anaheim-gazette 1963-12-19

2—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, December 18, 1962 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Educator to Head Fund Drive For North Orange County’s ‘Y’ T. Stanley Warburton, Southern California educator, has agreed to serve as General Chairman of the $520,000 Capital Fund Campaign, Feb. 4-24, for the YMCA of North Orange County. Dr. Walburn, now assistant superintendent of schools for Los Angeles, formerly served as superintendent of the Fullerton secondary school system, of the campaign executive committee, announced the appointment of the educator at the same time as the names of the other members of the citizens' volunteer committee were released. Included in the campaign group are Ben T. Anderson, H. L. Brittain, Irwin C. Chapman (big gifts chairman), Howard R. Dentz (president, board of directors), Emory Hines, Ross Holson, William Hogue, Earl Hudgins, M. D. Johnson, Ray Johnson (chairman, campaign public relations), Robert H. Johnson, Leland Launer, Walter J. Pray (chairmen, team organization), and Dr. H. Lynn Shelter (president-elect, Board of Directors). Headquarters have been established at 115 W. Wilshire Ave. in Fullerton. Plans are now underway to solicit the support of the North Orange County region for the drive. The $520,000 will be used to expand and equip the new building, pay off the encumbered debt, and acquire two new branch sites. This is the next phase of a program of action conceived and initiated by the YMCA Board of Directors in 1959 to offer adequate services for the youth of the national materials, church jiaison, and many other activities of the capital fund drive are now being organized February's "big push," according to YMCA leaders. MORE ABOUT ... Band Fund Drive (Continued from Page One) The title is an honorary one, and doesn't prove much by itself, but the band has furnished some pretty clear proof that the title is an accurate one, by appearing in competition events seven times this fall, and outscoring every Orange County band, in every event, every time out. The band has also set a new standard for itself in scoring the highest score ever by an AHS band in a major band review, the highest marching score ever and the highest showmanship score ever by an AHS band in a major competition event. In the seven competition events that the band entered, both parade and half-time competition, they scored higher in six of them than any Anaheim High band in the past. Outstanding Drill Team The Drill Team, under the direction of Mrs. Frances Pitts also had its best year ever, with outstanding results in all their events. In every parade that had a separate class for the drill teams, they took either first place, or the sweep-stakes. Where they were scored as a part of the band, they always received excellent com- the First in Class AA Band Second in Beach Parade Another major parade was held in Huntington Beach. The Band took second in their cla-missing first place by five hredths of one point. Saturday the band and dr-team placed Second Runner-Up (third place) at the Coro-Band Jamboree. This event was an invitational competition to the top ten bands in Southe-California (according to the Chamber of Commerce), and is a top event. This was the highest an Orange County Band has ever finished, and the band had the highest marching scores of a group in the competition. Our district was also represented by Loara High School, which finished eighth. MORE ABOUT ... New Plan (Continued From Page 1) The first phase of constructi-calls for a 125,000 square foot building as part of a master-planned 500,000 square foot con-plex, according to Philbin. The firm ultimately will employ 4 to 500 persons, he said. Ave. in Fullerton. Plans are now underway to solicit the support of the North Orange County region for the drive. The $520,000 will be used to expand and equip the new building, pay off the encumbered debt, and acquire two new branch sites. This is the next phase of a program of action conceived and initiated by the YMCA Board of Directors in 1959 to offer adequate services for the youth of the North Orange County area, Hanawalt said. More than 450 prospective campaign workers are being recruited for the drive. Publicity, public relations, speakers' bureau spokesmen, informs How desperately difficult it is to be honest with oneself. It is much easier to be honest with other people. —Edward F. Benson FIREPLACE SPECIALISTS With the largest and most exciting selection of Fireplace Furnishings. Custom-Made SCREEN Your beautiful fireplace deserves the best in screening. Let our trained men do this job for you. The screens are available in a large variety of finishes. Bring in your own measurements or call for a trained expert to come to your home for free advice and measurements. No Charge for This Service WEEK DELIVERY Special Price On GAS LOGS Outstanding Drill Team The Drill Team, under the direction of Mrs. Frances Pitts also had its best year ever, with outstanding results in all their events. In every parade that had a separate class for the drill teams, they took either first place, or the sweepstakes. Where they were scored as a part of the band, they always received excellent comments from the judges. At the Hawthorne Band Review, Sheri Bias was entered in the solo twirler competition and won it — first place twirler for the entire day — Sheri's first in the twirler competition, the Drill Team took the Sweepstakes in their class, a special award for Best Specialties of the Parade, and the Band took MORE ABOUT New Plan (Continued From Page 1) The first phase of constructive calls for a 125,000 square foot building as part of a master planned 500,000 square foot complex, according to Philbin. The firm ultimately will employ 6 to 500 persons, he said. Initially the plant will manufacture polyurethane foam at warehouse Pennsylvania Athletic products. Eventually this plan will manufacture other products of the Chemical - Plastics Vision Phibin said. Mayor Max Reynolds said a dition of the firm would supply a good tax base employment for the city. WHAT'S DOING Dorethy Kral, Manager One of today's most familiar Christmas sights came into being for a very good reason. Many years ago, a child upset a candle on the Christmas tree of Ralph E. Morris, a telephone man in Boston, Mass. Fortunately, Morris was able to smother the flame and save the child from injury. But he decided right then that candles had to go. Next day, he bought a handful of switchboard-type lamps. Then, working evenings at home, Morris soldered the little lights to a pair of wires. The result: the first electric lights for a Christmas tree—an idea that made holidays safer for everyone. Special Price On GAS LOGS See them glowing in Our Store 88 Sizes & Styles to Select From. See Our Selection Of STANDING SCREENS BOLDING SCREENS GLASS SCREENS ACCESSORIES SANTA ANA Tent & Awning 1626 S. MAIN, S.A. 5-8437 Open PHILIDAYS MID D. P.M. Serving Orange County Since 1920 handful of switchboardtype lamps. Then, working evenings at home, Morris soldered the little lights to a pair of wires. The result: the first electric lights for a Christmas tree—an idea that made holidays safer for everyone. ALAN BOAL, high school junior, is this year's president of the Junior Achievement Company under the guidance of Pacific Telephone. Alan and about 20 other Orange County boys and girls have formed a teen-age corporation called Dyna-Craft. Their products are a soap novelty and an expandable garment hanger for use in automobiles. Pictured here, Alan discusses his Company's production and sales results with A. V. Jones Jr., Division Plant Manager, Pacific Telephone. And new, all of us at Pacific Telephone want to wish you the best of this holiday season. We hope that the coming year will be a happy one for you in every way. We've enjoyed serving you during the past year. And, to show our appreciation for the privilege, we'll be working even harder to bring you the best possible service throughout the new year. Pacific Telephone Splitting Of Phone Book Asked Pacific Telephone has proposed a new localized directory plan which would split the Orange County phone book into five separate volumes. In an application filed with the California Public Utilities Commission, the company said the current 2,134 page directory has tripled in size since 1953, and is becoming too thick to bind and too burdenome for customers to handle. The new directory plan would go into effect next November, if approved by the PUC. Santa Ana and Orange exchanges would be contained in one directory. Alignment The other books would be aligned as follows: —Fullerton, Brea and Placentia. —Anaheim, Buena Park and Garden Grove. —Newport Beach-Costa Mesa. —San Clemente and Capistrano Valley. The company said its proposal was based on extensive research, including a survey taken by Facts Consolidated, an independent research organization. In addition to being more compact, the new directories would have larger, easier-to-read type. APPOINTMENT of M. F. Essenmacher, manager of the Anaheim office of First Federal Savings of Alhambra, as an assistant vice president and promotion of eight other officers by the board of directors was announced by A. G. Kruse, president of the association. Customers who desire directories of neighboring communities could obtain them without charge from their business offices. An application card for ordering additional directories would be included in each new directory. MORE ABOUT ...College (Continued from Page 1) sets and indebtedness so the eventual four-district Northern County junior college would be equitably established. Other steering committee members appointed by three high school boards work on the Northern Ontario County Junior College program also voiced their strong port of the proposed district and urged dedicated citizens volunteer themselves as dates. "Living in an expanding trict where we can see our tremendous growth on area, I feel we need dedicated citizens in these positive Nathanial Wolcott of the Olinda high school district remarked. Ralph Beatty, representative of the steering committee at the Placentia Unified district expressed strong concern the need to provide educational opportunities for a dovet school population. In the United States, head-tacks cause more than one million of all deaths in white aged 45-54, your Orange Heart Association says. OFFICE—HOME SUPPLIER STATIONERY — GIFTS OVER 50,000 ITEMS WEBER'S 139 W. Lincoln DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM RE ABOUT New Plant continued From Page 1) first phase of construction for a 125,000 square foot building as part of a masterwarded 500,000 square foot comaccording to Philbin. The ultimately will employ 400 persons, he said. Finally the plant will manure polyurethane foam and house Pennsylvania Athletic acts. Eventually this plant manufacture other products Chemical - Plastics DiPhibin said. Or Max Reynolds said addition of the firm would supply tax base employment for any. AT'S ING today's most familChristmas sights came being for a very good ny years ago, a child a candle on the Christmas tree of Ralph E. s, a telephone man ston, Mass. FortunMorris was able to er the flame and save build from injury. But cided right then that had to go. It day, he bought a ful of switchboardamps. Then, working ings at home, Morris of wires. The result: Christmas tree—an idea one. In addition to being more compact, the new directories would have larger, easier-to-read type. An application card for ordering additional directories would be included in each new directory. OVER 50,000 ITEMS WEBER'S 139 W. 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