anaheim-gazette 1963-11-07

Gigantic Thanksgiving Assembly At Ensenada Planned by Scouts A gigantic assembly of Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America will headquarter in Ensenada, Baja Calif. for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend starting Nov. 29 and ending Dec. 1. This is the fourth year the camporee has been held under the guidance of Council President William F. James and Scout Executive William W. Bent. Both men are from Anaheim. Mexican government and city officials have again opened the doors of the city to welcome a contingent of approximately 5,000 Boy Scouts and some 3,000 parents, families and friends who will bring the spirit of our American way of life into Ensenada. Mexican Boy Scouts will share the encampment. Five Camps The huge camporee will be laid out in five district camps: Anaheim District East, Anaheim District West, Los Ranchos District, Walter Knott District and Valencia District. A windshield sticker for automobiles will be color-coded and carry the camp name to simplify parking. All troops and posts will camp in the five complex areas. Families of Scouts attending the south-of-the-border camporee must make their own motel, hotel, tenting or trailer park accommodations. Information concerning Ensenada’s accommodations may be secured through Boy Scouts of Ameri- the International Camporee. No Boy Scout may purchase fireworks while attending the Camporee. Any violation of this rule by the Boy Scout will require the troop to leave the Camporee. This rule will be strictly enforced for all troops benefit. List Events An outstanding program of competitive activities has been arranged for all patrols attending the Thanksgiving weekend camporee. There will be a total of 10 Scouting Skill Events, which will be participated in by each Mexico-United States patrol. There will be one patrol winner in each of the 10 skills per district with competition in the finals in the skills done on a camporee-wide basis. The awards will be based not only on Scout skills events but on campsite judging, Sscout spirit and marching ability in the Thanksgiving parade composed of Mexican and American troops, bands, Charro horseback riders and officials from both countries. The parade will be held on Saturday and will extend over approximately two miles, forming at the statue of Juarez, parading through Ensenada and concluding at approximately noon at the park. All American flags will be massed at the head of the parade. Visitors Welcome Fees for individual Scout and leader is $1. These fees are used to offset the cost of arrangements of the camporee. A distinctive patch will be given each Scout and Scouter attending. Boy Scouts may not leave the camporee grounds. Visitors are welcome during the campfires and religious services. Checkout time, the breaking up of camp will be at 12 noon Sunday, Dec. 1. with special colors and awards presentations made at 11 a.m. prior to leaving Ensenada. Accountants Set Meeting Budgeting, Forecasting and Profit Planning will be the theme of two panel discussions at the next technical session of the Orange County Chapter, National Association of Accountants Nov. 11 at the Disneyland Hotel. The first panel begins at 4:30 and will be on "Profit planning — Needs and requirements." At 7:30 "Profit Planning Techniques" will be the subject. A dinner highlights the evening between panels. Families of Scouts attending the south-of-the-border camporee must make their own motel, hotel, tenting or trailer park accommodations. Information concerning Ensenada's accommodations may be secured through Boy Scouts of America, Northern Orange County Council, 1006 W. La Palma Ave., Anaheim, or by telephoning PR 4-3713. Briefing Meeting A special briefing meeting will be held in the headquarters on La Palma Ave., Nov. 13 for the benefit of leaders of visiting posts and troops. Final directions and instructions concerning the camporee will be provided at this meeting. All troops and post units must register, using the official application. Space is provided for information on automobiles for insurance coverage. It is necessary, before traveling in Mexico, to obtain public liability and property damage coverage from the Council's approved Mexican insurance company. If, there is further information required concerning the insurance, check first with the Scout headquarters. Insurance Cost The cost of this insurance coverage, for the entire comporee period, including travel, will be $3.24 per automobile, plus $1.25 per trailer. A windshield sticker, denoting insurance coverage, will be issued at time of registration. If collision and medical coverages are desired, an additional form may be obtained from Scout headquarters, outlining additional fees. Uniforms Mandatory All Scouts participating in the Mexican Camporee must be in uniform at all times. The uniform for activities will be Scout shorts or trousers, T-shirt and neckerchief. Uniform for campfires, religious services, inspection and parade will be Scout summer uniform, shorts and V-necked shirt or long sleeved shirt, trousers and neckerchief with cap. Charcoal Recommended Saturday and Sunday extend over approximately two miles, forming at the statue of Juarez, parading through Ensenada and concluding at approximately noon at the park. All American flags will be massed at the head of the parade. Visitors Welcome Fees for individual Scout and YIPPEE.. we've rounded LOWEST PRICE We Specialize in CUSTOM MODELS All Scouts participating in the Mexican Camporee must be in uniform at all times. The uniform for activities will be Scout shorts or trousers, T-shirt and neckerchief. Uniform for campfires, religious services, inspection and parade will be Scout summer uniform, shorts and V-necked shirt or long sleeved shirt, trousers and neckerchief with cap. Charcoal Recommended A list of patrol equipment Scouts should bring to the Camporee may be obtained through Scout headquarters. Troop leadership should plan on bringing two gallons of water, per person, and all the charcoal to be used during the event. Open fires will be permitted, however charcoal is recommended. No pressure appliance, such as stoves or lanterns will be allowed. Deadline Deadline for registration for the Mexican-American Camporee has been set as Nov. 18. All units must register, using official application blank. Troops should be covered by unit official application blank. Troops should be covered by unit accident insurance available through many companies. Units from other Boy Scouts Councils must register through the Northern Orange County Council office after obtaining permission from their local Council. Upon arrival, unit leaders must check-in at Camporee headquarters. A list of all boys attending, listed by patrols, must be given to office headquarters in Ensenada at this time. First aid units and medical doctors will be available at the camporee. No Scout may be treated without parents release. Forms of release may be obtained through NOCC offices. No Fireworks All fireworks, firecrackers and explosives are prohibited at ANAHEIM’S MEN IN SERVICE Army PFC David F. Wilkerson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd J. Wilkerson, 1140 Hermosa Dr., Anaheim, participated in “Exercise Sky Soldier I,” a 23-day 11th Air Assault Division maneuver in Georgia. The men of the 11th Division were deployed by helicopter at the request of the government of “Stewartland,” a hypothetical republic established for the duration of the exercise and located near Fort Stewart, Ga., to assist the country in repelling aggressors from “Georgana,” another hypothetical country. The exercise is designed to test the effectiveness of the Air Mobile concept, which entails the descent in mass of helicopter-borne combat troops on enemy positions and the regrouping of the troops for immediate assault elsewhere. Wilkerson is a radar operator in Company D, 3d Battalion of the division’s 187th Infantry at Fort Benning, Ga. He entered the Army in November 1961 and completed basic training at Fort Carson, Colo. The 20-year-old soldier is a 1960 graduate of Western High School. Years Top Meeting on Scheduled For North Orange County The most important meeting of the year for all registered Scouters will take place during the Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America Annual Meeting slated for the Disneyland Hotel, Anaheim, Nov. 15-16. Registration will be held Nov. 14, for the Region 12 affair which is hosted by the Northern Orange County Council. Representatives from California, Hawaii, Utah, Arizona and Nevada will be present for the 54 Council event under the supervision of William F. James, NOCC president and Scout Executive William W. Bent. Workshops, general meetings, conferences for Institutional Leaders, Institutional representatives, members at large; unit leaders and commissioners; unit committeemen; den mothers special cubbing program, dinners, luncheons, recreation are all part of the two day event planned, with the special President's Reception slated for Nov. 16 climaxing the activities for some 850 who will attend the dinner. Approximately 1,000 persons are expected to attend the annual affair. Boy Scouts and Explorers from the Valencia, Walter Knott, Los Ranchos and Anaheim Districts will lend assistance with the various flag raising ceremonies, and part of the music will be furnished by the Drum and Bugle Corps of the Council. School Bond Bank of America N.T. & S.A. underwriting syndicates today has purchased two Orange County school bond issues, totalling $3,510,000. One Bank of America group bought the $1,800,000 bond issue of Capistrano Union High School District, paying a premium of $1,059 for a combination of four per cent, three and one half per cent. ON MANEUVERS Marine Private First Class Frank R. Grosvenor, III son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Grosvenor, Jr. of 1134 Basque Pl., Anaheim, serving with the Third Battalion, Fifth Marine Regiment, First Marine Division, participated in extensive amphibious operations conducted recently off the coast of Southern California. SEA DUTY Bob L. Kelley, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Kelley of 1010 West North St., Anaheim is serving aboard the radar picket destroyer USS Steinaker with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. ATIOS we rounded up the BEST PRICES IN TOWN NO PAYMENTS UNTIL APRIL 1964 On Approved Credit STAMP YOUR BRAND ON ONE OF THESE DUAL PURPOSE Patios We Specialize in CUSTOM MODELS WON'T CHIP, CRACK, PEEL prentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin L. Kelley of 1010 West North St., Anaheim is serving aboard the radar picket destroyer USS Steinaker with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. APRIL 1964 On Approved Credit Patios UNFAIR! SCREENED OUT! We Specialize in CUSTOM MODELS BUY NOW SAVE Factory Direct No Middleman E SPECIALIZE IN MINUM AWNINGS MOBILE HOMES ALL MATERIALS and WORK FULLY GUARANTEED FOR FREE ESTIMATES . PHONE PR 2-1320 JE 0-3366 or LA 6-5529 OR CALL COLLECT "OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK" 1501 SO. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM BETWEEN BALL ROAD AND SANTA ANA FREeway SAVE NOW DURING "FALLROUNDUP" OF PATIOS" Registration fee is $4.25 which includes the cost of the evening banquet. Information concerning the event may be obtained by writing to the Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America, 1006 W. La Palma Ave., Anaheim or telephoning PR 4-3713. The event is open to all registered Scouters as well as representatives from each sponsoring group. Anaheim High Musician Will Go to England Christy Landquist of 1323 Norwood St., Anaheim, member of the clarinet section of the Anaheim High School Orchestra, has been accepted for membership in the Idyllwild Youth Symphony of the University of Southern California Idyllwild Arts Foundation, Ralph Matesky, director, which has been invited to make a three-week tour of England and Wales during the Easter season, 1964, according to Dr. Max T. Krone, Director of the USC Idyllwild Program. The Orchestra will participate in the Monmouthshire, Wales, Spring Music Festival sponsored by the Monmouthshire Education Committee, the Rotary Club, and the Nylon Spinners of South Wales. The Idyllwild Youth Symphony will share Festival programs with the Monmouthshire County Youth Orchestra. Preliminary plans also include concerts in London, Cardiff, Swansea, Ponterpool, Monmouthshire Town, and appearances on the B.B.C. Radio and TV. School Bond Issue Sold of America N.T. & S.A. giving syndicates today purchased two Orange school bond issues, to $3,510,000. Bank of America group the $1,800,000 bond issue prano Union High School paying a premium of a combination of four three and one half per cent and three and three-quarter per cent bonds. Net interest cost to the district was 3.59 per cent. The bonds were reoffered to investors to yield from 2.25 per cent to 3.70 per cent, according to maturity November 1, 1964-1988. 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