anaheim-gazette 1964-05-13

CIRCUS CLOWNS? — Surrounding the "big top" promoter, Jim Cunningham, general chairman of the great annual indoor Al Malaikah Shrine Circus, are some of his Shriner friends from the Woodland Hills Shrine Club "Clown Unit". They are helping to advertise the thrill-packed, spectacular Circus and Midway to be held in the mammoth Shrine Exposition Hall and on the world's largest stage at the Shrine Auditorium, May, 15, 16 & 17, 1964. Tickets are available from any Shriner for the afternoon and evening performance of each day. Or, you can call for reservations, RI 8-0173. DIVIDEND ANNOUNCED A regular quarterly dividend of fifty cents a share on Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association capital stock was declared by the bank's board of directors meeting in Los Angeles. The dividend, which is at the annual rate of $2 per share, is payable May 29 to shareholders of record May 1. UCLA Alumni Scholarships Awarded Area Students Twelve high school seniors who will enter UCLA in September have been awarded Alumni Association scholarships, J. S. Baker, Fullerton-Norwalk district scholarship chairman, announced today. Four-year Regent's Scholarship Awards were granted to Mary H. Kretzers of Buena Park High School and Susan Tamura of Savanna High School, Anaheim. ADVERTISEMENT Free Cement Slabs For ADVERTISEMENT Free Cement Slabs For County Homeowners Cement patio slabs up to 200 square feet are being given away absolutely free to purchasers of screened-in aluminum patio covers, during Aluma-Kool Aluminum Patio Company's factory direct Discount Sale. Those people already having cement slabs will be given an additional discount. Prices have been discounted on the entire line of aluminum patio covers, window awnings car ports, door hoods and porch covers from California's largest manufacturer of aluminum patio covers and awnings. Never before, and nowhere else have fine quality aluminum patio covers been sold at these low factory direct discount prices. All the newest 1964 styles and colors are on sale. Have your patio custom designed and installed by factory trained experts. You may choose from 34 brilliant baked enamel colors, and you get a 5 year written material guarantee on every Aluma-Kool installation. Aluma-Kool's super-strength screening is available in a variety of colors and is guaranteed for 10 years of bug-free comfort. All aluminum construction gives your patio cover spaceage strength, and it's rust free and leak proof to give you years of worry free maintenance free enjoyment. Now, you can have a custom built and designed Aluma-Kool screened-in aluminum patio in any shape or color for as little as $7.50 a month. There's no down payment, and you can take up to six full months before your first monthly payment is due, on approved credit ... and you also get up to 200 Sq. Ft. cement slab absolutely free during this sale. And remember, you always get Blue Chip Stamps at Aluma-Kool. Hurry, call collect or direct or stop in or write today to Aluma-Kool Aluminum Patio Company, Main Factory Showroom, 2240 N. Figuroa, Los Angeles, "Where Better Awnings Have Been Built Since 1903," or see Orange County Showroom, 1224 Beach Blvd. (Hi-way 39 & Ball) or phone TA 8-8833. Toll areas call collect. Norwalk district scholarship chairman, announced today. Four-year Regent's Scholarship Awards were granted to Mary H. Kretzers of Bueno Park High School and Susan Tamura of Savanna High School, Anaheim. Harlan Gary Fick, Stephen Wayne Fitch, and Marilyn Kay Reed, also of Savanna High School, received one year scholarships. E. Nina Valentin of Norwalk High School was awarded the prized $1,000 Gold Shield Scholarship. Frodrick P. Aguirre of Valencia High School, Placentia was a $500 award winner. Glenne James Bradley of La Mirada High School received the Red Sanders Football Scholarship. Sharon Rae Jarvis and James Ralph Drysdale of Bellflower High School, Artesia, and Kenneth Lloyd Wilson of Magnolia High School, Anaheim, also received one year UCLA Alumni Association Scholarships. The scholarships were given for outstanding grades, leader ship, participation in activities promise and need. They are for the freshman year on the West wood campus. Selection was made by a committee of local UCLA alumni from applications submitted to the University. UCLA's alumni this year awarded 150 scholarships totaling $40,000 to entering freshmen through California. The amount of award money available to the local committee was based on the number of eligible applications submitted by high school seniors in the district. 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 over $169 Million • A. G. KRUSE, PRES. 4.85% = $4.94 A YEAR ON EACH $169 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 Senior Citizen "Fun Fest" Program Set The Fun Fest & Talent Quest program will be held on Saturday, May 23rd. The evening will be dedicated to Senior Citizens, but all ages are invited. Families and groups whose members include elder lads and lassies are urged to attend. Festivities will begin at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of the Loara Elementary School, located at Loara and Broadway Sts. in Anaheim (1 block East of Euclid). No admission will be charged but a voluntary contribution will be taken to defray expenses. The Fun Fest will feature the well known "Melolarks", Childrens Chorus and a good old fashion Community sing. Birthday kids will be honored and the Youngster of the Month presented. The Talent Quest will star some of Orange County's finest young performers in a variety of singing, dancing, instrumental and novelty acts. Mrs. Dorothy Flanagan, director, announces that response from youthful artists for the Talent Quest have been tremendous and auditions for the programs are being held each week. Further information may be obtained by calling KE 5-1441 or 532-1720. Services Planned By BAR BAZ RINSO BLUE GIANT SIZE Reg. 79¢ 3 LB. 7-oz. 5 Gr. 100 Ct. USP. ASPIRIN Reg. 29¢ Ladies - Misses PANTIES Size 5-6-7 Services Planned By Rebekahs The officers and members of Lois Rebekah Lodge No. 268, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, met Friday evening in the Odd Fellow Temple, 325 West Lincoln Ave., at which time escort honors were extended to Colonel C. C. Horn, department inspector of patriarch militant, and Henry A. Mang, past grand patriarch of the grand encampment, Adeline Provino, noble grand, presided. During the business session plans were made to hold Memorial Services for the deceased members for the past year, jointly with Anaheim Lodge No. 199, I.O.O.F., Sunday, June 14 at Anaheim Cemetery. These services will be held in conjunction with all Rebekahs and Odd Fellows under direction of a Proclamation received from C. Everrett Murphy, sovereign grand master. Lissie Lee McKen, vice grand, received on behalf of the lodge, a Certificate of Appreciation from the Orange County Tuberculosis & Health Association for the work contributed by the Rebekahs. Monetary donations were sent to the Rebekahs in the disaster area of Crescent City and Alaska by the local lodge. The week of May 17 thru 22 the Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly of California will convene in Sacramento. The delegates who will represent Lois Rebekah Lodge are Hazel Hawley, Lizzie Knight, Susan Benbrooks, Vivian Waite, Margaret Myers and Barbara Myers, who will be leaving Anaheim on May 16. Adeline Provino, noble grand, presented Rebekah pins to Georgiana Sell and Myrtle Rose, two of the new members Services Planned By Rebekahs The officers and members of Lois Rebekah Lodge No. 268, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, met Friday evening in the Odd Fellow Temple, 325 West Lincoln Ave., at which time escort honors were extended to Colonel C. C. Horn, department inspector of patriarch militant, and Henry A. Mang, past grand patriarch of the grand encampment, Adeline Provino, noble grand, presided. During the business session plans were made to hold Memorial Services for the deceased members for the past year, jointly with Anaheim Lodge No. 199, I.O.O.F., Sunday, June 14 at Anaheim Cemetery. These services will be held in conjunction with all Rebekahs and Odd Fellows under direction of a Proclamation received from C. Everrett Murphy, sovereign grand master. Lissie Lee McKen, vice grand, received on behalf of the lodge, a Certificate of Appreciation from the Orange County Tuberculosis & Health Association for the work contributed by the Rebekahs. Monetary donations were sent to the Rebekahs in the disaster area of Crescent City and Alaska by the local lodge. The week of May 17 thru 22 the Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly of California will convene in Sacramento. The delegates who will represent Lois Rebekah Lodge are Hazel Hawley, Lizzie Knight, Susan Benbrooks, Vivian Waite, Margaret Myers and Barbara Myers, who will be leaving Anaheim on May 16. Adeline Provino, noble grand, presented Rebekah pins to Georgiana Sell and Myrtle Rose, two of the new members 5 Gr. 100 Cr. USP. ASPIRIN Reg. 29¢ Ladies - Misses PANTIES Size 5-6-7 Reg. 39¢ ea. 4 for 88¢ Box of 100 ENVELOPES 4 for 88¢ Reg. 39¢ Box ASSORDIC ACID VITAMIN C 100 M.G. O.S.P. REG. 79¢ CHILD'S REG. 1.29 TENNIS SHOES CANVAS TOPS, RUBBER SOLES ADORABLE BRAS SIZE 32-38—REG. 1.49 MEN'S - BOY'S HANDKERCHIEFS REG. 19¢ EA. TOY JAMBOREE ALL $1.00 TOYS AND MODELS WATER TITE—Ladies & Girls SWIM CAP REG. 99¢ EACH ALL-FOAM REG. 1.29 BED PILLOWS DUSTLESS—MOTH PROOF—NON-ALLERGIC Assembly of California will convene in Sacramento. The delegates who will represent Lois Rebekah Lodge are Hazel Hawley, Lizzie Knight, Susan Benbrooks, Vivian Waite, Margaret Myers and Barbara Myers, who will be leaving Anaheim on May 16. Adeline Provino, noble grand, presented Rebekah pins to Georgiana Sell and Myrtle Rose, two of the new members taken into the order last meeting. The members of Lois Past Noble Grands Association were urged to attend the next meeting which will be held May 14 at the home of Vivian Waite. Following the meeting the members enjoyed a social hour in the banquet room with Ellene Callor and her committee as hostesses. The banquet room and lodge hall were gay with the many bouquets of spring flowers donated by the various members. The Noble Grand appointed Mabel Ives and Lizzie Knight as new additions to the list of Pro-Tem Officers. Audrey Royer and Della Reynolds were appointed on the visiting committee for the next meeting, May 15. OLYMPIC FILM TO BE WORLD'S FAIR FEATURE The motion picture "Hold High the Torch", produced by the American Dairy Association in cooperation with the U.S. Olympic Committee, will be shown during the entire run of the New York World's Fair, as part of the RCA exhibit. A closed circuit TV showing, on more than 100 color sets in various locations at the World's Fair, will include showings of this film, based upon the 1900 Squaw Valley Winter Olympics, and other Olympic events. ALL $1.00 TOYS AND MODELS WATER TITE—Ladies & Girls SWIM CAP REG. 99c EACH ALL-FOAM REG. 1.29 BED PILLOWS DUSTLESS—MOTH PROOF—NON-ALLERGIC "LUCITE" WALL PAINT REG. 7.49 GALLON UNBREAKABLE PLASTIC UTILITY PAIL 39 3-PIECE Garden Tool Set REG. 98c WINE & LIQUOR DEPT. Bonnie Lass 100% SCOTCH WHISKEY 85-Proof Fifth Hollidaise VODKA 80-Proof—Fifth Domino London, Distilled Dry GIN 86-Proof—Fifth Wednesday, May 18, 1964 The Gazette—3 BARGAIN ZAAR ACTIVE THRU MAY 20th Coupon WITH THIS COUPON OWL REXALL VALUABLE GIFT FREE-FREE-FREE ADULTS ONLY COUPON GOOD MAY 14th THRU MAY 21st Coupon OWL REXALL $1.29 VALUE — 400 NEEDLE SEAMLESS NYLONS 39¢ COUPON GOOD MAY 14th THRU MAY 21st ADULTS ONLY — WITH THIS COUPON Coupon OWL REXALL $1.29 VALUE — 400 NEEDLE SEAMLESS NYLONS 39¢ COUPON GOOD MAY 14th THRU MAY 21st ADULTS ONLY — WITH THIS COUPON Coupon OWL REXALL Reg. 99¢ Beauty Crest 14-oz. 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