anaheim-gazette 1962-01-18

ANDY SAYS BUSY FELLOW — Andy Anaheim in some of his many poses and roles as he goes about his job promoting the city and providing visual aid clarification in many City Chamber of Commerce pamphlets and motions. That Big "A" Births BUSY FELLOW — Andy Anaheim in some of his many poses and roles as he goes about his job promoting the city and providing visual aid clarification in many City Chamber of Commerce pamphlets and motions. That Big "A" Leads the Way By DORIS LEE Gazette Feature Writer You see him all over Anaheim, looking through binoculars, bowing from the waist, waving a greeting, pointing the way, leaning on signs. His body is a huge letter "A", he has little flat feet, long skinny arms and a head like a bug, with a bulbous nose, expressive brows, two strands of hair, no ears and a wide grin. He is Anaheim's goodwill ambassador. His name is Andy Anaheim. And you can find him in his various poses decorating anything municipal, including city maps, your light and water bill, roadside signs guiding you out of Disneyland into the heart of Anaheim, and all the literature that comes out of the offices of the Chamber of Commerce. As a matter of fact, Andy Anaheim is the brainchild of the Chamber of Commerce. The idea for a city emblem was conceived six years ago shortly after the opening of Walt Disney's fabulous "Magic Kingdom." The tremendous influx of tourists to the park could be an asset to the city if properly promoted, and what better way than with a friendly little character, it was reasoned. And who should be better qualified than Disney? "So we submitted our idea to the Disney studios in Burbank," says George Strachan, general manager of the Chamber of Commerce, "and they designed Andy in five different poses for us." The cost of the emblem is nothing; it is Disney's contribution to Anaheim. The Chamber has a written contract with the studios giving it sole permission to use Andy Anaheim in any way it sees fit provided it's strictly for promotion of the city. "In other words," says Strachan, "it can't be used commercially or politically or in any way that is not for the good of the city. Municipal and institutional groups may use the emblem with approval of the Chamber. Disney studios leave all decisions up to us." Occasionally a request comes up that is difficult to decide upon, he says, in which case he contacts the Disney attorney, Bob Foster, who is located here in Anaheim, and he gives the final judgement. The little emblem was used without permission on a couple of occasions, according to Strachan, but that was some time ago, and there have been no unpleasant incidents since. The city manager's office has made full use of Andy and he decorates the house organ entitled "Andy Says" which contains current events concerning municipal activities and city employees. A recent proposal to put Andy on the "slow-children" warning signs was voted down because it was feared motorists, who are accustomed to the silhouette of a child, would become confused. But the Chamber is currently campaigning to have Andy painted on the trash trucks and all the street trash containers, says Strachan. You can't say it wouldn't be apropos — the little bug fighting the litterbug. Births MARTIN LUTHER HOSPITAL FEAGAN, Mr. and Mrs., 1319 N. Lotus Pl., a girl, Jamaica CLEVELAND, Mr. and Robert, 923 Onondaga Avgirl, Jan. 1. WILLIAMS, Mr. and Mrs., nie, 1044 Rosemont, a girl, 31. COOPER, Mr. and Mrs., B801 N. Loara, a girl, Dec. 3 DUNN, Mr. and Mrs., Jamie1106 N. Citron, a girl, Jan. JACOBSEN, Mr. and Mrs., 602 Ann Dr., a boy, Jan. 5. KRONEBUSCH, Mr. and Robert Ft., 1010 W. Malboro boy, Jan. 4. RISNER, Mr. and Mrs., Rob525 N. East St., a boy, Jan. LINDSAY, Mr. and Mrs., Hard, 603 Bellevue Dr., a girl, 4. GRANT, Mr. and Mrs., mond, 2403 E. Sycamore, a Jan. 2. LAUTHERBOREN, Mr. and Mrs.David, 735-A N. Zeyn boy, Jan. 1. GARDEN PARK GENERAL GALLERITO, Mr. and Adrian, 1610 Dallas Dr., a Dec. 18. JANECEK, Mr. and MFrank, 2176 W. Forest Lane,girl, Dec. 26. McKEE, Mr. and Mrs., Don1192 W. Hampshire,a Dec. 30. SHOWALTER, Mr. and Gerald, 3515 Mungall St., a Dec. 30. CASTORINA, Mr. and MRichard, 722 S. Bruce St., a Dec. 31. HAMILL, Mr. and Mrs.Pe917 S. Bruce St., a girl, Dec. "So we submitted our idea to the Disney studios in Burbank," says George Strachan, general manager of the Chamber of Commerce, "and they designed Andy in five different poses for us." The cost of the emblem is nothing; it is Disney's contribution to Anaheim. The Chamber has a customed to the silhouette of a child, would become confused. But the Chamber is currently campaigning to have Andy painted on the trash trucks and all the street trash containers, says Strachan. You can't say it wouldn't be apropos — the little bug fighting the litterbug. Isn't it nice that you can get them both in one car? W SEE YOUR PONTIAC-DEALER FOR A WIDE CHOICE OF WIDE-TRACKS AND GOOD USE CASEY-BECKHAM PONTIAC, INC. 801 SOUTH LOS ANGELES Men in Service Navy Ensign William L. Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Foster of 936 W. Broadway, Anaheim, is serving aboard the destroyer USS Gregory, which left its San Diego, Calif., home port Jan. 6. Navy Ens. Donald W. Seapy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Seapy of 1253 Pearl St., Anaheim, is serving with Attack Squadron 52, operating aboard the attack USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Marcotte of 801 N. Loara St., Anaheim, is serving aboard the ammunition ship USS Pyro, which spent the Christmas holidays at Yokosuka, Japan. The Pyro is operating with the powerful Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Andrew E. Estrada, airman apprentice, USN, son of Mrs. G. A. Estrada of 1150 Parry St., Anaheim, reported, Dec. 15, for duty aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Bon Homme Richard, operating out of San Diego, Calif. The 42,000-ton carrier recently returned to its home port after a 7½ month cruise with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. James J. Angellar Jr., fireman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Angellar Sr. of 309 Olympic Pl., Anaheim, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Oriskany, operating out of San Diego. Specialist Four Harold B. Dunlavy, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Dunlavy, 1505 E. Center St. Anaheim, recently achieved recognition as a top Army marksman by qualifying for the expert marksmanship badge during range firing with the Army's new M-14 rifle in Germany. The M-14 which is being issued to Army units in Germany, will replace the M-1 rifle, carbine, Browning automatic rifle and M-3 submachine guns It packs the firepower of a light machine gun. TOM MAGEE aircraft carrier USS Ticonderoga with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Army PFC James J. DeWitt, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne H. DeWitt, 9622 Guinida, Anaheim ORIENTATION TOUR ground systems facilitates to Congressman James Trickt, including Anaheim assistant, Robert A. G. Kenneth Y. Knight, Hugo Santa Ana prior to enter Army. John R. Prins, mate third class, USN, son and Mrs. John H. Prins Jans, Anaheim, was promptly while serving aboard destroyer USS Boyd, out of San Diego. Army Specialist Four M. Lovering, son of Mr. and Harold A. Lovering Births MARTIN LUTHER HOSPITAL FEAGAN, Mr. and Mrs. Paul, N. N. Lotus Pl., a girl, Jan. 1. CLEVELAND, Mr. and Mrs. Bert, 923 Onondaga Ave., a l, Jan. 1. WILLIAMS, Mr. and Mrs. Lon- , 1044 Rosemont, a girl, Dec. COOPER, Mr. and Mrs. Barry, N. Loaar, a girl, Dec. 31. DUNN, Mr. and Mrs. James A., N. Citron, a girl, Jan. 5. ACOBSEN, Mr. and Mrs. Jack, Ann Dr., a boy, Jan. 5. RONEBUSCH, Mr. and Mrs. Fri. 1010 W. Malboro, a Jan. 4. SSNER, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, N. East St., a boy, Jan. 4. NDSAY, Mr. and Mrs. Rich603 Bellevue Dr., a girl, Jan. RANT, Mr. and Mrs. Rayd, 2403 E. Sycamore, a girl, 2. AUTHERBOREN, Mr. and David, 735 A.N. Zeyn St., a Jan. 1. ARDEN PARK GENERAL ALLERITO, Mr. and Mrs. Jan. 1610 Dallas Dr., a boy, 18. NECEK, Mr. and Mrs. k, 2176 W. Forest Lane, a Dec. 26. KEE, Mr. and Mrs. Donald, W. Hampshire, a boy, 30. OWALTER, Mr. and Mrs. old, 3515 Mungall St., a boy, 30. STORINA, Mr. and Mrs. ard, 722 S. Bruce St., a girl, 31. MILL, Mr. and Mrs. Peter, S. Bruce St., a girl, Dec. 12. TOM MAGEE aircraft carrier USS Ticonderoga with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Army PFC James J. DeWitt, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne H. DeWitt, 9622 Guinida, Anaheim, recently was assigned to the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment in Germany. DeWitt, a member of Troop A of the regiment's 1st Reconnaissance Squadron in Fulda, entered the Army in March 1960, completed basic training at Fort Ord, Calif., and arrived overseas the following June. Army Specialist Four Dennis G. Burns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Burns, 917 S. Texella Ct., Anaheim, recently was named Specialist of the Month for Company B in the 7th Division's 3rd Infantry in Korea. A machinegunner in the company, Specialist Burns was selected for his soldierly appearance, knowledge and performance of duties and military courtesy. He entered the Army in April 1960, received basic training at Fort Benning, Ga., and arrived overseas last March. The 20-year-old soldier is a 1950 graduate of Anaheim High School and attended Fullerton Junior College. Army Pvt. Clark A Nielsen, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Obert P. Nielsen, 3172 W. Monroe Ave., Anaheim, recently completed two weeks of combat training at Pike National Forest in Colorado with other personnel from the 1st Division's 28th Infantry. Marine Pfc Tom B. Magee, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Magee of 913 Trident, Anaheim, completed the individual combat training course, Jan. 5, at the Second Infantry Training Regiment, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton. Richard R. Celestino, seaman, St. Anaheim, recently achieved recognition as a top Army marksman by qualifying for the expert marksmanship badge during range firing with the Army's new M-14 rifle in Germany. The M-14 which is being issued to Army units in Germany will replace the M-1 rifle, carbine, Browning automatic rifle and M-3 submachine gun It packs the fire power of a light machinegun and can be fired at rates up to 750 rounds per minute The M-14 which can be fired both automatically and semi-automatically fires the standard 7.62-millimeter NATO cartridge. Specialist Dunlavy is a supply clerk in Headquarters Company of the 8th Infantry Division's 20th Transportation Battalion in Bad Kreuznach The 8th is one of five U.S. divisions in NATO's "Pyramid of Power" in Europe. Overseas since September of last year he entered the Army in April 1960 and completed basic training at Fort Ord. Dunlavy was graduated from Anaheim Union High School in 1957 and was employed by L.M.Cox Manufacturing Co.Inc in COAST OF CALIFORNIA (FHTNC) — Albert C.Haviation machinist's mate class, USN, son of Mr.Anton P.Nielsen of 3172 W.roe Anaheim served with Anti-Submarine Squadron unit of the First Fleet taking in Exercise Black Bear friever December 24 through Dec. 1. COAST OF CALIFORNIA (FHTNC) — Albert C.Haviation machinist's mate class, USN, son of Mr.Anton P.Nielsen of 3172 W.roe Anaheim served with Anti-Submarine Squadron unit of the First Fleet taking in Exercise Black Bear friever December 24 through Dec. 1. OPENING SPECIAL! OUR REGULAR $25 COLD WAVE W. 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