anaheim-gazette 1960-04-07

Servite High School Seeks Books For 15,000 Volume Library; Categories Given Servite High Prep School for boys at 1952 W. La Palma is having a county-wide book drive during the months of April and May. This school, serving the greater Orange County area, is now in its second year with plans for a large modern library of 15,000 volumes. Through the efforts of the Servite Mothers' Guild and donations from last year's drive some of these books have been acquired but many, many more are needed. Books on History, Science, Literature, the Arts, and Language are especially asked for. General outline of categories approved by the high school are: General Works: Encyclopedia, books of general knowledge, and research. Religion: Any books of this level dealing with the lives of the saints and church history. Social Sciences: Politics, civics, clubs, education, etiquette, and folklore. Science: Mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, and botany. Literature: American, English, Latin, Green, and Spanish. Arts and Recreation: Architecture, arts, drawing, handicrafts, painting, photography, music, and sports. History: Geography, biographies, Ancient, European, Modern, United States and Latin America. Fiction: Works that are not too common or that rate as representative of good fictional works. The Servite educational system develops the whole human per- the learning of young Americans. A donation of books large or small or funds with which to buy books will be deeply appreciated. Call Hubert Conley, JA 7-3964. County Woman Attains Highest Ever Marine Rank MCAS EL TORO, Santa Ana.—Geraldine M. Moran, of 1135 S. Parton, Santa Ana, on March 24 became the first and only Woman Marine to hold the rank of Master 'Gunnery Sergeant (E-9), the Marine Corps' highest enlisted rank. Selected by a board that met at Headquarters Marine Corps in Washington, D.C., last month, Master Gunnery Sergeant Moran was promoted at ceremonies held at El Toro's Women Marine Detachment-1. Presently serving as First Sergeant of the Detachment, she is senior in time in service as well as in rank. Sergeant Moran joined the Marine Corps on February 22, 1943, and has served on active duty continuously since that time. She received her recruit training at Hunter College, N.Y., and went from there to First Sergeant's School in Philadelphia. In July 1943, the Woman Ma- Arts and Recreation: Architecture, arts, drawing, handicrafts, painting, photography, music, and sports. History: Geography, biographies, Ancient, European, Modern, United States and Latin America. Fiction: Works that are not too common or that rate as representative of good fictional works. The Servite educational system develops the whole human, personality, spiritual, moral, intellectual and physical needs of our teenage boys. The ever higher college requirements of today demands a wider knowledge of research which can only be acquired to its fullest through reading. The contents of the library serve as added material for study not usually contained in the limited space of most text books. Here is your opportunity to make a spendid contribution to Sergeant Moran joined the Marine Corps on February 22, 1943, and has served on active duty continuously since that time. She received her recruit training at Hunter College, N.Y., and went from there to First Sergeant's School in Philadelphia. In July 1943, the Woman Marine Sergeant "replaced a man to fight" in World War II, by taking over the duties of First Sergeant of the Specialist Schools Detachment, at Camp Lejeune, N.C. She was promoted to Master Sergeant (E-7) in January 1944. Later she went to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, as First Sergeant of the first group of Women Marines to serve outside the continental limits of the United States. For outstanding performance of duty in that assignment, she was awarded the Letter of Commendation honoring her service with the Marine Corps. Sergeant Moran has also served at Horton Quarters Marine Corps, Marine Corps Schools, Quantico, Va., Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Diego. She has been with the El Marine Corps Air Station at April 1957, and was promoted to Master Sergeant (E-8) in 1959. E. D. (Ed) Ettinger Myrt Westering Mrs. Jean Westering Leavitt Ford Chas. M. McHenry Chas. R. Hoffman Elizabeth H. Lampe Leonard E. South Ray O. Link Mrs. Ray Link Ted Payne L. M. Pickel R. D. (Bob) Chambers E. D. Seekins Forrest F. Fowler Harold Botts Mrs. Mollie Botts Clinton N. Flynn Mrs. Ruth Flynn Les Moon Mrs. Katherine Moon Harry Coolidge Mrs. Harry Coolidge Roy Kirk Herby Perry Henry DuBois Frank Doretti Mr. Wilbur White Mrs. Wilbur White Mary F. Albright Chas. P. Grose Fran. Elliott Mr. T. J. Whieldon Mrs. T. J. Whieldon Joe P. Critchfield Joe Soholz Continue Nan Moore L. E. Ferrell Mrs. Hilded Ferrell Agnes Viken Mrs. Muriel N. Glassmoyer Chandler D. Glassmoyer Helen T. Bratt Ruth E. Jones Delois Chronister Ida May Walburg Herbert Wetzler Mrs. Evelyn L. Wetzler Wm. Berleen David Gordon Samuel Cott Vincenta Sorenson Themas Guy Rogers Mrs. Esther M. Rogers Jackson A. Moses Mrs. Rosemary A. Moses Norman H. Tessner Mrs. Marvella L. Tessner Richard D. Lower Mrs. Tina C. Lower Warren Ashleigh Mrs. Eleanor Ashleigh Louis Hoskins Mrs. Louis Hoskins Alvia G. Bledsoe Mrs. Alvia G. Bledsoe Jay D. Grishel Donald Better "Les" Mitchell Gene Hauck Eva St. Charles Bill Visser ELECTION—TUE Mennings Is ac. Scientist Co. Manager Earl L. Hennings has been used Manager of the manuuring facility of the Pacific Scientific Co. at Anaheim, according to Decker G. Allister, President. His production manager, Hennis previously had been in stage of manufacturing engining, fabrication, material control and assembly of the guidance, control, and aircraft safety equipment produced at the facility. During his recent special projects been the addition of electroing, machining, and plastic lining departments at Anaheim the production of precision Rings and Relays. NATIVE OF GRAFTON. Hennings received a degree in mechanical engineering from Quette University. Before joinPacific Scientific as a Project creer in 1951, he spent ten with Convair, serving as Bishings Group Engineer. Leading producer of aircraft ance, control, and safety impment, Pacific Scientific attains sales and service offices throughout the West and Southth. All components produced for firm's Aircraft Division are produced at the Anaheim plant. Letter of Commendation Ribnage MAGIC METAL STANLEY STEEL A VANDERBILT MEDICAL SCHOOL HEART SPECIALIST RECENTLY SHIPPED HIS HEART TO SAN FRANCISCO AND JOINED IT THERE A WEEK LATER! DR. ELOT NEWMAN'S MECHANICAL HEART MADE OF STAINLESS STEEL IS A VALUABLE RESEARCH TOOL WHICH MAKES POSSIBLE THE ACCUMULATION DATA ON HOW DIFFERENT HEART DEFECTS AFFECT THE FLOW OF BLOOD. STAINLESS STEEL IS WIDELY USED IN MEDICAL RESEARCH AND BY HOSPITALS BECAUSE IT IS SANITARY AND NON TOXIC. DEVELOPMENT OF A STARLING DEVICE THAT ENABLES THE SURGEON TO JOIN BLOOD VESSELS TOGETHER RAPIDLY WITH TINY STAINLESS STEEL STAPLES WAS ANNOUNCED AT THE RECENT MEDICAL CONFERENCE OF THE VETERANS' ADMINISTRATION. A CAMERA CAPABLE OF PHOTOGRAPHY THE INSIDE OF THE HUMAN STOMACH IS HELD IN A CIGAR SHAPED STAINLESS STEEL SHELL SWALLOWED BY THE PATIENT! SURGEONS WHO USE STAINLESS STEEL INSTRUMENTS ARE NOW UTILIZING STAINLESS STEEL CLOTH IMPLANTS FOR THE REPAIR OF SPECIAL HERNIA CASES AND STAINLESS STEEL SUITURES ARE AVAILABLE IN NEARLY EVERY MAJOR HOSPITAL. County Cyclists Slate Benefit For Anaheim CHP Officer Killed In Accident Near Here March 10 One of the largest motorcycle benefits in Orange County will be held Sunday for the family of an Anaheim California mother in the house, slapped by the son chase- County Cyclists Slate Benefit For Anaheim CHP Officer Killed In Accident Near Here March 10 One of the largest motorcycle benefits in Orange County will be held Sunday for the family of an Anaheim California Highway Patrolman killed on duty near here March 10. THE BENEFIT, sponsored by the Roadriders Committee of Orange County (an affiliate of the American Motorcycle Assn.), will be held at the Union Oil Co. picnic grounds near Brea. The event will include a “poker run,” starting at CHP Hdqs. at 1733 S. Haster St., Anaheim at 8 a.m. and a field meet in which riders will display their skills on the two-wheelers. No admission will be charged, but spectators may donate to the fund for the family of the late CHP officer Robert Donald Dale, 24, of Orange. ANAHEIM JOIN THESE PROMINENT RE-ELECT TO THE ANAHEIM CITY RECTOR L. (Rex) COONS INCUMBENT ANAHEIM CITY RECTOR L. (Rex) COONS INCUMBENT Retain Experience - Honest Berby Perry Henry DuBois Frank Doretti Mr. Wilbur White Ms. Wilbur White Mary F. Albright Thomas P. Grose Juan, Elliott Mr. T. J. Whieldon Ms. T. J. Whieldon Eve P. Critchfield Eve Soholz Monte Webb Mrs. Fannie Webb H. E. (Mike) Kreuger Jerry Gover Paul T. Havens Warren L. Schutz Fred Tavares Mrs. Fred Tavares Avon Carlson Mrs. Avon Carlson Clare A. VanHoorebeke Mrs. C. A. VanHoorebeke Mrs. Marie Roquet Arthur Roquet Mrs. Mary Fox Don Nielson Mrs. Don Nielson Bill Cullen Mrs. Bill Cullen Roy Merk Mrs. Roy Merk Mrs. John Shea Dick Ryan Mrs. Richard Ryan Henry Schneider Mrs. Henry Schneider Paul Grover Mrs. Rita Grover Dick Glover Mrs. Emily Glover Don Liebhart Bob Hager Mrs. Bob Hager Jerry Gray Mrs. Jerry Gray Mrs. Oriana B. Ross Continue Progressive City Governor Warren Ashleigh Ms. Eleanor Ashleigh Louis Hoskins Ms. Louis Hoskins Via G. Bledsoe Ms. Alvia G. Bledsoe Helen Mitchell Bonnie Hauck Hazel Jackson James St. Charles Carrie Lou Sutherland Carrie K. Rogers John P. Mary Jr. “Stan” Whieldon Warren Hodges Don Moore Mrs. Shirley Knisley Mrs. Margaret Moore Eddie Real Robt. Gregg Joe Hurst Louise Whieldon Charlotte Hodges Carmen Liza Reid Tillie Real Robt. Menzie Charlotte Hodges “Rusty” Roquet Mrs. Ruth Gregg Dexter Jackson Harry Knisley James Chavoz Thelma Perry Ree Stanton Horace Camp H. Wills Watkins Mrs. Dorthy Roquet Mrs. Stella Chavoz SELECTION—TUESDAY, APRIL 12TH (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) Mom Killer Set for Trial Mom killer Rufus R. Gordon, '13 has been ordered to trial for the lying of Maggie Holyoke, 56, but may beat the rap on an insanity plea. Gordon is to be arraigned at 10 a.m. April 1. He killed his mother, the wife of the former city engineer, George Holyoke, after she chided in March 9 for not being able to hit the family car running. "I intended to kiss her goodnight and shoot her in her sleep she would wake up in heaven," Gordon at his Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court hearing. During the preliminary hearing appeared that the prosecution well as the defense had agreed that Gordon, a mental institution patient for 11 years, was insane and should not stand criminal trial. Anaheim Det. Sgt. Harry Bryant, called to the stand by the prosecution, gave this version of statement by Gordon: GORDON HAD COME to California with purpose of reforming a mother in mind and to "stop or scolding." The mother and son argued for two weeks prior to the shooting and on the morning Mrs. Holyoke's death had an argument over Gordon's inability to get the family car to running. Angered the son chased the mother in the house, slapped her Walter Knott Given M&M Award For Work In Employee Relations Walter Knott, founder of Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park, has been honored by the Merchants and Manufacturers Assn. for the significant contributions he has made to the improvement of employee relations and to greater understanding of the American economic system. Knott received the M & M Annual Award at the employee relations Association's 64th Annual Banquet held at the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles. M & M President Daniel P. Bryant, making the presentation, noted Knott is one of the best known citizens in the Southland, saying: "To Walter Knott, one of our most highly respected citizens; a man who founded and built a remarkable enterprise in the best American tradition, for the good work that he is doing in promoting a better understanding of our enterprise system; and in helping to restore and preserve a favorable business climate in his community." In addition to colorful, personalized letters to his "family of employees," Knott has established the California Free Enterprise Assn., which has as its purpose the dissemination of basic economic facts. 'Sammy' Awards In Meet Here County's Top 19 Salesmen Win Nineteen of the County's top sales people have been awarded the industry's coveted "Sammy" awards. The awards were given during a dinner of the Sales Executives Club of Orange County in the Gourmet Restaurant, Disneyland Hotel. THE SAMMY, a golden statue and the last fatal bullet entered her head. "I didn't plan to do it that way," Gordon was reported to synonymous with "distinguished salesmanship," was given to Harry Bernstein of Golden Krust Bakery; Jahn D. Brown, Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.; Arthur H. Campbell, Dennis Printers and Stationers; Gene V. Christensen, Orange County Industrial News; Henry D. Clarke, Jr., Prudential Insurance Co.; Ralph E. Fouche, Sunny Maid Farms; Raymond D. Godfrey, Great Western Cordage Co.; Paul B. Greenwood, Radio KWIZ, and Irene L. Hylton, Red Hill Realty. Other Recipients Herman H. Inman, Nic-L-Silver Battery Co.; Gerald L. Jones, Na GORDON HAD COME to California with purpose of reforming the mother in mind and to "stop her scolding." The mother and son argued for two weeks prior to the shooting and on the morning Mrs. Holyoke's death had an argument over Gordon's inability to get the family car to running. Angered the son chased the mother in the house, slapped her hand and then got a revolver and began shooting at her. Mrs. Holyoke leaped through a bedroom window and raced toward a neighbor's home for help with Gordon in pursuit. One shot apparently struck her back of the neck. She ran across the street and collapsed on the wound in a neighbor's caveway. Gordon followed, placed the gun on her head and twice pulled the trigger on empty chambers. Another shot missed the woman and the last fatal bullet entered her head. "I didn't plan to do it that way," Gordon was reported to have said. "I would have liked to have been more merciful." Bryant testified that when he questioned Gordon as to why he killed his mother, the man often giggled. Gordon stated that he had "examined" his mother and decided that she was "emotionally and mentally ill." He then declared: "I did it for the rest of the family." There are six other children in the family—all reportedly doing well in life. Other Recipients Herman H. Inman, Nic-L-Silver Battery Co.; Gerald L. Jones, National Cash Register Co.; Charles B. Kilmer, Menasha Container of California; Walter N. Lampela, Waldon Pacific Co.; John Martin, Tom Key Realty; William H. Matticks, Glenco Citrus Products; Joseph G. Neuland, Beckban Instruments, Inc.; Jean Cort Sickler, Radio KEZY; Owen F. Swinford, George Dunton Ford, Inc., and Adriena V. Zaiser, Osen-Ojeda Realty. Winner of the Junior Achievement Salesman contest was Doug Cortez. CITY COUNCIL COONS Honesty - Impartiality Bry Schneider Henry Schneider Grover Rita Grover Glover Emily Glover Liebhart Hager Bob Hager Gray Jerry Gray Oriana B. Ross Cortez Hoskins Mrs. Cortez Hoskins Morrie Martenet Mrs. Arlowine Martenet Howard Evans Mrs. Faye Cotler John Wallin Mrs. Hulda Wallin Bill Bushman Mrs. Bill Bushman Preston Lee Mrs. Preston Lee Phil Engebretson Mrs. Phil Engebretson J. Jenkins Chas. W. Sellers Margaret B. Boysen Eleanor M. Barthelmess Evan Drennon Mildred Cook Jean A. Pullen Ida P. Grant Mae R. Cornbloom Pauline H. Houts Government Moore Shirley Knisley Margaret Moore Real Gregg Barbara Moore Lizah Real Ruth Gregg Chavoz Face Camp Stella Chavoz John Ganahl L. N. (Pete) Wisser Mrs. Louise Havens Burr Williams Mrs. Vi Patterson Richard A. Melrose Delbix Oldwell Wm. Finck Isalene Pickel Anthony Bouck Mrs. Mary D. Jones I. D. (Andy) Anderson Mrs. Helen Bouck Al C. Thom Wes V. Jones Mrs. Helen Anderson Dr. Wm. I. Kott George Rose Chas. W. Rose Mrs. Sybil Rose Laurence Henderson Anthony F. Parra (ADVERTISEMENT)