anaheim-gazette 1960-07-14

(Anaheim, Thursday, July 14, 1960) Anaheim Gazette-B3 MARINELAND, CALIF.—Bubbles the whale is introduced to "Smokey Bear" by William F. Monahan, vice president and general manager of Marineland, and the big ocean animal wishes the forest service mascot "good luck" in the campaign to remind people to guard against mountain blazes in the coming dry season. Anaheim Optimists Hold Installation The members of the Optimist Club of Anaheim and their wives held their installation dinner and program Sat. June 25. The enjoyablye affair, held at Cape Cod restaurant on Harbor Blvd. was for the purpose to install the new officers for both clubs, Optimist and Opti-Mrs. for 1960-61. The MC for the evening was capably handled by Past President Robert Martin. He in turn then second vice president. The other officers, Gus Combis, first vice president; Robert Schooler, second vice president; William Cochran, secretary-treasurer for second year; Richard Slater, Boys Work chairman; Don May, publicity and Bulletin; Harold J. Botts, retiring president, will be safety bicycle chairman. The new board of directors are Cliff Elliot, Walter Gooden, Robert Martin, Joe corresponding secretary. Eve Schooler; treasurer, Helen M.chell, and past president Margaret Elliott, parliamentarian. Bom members are Sue Cochrane, M. Summers, Ethel Maffioli, In Lansdown, Dean Phillips, Jo Ser. Jeanie, Larson and Rose M. May. A new member was introduced to the group Kenneth Walkand wife, Margaret. The program given by Kay Kiker Werner De School. The members of the Optimist Club of Amaheim and their wives held their installation dinner and program Sat. June 25. The enjoyably affair, held at Cape Cod restaurant on Harbor Blvd., was for the purpose to install the new officers for both clubs, Optimist and Opti-Mrs. for 1960-61. The MC for the evening was capably handled by Past President Robert Martin. He in turn introduced Verg Pontzious as installing of the men and Mrs. Jo Slater, Past President of Opti-Mrs. as installing the Opti-Mrs. Taking over the duties as president was Robert Gallagher who served as first vice president the past year having worked up from secretary-treasurer, Boys Work. The Opti-Mrs. officers are president, Francis Larson; first vice president, Artie Mae Martin; second vice president, Hazel Morton; recording secretary, Mollie otts; BTK The COMMUNITY’S LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTORS More than three quarters of a century of dedicated service to bereaved families has earned for this firm its reputation as the community’s leading funeral directors. Our beautiful, comforting facilities and the devoted personal attention of our staff are available to all, with due regard to religious beliefs and financial circumstances. BACKS BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 291 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 5-1140 Orange County's First Funeral Directors LIQUID Keystone Savings and Loan national average — your do when you want it. And your cash works hard — actually 50% more than at 3% per annum — and no CHANGE NOW...come in or mail your postage. Funds placed or postmarked from the 1st. We will transfer your fu in the world free of charge. KEYSTO AND LOAN ASS Ronald W. Caspera, 312 W. Center Street, Anselmo Orange County's fastest growing sav News About Our Service Men GREAT LAKES, Ill. (FHTNC) Norman A. Nance, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neal A. Nance of 3139 W. Tyler Ave., Anaheim, graduated from the Optical and Instrument School at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill., on June 24. The school trains students in the repair and upkeep of navigational instruments, gunsight telescopes, rangefinders, and submarine periscope. SAN DIEGO (FHTNC) — Richard L. Prater, fireman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. Prater of 8882 Siesta Dr., Anaheim, is helping to prolong the life of a victim of aplastic anemia while serving aboard the anti-submarine warefare aircraft carrier USS Bennington operating out of San Diego. The crew of the aircraft carrier learned that a Mrs. Verna Merritt, stricken with the ailment, required continuous transfusions of whole blood. The wife of Convair employee, Mr. David Merritt, she has been through more than 500 transfusions in five years and has wiped out the family's savings, leaving them in debt by 100 pints to the weekly book listings presented by the Anaheim Public Library, 241 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim. FICTION THE AFFAIR by C. P. Snow. A sad story about mixed up human emotions, and about a young scientist who is the victim of them and is dismissed from his college fellowship on the charge of faking a scientific item in a photograph. THE FEAR MAKERS by Wilfrid Schilling. A rather startling novel about a young anti-Nazi who is prosecuted by former Nazis who seem to have gained positions of power in the Germany of today. NON-FICTION ARTHRITIS AND YOU by James Brooke. Complete guide for laymen about this crippling disease, what it is, the kinds there are, what can be done about them in light of today's knowledge. CARE AND REPAIR OF YOUR OUTBOARD MOTOR by Hank Bowman. A very good troubleshooting manual for the outboard motor enthusiasts who want to work through all maintenance routines step by step. COMPLETE BOOK OF HOME FREEZING by Hazel Meyer. Preparing and wrapping dairy products, vegetables, meats, for home freezing. Contains recipes used in home freezing. COMPLETE BOOK OF OUTBOARD CRUISING by Robert Scharff. Equipment in your cruiser! Failure! Our wives with sounds and signs minister is constantly sonal failure in his dgram. The nation's stories of our failure we are history's have given move to other nation on earth not made friends. Fear of living that is the world we have the highest dive among the highest mental illness. Failure Thousands are wrong? We seem ward the brink. We and goals. We are la individuals and as a individual and consequent how can we become the want to be? I think that their cibles we must learn to succeed. This list but it is a starting point rules will help and more successful life. ONE: Learn the It is simply: Desi Doubt equals Success. the point of beginning worthwhile. You must And the more you know likely it is that BELIEF. Few without some sort of great desires, but do in their ability to acc Ak Enrollment Summer Session Precedented response to ever-summer session offerings at Ana College has brought an allotment of 1106 college-credit classes and 723 in Adult Education school courses, topping by far previous summer records. San K. N. Griffith of the colossum session disclosed thatally all of the 32 courses were to capacity, with a high perage of better students taking advantage of the eight-week sessto fulfill required subjects and in electives. Among the stu­sers were Kyla Lyon of Occiden-College and Joel Vandezande, Redlands University, who rank-first and second in the 1959 equating class. Her groups represented in the enrollment are teachers seeking enrichment units, adults of varying preparing for miscellan-careers, students making upiciencies and El Toro Marines other military personnel. CAMP PENDLETON, Calif., Marines Pvt. Terry L. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max H. Smith of 425-FII N. Magnolia; Pvt. John A. Fusco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Fusco of 1704 Siva Ave., and Pvt. George A. Rice, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. G. A Rice of 951 Keystone, all of Anaheim, departed San Diego, June 21, aboard the attack transport USS Henrico with a transplacement battalion of First Division Marines bound for duty on Okinawa. QUANTICO, Va. (FHTNC) — One of 187 Warrant officers who graduated June 23, from a ten-week course of instruction as company grade officers at Basic School, Marine Corps Schools, Quantico, Va., was Marine Warrant Officer Allyn A. Humphreys, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Utz of 540 S. East St., Anaheim. He attended Compton Junior College. MDITERRANFAN (FHTNC) — Sherman A. Rivenes, electronics technician second class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton J. Rivenes of 551 Lexington Pl., Anaheim, is serving aboard the guided missile destroyer USS Gyatt operating with the U. S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. Voice Studio Holds Recital at Chapel The Albert M. Cranston Voice Studios presented the following voice students at Melrose Abbey Chapel last Sunday, Florence Education Defined In Baha'i Writings An interesting quotation on education from the Baha'i writings, states Robert C. Moore, press representative for the Baha'i Spiritual Assembly of Anaheim, is as follows: "Education is of three kinds: material, human, and spiritual. Material education is concerned with the progress and development of the body, through gaining its sustenance, its material comfort and ease. This education is common to animals and man. Human education signifies civilization and progress; that is to say government administra- ONE: Learn the It is simply: Design Doubt equals Success, the point of beginniworthwhile. You must And the more you more likely it is that BELIEF. Few without some sort of great desires, but do in their ability to accoHard work, as vital cannot take the place one's person and one' If you believe that you come a thousand mile than the person who DOUBT. Here sneaks in and ruins msuccess. Just a hint your faith and cheatA man I know was on cess. The world was began to doubt his abhis purposes. In less a failure. TWO: Discipline St. Paul said in "Let not sin therefor" "The fa- DR. E. E. COLEMEN & STAFF Physielans and Surgee 7523 Orangethorpe A Buena Park LA 2 WARDENS SUPER SERVICE Tune-Up — Brake ServLubrication 7781 PLACENTIA KE 5-1585 BROADWAY VILLAOF ANAHEIM Single, 1 Bedroom, 2 BedFurnished and UnfurniApartments KEystone 5-0188 RANCH HOUSES COFFEE SHOP June and La Verme 135 W. Center PR H. E. SLAYTO- & SONS Tree Service and Wood Voice Studio Holds Recital at Chapel The Albert M. Cranston Voice Studios presented the following voice students at Melrose Abbey Chapel last Sunday. Florence Barruga, Lori Cranston, Diane Drake, Janie Hitt, Teri Johnson. Carolyn Laver, Linda La Marinal. Betty Meeder and Dennise Troficanto. They were assisted by William Gould, organist; Linda Blake and Esther Haddad, accompanists. Special numbers included "With Love In My Heart," "Brahms Lullaby" and "Ave Maria." LIQUIDITY Keystone Savings and Loan's liquidity is 375% above the national average — your double assurance of cash on hand when you want it. And your cash works harder, earns you more at Keystone — actually 50% more than if your savings are deposited at 3% per annum — and no market fluctuation. CHANGE NOW...come in or mail your check — we pay postage. Funds placed or postmarked by the 10th earn from the 1st. We will transfer your funds from anywhere in the world free of charge. KEYSTONE Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Ronald W. Carpera, President 312 W. Center Street, Anaheim — Kystone 3-3108 Orange County's fastest growing savings and loan association Adult Swim Classes Conducted in Area Registration is still open for Monday and Tuesday evening adult swimming lessons at Western and Anaheim high school pools. Lessons start at 7 p.m. and run through 9 p.m. Beginner and intermediate swimming lessons are conducted by certified American Red Cross water safety instructors. Fee for the five-week session is $3. Registration is taken at both Anaheim and Western high schools on Monday or Tuesday evenings before the classes begin. Persons must be 18 years or older. Presentative for the Baha'i Spiritual Assembly of Anaheim, is as follows: "Education is of three kinds: material, human, and spiritual. Material education is concerned with the progress and development of the body, through gaining its sustenance, its material comfort and ease. This education is common to animals and man. Human education signifies civilization and progress; that is to say, government, administration, charitable works, trade, arts, and handicrafts, sciences, great inventions and discoveries of physical laws, which are the activities essential to man as distinguished from the animal. Divine education is that of the Kingdom of God: it consists in acquiring divine perfections, and this is true education; for in this estate man becomes the center of divine appearance, the manifestation of the words, 'Let us make man in our image and after our likeness.' This is the supreme goal of the world of humanity." "How to Succeed" By PASTOR WAYNE R. DAVIDSON Failure! Our world today is filled with sounds and signs of failure. The minister is constantly reminded of personal failure in his daily counselling program. The nation's press is filled with stories of our failure at home and abroad. We are history's richest nation and have given more to other peoples than any other nation on earth, and yet we have not made friends. Failure! With a standard of living that is the envy of the whole world we have the highest crime rate, one of the highest divorce rates and are among the highest in the incidence of mental illness. Failure! Thousands are asking, "What's wrong?" We seem to be drifting toward the brink. We have lost our aims and goals. We are lacking in purpose as individuals and as a nation. For the individual and consequently for the nation how can we become the success in life we want to be? I think that there are rules or principles we must learn and follow if we are to succeed. This list may not be complete, but it is a starting point. And, these simple rules will help any person toward a more successful life. ONE: Learn the formula for success! It is simply: Desire plus Belief minus Doubt equals Success. DESIRE. Here is the point of beginning for anything worthwhile. You must WANT to succeed! And the more you want anything, the more likely it is that you will succeed. BELIEF. Few if any ever succeed without some sort of faith. Many have great desires, but do not have any faith in their ability to accomplish those goals. tal body, that ye should obey it in the lusts thereof. Neither yield ye your members as instruments of unrighteousness unto sin; but yield yourselves as unto God; as those that are alive from the dead, and your members as instruments of righteousness unto God." We are a nation without discipline! Despite the urgings of Christ and the commandments of Scripture and the lessons of experience. We indulge ourselves in luxury. We have much and want more. Leaders of youth are alarmed because our young people have no challenge. The clamor is for more without effort or discipline or energy expended to achieve. Unless we discipline ourselves to decency, tolerance, understanding and control our plush curtain will eventually suffocate us. THREE: Conquer Circumstances. Again we turn to St. Paul. His life was one of danger and excitement. Many times circumstances were against him. But invariably he turned the circumstances to an advantage. There was the time he was imprisoned in Phillipi. Before the night was out he was free and the jailer was converted. Even the dark days in Rome's dungeon became the scene of great triumph for out of that cell came some of the greatest of all New Testament writings. He had learned that circumstances need not dictate success or failure. It is our attitude toward them that makes the difference. Dying on the cross Jesus Christ seemed the world's greatest failure. But He took that day of agony and made it the source of comfort, life and peace for millions. more successful life. ONE: Learn the formula for success! It is simply: Desire plus Belief minus Doubt equals Success. DESIRE. Here is the point of beginning for anything worthwhile. You must WANT to succeed! And the more you want anything, the more likely it is that you will succeed. BELIEF. Few if any ever succeed without some sort of faith. Many have great desires, but do not have any faith in their ability to accomplish those goals. Hard work, as vital as it is to success, cannot take the place of a simple faith in one's person and one's goals and desires. If you believe that you can do it, you will come a thousand miles closer to the target than the person who labors without faith. DOUBT. Here is the robber that sneaks in and ruins many a march toward success. Just a hint of doubt can destroy your faith and cheat you out of the goal. A man I know was on the pinnacle of success. The world was at his feet. Then he began to doubt his ability, his religion and his purposes. In less than a year he was a failure. TWO: Discipline. St. Paul said in Romans 6:12 and 13, "Let not sin therefore reign in your mor- Even the dark days in Rome's dungeon became the scene of great triumph for out of that cell came some of the greatest of all New Testament writings. He had learned that circumstances need not dictate success or failure. It is our attitude toward them that makes the difference. Dying on the cross Jesus Christ seemed the world's greatest failure. But He took that day of agony and made it the source of comfort, life and peace for millions. Most people are defeated here. They have worked for a goal and it is in sight, then things go wrong and they give up. If this had to be true then Valley Forge would have been the end of the American Revolution. If this had to be true then Abe Lincoln would never have walked from the hills and woods of Kentucky and Illinois to the White House. FOUR: Work. Without this there can be no success. This is true in all of life. If you do not work on the job you lose it. 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