anaheim-gazette 1964-04-09

Little League Holds Breakfast Mattie Lou Maxwell Park will be the scene for a breakfast, sponsored by the West Anaheim Little League on Saturday, April 11. Team managers will be cooking and serving between the hours of 8 a.m. and noon. Ham and pancakes will be served along with milk, juice and coffee. All you can eat for the donation of $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. The pub is invited. Food for the breakfast is being donated by Ralph's Food Stores. Match Box Derby Events Slated For GRa-Y’s The fourth annual Gra-Y Match Box Derby of the Anaheim YMCA will be held at the Y building on Saturday from 10 to 12 a.m. From 50 to 75 boys in 4th, 5th, and 6th grades will participate, under the direction of Gra-Y supervisor Eli Peralta. Awards will be presented in the categories of most unusual, most attractive, and fastest. There will be 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th place awards presented by the judges who will be leaders of the various Gra-Y clubs, according to Boys' Program Assistant Don Lattimer. Ten clubs will compete. On this past Saturday, April 4, induction was held for new Gra-Y members at the Anaheim YMCA building. Clubs inducted were: Giants, Savanna school district, leader Walt Allen; Dodgers, Salk, Pyle, and Walter schools in Magnolia school district, leader Ed Merrell; Gents, Barton, Ley, and Kalella schools, leader, William Poirier; Lancers, Madison, leader, Eli Peralta; Trailblazers, Price and Mann schools, leaders, Allen Kiphut and Larry Burton; Pioneers, Washington. Revere and Franklin schools, leader, Don Dsbennelt; Scorpians, Roosevelt and Guinn Schools, leader, Ora Beach; Mustangs, 4th and 5th graders at Edison, Lincoln and Sunkist schools, leader, Sandy Maisch who is also leader of the 6th grade Beatles from the same schools who were inducted all from Anaheim Elementary School District. Previously the Wolves from Maxwell, Peter Marshall, Disney, and Sweitzer schools in the Magnolia school district, leader, Bob Finley, were inducted. Boys who belong to Gra-Y generally attend the same school and live in the same neighborhood. They choose their own members, elect their own officers, and plan their own programs. They participate in swimming, baseball, basketball games, races, hobby crafts and nature programs. They take trips to factories, parks museums, theaters, and other places of interest and go on. VOTE FOR TRUE REPRESENTATION! RALPH B. CLARK for ANAHEIM CITY COUNCIL Proven Leadership - Independent small businessman since 1946. - Past director, Crenshaw Chamber of Commerce. - President of Kiwanis Club of Greater Anaheim. - World War II Specialist in USMC. - Resident of Southern California for 44 years. - Graduate of Loyola High School in Los Angeles, attended Oregon State and Loyola University. - Sponsor of Anaheim Little League "Larks" team for past 5 years. - Past president of International Service Station Association. - Against overbuilding of service stations in the city of Anaheim. - Make Your MARK for CLARK on APRIL 14 RALPH B. CLARK Businessman year after year after year... OUR SAME EXPERIENCED MANAGEMENT TEAM SERVES YOU Whether you're a First FEDERAL saver, or a borrower, it's good to know that the same, dependable management team is guarding your interests year after year. Members of the First FEDERAL Board of Directors—composed of our top officers and distinguished business and civic leaders—have served you for an average of 21 years each. They're hard-working, wise, devoted—yet they own no stock in First FEDERAL. We are a mutually-owned association, owned only by our savers. And as evidenced by the safety, growth and high 4.85% rate we pay, the First FEDERAL team is a winning team. And, the line-up of directors and officers hasn't changed in years, either. We invite you to join the First FEDERAL family of loyal customers. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association of Alhambra ASSETS: $160,000,000 — A. G. KRUSE, PRESIDENT 4.85% = $4.94 A YEAR ON EACH $100 SAVINGS WITH DIVIDENDS COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY ANAHEIM OFFICE: 529 So. State College Blvd. (Placentia Street), 1 block south of E. Anaheim Center • PR 6-5700 M. F. Essenmacher, Asst. Vice-President & Manager Head Office: Alhambra • Other offices in Costa Mesa and West Covina Member; Conference of FEDERAL Savings & Loan Associations GREG RICHARDS EAGLE SCOUT Greg Richards Gets Highest Scout Honor Greg Richards, 1034 North Hermosa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Richards, was awarded the highest rank in Scouting, the Eagle Badge at impressive ceremonies held at the Adelaide Price School. Greg is a Junior Assistant Scoutmaster with Troop 26, sponsored by the Adelaide Price School PTA. many boy leadership positions. Greg is currently serving as Medicine Man of the Honorary Camping Society of the Boy Scouts of America, the Order of the Arrow. This organization honored Greg at their Annual Dinner in January by presenting him a trophy as its most outstanding member. He has served for two years as a mem- Highest Scout Honor participate in swimbaseball, basketball, races, hobby crafts. future programs. They traps to factories, parks, theaters, and other interest and go on night and weekend campsions and hold cookouts, oftwith fathers as part of up. sponsor father and son tips, picnics, trips, and events with parents and shows, have club games, ments, banquets, and young Anaheim boy in 4th, 6th grades interested in contact the Anaheim Don Lattimer, KE a United Fund agency, other information. Greg Richards, 1034 North Hermosa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Richards, was awarded the highest rank in Scouting, the Eagle Badge at impressive ceremonies held at the Adelaide Price School. Greg is a Junior Assistant Scoutmaster with Troop 26, sponsored by the Adelaide Price School PTA. Greg is a senior at Anaheim High School where he is vice-president of the Key Club. He is a member of and Sunday School teacher at St. Michael's Episcopal Church which honored him in 1962 with the God and Country award. He joined Scouting as an eight-year-old Cub Scout in Pack 170c and graduated into Boy Scouting three years later as a member of Troop 80. Later he moved on to Explorer Post 80 where he was elected its president. Two years later he transferred to Troop 26 where he has held many boy leadership positions. Greg is currently serving as Medicine Man of the Honorary Camping Society of the Boy Scouts of America, the Order of the Arrow. This organization honored Greg at their Annual Dinner in January by presenting him a trophy as its most outstanding member. He has served for two years as a member of the Northern Orange County Council’s Summer Camp staff at Camp Ahwahnee and has been hired for another year. Greg was presented his Eagle by Mr. William W. Bent, Scout Executive of the Orange Empire Council and former Scout Executive of the Northern Orange County Council. Other persons honoring Greg on the evening’s program were Albert Heimberger, Greg’s first Scoutmaster; Robert Daw, Greg’s Explorer Advisor; Walt Pearson, District Scout Executive of the Golden Sun District; and Robert Cornelius, Committee Chairman of Troop 26. But Jamboree Contingent After Being Filled for the delegation of North Orange County Councutts and Explorers attendment ninth National Jamboree Valley Forge, Penn., this is filling fast, accorddance Walt Pearson, Council Coordinator. The its contingent will include 44 boys and 8 adult leadey will fly out of Interlial Airport on July 10th, several days touring New York City, the World's Fair, Washington D.C., The Naval Academy, Philadelphia, and then camp for one week at Valley Forge with 50,000 boys and adults from all states and many foreign countries. They will fly home on July 24, 1964. Reservations can still be made at the Northern Orange County Council Office, 1006 West La Palma, Anaheim, or by calling the Office at PR 4-3713. Deadline date for reservations is April 15, 1964. Walt Pearson of the Council's Staff will be the delegation leader and serve on the Section Staff at Valley Forge along with Jack Fulton of Anaheim. Harold Van Patton of Placentia and Norm Moldenhauer of Anaheim will serve as Scout-masters of Jamboree Troops Park & Recreation The Fullerton Recreation Department's popular Social Dance classes taught by expert teacher Mrs. Diane Herman will renew activities Friday, April 10, at the Amerige Recreation Center, 300 block W. Commonwealth. Beginners will dance from 7:30 to 9 p.m., Intermediates from 9 to 10:30 p.m. Fee is $15 per couple for ten weeks of instruction. Register at the class or at the Recreation Office, 112 N. Highland before April 8. Questions discussed will be the evaluation by parents of text books because they are actually put into by the students. It will broadcast on station KKD Disneyland, 1190 on the dail... At a recent meeting of Anaheim Secondary PTA Council the following officers were elected: the Mmes. Roe Hunt, president; Russell Fisher, 1st vice; Leroy Bowen, vice in charge of program Marshall McFie, 3rd vice charge of membership; A Lampkins, recording secretary Dick van Reggen, corresponding secretary; Milton Faire treasurer; Urho Jurva, aucto... Harold Van Patton of Placentia and Norm Moldenhauer of Anaheim will serve as Scoutmasters of Jamboree Troops No. 43 and 44 respectively. Gordon Heimer of La Habra and Ted Stewart of Fullerton will be assistant scoutmasters of Troop 43 with Bob Halstead and George Ogata of Anaheim as assistants in Troop 44. The following scouts and explorers have registered for this great event. In Troop 43, from Fullerton, are Craig Anderson, Steven Beaverburg, David and Richard Chard, James Catlin, Mark Hay, John Nuffer, Hunter Piper Jr., Daniel Poole, Richard W. Smith, Steve Smith, and John Wagner Jr.; Also from La Habra are Robert A. Smith and Timmothy Wissman; from Anaheim are Adam Follman, Tommy Hansen, Robert Heil, Robert Powers, Jeffrey Simmons, and John Towle; and from Brea is Robert Huish. Members of Troop 44 are from Buena Park, Robert Malloy, Fred Bacon, Michael O'Connor and Andy Schow; and from Anaheim, Carl Anderson, Rodney Beveridge, Gary and Robert Baudisch, Joseph Copp, Mike Fulton, Steve Graham, Gordon Halstead, Bobby Harper. Also David Helberg, Stan Horine, Charles Howard, Gary Keifer, Kip Klappenback, Michael Linn, Scott McCurdy, Alan Nichols, Larry Perry, Danny Polhamus, Steve Terando, Pete Van Houten, Chris Van Ry and Charles Harvey. "Greatest Show On Ice" To Open Three-Week Run Bigger and better than ever, the spectacularly successful Ice Capades will open its 24th annual local engagement April 28 at the Sports Arena. It will be a three-week run, the final performance scheduled for Sunday, May 17. Last year "Greatest Show on Ice" was in town only two weeks but proved such a hit that the number of performances has been extended. The premiere will be a gala occasion, with hundreds of luminaries from the entertainment world attending the celebration which will be televised by a special three channel hookup. This year's show has virtually all the headliners from the last edition, plus newcomers such as the dazzling Otto and Maria Jelinek, a brother-sister team that won the world's pairs title in Czechoslovakia; Hugh Forgie, who performs an amazing badminton act; glamorous Sheila MacParlane and the latest hit, Spanky The Chump, Spanky, a chimpanzee trained by Dave Pitt, spins around the ice like a pro and climaxes his routine by jumping over five barrels. The old standbys are still around — Cathy Machado, Phil Romayne and Cathy Steele, the breathtaking adagio dancing partners; Alan Konrad and the super comics, Johnny LaBrecque and George Bussey. Also, the "sophomores" have blossomed out as full fledged stars and are featured in a number of the spectacular production numbers. They include Brigitte, the blond doll from Vienna; Hisashi Kuchiki, the only Japanese professional skating With the PTA PTA Answers” radio program presented every Thursday evening at 10:06 p.m. by North District PTA will have the topic tonight “Who Gooses Our School Textbooks?” Mrs. Lynn Harris Hicks of Clemente, radio, motion picture, and TV chairman of North District will interview Russell Parks, superintendent of Fullerton Elementary schools who also serves on the California State Commission. Questions discussed will be evaluated by parents and others of text books before they are actually put into use by the students. It will be broadcast on station KEZY,neyland, 1190 on the dial. At a recent meeting of the Anaheim Secondary PTA Council the following officers were elected: the Mines. Robert at, president; Russell Ren-1st vice; Leroy Bowen, 2nd in charge of program; Marshall McFie, 3rd vice in charge of membership; Albert Mpkins, recording secretary; k van Reggen, correspondent secretary; Milton Farber,asurer; Urho Jurva, auditor. Life Membership Dinner and Hootenanny will be held on Tuesday evening April 28, 7 p.m. at the Elks Club in Anaheim. Hosts will be Anaheim Elementary and Anaheim Secondary PTA Councils. There will be a budget and finance workshop for Anaheim Secondary Council on Monday morning April 13, 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. George Karcher, 10301 Pardido Street, Anaheim, for all secondary budget and finance chairmen. Guest speaker will be Phyllis Harrison, of the Woman’s Division of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce who will discuss the survey the Education Committee has made and is continuing to make in our educational system and how effectively it is filling the need of business and industry. The next meeting will be held on Thursday, April 30, at 9:30 a.m. at the Anaheim Union High School District office. BTK The Community Funeral Structure BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY’S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 10th ANNUAL ORANGE COUNTY Home Show APRIL 8th thru APRIL 12th at Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa off Newport Blvd Celebrating Orange County’s Home Show APRIL 8th thru APRIL 12th at Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa off Newport Blvd Celebrating Orange County's "DIAMOND JUBILEE" 5 BIG DAYS Sensational Stage Show Over 200 Exhibits Scores of Prizes plus Exotic Floral Garden Created by Harry Moreau ON STAGE "The TRAVELERS 3" Of Hertleberry Farm Event from L.A. Night, as 2 SHOWS NIGHT by Battagel Bak & Gun WIN FREE Vacation at Apple Valley WIN FREE Bakers' Village Adventure Baskets, all hours given each day WIN FREE 5 Little Jewellery Houses This is to be given away each Best Valued at over $5000. 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