anaheim-gazette 1963-12-05

Political Unit Slates Dinner for Collymore The recently formed Orange Countians for Good Government are sponsoring a pre-campaign banquet for Monday evening. Guest of honor will be Walter A. Collymore, Placentia, who is being urged by the OCGG group to become a candidate for the 71st Assembly District. The dinner, complete with professional talent who have donated their services, is got an endorsement, an OCGG representative stressed, since Collymore has not yet declared himself to be a candidate. The banquet will be at the Santa Ana Elks Club, Already signed up for the program are Dixon Gayer, journalist and Frank Interlandi, syndicated political cartoonist; The Royals, well-known jazz group now appearing at Adamo's on the Disneyland strip. Fashion designer Kay Cantonwine, owner of Laguna Beach's biggest industry, will present a fashion show of her latest high fashion sportswear. The dinner and program, starting at 7:30 p.m., will be preceded by a cocktail hour starting at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are available from Murray Hoffman, general chairman, at PR 4-7063, or from Don Keller, public relations chairman, at 526-5396. Collymore has been president of the Orange County Chapter of NAACP for the past two years, is past president of the Orange County Fair Housing Practices Committee, a past board member on the Orange County Human Relations Conference, is a member of the 35-71 Democratic Club and of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. He lives at 4801 Hamer Drive, Placentia, with his wife, Estelle, and daughters, Lisa, 3, and Terri, 1. They are members of the Episcopal Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Placentia. Collymore, 30, is a graduate of the University of Illinois and has done post graduate work at USC and Orange State College. He is an electronics engineer at Autometics and for many months has been one of the most active public speakers on current events in Orange County. He volunteered for duty in the Korean War, and served four years in the U. S. Air Force, of which two years were in the Orient. Buffet Dinner Set to Hail Rep. Hanna More than 300 guests are expected to pay tribute Thursday night to Congressman Richard T. Hanna at a buffet dinner reception in the Jamboree Room of the Newporter Inn in Newport Beach. Hanna, who served as chairman of the Rules and Education Committees of the California State Assembly before being elected to Congress, has three times this year been singled out by the House of Representative leadership for special recognition. He was the first freshman congressman to serve as my majority leader, the first to serve as speaker of the house and the first to be appointed floor manager of a measure before Disneyland Awards Entry Deadline Near Organizations intending to participate in this year's Disneyland Community Service Awards Program should submit "Notice of Intent" immediately, Dr. Samuel Gendel, Chairman of the 1963 Disneyland Award Committee, advised today. In reporting on the second meeting of the Awards Committee, Dr. Gendel noted that 68 organizations have already filed intentions to participate. Any group or organization in Orange County, regardless of size, that carries out a community-service project as part of its activities is eligible to submit an application. Official application forms, however, must be completed and submitted to the Committee by December 31, 1963. Disneyland has allocated $13,000 this year for fifteen cash awards. These cash awards will be presented at the annual CSA Presentation Luncheon on January 21 at the Disneyland Hotel. Seven of the awards will go to Anaheim organizations; seven to organizations in other parts of Orange County and one to the organization selected from the county-at-large which in the opinion of the committee has carried out the most exceptional community service project of the year. Organizations which have not as yet filed "Notice of Intent" Demo Asks Backing of JFK Goals Orange County Democratic Chairman Dr. Norman Meyer has called for Orange County Democrats to honor the memory should contact the Recording Secretary, Mary Jones, at Disneyland immediately for full information on participation. The Selection Committee includes Sister Henrietta, C.S.J., Mrs. Challen F. Landers, Mr. Robert F. McCurdy, Mr. C. B. Miller, Miss Lorna Mills, and Dr. Samuel Gendel, Chairman. To date the following Anaheim organizations have filed notices of their intention to take part in this year's program: Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild, Anaheim Park Chess Club, Anaheim - Western Communities United Fund, Assistance League, Junior Ebell Club, Knights of Columbus - Council No. 1154, Martin Luther Hospital Guild, Parents Without Partners, Anaheim Fullerton Chapter, Psychological Guidance Center, Senior Girl Scout Troop 74, Symphony Guild of Anaheim, U. S. Air Force Mothers - Flight XI, and West Anaheim Lady Lions. Co-chairman for Thursday's Hanna fete are Robert D. Wetzler, Anaheim; A. E. (Pat Arnold, Cypress; Fred Beckham, Fullerton; and D. N. Schneider, Fullerton). Tickets to the affair, which is scheduled for the hours of 6 to p.m., are $50 per plate and may be purchased at the door. Demo Asks Backing of JFK Goals Orange County Democratic Chairman Dr. Norman Meyer has called for Orange County Democrats to honor the memory of President Kennedy by their all-out support of his humanitarian goals. Specifically, Dr. Meyer endorsed these programs: "Support of the United Nations; man best hope for peace; equal opportunity for all Americans, and an equitable tax reduction to get America's unemployed back to work." "The strident voices of the extremists have drowned out the sound of reason too long," said the Demo chief. "Americans do not subscribe to Cains cry-'Am I my brothers keeper? The political atmosphere in Dallas is not unfamiliar to Orange Countains. In these past weeks we have seen that hatred breeds violence and lawlessness. We must rededicate ourselves to a government of laws. Let's support our democratic government and our elected leaders. After all, this is the government of, by and for the people." Dr. Meyer called for a grass roots outpouring of support for President Johnson's efforts to solve the complex problems of America in a world of opportunity and danger. "Write, to President Johnson and to your Congressmen," he urged. HILGENEELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Christmas card All you need to wrap up your Christmas shopping is a card and a BankAmericard. Good at thousands of stores in one package. You get just check for everything you've bought. Or if you prefer, payments for a small service fee. How much does Nothing. You don't even have to be a Bank of America it costs you nothing to use if you pay in 25 days. Whatever Christmas this year—and put a BankAmericard Professor Announces Assembly Candicacy Orange State College professor Ray Johnson tossed his hat into the ring for the 71st Assembly District seat Monday during a somewhat subdued press conference in Santa Ana. Johnson, a 45-year-old Democrat, said he would not campaign until January in respect to the memory of President Kennedy. He imposed a moratorium on political questions during the session with reporters. He promised a vigorous campaign once 1964 begins however. The candidate, who is an assistant professor of journalism at OSC, refused to speculate on whether the 71st District incumbent, Republican Robert E. Badham, would choose to defend his seat or go after the State Senate position of retiring John A. Murdy Jr. But he predicted victory in any case because his candidacy "is being supported by distinguished Orange Countians who believe that Orange County has come of age politically economically, intellectually, socially and who are concerned about extremist representation." Johnson, married and the father of two, resides in San Clemente. His is a Coast Guard veteran of World War II, has a bachelor's degree from Los Angeles State College and a mastatus. Carlson, the cosponsorter's from Stanford. Committee's Utt Cancels Talk For Rest of Year To Help LBJ WASHINGTON — Rep. J.B. Utt (R-Santa Ana) announces today that he has cancelled political speeches for theance of 1963. Utt said he was withdrawn from political appearances order to give President Lyndon B. Johnson the opportunity pick up loose ends, consolidate his programs and offer it to nation, without subjecting undue controversy. The cancellation of political speeches, Utt said, is in keeping with the bipartisan pledge support to President Johnson this difficult time. Committee's School Fund Meet Slated Assemblyman James Whetmore has announced additional details on the meeting of an Assembly Subcommittee on School Financing scheduled to meet in the county soon. Whetmore, a member of the subcommittee, said the meeting will be spread over a two-day period and will be held at the Westminster Elementary School District administration office, Dec. 12-13. 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