anaheim-gazette 1961-02-23

A2—Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Thursday, Feb. 23, 1961 ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION AFFILIATE MEMBER Member, California Newspaper Publishers Association GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC....Publisher TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. Student Winners in Conservation Poster Contest to Be Announced $23,196,600 In Dividends Due California Vets An estimated 451,756 veterans in California will receive a total of $23,196,600 in GI insurance dividends, under the speeded-up payment program ordered by President Kennedy this week to assist the economy. Mort Webster, Veterans Administration regional office manager, says the dividends will go to veterans who cur- Eleven elementary and junior high school students will be presented cash awards and certificates of honorable mention today for their participation in the conservation poster contest sponsored by the local Ikettes chapter of the Izaak Walton League. The presentation will be made on the Educational TV Circuit at 10 a.m. First prize is $10; second, $7.50; and third, $5. Honorable mention certificates will be awarded to runners-up. Catherine Dixon of Fremont Junior High School and Allen Pollochick of James Madison School are first prize winners. Nick Cordona of Loara School took second place honors, and Paul Junkiet of Horace Mann An estimated 451,756 veterans in California will receive a total of $23,196,600 in GI insurance dividends, under the speeded-up payment program ordered by President Kennedy this week to assist the economy. Mort Webster, Veterans Administration regional office manager, says the dividends will go to veterans who currently hold participating VA life insurance policies. The dividends are not a gratuity, but are made because the death rate among GI policyholders continues to be lower than the mortality rate upon which their premiums were established by law. "GI policy-holders will help VA and themselves if they do not swamp us with individual qutstions." Webster said. "Answering them will divert personnel from processing the dividend, and might actually delay the payments." Nationally, more than a quarter-billion dollars in GI insurance dividends will be distributed. Circuit at 10 a.m. First prize is $10; second, $7.50; and third, $5. Honorable mention certificates will be awarded to runners-up. Catherine Dixon of Fremont Junior High School and Allen Pollochick of James Madison School are first prize winners. Nick Cordona of Loara School took second place honors, and Paul Junkiet of Horace Mann School is a third place winner. Representing James Madison School for Honorable Mention awards are Barbara Stevenson, John Brown, Chris Swanson and Daryn Dorsey. Gerald Mullins and Margaret Boyle, both of Horace Mann; Eddie Mudge and Diane Chrystal of Thomas Edison; David Flynn and Gary O'Brien of Price; and Mark Kirkhart of Sunkist are also recipients of the certificates. "Our purpose is to educate young people in conservation and the necessity of protecting our soil, woods, water, wildlife and clean air," reports Mrs. Ralph Bartlett, president of the Ikettes. Look to Santa Fe for the extras in travel Your Santa Fe agent would like to tell you about these special services. Ash him about Look to Santa Fe for the extras in travel Your Santa Fe agent would like to tell you about these special services. Ask him about... PREPAID TICKETS—delivered to anyone, anywhere, to bring them here on Santa Fe. FAMILY FARES—for big savings on family travel. RENTAL CARS—the comfort of rail travel and the convenience of a new car at destination. CREDIT CARDS—modern way to buy tickets, dining and lounge car services. A general credit reference. GO NOW, PAY LATER PLAN—take that trip now, pay for it later at your convenience. Ask your Santa Fe Agent W. E. FENNELL, Agent Santa Fe Station Phone PRospect 4-0148 ANAHEIM, CALIF. Rumm Picked by Hospital Group; Membership Deadline Announced R. RICHARD SCHUMM tion of the Rev. Richard m, pastor of Messiah LuChurch in Buena Park, ident of Orange County an Hospital Assn. was ceased this week. Rumm succeeds the Rev. Muhly, pastor of St. Lutheran Church of association is the sponthe new 150-bed Martin Hospital in Anaheim. at the deadline for charter ars set for March 10, Luthroughout the county seen urged to join in the of the group. Members er faiths will be welRev. Schumm has served months at Messiah Luwhere an extensive building program is in progr ress. Under his leadership, membership has increased from 135 to 550 adults and children. He attended the University of Toledo and was graduated from Concordia Seminary at Springfield, Ill. Other officers of the association are: the Rev. Roland G. Wuest, St. Luke's Lutheran Church of Fullerton, vice president, and the Rev. Floyd L. Lawson, Mt. Calvary Lutheran, Anaheim, secretary. Serving with them on the board of directors are: the Rev. Charles Bose, Grace Lutheran, Anaheim; the Rev. Leslie Brandt, Westminster Lutheran; the Rev. Elvin S. Hansen, Our Saviour's Lutheran, Orange; the Rev. Herman M. Meyer, First Lutheran of Fullerton; AHS Grad With Military Police Army Pvt. Larry D. Cady, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Cady, 6760 San Bruno Dr. Buena Park, recently completed military police training at the Provost Marshal General's School, Fort Gordon, Ga. He was graduated from Anaheim Union High School the Rev. Gerald B. Strickler, Garden Grove, and the Rev. R. E. Wobrock, Prince of Peace, Anaheim. Also on the board are: Charles Carr, St. Luke's, Fulerton; John Erickson, Our Redeemer, Garden Grove; Dr. A. Thomas Ferguson, St. Olaf Lutheran, Garden Grove; Charles Johns, St. Paul's, Olive; Calvin Johnson, Mt. Calvary, Anaheim; Al Martone, St. Stephen's Lutheron, Fullerton, and Melvin Nitz, Grace Lutheran, Anaheim. Real Estate People Land Campus Course Members of the real profession have expresses thusiasm for the assistanpreparation for licensing vided by two real estate c now being offered at Santa College, officials of the intention reported this week. Robert Waldron, of Ana, a former UCLA instinment in real estate, is teachclass in real estate law fc to 10:40 a.m. Tuesdays. An advisory committee eing with SAC officials in Arthur Pilant, Santa Analam Ring, Costa Mesa; Jolly, Westminster; D. Herring, Anaheim; Miss s cia Jones, Anaheim and Katherine Yarborough, Foton. 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