anaheim-gazette 1961-09-28

ANAHEIM GAZETTE SECTION B. PAGE 1 Anaheim, California, Thursday, September 28, 1961 ADVANCED MODEL of the Ranger spacecraft and the lunar capsule it will carry to the vicinity of the moon is studied by Dr. Donal B. Duncan, left, general operations manager of Space Systems Operations at Aeronutronic Division Ford Motor Company, where the capsule is being developed; and James Burke, Ranger project manager at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Local residents are working on the project. United Fund Drive Aids Local Scouts Service to the community is one of the two primary goals of the 4,500 Girl Scouts whose activities are supported by the current Anaheim-Western Communities United Fund Drive. The other big goal is learning how to take their place as responsible adults in their community. Through contributions to the United Fund, the community can return the favor to the Girl Scouts. Their numbers are growing by leaps and bounds. In a year and a half, membership has increased by more than 1,000. United Fund money is used by the Girl Scouts for administration of a comprehensive program of activities and for training leaders. Each of the 300 troops in the UF area of Anaheim, Stanton, Cypress, Dairyland, Los Alamitos and Rossmoor has an adult leader and one or more assistant leaders. Each of these women leaders contributes an average of 32 hours a week of her time to one of the three Girl Scout groups: Brownies, ages 7 to 9; Intermediate, up to 14, or Senior Scouts, 14 to 17. The biggest need for more troops is in the Brownie age group, according to Mrs. Oscar Schultz, president of Anaheim Girl Scout Council. A troop is ordinarily formed through the school, where services of an organizational management are distributed and when a mothers' committee is formed and a leader is recruited. Program Backed By Councilmen Approval has been given to the Anaheim Junior Chambers of Commerce's request that Palma Stadium be used for "Americanism and A Communist" program. According to L. A. Frasier of the Anaheim Jaycees, L. Smott and Ronald Reagan have been invited to be guest speakers. help you own a home Buying a house? Building a house? Come in and discuss financing with us. We'll welcome the opportunity to help you develop a sound plan for home ownership. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK member F.D.I.C. the friendly bank ...small enough to know you BETTER big enough to serve you BEST 328 West Center Street in ANAHEIM Planned in City U.S. Day Rally Dr. John Lechner, executive director of the Americanism Educational League, and writer of the best seller, "American With Guts", will be the featured speaker when Orange County celebrates United States Day with a rally at the Anaheim High School Auditorium on Monday, Oct. 23, 7:30 p.m. The announcement was made by publicity chairman, Robert Geier, who pointed out that the committee organizing "U. S. Day" will do everything possible to encourage county-wide participation in the event. He listed the following plans by the United States Day committee, as "work to be done" prior to that time: "All mayors will be asked to sign resolutions officially endorsing U. S. Day, as will county supervisors; Boy Scouts will see that flags are displayed in business areas, and residents are being urged to do the same; and the committee is making available window posters, flag stickers, copies of the Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independence for window decoration." Workers Needed For City Drive Working committees for the 55th annual Christmas Seal Campaign of the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Association are now being formed, according to an announcement by Kenneth M. Smith, M.D., president of board of directors. In appealing for volunteers to help in the campaign, Dr. Smith said, "Great progress has been made against TB, but a big job remains to be done. Christmas Seal contributions must be bigger than ever this year to hold the gains already made and to increase our efforts to defeat TB." All those who can contribute a little time to the preparation for this campaign are urged to contact Mrs. Wanda Alfrey at Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Association, 1104 W. 8th St., Santa Ana, KIberly 2-7213. Group Formed City councilmen have appointed a five-man Urban Renewal Advisory Committee. Appointed were Harry Horn, Morris Hartenet, Jimmy Morris, Jay De Dapper and Lawrence Henderson. All have been active in civic affairs. lunar capsule it will Duncan, left, general nontronic Division of oped; and James D. laboratory. Local resical Scouts troop is ordinarily formed through the school, where noof an organizational meetare distributed and where others' committee is formand a leader is recruited. Program Backed Councilmen approval has been given to Anaheim Junior Chamber commerce's request that Lama Stadium be used Oct. or "Americanism and Antimunist" program. According to L. A. 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