anaheim-gazette 1964-01-23

Men in Service George Horogh, a local Navy man who is married to the former Miss Betty J. Dykesten of 1724 East Rosewood Avenue, Anabeim, was advanced to Aviation Storekeeper Third Class aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Midway on January 16. Horogh, a former Hungarian freedom fighter, first came to the United States in 1956. He is presently serving as store room supervisor aboard the flattop. He entered the Naval Reserve in 1961 and served with Reserve Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron 722 at the Los Alamitos Naval Air Station, Long Beach. Horogh entered active service in October, 1962, when he came aboard Midway. Before entering active service, he was employed by the Howell-Pencraft Company of Anaheim. ‘Grad Night’ Plan Meet Due Tonight “Grad Night” plans will be made at a general meeting tonight, 8:00 p.m. at Magnolia High School, Multi-purpose Room 1A. All parents and interested adults in the Anaheim Union High School District are invited to help in the preparations for the The Horoghs have one child, George Jr., six months. ROBERT C. LUTTRELL, radioman seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Luttrell of 2258 Sandalwood Pl., spent the holidays aboard the attack aircraft carrier, USS Midway in Hong Kong. He had an opportunity to meet his two adopted sons, Wong Mok Cheung and Chan Fat Ming. Midway’s crew adopted the boys from a Hong Kong orphanage during two years and have been paying for their support from the ship’s fund. WILLIAM G. BURKE, seaman apprenice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Burke of 619 Bellevue Dr., is serving aboard the oiler USS Passump sic operating with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. MARINE PRIVATE FIRST CLASS BEN A. SHOEMAKE, son of Mrs. R. L. Davidson of 10600 Vinevale No. 30, was presented a Marine Corps “Dress Blues” uniform award, Dec. 11, by his Battalion Officer, Major R. E. Downen, during ceremonies held at the aMarine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. The award, presented by Leatherneck Magazine, is given during recruit graduation to the honorman of each graduating platoon. EUGENE C. AMBROSE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Ambrose, 5230 Dresden Cir., was promoted to private first class in Germany, early in December, where he is assigned to NEW M.P. — Pvt. William Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Adams, 317 Palma, has completed eight weeks of military police training at the U.S. Army Training Center, Fort Gordon, Ga. He entered the Army last July and completed basic training at Fort Ord, Calif. The 22 year-old soldier is a 1955 graduate of Anaheim High School. Fort Rucker, Ala., in mid-December. RICHARD E. HERZOG, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin J. Herzof of 739 North Resh, is participating in a three-month Navy-Marine Corps amphibious training exercise in the Caribbean aboard the attack transport U.S.Rockbridge, operating out Norfolk, Va. MARINE PRIVATE CHARLES H. MUNDAY, son of Mr. and Mrs. James N. Muir day of 9671 Colchester D completed basic training De 12 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, Calif. He scheduled "Grad Night" plans will be made at a general meeting tonight, 8:00 p.m. at Magnolia High School, Multi-purpose Room 1A. All parents and interested adults in the Anaheim Union High School District are invited to help in the preparations for the forthcoming Anaheim, Western Savanna and Magnolia joint June graduation party. Although Loara High School will not have a graduating class this year, parents and faculty are asked to attend. The events are being co-ordinated by Mrs. Muriel Altman and her assistants; Mrs. Lee Catueci, Savanna High; Mrs. Glennie Andrews, Magnolia High; Mrs. Royal aMriten, Western High, and Mrs. Floyd Peterson, Anaheim High. Designer and decoration chairman for the sixth consecutive year is Mrs. Betty Castricone. The theme was selected by the students and will be "Adventures in Paradise." An estimated 2800 graduates and their escorts are expected to attend the events at Western High School gymnasium. The first night, June 10, will be for Anaheim and Western High students. The second night, June 11, will be for Savanna and Magnolia graduates. Continuous top name entertainment and acts will be seen throughout both nights. Dinner will be served all night, converting to breakfast in the wee hours of the morning. Prizes are given all night at different intervals with the grand prize, a new car, given at 5:30 a.m. Winners must be present to receive all prizes. Duplicate prizes will be given both nights. The help and cooperation of everyone in the community is urged to make this a success and keep the new young adults safe on graduation night. Mrs. Pullos' Rites Hold GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD SEE DRS. DONAHEY & CARLSGAARD Credit Dentists Duplicate prizes will be given both nights. The help and cooperation of everyone in the community is urged to make this a success and keep the new young adults safe on graduation night. Mrs. Pullos' Rites Held Funeral services for Elta Effie Pullos, 61, of 8911 Bircher St., were conducted Saturday at 2:30 p.m. by Rose Hills Mortuary in Rainbow Chapel, with the Rev. William E. Thiele officiating. Interment was in Rose Hills Memorial Park. Mrs. Pullos was born in Hampshire and died Wednesday at Parkcrest Hospital. She survived by her husband, dore of the home address; two daughters, Mrs. Chrissie & Michael and Mrs. Catherine Otis; a sister, Mrs. Bertha Flack; and two brothers, Guy and Henry Atkinson. 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The site on the northwest corner of the intersection was purchased by Union Bank from Lands and Buildings, Inc., realty developers. While details of size and architectural design are still under discussion, Volk said plans call for construction of a multi-story building, with a new Union Bank office occupying the ground floor and lower level. "The development of this new facility reflects both the present and Anaheim, and our confidence that this growth will continue for many years to come," he said. Volk said the planned facility will mark an extension of Union Bank's unique regional banking program in Orange County. The bank's regional head office at Main and La Veta in Orange has been serving the county since April, 1961, and is under the direction of James McCulloch, regional vice president. Regional banking was introduced by Union Bank in 1957 as a major innovation in banking vides growing suburban communities with a local bank which has the complete integrated services and decision-making authority usually found only in headquarters offices of downtown Los Angeles banks. Volk noted that the greatest period of growth during Union Bank's 50 years of service to Southern California has paralleled the development of the regional banking program. It is now the nation's 30th largest bank with assets in excess of $1 billion. S & L Firm In Anaheim At Milestone A. G. Kruse, president of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Alhambra, has disclosed that the firm's Anaheim office, which opened just a year ago, has passed the $1 million mark in savings. In his report at the association's recent 38th annual meet-Kruse said: "The first $1 million is the hardest to get, and the first $100 million at First Federal took 35 years to accomplish." "We estimate that the second $100 million will arrive at the end of 1965 — or be accomplished in about four years." In addition to its headquarters in Alhambra and office in Anaheim, First Federal also has branches in Costa Mesa and West Palm Beach. GOP Union Elects 4 To Board Election of four new members to the board of governors and re-election of four members has been announced by Republican Associates in range County. Newly named board members are: Ray Campbell of Santee, Peter Churm of San Diego, Rodney Coulson of Anaheim and James Nelson of Rancho Park. Re-elected to the board Edwin Colling of New Beach, J. S. Fluor of Ana, Colin Graves of Fresno and Edward McGarth of Ana. The men will join Hewlett-Packard members on the 18 men to direct activities of the wide organization. Fitz chairman of the board of nors. Republican associates willivated last year to provide vehicle for participation in city politics in a variety of A principal goal of the is to offer members theunity to hear outstanding publican personalities p their viewpoints on national local issues. The group also publish newsletter to keep members to date. Additionally, it provides various political acts such as precinct work, raising public affairs, etc., members can take part they wish. One thing the publican associates does not Corps amphibious training in the Caribbean and the attack transport USS Bridge, operating out of KLK, Va. Marine PRIVATE MILES H. MUNDAY, son of Mrs. James N. Munfof 9671 Colchester Dr., retired basic training Dec. the Marine Corps Recruit San Diego, Calif. He is called to report to Camp Petton, Calif., for combatry training. Marine PRIVATE BEN A. MAKE, son of Mrs. R. L. son of 10600 Vinevale, retired recruit training Dec. the Marine Corps Recruit Parris Island, S. C. ROBERT L. FLANA- son of Mr. and Mrs. James Schultze of 2114 West Willow, KENNETH D. DAVIES, interior communications technician second class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Davies of 1418 East Elm, has returned to the United States from a six-month cruise to the Far East aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Hancock operating out of Alameda, Calif. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Schultze of 2114 West Willow, KENNETH D. DAVIES, interior communications technician second class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Davies of 1418 East Elm, has returned to the United States from a six-month cruise to the Far East aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Hancock operating out of Alameda, Calif. At a board meeting following the annual shareholders' meeting, directors re-elected to new three year term, were Kruse, Jesse R. Ellico, and Judge Federick F. Houser. First Federal total assets now are in excess of $157 million. 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