anaheim-gazette 1959-06-11

7 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thursday, June 11, 1958 Anaheim Men Aid In Management Conference Plans Eight chairmen were announced today by officials of the third annual Orange County Management Conference to be conducted at Santa Ana College next Sept. 12. Heading up the planning group are co-chairmen Mike Welds, manager of training and advanced education, Grounds Control division, Hughes Aircraft Co., and Thomas Jeffers, general manager, Western Research, Robertshaw-Fulton Controls, Inc. Committee chairmen include program, Don Calkins, manager, Electro-Mechanical design section, Hallamore Electronics; workshops, Max Besler, assistant to the president, Kirkhill Rubber Co., Brea; registration and finance, Herman Hoch, personnel supervisor, Kwikset Lock Co., Anaheim; student arrangements and school coordination, Robert Cunningham, employment manager, Beckman Instruments, Fullerton. Communications coordination, Charles Johnson, personnel manager, SPS Western, Santa Ana; pre-registration, Worth Bernard, owner-publisher, Orange County Industrial News, Santa Ana; physical arrangements, Hugh Hicks, vice president, Screen Print & Plas-tech Inc., Santa Ana and NEW RECREATION COMMITTEE—Interstate Electro has formed an employees Recreation Committee. From Edi Issac, John A. Cologrove, Howard Finkelestein, Ro La Verda Anglin, Dave Meyer and Judy Hartnett. Anaheim Youth to Speak At College Graduation Commencement for the 400 Fullerton Junior College students of the Class of '59 will be held on Friday, June 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the stadium. Baccalaureate services will be held the preceding Sunday afternoon, June 14, at 4 p.m. in the school auditorium. The Reverend Carl Smith of the Fullerton Episcopal Church will give the sermon with Father At College Graduation Commencement for the 400 Fullerton Junior College students of the Class of '59 will be held on Friday, June 1 at 7:30 p.m. in the stadium. Baccalaureate services will be held the preceding Sunday afternoon, June 14, at 4 p.m. in the school auditorium. The Reverend Carl Smith of the Fullerton Episcopal Church will give the sermon, with Father John Siebert of St. Mary's Catholic Church giving the invocation and benediction. The late afternoon service will also include numbers by the college choir and a processional and recessional of cap-and-gowned graduates. A reception will follow in the Student Center. Commencement At Commencement, to be held Friday evening, four student speakers, James McIlwain of Anaheim, Eleonar Shemeld of Habra, Lorna Ross of Orang and Wayne Wedin of Brea, will deliver major addresses. Other taking part will include Acti Superintendent Logan Wheatle who will welcome guests. Dr. Lynda Sheller, FJC director, who will announce scholarships and present the class for graduation; the Rev Paul Shugart of the Yorba Linda Friends Church, who will give the invocation and benediction; sophomore class President B Hatchcock of Anaheim, who w Hugs tighter on turns... the road-hugging Wide-Track P Wide-Track Wheel design brings car and road into a new relationship. The wheels of a Pontiac are five inches farther apart. This widens the stance but not the car. There's a feeling of complete control, road-holding response. You're steadier, more secure, balanced. Lean and sway disappear. It's the automotive advancement of the year and one of the big reasons why you see so many new Pontiacs these days. Hasn't the day come for you to drive this sleek beauty? The keys are waiting. 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The figure does not include evening "extended day" students or parttime students. More than 700 additional evening students within the "extended day program have also made application for the fall semester. Snyder urged all students to plan to attend Fullerton JC. Dissolution of Differences Petitions asking that Wake Works No. 3, serving Garrett Grove and portions of Westminster and Anaheim 70, be dissolved are being checked by the county clerk's office. Supervisors last week referred the petitions, signed by appr Television Studio Plans Approved Plans for television teaching studios of the Anaheim's School District's closed circuit television program have received final approval from the board of trustees. The building will be located at Broadway School. The plans of architects call for one-story cement block structure containing some 6,000 square feet. Transmitter equipment will ELEONAR SHEMELD OF LA LORNA ROSS OF ORANGE, WAYNE WEDIN OF BREA, will major addresses. Others part will include Acting Intendent Logan Wheatley, will welcome guests. Dr. Lynn FJC director, who will anscholarships and presentess for graduation; the Rev. Shugart of the Yorba Linda Church, who will givevocation and benediction; more class President Bob Rock of Anaheim, who will Plans Approved Plans for television teaching studios of the Anaheim's School District's closed circuit television program have received final approval from the board of trustees. The building will be located at Broadway School. The plans of architects call for one-story cement block structure containing some 6,000 square feet. Transmitter equipment will be housed in a central control room slightly raised above the four teaching areas. Close by will be two film rooms and a storage area. Introduce the speaker; and Joe Johnson, president of the district Board of Trustees, who will confer the degrees. 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