anaheim-gazette 1963-04-10

EDITORIAL Do You Fear Identification? “And they that had taken Jesus led him away to the house of Caiaphas the high priest, where the scribes and the elders were gathered together. ‘But Peter followed him afar off—’” Matthew 26:57 This particular passage has long intrigued us. It has seemed as though these words might have been inscribed to describe a large segment of our citizenry today. Perhaps it has been applicable in every age and era but, as we read history, it has seemed as though in other days there were staunch supporters, adequate defenders and waves of citizens ready to battle for the right as compared to the luke-warm attitudes of today. How many Peters do you run across in the course of any day or week? How many persons will you find beating their breast one moment for the cause of justice or deploring the course of events and in the next saying “but, don’t quote me.” or “yes, but what can one person do?” We have all read how Peter, who had just told Jesus that he would never desert him or be offended in him, not only kept at a safe distance as Jesus was led away but, subsequently, in the courtyard of the highpriest, denied he knew Jesus or had any association with him. When the chips were down at various kinds. These are fields of daily interest and are in addition to that one area of concern we believe is supreme in warranting our full effort: the worship of God. But, the point we wish to emphasize is that in all of the areas it is vital for each one of us to concentrate his capabilities to an extent that he may be recognized as a champion of the cause, whatever it may be. We cannot allow ourselves to be torn between an inner belief as to what is right and an outer demonstration of indifference or giving tacit approval by silence or non-action. To continue this dual presentation will destroy us. For it is we who are on trial these days. We are daily being tested and tried. There are attractions in every field of interest that would sway us from the path we have chosen. There are threats that we must “conform” to myrind molds or suffer consequences. If we continue the present-day trend of “going along” with a co-ndition because of some temporary benefit for ourselves we shall soon find we have lost the power to discriminate or the will to defend our discriminations. Remember, it took but a week for the Jerusalem public to change from palm-strewing, bo-sanna-grinding grounds to We have all read how Peter, who had just told Jesus that he would never desert him or be offended in him, not only kept at a safe distance as Jesus was led away but, subsequently, in the courtyard of the highpriest, denied he knew Jesus or had any association with him. When the chips were down at those crucial moments Peter did not want to become involved. We are all equally aware of Peter’s subsequent history. He recovered his resolve, his strength of character and will and did become a "rock" in the founding and spread of Christianity. It is Peter’s recovery that should give everyone of us a hope and belief that we, too, may emulate this phase of Peter’s history as well as that period of "keeping a safe distance." It has always seemed to us this passage has direct application to every facet of living. Our work, our play, our love for one another, our support of people and programs for community living, our attitudes toward society's efforts to impose government of 87K The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA AT EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 Stars on Bell Show A brilliant array of the top stars in their fields will be presented on the Bell Telephone Hour over NBC-TV on Thursday, April 11 at 10 p.m. Folk singer extraordinary Harry Belafonte, Spanish guitarist Andres Segovia, Metropolitan Opera star Birgit Nilsson, and New York City Ballet dancers Patricia Wilde, Patricia McBride and Edward Villella will perform in separate segments on the full hour color broadcast. Donald Voorhees will conduct the Bell Telephone Orchestra. Specimen Trees and Shrubs Complete Nursery Service Botts Nursery 1228 W. LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. KE 5-5450 "Our Business Is Growing" The Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum Foundation selected a group of paintings exhibited through April 30 as the title "Art For Easter." The artworks by Evylena Nunn Millan, Ana Frank Reeser, Beach and Dorothy Bauch have been hung with outsiders' works from the Museum's collection. Mrs. Miller's paintings, the courtesy of the First Christian Church, Santa Ana Artist are: "Overlooking Jerusalem set," "Along the Road to Ho," "The Mount of Ascension," "Landing at Bethsaida," "Dolorosa at Tower of Salamander." Mr. Reeser's paintings, the courtesy of the South Baptist Church, Laguna are "Three Fishermen," "Healing the Sick," "Peace." Mrs. Bauch contributed Road to Bethlehem." The paintings from the museum include the scene "Chief Emmaus" by the eminent Arthur M. Hazard. His work hang in the English House Parliament, House of Commons and the National Museum Washington. 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Excludes reinforcement for Federal License Tax and Suggested Dealer Delivery and Handling Charges). Transportation charges, State and Local taxes, accessories, and other optional equipment additional. at Buick Dealers SPECIAL LENTEN SERVICES — Rev. James P. Truesdell, Holy Spirit Lutheran Church of Cypress, chats with members of the Martin Luther Hospital Guild prior to the Lenten services at which he presented the meditation. The volunteer ladies served luncheon on the hospital patio. Hospital Chaplain Holds Lenten Series Special Lenten noon-day services were a feature at the Martin Luther Hospital in Anaheim on each Wednesday during the Lenten season. The services were conducted under the auspices of the Lutheran Chaplaincy program of the hospital which is headed by the Rev. Frank Smith, Christ Lutheran Church, Brea. A luncheon is served on the patio of the hospital prior to the services, enabling employees to eat and attend the services. Patient's windows facing the patio are opened so that the music and meditations could be heard in the rooms. The Martin Luther Hospital Guild, the volunteer service, had given the patio to the hospital as an organizational gift. Utt Support For Badham WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congressman James B. Utt urged the citizens of his 53rd congressional District to support California Assembly Joint session 16, introduced by Assistantman Robert Badham of Mesa. The bill is identical to theerty Amendment sponsored Congressman Utt in the States House of Representatives. If passed, the California appropriations Congress to approve Amendment for ratification of the states. Utt asked that the level be given to the state presently before the Assessor victory in California, he would add great momentum national sentiment which he developed rapidly since the institution's 1964 budget and proposal were made. The Liberty Amendment passed the Legislatures states and is before several this year. The bill would: 1. Take Federal government of all activities except thoseified in the Constitution; 2. Keep the Government re-entering such activity through later agreements, laws, or treaties; 3. Liquidate government-ness assets, properties, and liabilities within three years; and 4. At the end of three yeasal Federal Personal Taxes. Luther Hospital in Anaheim on each Wednesday during the Lenten season. The services were conducted under the auspices of Easter Art On Display At Museum The Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum Foundation has collected a group of paintings being exhibited through April 30 under the title "Art For Easter". Paintings by Evylena Nunn Miller, Santa Ana, Frank Reeser, Laguna Beach and Dorothy Bauch. Duarte have been hung with outstanding works from the Museum's own collection. Mrs. Miller's paintings, through the courtesy of the First Presbyterian Church, Santa Ana and the artist are: "Overlooking Jerusalem at Sunset," "Along the Road to Jericho," "The Mount of Ascension," "Landing at Bethsaida," "Via Dolorosa at Tower of Saladin". Mr. Reeser's paintings, through the courtesy of the South Shore Baptist Church, Laguna Beach are "Three Fishermen," "Christ Healing the Sick," "Peace." Mrs. Bauch contributed "The Road to Bethlehem". The paintings from the museum include the scene "Christ at Emmaus" by the eminent artist, Arthur M. Hazard. His works also hang in the English House of Parliament, House of Commons and the National Museum in Washington. Another painting from the museum collections is "Christ's Fall" by an unknown artist about the 16th century. It was stolen from a South American church, taken to Mexico, hence to California. It is a gift from Fr. 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The bill is identical to the Liberty Amendment sponsored by Congressman Utt in the United States House of Representatives. If passed, the California version petitioned Congress to approve the Amendment for ratification by the states. Utt asked that the support shown for his bill at the national level be given to the state version presently before the Assembly. A victory in California, he said, would add great momentum to national sentiment which has developed rapidly since the Administration's 1964 budget and tax proposal were made. The Liberty Amendment has passed the Legislatures of six states and is before several more this year. The bill would: 1. Take Federal government out of all activities except those specified in the Constitution; 2. Keep the Government from entering such activity through atr agreements, laws, edicts, or treaties; 3. Liquidate government-in-business assets, properties, and facilities within three years; and 4. 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