anaheim-gazette 1959-08-13

SEEKING DIVING FAME — Dr. Sammy Lee, left, Orange County’s famed two-time Olympic Games diving champion, explains emblem of the Sammy Lee Swimming and Diving School to Bobby Webster who will wear the emblem in his attempt to make the United States team for Pan American Games this week in Michigan. Top three divers in tryouts which end Tuesday (Aug. 11) will compete in the Games later this month in Chicago. Webster's ultimate goal is to compete in the Olympics. Anaheim Diver Takes Spotlight in Pan American Games Competition Orange County’s chance to place a diver in the international sports spotlight today hinges on the performance of Robert D. (Bobby) Webster, 20. The young diver, for three years a protege of Dr. Sammy Lee, After his recent dual with national champion, Gary Tobian, in the national diving championships in San Francisco, Webster, ac- Chairmen A With the target of 29, General Chairman Fred United Fund" Teamwork Mrs. Martha Schmacher, pretor of the S.Q.R. Store, Robert A. Daily, manager of Delco Remy Division of Gen Motors, are serving as the paign executive vice chairman Mrs. Schumacher will direct work of the Women's Division the campaign, and Daily will sist Krein in the leadership of men's groups. Twelve hundred women are ing recruited for the largest U ed Fund Campaign in the hir of the Anaheim, Centralia, press, Los Alamitos, Rossu Magnolia, and Stanton a Eight hundred served under Schumacher's leadership year. Walter Taylor, president o Taylor, Lumber Company, is campaign vice chairman who be responsible for the leader and Advance Gift team orga tion. In a joint announcement, H and Taylor advise that Carl manager of the J. C. Penny pany in Anaheim, will serve chairman of one of the Le ship Gift Terms. Thomas H. Quayle, div manager of Northrup-Nortra in Anaheim, as one of the paign vice chairmen, will orize solicitation within the ufacturing division. Superintendent of the Ana Union High School District, W. Cook will lead the Educa al Division as a Campaign chairman. Other vice chairmen and leadership responsibilities a Keith A. Murdock, city Anaheim Diver Takes Spotlight in Pan American Games Competition Orange County's chance to place a diver in the international sports spotlight today hinges on the performance of Robert D. (Bobby) Webster, 20. The young diver, for three years a protege of Dr. Sammy Lee, today is at the tryouts for the Pan American Games at Michigan State College, East Lansing, Mich. If Lee's young protege can win a berth on the American swimming team he will compete in the Games later in August in Chicago. The Pan American Games represent another milestone in Webster's long trip to the International Olympic Games. Dr. Lee has predicted for the past three years that the little young diver can win a berth on the United States diving team in 1960 if he works toward this goal. Webster, who goes into competition in Michigan today carrying the colors of the Sammy Lee Swimming and Diving School of Anaheim, has been working closely with several weeks under the watchful coaching eyes of Dr. Lee. After his recent dual with national champion, Gary Tobian, in the national diving championships in San Francisco, Webster, according to Dr. Lee, "is up" for the Pan American tryouts. Webster won a close second in the 10-meter platform diving events at the national contest. "I'd say he's a cinch for one of the top three spots in the Pan American tryouts," said Dr. Lee. Top three divers in the tryouts will make the American team. Webster's trunks carry the Sammy Lee emblem which consists of a shield with the interwoven letters, "SL," and three interlocking circles worked into the blue field at the top of the shield. The emblem is almost like the symbol of the Olympic Games. Main difference is that the Olympic Games shield has five circles—one for each of the five continents represented in the games—and, of course, the Olympics shield does not have Sammy Lee's initials in it. The three circles of the Sammy Lee shield represent Dr. Lee's personal achievements: 1. Service to Community (Lee is a practicing physician and is active in community service work for various charity groups.) 2. Service to Country (Dr. Lee served as a medical officer during the Korean War and has on several occasions acted as a special representative of the United States to sports clinics and special sports events throughout the world. He was one of President Eisenhower's personal representatives at the 1958 Olympic Games.) 3. Achievements in Sports (In addition to numerous other sports achievements Dr. Sammy Lee twice was an Olympic Games diving champion, performing as a member of the United States team.) Perhaps Webster will be successful manager of Northrup-Norton in Anaheim, as one of the paign vice chairmen, will organize solicitation within the manufacturing division. Superintendent of the Anaheim Union High School District, W. Cook will lead the Educational Division as a Campaign chairman. Other vice chairmen and leadership responsibilities are Keith A. Murdock, city ager for Anaheim, will head Governmental Employees' sion. Dr. W. C. Kellogg will lead Professional Groups. Fred Newcomb and Myrtletering, with Clyde Cromen Anaheim to Host State Senator at Chamber Session "Orange County's Interest in the State Capitol" will becussed by State Senator John Murdy Jr. when he speaks at general membership dinner of Associated Chambers of Merce of Orange County or gust 26, it was announced by President Charles A. Peel of Anaheim. The event will be held in Chrysler Corporation Traffic Center Auditorium at 1111 Bhurst Street, Anaheim, marks the first general meeting of the new year for Association now undergoing reorganization. Pearson said the tradition plan of holding such meetings various cities throughout county, with ladies and guests vited, will be continued. In a bulletin released to members of Associated Pearson reported progress bycial reorganization comm and said it looked now full-time executive ma would be on the job in less 60 days. The personnel committee reduced its applicants to final contenders from 45; the committee has chosen office ters on Harbor Boulevard the junction of Santa Ana, den Grove and Anaheim; an Excursions will begin at 14 City-wide playgrounds and continue tomorrow. The fee is $51.65 to be accompanied by a signed parent release slip, and the child must be at least eight years old. Children must wear shoes and a blouse or sweater to protect against sunburn. For further information, children should contact their local playground leader. MRS L. V. HARDIN new director Cancer Group Names Director Appointment of Mrs. Irene V. Hardin as program director of the Orange County Branch of the American Cancer Society has been announced today by Howard Louden, president of the local branch. As program director Mrs. Hardin's duties will include the furthering of the branch's service and education programs. One of her major duties will be working closely with Dr. James A. Poster, vice-president in charge of education, in setting up film and speaker programs throughout Orange County. These programs about the detection and control of cancer are offered free of charge to service clubs, women's groups, and all other organizations. Pearson reported progress by special reorganization commendation and said it looked now full-time executive man would be on the job in less than 60 days. The personnel committee reduced its applicants to final contenders from 45; the committee has chosen office centers on Harbor Boulevard at the junction of Santa Ana, den Grove, and Anaheim; and budget committee, after informal meetings with bus men in the county, has firmed its compilation of a carefully evited solicitation list which was used beginning later this week to collect the funds needed for the new set up, the presaid. A brochure outlining the gram of Associated for the ing year will go to the pre-week after receiving much more Pearson reported. "There is scarcity of projects for Association to handle, judging from scores of suggestions urged us as we worked out the chure," Pearson added. Reservations for the dine at the Chrysler plant on August should be made with Bake Lake, office manager of Assed, at 424 South Los Angeles Street, telephone Prospect 2 Members are asked to make reservations by mail, using provided in the bulletins received to them today. Seating city of the Chrysler audit is about 850, Mr. Lake said. Chairmen Announced for United Fund With the target date for the Victory Rally scheduled for Thursday, October 10th, General Chairman Fred Krein advises the campaign organization of the $225,000 United Fund" Teamwork Project" is rapidly taking shape. Mrs. Martha Schmacher, protor of the S.Q.R. Store, and Bert A. Daily, manager of the No Remy Division of General Ours, are serving as the camper executive vice chairman. Mrs. Schumacher will direct the leadership of Women's Divisions in campaign, and Daily will ask Krein in the leadership of the groups. Twelve hundred women are bere recruited for the largest UnitFund Campaign in the history of Anaheim, Centralia, Cyrus, Los Alamitos, Rossmore, Gonzalez, and Stanton areas. Hundred served under Mrs. Schumacher's leadership last year. Walter Taylor, president of the Taylor Lumber Company, is the campaign vice chairman who will responsible for the leadership Advance Gift team organization. In a joint announcement, Krein Taylor advise that Carl Putz, manager of the J. C. Penny Company in Anaheim, will serve as chairman of one of the Leadership Gift Terms. Thomas Short, is serving as the campaign vice chairman of the unit plan. H. Lee Luskey, executive vice chairman for Luskey Brothers, Business Division solicitation. Carl Karcher, campaign vice chairman and proprietor of Carl's Drive-In Restaurants, "Unit Plan of Cooperation." Charles A. Pearson, proprietor of the Anaheim Truck and Transfer Company, is serving as Krein's Vice Chairman for the Commerce L Division. He is assisted by Edward S. Hawkins, vice president and general manager of the Rinshed Mason Company. Richard W. Gay, vice president general manager of the Bank of America in Anaheim, and Herbert I. 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Although the public will not begin bringing plants to enter until Aug. 21, and the two-day show will open formally on Aug. 22 at Orange County Fairgrounds, committees are already working in many communities to assure its success. Horton said that the groups already appointed will be joined by Mr. and Mrs. William H. (Jack) Taylor of Anaheim. The Taylors will also donate one of the trophies for best fibrous begonia. The Newport Harbor Clearing Assn., has donated a trophy to be awarded to the best garden or plant club display. So far the groups competing in this division are the Dabla Society, the Orchid Society, the Lincoln Park Club and the Englewood branch of the American Begonia Society. Entries by groups or in the commercial educational display are being collected by Mrs. Lionel Evans of Garden Grove. Mrs. Lou Sealley of Garden Grove has charge of the individual amateur competitions. Mrs. R. J. 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