anaheim-gazette 1962-11-28

GRAND PRIZE WINNER—Anaheim Autonetics Research Center Mettalographer Dan Medellin exhibits photo which won him the $500 grand prize in American Society for Metals 17th Annual international photographic competition. Photo, which shows grain structure of aluminum and silicon magnified 100 times as it was recrystallized by an electron beam beat out more than 300 other entries. Medellin is the first Caucasian ever to win. Anaheim Student Muscular Dystrophy Drive Is Prize Winner For Weekend in County An Anaheim sophomore philosophy major was among Chapman Anaheim Student Muscular Dystrophy Drive Is Prize Winner For Weekend in County An Anaheim sophomore philosophy major was among Chapman College students receiving three awards in the recent El Camino College Speech Tournament. Stalky Lehman of the Colony City took second and third place in the upper division level of the Oratory Division of the tourney. A Chapman debate team received a Superior award by winning all four of its debates, defeating teams from Long Beach State College, Los Angeles State College, Occidental College, and Pepperdine College. On Chapman's team were Kenneth Bennett, political science major of Downey, and Nancy Davis, English major of Chula Vista, both freshmen. “This is the time of the year when we traditionally give thanks,” said Muscular Dystrophy Orange County Chapter President James P. Buck of Tustin. “This year we have a great deal to be thankful for in Orange County. Firstly, there will be almost 6,000 Muscular Dystrophy volunteers calling on their neighbors this week-end on behalf of our many local MD victims. Next, our especial thanks to the people at the Martin Luther Hospital in Anaheim for providing space for our MD sponsored Clinic — the first in Orange County and now celebrating completion of it's first year of existence and service. “We're also thankful that we have been able to stretch our present funds just far enough to care for the doubled patient load that has existed here during the past year. Since a common cold could end the life of our MD children, families have moved into our area to escape the harshters elsewhere. “Our goal this year has raised to $35,000.00 in order continue providing no cost selections to all Orange County’s MD patients and to help with our sale of the $110,000.00 local research program being carried on by different medical teams. “Our sole hope of finding a for this always fatal muscle ter is through the laboratori there are a total of 100 science teams sponsored by our associations, working on the cause cure of MD. When we do have something to be thanked for. “And finally, none of the the chapter does for it's pat could be done without the erous support of the public Our thanks to all who have given in the past to the volunteer w ing the Jerry Lewis badge hope we might interest all of new Orange County residents join their neighbors by giving their local Marcher this w end,” Buck concluded. The MD drive for funds will cont through the month of December.” Why bother? Get a LOW COST HOME LOAN Home improvement is a wonderful thing, but why not buy the home you need, complete? It seems there is never enough room for the growing families in Orange County. Why not shop around, find the home you need, then come to Anaheim Savings for the LOW COST HOME LOAN needed to buy the home for your growing family! Come in for free consultation today, no obligation of course. Anaheim Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION P. A. YUNGBLUTH, President MAIN OFFICE 187 West Lincoln Street Anaheim, California • PR 2-1532 HUNTING BEACH OFFICE 411 Main Street • LE 6-6501 Huntington Beach, California OPEN FRIDAYS 10 A.M. UNTIL 8 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Anaheim Elks Lodge Seeks Youth Leaders Competition is expected to be keen in this years Anaheim Elks Lodge No. 1345 annual Youth Leadership Contest, according to Ude Bauer, Exalted Ruler. This contest is designed to search out the most talented youth leaders in our nation and honor them for their conduct, ability, OCC Open Mon. For Registration Registration for the spring semester at Orange Coast College will begin Monday and will continue through Jan. 23 for day school returning and new students Jan. 28. Students now attending the college will register according to their appointments with their counselors beginning Monday, and will be registering until Dec. 18. Sophomores now attending OCC should make their appointments now for registration beginning Monday. Freshmen now attending Orange Coast College will make registration appointments Monday for registration beginning Dec. 12. New students to OCC can make appointments on or after Dec. 10 for registration beginning Jan. 2, 1963. New students must take the college entrance examinations at least one week before completing registration with a counselor. Pre-registration examinations will be given Jan. 3, 8, 10, 15, 17, 22, and 24, at 2 p.m. in the Counseling and actions in school activities, youth organizations, church and community affairs. Bauer said that in addition to leadership qualities, all contestants will be judged on Americanism and Citizenship appreciation, perseverance, resourcefulness and sense of honor. The Anaheim Elks Lodge is one of 200 Elks Lodges across the country participating in the 13th annual Elks National Youth leadership Contest. Deadline Saturday The contest, which is now in progress, is open to high school seniors under 19 years of age. Competition is divided into boys and girls divisions on local, state and national levels. The deadline for entries is December 1, 1962. Local contest winners will receive the following cash awards: 1st place boy and girl, $50.00; 2nd place boy and girl, $25.00. State contest awards are: 1st place boy and girl, $500.00 U.S. savings bond; 2nd place, $250.00 bond; 3rd place, $150.00 bond. Identical Awards Identical awards for boys and girls at national levels are: 1st place, a $1,000.00 U.S. savings bond; 2nd place, a $500.00 bond; and 3rd place, a $300.00 bond. The first place winners in both boys and girls divisions will be presented their awards next July at the Elks National Convention in San Francisco, California. Under the auspices of Henry Lorene, Youth Activity Chairman, and Loyal Knight of Anaheim, Two from An Program C Two Anaheim students were named to the committee on traditional "Bill of Rights" gram at the college on Decembe selected were Carole Bo publicity commissioner, Craemer, president of Knights Club, both of Ana Santa Ana College has tinguished record of achievement in the Bill of Rights comp having placed first two times second two times, again Grophy Drive in County Our goal this year has been to reach the harsh winter area to escape the harsh winter elsewhere. Our sole hope of finding a cure for this always fatal muscle-wassis through the laboratories — we are a total of 100 scientific research programs being carried on by sevdifferent medical teams. And finally, none of the things chapter does for it's patients and be done without the genus support of the public itself. Thanks to all who have given the past to the volunteer wearing the Jerry Lewis badge. We we might interest all of our Orange County residents to their neighbors by giving to our local Marcher this week." Buck concluded. The MDAA funds will continue through the month of December. Local Residents Complete Course Two Anaheim residents have completed a one-week course in sales management at Ford Motor Company's Marketing Institute, it was announced today by William J. Blaskovich, director. Wiley W. Morgan of 2144 Niobe Ave., and J. W. Colt of 2101 W. Katella Ave., were named as having completed the training in dealer management and selling. Colt is merchandising manager of the Ford Truck Division in Los Angeles, while Morgan is merchandising manager of the Lincoln-Mercury Division. Identical awards for boys and girls at national levels are: 1st place, a $1,000.00 U.S. savings bond; 2nd place, a $500.00 bond; and 3rd place, a $300.00 bond. The first place winners in both boys and girls divisions will be presented their awards next July at the Elks National Convention in San Francisco, California. Under the auspices of Henry Lorene, Youth Activity Chairman, and Loyal Knight of Anaheim Lodge, the Committee members for the local contest, in addition to Mr. James Milford, committee chairman, includes Howard Kay, Frank Mattox, James Schrock, and John Troglio. Contest entry forms and further information may be obtained from Earl C. Hobbs, 423 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim. AHEIM MAN HONORED—John W. Kerns, right, of 1403 the Ave., Anaheim, is presented with an engraved gold watch William P. Marsh, Jr., vice president of National Distillers Chemical Corporation and assistant general manager of S. Industrial Chemical Company division in Anaheim. Kerns, special banquet in recognition of his 25 years service to the senior plant supervisor at the Anaheim plant, was honored with company. 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The students make speeches, present assembly programs in schools, distribute replicas of the Bill of Rights, and for a week dramatize the significance of the historical document. Faculty members in the Bill of Rights program include Dr. John E. Johnson, president of the college; Dr. Herbert Stroschein president of the College Trustees; John "Sky" Dunlap, assistant to the president; and Miss Isabelle Patterson. ANAHEIM GAZETTE — 3 Wednesday, November 16, 1952 Anaheim, California Need Appliances For Patients The Orange County Association for Mental Health is looking for two automatic washing machines and two driers for occupational therapy in the Neuropsychiatric Department of the Orange County General Hospital. Mentally ill persons in the hospital are encouraged to behave as normally as possible, and wearing their regular clothes rather than uniform hospital garments encourages their self respect and hope of getting back to homes and jobs in the community. These patients are not bad patients as in the other departments of the hospital. Only those patients who are able to do so can wash their own clothes as part of the occupational therapy program, if the machines could be provided. Anyone or organization interested in contributing automatic washing machines and driers is urged to contact the Orange County Association for Mental Health, 1302 North Broadway, Santa Ana, California, KImberly 7-7559. United California Declares Dividends The board of directors of United California Bank have declared the regular quarterly dividend of $.40 per share. Announcement of the board action was made by Frank L. King, UCB board chairman. The divi- The editorial contest has been won the past two years by El Don editors Barbara Berman and James Fabian, and many essay awards have been conferred. Nationally, the campus program has been awarded three consecutive George Washington medal awards from the National The students make speeches, present assembly programs in schools, distribute replicas of the Bill of Rights, and for a week dramatize the significance of the historical document. Faculty members in the Bill of Rights program include Dr. John E. Johnson, president of the college; Dr. Herbert Stroschein president of the College Trustees; John "Sky" Dunlap, assistant to the president; and Miss Isabelle Rellstab, dean of women. Other faculty members include Thomas Trawick, dean of students; Mrs. Hope Brewer, college librarian; Miss Marie Pound, school nurse; Peter Raven, art department; Robert Blaustone, drama department; Mrs. Mirrie Bouchey, English instructor; E. P. Hallahan, speech department; and Lee Ford, assemblies. United California Declares Dividends The board of directors of United California Bank have declared the regular quarterly dividend of $4.40 per share. 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