anaheim-gazette 1963-05-01

PTA Envoys Get Agenda By LORETTA REINHARDT Fourth District Delegate Men and women from all the towns and cities in California are making preparations to attend the sixty-fourth annual state Parent-Teacher Association Convention to be held this year in the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles on May 8, 9, and 10. The Convention theme this year will be "Focus on Family, Faith, and Freedom". One of the most important portions of the three-day schedule will be that devoted to the adoption of a position on the National Legislative Program. The delegates will vote on the program according to local unit decisions. This is the first year a unit delegate has been permitted to vote. A few of the programs the National Congress of Parent-Teacher Association are backing are: Federal Aid to education, Federal programs of juvenile protection, promoting peace and national security through the continued support of the United Nations, and support in principal the work of UNICEF, UNESCO, WHO, FAO, and TAO. An Address by Dr. Andrew D. Holt, President of the University of Tennessee will feature the final day. His topic will be "Caleb Plows The New Ground". The Fourth District governs the following Councils: Alamitos, Anaheim Elementary, Anaheim Secondary, Buena Park, Costa Del Sur, El Dorado Oeste, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Harbor, Huntington Union, La Habra, Orange Community, and Santa Ana with a new Star Athlete Is Mr. Titan Leonard Guinn has been named winner of the annual Orange State College "Mr. Titan" title, receiving his crown from the first "Mr. Titan". Jack Clement of Anaheim during the college's first spring formal dance held at the Charter House. "King's Crown" dance over which Guinnf reigned highlights the spring semester social activities. Elected by the Associated Women Students, Guinn was one of four men nominated by women's organizations on campus. Nominees and their sponsoring organizations were Frank Swegheimer, Anaheim, Delta Chi Delta; Bill Bogdanoff, Downey, Delta Chi Delta Pledges; Jon Brettman, Orange, Zeta PhiLambda Pledges; and Guinn, Fullerton, Zeta PhiLambda. Guinn, a 22-year-old sociology major, is a member of Sigma Phi Omega social fraternity and was an outstanding player on the Titan basketball team. Council being formed in Placentia. There are 268 units or associations in Fourth District with a total membership of 112,721. We have been the fastest growing District in California with an increase over last year of 7,722 memberships, the largest in the state. Approximately 500 delegates will represent Fourth District at Convention. These delegates will be housed at the Hotel Figueroa in downtown Los Angeles, and a banquet in their honor will be held on May 9 at the Playhouse in Los Angeles. As of April, state PTA memberships reached a total of over a million. 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Poetry award winners are Jith Colte, first; Vicki Daulton, second; Barb Fidel, third. Art award winners are Pat Rae first; Meredith Bognan, second. The Terry-Blossom by Evelyn Pearson Mother will love looking her terry best after bath, beach or boudoir! Keep her high fashion and dry in the thirsty texture of terry with the perfect touch of 3 perfect roses concealing gripper fasteners. A Doubly-perfect gift with matching scuffs included. Pearl Pink, Aquamist, Foam White. Petite, S M L. 10.95 Lingerie . . . Robes . . . 2nd Floor CENTER AT LEMON DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM SQR USE YOUR CONVENIENT SQR CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD McGrew Selected Duarte Principal John F. McGrew, Senior U Administrator at Savanna Hi g School in Anaheim, has been a pointed principal of Duarte Hi School effective July 1. McGrew has been employed by the Anheim Union High School Distri for five years and was former Vice-Principal of Western Hi g School. Melodyland Tryouts On Saturday, Sunday Talented Orange County dancers and singers will have an e portunity to audition for Melo land Theatre Productions at 10: a.m. and at 1 p.m. May 4 and at Charter House Hotel. Tryou will be conducted by Salda Levy & Associates of Los Angle Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shinkev-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 GOODYEAR TIRES We Give S&H Green Stamps Alpha PSI Will Install A Preferential Tea on Sunday, May 5, will be highlighted by the installation of officers for the East Anaheim Chapter, Alpha Psi, of Kappa Phi Sigma. The local chapter will combine with their sponsoring chapter, Alpha Kappa, at the tea which will be held at the Silver Saddle Inn in Downey. Officers to be installed in the Anaheim group are: Mmes, Cecil Perkins, president; David Jessen, vice president; Darwin Suzle, secretary; Concetto Vitale, treasurer and William Minney, extension officer. At the same meeting it is planned that rushees, Mmes. Richard Moerler, Ted Holtermans and Howard Simpson will be extended bids, followed by pledge ceremonies. The Ritual of Roses initiation ceremony will be given for present pledges, Mmes. Roy Condren, Harold Cox, Robert C. Fletcher, William Minney, Concetto Viale and A. J. Yunt. This ceremony will mark the transition to full-degree membership for the ladies. WW I Vets Elect Slate A new slate of officers has taken over in the Anaheim Barracks, Veterans of World War I, following their recent installation ceremonies. Cecil A. Miller is the new com- E 'DO CLUB' REALLY DOES — A second major contribution the Anaheim Red Cross, this time in the form of a $4002 check, presented to Mrs. Jo Hall of the Red Cross by Joyce Sutton, president of the North American Aviation's "Do Club". otonetics 'Do Club' Gives 002 to Anaheim Red Cross thusiastic efficiency is the Mrs. Jo Hall, Blood Chairman the Anaheim Red Cross, deed what she believes to be Servite Class Athletics 'Do Club' Gives 2002 to Anaheim Red Cross Servite Class Has 34 of 38 On Honor Roll When one class places 34 of its 38 members on the Honor Roll it deserves special commendation according to the Rev. Leonard M. Mazurk, O.S.M., principal of Servite High School in Anaheim. During the past scholastic quarter, the third of the current term, Servite's Sophomore Honors class placed this remarkable number of its members on the Honor Roll, with 19 students receiving special honors. An overall count showed 24 per cent, or 128 students, of the total enrollment of Servite achieved Honor Roll status. The students were honored at an awards assembly at the school. To be eligible for the Honor Roll with "Special Honors" a student must have an average of 93 or higher. Attaining to this goal were Anaheim students: (Freshmen) Philip Banks and Thomas Tyrrell; sophomore, Robert Pritchett; juniors, Harvey Lowe, Richard Kreuger, William Coulter, Alex Engleman, Alan Mokler, Donald Condon, Robert Michel; seniors, Gary Schantz, Richard Spehn, James Plou, Harry Holoboski, Michael Ganschow. Named to the Servite Deans' List, which is made up of the top ten students in the entire student body, were: Blaine Nye (junior) average, 97.33; Donald Zepfel (freshman) 97.29; Robert Drew (sophomore) 96.88; Harvey Lowe (junior) 96.78; Brian Allen (senior) 96.63; Richard Aschenbrenner (soph) 96.33; Guy Beckwith (freshman) 96.29; Martin Down (senior) 96.25; David Campbell (senior) 96.13; Richard Kreuger (junior) 96.11. WW I Vets Elect Slate A new slate of officers has taken over in the Anaheim Barracks, Veterans of World War I, following their recent installation ceremonies. Cecil A. Miller is the new commander. Other new officers are Roy W. Law and Fred N. Severnns, vice commanders; Hurry N. Freeman, quartermaster and adjutant, and Alec Dutzi, chaplain. New auxiliary officers include Ella Volz, president; Helen Law and Lorraine Yates, vice presidents; Veda Dutzi, secretary; Levinny Comstock, secretary; Florence Burrows, chaplain; Edna Weatherman, conductress, and Rose Maegle, historian. Winchell Stresses Right of Way Laws Capt. F. E. Winchell, commander of the California Highway Patrol's Anaheim Area, cautioned motorists that they are required to yield the right of way upon approach of an emergency vehicle with red light showing and siren sounding. "Sometimes in confusion drivers continue to move because they are unsure from which direction the emergency vehicle is coming." "The law states that upon immediate approach of an emergency vehicle, drivers shall move to a position parallel with and as close to the righthand edge of the road or curb as possible, then stop. They must remain standing until the emergency vehicle has passed." "Never stop in an intersection," the captain said. He added that "pedestrians are required to remain on the curb or other safe location. If they are in the roadway, they should proceed to the nearest curb or safe location." Sin is Church Text The subject at all Christian Science services this Sunday be "Everlasting Punishment." Golden Text: "The Lord is our Bastrup to Talk To Episcopalians St. Michael's Episcopal Church Men's Club will meet in the Parish Hall Thursday at 7:30 p.m. During the regular meeting Sgt. Harold Bastrup of the Anaheim Police Dept. will narrate a film, "Narcotics, the Decision," and conduct a question and answer period afterwards. All men of the parish and their guests are cordially invited to attend this interesting and informative meeting, declares Rev. John Kimball Saville, Rector. Sin is Church Text The subject at all Christian Science services this Sunday be "Everlasting Punishment." Golden Text: "The Lord is our judge, the Lord is our lawgiver, the Lord is our king; he will save us" (Isaiah 33:33). The trials of Jbo will be featured in the Bible Lesson, which also includes these lines from the Christian Science textbook: "It is error to suffer for aught but your own sins. Christ, or Truth, will destroy all other supposed suffering, and real suffering for your own sins will cease in proportion as the sin ceases" ("Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures") by Mary Baker Eddy, p. 391. Rand McNally Map & Travel Guide Reg. $1.95 While They Last! Each WEBER'S 139-141 W. Lincoln DOWNTOWN, ANAHEIM Wednesday, May 1, 1963 ANAHEIM GAZETTE — 5 REMONIES NEXT SUNDAY — New officers and the East Anaheim Chapter of Kappa Phi will officially take over their new responsibilities at ceremonies planned for May 5. Picured at a recent preparatory meeting are, from the left, Mmes. Darwin Sulzle, secretary; Concetto Vitale, treasurer and regent; David Jessen, vice president; William Minney, extension officer and Cecil Perkins, president and regent. 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