEY-SAVING T.V. SERVICE WAYNE CALDWELL'S MARVINS T.V. & APPLIANCES NEXT TIME CALL A QUALIFIED T.V. REPAIRMAN 1217 W. 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