anaheim-gazette 1963-10-10

CHAIRMAN — Dr. Samuel Gendel has been organizations which best exemplify the spirit CHAIRMAN — Dr. Samuel Gendel has been elected chairman of the 1963 Disneyland Community Service Awards Committee which will have as its primary function the selection of those organizations which best exemplify the spirit of community interest and participation in community needs through successful community service programs. READ AND USE THE WANT ADS! DISCO WE BUY FOR LES KING—SIZE Unconditionally Guaranteed — No Money Down No Payments For 45 Days — Free Delivery — INCLUDES — • KING SIZE MATTRESS • KING SIZE BOX SPRING • CANNON FITTED SHEET • CANNON TOP SHEET • KING SIZE BLANKET • 2 KING SIZE PILLOWS • 2 PILLOW CASES • KING SIZE METAL FRAME WITH CASTERS Mattress and box springs of finest quality. Bedding accessories are all combed percale from nationally famous Cannon Mills. OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sat. 10 to 6, Sun. 12 to 5 Man 25 Faces Hit-Run Death Charge Jimmy Don Moore, 25, of 2046 Mountain View St., must answer to felony hit-and-run charges as a result of the death of Mrs. Sharon D. Ross, 27, of Garden Grove, injured in a collision last Aug. 11 in Garden Grove. Mrs. Ross was a passenger in a car that was knocked into the path of a third car which pushed head-on into the path of a fourth vehicle on Chapman Ave. The first vehicle, which side-swiped the in which Mrs. Ross was riding, was driven hurriedly away. The getaway car was abandoned a mile away and three occupants fled on foot. For a time Moore contended that the car had been stolen before the accident. Anaheim police, however, said he flunked a lie detector test and they were convinced he had recovered the car before the accident. Bridge Winners The regular weekly game was held at Elks Lodge, Anaheim last Thursday, Oct. 3, for Young Ladies Institute No. 109, directed by Anthony Lipsky. Winning north-south were Charles Rowland and Dr. James Colvin, first; Ed Stapp and Dr. Robert Mixer, second; William White and Nate Gilliam, third; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Blank, fourth. East-West first place points were won by Mrs. M. Freidman Girls, Moms Given YMCA Indocrination An orientation to YMCA program was recently held for seventh grade girls at Fremont and Sycamore Junior High Schools, under the direction of Mrs. Beverly Fast, girl's program assistant. Participants included interested girls and their mothers, and the evening was spent exploring the potential of YMCA program for both groups. Mothers met with Mrs. Nan Moore, YMCA Girl's program director, for adult orientation. The role of Parents as Partners with the YMCA was presented, and opportunity given to indicate areas of interest and willingness to serve as a volunteer. Approximately 75 mothers and daughters attended the session. Club programs fall into four major categories — fun, education, service and worship. Any Junior High girl is eligible to join. Other Junior High schools will hold their orientation within a few weeks. Supervising this year at the Junior high level will be Mrs. Guy Hiserodt, Fremont; Mrs. Jim Carter, Sycamore; Mrs. Orlo Fast, Crescent and Brookhurst; Mrs. Alden Esping, Trident and Ball. The entire program is under the supervision of Mrs. Nan Moore. Girl's Program Director and sponsored by the Anaheim YMCA a U.F. Agency. Meet Tonight The Anaheim Farm Bureau Center will hold its first fall meeting tonight at 6:30 p.m. at the Kiddie Parade Marshal Sought; The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce is currently conducting a search for some local boy or girl who can qualify as Parade Marshal for its 40th Annual Halloween Festival Kiddie Parade which will be held at 11 a.m., Friday, Oct. 25. According to Kiddie Parade Parade Chairman Eldon Hauck the boy or girl selected will have the honor of leading a parade which has gained national recognition as one of the largest all-children events of its kind. It includes some 600 costumed children representing 31 local schools, plus attractive student made floats, bands, and other special entries. Conditions Hauck said any boy or girl applying for the honor must: 1. Be a pupil in grades one through six currently enrolled in an Anaheim school. 2. Be able to ride a horse, and own a horse (properly trailered) which can be controlled by the rider (high-spirited horses will not be accepted.) 3. Submit name, address, school grade to Anaheim City School District (Phone: KE 5-6001, ext 55) prior to Oct. 18. 4. Past Parade Marshals included Peggy Peter last year, Craig Enoe in 1961, and Arthur Groesbeck, in 1959-60. 'Y' Fun Night The first of the monthly co-ed Junior High Fun Nights planned by the Anaheim YMCA will be held Saturday evening from 7 to 10 p.m. at the YMCA Building and is open to all members of the Junior Tri Hi-Y's and guests. Refreshments will be sold by Trojan Jr. Hi Y, John Douglas leader. Ad The regular weekly game was held at Elks Lodge, Anaheim last Thursday, Oct. 3, for Young Ladies Institute No. 109, directed by Anthony Lipsky. Winning north-south were Charles Rowland and Dr. James Colvin, first; Ed Stapp and Dr. Robert Mixer, second; William White and Nate Gilliam, third; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Blank, fourth. East-West first place points were won by Mrs. M. Freidman and Mrs. A. Kremmen; Mrs. Lorena Oberly and Bob Wurgaft, second; Mrs. Robert Mixer and Dale Nelson, third; Mr. and Mrs. R. Parks, fourth. All bridge players are invited to play in the Monthly Master Point game on October 10, also on October 24th, there will be an Open Pairs Championship game. The entire program is under the supervision of Mrs. Nan Moore. Girl's Program Director and sponsored by the Anaheim YMCA a U.F. Agency. Meet Tonight The Anaheim Farm Bureau Center will hold its first fall meeting tonight at 6:30 p.m. at the Farm Bureau Hall, 1916 W. Chapman, Orange. It will be a potluck supper, followed by election of officers and reports with the meeting to be concluded by a special film "Horizon," a presentation of California’s agriculture, new techniques, new machines, research and development. 'Y' Fun Night The first of the monthly co-ed Junior High Fun Nights planned by the Anaheim YMCA will be held Saturday evening from 7 to 10 p.m. at the YMCA Building and is open to all members of the Junior Tri Hi-Y's and guests. Refreshments will be sold by Trojan Jr. Hi Y. John Douglas leader. Admission will be 25 cents for members, and 35 cents for guests. ATTENDS SCHOOL Randall L. Taylor, 726 Stehley St., Anaheim, was among 18 Lutheran Brotherhood district representatives attending a recent training school in the fraternal insurance society's home offices in Minneapolis. ZE SLEEP SET $1 oney Down elivery of finest quality. ll combed percale annon Mills. M. to 9 P.M. n. 12 to 5 EASY TERMS TO FIT YOUR BUDGET PLAZA MATTRI & FURNIT 333 SO. BROOKHURST 1½ BLOCKS SO. OF LINCO Junior Ebell Plans Project By Georgianna Johnsen Members of the Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim are reminded of the various projects planned and under way and chairmen of the following: Carol Roseberry, dean of chairmen reminds members that when bringing items to general meetings for the special chairmen, be sure to put the chairman's name and their own on the sack so as to get service points. Special chairmen are requested to report now by the 20th of each month any information on their respective projects for the Bulletin and for board meeting. Always check the back of the room after General Meeting to pick up your collections. If you are absent, ask someone to do this for you. Lynda Fee, Health Chairman, urges everyone to attend the Circus for cystic fibrosis to be held at La Palma park Oct. 18 and 19. Tickets are $1.00. A sign-up sheet will be at the November General Meeting for attending members to receive service points. International Affairs chairman Ann Carlisle reminds members that this is the last call for Christmas gifts for Shizuko, the 13 year old Korean orphan. Ann says, "She appreciates our packages so much and the most simple gift means a great deal to one accustomed to so little." Please try to bring a gift to general meeting for her. Also, bring old nylons to general meeting for the women in Japan. FALL FURNITURE VALUES NOTE: - Center Drawer Guides - All Hardwood - Nevamar Tops - Choice of Salem or American Walnut, Colonial or Modern style. 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