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AT CAPITOL HILL — Mrs. Robert J. Hitt, president of the Orange County Federation of Republican Women, was shown the sights of Capitol Hill by Congressman James B. Utt of the 28th District, on her recent visit to the nation’s capital, Mrs. Hitt was in Washington, D.C. attending the seventh annual Republican Women’s National Convention as representative of the Orange County organization. Evangelical & Reformed FAITH COMMUNITY CHURCH (United Church of Christ) 9021 Blxhy Ave., G. G. — LEhigh 9-2230 C. Gene Kuehl, Minister 9:15 A.M. Worship & Church School 10:30 A.M. Morning Worship Child Care During Services Church of Religious Science of Fullerton Rev. F. C. Edenstrom I. O. O. F. Hall, 301 E. Amerigo MORNING WORSHIP Topic: "ON THE AIR" 'SELLING YOURSELF' IS Anaheim FJC Business Day Honors; Alpha Marlys Stewart, Donna Jean Bernbrook, both of Anaheim, and Grace Nagasawa of Whittier, were honored as top business education students Wednesday at the Fullerton Junior College Business Education Day. More than 400 students attended. Miss Stewart won two awards, the Bank of America award presented to the outstanding student in secretarial and clerical studies, and one of two awards given to the top accounting majors of the college. Mrs. Bernbrook captured the other accounting award. Miss Nagasawa was the winner of the outstanding secretarial award, given annually by the Executive Secretaries of Orange county. The award was presented by Mrs. Marle Grace, president. The Bank of America award was presented by Harrison Beamer, bank official, and the others by Alva Straw, PJC’s business education division chairman. Highlighting the morning program was a talk by Clifford Haskell, vice-president of Alpha Beta Foods, who spoke on the theme topic for the day, “Selling Yourself in Business.” Panels Held Four panel discussion groups were featured on the program. Speakers on the panels were chosen from members of the ad- FAITH COMMUNITY CHURCH (United Church of Christ) 9021 Bixby Ave., G. G. — LEhigh 9-9230 C. Gene Kuehl, Minister 9:15 A.M. Worship & Church School 10:30 A.M. Morning Worship Child Care During Services Church of Religious Science of Fullerton Rev. F. C. Edenstrom I. O. O. F. Hall, 301 E. Amerige MORNING WORSHIP Topic: "ON THE AIR" Minister's Office Hrs. 10:30 a.m.-4 p.m. YWCA Office Phone LA 5-8323 BETHEL LUTHERAN CHURCH 6461 Lincoln Ave., Phone JA 7-4776 "Missouri Synod" Sunday School . . . . . . 9 A.M. Morning Service . . . 8 A.M.---10:15 A.M. Rev. Ralph F. Juengel, Pastor CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES First Church of Christ, Scientific 819 M. CATRON 21:00 A.M. SUBJECT: "PROBATION AFTER DEATH" Sunday School 9:10 a.m. Ages 9 to 20 and 11:00 a.m. Ages to 9 Church Services 11 a.m. Infants Cared For Reading Room Open Daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m. except Sunday 1958 S. Clementine All Are Welcome St. Anthony Claret Catholic Church 1450 E. La Palma Avenue KE 5-4340 Fr. Michael Walsh, Pastor Fr. Francis Kelly, Assist. Sunday Masses: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12 Daily Masses: 7 and 8:15 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena each Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Orange County BAPTIST CHURCH PASTORS Rev. Freeman Rogers Rev. Glenn Herron SUNDAY SCHOOL 8:45 WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 YOUTH ACTIVITY HOUR 6:30 EVANGELISTIC HOUR 7:30 WED. PRAYER SERVICE 7:30 TOP 10 PERCENT Twenty Orange County Junior College and High School students have placed in the top 10 percent of the State's outstanding students and have been awarded scholarships by the State Scholarship Commission, according to Senator John A. Murdy, Jr., of Newport Beach. "We can all be justly proud of the significant achievements of these outstanding young men and women; their success in statewide scholastic competition with more than 8000 top ranking students is a credit, not only to them, but to their teachers and their parents." Senator Murdy said today. Each scholarship is to be used for payment of tuition and fees to a maximum of $600 a year at the institution attended by the award winner in the school year 1959-1960. A total of 735 students have been selected statewide. Senator Murdy said in addition to the 20 students selected in Orange County there is an alternate list of fully qualified candidates who range just below the award winners in competition and will be nominated for awards through AT STATLER-HILTON CCPT Confab in To Feature Dinner Exclusively for men will be one of the scheduled events at the 60th annual convention of the California Congress of Parents and Teachers in Los Angeles. Planned to give men the opportunity to get off by themselves in a group to consider their role in the P.T.A., a men's participation dinner will be held on Thursday evening, May 7, in the Golden State Room of the Statler - Hilton Hotel. Exploring ways in which to Orange County BAPTIST CHURCH PASTORS Rev. Freeman Rogers Rev. Glenn Herron SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 YOUTH ACTIVITY HOUR 6:30 EVANGELISTIC HOUR 7:30 WED. PRAYER SERVICE 7:20 419 N. East Street Anaheim, California HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN GOD? History records that when a nation forgets God it sinks into decay. The same is true of an individual. Are you giving God His rightful place in your life? Worship every Lord's Day in His Sanctuary. THOSE WITHOUT A CHURCH HOME ARE CORDIALLY INVITED 9:45 A.M.— SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP, Pastor Turnure Preaching 7:30 P.M. EVENING EVANGELISTIC SERVICE MID-WEEK SERVICES 7:30 P.M. Tuesday and Friday BETHANY FULL GOSPEL CHURCH 121 W. Cypress, Anaheim Raymond E. Turnure, Pastor Exclusively for men will be one of the scheduled events at the 60th annual convention of the California Congress of Parents and Teachers in Los Angeles. Planned to give men the opportunity to get off by themselves in a group to consider their role in the P.T.A., a men's participation dinner will be held on Thursday evening, May 7, in the Golden State Room of the Statler - Hilton Hotel. Exploring ways in which to encourage more men to participate in their local Parent - Teacher activities, will be a panel of distinguished educational leaders. Discussion will center around the place of men in the P.T.A. and how they can share in the promoting of the welfare of children and youth in their own community. Members of the panel will be Dr. C. C. Trillingham, Los Angeles County Superintendent of Schools, Dr. John Whinnery, superintendent of Montebello Unified School District and president of International PDK; Hilton Bell, superintendent, Visalla City Schools and president of the California Association of School Administrators; C. S. Morris, Jr. Principal, Eureka Junior High School, and president of the California Association of Secondary School Administrators; Bernard Watson, principal, Schallenbarger Elementary School, San Jose; and Hillas Cole, junior past president of the California School Boards Association and member of the Hemet Union School District Governing Board. Rounding out the program will be an address by Lloyd V. Prante, principal of Mount Gleason Junior High School, Los Angeles City Schools. Held since its inception, at breakfast time, this meeting, open to men members residing in the area surrounding convention city as well as to convention delegates, is scheduled for a time more convenient to the non-delegates. Dr. ING. YOURSELF’ IS THEME Hheim FJC Business Students Capture Education Honors; Alpha Beta Officer Special Speaker Stewart, Donna Jeanick, both of Anaheim, and Nagasawa of Whittier, were as top business education Wednesday at the Fuller-ior College Business Edu-Day. More than 400 students attended. Stewart won two awards, k of America award pre- to the outstanding student marial and clerical studies, of two awards given to accounting majors of the Mrs. Bernbrook captured or accounting award. Nagasawa was the winner outstanding secretarial given annually by the Secretaries of Orange The award was presented Marie Grace, president, k of America award was by Harrison Beamer, Icial, and the others by FJC’s business education chairman. Lighting the morning prosaik a talk by Clifford Has-president of Alpha Beta who spoke on the theme the day, “Selling Your-business.” Panels Held panel discussion groups featured on the program. on the panels were rem members of the ad- visory committees, former students and leading businessmen and women. Panels were led by FJC students. Majors in the secretarial business field met with Carrie Lou Sutherland, woman’s page editor of the Anaheim Bulletin and past president of the Executives’ Secretaries Inc., Orange County chapter; Alice Drake, secretary at Fullerton City Hall; Lloyd Wike, personnel director with Hughes Aircraft, Fullerton. Student leaders were Maxine Meyers and Angie Posito. Serving on the accounting panel were John James, chief accountant at Beckman Instruments; Fred Gibson, accountant of Fulton and Gibson; and John Dees, former student. The panel was led by FJC students Mrs. Donna Bernbrook, John Kenefick, Wilbur Scott, and Ronald Ricklef. This year majors in business administration and general business combined for a panel. Business-men members were Howard Lusk, lighting consultant with the Southern California Edison Company; Albert Launer, attorney; and Gordon Garnett, personnel director of Alpha Beta markets. Student leaders were Richard Silliman and Richard Wagner. General Office Panel was composed of Miss Judy Miller, Kimberly-Clarke; Mrs. Isabell Kay, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph; and N. A. Lehman, Northrop Aircraft. Student leaders were Marcia Hamilton and JoAnn Piegel. Go to Los Angeles After the discussions the students and faculty and their high school guests boarded buses for the Southern California Business Machines Show in Los Angeles, returning at 3 p.m. Special guests for the affair were groups of top seniors from neighboring high schools, who are majoring in business education and businessmen from Orange County. Tour or five such seniors from each school were honored as guests for their high academic performances in high school. The day’s activity got under way at 7:45 a.m. with a breakfast meeting in the college cafeteria. Opening meeting hour was called to order by Al Newman. A college quartet composed of Paul Goebel, Bernie Sloop, Jim Schamp, and Frank Thomas, presented musical selections. After breakfast, Dr. H. Lynn Sheller, FJC director, welcomed the group, and Straw presented the Business Day awards. Haskell’s talk followed. A brief fashion show by the students of Mrs. Mary Chapman’s class closed this portion of the meeting. The Mesa Verde in Colorado has one of the largest concentrations of prehistoric ruins in the U.S., but only a few of its hundreds of archaeological sites have been scientifically excavated. It is expected that 75,400,000 babies will be born in the U.S. from 1966 through 1978, compared here and There The Wesleyan Service Guild met in the parlor of the First Methodist Church with Miss Doris Price, a deaconess from the Los Angeles General Hospital, as guest speaker. Mrs. Mariam Penland and Mrs. Evelyn Jennings were hostesses. Vacation Church School is set for July, June 22 through July 3, the Presbyterian Church announces. Speaker for the May breakfast at the Presbyterian Church will be the Rev. Al Casebeer, pastor of the First Christian Church of Anaheim. John Dufour, OCC business education instructor, has been selected to edit the news letter of the California Association of Distributive Education. Dufour was selected for the duty in acknowledgement of his leadership capabilities. The Kingfisher Oklahoma County annual Picnic will be held at the City Park at Montebello Sunday at 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It is a basket lunch picnic. Anaheim Presbyterian Art Association will elect new officers at the meeting on Monday at 7:30 p.m. Pattie Brown, of Fullerton president of the Association requests that members bring their painting equipment as a regular class will be held right after the short business meeting. Evelyn Hamilton Keith, local artist, has been honored as the second artist to have a display of her landscape oil paintings on exhibit at the Chamber of Commerce Building in Whittier. The exhibit is sponsored by the Whittern Art Association and will re- PERCENT enty Orange County Students State Scholarship Winners Orange County Junior and High School students reached the top 10 per state's outstanding student award by the State Scholarship Commission, according to John A. Murdy, Jr., of Beach. All be justly proud of significant achievements of outstanding young men and their success in statewide competition with more top ranking students is not only to them, but to teachers and their parents," Murdy said today. Scholarship is to be used at tuition and fees to sum up $800 a year at the attended by the award the school year 1959-1960. 735 students have been statewide. Murdy said in addition students selected in Orlando there is an alternate fully qualified candidate who just below the award in competition and will be rated for awards through ATLER-HILTON PT Confab in Los Angeles Feature Dinner for Men Velvy for men will be one scheduled events at the 60th convention of the Calligraphy of Parents and in Los Angeles. Planned then the opportunity to get themselves in a group to their role in the P.T.A., participation dinner will on Thursday evening, in the Golden State Room at Hilton Hotel. General Office Panel was composed of Miss Judy Miller, Kimberly-Clarke; Mrs. Isabell Kay, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph; and N. A. Lehman, Northrop Airline. The successful candidates in Orange County are as follows: Gary Rogers, Betty Jane Schwitzegebel, both of Anaheim; Jack Winningham Bradbury, Balboa; Elizabeth Anne Barnet, Ronald Lynn Davies, Leonard Arthur Dickay, Michael Lance Harvey, all of Fullerton; Michael Chas. Beck, Laguna Beach; Steven Robert Chew, Seal Beach; Roger Logan Williams, both of Seal Beach; Nancy Lynn Simon (Whittier) LaHabra High; Bonnie Jean McCay, Holly Smith, both of Tustin; Ralph Vaden, Glen Victor Vanderburgh both of Santa Ana; Darien Dayton, Balboa Island; Raymond Frederick Ericson, Brea; Roger John Froschis, Buena Park; Rose Marie Anderson, Costa Mesa; Michael O'Brien, Santa Ana. CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE "Ernest Holmes, Founder" SANTA ANA SUNDAY, 11 A.M. 307 E. McFadden DR. 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We specialize in 3 R's Our pupils develop unusual reading skills Parents testify to amazing results Consult Us Before Enrolling Your Child KINDERGARTEN THRU 6TH GRADE FULL DAY SESSIONS Qualified Teachers Transportation Low Tuition CENTRAL BAPTIST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 8745 Magnolia, Anaheim Phone JA 7-2205 TEMPORARILY PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Whittier Alumni Set Fund Drive Telethon Whittier College alumni will stage a telethon April 28 which is expected to contact 1,000 alumni for the current fund drive in two hours time, fund chairman Bill Greene said today. Using phones in the Bank of America East Whittier and Downtown branches, and the Bank of Whittier, 35 alumni will do the calling, while an equal number of alumnae will write memos to be mailed that evening to each person contacted by phone. Calls will be made between 7 and 9 p.m. Director of Alumni Relations at the college, William Marumoto, said this is the first time a telethon has been used by an alumni group in Southern California. Clifton's Complete Sunday DINNER DELUXE 7 FULL COURSES Also a Complete Selection of A la Carte Favorites $169 Plus Tax Santa Ana Freeway at Euclid, Anaheim Consult Us Before Enrolling Your Child KINDERGARTEN THRU 6TH GRADE. FULL DAY SESSIONS Qualified Teachers Transportation Low Tuition CENTRAL BAPTIST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 8745 Magnolia, Anaheim Phone JA 7-2205 TEMPORARILY PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Will Hold Services At THE LUTHERAN HOME CHAPEL 891 S. Walnut Until Relocated At: 1421 W. Ball Road GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 9142 West La Palma, Anaheim Rev. Bob Owen, Pastor Phone JA 7-1300 9:45 A.M. Sun. Bible School 11 A.M. Worship Service 5 P.M. Jet Cadets 6:30 Adult Study 7:30 P.M. Gospel Service MIDWEEK SERVICE, THURSDAY 7:30 P.M. "AFFILIATED WITH CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION" Miss Ann Rohrer To Be Headlines Forum Guest Miss Ann Rohrer will be the special guest of Dr. Giles T. Brown at the "Behind the Headlines Forum" on April 28 and will be interviewed and show slides about her experiences in Bali and Indonesia. For several years, Miss Rohrer was in Asia and the Indonesian region as a representative of the Asia Foundation. She is leaving in a few weeks for Washington, D.C. to be briefed by the United States Information Service on her new assignment to Laos in Southeast Asia where she will be a part of the overseas information service to that small but strategic country. There will be the usual review of world affairs the first hour. 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