anaheim-gazette 1964-07-15

Specimen Trees and Shrubs Complete Nursery Service Botts Nursery 1228 W. LINCOLN AVENUE KE 5-5450 "Our Business Is Growing 6—The Gazette Wednesday, July 15, 1964 It is our relation to circumstances that determines their influence over us. The same that carries one vessel into port may blow another off shore. —Christian Nestell Bovee OVER 50,000 ITEMS OFFICE SUPPLIES • ART SUPPLIES DUPLICATING AND PRINTING • CARDS HOME & OFFICE GIFTS • BOOKS WEBER STATIONERY & BOOK STORE 139 W. LINCOLN, ANAHEIM • PR 6-6750 Everything in one Beautiful Place COMPLETE FUNERAL 120 WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK MORTUARY-CEMETERY HELP FROM THE Heart WHEN HEEDED MOST GE 1-6577 TW 3-2421 14801 SEACH BLVD., WESTMINSTER WILLIAMS CO. Shopping FOR LIFE OUTD Men's Surfside LEVI'S SLIM JEANS COLEMAN Sportster FOR LIFE OUTDO Men's Surfside Deck Oxfords Full cushion, sponge insole with arch support. White, Olive Green & Blue. LEVI'S SLIM JEANS We have Levi's popular slim jeans in white, blue, and dark geren and corduroys, too. MEN'S NAVY DRESS OXFORDS Genuine Calf-skin uppers with full leather soles made on U.S. Navy lasts. Utmost in comfort and long wear. Regulation black. WHITE COT Compact folding cove made of hardwood w/durable canvas cover. Req. price $3.95. Roomy, Durable Tents ... Unbeatable Prices SEE MODEL ON DISPLAY FAMILY CAMPING COTTAGE STYLE Noavy ropes required. Center height. Sports shelter duck is strong, durable fabric that will take the hard knocks of el camping. Bond-dry treated, water-repellent and green in color, it is soft and wrinkled on the edges 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. 10 ft. wide by 7'4" deep $4995 12 ft. wide by 9' deep $5995 T-108 "CHRO" T-109 "CHRO" T-110 "CHRO" VACATION SPECIAL FOR FUN IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD TOP QUALITY, LOW PRICES DURING OUR SLEEPING VACATION SPECIAL FOR FUN IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD ALL POOLS AND PLASTIC TOYS Close Out! Below Cost! PLASTIC MATCHSTICK DROP SHADES 3'x6' ... 1.99 4'x6' ... 2.99 6'x6' ... 3.99 8'x6' ... 5.49 10'x6' ... 6.99 NEW this season ... replaces the familiar bamboo shades. Better looking, longer lasting ... in WHITE or SKY BLUE colors. TOP QUALITY, LOW PRICES DURING OUR SLEEPING SALE 2 LB. CELACLOUD® No. 105C 36x72 Built-in Ground Cloth 3 LB. DACRON® DELUXE No. 863D SIZE 36x84 3 LB. DACRON® No. 463D SIZE 36x80 These two bags feature: • 100" TALON ZIPPER • NON ALLERGENS • AIR MATTRESS POCKETS • ODORLESS • DOUBLE UP FEATURE • MAT RESISTANT 112 EAST COMMONWEA DOWNTOWN FULLERTON OPEN DAILY TILL 6 P.M. Open Monday & Friday 9-9, Sunday 10-2 IN DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM — 130 E. FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR OUTDOOR SUMMER FUN . Neighbors Travelers Aid Now Available A handy little brochure featuring a chart on foreign currency, weights and measures which can conveniently fit into a man's hip pocket or a ladies' evening bag is now available to the public, according to Scandinavian Airlines System. Additional information which will prove helpful to the traveler abroad includes time and thermometer comparisons, miles and kilometer chart for driving, and European garment sizes. Those interested in obtaining a free copy are asked to write to: Public Relations Department, Scandinavian Airlines Department, Scandinavian Airlines System, 8929 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif. The circumstances of others seem good to us, while ours seem good to others. —Publius Syrus Benefit Rodeo Set At Fair Wildest stock on the range and top cowboys of the nation explode into action for the Championship Rodeo at the 1964 Orange County Fair which opened yesterday. Rodeo competition is set for four performances — Friday evening; July 17; Saturday afternoon and evening, July 18; and Sunday afternoon, July 19, the final day of the fair. Afternoon events start at 2 p.m., evening 8 p.m. Cowboys compete for national standings and the $1,800 purse, plus added entry fee money, in this R.C.A. sanctioned rodeo featuring the six standard events — saddle and bareback bronc riding, bull riding, steer wrestling, calf and team roping. Special contest on tap for performance is the exciting Girls' Barrel Race. Trick rides exhibitions and clown acts will be added attractions. Andy Juaregui of Newhall, rodeo stock contractor in west, will be furnishing the stairs for this event and also serve arena director. The rodeo is sponsored by Orange County Rodeo Committee. Proceeds from this pay-to-see event on the fields go for benefit of county's handicapped children. Heading up the committee is Chairman Theo A. J. Kurv of Tustin and Project Chairman William C. Smithey of Costa Mesa. Directors are J. Willouby of Anaheim, W. T. Bennett of Costa Mesa, along with M. Hanberg, C. Billman and J. M. Grath, all of Santa Ana. Box seat or general admission tickets may be purchased in advance by phoning 544-5517, from Costa Mesa Welding Supply, Costa Mesa, or Colorado Press, Santa Ana. Modern man's need for a new and greater understanding of Deity will be explored at Christian Science churches, Sunday in a Bible Lesson-Sermon entitled "God." "It is our ignorance of God the divine Principle, which produces apparent discord, and the right understanding of Him stores harmony" — this is one of the references which will read from "Science and Heal with Key to the Scriptures." OUTDOORS COLEMAN Sportster $788 COLEMAN LANTERN $988 WHITE COT $488 COLEMAN CAMP STOVE 2 BURNER $988 Model 425B table Prices ... For Family Camping Fun Standard 'Chrome Dome' Umbrella Tent Made of green, water-resistant drift. "Chrome Dome" tops of special aluminized cotton drill which reflects heat rays. Quality construction, double-stitched seams. 7' high at cove. 7' high at peak. T-108 "CHROME DOME" ... 10x8' FULL SIZE ... $29.99 T-109 "CHROME DOME" ... 9x9' FULL SIZE ... $29.99 T-110 "CHROME DOME" ... 11x9' FULL SIZE ... $34.99 TOP QUALITY, LOW, LOW PRICES DURING OUR BIG SLEEPING BAG SALE CHECK LIST OUTDOOR LIVING SPECIALS ROAD FLARES ... 4 for $1.00 INSECT REPELLENT .69 CAMP TOASTER .39 CAMP STOOL .88 and greater understanding of Deity will be explored at Christian Science churches. Sunday in a Bible Lesson-Sermon titled "God." "It is our ignorance of God the divine Principle, which produces apparent discord, and right understanding of Him stores harmony" — this is one of the references which will read from "Science and Heaven with Key to the Scriptures" Mary Baker Eddy (p. 390). The Golden Text is from Hakkuk: "The earth shall filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord, as the water cover the sea." MEN MARINE PRIVATE DAWN E. YOUNG, son of Mr. and M. E. L. Young of 10772 Jean recently participated in an intensive sea assault exercise called "Operation Pine Tree" off the coast of Southern California with the First Mzrine vision based at Camp Pendleton. PATRICK L. HAYES, gunner mate third class, USCG, son Mrs. Mary E. Hayes of 10 Catalpa Dr., is a crewmember of the Coast Guard Cutter Tan operating out of Alameda. ARMY ROTC CADET M.CHAEL D. STURGEON, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sturgeon, 2022 Chateau, has six weeks of intensive military training at Fort Lewish Wash. NAVY ENSIGN MICHAEL GRANNIS, son of Mr. and M.Leroy H. Grannis of 10000 Viale, was recently commissioned upon graduation from Naval Officer Candidate School Newport, R.I. MARINE LANCE CORPORATION JOSEPH S. BIELAWICZ, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Biwicz of 801 North Loara, h TOP QUALITY, LOW, LOW PRICES DURING OUR BIG SLEEPING BAG SALE LOUD $688 DELUXE $1688 ON $1488 two bags feature: NON ALLERGIC ODORLESS MAT RESISTANT COMMONWEALTH TON LA 5-5544 JULY TILL 6 P.M. Sunday & Friday Sunday 10-2 AHEIM - 130 E. LINCOLN OUTDOOR LIVING SPECIALS ROAD FLARES .4 for $1.00 INSECT REPELLENT .69 CAMP TOASTER .39 CAMP STOOL .88 KEROSENE LANTERNS 1.29 2-GAL. CANVAS WATER BAG 1.49 ANGLE HEAD FLASH LIGHT .79 JEEP GAS CANS, 5 GAL. NEW 4.50 INDIAN BLANKETS 2.66 ALUMINUM PACK FRAME 4.88 PLASTIC AIR MATTRESS .98 ARMY FOLDING SHOVEL 1.59 ARMY PICK MATTOCK 1.49 PAINT SALE OUTSIDE WHITE 2 Gal. $300 POLY VINYL 2 Gal. $500 WILLIAMS Co. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS GOODS SUMMER FUN ... PRICES GOOD TO JULY 22ND special contest on tap for each performance is the exciting Barrel Race. Trick riding opportunities and clown acts will added attractions. Judy Juaregui of Newhall, top stock contractor in the event will be furnishing the stock this event and also serve as director. The rodeo is sponsored by the George County Rodeo Committee. Proceeds from this only go to see event on the fair roads go for benefit of the city's handicapped children. Leading up the committee areerman Theo A. J. Kurvers Austin and Project Chairman Jam C. Smithey of Costa. Directors are J. Willoughf of Anaheim, W. T. Bennettosta Mesa, along with M. L. Berg, C. Billman and J. Mc-All, all of Santa Ana. seat or general admission may be purchased in advance by phoning 544-5517, or Costa Mesa Welding Sup-Costa Mesa, or Colonial Santa Ana. Modern man's need for a new greater understanding of will be explored at Chris-Science churches, Sunday, Bible Lesson-Sermon en-God." is our ignorance of God, divine Principle, which pro-apparent discord, and the understanding of Him re-harmony" — this is one reference which will be from "Science and Health Key to the Scriptures" by GOIAN PROMOTED — Mrs. Mabel Betzsold of Anaheim has joined the ranks of women bank officers at Bank of America, it was announced this week by Carl J. Callaway, vice president in charge of Personnel Relations for the bank in Southern California. Mrs. Betzsold has been promoted to assistant cashier in charge of the Men In Service MARINE PRIVATE DAVID DOUNG, son of Mr. and Mrs. Young of 10772 Jean St., participated in an exercise "Operation Pine Tree" coast of Southern California with the First Marine Division based at Camp Pendleton. TRICK L. HAYES, gunner's third class, USCG, son of Mary E. Hayes of 1603ola Dr., is a crewmember Coast Guard Cutter Taney testing out of Alameda. MY ROTC CADET MIEL D. STURGEON, 21, son and Mrs. Francis W. Leon, 2022 Chateau, has been six weeks of intensive military training at Fort Lewis. YV ENSIGN MICHAEL L. NIS, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Grannis of 10500 Vine was recently commissioned graduation from Naval Candidate School at Port, R.I. MARINE LANCE CORPORAL PH S. BIELAWICZ, son and Mrs. Joseph A. Bielof 801 North Loarra, has station electronics technician airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon H. Ditchey of 177 Guinada Lane, has reported for duty with the Pacific Fleet's Airborne Early Warning Squadron at the Naval Air Station, Barber's Point, Hawaii. MARINE LANCE CORPORAL EDWARD W. STOUGHTON, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Stoughton of 323 North Resh St., is serving with the Third Battalion, Seventh Marine Regiment, First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton. DENNIS C. BUTLER, seaman apprentice, USCG, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Butler of 1647 South Pounders Lane, is serving at the Coast Guard Base, Seattle, Wash. LARRY K. ECHOLS, fireman apprentice, USN, brother of Mr. Darryl W. Echols of 9051 Pacific, is a crewmember of the Navy destroyer USS Harry E. Hubbard, serving with the Seventh Fleet in the Far East. KEITH F. CRONIN, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Cronin of 1011 West Alberta, is a member of the Navy. 1417 Sherrill St., recently completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S.C. ARMY PVT. JAMES H. ECHOLDS, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Frank Echolds, 539 Century Dr., was assigned to the 2d Howitzer Battalion of the 34th Artillery in Germany. ARMY PVT. ELLIOT WILCOX, 23, son of Mrs. Velma Mercurio, 885 S. Citron St., was assigned to the 20th Infantry at Fort Clayton, Canaj Zone. ARMY PFC DONALD MORGAN, whose wife, Diane, lives at 200 N. Ventura, completed an artillery communication crewman course in Germany Morgan was trained in wire laying, message center operation and radio relay operation. MARINE PRIVATE FIRST CLASS DAVID E. YOUNG, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Young of 10772 Jean St., is serving with the Second Battalion Fifth Marine Regiment, First Marine Division, Camp Pendleton. Tom W. Price, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. 2124 Victoria St., has completed an eight-week radio relay carrier operation course at the Army Southeastern Signal St. Fort Gordon, Ga., Price entered the Army in January received basic training at Fort Ord. A 1961 graduate of Imm High School, the 21-year-old soldier attended Allan Buck Junior College, Santa Maria. (U. S. Army Photo)