anaheim-gazette 1964-06-24

2—The Gazette Wednesday, June 24, 1964 STORK CLUB GARDEN PARK GENERAL HOSPITAL May 1, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Olson, 846 Turquoise St., a girl, 6 lbs. 0 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V. Olson, 846 Turquoise St., a girl, 5 lbs. 7 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Burns, 905 No. La Perla St., a boy. May 5, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Billy W. Hartfield, 9155 Pacific Ave., Apt. 68, a boy. May 6, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Orczy R. Woov- erton, 10552 Sylvan St., a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Shenk, lon, 742 Mavis St., a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lucero, 412½ So. Claudina St. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Marlow, 216 Kendor Dr., a boy. May 9, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Julius G. Spratte, 135 E. Wakefield St., a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Angotti, 426 North Vine St., Apt. 7, a girl. May 10, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. William F. Tarrant, 1241 N. East St., 172, a girl. 9262 Apt. A., Picadilly Way, girl. May 8, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. A. Mr. and Mrs. Delos W. Mil2724 Puritan Place, a girl. May 11, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Alvaro DeVinpre, 312 North Rose St., a girl. May 13, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Lin, 893½ S. Claudina St., a g 7lbs. 13 oz. May 14, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mills, 325 Velva St., a boy. Grand Opening OF ANDERSON B ARTISTIC IRON Exclusive Wrought Iron Fun Thursday, June 25 Thru Sat. Ju10 A.M.'TIL 9 P.M. ARTISTIC IRON Exclusive Wrought Iron Fun Thursday, June 25 Thru Sat. Ju 10 A.M. 'TIL 9 P.M. FREE $50 DOOR PRIZE ON THE PURCHASE OF ANY WROUGHT IRON JUST COME IN AND REGISTER • Nothing to Buy • You do not have to be present to win ANDEI BRO ANTISTIC FURNITURE, RAILING FENCES, COLUMN 335 SO. MA ANAH YOU'RE GETTING JUST WHAT YOU DESERVE... a beautiful new First Federal Savings office OPENING ABOUT JANUARY 1, 1965 Center Street at Evelyn Drive Anaheim Starting about January 1, you Anaheim area savers with First FEDERAL to do your savings business in our beautiful new office. It's uniquely possible. You deserve it. After all, it has been your business and can present temporary office in scarcely a year and a half! That's why spacious, handsomely designed new office with the kind of facilities deserve. But the basics you like won't change. We'll still have the same by local people. And the First FEDERAL overall management—real financial wisdom. And the same mutual ownership by savers. All our new ones our own building will make possible. Doesn't it go with rate is one of those advantages? Just look at the quarterly dividends annual rate. They speak louder than words! FIRST FEDERAL AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF AL ASSETS OVER $165,000,000 • A. G. KRUSE Member: Conference of FEDERAL Savings & Loan Ass ANAHEIM OFFICE (Temporary) 529 So. State College 1 block South of East Anaheim Center MARVIN F. ESSENMACHER, Asst. Vice President HEAD OFFICE: Alhambra • Other offices in Costa Mesa CLUB May 8, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Avarer and Mrs. Delos W. Mlady, Puritan Place, a girl. May 11, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Alvaro DeVinas312 North Rose St., a girl. May 13, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. John W. Rav583½ S. Claudina St., a girl, 13 oz. May 14, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Warren F. 325 Velva St., a boy. May 15, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Netzley, 952 S. Hampstead St., a boy. May 15, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Fay L. Denny, 3335 Olinda Ave., a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. Moody, 2526 W. Clearbrook Lane, a girl. May 16, 1964 Mr. and Mrs. John T. Sawyer, 10171 Perdido St., a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fernandez, 10071 Hearth Lane, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. McGuire, 328 W. Elm St., a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Shrewsbury, 9612 Pacific Ave., a girl. N BROS. IRON Iron Furniture Su Sat. June 27 9 P.M. STUDENTS AND AN INSTRUCTOR — Anaheim High Sestudents inspect a S-2E Tracker plane aboard the aircraft rier Yorktown. With more than 450 other journalism studand teachers from the Los Angeles area, they observed seaair operations Saturday as shipboard guests in the eighth and “Day in the Navy for High School Journalists” program. IRON Iron Furniture Su Sat. June 27 9 P.M. ANDERSON BROS. ANTISTIC IRON FURNITURE, RAILINGS, GATES, FENCES, COLUMNS, GRILLS 335 SO. MAGNOLIA ANAHEIM STUDENTS AND AN INSTRUCTOR — Anaheim High School students inspect a S-2E Tracker plane aboard the aircraft rrier Yorktown. With more than 450 other journalism students and teachers from the Los Angeles area, they observed sea air operations Saturday as shipboard guests in the eighth annual "Day in the Navy for High School Journalists" program. My Neighbors "I don't like to interfere with the housework." Park - The Anaheim City Council last week named 18 city with the assistance of the and Recreation Commission Department, staff, and the — and sometimes whimsical advice of the city's third ers. Turning to third graders assistance was no random tion. As a group they pro know more about Anaheim any other since they act study the city's history in c Their recommendations were used specifically to name munity parks. City policy specifies neighborhood parks adjacent schools be named after school. Seven parks fit category: Peter Marshall, Marshall, Clara Barton, Lane, Edison, Lincoln, and Albert Schweitzer parks, all jacent to schools of the name. Policy also states n eight hood parks not adjacent schools be named for native indigenous plants. Willow at Crone and Loara, Sage at Loara and North, Manz Park near Harbor and the verside Freeway, Chap Park near Broadway and clid, Ponderosa Park at Orad wood and Haster, and Point Park between Cerritos and tella on 9th Street, all fef this category. Community parks are na for significant leade rs events in Anaheim history, gardless of proximity to sch About 1,000 third graders advice. Amazingly, their v savers with First FEDERAL savings accounts will be able new office. It's uniquely planned to give you the finest service your business and confidence that have made us outgrow our and a half! That's why we're not stinting in providing a big, in the kind of facilities and service good customers like you we'll still have the same, friendly local management provided all management—respected for nearly forty years for its hip by savers. All our traditional advantages, in fact—plus able. Doesn't it go without saying that a high current annual quarterly dividends we're paying at the high 4.85% current GENERAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION OF ALHAMBRA 100,000 • A. G. KRUSE, PRESIDENT of FEDERAL Savings & Loan Associations (ary) 529 So. State College Blvd. (Placentia St.) of East Anaheim Center HER, Asst. Vice President, Manager Other offices in Costa Mesa and West Covina COMPLETE FUNERAL 120 R — Anaheim High School one aboard the aircraft ear0 other journalism students area, they observed sea and guests in the eighth annual Journalists” program. Left to right are Donald Loomis, of 426 No. Resh; Robert Pledger, of 1521 W. Chevy Chase Dr., and Larry Quille, instructor, of 1444 Birchmont Dr., Cdr. John Geyer, a membr of U.S. Naval Reserve Public Relations Company 11-2, sponsor of “Day in the Navy,” explains the anti-submarine warfare uses of the Tracker. Anaheim High School one aboard the aircraft carto right are Donald Loomis, of 426 No. Resh; Robert Pledger, of 1521 W. Chevy Chase Dr., and Larry Quille, instructor, of 1444 Birchmont Dr., Cdr. John Geyer, a membr of U.S. Naval Reserve Public Relations Company 11-2, sponsor of "Day in the Navy," explains the anti-submarine warfare uses of the Tracker. Park - Recreation Notes The Anaheim City Council t week named 18 city parks with the assistance of the Park and Recreation Commission, the department, staff, and the able and sometimes whimsical — vice of the city's third gradturning to third graders for stance was no random acn. As a group they probably now more about Anaheim than any other since they actively dry the city's history in class. Iir recommendations were specifically to name community parks. City policy specifies that neighborhood parks adjacent to schools be named after the school. Seven parks fit that category: Peter Marshall, John Marshall, Clara Barton, Palm Gene, Edison, Lincoln, and Dr. bert Schweitzer parks, all adent to schools of the same one. Policy also states n neighbord parks not adjacent to schools be named for native or nativeous plants. Willow Park Crone and Loara, Sage Park Loara and North, Manzanita k near Harbor and the Riside Freeway, Chaparral k near Broadway and Euland, Ponderosa Park at Orange od and Haster, and Poinciana k between Cerritos and Kaa on 9th Street, all fell in category. Community parks are named significant leaders and ants in Anaheim history, redless of proximity to schools. But 1,000 third graders gave ice. Amazingly, their varia- Vermont and State College site was named Rudy Boysen Park. Mother Colony Park had a heavy following, but the Department staff sided with a dozen third graders for "Pioneer Park at the Sunkist and Underhill location. The staff said the name fit the requirements and the parks planned "old west" play area without causing confusion with the Mother Colony House. Third graders reasons, summarized by Danny Jimenez, were simply: "There wouldn't be any Anaheim without Pineers." The Council also adopted the name Twila Reid Park for the site adjacent to Reid School in the Savanna school district. Some of the eight-year olds weren't in the "mainstream of thinking, but still produced some provocative, thoughtful and amusing moments, along with several worthy suggestions for future parks, for the Commis-sioners and Council members. ONLY THE GREATEST AND FINEST STARS AT MELODYLAND THEATRE LAST WEEK! CLOSES SUN. JUNE 28TH NO ONE SEATED DURING FIRST SCENE DOROTHY COLLINS in RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN'S "The Sound of Music" also starring RICHARD EASTHAM with KATHERINE HILGENBERG & WERNER KLEMPERER THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE IN THE WORLD...IN THE ROUND! JULY 7-19 JOHN RAITT RICHARD EASTHAM with KATHERINE HILGENBERG & WERNER KLEMPERER THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE IN THE WORLD...IN THE ROUND! JULY 7-19 JOHN RAITT in "The Pajama Game" also starring BARBARA EDEN BEATS NOW AT BOX OFFICE Se Cald, Music Co., 637 S. 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