anaheim-gazette 1956-03-29

James Morris (right), former president of the Anaheim YMCA (1952-53) congratulates Ted Payne (center) on the latter's recent honor in being awarded the Volunteer Group Leadership award at the Pacific Southwest Area Council meeting in San Diego on March 17. Wilbert Bonney, present president of the Anaheim YMCA, also congratulates Payne! Ted Payne Honored at San Diego Meeting for 30 Years YMCA Work PHILLIPS FILES FOR SUPERVISOR, THIRD DISTRICT William J. (Bill) Phillips, 507 W. Valley View, Fullerton, today filed his candidacy for county supervisor, Third District. He is a candidate for the post County Realtors Conference April 4 in Santa Ana Ralph W. Carney of Wichita Kans., will be the featured speaker at the Realtors' Sales Conference to be held April 4 at the Ebb Club in Santa Ana. The conference is sponsored by the California Real Estate Association in cooperation with the Anaheim Board of Realtors. Carney is national known for his sales organization work. He is probably best known for his outstanding accomplishments for the Coleman Manufacturing Company. He took over this company when it was a small lamp manufacturing firm occupying an old barn and built it into one of the nation's major corporations. He has appeared as a featured speaker at important sales conferences throughout the country. Combining an excellent knowledge of salesmen, buyers and sales problems with a dynamic personality and eloquent speech, Carney gives a presentation which is even thusiastic, convincing and inspirational to salesmen attending the conference. Also on the seminar will PHILLIPS FILES FOR SUPERVISOR, THIRD DISTRICT William J. (Bill) Phillips, 507 W. Valley View, Fullerton, today filed his candidacy for county supervisor, Third District. He is a candidate for the post being vacated by Ralph McFadden, Placentia. The district includes Fullerton, Anaheim, Buena Park, La Habra, Brea, Placentia, Yorba Linda, Stanton and Cypress. Prominent in county and community activities, Phillips has been a sales engineer for Eadington Fruit Co. for the past five and one-half years. Career Outlined Previously he was in charge of co-ordination for the F-80 Shooting Star fighter plane while employed by Lockheed Aircraft Corp., in connection with experimental planning, engineering flight test, new development, and high production engineering. He also formerly was engaged in the automobile business as a sales manager and service manager. Born in Holstein, Iowa, in 1916, Phillips is 39 years old. He came to California in 1936 and resided in Anaheim until moving to Fullerton in 1942. He attended high school and college in Nebraska. Married to a native Californian, he has four children. "Open Door Policy" Phillips is past chairman and director of the North Orange County Red Cross, past governor of the Loyal Order of Moose, member of the Associated Chambers of Commerce, charter member of the new Fullerton Elks Lodge, past member of Kiwanis Club, former Boy Scout committee chairman, former member of the Orange County Farm Bureau Ted Payne, member of the Anaheim YMCA Board of Directors was highly honored last weekend at the Pacific southwest area YMCA council meeting at San Diego, according to Wilbert Bonney, president of the local 'Y'. Payne was one of three from the entire Pacific southwest area to receive the volunteer group leadership award. The Pacific southwest area of the Young Men's Christian Association comprises the states of California, Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico and the Territory of Hawaii. The volunteer group leadership award is presented each year to three persons selected by the area projects committee, from nominations throughout the entire area, who have rendered the most valuable service throughout an extended period of years. One of the primary requirements is that the nominee be currently affiliated as a club leader of a youth group. Some of Payne's additional qualifications included 30 years service with the 'Y' including Camp Osceola leadership and volunteer labor, solicitation of funds for all phases of youth work, club leader of numerous younger boys clubs, recording secretary and treasurer of the 'Y' Board of Directors. The two others who received the award were: Rev. V. J. Waldron, pastor of Evangelical-United Brethren Church in southwest Los Angeles, and Dr. Iwao Miyaki of Honolulu, Hawaii. Gov. Knight Calls Youth Conference Honorable Charles A. Pearson, Mayor; Hon. Willis H. Warner, Chairman Orange County Board of Supervisors; Honorable Kenneth E. Morrison, Superior Court Judge; have been asked to head a delegation to attend the conference on children and youth being called by Governor Goodwin J. Knight. The conference will be held in Sacramento on April 4 and 5 with an attendance of approximately 4,000 persons from all parts of California. The conference will constitute, in effect, a statewide town meeting culminating a series of local town meetings which the GoverWalter E. Elleson, formerly specialist with the United States Department of Commerce. Maternal use by Elleson will be taken from President Eisenhower's Economic Advisory Committee report, and will include a business summary from the national, state and local levels. Jeff Branscom, general agent for the Washington Insurance Company will speak to realtors on "Successful Salesman Organize His Time". Carl Rau, chairman of the Education Committee of the Anaheim Board of Realtors announced that both real estate salesmen and sales managers will find much of interest for them in the sales conference. Some of the subjects on this program are "Sound Selling Ideas", "Business Conditions", "Thirty-page Manual of Conference Memos", "Success Secrets of Sales Personnel Management". Salesmen will learn much from Mr. Carney's talk including their uses of a sales kit, sales approach timing technique, how to cultivate and develop new business from circumstances behind the client reason for listing and selling. EASTER RELIGIO Lodge, past member of Kiwanis Club, former Boy Scout committee chairman, former member of the Orange County Farm Bureau William J. Phillips and of the National Association of Foremen and Fullerton 20-30 Club. Phillips said he would, if elected, follow "an open door policy" and welcome suggestions from any of his constituents in solving the increasing problems facing Orange County. Sponsors Listed Emphasis upon highway safety and pre-planning is made in his platform, together with reorganization and more efficient administration of the County Hospital; more equitable tax distribution; a fairer allocation of the costs of policing and other services in unincorporated areas; prompt and (Continued on Page 4) Judge; have been asked to head a delegation to attend the conference on children and youth being called by Governor Goodwin J. Knight. The conference will be held in Sacramento on April 4 and 5 with an attendance of approximately 4,000 persons from all parts of California. The conference will constitute, in effect, a statewide town meeting culminating a series of local town meetings which the Governor suggested to mayors and supervisors to study juvenile de-chairmen of county boards of linquency and its prevention. It will afford an opportunity to review some of the findings that were made at the town meetings. The work of the conference, which has been planned by the Governor's Advisory Committee on Children and Youth, will be focused on four age groups—namely: The pre-school child, five years and under; young children and pre-teens, six to eleven years; adolescents, twelve to seventeen years; and, young adults, eighteen to twenty-three years. "The conference will provide an opportunity for each participant to share his experience with others in the study groups," the Governor said. "In view of the great interest in this vital problem, I am most anxious that a representative group of our citizens come together to study ways of strengthening present-day family life, and the various services that affect the children and youth of California." "Save your waste paper" ask members of Cub Scouts Pack 105 who will start a paper drive on April 14. Funds will be used for an annual field trip to some point of interest in southern California. The resurrection of Christ congregations of churches of no Sunday morning. Worship service sunrise hour until noon. Lovely will lend their dignity to the oceans doors in welcome to members. To facilitate your attending the church of your choice, various activities scheduled for the closing days of Holy Week and for Easter are listed here: GOOD FRIDAY UNION SERVICE A community worship service for the general public on Good Friday will be presented by the Association of Christian Churches of Anaheim at White Temple Methodist Sanctuary from noon until 3 p.m. Rev. Alexander McCandless pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren Church and chairmen of the worship committee of the association, will give the call to worship. The service will follow the Seven Last Words of Christ in the following order: "For givingness", Rev. Paul Kugler Free Methodist Church; "Salvation", Rev. Ben Perri, Evangelica United Brethren; "Love", Rev William McKinley Walker, Westley Methodist Church; "Loneliness". County Realtors Conference April in Santa Ana John W. Carney of Wichita, will be the featured speaker at the Realtors' Sales Conference held April 4 at the Ebell in Santa Ana. The conference is sponsored by the Californal Estate Association in cooperation with the Anaheim Board of Trustees. Carney is nationally known for his sales organizational skills and is probably best known for outstanding accomplishments for the Coleman Manufacial Company. He took over company when it was a small manufacturing firm occupying an old barn and built it into the nation's major corporate headquarters. He has appeared as a feaseless speaker at important sales events throughout the county combining an excellent knowledge of salesmen, buyers and sales firms with a dynamic person and eloquent speech. Carney presents a presentation which is enriched, convincing and inspirational to salesmen attending the conference. On the seminar will be presented on five and one-half acres of ground will be included with the hospital, which will have more than 37,000 square feet of floor space. Home Department Enjoys Colored Slides of Mexico The Anaheim Home Department toured Mexico by means of colored slides on Tuesday, March 27, when Sylvia Mauerhan was guest speaker. Mrs. Nora Fricke, chairman, presided at the all-day meeting held at Evangélical United Brethren Church. The morning program was given by Mmes. A. E. Wieczorek, Wanda Bose and Vangie Rainey who led a discussion on home laundry and automatic washers. Included were the laundering of woolen blankets, pillows, regular family laundry and new synthetic fabrics. Margarethe Kelly displayed kits or hard floor coverings and counter surfaces. P-TA OFFICERS ELECTED Mrs. Robert Rees has been elected president of Thomas Jefferson-Theodore Roosevelt P-TA and will be aided in the new year by Miss Sarah Hull, vice president; Mrs. Robert Chassagne, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Felicia Kirker, recording secretary; Mrs. Stanley Parker, treasurer; Mrs. Philip Bird, historian; Ms. Shiloh Baird, historian; Ms. Shiloh Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, historian; Ms. Shilothe Baird, histrionic education through the extension division of the University of California at Los Angeles. Commencing April 21, two of the courses will be offered Friday evenings and Saturday mornings. Y-WIVES FASHION SHOW The Anaheim Y Wifes are planning a public fashion show which is to be on Friday evening, April 27, at the YMCA. The theme will be "Fashions in the Sun" with styles by Clarice Sportswear, General chairman, Mrs. O. E. Fast hairstyle. 82 YEARS OF DEVOTION TO ALL THAT ANNAHEM ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1970 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY New Anaheim Hospital to Start Building at Once Dr. Samuel Gendel, chairman of the memorial hospital to be built in Anaheim, has stated the 72-bed hospital is due for completion within six months, with construction to start at once. It will be located at the north end of West Street on La Palma Avenue. Plans were disclosed at a dinner meeting recently. The 72-bed capacity will be the opening construction but will be so constructed that it can expand to more than 100 beds. The ultimate capacity of the building is hoped to be 120 beds. It will have fully-equipped obstetric and surgical departments and will seek a Class A status as an accredited hospital. About five and one-half acres of ground will be included with the hospital, which will have more than 37,000 square feet of floor space. Home Department Enjoys Colored Slides of Mexico The Anaheim Home Department toured Mexico by means of colored slides on Tuesday, March 27, when Sylvia Mauerhan was guest speaker. Mrs. Nora Fricke, chairman, presided at the all-day meeting held at Evangélical United Brethren Church. The morning program was given by Mmes. A. E. Wieczorek, Wanda Bose and Vangie Rainey who led a discussion on home laundry and automatic washers. Included were the laundering of woolen blankets, pillows, regular family laundry and new synthetic fabrics. Margarethe Kelly displayed kits or hard floor coverings and counter surfaces. 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Carney Mr. E. Elieson, formerly specifc with the United States Dept of Commerce. Material by Elieson will be taken from recent Eisenhower's Economic Committee report, and include a business summary of the national, state and local Branscom, general agent of Washington Insurance Comwill speak to realtors on "A Successful Salesman Organizes Time". Rau, chairman of the EduCommittee of the Anaheim of Realtors announced that real estate salesmen and salesers will find much of interest in the sales conference of the subjects on the am are "Sound Selling Business Conditions", page Manual of Confer-Memos", "Success Secrets of Personnel Management". Men will learn much from carney's talk including the a sales kit, sales approach, technique, how to cultivate develop new business from instances behind the clients for listing and selling. Mrs. Carl Last Wins Mrs.AnaheimContest Mrs. Carl Last of 1312 Candlewood St., Anaheim, mother of two children, was named Mrs. Anaheim the early part of this week. She will compete in regional contests which will eventually lead to the Mrs. America contest. She won over a field of four other finalists and will now compete in the Orange County finals to be held in Santa Ana YMCA. The winner of the county title, besides qualifying for the southland contest, will take home prizes totaling $1000. On Easter Sunday, April 1, at 12:30 p.m., the members and friends of the First Baptist Church will be assembling upon the vacant lot at 701 West Broadway for the groundbreaking ceremonies of a new sanctuary. This will follow the Easter worship service to be conducted in the Anaheim Union High School auditorium at 11 a.m. In the spring of 1922 a number of Baptist people felt the need for an English speaking Baptist church in Anaheim. After many wee and Rev. Bob Kevorkian, who has been serving since 1949. The aim and desire of the First Baptist Church is as follows: To Her People: To satisfy the inherent desire of every Christian for fellowship in worship, prayer, study of God's Word, spiritual growth and the work of explaining the Kingdom of Christ. To Her Community: To provide for young and old a program of worship, STER RELIGIOUS SEASON TO BE PROPRIATELY OBSERVED WITH SERVICES IN ANAHEIM CHURCHES The resurrection of Christ will be joyously celebrated by the migrations of churches of nearly every denomination on Easter morning. Worship services are being planned from the early hour until noon. Lovely spring flowers and beautiful music and their dignity to the occasion as each church throws openers in welcome to members and visitors alike. Facilitate your attending church of your choice, various times scheduled for the closures of Holy Week and for those listed here: FRIDAY UNION SERVICE Community worship service is general public on Good Friday at White Temple Sanctuary from noon to p.m. Alexander McCandless, of the Evangelical United Church and chairmen of worship committee of the assembly, will give the call to do. The service will follow seven Last Words of Christ following order: "For us", Rev. Paul Kugler, Methodist Church; "Salva-rev. Ben Perri, Evangelical Brethren; "Love", Rev. a McKinley Walker, Westethodist Church; "Lonelliness", Rev. Thomas G. Ashby, First Southern Baptist; "Human Need," Rev. Wayne Davidson, Assembly of God; "Triumph", Rev. Harry F. Stief, Grace Lutheran; "Commitment", Rev. Earl Kernahan, White Temple Methodist. Everyone in the community is invited to attend as their time permits. Those who must leave during the service are asked to do so during the singing of a hymn so as not to disturb an atmosphere of utmost reverence and devotion. Various choirs will participate with Mrs. William J. Talevich and Mrs. Bernard J. Rockwood as organists. BETHANY FULL GOSPEL Rev. James A. Sullivan, pastor of Bethany Full Gospel church, 121 W. Cypress St., has announced that the usual services will be (Continued on Page 4) In the spring of 1922 a number of Baptist people felt the need for an English speaking Baptist church in Anaheim. After many meetings and much prayer, on June 9, 1922, the (Calvary) First Baptist Church was organized. The Sunday meetings were held in the Odd Fellows Hall, a mortician's parlor, a photographer's studio and homes. Prayer meetings were conducted in the old Mexican Mission across from Pressel, Perry and Tull on South Clementine Street. Of the original group of charter members only Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Grange, Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Simon remain in Anaheim. With the assistance of the Southern California Baptist Convention, the property on the corner of Citron and Broadway was purchased. After much planning, discussion-and prayer, the present church building was constructed while the congregation held its Sunday meetings in a tent. Since that time an educational building was added, and three additional properties were purchased, two of them including residences. During her thirty-three years of existence, the First Baptist Church has been served by eleven pastors. They are Rev. H. B. Foskett, Rev. S. P. Gott, Rev. V. K. Ledbetter, Rev. Earl Edwards, Rev. Ernest J. Pienderleith, Rev. L. T. Barkman, Rev. Burney S. Hudson, Rev. Earl R. Berg, Rev. James Forrester, Rev. James Co- The aim and desire of the First Baptist Church is as follows: To Her People: To satisfy the inherent desire of every Christian for fellowship in worship, prayer, study of God's Word, spiritual growth and the work of explaining the Kingdom of Christ. To Her Community: To provide for young and old a program of worship, evangelism, Christian education and recreation and fellowship that is of inestimable value for making Anaheim more wholesome, law-abiding and Christian. To Her World: To make unselfish contributions of her leadership, her wealth and her prayers to innumerable missionary and relief enterprises at home and abroad. To Her Master: To strive to make Christ pre-eminent in all phases of her efforts and assigning to Him all glory and honor for victories won. The membership has now grown to over 650 persons, with a Sunday Church school with an average of over 400 in attendance. Two Sunday morning worship services have been necessary to accommodate the worshipers. Therefore, a new place of worship is vitally needed. The Sanctuary to be constructed is of a basic contemporary design, reminiscent of old English. Red brick will be combined with ample glass, indoor planters and natural wood. To achieve spaciousness, a wall of glass extends from the front to the rear of the sanctuary overlooking a landscaped patio. To maintain a feeling of personalness, the seating capacity in the nave will be limited to 550 while the glassed-in narthex can be used for overflow. The building will also house the NO ALL THAT IS GOOD IN ANAHEIM ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1870 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY 11 Thursday, March 29, 1956. No. 43 Teacher Trainee Course Offered Anaheim School Anahim city schools are plan-teacher trainee course to interested persons to qualify teaching credentials and employment as elementary school teachers in local schools, announced by Robert E. purpose is to contact college and women graduates who interested in training to be teachers in the schools next Arrangements are being so offer the necessary six of course work in element education through the ex-dividation of the University California at Los Angeles. enancing April 21, two of courses will be offered Friday mornings and Saturday mornings. ES FASHION SHOW Anahim Y Wifes are plan-public fashion show which is on Friday evening, April the YMCA. The theme will flashions in the Sun" with Mary Clarice Sportswear, Genairman, Mrs. O. E. Fast has Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel Files Nominating Papers Senator Thomas H. Kuchel, Anaheim's own native son, filed his nominating petitions with the county clerk's office on Friday of last week, giving his offical pledge to the assembled group by telephone from his office in Washington, D.C. He filed for his own Republican Party nomination and cross filed for the Democratic ticket. On hand for the filing were his mother, Mrs. Henry Kuchel of this city, who has never missed a filing of her son's petitions for office, Theodore B. (Ted) Kuchel, brother of the Senator and a host of politicians who jammed the election registration offices at Fifth and Birch Streets. The county Repuplican committee had arranged the telephone call to the Senator's office while the actual filing of the petitions was in progress so he might converse with his family and friends. He pledged a vigorous campaign to start shortly and said he had the United States Senate." He expressed "unbounded gratitude" to all assisting in his campaign. These statements were made to Earl Adams, Los Angeles attorney and Sen. Kuchel's Southern California campaign co-chairman. Among others on hand were Attorney Spencer Van Dyke of Los Angeles, Los Angeles County chairman; Mrs. Hildred Ferrell of Anaheim, Orange County chairman; Mrs. Vernon Janney of Sherman Oaks, southern California women's chairman; Attorney Gordon Richmond of Orange, long a leader in Republican circles, and many other staunch supporters. After the filing was completed at the registration office, most of the persons went over to the court house where R. C. Mize, Santa Ana attorney, a Democrat and Orange County co-chairman for Kuchel, who was trying a case in court and could not be present for the filing ceremony, was photo- FASHION SHOW Anaheim Y Wifes are planpublic fashion show which is on Friday evening, April the YMCA. The theme will mashions in the Sun" with my Clarice Sportswear, Genairman, Mrs. O. E. Fast has need a number of committees. may be obtained from Harold Hund, KE 5-3551. The county Repuplican committee had arranged the telephone call to the Senator's office while the actual filing of the petitions was in progress so he might converse with his family and friends. He pledged a vigorous campaign to start shortly and said he had "represented all the people of my state, and it is to them that I propose to account for my record in OR NEW 1ST BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY, APR. 1 Rev. Bob Kevorkian, who serving since 1949. him and desire of the First Church is as follows: To people: To satisfy the inherence of every Christian for ship in worship, prayer, of God's Word, spiritual and the work of explainKingdom of Christ. To Her unity: To provide for young a program of worship, offices of the church, conference room, bride's dressing room, and tiled showers and dressing rooms for baptismal use. The architects are Plegger, Blurock and Hougan of Corona del Mar. The contractor is A. D. Penhall of Anaheim. The cost of construction will be $96,920.00, the furnishings to cost an additional $15,000. The program for the ground- of Consecration to close the impressive ceremony of the dedication of the House of the Lord. School Boy on Bike Hurt Thurs. Jim Howard Starr of 1462 Kenwood Ave., 13 years of age, was injured at about 8:15 a.m. Tuesday morning when he hit an open door of a car belonging to Ralph Runge School Boy on Bike Hurt Thurs. Jim Howard Starr of 1462 Kenwood Ave., 13 years of age, was injured at about 8:15 a.m. Tuesday morning when he hit an open door of a car belonging to Ralph Runge of 981 S. Philadelphia Street, Anaheim. Jim was riding his bicycle when the accident occurred. From available information, Mr. Runge had parked his car near the Angelina Hotel on East Center Street and had just opened the left front door to get out when the youngster ran into the door. The boy was on his way to school and was going west. Jim was taken to the clinic where doctors attended to a badly lacerated leg. St. Joseph Hospital Guild Meet Apr. 2 Members of St. Joseph Hospital Guild will meet at the hospital auditorium on Monday, Apr. 2 at 10 a.m. Announcement has been made that the assignment for volunteer work is to begin Apr. 3. For the Monday meeting, two guest speakers will appear, the first of these being Mrs. Robert Schwartz and secondly, Mrs. Edgar Lewis, both of St. Luke's Hospital Auxiliary in Pasadena. The St. John's Guild is planning to start a book drive for the hospital library and they are especially asking for books for the reading pleasure of teen-agers and for books written in Spanish. Chairman of the drive is Mrs. Edward J. Kennedy, who will arrange to pick up the books. She may be reached by calling KI 3-8582.