anaheim-gazette 1963-03-06

Soroptomist Award Goes to Ball Youth James Ball, a senior at Savanna High School in Anaheim, was awarded the Anaheim Soroptimist Club Essay Contest Award at their recent meeting. Jim's essay will be forwarded for the regional contest. If successful there it will be entered in the national contest where an award of merit of $2500 will be presented. The topic was "My Responsibility as a Citizen — in the Family, in the Community and in the world", and a limit of 250 words was established. The contest was open to Anaheim area seniors and has been established to encourage youth to develop higher concepts of citizenship responsibility. HAWAIIAN TENOR—Charles K. L. Davis, reported to be a "rising young star in ranks of bel canto tenors," will be heard Friday, March 8, at 8:15 p.m. at the Anaheim High School auditorium. The concert is being sponsored by the Anaheim Community Concert group. Noon Literary Sessions Pop Literary recording session new departure in noon entertainment and interest, has been produced at Orange State College by the Humanities Division,lege spokesmen announced day. Continuing the popular fall mester program, the special ferings include first the playing a record featuring poetry, drama or opera, a commentary by OSC faculty member, and discussion by the audience. The programs are offered for 12 until 1 p.m. on the college campus each Tuesday, and open to faculty and students without charge. The general schedule is under the direction OPEN Monday, Thursday and SQ Anniversa Junior Fashions . . Main Floor Shirtwaist Dresses, some shirt makers included, lovely pastels, smart blacks or brown 7.99 2-piece Dresses, cottons, seer-euckers or knits . . . Special $8 Sportswear . . 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Award to Newsman Bryant Evans, Science Writer for the San Diego Union, has been named winner of the 1962 Higby Memorial Award for professional writers, according to Director, Orange County TB & Health association. The Higby Award is offered each year by the TB & Health Association of California for journalism excellence in reporting the problems of tuberculosis and other respiratory diseases. College Paper Staff Selected New editorial and staff positions for the Spring semester of the Orange State College Titan "Times" have been announced by Dr. J. William Maxwell, journalism department chairman. Appointed to the editorships were Ernest Lopez, Santa Ana, editor; David Brooks, Santa Ana news editor; Marilyn Yellis, Anaheim, layout editor; Ben Wade, Fullerton, feature editor; Warren Deacon, Cypress, photography editor; and Stu Jameion, Fullerton, sports editor. 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This week the fund team’s 18-man steering committee heard Burdick review the local JA Centers budget needs and program goals for 1963. “When 58 businessmen in Orange County strongly endorse the free enterprise and economic education principles of Junior Edison to Build Camp Sites in A long-range public service recreation program designed to provide camping, and additional picnicking and boating facilities throughout the “Big Creek” area of the High Sierra was announced today by Southern California Edison Company. Initial step in the program will be construction of a tent and trailer camp for public use at Shaver Lake, one of six major man-made lakes created by Edison on the western slopes of the Sierra above Fresno, Cal., it was disclosed in a statement released by Harold Quinton, board chairman of the investor-owned utility. “Edison will construct permanent facilities at Shaver Lake Casual Dresses Special 8.99 Hats and whites, prints or plains . . . 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"Preliminary engineering surveys are underway, and we hope to have the camp substantially completed in time for use during the coming summer vacation period." The Edison board chairman said the recreation program is being undertaken "to help alleviate the growing pressure on recreational facilities caused by our California population explosion and by the increased leisure now enjoyed by the average family." "Edison - built lakes always have been open to the public for fishing and boating," he added, "but the shortage of camping facilities has been growing steadily more acute. Since we lease public lands in a number of areas for power generation, we are pleased to be able to facilitate public use of our lakes as recreation areas." LARGEST SHOPPING CENTER ANAHEIM StoreS, Today and Every Day FOR DRIVE—Four of the local businesswho are teaming up for the annual JuAchievement Center Fund-drive are left to right, Bob Dailey, Joe Madigan, Martin Plummer and Adolph Schoepe. 10,000 Sought for Junior Achievement a $20,000 fund-raising chalacing them, 58 business we teamed up to spark the solicitation drive for the County Junior Achieveenter, according to finance in Don Burdick of Southties Gas Company, Anaweek the fund team's 18beering committee heard review the local JA Cenget needs and program er 1963. a 58 businessmen in Orounty strongly endorse the entreprise and economic eduprials of Junior Achievement by supporting the program personally with time an money, then that program must succeed." Burdick declared to the fund team members. Burdick detailed how JA operates in Orange County as part of the national business program of education that teaches teenagers about the American free enterprise system. Young people are given the opportunity, he said, to actually organize and operate small businesses of their own at their JA Center, 1014 Raymond Way, Anaheim, under the guidance of adult advisers from leading local industries. Orange County businessmen attending the planning meeting included Adolph Schoepe, Fluidmaster, Inc., Anaheim; Joe Madigan, Kwikset, Anaheim; Bob Dailey, Deleo-Remy, Anaheim; Kerm Anderson, Autonetics, Fullerton; Ed Gillen, Babcock Electronics, Costa Mesa; Martin Plummer, U. S. Electric, Anaheim; Marvin Gade, Kimberly-Clark, Fullerton; and Bob Wright, Bank of America, Santa Ana. Other leaders included Lloyd Myers, Hughes - Fullerton; Dr. Richard H. Krueger, San Clemente; Dick Duntley, Pacific Hawaiian Products, Fullerton; Wes Weaver, Harry Horn, Inc., Anaheim; Jay DeDapper, Redel Inc., Anaheim; Larry Patterson, Pepsi-Cola, Santa Ana; and Jim Decker, Paul King, Jack Burke and Don Burdick, all of Southern Counties Gas Co., Anaheim. Son to Build Recreation Pump Sites in High Sierras range public service on program designed to camping, and additional ug and boating facilities out the "Big Creek" area high Sierra was announced Southern California Edicompany. step in the program will construction of a tent and camp for public use at Lake, one of six major made lakes created by on the western slopes of area above Fresno, Cal., it closed in a statement rehy Harold Quinton, board of the investor-owned will construct perforcations at Shaver Lake Quinton said there would be 50 tent spaces and 50 trailer pads in the Shaver camp, which is to be located on Edison-owned property in a pine forest on the western edge of the lake. Shaver is approximately 50 miles northeast of Fresno, Cal. over State Highway No. 168. Its elevation is 5,370 feet. "We selected Shaver Lake as the site for our initial Edison camp because it is the most popular of the lakes in the Big Creek of Fresno, Cal., over state high-area for recreational use," Quinton explained. 'In addition to its natural beauty, and good trout fishing, it has the advantage of Begonia Society To Hear Grower soc page anaheim begonia so no7 The Orange County Branch of the American Begonia Society will meet March 14, in the Garden Grove Grange Hall, located on the corner of Century Blvd. and Taft St. Starting at 6:30 p.m., a pot luck dinner will be served, with the Society furnishing the main course only. Members should bring table service and a favorite dish. On July 10, 1903, Ford Motor Company's bank account dropped to $223.65. Five days later Henry step in the program will construction of a tent and camp for public use at Lake, one of six major lakes created by on the western slopes of above Fresno, Cal., it closed in a statement rey Harold Quinton, board of the investor-owned will construct per- facilities at Shaver Lake be a clean, modern, first- campground for the public," stated. "Preliminary en surveys are underway, hope to have the camp really completed in time during the coming sum- recreation period." Edison board chairman recreation program is undertaken "to help allevi- growing pressure on re- facilities caused by our population explosion increased leisure now by the average family." built lakes always open to the public for boating," he added, shortage of camping has been growing stead- acute. Since we lease is in a number of areas generation, we are able to facilitate of our lakes as recrea-" Buying a Diamond? 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