anaheim-gazette 1962-11-07

Boy Scouts Announce For International ALAN C. STONEMAN named committee chairman Alan Stoneman Named Chairman By Big Brothers Robert Guggenheim, Jr., president of Big Brothers of Orange County, announced today that Alan C. Stoneman, president of Purex Corporation and member of the Board of Directors of Big Brothers of Orange County, has been named Chairman of the organization's Special Gifts Committee for 1962-63. "Due to the superb support given to the Big Brothers by the Orange County press", stated Guggenheim, "over one hundred men have volunteered to act as Big Brothers and unselfishly give their time to aid fatherless boys. This means that we will be able to assign Big Brothers to Little Brothers at a faster rate than ever before if the citizens of Orange County will donate funds necessary to support the increased activity." Plans for the third International Camporee of Boy Scouts of America, sponsored by Northern Orange County Council with headquarters in Anaheim, neared completion when nine scouters journeyed to Ensenada recently for a conference with officials of the Asociacion de Scouts de Mexico. Site for the International Camporee, which is expected to draw a registration of more than 3,000 Explorers and Boy Scouts, will be Estero Beach Resort, approximately six miles south of Ensenada. Camporee Dates Set Dates of the camporee are Nov. 23, 24 and 25. Participation in Scouting activities at the camporee of approximately 20 Mexican Scout troops give the event a truly international aspect. To date assurances have received by Bill James, general chairman of the camporee, mittee in charge of arrients, that 12 troops will participate from Mexicali; four from Ensenada; one from San Laurel; C. Sonoroa and one from Tijuana. Applications Accepted While the International Camporee is sponsored and arranged the Northern Orange County cil, applications are being accepted from all Councils in the Greater Los Angeles Area, Orange Pire Council and San Diego cil for participation in the Scouting event. Estero Beach Resort, booth one of the finest beaches in California, has been approved by the Council Camping Committee for this year's camporee. The end International Camp Men in Service GAIRLD W. French, Jr., seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gairld W. French, Sr., of 2937 West Orange Ave., and Ronald E. Price, machinery repairman fireman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Price, of 1222 Hampstead, both of Anaheim, are serving oboard the USS Hornet an anti-submarine warfare aircraft carrier. Leslie L. Trott, damage controlman third class, USN, son of Mrs. James E. Jackson of 2558 Heffron Dr., Anaheim, is serving aboard Naval Training Center, Diego. Richard A. Dawson, son of and Mrs. Virgil Strongk of South Melrose St., and Michael Yankish, son of Mrs. Franco Blair of 1036 Brewster, all of Heim, have completed re-training at the Naval Traffic Center, San Diego. Edward W. Wiese, fireman prentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. en to the Big Brothers by the Orange County press", stated Guggenheim, "over one hundred men have volunteered to act as Big Brothers and unselfishly give their time to aid fatherless boys. This means that we will be able to assign Big Brothers to Little Brothers at a faster rate than ever before if the citizens of Orange County will donate funds necessary to support the increased activity." In accepting the appointment, Stoneman said, "The need for support from Orange County citizens is greater than ever before. At the present time our Big Brothers of Orange County has some 109 fatherless boys waiting assignment and recent studies in our county indicate several hundred more potential cases where Big Brothers can provide much needed guidance. And I feel it is most important to clarify the fact that all funds raised in this county to help carry on the Big Brothers' program are spent directly in this County in administering this program that is so important to the welfare of our community's fatherless youth." "It is interesting to note," Stoneman added, "that the average cost per boy in privately administering our Big Brothers' program is approximately $250, as compared to about $6,000 cost to the taxpayers for each boy under the jurisdiction of the California Youth Authority." The Big Brothers of Orange County operates exclusively from privately donated funds and is the County's only all-sectarian agency dedicated to helping fatherless boys through providing properly supervised guidance. Seabees Announce Training Openings A number of paid openings for young men interested in training as mechanics, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, steel workers and equipment operators were announced today. Commander R. F. Berbower, Assistant Chief Engineer for the Long Beach Harbor Department, said that the openings are with the U. S. Navy Reserve Seabee Division. The unit, according to Commander Berbower, meets one young men interested in training as mechanics, carpenters, electricians, plumbers, steel workers and equipment operators were announced today. Commander R. F. Berbower, Assistant Chief Engineer for the Long Beach Harbor Department, said that the openings are with the U. S. Navy Reserve Seabee Division. The unit, according to Commander Berbower, meets one weekend a month at Los Alamitos and training is provided through professional classes and practical work projects at nearby military bases and at Y.M.C.A. and Boy Scout camps. Promotion and retirement credits and pay are obtained while learning. Students in school are obtained while learning. Students in school are deferred from active military duty while participating. Further information may be secured by calling Commander Berbower at GE 9-9503. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Your Satisfaction Our Concern 120 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 FUTURAMA PREVIEW — Lovely Judl Kendrick, Anaheim Public Telephone service representative, demonstrates "telephone of the future" at a preview held recently. At left is the flushed "panel" type featuring a cord-eel operation which will be offered to Southern California customers next year. Judl holds the "slimline" experimental model with the dial located in the handset. It is presently being fieldtested to determine public acceptance. Acousticon SERVING THE HARD OF HEARING Since 1902 For Complete Information Without Cost or Obligation VISIT OUR OFFICE or TELEPHONE FOR HOME APPOINTMENT Acousticon of Anaheim 111 NO. LOS ANGELES ST. PR 4-8042 Temporary Postal Personnel Needed Applications for temporary work at the Anaheim Post Office will be accepted now until November 10, according to Postmaster Marshal M. McFie. Applicants must be resident Anaheim, U. S. Citizens and least 18 years of age. Application blanks are available in the Personnel Office, Anaheim Post Office, 113 W. Brunswick Way, until November 10, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Ms Announce Plans National Camporee To date assurances have been received by Bill James, general chairman of the camporee committee in charge of arrangements, that 12 troops will participate from Mexicali; four from Asenada; one from San Luis, R. Sonoroa and one from Tijuana. Applications Accepted While the International Camporee is sponsored and arranged by Northern Orange County Council applications are being accepted from all Councils in the Great Los Angeles Area, Orange Emce Council and San Diego Council for participation in the bigouting event. Estero Beach Resort, boasting of the finest beaches in Baja California, has been approved by the Council Camping Committee this year’s camporee. The Second International Camporee, Service Val Training Center, San Diego. Richard A. Dawson, son of Mr. Mrs. Virgil Stronk of 411 North Melrose St., and Michael A. Akish, son of Mrs. Francis L. Kirr of 1036 Brewster, all of Anaheim, have completed recruitment at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. Edward W. Wiese, fireman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wiese, fireman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wiese, fireman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wiese, fireman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wiese, fireman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wiese, fireman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wiese, fireman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wiese, fireman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wiese, fireman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. 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Joint Meeting Held A joint meeting of officials of Northern Orange County Council and top officials of the Asociacion de Scouts de Mexico was held at Estero Beach Resort the weekend of Oct. Representing Northern Orange County Council were Bill James,Council vice president and general chairman of the arrangements committee; William Bent,Council Scout Executive; W.Kenneth Huish,District Executive and the man who will be charge of the camp; J.Rex Golston，activities chairman of Los Ranchoes District; Rex W.Cunningham，commissioner，Valencia District; Arthur M.Adams，commissioner Los Ranchos District; Samuel S.Rosen，chairman，Walter Knott District; Jack R.Fulton，activity chairman，Anaheim District. Mexico Represented Associacion de Scouts de Mexico were represented by Roberto G.lea，executive commissioner; Carlos Xavier Leal，sub-commissioner，Jesus Labastida，executive commissioner for Ensenada and Jacques Bitterlin，Ensenada commissioner. The International Camporee which has been credited with accomplishing significant results in furthering good relationships between the United States and Mexico has the support of Baja California's Governor Eligio Esquivel Mendez.Also pledging all cooperation is Ensenada's Mayor Adolfo QUARANTINE Malcolm H.Merrill,M.D.,Director of Public Health and Executive Officer State Board Of Health announced today the extension the quarantine established on the use of mels for eating purposes. "The quarantine established on May 1962.of all mussels from the ocean shore California extending from the California-Congion boundry south to the California-Mexico boundaryincluding the Bay of San Francisco is extended until further notice." "This extension of quarantine is the result continuing high toxicity in mussels collected." Richard A. Dawson, son of Mr. Mrs. Virgil Stronk of 411 with Melrose St., and Michael A. Nakish, son of Mrs. Francis L. Air of 1036 Brewster, all of Ana- have completed recruit training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. Edward W. Wiese, fireman apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Wiese of 313 North Rose and Robert L. King, airman apprentice, son of Mrs. Jack E. Eng of 1618 Morava, all of Ana- have returned to the United States aboard the attack aircraft carrier US Midway. Michael Ulrich, dental technici- third class, USN, son of Mr. Mrs. O. C. Ulrich of 206 East Porta St., Anaheim, is serving the world's first nuclear-powered attack aircraft carrier, US Enterprise. missioner, Jesus Labastida, executive commissioner for Ensenada and Jacques Bitterlin, Ensenada commissioner. The International Camporee, which has been credited with accomplishing significant results in furthering good relationships between the United States and Mexico, has the support of Baja California's Governor Eligio Esquivel Mendez. Also pledging all cooperation is Ensenada's Mayor Adolfo Ramiriz, M., and the chief of Immigration for Baja California, Eduardo Navarro Encinas. of Health, announced today the extension the quarantine established on the use of mels for eating purposes. "The quarantine established on May 1962, of all mussels from the ocean shore California extending from the California-Canon boundry south to the California-Mexico boundary, including the Bay of San Francisco is extended until further notice. "This extension of quarantine is the result of continuing high toxicity in mussels collected from coastal waters." GIANTS OF CALIFORNIA GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE * * NATION'S L The Golden Gate Bridge, rising 746 feet above beautiful San Francisco Bay and built at a cost of $35 million, is America's largest single-span suspension bridge. California Federal Savings is the nation's largest federal savings association. 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