anaheim-gazette 1963-04-24

A REAL MISS ANAHEIM — Joan Peek, who for all but seven days of her life has been a native daughter of Anaheim, has entered the Miss California Contest. From all appear- Joan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Peek, 512 North Rose. She is a PE major at Long Beach State College and works for the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department in A REAL MISS ANAHEIM — Joan Peek, who for all but seven days of her life has been a native daughter of Anaheim, has entered the Miss California Contest. From all appearances she doesn't need the Tiki to bolster her fortunes. She seeks, as the first step, the title of Miss Anaheim, which will be awarded May 24 in judging at the Charter House. Joan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Peek, 512 North Rose. She is a PE major at Long Beach State College and works for the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department in her free moments. Joan was active in student government and on the drill team of Anaheim High School before her graduation. Local Girl Might Be Miss Universe Forty beautiful girls will be bidding for the title of Miss California and a chance for the Miss Universe crown during the June 17-22 Miss California Beauty Pageant in Los Angeles — and one of these girls will be Miss Anaheim. Any Orange County girl with the right face, the right figure and a little bit of luck has a chance to win the state title and be whisked away to Miami Beach for the July 10-22 Miss Universe contest. There is no cost, and entry forms can be obtained at the Harry Conover Training Center, 1608 West Chapman in Orange, Girls eyeing movie or television fame are urged to take advantage of the Miss Anaheim contest possibilities. According to Dr. Leonard Stallcup, president of the California Beauty Pageant, numerous TV and radio appearances will be made by contestants during the pageant period. The winner of the Miss Anaheim contest will wide telecast on the final night of judging. Stallcup said, "Over 100,000 persons watched our final telecast last year." Miss Anaheim will be picked on Friday evening, May 24, at the Charger House Hotel. Judging will be done solely on beauty—talent will not be taken into consideration. Contestants must have been born prior to July 1, 1945 and after July 1, 1939; must have resided in California for at least six months and be a U.S. citizen. County GOP Unit Formed A new Orange County Republican organization has been formed to enable interested Republicans to keep informed on legislative activities, to hear outstanding personalities present the broad range of viewpoints held by various members of the party and to become active in precinct work, candidate research or other party work of interest to them. Formation of the Republican Associates of Orange County was announced today by J. S. Fluor, Santa Ana who was elected chairman by the 15-man Board of Governors named to direct activities of the new group. Permanent headquarters have not yet been established, Fluor said, but the Association has temporary quarters at Republican Central Committee offices at 1318 North Grand in Santa Ana. The first meeting of the entire membership is planned for June, when a Republican of national importance will speak. The organization will be patterned after the highly-successful Republican Associate organizations in Los Angeles and San Diego counties, Fluor added, and the aim is to attain a membership of Scout Honor Awards Giver In Troop 72 By MARY ANN LEUENBERG Mike Wraight, 15 was given Boy Scouts of America high honor by Judge Claude M. Owens during evening ceremonies held Brookhurst Junior High School fore more than 600 member friends and relatives of Troop 72. "Many try for the Eagle award however few attain the honour Judge Owens told young Wraight son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wraith No. Monterey St., Anaheim. During the evening of award Judge Owens introduced North Orange County Council President William F. James of Anaheim, praised James for his interests Scouting and spreading the message into Baja California by bringing thousands of boys to the senada camporees held during Thanksgiving holidays. Due to interest of Northern Orange County scouts in participating in Mexican camporees, three B Scout troops are now operating Ensenada with the moven spreading throughout the county. Attending the night event included 72 lads from Institute Salvador Prepartoria School, Mexico under the direction Senior Jorge Ochoa. Two bushels of youngsters were in Anaheim Lakewood's Pan American Field. Scoutmaster Reece Williams wide telecast on the final night of judging. Stallcup said, "Over 1,100,000 persons watched our final telecast last year." Miss Anaheim will be picked on Friday evening. May 24, at the Charger House Hotel. Judging will be done solely on beauty—talent will not be taken into consideration. Contestants must have been born prior to July 1, 1945 and after July 1, 1939; must have resided in California for at least six months and be a U. S. citizen; and must never have been married. Two 8-ounce glasses of milk kdait provide for an adult man 25 per cent of needed protein; 71 per cent of calcium; 46 per cent of riboflavin; 15 per cent of Vitamin A; 12 per cent of thiamine, plus other nutrients. The organization will be patterned after the highly-successful Republican Associate organizations in Los Angeles and San Diego counties, Fluor added, and the aim is to attain a membership of several thousand Republican men so as to cover all types of interests and activities. Other officers of the group are: Donald B. Christeson, Santa Ana, First Vice Chairman, Edwin L. Colling, Anaheim, Second Vice Chairman; John Tucker, Newport Beach, Secretary; Larry White-sides, Fullerton, Treasurer. TO CHICAGO NOW ONLY $69.39 One way coach on The Chief from Los Angeles Special savings for round trip—NO TAX CALL PR 4-0148 Santa Fe ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2858 ANAHEIM Dates Fixed For Anaheim Tennis Meet The Anaheim Tennis Club has set April 27-28 and May 4-5 as the dates for the 1963 edition of the Annual Anaheim Closed Tennis Tournament. The tournament, sanctioned by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, is open to anyone who is either a resident of the Anaheim Union High School District or a member of the Anaheim Tennis Club. Play this year will be offered in Men's and Women's Singles and Doubles, Junior Boy's and Girl's Singles in all age divisions, and Mixed Doubles. Entries closed on April 22 at 6:00 p.m. Further information may be obtained by contacting any of the following tournament committee members: Gary Dowdle at 772-9595; Kay Nelson at 774-9393; Barry Ryan at 528-5775; Terry Tangney at 772-7216. Entry blanks may also be obtained at the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, 630 N. Los Angeles St. Men in Service (AHTNC) — Army Pvt. David L. Bosworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curt N. Bosworth, 1157 Casa Grande, Anaheim, Calif., recently was assigned to the 82d Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, N.C. A paratrooper in the division, Bosworth entered the Army in June, 1962, completed basic training at Fort Ord, Calif., and was stationed at Fort Benning, Ga., before his assignment to Fort Bragg. The 19-year-old soldier attended Rancho Alamitos High School in Garden Grove. Service (AHTNC) — Army Pvt. David L. Bosworth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curt N. Bosworth, 1157 Casa Grande, Anaheim, Calif., recently was assigned to the 82d Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, N.C. A paratrooper in the division, Bosworth entered the Army in June, 1962, completed basic training at Fort Ord, Calif., and was stationed at Fort Benning, Gainesville before his assignment to Fort Bragg. The 19-year-old soldier attended Rancho Alamitos High School in Garden Grove. Scout Honor Awards Given Troop 72 MARY ANN LEUENBERGER Like Wraight, 15 was given the Scouts of America highest rank by Judge Claude M. Owens evening ceremonies held at Kirksturst Junior High School more than 600 members and relatives of Troop 72. Many try for the Eagle award, never few attain the honor" like Owens told young Wraight, of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wraight No. Monterey St., Anaheim. During the evening of awards like Owens introduced Northern Edge County Council President Jam F. James of Anaheim. He asked James for his interest in tinging and spreading the move into Baja California by bringing thousands of boys to the Enchada camporees held during the Thanksgiving holidays. Due to the rest of Northern Orange Councouts in participating in the American camporees, three Boy troops are now operating in Canada with the movement leading throughout the country. Tending the night event included lads from Institute Salvatier-repartoria School, Mexicali, Mexico under the direction of Jorge Ochoa. Two busloads of youngsters were in Anaheim for wood's Pan American Festival master Reece Williams of outmaster Reece Williams of heim was presented with a sleeping bag by members of 72 for his outstanding servo the troop. Williams in presenting coveted merit badges and were assistant scoutmasEverett Harvey, Jim Becker, am McGaffey and Joe Manof Anaheim. merit badges were Gardner, Chris Groh, Eddy way, Ziggy Kanstul, LeRoy bert, Mike Manson, Gary se Richard Rieke, James boler, George Scott, Terry Wils, Chuck Wraight David ely, Robert Blakely Scott all, Tom Chorbagian, les Justin, Steve Wraight, Tipre and Jimmy Diaz. second class honors were given leve Ratcliff Mike Gultke, les Chorbagian, Charles Jusand Larry Braun. first class presentations were to Jimmy Diaz and Charles ter. 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KRESGE'S The Family Bargain Center Open Monday Thru Friday 10 a.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 The Anaheim Gazette—9 Wednesday, April 21, 1954 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Air Pioneer To Speak at JA Banquet Air transport pioneer William Alian Patterson, president of United Air Lines, will be featured speaker at the annual Junior Achievement "Future Unlimited" banquet May 9, it was announced today by Chairman Daniel J. Haughton. Patterson will address more than 2000 Southern California business executives, community leaders, and Junior Achievement teen-agers expected to attend the ninth annual JA event at the Hollywood Paladium, noted Haughton who is also president of Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. At the banquet, scholarships and other awards will be presented to the teen-age executives of the outstanding Junior Achievement companies. Tribute will also be paid to the 496 adults serving as advisers. During the past nine months, 2550 students from 76 Southern California schools formed and operated 166 Junior Achievement companies. JA business centers are located in Burbank, Anaheim, Downey, West Los Angeles, Pomona, Pasadena, Southwest Los Angeles, Lancaster, Victorville and Riverside. HILGENEELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 their daughter, left, made the presentation with the assistance of Nat Holt from the staff. Accepting for the home was Mrs. Margarete Boston. The fourth member of the photo is showing great restraint, believe us. James Hopson, San Jose, is new president of the American Dairy Association of California, with Orlen Christensen, Loleta, elected vice-president at a recent state meeting. PAINT-UP Specials DAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY • SUNDAY Duty Polyethylene LUNDRY BASKET 97¢ Only! 68¢ Big round laundry basket is light, durable. Sandalwood, lilac, d turquoise. Use it in the laundry room or utility room. 3 Days Only! 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