anaheim-gazette 1964-05-27

THE PERFECT GIFT FOR THE GRADUATE A WATCH OF WONDROUS BEAUTY Wittnauer Starlet. Flowing lines of unusual case blend with double expansion broocet. $49.95 Wittnauer Romance. Exquisitely detailed with Florentine accents and located synthetic sapphire crystal. $59.95 Wittnauer PRODUCT OF LONGINES-WITTNAUER KENDRICK'S JEWELERS DIAMONDS—WATCHES—JEWELRY 155 WEST LINCOLN AVE. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA — Phone: 535-4403 The Anaheim YMCA European Experience Tour will be leaving in less than two months. Meetings have been held once a month for all parents and students taking the tour. Interested persons are invited to attend these meetings. Fund raising has started into full swing with spaghetti dinners, Mexican dinners, and a rummage sale with proceeds going towards the students tour expenses. It will cost $1400 to take the tour. They are also selling ball point pens. The total cost will include transportation (boat, TWA airlines, air conditioned bus), all meals, hotel accommodations, and sightseeing fees. Courriers Tourist Service will accompany the tour in Europe to aid with language problems, show points of interest, and arrange the meeting of various families in each country. Plans call for the tour to consist of 15 girls and 15 boys between the ages of 16 and 20. At present there is space for 6 more girls. Students already signed up are from Anaheim and Savanna High Schools and Fullerton Junior College. Directors will be Mrs. Mary Jo Agren, Girls' Y Supervisor, Anaheim High School and Frank Sekeris, Boys' Program Secretary, Anaheim YMCA. The tour will take in the sightseeing of France, Spain, Italy, WORK CLOTHES • LEVIS • SHOES • HOUSEWARES ARMY - NAVY GOODS the WILLIAMS Co. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS ★ MEMORIAL DAY OUTING SPECIAL DELUXE GENIE TENT Self-Supported — No Guy Ropes Required Ideal Family Tent 12'x9' Bone-Dry Treated Center Height 7'x5' Sidewall Height 5' Floor Space 108 Sq. Ft. 5995 Spruce shelter duck is a strong, durable fabric that will take the hard knocks of camping. Bone-dry treated, water-repellent and mildew retardant. Spruce green in color, it is soft and restful on the eyes and will not glare in the bright sunlight. A quality built tent completely reinforced and double stitched throughout. Tent price complete with all poles and stakes. AT FULLERTON STORE ONLY 1964 MODEL ON DISPLAY SLEEPING BAG SALE 4 LB. CELACLOUD, filling 2 air-mat-tress pockets, full zipper, two bags can zip together for double bag. No. 454-C... 1088 3 LB. DACRON BAG "88 DACRON" fill. An all feature bag with a real good outer cover. Must be seen to appreciate. No. 463-D... 1488 3 LB. DELUXE DACRON 88 fill. Heavy outer cover, extra heavy zipper. No. 323-D... 1688 A small quantity of other bags at greatly reduced prices. Discontinued models. VACATION DAYS JUST AROUND THE CORN USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN FOR ALL YOUR CAMPING LANTERN Lightweight, compact space saving single-lantern SNOWLITE COOLER Coleman MEN CAS Value $4.99 Biggest Continer and pat unusual CAM STOV VACATION DAYS JUST AROUND THE CORN USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN FOR ALL YOUR CAMPING LANTERN Lightweight, compact space saving single-mantle lantern. Provides light 8-10 hours without refilling. $9.88 SNOWLITE COOLER Coleman New lightweight snow site holds cold temper. Seamless, steaming white Royalite interior stays clean and odor-free. Can rust or leak rusped steel case finishes setch. Two sizes and colors to meet every need. Come in sea them today. Large Size Req. 24.95 17.88 WHITE COT Compact folding cots made of hardwood with durable canvas covers. Reg. price $5.95. $4.88 WHITE PAINT A good outside white paint. Paint that barn, fence, trellis and protect it. $1.59 2 for $300 Govt. Surplus Field Jacket An excellent M-52 field jacket with buttons, zipper and drawstring. Good for hunting or fishing. Re-issue. $1.99 PORTABLE TOILET Plastic seat . tubular metal legs . folds flat . disposal plastic-lined Bag hooks onto frame . comes with 6 bags. EXTRA BAGS 98c pkg. 2.88 PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH JUNE 3rd ARMY-NAVY SURPRISE BANKAMERICARD web welcome box ARMY-NAVY GOODS • HARDWARE • CAMPING WORK CLOTHS • LEVIS YMCA Activities NORTH ORANGE COUNTY'S YMCA building fund climbs closer to its half-million-dollar goal, as C. Harper Brubaker (left), Hughes Aircraft Company vice president and group executive of Hughes-Fullerton, presents the first installment of his company's pledge of $7500 to Irvin Chapman, chairman of the fund's Big Gifts Committee. Dr. Lynn Sheller, YMCA president, looks on. Tentative plans call for YMCA building activities to begin early in 1964, Sheller said. Switzerland, Germany, Holland, Belgium, England; and Ireland, and will last 43 days. Flying from Europe to New York, the group will tour the Worlds Fair, Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, Radio City, and China Town. They will arrive in Washington, D.C. the following day and see the Government Building, Senate; Capitol, White House, and Mt. Vernon. The time is getting short and interested persons should contact the Anaheim YMCA immediately at 535-2165. The Anaheim YMCA is sponsoring this tour because they believe in the experience of world friendship and consider youth our greatest ambassadors. The Anaheim YMCA is a member agency of United Fund. The annual Anaheim YMCA area Camp Osceola work camp is scheduled for May 30-31, it was announced by William C. Poirier, Anaheim YMCA General Secretary. Over a hundred Y workers and family members are scheduled to join in a variety of projects. Then to match the outfits she makes the girls, she also makes matching outfits for the girl's dolls. And cook? Mom makes the best apple pies in the world. Her homemade goodies are better than anything you can get at a bakery. It's really great to come from from school and find hot homemade cinnamon buns waiting for us. Mom washes just about every day and believe me it is a job, especially when the clothes falls down. Ironing is no easy chore either, but Mom's training us — the older one's do their own ironing and the little ones do hankies. But all in all it's a big job. My Mother has her feet on the ground. She doesn't grow up. IN FULLERTON 112 E. COMMONWEALTH LA 5-5544 IN ANAHEIM 130 E. LINCOLN AVE. KE 5-5501 SPECIALS! Men's Short Sleeve, White DRESS SHIRTS 100% Combed Cotton Permanent smart looking collar. Needs little or no ironing. Sizes 15, 15½, 16, 16½ VALUES 3,98 $1.99 VISIT OUR NEW CHILDREN AND LADIES DEPARTMENT FOR MONEY SAVING VALUES! LEVIS WHITE LIGHT GREEN DARK GREEN CORDS SLIM SLACKS We have Levis in blue, white and corduroy — all sizes, all lengths. Lowest prices. MEN'S WASH 'N WEAR CASUAL SLACKS Values $2.99 Biggest value in town! Ivys and Continents in all the latest colors and patterns. Stock up now at this unusually low price. Sizes 27 to 38 IND THE CORNER YOUR CAMPING NEEDS CAMP STOVE The Anaheim YMCA is a member agency of United Fund. The annual Anaheim YMCA area Camp Osceola work camp is scheduled for May 20-31, it was announced by William C. Poirier, Anaheim YMCA General Secretary. Over a hundred Y workers and family members are scheduled to join in a variety of projects to prepare the camp located at 7,000 feet elevation for a capacity attendance this summer. Families will attend and share in repairing cabins, painting, carpentry, and campfire area improvements. An evening campfire in the Y lodge is planned. Anaheim leadership on the Orange County Y Camp Committee includes Charles Bush, A. L. Mahoney, Ted Payne, Wilbert Bonney, Walt Schmitt, and Marion Disbennett. The Y-Beta Phi's, a sophomore Tri-Hi-Y club at Magnolia High School, recently held a Mother and Daughter Dessert at the Anaheim YMCA building. The program consisted of a welcome made by Mrs. Florene Pebley and Devotions by Mrs. Jan Huffman. A piano solo was given by Norma MacKinnon, a member of the club. Guest speaker for the evening was Mrs. Nan Moore, girls program director of the Anaheim YMCA. Highlighting the program was the "Mother Of The Year Award" presented by Mrs. Pebley. Tension had been mounting for the past month among the girls as each girl was asked to submit an essay on why her Mother should receive the award. Essays were read by Mrs. Huffman, Mrs. Pebley, and Mrs. Moore and identified only by numbers. The winning essay was kept a secret until Mrs. Pebley read the essay and made the presentation. Mrs. Randall E. Stark received the "Award" on behalf of the club and her daughter who wrote it, Lauri Stark. Following is the contents of the essay: Like any American girl, I think my Mother is the greatest in the world. She find hot homemade cinnamon buns waiting for us. Mom washes just about every day and believe me it is a job, especially when the clothes pool falls down. Ironing is no easy chore either, but Mom's training us — the older one's do all their own ironing and the little ones do hankies. But all in all it's a big job. My Mother has her feet on the ground. She doesn't grow in this modern idealistic world. She accepts reality and carries on from there. She doesn't build up things, but takes them all they are. I think that's the way a Mom should be. Knowing what they want and have firm opinion. So as far as I'm concerned my Mom can remain president IND THE CORNER YOUR CAMPING NEEDS CAMP STOVE Compact, economy stove same features as other Coleman models. $988 Model 425B499 JEEP CANS Heavy duty gas leepe cans... holds 8 gallons. New red gas can 4.50 New water cans 5.99 Used GAS CANS 2.99 New Carriers 2.98 Screw-in Sport ... 98c SAFETY FIRST 15 MIN. ROAD FLARES FOR HIWAY EMERGENCY COULD SAVE YOUR LIFE 29¢ EA. 4 FOR $1 00 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING IN REAR Pebley, and Mrs. Moore and identified only by numbers. The winning essay was kept a secret until Mrs. Pebley read the essay and made the presentation. Mrs. Randall E. Stark received the "Award" on behalf of the club and her daughter who wrote it, Lauri Stark. Following is the contents of the essay: Like any American girl, I think my Mother is the greatest in the world. She doesn't have an easy job with a family of 7. She works hard from dawn till she goes to bed. From packing lunches in the morning to tucking the little ones in at night. My Mother cares, — she cares where I go and with who I go. She cares about the rest of us. Mom worries when we're late and is relieved when we show up. It's nice to know someone cares, loves and worries about you. Mom doesn't belong to any bridge club or sewing circle, but she belongs to our club — the family. She doesn't work, but stays at home where a Mother belongs. No, don't get the wrong idea, my Mom doesn't sit in a rocker knitting slippers — we're an active family and fun isn't fun without Mom. Some Mothers might frown on going to the tidal flats in high heels and church clothes, but my Mom didn't. Some Moms might object to sleeping in the front seat of a station wagon for 10 nights in a row, but my Mom didn't — and she didn't. How many Moms would do that? How many Moms play ball and tag with their kids? My Mom does. I think my Mom is a terrific sport. She can take jokes, but she's human too, and needs compliments. She gets and deserves many for all she does. My Mom sews just about all the little ones clothes and some for us older ones. The clothes look professional and well finished. Lawyer, Leader 3-Term Ass BRU SUMMER The Only Game Legislative Exp STA SENA Sumner for Senator Committe of the cooking and baking committee; chairman of the dishwashing board; supervisor of the ironing: president of the household -leaning committee; chief nurse; and the heart-sob story chairman. And I hope, as she well deserves, my Mom receives the Mother of the Year Award. Respectfully submitted, Lauri Stark." NOW PLAYING! Sammy Lewis & Danny Dure Proudly Present MICHAEL RENNIE in MY FAIR LADY also starring GAYLEA BYRNE Directed by DAVID TIHMAR JUNE 9-28 DOROTHY COLLINS “THE SOUND OF MUSIC” also starring RICHARD EASTHAM with KATHERINE HILGENBERG & WERNER KLEMPERER Directed by DAVID TIHMAR THE SOUND OF MUSIC also starring RICHARD EASTHAM with KATHERINE HILGENBERG & WERNER KLEMPERER Directed by DAVID TIHMAR Perfs. Nitely at 8:30 exc. Mon. Sat. & Sun. Mats at 3:00 pm TICKETS AT BOXOFFICE, So.Calif. Music Co., 637 S.Hill St.L.A., All Mutual Agencies, Wallichs Music City Stores. For Information Call Anaheim (714) 776-7220 Melodyland THEATRE Opposite Disneyland POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT YOU’LL BE IN GOOD COMPANY when you ote for...SUMNER The QUALIFIED Candidate for STATE SENATOR ENDORSED BY THESE RESPECTED CITIZENS AND HUNDREDS MORE: Mr. & Mrs. William F. Wenke J. W. Burch Vie Andrews Mr. & Mrs. Roger Hope Ned Lewis Ron Caspers Dr. & Mrs. Fred Meurs Mr. & Mrs. H. L. Remmers Dr. Sheldon S. Singer Mr. & Mrs. William Blurock Mr. & Mrs. Leslie J. Ferrell ENDORSED BY THESE RESPECTED CITIZENS AND HUNDREDS MORE: Mr. & Mrs. William F. Wenke J. W. Burch Vie Andrews Mr. & Mrs. Roger Hope Ned Lewis Ron Caspers Dr. & Mrs. Fred Mears Mr. & Mrs. H. L. Remmers Dr. Sheldon S. Singer Mr. & Mrs. William Blurock Mr. & Mrs. Leslie L. Ferrell Mr. & Mrs. Donald Kennedy Dr. Francis Mackey Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Bernardy Mr. & Mrs. Albert Launer Gordon X. Richmond Mrs. L. J. (Peg) Tucker Mr. & Mrs. Ted Bartlett Robert S. Lowrey Al Fishman Dr. & Mrs. William Friend Mr. & Mrs. Felix LeMarinel E. A. Hartsook Walter Schmid Mr. & Mrs. Cap Blackburn Mrs. William Langsdorf William B. (Brad) Heilis Charles M. Oldham Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Buster James G. King Mr. & Mrs. David Young Mr. & Mrs. Walter Mellott Judge & Mrs. Marco Forster Mr. & Mrs Robert Grant Mr. & Mrs. Linton T. Simmons Miss Bea Whittiesey Dr. Richard W. Opfell Harry Rinker Ray M. Schmitt Mr. & Mrs Frank Baeskens Mr. & Mrs Harmon Scoville Robert L. Coffman Dr. Thomas B. Rhone Professor Robert S. Lorch Mrs. C. G. Norton Mr. & Mrs John F. Sinclair George Honold Bill James Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Tiday Mr. & Mrs Joseph Sahagen Cdr. Donald A. Gary Mrs. Charles Jorgensen Mr. & Mrs Wallace G. Moore Mrs. Joan Boethling Mr. & Mrs Burr Williams Mrs. Faye Schulz Bill George Mr. & Mrs John M. Harner Mrs. Stephen Guilagher Mr. & Mrs John S. Fisher Lawyer, Leader, Republican Term Assemblyman BRUCE SUMNER The Only Candidate With Legislative Experience...for STATE SENATOR