anaheim-gazette 1963-08-15

NEWEST (Continued From Page 1) Hanna Welcome A country-style "welcome home party," honoring Congressman Richard T. Hanna, will be held Aug. 24, in Sigler Park, Westminster, Walter B. Chaffee, chairman of the co-sponsoring 4th Congressional District Organization of Business and Professional Men, announced. There will be truckloads of free watermelon, square dancing, clowns, prizes and entertainment to make it a fun-filled afternoon for the entire family, Chaffee promised. Fewer Frauds The Orange County Welfare role, which carries the lowest case load percentage of any major California County, also ranks among the lowest in the percentage of frauds in its programs. Welfare director Granville C. Peoples has reported. No fraud violations or major irregularities were reported in Orange County during a nationwide study just completed by the federal government. Peoples said. The study was ordered by Congress to check on fraud and violations in welfare aid. Palmer to Talk William B. Palmer, director of activities for Savanna High School and a member of the Board of Directors of the Community Scholarship Committee for the Anaheim Union High School District, will explain to members of the Garden Park Hospital Guild the theory and practice of nursing scholarships at its meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in the conference room of the Garden Park General Hospital, Gilbert and Ball Rd. IMSCO's home offices are located in Los Angeles and branch offices in Anaheim, Sacramento, San Diego, San Jose, San Rafael, Stockton, Phoenix and Las Vegas. Navy Contract Autonetics Division of North American Aviation has been awarded a $1,810,765 contract by the U.S. Navy Department Bureau of Ships, it was announced in Washington by Congressman Richard T. Hanna of Fullerton, Hanna said the contract, for work to be done at Autonectics' facility in Anaheim, was for 75 gyrascopes and 103 velocity meters which are part of the inertial navigation systems used aboard Polaris submarines. Liquor Licenses Fifty additional liquor licenses will be available in Orange County this fall according to Malcom Harris, director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control. Applications will be received at the Santa Ana office for 25 package store licenses and 25 on-sale general or bar licenses between Sept. 3 and Sept. 20. $1 Million Bonanza A rough estimate indicates that with all receipts from the Laguna Festival of Arts, Pageant of the Masters, sale of art on the grounds and the ensuing boost in sales for Laguna Beach motels, restaurants, service stations and other businesses during the five-week festival, the mid-summer extravaganza became a million-dollar bonanza for the community. More than 250,000 attended the Festival. Tax Checkup Appraisers from the State Niska Sings Tonight Opera Diva Maralin Niska who thrilled Festival of Opera audiences with her performance at Irvine Bowl last season will sing for fellow artists, patrons of the opera and patrons of the Gallery at the premiere reception opening the Sumie Art Exhibit on this evening at the Laguna Beach Art Gallery. Inn Keepers Unite Orange County Restaurant and Home Development Association, newly organized to promote the interest of inn keepers, is headed by Bob Nielsen of the Jolly Roger Inn in Anaheim, as president. One phase of the group's public relations program will be the award of a scholarship to a high school graduate for hotel and restaurant management training. IMSCO Appointed North American Life Insurance Co. of Chicago has appointed Investor's Mortgage Service Co. as mortgage loan correspondent in California, it was announced by William C. Bannerman, IMSCO president. IMSCO now represents 11 life insurance companies and 22 banks and savings and loan associations, with eight branch offices in California, Arizona and Nevada and a loan portfolio well in excess of OFFICE—HOME SUPPLIES STATIONERY—GIFTS OVER 50,000 ITEMS W 139 W. Lincoln WEBER'S POWNTOWN ANAHEIM Tax Checkup Appraisers from the State Board of Equalization have begun field work on a program designed to test the average relationship between assessed values and market values of taxable property in Orange County, according to Richard Nevins, Fourth District member of the Board of Equalization. This is part of a statewide intercounty equalization program. The primary purpose of this work, Nevins explained, is to see that this county gets its proper share of state school funds. Named Treasurer Robert D. Williams, assistant manager of the U.S. National Bank in Anaheim, has been elected to the executive committee of the Orange County Chapter of the National Foundation - March of Dimes. Arthur R. McKenzie, chapter chairman, announced Williams, who resides with his wife and two children at 711 N. Clinton St. in Orange, has been active in community affairs for many years, and is now a member of the Costa Mesa Downtown Optimist Club. In addition to his responsibilities, Williams will serve as Treasurer of the 1964 Anaheim March of Dimes campaign. Two Promoted Cannon Electric Co., whose large manufacturing and research facilities are located in Anaheim and Santa Ana, has promoted James H. Anderson of South Pasadena to the newly created position of director of operations. James K. Ogawa, Pasadena, was of the Los Angeles division. Irving Pickler, Anaheim chant, has been appointed Board of Trustees of A Union High School District; the vacancy created by the retirement of Raymond B. Terry is a former presidee the board. Royal C. Martin newly-elected president of five-man board. Pickler's appointment is two remaining years of T unexpired term. The post been open since July 1. Long active in school and youth activities in the munity, Pickler is the fate five children ranging in age 8 to 19, two of whom are en in the District's schools. The est son is a student at FF Junior College, a daughter a senior at Savanna High a son in Brookhurst Junior School, and the two youngest dren attend elementary sch Anaheim. Pickler, who is associated with the Sally Shops of California district supervisor, is a naval Cambridge, Mass. He can California in 1945 and has a resident of Anaheim for past seven years. An active ber of the PTA, he is also a ber and immediate past Proof of the Savanna High Boosters Club. His other int include support of Little L and babe Ruth League pro for youngsters in the area. Pickler attended Boston University and later completed t requirements for his degree in at Los Angeles City College. OVER 50,000 ITEMS W 139 W. Lincoln WEBER'S POWNTOWN ANAHEIM James H. Anderson of South Pasadena to the newly created position of director of operations James K. Ogawa, Pasadena, was of the Los Angeles division. THE LONG-LONG ELEGANCE IS THE QUILTED TAPESTRY • 18 FEET OF SECTIONAL • ZIPPERED FOAM SEAT CUSHIONS • BACK CUSHIONS OF FOAM AND DACRO • SELECTION OF FINEST OF FABRICS ORANGE COUNTY FURNITURE MART • 222 N. HARBOR IBC GIRLS VISIT HERE — From all over world, delegates to International Beauty Congress at Long Beach tae time away from strenuous routine to visit Disneyland, but not before sponsors telephoned forewarning to Gazette and other area newspapers. Girles were "mobbed" by Disneyland pmaing photography difficult, but Gazette camera man up with this one. Pickler On School Board Autonetics Cited for Role In Polar Cap Sub Cruises The inertial navigation systems supplied by the Anaheim factory of Autonetics Division of North American Aviation Inc., for history's first submerged transpolar part in those historic events. Nautilus and Skate did more than show that submarines could navigate under the polar ice. They strengthened by the ability FBM submarines to merge for months and exactly where they are. Pickler On School Board Irving Pickler, Anaheim merchant, has been appointed to the board of Trustees of Anaheim Union High School District, filling the vacancy created by the re-ment of Raymond B. Terry. Terry is a former president of the board. Royal C. Martin is the newly-elected president of the e-man board. Pickler's appointment is for the two remaining years of Terry's expired term. The post had been open since July 1. Long active in school affairs and youth activities in the community, Pickler is the father of the children ranging in age from 19, two of whom are enrolled in the District's schools. The eldest son is a student at Fullerton Junior College, a daughter who is senior at Savanna High School, son in Brookhurst Junior High school, and the two youngest children attend elementary school in Anaheim. Pickler, who is associated with Sally Shops of California as district supervisor, is a native of Cambridge, Mass. He came to California in 1945 and has been president of Anaheim for the last seven years. An active member of the PTA, he is also a mem-ber and immediate past President of the Savanna High School Posters Club. His other interests include support of Little League and babe Ruth League programs youngsters in the area. Pickler attended Boston University and later completed the requirements for his degree in Arts Los Angeles City College. The inertial navigation systems supplied by the Anaheim factory of Autonetics Division of North American Aviation Inc., for history's first submerged transpolar voyages helped prove the "operating concept" of the Free World's Polaris missile weapon system, Rear Adm. I. J. Galantin said. Congratulating Autonetics on its past and present "contributions to the peace and safety of the nation," the Navy's Special Projects director and Polaris program chief praised Autonetics' ship's inertial navigation systems (SINS) which guided the Nautilus and Skate on their 1958 Polar cruises. Four Autonetics employees made the Polar cruises as civilian technicians. One of them is Thomas E. Curtis of Downey who with Moore, has received the annual Thurlow Awards for achievement in inertial navigation. Others are Zane Sandusky of Orange, Roger E. Schmidt of La Habra and Robert E. Wadell of Buena Park. Nautilus reached the Pole Aug. 3, 1958, and the Skate eight days later — Aug. 11. Both were equipped with forerunners of the SINS Autonetics provides for the U.S. Navy's Polaris submarines, the nuclear carrier Enterprise, missile-space tracking, navigation test and other vessels. Anniversary "It is particularly fitting that you at Autonetics mark the fifth anniversary of the Nautilus and Skate operations at the North Pole, for it was navigation equipment produced by you that helped make those under-ice explorations possible." Adm. Galantin's message to Autonetics' president John R. Moore said. "You can well be proud of your part in those historic events. Nautilus and Skate did more than show that submarines could navigate under the polar ice. They proved that the operating concept of the Fleet Ballistic Missile weapon system was sound and that submarines could stay on patrol for weeks at a time ... and still have pinpoint navigation accuracy. "Inertial navigation systems are the heart of our FBM submarines. 'Your efforts have helped bring us from the probings of the Nautilus and Skate to the point where our defense is vastly strengthened by the ability FBM submarines to merge for months and be exactly where they are." GOES TO SACRAMENTO John Garman, 824 Fa-Anaheim, has been applied district sales representative Sacramento for The R. T. Co., it was announced President Claude W. Gan San Francisco. The R. T. Co. is a major producer of seasonings, mustard, corn instant potatoes, dry sauce and other food items. JUDGE... (Continued from Page 1) in which "dependent, neglected and delinquent" juveniles are all subjected to the same stigma of juvenile court proceedings — "a stigma which is carried through life in spite of well-intentioned efforts to keep such proceeding confidential." Dependent and neglected children, the judge says, are unfortunates who, through no fault of their own, bear the brand of "juvie" because they are handled by the same court that handles delinquents. "For them," he says. "there should be a separate court. Call it, for lack of a better name, The Children's Court. Then the world would know that the child who has been in that court is not a juvenile criminal but that he is the tragic result of an unhealthy social condition over which he has no control." Separate Court He concludes that a Children's Court should be completely removed from te court which handles the delinquent. Judge Gardner also depicted fact that the juvenile officer denied constitutional rights for forced adults charged with a condition which exists: the juvenile is not "charged a crime." "Instead, we go through legal fiction in which we guardianship theory owe venile court and oftentimes him in custody and perhit him in custody on the bar what we are doing is for fare." The judge concludes that is difficult to dispute that juveniles are treated on-class citizens. Judge Gardner began his as a Newport Beach police and was subsequently a district attorney, city and Municipal Court judge time of his appointment Superior Court bench in was the youngest man pointed to that position formia. He has served several year terms as judge of venile Court. Pickler attended Boston University and later completed the requirements for his degree in Arts Los Angeles City College. make those under-ice explorations possible," Adm. Galantin's message to Autonetics' president John R. Moore said. "You can well be proud of your Separate Court He concludes that a Children's Court should be completely removed from te court which handles the delinquent. NG-LONG LOOK QUILTED TAPESTRY LOOK... 239¢5 SEAT CUSHIONS OF FOAM AND DACKON LINES OF FABRICS RT • 222 N. HARBOR BLVD. • FULLERTON, CALIF. • 526-8371 limited offer one week only Mon - Thurs - Fri. 10 to 9 Tues - Wed - Sat - 10 to @ Closed Sundays Area Men on Camp Staff Scout Awards Ken Huish, camp director of Camp Ahwahnee, Boy Scouts of America, Northern Orange County Council's 480 acre summer camp reservation, has announced the following staff members who assist with the camping program during the nine weeks of summer camping. Harold Van Patten, Placentia will be program director; Bruce Moore, Placentia, has been named aquatics director with Lyman Groover of Cypress assisting. Al Molker, Anaheim, is waterfront assistant and Jim Smith, Whittier, is astronomy director. Steve Carlson, Brea, will be nature assistant and Strut Hern, Garden Grove, will be assistant program and handicraft director. Gary Murdoch of Anaheim will assist Hern. From Buena Park, Bob Malloy will be axe yard assistant; Greg Richards, Anaheim, will be pioneering assistant; Jack Trant, Buena Park is campercraft assistant. Jim Trant also from Buena Park will be assistant program director in charge of field sports. Camp Ranger is Frank Moore, Jim Snyder is quartermaster both are from Fullerton. Assisting Snyder is Wayne Duncan of Buena Park. Bill Frenzel of Anaheim is editing and publishing the tri-weekly camp newspaper, the "Bugle Blast." From Anaheim also is Terry Schreiner who is archery assistant; hiking assistant, Bod Huston and Mike Frobenius. The doctor who is on duty 24 Rebekahs Plan Public Dinner Lois Rebekah Lodge No. 268, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, held its regular meeting in the Odd Fellows Temple, 325 West Center St., Anaheim, Alice Robert, Noble Grand, presided. Honors were extended to Henry A. Mang, Past Grand Patriarch of Grand Encampment of California; Ora B. Horn, Officer of the Guard, and Lillian Carson, on the Honor Guard, both of the Department Association Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant of California. Plans were made to hold a public 6:30 dinner on Oct. 1, with reservations in charge of Adeline Provino, Vice Grand. Cards and gifts were voted sent to Vivian Kara, President of the Rebekah Assembly of California, and her husband, Jerry, on their wedding anniversary observance to be held in Sacramento on Aug. 21. Henry Mang, reported receiving a letter, parts of which he read to the lodge, telling how happy Cora Steward is in her new home at the Odd Fellows Home in Saratoga. The reception honoring Emily Lind, Chaplain of the Rebekah Assembly, to be held in El Segundo on Aug. 10, was attended by the local lodge. Opal Meeker, President of Lois Thimble Club, announced that the regular meeting of the Club will be held at the home of Vivian Waite, Aug. 20. The Noble Grand, Alice Robert, appointed Lucille A. Oliphant as Left Banner Bearer to the Junior Past Noble Grand, for the balance of the year, to fill the office of Brenda Morgan, who resigned. At the next meeting, August 16, the members of Anaheim Enobbed" by Disneyland patrons, but Gazette camera man came (Photo Photo) or Role Cruises strengthened by the ability of our FBM submarines to stay submerged for months and still know exactly where they are. OR ROLE Cruises strengthened by the ability of our FBM submarines to stay submerged for months and still know exactly where they are. GOES TO SACRAMENTO John Garman, 824 Falcon St., Anaheim, has been appointed a district sales representative in Sacramento for The R. T. French Co., it was announced by Vice President Claude W. Gerdes of San Francisco. The R. T. French Co. is a major producer of spices, seasonings, mustard, condiments, instant potatoes, dry sauce mixes, and other food items. Judge Gardner also deplores the fact that the juvenile offender is denied constitutional rights afforded adults charged with crime, a condition which exists because the juvenile is not "charged with a crime." "Instead, we go through the legal fiction in which we exercise the guardianship theory of the juvenile court and oftentimes take him in custody and perhaps keep him in custody on the basis that what we are doing is for his welfare." The judge concludes that it is difficult to dispute the charge that juveniles are treated as second-class citizens. Judge Gardner began his career as a Newport Beach police officer and was subsequently a deputy district attorney, city attorney and Municipal Court judge. At the time of his appointment to the Superior Court bench in 1947 he was the youngest man ever appointed to that position in California. He has served several one-year terms as judge of the Juvenile Court. Camp Ranger is Frank Moore. Jim Snyder is quartermaster both are from Fullerton. Assisting Snyder is Wayne Duncan of Buena Park. Bill Frenzel of Anaheim is editing and publishing the tri-weekly camp newspaper, the "Bugle Blast." From Anaheim also is Terry Schreiner who is archery assistant; hiking assistant, Rod Huston and Mike Frobenius. The doctor who is on duty 24 hours a day varies from week to week as does the chaplain. On the kitchen staff is Mrs. Grace Moore, chief cook with Mrs. Edna Garrish, assisting. Both women are from Fullerton. Bob Shaddoch of Sunnyvale is also an assistant cook. Dining head steward is Pat Edgerton of Anaheim. OPAL MEeker, President of Lois Thimble Club, announced that the regular meeting of the Club will be held at the home of Vivian Waite, Aug. 20. The Noble Grand, Alice Robert, appointed Lucille A. Oliphant as Left Banner Bearer to the Junior Past Noble Grand, for the balance of the year, to fill the office of Brenda Morgan, who resigned. At the next meeting, August 16, the members of Anaheim En-campment No. 105 will be honored. Launa Boon will be in charge of refreshments with Betty and Mae Kinsman on the visiting committee. Members enjoyed a social hour in the dining room following the meeting with Berthyle Reisinger and her committee serving refreshments. WHAT'S DOING Dorothy Krul, Manager Did you know that we use fire to help save you money? In big furnaces, scraps of telephone wire are melted down; then the metal is used to make new wire. In fact, we gather up all worn-out telephone equipment and salvage and renew all reusable parts. Damaged phone booths, for example, are rebuilt good as new, and even the cartons new telephones come in are used over and over. These are just some of the things that help keep down the cost of telephone service to you. With an extension wallphone next to your workbench, you can stay on the job while you take or make calls. Sure saves a lot of steps. It's always a good idea to teach your youngsters how to use the telephone at an over and over. These are just some of the things that help keep down the cost of telephone service to you. With an extension wallphone next to your workbench, you can stay on the job while you take or make calls. Sure saves a lot of steps. It's always a good idea to teach your youngsters how to use the telephone at an early age. You never know when they might have to use the phone in an emergency. Perhaps one of the first things they should know is how to reach the Operator. She's always a willing source of help. TELEPHONE COMPANY RENTS ANAHEIM CITY-OWNED PARKING LOT About sixty more off-street parking spaces were recently made available to Telephone employees in Anaheim. With the approval of the Anaheim City Council, Pacific Telephone leased a city-owned parking lot on Chartres Street. Old Dobbin's not the only one who knows about nosebags. Take a look in back of one of our service trucks and you may well see a nosebag, along with a beatin' iron. In plain talk, these are a canvas tool bag, and a hammer. We've nicknamed a lot of the equipment we use to serve you. So, if you hear a telephone man on a stick ask for his hand shoes, you'll know he's on a telephone pole and wants his gloves. Pacific Telephone