anaheim-gazette 1964-03-12

PIANIST AT INN Bobby Voss, Texas society pianist and his trio began an indefinite stay in the Lido Dounge of the Newporter Inn in Newport Beach. The versatile piano stylist makes up songs about people on the spot and has appeared in noted Texas, Las Vegas and New York hotels. ALIENS REGISTER Almost half a million aliens (400,926) residing in Southern California reported their addresses to the U.S. Dept. of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service in January. EXPERT WATCH & CLOCK REPAIR SICK, TIRED, CLOCKS Made to run like new GUARANTEED REPAIR BY SKILLED TECHNI-CIANS INSURE YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION. LET US EXAMINE YOUR WATCH TODAY. IF IT NEEDS REPAIR. UP TO $25 TRADE-IN For Your Old Watch on a new BULOVA PRICES AT $29 FEATURING THE NEW BULOVA ACCUTRON RUNS FULL YEAR ON ONE BATTERY $125 BARNES JEWELERS ON WILSHIRE BEHIND OWL DRUG IN EAST FULLERTON SHOPPING CENTER USE YOUR BANKAMERICARD United Fun Executive G. Roderic Durham h appointed as the execurector of the AnaheimCommunities United F fective March 15, it w nounced today by Rich Johnson, President. Durham succeeds Chalee who resigned recently a position as executive of the Orange County Sytle Association. "We feel fortunate Johnson, "to secure a Durham's experience and ty to head our United work in this area. Durh been associated with furing work for more than years, first with The SaArmy and later as execurector of the Oregon Unipeal. During the past o months he has served as tive director of the IA Association of Southern nia with offices in Los An The Anaheim-Western munities United Fund c one campaign annually y support of sixteen health fare and youth service a serving this area. Goal 1963 campaign was $401. Durham resides with hi Florence, in Fullerton b cates that he will move o heim shortly after taking new position. 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Can HAIR SPRAY Reg. 99c 39¢ SEGO—All Flavors DIET FOOD REG. 29c CAN 4 for 99¢ ARUGA REDUCING AIDS REG. 3.95 1.99 Modess, 12's SANITARY NAPKINS Reg. 45c 29¢ REGULAR, SUPER, JUNIOR PLAIN OR WITH IRON REG. 27c SIMILAC LIQUID 19¢ BUFFERED ASPIRIN 100's Reg. 98c 63¢ NOVELTY PIGGY BANK Reg. 98c 69¢ 100 ENVELOPES Reg. 39c 29¢ DUTCH PRID IMITATION ICE CREAM Reg. 39c ½ Gal Plastic Laundry Bask IRONING BOARD PAD & COV All Foam, Color & BED PILLOWS Insulated, Colorful TUMBLERS Bicycle PLAYING CARDS United Fund Gets New Executive Director G. Roderic Durham has been appointed as the executive director of the Anaheim-Western Communities United Fund, effective March 15, it was announced today by Richard L. Johnson, President. Durham succeeds Charles Allee who resigned recently to take a position as executive director of the Orange County Symphony Association. "We feel fortunate," said Johnson, "to secure a man of Durham's experience and ability to head our United Fund work in this area. Durham has been associated with fund-raising work for more than thirty years, first with The Salavation Army and later as executive director of the Oregon United Appeal. During the past eighteen months he has served as executive director of the Diabetes Association of Southern California with offices in Los Angeles." The Anaheim-Western Communities United Fund conducts one campaign annually for the support of sixteen health, welfare and youth service agencies serving this area. Goal of the 1963 campaign was $401,000,000. Durham resides with his wife, Florence, in Fullerton but indicates that he will move to Anaheim shortly after taking up his new position. The Durhams have three sons, all living in Oregon. and a daughter, Mrs. Michael Papp, of Fullerton. Art Exhibit Showing At Museum The Orange County Art Association will exhibit its first Designer-Craftsman show at the Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum for March. The exhibit opens on March 6 and continues through March 29. In this exhibit, emphasis will be on three dimensional and textural materials; the design to be created and crafted by the artist. Included will be mosaics, enamels, metal craft, stitchery and sculpture. Judge for the exhibit is Howard Warner of Huntington Beach. Mr. Warner, a native of Huntington Beach, has a Masters Degree in Art, the result of many years work in Southern California Art schools. He has taught in high schools and colleges. His work has been shown in state and national shows. Ceramics, metals, weaving, print making and painting are included in his broad experience. The Orange County Art Association, now in its 16th year is an active group of artists and craftsmen. The organization strives to promote the educational and cultural and creative aspects of Art. Their exhibits, workshops, lectures, and programs have received wide spread attention. The Associa- Area Students To Vie For JA Scholarships Local students, active in the Junior Achievement program centered at the Orange County Business Center at 1014 Raymond Way, Anaheim, were interviewed by community business leaders sitting as a scholarship judging committee. Given scholarship consideration by the committee were Tina Van Glider, 1413 East Dorothy Lane, Fullerton, a senior at Fullerton High School; Karen Weisman, 1454 Pinewood Ave., Anaheim, a senior at Anaheim High School; Mary Jane Angellar of 309 Olympia Place, Anaheim, a senior at Marywood High School; and William K. Doyle of 1459 Sunnycrest Drive, Fullerton, a senior at Servite High School. The scholarship judging panel included: Marvin Gade, general manager, Kimberly-Clark Corp., Fullerton; Adolf Schoepe, president, Fluidmaster, Inc., Anaheim; C.E. White, manager of administration, Hughes Aircraft Company, Fullerton; John Hopwood, attorney, Havcock, Gregg & Garland, Newport Beach. Announcement will be made next week of the local winners, each of whom will receive a $150 scholarship and advance to further competition with winners from otherJA districts for larger cash grants. All scholarships will be awarded at JA's Future Unlimited banquet at the Hollywood Palladium on May 14. Junior Achievement is the program of American business which gives teenagers a practical experience in the private enterprise system by letting them form and operate their own miniature firms under the supervision of adult volunteer Florence, in Fullerton but indicates that he will move to Anaheim shortly after taking up his new position. The Durhams have three sons, all living in Oregon. Ceramics, metals, weaving, print making and painting are included in his broad experience. The Orange County Art Association, now in its 16th year is an active group of artists and craftsmen. The organization strives to promote the educational and cultural and creative aspects of Art. Their exhibits, workshops, lectures, and programs have received wide spread attention. The Association has maintained its lead of the art movement in Orange County. Among the members are several regional, state, and national prize winners. Museum hours are: Daily except Mondays, 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Sundays, 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.; Thursday evening — 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. There is no admission charge. The museum is located at 2002 North Main Street, Santa Ana. GOODYEAR TAXES Taxes provided by the Good-year Tire & Rubber Company in 1963 totaled $297.6 million, nearly four times the company's net income for the year, its annual report indicates. from other JA districts for larger cash grants. All scholarships will be awarded at JA's Future Unlimited banquet at the Hollywood Palladium on May 14. Junior Achievement is the program of American business which gives teenagers a practical experience in the private enterprise system by letting them form and operate their own miniature firms under the supervision of adult volunteer advisers from prominent local firms. Approximately 350 sophomores, juniors and seniors — boys and girls — from Orange County high schools participate in the local program. MIKE JONES of Anaheim has entered the California Sports Car Club regional point championship races Saturday and Sunday (March 7-8) at Willow Springs Raceway near Lancaster. Jones, 26, 510 E. Juliana Ave., will drive his Corvair in sedan competition. More than 200 top drivers are expected to test the tricky nine-turn 2.5-mile course during the two-day event. PRE-EASTER SALE! 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