anaheim-gazette 1960-10-06

Hubert Ferry Appointed to OC Planning Commission Appointment of Hubert Ferry to the Orange County Planning Commission was made by the Board of Supervisors last week on the recommendation of Supervisor William J. Phillips. Ferry fills the vacancy of John Gilmore, and is from the Third Supervisorial District. A long-time resident of Orange County, Ferry has been active in local, state and national activities. He was born in San Diego and attended high school and college in Los Angeles. An honor graduate from USC in 1921, he was admitted to the State Bar in 1922. While attending USC he also studied engineering. Associated with Union Oil Co. from 1948 to 1956, Ferry was prominent in legal, engineering and administrative activities for the company and retired as assistant to the president. Since then he has gained an outstanding reputation as a member of state and local committees. Ferry served as chairman of the Committee of California Assn. of Production Industry which sponsored the California Water Pollution Act passed by the State Legislature in 1949. He served as a member of State Advisory Committee to the State Board of Health and is presently a member of the Southern California Coordinating Commission on Air Pollution. He is a director of the Metropolitan Water District and serves as chairman of the Civic Center Committee for the City of Fullerton. He is chairman of the advisory committee of St. Jude Hospital and is active in his legal practice and as a consultant in government relations. Ferry lives at 1717 N. Acacia St., Fullerton. Judge Claude Owens to Appear At SAC Homecoming Reunions Municipal Judge Claude Owens, Anaheim civic leader Judge Claude Owens to Appear At SAC Homecoming Reunions Municipal Judge Claude Owens, Anaheim civic leader and 1958 recipient of the Santa Ana College outstanding alumni award, will serve as general chairman for Don Homecoming Reunions Nov. 19. Eight reunions will be conducted simultaneously in the Nealley Library, honoring graduates of 1955, 1950, 1945, 1940, 1935, 1930, 1925 and 1920. Former students of other years and retired and present faculty also will attend. The homecoming program includes the Friday night football game against Chaffey in the Santa Ana Bowl and the Saturday night reunions, followed by the campus Homecoming Dance. Judge Owens, graduated in 1935, received his A.B. and law degrees from Stanford, where he earned membership in Phi Beta Kappa and Pi Sigma Alpha and received the James D. Heile Memorial Scholarship in law. He was admitted to the bar, was a special agent for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, served in the Army as a prosecutor in war crimes trials in Manila, and returned to become a deputy district attorney in Orange County. He was president of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce when appointed to the bench, is a past president of the Anaheim Rotary Club, president of the Northern Orange County Boy Scouts, on the State Board of Trustees for the Children's Home Society, and is a trustee of the Santa Ana First Baptist Church. While at SAC, he was president of the sophomore and freshman classes, commissioner of athletics, president of the Bachelors Club, member of Phi Theta Kappa, national honor society, and Alpha Gamma Sigma, state honor society. Freezers Are Convenience but Not an Economy There are many good reasons for buying a freezer, but economy is seldom one of them, says Marian Prentiss, Home Advisor with the University of California Agricultural Extension Service. A few homemakers make their freezers pay for themselves. Especially for those families who produce some of their own food perhaps this is true. But most users find that it costs more to eat with a freezer than without one, even though a freezer lets you take advantage of seasonal sales on foods. The big contribution to most homes is convenience. Freezers and frozen foods are here to stay. Whether the freezer pays for itself may be of little concern to some, of great interest to others. Keep in mind that a freezer is a convenience. It is a convenience in shopping; you can stock up on items your family likes when you see a bargain. Steaks, for example, are in great demand during barbecue season. During the cold months of the year, steaks fall in prices because we are all more interested in doing roasts. When the demand and prices are down on steaks, that is the time some homemakers put in their supply. Right now OCC Teams Win OCC Teams Win Honors at Fair The OCC ornamental horticulture team won first place honors in college division at the Los Angeles County Fair Saturday, Oct. 1. The team, consisting of Gary Cook, Douglas Robertson and Henry Agonia, brought home a blue ribbon and a trophy. The three men were first, second and third high-point men of the entire division. The dairy team, consisting of Frank Wright, Lee Breese and Theron Gibson, placed third in the college division. Wright was third high-point man of the contest. The OCC poultry team placed fourth in the college division. The poultry team consists of Robert Murphy, David French and Guillermo Selva. Murphy was high-point man of the contest. The livestock team, consisting of Dan Brown, Mehl Lawson and John Culbertson, placed sixth in the college division. Wins Fair Award Myrta Saunders, 1780 W. Broadway, is listed among blue ribbon winners in the antique display at Los Angeles County Fair, whose gates closed Oct. 2. She received top award for the sampler and framed map which she entered. According to Irvin C. Chapman, president of the board of directors, 32nd District Agricultural Association, the Orange County Fairgrounds will take on a new and improved look during the next five-year period providing sufficient State funds are allocated from pari-mutuel racing to carry out the proposed five-year construction program recently approved by the board. The total allocation of $653,510 requested would, according to Chapman, include such major improvements as an Agriculture Exhibits Building; Floriculture Pavilion; Crafts Center Exhibit Building; Horse Show Arena and enlargement of the Amphitheater. Other improvements would include picnic tables, barbecue shelters and playground equipment for the 7½-acre public picnic area; renovation of horse barns; stucco of wood-frame buildings; public parking entrance flood lights and paving; additional fencing of the property; land-scaping; and resurfacing grounds streets. A recent Public V allocation of $50,000 possible the completion 70x220-foot Junior Exhibition for use during the to be held July 11-16. The board of Chapman, have given thought and concern the proposed five-year program and such improvements as a Fair plant better serving the people County both during an interim period of the current board Irvin C. Chapman Fullerton; A. E. "T.Cypress"; Frederick Fullerton; Frank V. Ana; Samuel Dreizen; John M. Duffy, New Ralph P. Maskey, New Robert A. Russell, G William C. Sangster, Stewart W. Yost, San retary-manager. News About Our Service Men SAN DIEGO (FHTNC)—Marines Pvt. Ronald B. Benbow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Benbow of 1234 Fremont St., and Pvt. Rosco L. Whiles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Whiles of 704 N. Bush, all of Anaheim, completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here. The 11-week course included instruction in all basic military subjects and infantry weapons. Upon completion of training new Marines are assigned to a unit for further infantry training, or to one of the many Marine Corps schools. 3D INF. DIV., GERMANY (AHTNC)—Army Specialist Four Jimmy C. Neukirchner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess L. Neukirchner, Route 1, Live Oak, Calif., recently participated with other personnel from the 3d Division's 4th Infantry in a three-day field training exercise in Germany. The exercise, designed to determine unit efficiency, featured a 50-mile march over hilly terrain 3D INF. DIV., GERMANY (AHTNC)—Army Specialist Four Jimmy C. Neukirchner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jess L. Neukirchner, Route 1, Live Oak, Calif., recently participated with other personnel from the 3d Division's 4th Infantry in a three-day field training exercise in Germany. The exercise, designed to determine unit efficiency, featured a 50-mile march over hilly terrain and a simulated night attack. Specialist Neukirchner, a team leader in the infantry's Company C, entered the Army in February 1959 and completed combat training at Fort Benning, Ga. The 19-year-old soldier attended Live Oak Union High School. SAN DIEGO (FHTNC) — Albert A. Garling Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Garling of 8831 Berniece Dr., Anaheim, graduated from recruit training Sept. 16 at the Naval Training Center here. The graduation exercises marking the end of nine weeks of "boot camp," included a full dress parade and review before military officials and civilian dignitaries. In nine weeks of instruction, the "raw recruit" is developed into a Navy Bluejacket, ready for duty with the fleet. GRAFENWOHR, Germany (AHTNC)—Army PFC Robert Sabedra, son of Felix Sabedra, 701 E. Adele, Anaheim, is participating with other personnel from the 3d Armored Division in a field training exercise here. The six-week exercise is scheduled to be completed Oct. 15. Some 15,000 troops and more than 1,000 tanks and armored personnel carriers will maneuver over the rough and hilly terrain of the training area. This exercise is typical of the constant training conducted to determine that all units in the NATO shield of defense in Europe maintain a high state of combat efficiency. Sabadra, a gunner in Troop D of the division's 1st Cavalry in Budingen, Germany, entered the Army in October 1959 and HAS THE SENIORITY IN CONGRESS AND THE CONFIDENCE OF GOVERNMENT LEADERS FOR GREATEST EFFECTIVENESS FOR YOU VOTE FOR James L. WM. CRODDY, Chairman, Utt for Congress OUR ESSMAN UTT IS TRULY INTERESTED IN CIVIC BETTERMENT IS TRULY INTERESTED IN CIVIC BETTERMENT Active for many years in civic programs, Congressman Utt still assists the many worthy charitable organizations such as the Community Chest. He feels that these groups further our traditional free enterprise philosophy and prevent the expansion of government aid which is Socialism. PRESSMAN UTT ames B. UTT FOR CONGRESS SPONSORED BY Utt for Congress Committee 2133 W. Chapman, Orange