anaheim-gazette 1962-05-03

New Scholarship Grants Added To Award Program The 1962 program of the Communities Scholarship Association of the Anaheim Union High School District was announced at the recent meeting of its board. Five new scholarship grants have been received to initiate the 1962 awards program. Joining the Association are the Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild with two scholarships for pre-nursing or pre-medical girl students and the Anaheim Insurance Agents Association which plans to give $250 scholarships to a Western High senior and an Anaheim High senior. The Anaheim Lions Club will also participate this year. The 1961 Scholarship Association year showed great growth according to John F. McGrew, the C.S.A. president. Although only in its second year of development, some 45 scholarships were presented to Anaheim and Western High graduates. Cash value of the awards exceeded $6800. Recipients are in attendance at the University of California, UCLA, USC, Redlands, University of Oregon, Wheaton College, Harvard, Long Beach State, Baylor, the area junior colleges and many other schools. In June, 1961 the two district high schools graduated 1600 seniors and the 1962 graduating classes at Anaheim and Western Highs have 1800 seniors enrolled currently. Savanna and Magnolia High Schools opened their doors in September, 1961, but their first counselors at Anaheim, West Savanna or Magnolia High Schools or by contacting John McGrew at TA 8-6810. In June, 1961 the two district high schools graduated 1600 seniors and the 1962 graduating classes at Anaheim and Western Highs have 1800 seniors enrolled currently. Savanna and Magnolia High Schools opened their doors in September, 1961, but their first classes will not graduate until June of 1963. Loara High School, the district's fifth school, will open in Sept. 1962 with its first graduating class scheduled for June, 1965. The additional high schools are projected for the Anaheim Union High School District when ultimate enrollment arrives. A total graduating class of 10,000 is within range for the district. The challenge, according to McGrew, is to prepare these youngsters adequately in their pre-college programs and then encourage them and aid them in their collegiate careers. Costs are continuing to rise as are the demands for college graduates. Scholarships granted by the Association vary in amount from $50 to $600. The Communities Scholarship Association was formed to supplement national and state scholarship programs. Area service clubs businesses and individuals have provided scholarships. In addition to many scholarships provided by campus clubs at Western and Anaheim High Schools, 1961 awards were presented by the Anaheim Council of Church Women, Anaheim Junior Ebbell Club, Anaheim Soroptimist Club, Brookhurst Center Merchants, Buena Park Beta Sigma Phi (xi Eta Eta Chapter), Cypress V.F.W. Post No. 9847, Kiwanis Club of Southwest Anaheim, Rossmoor Woman's Club, Mrs. Vincenta Sorenson, and the Fourth District P.T.A. Council. Communities Scholarship application blanks are available to Western and Anaheim High seniors at this time and screening interviews are scheduled for the (Curvacious Starlet — Diane Olsen, gets her first glimpse of Catalina Island's spring finery as Captain George Cummings points out historic points of interest. The Catalina boat is on a daily ocean cruise schedule from the multi-million dollar Naval Landing in Long Beach. Orange Spotlight... (Continued from Page One) sociates, during which we were told only about 70 per cent of the displays were ready, we were let loose on our own. On our trip around the building, we saw representations of Groucho, Chico, and Harpo Marx, Wallace Beery and Marie Dressler, Laurel and Hardy, Ken Maynard, Tom Mix, Gary Cooper, Harold Lloyd, James Dean, Ward Bond, Cantinflas, Lionel, Ethel and John Barrymore. Charles Laughton, Gina Lollabrigida, Marilyn Monroe and many others. We were told at the start, and in preliminary publicity, that three artists were responsible for the works. This immediately became obvious to us. Although we had no idea who was the creators of which images, we could see that some were definitely superior to others. The differences were so great, in fact, that the good ones were excellent, almost perfect, while we felt, the bad ones were almost impossible. Among the impressive figures were those of Ken Maynard, Tom Mix, Gary Cooper, James Dee Wallace Beery, Humphry Higgart, Ward Bond, Harry Carr Charley Chaplin, and Charlie Laughton. Among the most disappointment were those of Gina Lollabrigida and Marilyn Monroe. Our critical-eyed Managing Editor, a former public relations man himself, remarked that if he was Marilyn's agent he would sue. Our Women's Editor candidly commented that if the figure of Gina was true representation, she herself had more of the necessary equipment than the Italian sex goddess... the M.E. and I stopped there, unable to come up with a reply that would not give our statuesque compatriot the impression we were being 'fresh'. All things considered, though the consensus of opinion was that it will be worth the price of a mission to see at least those figures which have been done well. And since Mr. Jurras' claim that only 70 percent of the work were completed was borne out by our inspection, it is reasonable to assume that the unfinished displays will have many superior figures. At least I am going to make another trip after the official opening tomorrow. PENSIONERS Are You Having Difficulty With Your Hearing? You May Be Eligible For A Hearing Aid On The State Pension Plan With No Cost To You For complete information without cost or obligation, Visit our office or Telephone for home appointment. Acousticon 111 NO. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM PR 4-8042 YOUR LOCAL ANAHEIM MERCHANT HELPS MAINTAIN PUBLIC PARKS You may not realize it, but the many fine recreational facilities enjoyed by the people of this community are maintained through taxes paid by businesses in the area, as well as by residents. This is why local businessmen take as keen an interest in Anaheim's parks and playgrounds as you do. Each time you patronize local merchants, you are helping to provide revenue for those facilities. Grants Program selors at Anaheim, Western, anna or Magnolia High ools or by contacting John F. rew at TA 8-6810. United Fund Rate Increase Expected in Anaheim Area The Anaheim - Western Communities United Fund will be seeking a record breaking increase in the 1962-63 campaign according to C. B Miller, comptroller, Delco Remy and chairman of the Fund budget committee. Miller has headed the committee for the past six years during the astronomical growth of the County Dentists Endorse Sports Mouth Pieces The members of the Orange County Dental Society have enthusiastically endorsed a program of fitting the Orange County high school and junior high football players with mouth protectors this season. The decision follows a new football ruling that makes it mandatory for players to wear a mouth protector, states Dr. George O. Kirkelie, Jr., President of the O.C.D.S. According to Dr Herbert Folsom, of Buena Park, committee chairman, members of the dental Society will donate their time and services for the fitting of the mouth protector to each individual player on specific designated days on a group basis. Anaheim area. "We can anticipate a rate increase beyond that of any prior campaign." Miller stated, "and justifiably so, based on the tremendous increase in service demands of the United Fund Agencies." Miller's projection of voluntary health, welfare and youth services needs in 1963 war part of the program presented to the 1962 United Fund Advisory Committee recently at the Disneyland Hotel. The huge committee of over 100 members is headed by Charles A. Pearson, prominent civic leader, former mayor, and local businessman for many years. The committee also voted by "secret ballot" their individual choices for the 1962-63 campaign chairman, and other top administrative roles in the coming campaign. Other civic leaders and Fund officials who participated in the highly informative program were mayor Rex Coons, guest speaker; O. G. Thomason, president; B. W. Jordan, past general chairman and chairman of the 1962-63 personnel committee; E. S. Hawkins, past president, chairman of major accounts planning committee; Clyde Cromer, manager, Anaheim Truck & Transfer, and Charles Allee, fund director. The most disastrous fire in U.S. history was the Peshtigo, Wis., forest fire on Oct. 9, 1871 in which 1,152 persons died. Judd to Speak Writing Banquet Leading publishers, edd and businessmen of the So will hear Dr. Weiter H. Minnesota congressman and foreign policy authority to the 14th annual Forest Lawa ing Awards banquet in the ly Hilton hotel. The awards program, which participating student colleges last year realized in prizes and grants, are sored annually by the Lawn Foundation and the p ers of the metropolitan da According to Dr Herbert Folsom, of Buena Park, committee chairman, members of the dental Society will donate their time and services for the fitting of the mouth protector to each individual player on specific designated days on a group basis. The most disastrous fire in U.S. history was the Peshtigo, Wis., forest fire on Oct. 9, 1871 in which 1,152 persons died. 4:50 CALIFORNIA FEDERAL en, gets her first glimpse captain George Cummings the Catalina boat is on a multi-million dollar Navy light ... Gary Cooper, James Dean, Bruce Beery, Humphry Bo Ward Bond, Harry Carey, Ley Chaplin, and Charlesinton. long the most disappointing those of Gina Lollabrigida Marilyn Monroe. critical-eyed Managing r, a former public rela man himself, remarked if he was Marilyn's agent, would sue. Our Women's candidly commented if the figure of Gina was a representation, she, her had more of the neces-equipment than the Italian goddess... the M.E. and hoped there, unable to come with a reply that would not our statuesque compatriot impression we were being things considered, though,ensus of opinion was that be worth the price of ad- to see at least those fig-which have been done so and since Mr. Jurras' claim only 70 percent of the works completed was borne out by inspection, it is reasonable to note that the unfinished dis-s will have many superior east I am going to make trip after the official tomorrow. NATION’S LARGEST FEDERAL SAVINGS THE EXAMPLE It's smart to give your savings the safety of federal supervision, account insurance, and the astute management of California Federal, the nation's largest federal savings association. You get the complete safety of size. Our assets are over $730 million...the largest of any federal savings association. 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The awards program, from which participating students and colleges last year realized $35,000 in prizes and grants, are sponsored annually by the Forest Lawn Foundation and the publishers of the metropolitan dailies. Clvde Crouse is Director of Movieland Wax Museum Clyde Crouse of Anaheim, long associated with the amusement and tourist business, has been appointed director of the new Movieland Wax Museum, opening tomorrow in Burma Park with a benefit premiere for the Motion Picture Relief Fund. Crouse has an interest in specialty shops at Disneyland and worked with Knott's Berry Farm the Farmers Market and has and Ghost Town. Marineland, Disneyland and Santa's Villages as a merchandising specialist. The museum director resides at 500 N. RedwooJ Dr. in Anaheim where he is a member of the Grace Lutheran Church and is active in Lutheran college and hospital programs. He is a native of Indiana. —Read the Classified Columns. 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