anaheim-gazette 1964-04-09

Re-Elect A Man of Experience! Odra "Chuck" CHANDLER ANAHEIM CITY COUNCIL Endorsed By Robert H. Beckler Richard Beveridge Leonard V. Bouas Daniel W. Clark Edward W. Benkosky Kenneth J. Bradley Albert Brunet Warren W. Dollar Robert Dedic Douglas C. French Lorine French Myron George Dorothy Ulvestad Takes Heir Of Savings Institution Mrs. Dorothy Yungbluth Ulvestad assumed the presidency of Anaheim Savings and Loan Association succeeding Mr. F. E. Yungbluth, founder of the association and member of its board of directors since 1921. Jr. Ebell Board Meets The Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim executive board met Mar. 31 at the home of Mrs. Charles Marrs where plans for the April 7 general meeting were formulated. Mrs. James Whieldon, first vice president, announced the program will be presented by Carmen of Carmen's Flower Shop, 1215 W. Lincoln, Anaheim. Tea chairman, Mrs. Jack Richelieu, will be assisted by Mesdames Richard Relston, Bruce Rogers, Phillip Roseberry, Jack Sappington, Robert Loughridge, and Robert Ryan. The business meeting will include election of officers for 1964-65. All present chairmen will be honored. Highlight of the evening will disclose Woman of the Year and Citizen of the Year awards. Mrs. Harold Carlile, interna-tive A third generation Californians and native of Anaheim, Ulvestad becomes one of women currently serving president of a CaliforniaINGS and loan institution, three of these associations located in Orange County. Mrs. Ulvestad has held positions of leadership in professional and private She is a member of the Director and the Pilot mittee of the Anaheim number of Commerce Women vision and of the Charity Community Improvement committee, an Honorary Life member of the Parent-Teacher Association, and a formerative Committee member Anaheim Business and National Women's Club. She is also a past predecessor of the American Red Cross Anaheim Chapter, and a former member and past preside both the Anaheim Junior Robert H. Beckler Richard Beveridge Leonard V. Bouas Daniel W. Clark Edward W. Benkosky Kenneth J. Bradley Albert Brunet Warren W. Dollar Robert Dedic Douglas C. French Lorine French Myron George Evelyn George Donald M. Dailey Walter W. Frey Bessie Frey Gilbert Hansard Maxine Hansard Velmar E. Hooper Bernita Hooper William F. Koleta Florence Koleta Fred H. Lampher Eugenie Lampher Charles Lusin Mary Lusin Glen McCloud Eugene McLaughlin, Jr. Charlotte McLaughlin Ray J. Mahoney Moxie Martenet Arlowine Martenet Vincent Mazza Jean Mirande Marie Mirande Lester O. Mitchell Rudolph Nybos Barry O'Sullivan Howard Polzin Lillian Polzin Dante Rebai Marilyn Rebat Arthur Roquet Maxie Roquet Ernest D. Rose Sibyl Rose William J. Rule Ethel Rose Frank Sanchez Warren L. Schutz Cecil W. Seale Jean Seale John W. Seapy Mildred Seapy Fletcher Stewart Gertrude Stewart Edward Strickler Miriam Strickler Gail Vary Muriel Vary John L. Wolte Betty Waite Maxine Hastings Paulette T. LaTulipsa Ralph Clark Dan Hartnett Wayne Reedstrum Mrs. Harold Carlile, international affairs chairman, requests members to bring clothes, food, household and medical articles to the meeting which she will deliver to Ensenada for distribution to needy families. Mrs. Ralph Dix, second vice president, will take reservations for the Mother-Daughter lunch on be held Saturday, April 11, at Robinson's in the Mission Room. Plans are being made for the annual spring dance at the Tamasha Country Club May 9. Reservations for the Orange District convention to be held at the Newporter Inn April 17 and 18 must be paid by April 7 to Mrs. James Whieldon. Mrs. Jay Harris, Social Service chairman, announced the April 14 meeting will feature a film titled "Perversion for Profit" narrated by George Putnam. There will be a question and answer period conducted by Mr. Sid Samuels, Orange county national representative for Decent Literature. The program is under the direction of Mrs. Robert Andrews, education chairman, with Mrs. Jack Richelieu serving as hostess. Mrs. Edward Strickler, president, reported to the board that she attended the Children's Hospital special meeting of founder members to elect the first permanent board of trustees. As a result of contributions exceeding $1,000, the Junior club is a founder member and has a vote. The Junior executive board vision and of the Chair Community Improvement committee, an Honorary Life member of the Parent-Teacher Association, and a formerive Committee' member Anaheim Business and National Women's Club. She is also a past presider both the Anaheim Junior and St. Agnes' Guild of St.chael's Episcopal Church. Mrs. Ulvestad attended Anaheim schools and was associated from the University California at Los Angeles she was elected to Alpha Delta, Honorary Economic ternity. Unique Kitchen Displayed Two unique all-gas kitchens a charming 75-year old, 1889, and a gleaming ultra-ern 1964 model — will be to point up three-quarter century of home progressing Home Savings and Local sociation's 75th Anniversary. Owned and assembled by Southern California and Western Counties Gas Company the unusual kitchens are into a 40-foot display trail regularly scheduled two showings at Home Savings Loan branch offices thru out the Southland. Kitchen sultants from the gas company will staff the dual display answer any questions regarding the appliances, accessories kitchen design. Fletcher Stewart Gertrude Stewart Edward Strickler Miriam Strickler Gail Vary Muriel Vary John L. Waite Betty Waite Maxine Hastings Paulette T. LaTulippe Ralph Clark Dan Hartnett Wayne Reedstrum Frank Stashak Stanley Pawlawski Betty Beeson Richard Glover Martin Miller Royce Whittier Kenneth Lae Joe Hurst Jay McEntee Bud Nagel Dave Rogue Ed Hawkins George Strachan George Wilkie Barney Jordan Dick Taormina Harry Rinker Joan Dalton Warren Jaycox Penny Patin Ron Woll Alona Farrens Harry Knisely Thorney Piersall Mark Stephenson Paul Williams Keith Murdock Joe Geisler Bob Davis Dan Roland Lea Freedman Lenzi Alfred Robert Mungall L. B. Roquet Lleyd Mount Dr. McCall Horace Camp A. J. Schutte Mel Gauer Earl Strickland Vote Tues. April 14 Political Adv. AMAZING The NUMBER of SERVICES offered at SQR AMAZING The QUALITY of SERVICES offered at SQR COMPLETE FUNERAL 120 WESTMINSTER N.C. MORTUARY HELP FROM THE HEAD GE 1-6577 14801 BEACH BLVD.. W and Takes Helm Institution DOROTHY ULVESTAD A third generation Californian and native of Anaheim, Mrs. Ulvestad becomes one of three women currently serving as president of a California savings and loan institution. All three of these associations are located in Orange County. Mrs. Ulvestad has held many positions of leadership in both professional and private life, she is a member of the Board of Directors and the Pilot Committee of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce Women's Division and of the Chamber's Community Improvement Committee, an Honorary Life Member of the Parent-Teachers Association, and a former Executive Committee member of the Anaheim Business and Professional Women's Club. She is also a past president of the American Red Cross, Anaheim Chapter, and a founding member and past president of both the Anaheim Junior Ebell RICHARD GAY RICHARD GAY Anniversary Reception He For Exec's 35th Year Richard W. Gay, vice president and manager of Bank of America's Anaheim branch, celebrates his thirty-fifth year with the bank. Gay, who joined the bank in 1929 has built his career at the Anaheim branch. He started as a bookkeeper and was later promoted to assistant cashier, as- BUSINESS NEWS The Fullerton office of Glendale Federal Savings and Loan Association loaned $7,107,400 to persons purchasing, rebuilding or remodeling homes in this area during the first three months of 1964. Branch Manager Russell M. Litch announced. This was 173 per cent above the amount loaned here the first quarter of last year. The association's 14 branches ringing Southern California loaned homeowners a total of $56,805,250 during the period, a 10 per cent increase over the first three months of 1963. Glendale Federal Savings, with assets in excess of $629,-000,000, is the nation's second largest federally chartered savings and loan association. Testimonial Dinner Date Announced The testimonial dinner honoring Assemblyman James F. "Fa" A resolution commending Santa Fe Railway's production and distribution of a 28-minute motion picture in sound and color entitled "California" extolling the historic, scenic and economic asset of California has been adopted by the California State Assembly. Assemblyman John P. Quimby of Rialto (72nd District) introduced the resolution. The resolution cites the film as capturing the uniqueness and glamour of the State, exploring the rich historical background, and depicting the many facets of life in California. The resolution: “Resolved by the Assembly of the State of California, That the Members of this Assembly commend the Santa Fe Railroad for its development of this outstanding film which so vividly captures the pulse of California and for its generosity in making the film available free to various organizations.” A handsomely inscribed and illuminated copy of the resolution suitable for framing, presented by Quimby, was accepted by Robert W. Walker, San Francisco, vice president-executive representative, in behalf of President Ernest S. March of Santa Fe. Testimonial Dinner Date Announced The testimonial dinner honoring Assemblyman James E. Whetmore has been changed to Tuesday, April 28th it was announced today by James Gilmore, spokesman for the dinner committee. The dinner previously set for April 14th, was reset when it was learned that Mr. Whetmore would be detained in Sacramento on legislative business. The GOP Assemblyman, who represents the 70th District, is seeking his party's nomination in the June 2nd primary election. Mr. Whetmore's friends and constituents are invited to attend. Tickets and reservations may be obtained by calling the ticket chairman, Mrs. Dorothy Clark at 431-8981 or Mr. James Gilmore at 547-5631. The dinner will be held at the Elks Club, 11551 Trask Avenue, Garden Grove at 8 p.m., preceded by a social hour beginning at 7:30 p.m. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2888 ANAHEIM Legal Women Offer OC Girls Scholarships Orange County Legal Secretaries Association has announced by Governor June Nill that Legal Secretaries Incorporated will award a scholarship of $250 at the Annual State Convention of Legal Secretaries this coming May in Sacramento. The scholarship will be awarded to a girl entering her second year of college on the basis of Arizona is divided into two distinct topographic regions—the plains of the southwest and the elevated mountains and plateau region of the northeast—points out the Automobile Club of Southern California. it and who is desirous of entering the legal field or legal profession. Any eligible girls in the Orange County Area who are interested in this scholarship should write their letter of application to Mrs. June Nill, Governor, at 2014 North Broadway, Santa Ana, or Mrs. Herbert T. Hunt, President, of Orange County Legal Secretaries at 401 W. 8th Street, Santa Ana, on or before April 20, 1964. The judging of the scholarship applications will be held at the Sacramento convention in May, 1964, before a panel of judges comprised of one educator, one judge or lawyer and one civic leader. Political Adv. "Keep Anaheim Moving Ahead" with "Keep Anaheim Moving Ahead" with CALVIN L. PEBLEY for CITY COUNCILMAN Capable — Concerned — Conscientious • Three years a member of Anaheim Planning Commission. • Savanna School Board member for six years. • Chairman of Park Acquisition and Improvement Bond Committee. • Member of Anaheim Host Lions Club. • Active in Little League activities. • Active in PTA (Honorary Life Membership.) • Successful Businessman • Life Long resident of Anaheim. VOTE FOR GOOD CITY GOVERNMENT APRIL 14, 1964 CALVIN L. PEBLEY Save on Santa Fe's "Family Fare" Save on Santa Fe's "Family Fare" to the New York Fair and see the country in comfort See the spectacular Indian country and save on Santa Fe's Family Fare Plan. Choose Pullman or reserved seat coach. Dome Lounges. Delicious Fred Harvey meals. Ask your Santa Fe representative how much Family Fare Plan can save on your World's Fair vacation. 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