anaheim-gazette 1962-12-05

Essenmacher New East Award Of First Federation Marvin F. Essenmacher has been named manager of the new East Anaheim office of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Alhambra, it was disclosed. James Van Sickle Gets OCC Award James Van Sickle, 11711 Nearing Dr., Anaheim was among the five architectural students at Orange Coast College who received awards recently from the Orange Coast College Foundation. Other recipients were Gary Kola, Santa Ana; William Fleming, Costa Mesa; Barry Blade, Dana Point; and Johnny Fordic San Clemente. The Orange Coast College Foundation is a non-profit education foundation set up by the college to receive gifts for the college Donor of the award money is Car Taylor, OCC architecture drafting instructor. 5 Orange State Students Named To Honor Group Five Titan students from Orange State College, Fullerton have been selected to chart GOING UP, UP, UP — Chuck Allee, executive director of the Anaheim United Fund, is dwarfed by the huge thermometer in La Pahma Park which signifies that 96 per cent of the $375,000 goal has already been achieved. Drive will continue through this week with last minute contributions expected to send Anaheim soaring over the top with that final four per cent. Robert Shanks, general campaign chairman of the drive recently accepted a $5000 check on behalf of employees and management of Robertshaw-Fulton controls Division. More than 14,000 Anaheim industrial employees give to the United Fund through payroll deductions. Pearl Harbor Vets Set Memorial Services Memorial services honoring men and women killed during the Pearl Harbor attack of December 7, 1941, will be held this year on board the USS Oklahoma City, currently assigned to the U.S. Naval Station, Long Beach, California. A highlight of the annual Pearl Harbor Survivors Association reunion on December 7, the service will open at 7:55 a.m., the exact moment of the attack, with a minute of silence, followed by a brief address from Association president Mark Ferris on the significance of Pearl Harbor. Chiefs of Staff of the Armed Forces, the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association was formed in 1958 to serve as a living reminder to the American people of the need for eternal vigilance against any possible aggressor. More than 5,000 survivors and their wives are expected to attend this year's annual reunion in Long Beach, which will include a banquet and the Association's business meeting. Every state in the U. S. is represented in the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association and more than 5 Orange State College students from Orange State College have been selected to charitable membership of the academic Honor Society according to Dr. Orrington Ramsay, president of the society. They are as follows: Lucille Gunn, Betty Heinz; Jeanne Lewis, Ira Steelsmith and Martha Zabel. All candidates must have completed 54 units at OSC with a 3 grade point average or better. The society is designed to promote intellectual accomplishment and high standards of scholarship. Faculty members at OSC who are members of Phi Beta Kappa or Phi Kappa Phi are eligible to join as well. Present faculty members include Raymond Adams, Donna Bridgman, Ronald Bristow, Lawrence DeCraaf, Gerhard Ehmann, Loretta Golden, Bernard Hvint, Bernard Kravitz, William Langdorf, Ernest Lewald, David Jack Lyons, illiam Maxwell, Orington Ramsay, Gertrude Reitin June Salz, Betty Unterberger, Dorsey Wiseman. Members each graduating class who are qualified are eligible to join the society. Neilson Named New Bank Head Lee B. Nielsen has been appointed manager of the new Lincoln-Brookhurst Office of Citizen National Bank which will open in Anaheim on December 14, it was announced today by Roy A Britt, Citizens president. Nielsen, formerly assistant manager at the bank's Santa Anita Office, joined Citizens in 1958 after several years of banking experience in the Midwest. Since then, he has advanced through various operational and administrative positions at several of the bank's branch offices. Senior Girls Vie In Homemaker Test Two Anaheim High Schools were scenes of frenzied activity yesterday as senior girls of the Colony City joined a record number of more than 410,000 other senior students in the nation in a written examination to help determine winners in the 1963 search for the American Homemaker of Tomorrow. Wester nHigh School and Anaheim High School are just two of the more than 12,500 of the nation's schools which are participating in General Mills ninth annual Betty Crocker contest. As of press time today, names of local winners had not yet been announced. A high school senior from Anaheim may very well be among those who will share in the $110,000 in college scholarships being offered again this year in the contest. In past years, winners have come from every type of community in the nation... large, small, medium... and from all types of schools... public, parochial and private. The test, prepared by Science Research Associates, Chicago, to emphasize the importance of homemaking as a career, is the determining factor in selecting local and state winners. Personal observation and interviews are added factors in selecting national winners. Williams Appointed U.S. National Bank Assistant Manager Robert D. Williams has been named assistant manager of the Anaheim office of United States National Bank according to E. C. Aldrich, bank Regional Vice President. Williams has been in banking seven years, the last five with U.S. National. He was previously Assistant Cashier and Operation Officer of the bank's Costa Mess Office. While in that assignment Williams was active in the Downtown Business Association and the Optimist Club. Williams and his wife Judy have two children, Jess 5 and Brett 1½. Essenmacher to Manage New East Anaheim Branch for First Federal Savings Arvin F. Essenmacher has named manager of the new Anaheim office of First Fed-Savings and Loan Associa- of Alhambra, it was disclosed. James Van Sickle is OCC Award James Van Sickle, 11711 Nearer., Anaheim was among the architectural students at Or- Coast College who received his recently from the Orange College Foundation. Her recipients were Gary Korsanta Ana; William Flemm-Costa Mesa; Barry Blades, Point; and Johnny Fordice, Elemente. Orange Coast College Found- is a non-profit educational institution set up by the college receive gifts for the college. Of the award money is Os-Taylor, OCC architectural instructor. Orange State Students Named Honor Group Titan students from Or- State College, Fullerton, been selected to charter today by Arthur G. Kruse, presi- dent. Simultaneously, Kruse announced the new office, fourth to be opened by the 37-year-old sav- ing firm. will have its grand opening Wednesday, Dec. 26, in quarters at 529 State College Blvd. (Placentia St.), one block south of the East Anaheim Center. The celebration will continue through Jan. 10. Essenmacher brings to his new position some five years experi- ence in the savings and loan business, including three years with a major savings firm as assistant vice president and loan service manager. He became associ- ated with First Federal last January as a loan counselor. For the past 10 years, Essenmacher has resided in Whittier and graduated from Whittier High School in 1953. He attended Fullerton Junior College. He is a graduate of the Savings and Loan Institute. He also is a past secretary of the East Whittier Kiwanis Club. Essenmacher and his wife, Dixie, have two sons, ages 4 and 5. Under Essenmacher, Kruse said, well-qualified savings and loan personnel will be added to the staff prior to the opening, and First Federal's new office will house outstanding customer and employee accommodations. Nursing Instructors Installed at OCC Two Orange Coast College nursing instructors were installed this month as president and president-elect of the Orange County Unit of the California League for Nursing. Miss Louise Siegrist has taken over as the new president suc- ceding Mrs. Susan Dahill, and M Lillian Sanders is president-elec- Mrs. Dahill is on the OCC even college staff. Orange State Students Named Honor Group Titan students from OrState College, Fullerton, been selected to charter bursary of the acahion Honor Society according to Berington Ramsay, president of society. They are folLucille Gunn, Betty Heinze, Lewis, Ira Steelsmith and Zabel. Candidates must have com54 units at OSC with a 3.5 point average or better. The is designed to promote intual accomplishment and standards of scholarship. Members at OSC who are ers of Phi Beta Kappa or appa Phi are eligible to join 1. Inst faculty members InRaymond Adams, Donald man, Ronald Bristow, LawrDeCraaf, Gerhard Ehmann, Golden, Bernard Hvink, Kravitz, William LangsErnest Lewald, David Li, Lyons, illiam Maxwell, OrRamsay, Gertrude Reith, Alz, Betty Unterberger, and Wiseman. Members of graduating class who are are eligible to join the Nelson Named New Bank Head 3. Nielsen has been apmanager of the new Linookhurst Office of Citizens Bank which will open heim on December 14, it announced today by Roy A. citizens president. then, formerly assistant at the bank's Santa Ana joined Citizens in 1958 afteral years of banking exese in the Midwest. Since he has advanced through operational and adminispositions at several of the branch offices. GIANTS OF CALIFORNIA NATION'S LARGEST TREE** NATION'S LAKE The General Sherman redwood tree of Sequoia National Park is living proof of the giant strength of giant size. Neither centuries, nor fire, nor the fury of the elements have toppled this forest king from its throne. As the largest tree in the nation, 272 feet tall and 101 feet around, it stands where it sprouted over 3,000 years ago. Look for the extra strength of a giant when you choose your savings association, too. It means extra safety for your funds. 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She graduated from Northwestern School of Nursing in Minnesota and has been in her present position for 12 years. In addition to her nursing duties she has found time to participate in many school, civic and charity activities in Fullerton, Orange, Santa Ana, Anaheim and Garden Grove areas. Four years ago she organized the Anaheim Polio clinics under the auspices of the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce. She is greatly interested in this work, possibly more so because she has nursed one of her daughters through a seige of Polio this past year. She has also been active in work for the City of Hope Community Chest and March of Dimes. Commander Claud F. O'Connor Executive Secretary, recited Mr. Glemaker's record of accomplishments to the members President Mallonee expressed the pleasure of the Club with the selection and announced the Nurse of the Year program would be carried on each year. Louise Siegrist has taken as the new president succeedMrs. Susan Dahill, and Mrs. in Sanders is president-elect. Dahill is on the OCC evening ge staff. Four years ago she organized the Anaheim Polio clinics under the auspices of the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce. She is greatly interested in this work, CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ACTION'S LARGEST FEDERAL SAVINGS the U.S. Government. And accounts are insured under provisions of the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation. More than 350,000 savers in 50 states and 82 foreign countries depend on California Federal for maximum safety and dividends for their funds. They're individuals, husbands and wives, trusts, corporations, clubs, churches, credit unions and fraternal groups. Their savings vary in size from $5 "beginner" accounts to $50,000 man and wife joint accounts, and up to $1,000,000 investment accounts. Large or small, they all enjoy the same protection of our giant size. 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