anaheim-gazette 1960-07-28

C-4 Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, July 23, 1960) News About Our Service Men U.S. NAVAL AIR STATION LOS ALAMITOS.—Charles Ziegenhagen, airman, of 2542 Glencrest Ave., Anaheim, recently completed his annual two weeks active duty for training "cruise" with the Naval Air Reserve. In civilian life Ziegenhagen is a department supervisor for Marco Industries. During the first two weeks of July Ziegenhagen was in Naval uniform as a member of Anti-Submarine Squadron VS-774, Los Alamitos. FAR EAST (FHTNC)—Richard M. Watters, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Cramp of 1846 Regatta Rd., Anaheim, is serving aboard the escort destroyer USS Renshaw, operating in the Far East. He reported aboard the Renshaw in March. Before entering the Navy in April, 1958, Watters attended Anaheim High School. Examinations Open For Postal Clerk Postmaster Marshall N. McFle announced today that the Anaheim Post Office is presently conducting examinations to fill vacancies for the positions of postal clerk and letter carrier. McFle said that the Post Office Department has established a special Board of Civil Service Examiners for this area in order to speed up the testing and rating of applicants who take the Civil Service examination. This will enable enrollment of career postal employees as soon as vacancies occur. Recent legislation has raised Post Office starting salaries to $2.16 per hour, with annual increases to $2.63 per hour. Ten percent additional is paid for night work. The Postmaster pointed out that postal careers offer high job security, plus excellent opportunities for advancement, regular salary increases, low-cost health and life insurance and a liberal retirement system. Postal workers enjoy 29% to 5 week annual vacation, depending upon length of service, and are allowed 13 days sick leave with full pay each year which may be accumulated. Applicants must reside within the delivery limits of the Anaheim Post Office, must be U.S. citizens Mr. Watters, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Cramp of 1846 Regatta Rd., Anaheim, is serving aboard the escort destroyer USS Renshaw, operating in the Far East. He reported aboard the Renshaw in March. Before entering the Navy in April, 1958, Watters attended Anaheim High School. U.S. NAVAL AIR STATION LOS ALAMITOS—Albert Harri, aviation ordnanceman 3/class, of 105 W. Wilken Way, Anaheim, recently completed his annual two weeks active duty for training "cruise" with the Naval Air Reserve. In civilian life Harri is a foreman for Anaconda Wire & Cable Co. During the first two weeks of July Harri was in Naval uniform as a member of Anti-Submarine Squadron VS-774, Los Alamitos. U.S. NAVAL AIR STATION LOS ALAMITOS—Albert Harri, aviation ordnanceman 3/class, of 105 W. Wilken Way, Anaheim, recently completed his annual two weeks active duty for training "cruise" with the Naval Air Reserve. In civilian life Harri is a foreman for Anaconda Wire & Cable Co. During the first two weeks of July Harri was in Naval uniform as a member of Anti-Submarine Squadron VS-774, Los Alamitos. Applicants must reside within the delivery limits of the Anaheim Post Office, must be U.S. citizens at least 18 years of age, and must qualify on a civil service examination before they may be appointed. Applications will be accepted until further notice. The Postmaster urges interested persons to obtain information and application forms at 113 W. Broadway in the Personnel Office. Kav Schmitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Schmitt of Anaheim, will attend Long Beach State College this fall. She received her B.A. in History from Occidental College in June. ANNOUNCEMENT DR. 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NON-FICTION CHILD CARE AND TRAINING by Fraegre, Anderson, and Harriet All about child growth, behavior learning, discipline, by experts at the Institute of Child Development and Welfare, University Minnesota. GRANT AND LEE by J. F. Fuller. One of the very best of the controversial books about the man who met to make peace at Appliant mattox. For all Civil War fans this centennial year. GUIDE TO THE CARIBBEAN BHAMAS, AND BERMUDA 1909 by Eugene Fodor (ed.). Something to make your West Indies holiday more enjoyable with facts and background about the islands pictures, hotels, rates, what to see, wear, and where to go in the West Indies. HAWAII U.S.A. by Samuel Weaver. A readable short history of the 50th state, from Kamehau meha The Great to modern time. Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION ANYPLACE, CALIF. Pay to the order of 1211 1161 8930 00000 Every Bank of America check you write preyou with proof of who, when, where and how you paid. Remember: checking accounts are one of the 59 services available at Bank of A NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE MOTORCYCLE ACES—Shown above are four members of the Los Angeles Police Dement's Motorcycle Drill Team which will perform at the Shrine Pageant and AllFootball Game Aug. 5 in the Coliseum. All members of the team are also members the American Legion. Inaddition, the mounted trio shown above are members of the Malalkah Shrine. Left to right they are H. C. Meredith, Charles Ward and Douglas e. Officer Eugene Riddle, color guard, is shown in the rear. Water Polo Teams Hold Competition Anaheim High School summer boards. Anaheim drowned Westwater polo squad and divers scored a victory over Western Scorers of the Western 12-point BOOKS In Review bookly book listings presented the Anaheim Public Library, in Los Angeles St. FICTION BULLET TO THE CHIEF by Reichley. A tense, political of a group of candidates tryget nominated by their that a mythical political consomewhere in the MidC HUSSAR by Gregor Von St. About a cavalry officer is stationed in a small Rotown, and about the people who turn his stiff by posture into something human. NON-FICTION OLD CARE AND TRAINING Segre, Anderson, and Harris. about child growth, behavior, ing, discipline, by experts of institute of Child Developand Welfare, University of Omaha. ANT AND LEE by J. F. C. One of the very best of the versial books about the men to make peace at Appofor all Civil War fans in intennial year. DE TO THE CARIBBEAN, BAS, AND BERMUDA 1960 ene Fodor (ed.). Something your West Indies holiday enjoyable with facts and bound about the islands; s, hotels, rates, what to car, and where to go in the andles. TAII U.S.A. by Samuel A readable short history 50th state, from Kamehathe Great to modern times; Water Polo Teams Hold Competition Anaheim High School summer water polo squad and divers scored a victory over Western High School summer aquatic teams last Wednesday and Thursday, according to Rick Schlichting. Anaheim High School's assistant pool manager. Total score was 48 to 36. The two water polo squads met each other twice. Western High won the Wednesday match with a 12-11 final tally. They won in home waters. Anaheim, playing in home waters, scored high Thursday with a one-point winning, 15-14. Divers met Thursday on AH includes a good section on Hawaii during the war years; easy to read writing. HYPNOTISM FOR PROFESSIONALS by Konradi Leitner. An explanation of what happens in the actual course of hynotic work with different kinds of subjects, by an expert on the subject. 101 IDEAS FOR CLUBS by Renée B. Stern. Everything that is needed to start any kind of club and keep it going; how to set up a club, by-laws, procedure, program symbols, debates. ideas, letters, speeches, names. TOWARD A SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE by James A. Peterson. Author is a sociologist. All about the institution of marriage, budgeting, raising your child, and including a chapter on the sunset years of life. WAIKIKI BEACHNIK by H. Allen Smith. The author takes a trip to the "beachcomber paradise" of the Pacific and has a zany and hilarious time of his life; some colorful bits of Hawaiian history are passed along to the reader. boards. Anaheim drowned Western with a 32-10 total tally. Scorers of the Western 12-point winning match were Centobe, 1 goal; Fairbank, 2; Phillips, 2; Harman, 2; English, 1; DeZemplen, 1, and Hipp, 3 goals. Anaheim individual scoring in the first match listed Soda, 2 goals; Peyne, 6, and Such, 3 goals. In the AH's favoring game, scoring players included Peyne, 3 goals; Bunnett, 4; Beach, 2, and Hoag, 2 goals. Western point-makers listed Harman, 5 goals; DeZemplen, 4, and Hipp, 5 points. Anaheim outnumbered the Western divers in people and points. First-place divers posted Theresa Harpin, competing in the 7-9 age bracket from Anaheim. Age 10-12, Cathy Sweeny ranked first in the girls' division and Mike Rossiter of Western ranked first in the boys'. Elleen Harpin and brother Jerry Harpin, from Anaheim; took first diving ratings in 13-15 age bracket. R. E. Salesmen Hear Jack Schwartz Talk More than 250 salesmen for Walker and Lee, Inc., real estate company, met at the Chrysler Training Center to hear a lecture on telephone selling. Guest speaker was Jack Schwartz, author of the best seller. "How To Get More Business by Telephone." USE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS Phone PR 2-1800 of America TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION writing! you write provides here and how much accounts are just at Bank of America USE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS Phone PR 2-1800 Does God Exist? Sermon written by Lt. Frank Brown, Officer in Charge of the Anaheim Corps of The Salvation Army, 129 E. Cypress The text for this sermon is found in Romans, the 8th chapter, the 32nd through the 39th verses. "He that spared not His own son, but delivered him up for us all, how shall he not with him also freely give us all things? Who shall lay anything to the charge of God's elect? Is it God that justifieth? Who is he that condemneth? It is Christ that died, yea rather, that is risen again, who is even at the right hand of God, who also maketh intercession for us. Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword? As it is written, For thy sake we are killed all the day long; we are accounted as sheep for the slaughter. Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us. For I am persuaded, tha tneither death, nor life, no suaded, that neither death, nor life, nor things present, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord." The ancient Greeks looked around themselves and saw the earth and its phenomena. They saw there a mystery, so they worshiped these things. The Hebrew did not do this; they began with the belief in a god as being the source of all things, which included the earth and its phenomena. Rather than worship the things in nature around them, they worshiped a living God. Does this God exist that they worshiped? Let us look at those things the Greeks of a superior being. This becomes evident by a study of the people of the world. We see that since recorded history most nations and tribes have had some type of worship of a god. Some of these have never heard of Christianity or any other of the great religions of today, but still they worship. Many do not worship the same as we, or even the same god; yet they all feel the same need. This is another of the mounting proofs that God does exist. As Christians it should be our purpose to tell all men of the true and living God that we know. What does your conscience tell you of God? When we stop and turn our thoughts to spiritual things, most would say with conviction that they believe in God, that he is the creator of this world, that he created man, and all things that we have in nature. Now we turn to the book that we consider to be God's word, the Bible. It has come down to us through many centuries to tell us of the God that we believe to exist. As we take this book and read it we learn of this God, and how He expects us, his creation, to live. The question might be asked, how can you prove that this is God's word? A very simple but direct answer is, look at the prophecy. There are many that have been fulfilled and are contained in the Bible. Some have been fulfilled in our own time, and some are yet to be. Does this help to prove that the Bible is God's word? This helps us to realize the importance of doing what He wants. So now we are convinced that there is a God, and that the Bible is His word. Now, what is my responsibility to Him? Through reading we learn that because of our sins against God, Jesus Christ dies The ancient Greeks looked around themselves and saw the earth and its phenomena. They saw there a mystery, so they worshiped these things. The Hebrew did not do this; they began with the belief in a god as being the source of all things, which included the earth and its phenomena. Rather than worship the things in nature around them, they worshiped a living God. Does this God exist that they worshiped? Let us look at those things the Greeks worshiped, nature. We can see that certainly someone had to create these things. We see the tree that grows, and the flower that blooms, these show the order that a god put into effect. Consider what it would be like if there were no order in nature around us; you might plant a radish or a carrot seed, and get a thistle instead. You could not be sure of getting what you planted. Thank God that there is order and we do get what is planted. Since we can see the force of God at work in nature, let us look at one of His creation, man. We are a remarkable creature that God has made. We have been able to advance in many ways since the first man was placed on earth. In man, God has placed in his soul the knowledge There are many that have been fulfilled and are contained in the Bible. Some have been fulfilled in our own time, and some are yet to be. Does this help to prove that the Bible is God's word? This helps us to realize the importance of doing what He wants. So now we are convinced that there is a God, and that the Bible is His word. Now, what is my responsibility to Him? Through reading we learn that because of our sins against God, Jesus Christ dies on the cross. This was to make the atone ment, or to purchase our Salvation. The Bible further tells us, in Acts 3:19, that we must repent and have our sins forgiven, so that we might come to God without spot or blemish. When these requirements are fulfilled then we are to continue to live as Christ has instructed by His teachings in the New Testament. This is as much a part of the order of God's world as the sun shining in the day, and all the rest of the functions of God's creation. When these requirements are kept, then nothing can keep us from the love of God. This is the reason for our creation; to love and serve God. LET NOTHING SEPARATE YOU FROM THE LOVE OF GOD! AMEN. 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