anaheim-gazette 1963-03-27

10—The Anaheim Gazette Wednesday, March 27, 1968 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Irvine Lectures On Urban Issues "The Urban Explosion" — the sprawling metropolis will be the object of study of Irvine Campus' Series to be held in the auditorium of the Chrysler Training Center in Anaheim. Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich who has just moved into his temporary offices at the junction of San Joaquin and Paularino Road pending the beginning of campus construction says, "Resource planning will be one of the major fields of emphasis at the new university. This program will bring together a distinguished group of experts from various campuses of the University of California to consider issues and problems of common concern to the rapid growing communities of Orange and Los Angeles Counties." The lectures will occupy six Friday evenings from 8:00 through 10 p.m., and will be co-sponsored by University of California Extension. Catherine Bauer Wurster, Berkeley Professor of, and nationally known authority on City and Regional Planning, spoke on "Problems of Metropolitan Expansion," at the first lecture which was held March 15. Following Mrs. Wurster, Robert A. Nisbet, Vice-Chancellor at UC Riverside, spoke on March 23, exploring the subject "The Individual and the Quest for Community." The remaining lectures will take place on March 29, April 5, April 12, and April 19. Series tickets at a price of $5.00 are available from University of California Extension offices in Orange County, Room 15, Buena Park High School (LAmbert 6 - 3397). Western to Hear Salt Lake Choir The Westminster College Concert Choir of forty-two selected voices, of Salt Lake City, Utah, will present a concert April 5 during assemblies at Western High School, according to an announcement by Director of Activities Robert J. Bloccker. The conductor is Professor Max Hodges, member of the College music faculty. The choir is making a 6-day concert tour of twelve cities in Nevada and California, presenting programs in churches and at high school assemblies. A barn-like building on Mack Avenue in Detroit was Henry Ford's first factory. There he built a total of 1,700 cars — the 1903 Model A — during the first 15 months of operation. Farms are getting larger, with the average spread in California increasing 61 per cent in acreage from 1940 to 1961. California's average farm size is 371 acres. Specialist Four Paul K. Breey, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. McCoubrey, 916 La Pazheim, recently graduated the Seventh U. S. Army Missioned Officer Academy Bad Tolz, Germany. McCoubrey received four of training in various subjects with emphasis on ship and combat tactics. pose of the academy is to the soldier's professional edge and to instill him self-confidence and sensesponsibility required of a leader. McCoubrey, a squire in Company C of the fantasy's 2nd Battle Groupberg, Germany, entered in October 1900. 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Any subject may be used for the 18"x24" posters, provided it promotes the Scout-O-Rama '63. Almost one hundred posters were submitted in last year's poster contest, with first prize awards going to Mark Resig, Pack 9, South Laguna Del Mar District; Bill Ellis, Pack 85, Garden Grove, Las Bolsas District; and Danny Danner, Pack 14, Santa Ana, Santiago District. An even larger number of entries is anticipated in this year's contest because of advance notice of the number and value of prizes offered. Upon completion of judging, the posters will be returned to their designers for display in local neighborhoods. California Episcopalians will join the rest of the nation in listening to the 18th Annual Episcopal Radio Series for 12 weeks under the sponsorship of Parish of the Air, Episcopal Radio TV Foundation. Southern California Stations KGBS Los Angeles and San Diego KFMS will carry the program Sundays at 7:00 a.m. from March 31 to June 16. This is the largest continuing network available for any religious program in America. It includes 450 nationwide radio stations and is heard around the world via the Armed Forces Radio Network. Bishop Henry L. Lottit, Bishop of Southern Florida will be the speaker on all 12 broadcasts. Music will be by the famous St. Bartholomew's Choir of New York City under the direction of Jack Ossewaarde. Bishop Lottit has been Bishop of South Florida since 1851. He is recognized as one of the great voices in the House of Bishops. He was recently voted the outstanding award for leadership with intergroup relationships by the American Jewish Committee of Miami. The first broadcasts, according to the Rev. John K. Saville of St. Michael's Episcopal Church of Anaheim, will be March 31 under the title "Christ Crucified." Music will be Plainsong from Psalm 51:17, arranged by the choir director, Jack Ossewaarde. 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City, Area Chairmen Selected For April Cancer Fund Drive Mrs. Harry Smith, of 204 Plantation Place, Anaheim, today was appointed Anaheim City Chairman of the 1963 Cancer Crusade. Making the announcement was composer - arranger John Scott Trotter, of Laguna Beach, honorary chairman of the Crusade in Orange County. Appointed as area chairmen in Anaheim were Mrs. B. G. Bailey, of 2543 Puritan Circle; Mrs. Don LeBeau, of 929 Park Circle; Mrs. Howard Harvey, of 8092 Royal; and Mrs. Dan Dennis, of 2473 Valdina. The annual fund raising and educational drive will be conducted during the entire month of April which has been proclaimed nationally by President John F. Kennedy as Cancer Control Month. Crusade goal for Angheim will be $24,000 while the goal for Orange County will be $146,360. Mrs. Smith was an Anaheim area chairman in the 1962 Cancer Crusade. She is a member of the board of directors of the Orange County Branch of the American Cancer Society and was previously active in the San Diego Branch of ACS. In accepting the appointment Mrs. Smith said she hopes to recruit the largest force of cancer volunteers in the history of this city. "The fight against cancer has all the urgency of a contest between life and death," she said. "Many lives are being lost needlessly because the educational message of the ACS is unheard or ignored." Mrs. Smith is anticipating willing acceptance of roles in the cancer campaign by those who are asked, not only because of the urgency of the cancer problem but because so many people are aware of the society's local education and service program. "We are going to need all the help we can get," she said, "and I am sure it will come. Oracles Accept Anaheim Youth Lloyd Freeburg, 11868 Moen Street, Anaheim and Ray Tiser, 223 May Avenue, Monrovia, have been admitted to the ranks of the oldest service club on the Orange State College campus, the Oracles, at a meeting held last week. The Oracles, an all - male organization devoted entirely to serving the college, are identified at college events and on-campus by blue blazers and gray slacks. They usher and act as hosts at all home basketball games, college plays, concerts and student body events. Recently they hosted the "High School Visitation Day," attended by more than 100 students from eleven Orange County high schools, and at the Elephant Racing Club's press conference held last month. 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