anaheim-gazette 1963-08-15

10—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, August 15, 1968 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Boys to be Guests on Atomic Sub, Flattop October and November will be "special" months for Troop 37, Anaheim Boy Scouts. A trip aboard an atomic aircraft carrier and atomic submarine at the San Diego Naval Station is on the tour agenda for Oct. 5 for the troop. In November a three-day cam-out has been planned for the entire troop with their families in Death Valley. Adults in charge of the San Diego event includes Carl A. Babb scoutmaster; Tommie Burns, assistant scoutmaster; Fred Hilderbrand, committeeman; Robert Winder, assistant scoutmaster; Robert North, committeeman chairman and Ray Schluter, committeeman. Scheduled to participate in the naval inspection includes Carl Babb, Thomas Bean, Rick Burns, Kim Calkins, Robert Calkins, Danry Edbors, Jim Everhart, Robert Donohue, Robert Finch, Wayne Galloway, Steve Coffman, Raymond Hodges, Dennis Kidd, Doug Knudson, Dennis Drystek, John Light, Danny McCaskill, Jim Maitland, Thomas Dickson, Buzzzy Goldburg, Richard Milburn, Robert Milburn, Steve Nagle, Gary North, Dave Edborg, Mark Schluiter, Steve Sall, Greg and Jeff Van Marter, Guy Hilderbrand and Wayne Winder. Supervisors Name Ranger For County Orange County's Board of Supervisors and the California Division of Forestry jointly announced the appointment of Elmer F. Osterman, lifetime resident of Orange County, to the position of State Forest Ranger III in Orange County, effective August 30, 1963. David L. Baker, Fire Commiteeeman for the Board of Supervisors stated that they (the Orange County's Board of Supervisors and the California Division of Forestry jointly announced the appointment of Elmer F. Osterman, lifetime resident of Orange County, to the position of State Forest Ranger III in Orange County, effective August 30, 1963. David L. Baker, Fire Committeeman for the Board of Supervisors, stated that they (the Board) were very pleased with State Forester Francis Raymond's selection for the man to replace Joseph Scherman. Ranger Scherman is retiring after 33 years' service with the California Division of Forestry in Orange County. Between now and August 30, Osterman will be working with Ranger Scherman. After August 30, Scherman will be engaged in a special study for the Division of Forestry and will be available for counsel during this transition period before his retirement becomes effective this fall. In making this appointment the State Forester said, "Osterman has done an outstanding job in his present assignment as Fire Prevention Coordinator, and his experience with the Division of Forestry is very broad. I am very pleased that he measures up to the challenging responsibilities of this new assignment. I am appointing him with full confidence in his abilities to handle the reins and maintain a sound operating unit". In commenting on Ranger Scherman's dedicated career, the State Forester said, "Joe Scherman has served long and well in the State Service and the retirement he soon will be enjoying has been more than earned". Ranger Osterman was born on a ranch near El Toro and attended Orange County schools. His Forestry career started in Orange County in 1934 as a Dispatcher-Clerk. He advanced through the ranks and in 1939 was appointed Assistant Ranger. In 1943 he was made Associate Ranger at Orange, and in 1946 he was appointed State Forest Ranger and assigned as Acting Assistant Deputy State Forester for Southern California. In 1951 Osterman was appointed Fire Prevention Coordinator for Southern California and Forestry career started in Orange County in 1934 as a Dispatcher-Clerk. He advanced through the ranks and in 1939 was appointed Assistant Ranger. In 1943 he was made Associate Ranger at Orange, and in 1946 he was appointed State Forest Ranger and assigned as Acting Assistant Deputy State Forester for Southern California. In 1951 Osterman was appointed Fire Prevention Coordinator for Southern California and he has held this assignment until the present time. This assignment took Osterman to all areas of the State and Nation to further the aims of natural resources conservation and the objectives of a growing Forest Fire Prevention Program. During this period, Osterman worked very closely with governmental agencies, conservation organizations, schools, and all types of business and industry. He handled motion picture productions for fire prevention films and all phases of the news media which is such a vital part of the Fire Prevention Program. Ranger Osterman's home is now in Santa Ana where he and his wife Lois reside. The Ostermans have a daughter, Mrs. Susan Kliewer, living at Corona del Mar with her husband Tom and two sons. Ranger Osterman has belonged to and is still active in many civic, conservation and professional organizations. CLUNDT ON LSD John A. Clundt, seaman, USN, son of Mrs. John Clundt of 2128 Westport Dr., Anaheim, is serving aboard the dock landing ship USS COMSTOCK, a Seventh Fleet unit, which recently participated in a joint U.S.-Republic of Korea amphibious exercise dubbed "Operation Flabpole" and conducted near Seoul, Korea. giant Wurlitzer Organ In Restoration ration of a Wurlitzer conter organ has almost been led by Norman Goodin, and manager of the Orneater. The organ, originalhased in 1928, will be for a concert premiere this n stated that probably in oper, concerts will be given the old organ at least once th. The first concert will George Wright or Ann both noted organisms. Also will be a showing of a silent and a demonstration of the music which accompanied these films. Shortly after the original purchase of the instrument, talking pictures became prevalent and by 1930 the organ was obsolete for all practical purposes. This sleeping giant lay dormant until 1954 when Goodin took over the Orange Theater and began restoration work. He found the large consol in bad repair. It was filled with cobwebs and many of its pipes were missing. As the story goes, the former manager had given many of the pipes to theater-going boys to use as exhaust pipes for their cars. Thousands of dollars and many man-hours have been poured into the restoration process. Pre-war costs for the model console organ were $35,000. Today, if you could SIX ISSUES Six issues will be put before voters in the Oct. 8 Anaheim bond election — Water, Electric, storm drains, sewers, library and new city hall. get one, it would cost $75,000. Goodin said much credit for the restoration work should be given to Russ Nelson, Fullerton, a Ronald Mitchell, Arlington, for repair work they did. The organ will be played perically during intermissions on reular theater evenings, but wimainly be reserved for concouse. 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