anaheim-gazette 1962-11-14

Anaheim’s United Fund Drive Surpasses Last Year’s Total “The Anaheim-Western Communities United Fund drive has already rocketed over last year’s goal”, smiled Robert Shanks, general campaign chairman, as he issued a special progress report on the current drive. “Division by division”, he continued, “we are establishing record per capita donations which surpass any other United Fund drive in the State of California.” He noted further that the local drive has set the most ambitious goal in Orange County, and added, “We will reach our $375,000 quota within the next couple of weeks.” He singled out the work being done by his three vice-chairman, Dick Johnson, Mrs. Oscar Schultz and John Wiles. They are doing an outstanding job, as are their 16 division chairman, and the hundreds of volunteer workers”, he said. “The United Fund is a community project”, he beamed, “that is based 100 per cent on teamwork, and this feeling of working together in Anaheim is what has made our United Fund stand out above all the other drives.” He lauded the work being done by the Residential Division, under the direction of Mrs. Howard Loudon. “She, and her division chiefs — Mrs. Dayid Snow, Mrs. Bernard Jordan, Mrs. James Cummins and Mrs. Harvey Walk—are doing a tremendous job”, he said. Raising funds door-to-door is a monumental task, but already 82 per cent of the $13,800 residential goal has been obtained. Mrs. Loudon noted that the job is accomplished in Anaheim by dividing the total area into elementary school districts. “We have sliced Anaheim into 28 districts”, she exclaimed, “and already 9 of these districts have exceeded their individual goals.” She paid special tribute to the chairmen of these over-the-top schools: Mrs. Joseph Truxaw of Jefferson, James Abrecht of Loara, Mrs. George Strachan of Palm Lane, Mrs. Lowen Casey of Price, Mrs. Charles Harrower of Revere, Mrs. Harold Franzen of Sunkist, Mrs. E. J. Ohm of Disney, Mrs. John McConnel of Low and Mrs. Charles Fenebock of Walter. Mrs. Loudon added that many of the other districts have nearly reached their quotas, and that all are doing a wonderful job. Praises School Efforts Shanks praised the fantastic success being achieved by the educational personnel. The combined efforts of the Secondary School Division with Bill Moorhead as chairman and the Elementary School Division with Jack Bowne at the helm, have bubbled over their total goal of $30,000. “The Secondary Schools”, Shanks pointed out. “have exceeded their individual goal of $15,-500 by $2,671.” drive which netted $1,900 Elementary School Division Bowie produced a closed TV show on the United TV show on the United grade school level. Exhibits. This type of youth event and participation is unheard anywhere else in the Country and we can’t praise our people enough for their generosity and community-minded attitude. Nearing Total Goal The City Employees and Office Employees are with of their total goal, which is 100. “This type of participating unparalleled anywhere in the ed States,” said Sh Keith Murdoch, Anaheim’s Manager is chairman of the governmental Division. Under the keen direction of Coltrin and Dr. Samuel O’Connor the Professional Division aims to mushroom over its crease of 45 per cent over year”, said Shanks, “which ple tremendous.” The Visitors & Recreation, Chuck Currier — chaired is also doing an outstanding The restaurants, hotels and hotels in the area are giving good-break amount. Dickson, Disneyland’s finance director, and public relations representative Mary Jones, have learned “Magic Kingdom” over its goal by nearly $2,000 and still going strong. “Many people in this division have come over $20 per employe,” gave Shanks. Goal Increased CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY 231 NORTH LEMON STREET, ANAHEIM KE 5-3209 Shanks praised the fantastic success being achieved by the educational personnel. The combined efforts of the Secondary School Division with Bill Moorhead as chairman and the Elementary School Division with Jack Bowne at the helm, have bubbled over their total goal of $30,000. "The Secondary Schools", Shanks pointed out. "have exceeded their individual goal of $15,-500 by $2,671." Much of the success of the United Fund drive is due to the interest shown by Anaheim's students. Last year, two Youth Drives were staged and the contributions were over $1,400. In this year's campaign, John McGrew of the Secondary Schools, spearheaded a WHAT'S DOING BOB GRESHAM, Your Telephone Manager in Anaheim A cook's best friend is her kitchen telephone. That's the word we've heard from many a housewife here in town. And it makes a lot of sense. If the kitchen's the place she spends most of her time, then that's the most convenient place for her to make and take calls. Many women like a wall phone for their kitchen extension; it hangs up handily, keeps work surfaces clear. Or you might prefer a regular desk set or the smaller Princess. Whichever you choose, you'll be delighted with a colorful kitchen telephone. These are two "voiceprints" —picture patterns, made by a special machine, of two different people saying the word, "you." It's a new idea that holds a lot of promise in the field of identification. The restaurants, hotels and tels in the area are givingng ord-breaking amount. Dickson, Disneyland's finance director, and public relations representative Mary Jones, have left "Magic Kingdom" over its goal by nearly $2,000 and the still going strong. "Many years in this division have come over $20 per employee," go Shanks. Goal Increased The Major Accounts Plan Committee, which includes "industrial giants" of the Chicago this year's campaign with goal of $65,000. Their goal has been increased to $85,000. Hawkins, chairman of the district said, "We have already so far our initial goal, and are on our way towards the new goal of $85,000." The Industrial Division, led Mayor Rex Coons and C.B.ler, is also doing a magnificent job. While this division uses completes its drive last, it is ready approaching its $65,000 "This is particularly outstanding", injected Shanks, "because their quota is 100 per cent hit this year than it was in our campaign." Advance Gifts, with Dickson leading the division, has already topped its goal of $11,000 by commanding margin. Notes Dale "Even though we are over top, we're not through yet." Some of the sections in the Commercial Division, chairman Lloyd Smith, are doing a whirlwind job. The Automotive, Finish and Building sections, under leadership of Jim Sides, Paulowski and Joe Brannon, far exceeding all expectations. Up 25 Per Cent The Business & Shopping Centers have already shown an increase of 25 per cent in new distributors. "The leg work is being provided by most of Anaheim leading service clubs", Shanks, "and the results are most encouraging. They are doing a real bang-up job." The western communities: Cypress, Dairyland, Los Amitos, Rossmoor and Stanton also stretching toward their cumulative goal of $11,000. J.Wiles, chairman of the West Communities offered spec These are two "voiceprints" —picture patterns, made by a special machine, of two different people saying the word, "you." It's a new idea that holds a lot of promise in the field of identification. Bell Telephone Laboratories scientists have found that voiceprints, like fingerprints, are so distinctly individual that experts can recognize one from millions of others. Even if the speakers yell, whisper, try an accent or fill their mouths with marbles, the patterns remain essentially the same. Seems like there's no end of ideas in communications research—from making a picture of your voice to sending pictures around the world by satellite. Stuck for a Christmas Gift idea? Why not select a beautiful Princess Set and Bell Chime? These and many other unusual gift ideas can be seen at your Business Office, 200 N. Lemon, Anaheim or call 776-1101. Drive which netted $1,000. In the Elementary School Divisin, Jack Bowe produced a closed-circuit TV show on the United Fund which was instrumental in gaining $1,452 of donations at the grade school level. Exclaimed Shanks, "This type of youth interest and participation is unheard of anywhere else in the County — and we can't praise our young people enough for their generous and community-minded attitude." Nearing Total Goal The City Employes and Post Office Employes are within $500 of their total goal, which is $12,000. "This type of participation is paralleled anywhere in the United States," said Shank. Keith Murdoch, Anaheim's City Manager is chairman of the Governmental Division. Under the keen direction of Art Holtrin and Dr. Samuel Gendel, the Professional Division is certain to mushroom over its $12,000 goal. "This represents an increase of 45 per cent over last year", said Shanks, "which is simply tremendous." The Visitors & Recreation Division, Chuck Currier — chairman, also doing an outstanding job: the restaurants, hotels and models in the area are giving a record-breaking amount. Dick Johnson, Disneyland's finance director, and public relations representative Mary Jones, have led the Magic Kingdom" over its $13,500 goal by nearly $2,000 and they are still going strong. "Many groups this division have contributed over $20 per employe," grinned Shanks. Goal Increased KICK OFF FUND DRIVE — Bob Shanks (second from left), general campaign chairman of the Anaheim United Fund, is flanked by members of Ling Electronics, Inc., during the recent kickoff campaign at the local facility. Discussing the goal of $3000 and 100 per cent participation (from left) Bill Corbin, electronics tech Shanks; Mrs. Paula Peoples, engineering secretary; and William Mueller, personnel agent. The restaurants, hotels and models in the area are giving a record-breaking amount. Dick Johnson, Disneyland's finance director, and public relations representative Mary Jones, have led the Magic Kingdom over its $13,500 goal by nearly $2,000 and they are still going strong. "Many groups this division have contributed over $20 per employee," grinned Ms.anks. Goal Increased The Major Accounts Planning Committee, which includes all the industrial giants" of the City been this year's campaign with a total of $65,000. Their goal has now been increased to $85,000. Ed Hawkins, chairman of the division, said, "We have already scooted our initial goal, and are well our way towards the new mark $85,000." The Industrial Division, led by Mayor Rex Coons and C. B. Millet is also doing a magnificent While this division usually completes its drive last, it is already approaching its $65,000 goal. This is particularly outstanding, injected Shanks, "because our quota is 100 per cent higher year than it was in our last campaign." Advance Gifts, with Dick Gay being the division, has already met its goal of $11,000 by a demanding margin. Notes Dick, even though we are over-the-we're not through yet." Some of the sections in the Commercial Division, chairman Har Smith, are doing a whirlwind The Automotive, Finance Building sections, under the ownership of Jim Sides, Stan Howski and Joe Brannon, are exceeding all expectations. Up 25 Per Cent Business & Shopping Center have already shown an increase of 25 per cent in new contractors. "The leg work is being added by most of Anaheim's service clubs", said Msks, "and the results are encouraging. They are doing great bang-up job." Western communities of Dairyland, Los Alamos, Rossmoor and Stanton are stretching toward their collaborative goal of $11,000. John Chairman of the Western communities offered special NEW ANAHEIM FIRM JOINS FUND DRIVE—Avionic Structures gets behind the Anaheim-Western United Fund Drive with an 87.5 participation mark to date. Pulse of the project is scanned by (left to right) R. C. Crum, president of Avionics, Gale Smith, shop departmentger Tomlyanovich, fund publicity director Loretta Kory, bookkeeper. An average price of $19.04 was donated by 42 of the 48 employees Avionics Structures. Fog Fosters Driving Tips With one of winter's most treacherous driving hazards — fog — now confronting motorists almost daily in many areas of California Highway Patrol Commissioner Bradford M. Crittenden offered several tips on fog driving. "Always use the low headlight beam. The high beam reflects off water droplets and can blind you. Never use parking lights; they not only are ineffective but are illegal to use as driving lights. Even if visibility appears adequate without headlights, turn them on. It will help the other driver see you. "Increase your following distance. A sudden slowdown ahead then won't find you short of room to stop. "Decrease your speed. You won't be overdriving your visibility range. "Be alert for side traffic. A car entering from a side road is not readily apparent," the commissioner concluded. American Way To Be IH Topic Anaheim residents have been invited to hear a talk on the American Way and the importance of "Be alert for side traffic. A car entering from a side road is not readily apparent," the commissioner concluded. American Way To Be IH Topic Anaheim residents have been invited to hear a talk on the American Way and the importance of the individual to be given by Miss Mercedes Hurst of International Harvester, Friday, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at the Farm Bureau Hall, 1916 W. Chapman, Orange. Home Advisor Marian Prentiss announced the title of Miss Hurst lecture will be "Let's Get Down to Earth" and will cover current matters, taxes, good government and citizen responsibility. Coffee will be served from 10 to 10:30 a.m. and Miss Hurst will speak from 10:30 to 11:30. All interested person are invited to attend. Ballroom Dancing EVERY Saturday Night SUNNY HILLS BALLROOM The largest and finest dance floor in Orange County HARBOR BLVD. & VALENCIA MESA DR. OPP, ST. JUDES HOSPITAL. FULLERTON MUSIC BY BERNABEE & his orchestra and his SAXAPHONE with Phil Gray Enie Ross & Phil Stan Adm. 1.75 free parking COCKTAILS doors open 8:30 P.M. Check these new features: Master Control Panel puts all the controls convenient eye-level: clock timer, Roastmeter and rotisserie switches, oven and broiler thermostat controls, plus top-burner controls. Automatic rotisserie brings the fun, flavor of door cooking—indoors. Chrome-lined oven circulates fresh air for even baking; gives you faster cooking more efficient low-temperature control. Wednesday, November 14, 1962 ANAHEIM GAZETTE—3 Anaheim Marine Retires ‘Just Under the Wire’ An Anaheim Marine of the Third Amphibian Tractor Battalion, First Marine Division at Camp Pendleton, just made it “under the wire” by retiring Oct. 31. Gunnery Sgt. James R. McLendon, of 1925 Beacon St., received his retirement papers “just in the nick of time” from Lt. Col. James L. Jones, his commanding officer. If he would have had one more days service to perform, McLendon would have been affected by the Department of Defense’s one year extension which applied toirements on or after Nov. 1. McLendon joined the Marine Corps in 1942 and was assigned to the 13th Defense Battalion in Panama. Upon completion of World War II, he became a Drill Instructor at Parris Island, S. C. and later was transferred to occupational duty in China with the First Marine Division. In Korea, as a section leader with the First Amphibious True Company, he made the Japanese Seoul, Ham-Hung invasions and was with them again for “Operation Killer” in Pohang, Korea. Since Korea and up until his retirement, McLendon was attached to an amphibious unit. He will reside in Anaheim with his wife and two daughters. Retired AF Colonel Joins Aerojet Plant Azusa — Colonel Langdon F. Ayres who retired recently from the United States Air Force after more than 20 years of service has joined Aerojet-General Corporation as Assistant to Executive Vice President W. E. Zisch. In making the announcement, Mr. Zisch said that initially Mr. Ayres will be his representative on all matters associated with the SNAP-8 and NERVA contract. LARRY RODGERS at the Piano Bar Fri. & Sat. 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