anaheim-gazette 1964-05-20

Lutheran Group Forms Hospital Church Liaison Representatives of 16 Lutheran congregations of Orange County met at the Martin Luther Hospital cafeteria to formally organize a new House of Delegates. The purpose of this new organization is to develop a closer liaison between the Lutheran congregations and the hospital. A constitution was adopted and permanent officers will be elected at the next meeting on May 21, at 7 p.m., in the hospital cafeteria. The House of Delegates first order of business will be the election of three members who will serve on the official hospital's Board of Directors. "A NO FUSS, NO Muss . . ." LEAVE THE COOKING TO US TUB OF CHICKEN ...2.39 (10 pieces plus potatoes) BUCKET OF CHICKEN ...3.50 (15 pieces plus potatoes) BARRELL OF CHICKEN ...4.69 (20 pieces plus potatoes) TUB OF SHRIMP ...2.39 (15 jumbo shrimp & hot sauce) BUCKET OF SHRIMP ...3.50 (22 jumbo shrimp & hot sauce) BARRELL OF SHRIMP ...4.69 (30 jumbo shrimp & hot sauce) SPECIAL Achiever Program Captures Awards The Orange County Junior Achievement program came in for a substantial share of the awards and recognition handed out at the-tenth annual Junior Achievement Future Unlimited Banquet held at the Hollywood Paladium. More than 2000 Southern California teenagers and businessmen, representing Southland Junior Achievement companies, attended the annual recognition banquet last night. The Junior Achievement program is a learn-by-doing activity, open to high-school sophomores, juniors and seniors, and designed to teach the advantages of the American free-enterprise systems, according to Al Halpren, manager of the local center. He said more than $50 local teenagers have been active in the 17 individual Junior Achievement companies formed in this area during the past eight months. At the awards dinner last night, top scholarship honors in the Southern California area went to William Doyle, a 17-year-old senior at Servite high school. Doyle was awarded a $500 scholarship from KMPC, a $350 national scholarship from "Readers Digest", and a total $350 Junior Achievement scholarships. Young Doyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Doyle of Fullerton is president of his JA company. Jon Peters, a 17-year-old junior at Orange high school, was one of two Southern Californians Achievers selected by the Berberly Hills and Los Angeles Regional Clubs as delegates to the National Junior Achievement Conference, to be held in August at the University of Indianapolis. Peters is president of her JA firm and was a finalist in the county's president - or the - year contest. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Peters of Orange. Decaps, a Junior Achievement company counseled by Nortronics of Anaheim, was selected as one of four finalists in the Southern California company-of-the-year contest. Decaps will compete in the western regional finals in June. C. Leo Gross, a member of Nortronics' management team and active in the local JA program since its inception here five years ago, was honored as the JA adviser with the most service. At the dinner, seven of the 22 Executive Awards presented to Southern California Achievers were captured by teenagers from Orange County, Halpern said. Local recipients of the Executive Award, highest individual award that an Achiever can earn, were Tom Rogers, 18, a senior at Orange high school; Suzi Weishaar, 16, a junior at Rancho Alamitos high school; Nancy Nesmith, 17, a junior at BARRELL OF CHICKEN ...4.69 (20 pieces plus potatoes) TUB OF SHRIMP ...2.39 (15 jumbo shrimp & hot sauce) BUCKET OF SHRIMP ...3.50 (22 jumbo shrimp & hot sauce) BARRELL OF SHRIMP ...4.69 (30 jumbo shrimp & hot sauce) SPECIAL Monday's Only TUB OF CHICKEN 2¹⁹ VAN'S BROASTER 127 N. RAYMOND E. FULLERTON Phone - LA 6-2312 the Southern California area went to William Doyle, a 17-year-old senior at Servite high school. Doyle was awarded a $500 scholarship from KMPC, a $350 national scholarship from "Readers Digest", and a total $350 Junior Achievement scholarships. Young Doyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Doyle of Fullerton is president of his JA company, chairman of the Orange County Achievers Association, and president of the Metropolitan Council of Achievers Associations. He plans to attend Stanford University. Karen Weisman, a senior at Anaheim high school and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oran L. Weisman of Anaheim, received a $150 JA scholarship. Local recipients of the Executive Award, highest individual award that an Achiever can earn, were Tom Rogers, 18, a senior at Orange high school; Suzi Weishaar, 16, a junior at Rancho Alamitos high school; Nancy Nesmith, 17, a junior at Orange high school; Steve LaBee, 17, a junior at Orange high school; Faye Taute, 17, a senior at Orange high school; Frederic Opalka, 17, a junior at Servite high school; and Jon Peters. Halpern said there are more than 3200 sophomores, juniors, and seniors participating in the program in Southern California. Our savers have green thumbs When it comes to making dollars grow, our savers are real gardeners. Dollars saved with us thrive nicely on generous earnings. Put part of your pay regularly into "seed money" and watch it bloom into an impressive reserve. Why not start your bumper crop of "growth dollars" with us this week? ANAHEIM OF... MARVIN F. ESSENMACHER ASST. Vice-Pres. B29 S. State College blvd. (Placentia St.) 1 block South of East Anaheim Center PR 6-5700 Other Offices in Alhambra, Costa Mesa and West Covina Head Office: Alhambra FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association of Alhambra Since 1925... Growing under Same, Sound Management Policies MEMBER OF THE SAVINGS AND LOAN FOUNDATION, INC., SPONSOR OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT IN READER'S DIGEST, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC AND McCALL'S NEW PREXY — Above Myron Reed, a club past president, installs Harvey Jorgensen, newly elected president of the Anaheim Industrial Management Club at a ladies’ night installation meeting at the Stratford House. Other new club officers who will serve during the 1964-65 term are Gene Hall, program vice-president; Lincoln Clark, membership vice president; James Diehl, treasurer; Gene Brewer, recording secretary; Harold Williamson, past president, and William Poirier, executive secretary. Meeting speaker Robert W. Hutchinson, Industrial Relations Director, Kwikset Division, American Hardware Company in an address, “Keys to Supervision outlined good practices in formulating group decisions. The club is affiliated with the Anaheim YMCA, a United Fund Agency. Chancellor Aldrich Speaker For Rotary Club Awards Chancellor Aldrich Speaker For Rotary Club Awardees Dr Daniel Aldrich, Chancellor of the University of California at Irvine, was featured speaker at a banquet last Monday, honoring more than 200 high school seniors for outstanding scholarship. The event, first of is kind to be held locally, was staged at the Disneyland Hotel under the sponsorship of the Rotary Club of Anaheim. On the program was entertainment furnished by the June Rudell Trio and the presentation of a trophy to each scholar. Dr. Donald H. Gard, Minister of the First Presbyterian Church of Anaheim, delivered the invocation. Purpose of the affair, accord- "All Night Grad Party" Plans Set "Adventures in Paradise" is almost here. The "All night Grad Party" is a two night party, Anaheim and Western on June 10 and Magnolia and Savanna on June 11. Doors will open at 9 p.m. and the party will end at 6 a.m. All seniors are invited to come stag as dates are not necessary. Guests of seniors do not have to be seniors or come from their respective schools. Tickets went on sale May 15 on all school campuses. Cost of the tickets are $5 including continuous dinner throughout the night converting into breakfast at in scholarship. The student scores high in his grades is much entitled to acclaim as one who scores on the athletic field, he observed. In addition to leading educators representing both public and parochial schools, the list included civic dignitaries and representatives from other Service Clubs in the area. WINS NATIONAL HONOR! Richard Beaucher, a junior at Anaheim High School, admires the certificate awarded him for his winning entry in the National Scholastic Magazine Photographic competition. Standing next to copy of Richard's winning water polo action shot is Anthony W. Freeman, photography instructor at Anaheim High $10.00 along with honorable other entries ning print with the next few Anaheim High 11. Doors will open at 9 p.m. and the party will end at 6 a.m. All seniors are invited to come stag as dates are not necessary. Guests of seniors do not have to be seniors or come from their respective schools. Tickets went on sale May 15 on all school campuses. Cost of the tickets are $5 including continuous dinner throughout the night converting into breakfast at 4:40 a.m. Everyone may go back for as many servings as they wish. Continuous entertainment the whole night through and many surprises are Ted Quillan of KRLA, Don Trenner and orchestra from the Steve Allen Show, George Laughlin and the Millionaires, Frank Rossolino, Dick and Dee, Bay Town Singers, Polynesian Playboys, and Jo Ann Mowrey, former Olympic swim star performing a water ballet. Prizes awarded throughout the night include: typewriters, tape recorders, record players, etc. Grand prize will be a late model car. Decorating the two Western gyms will begin on Friday June 5 at 1 p.m. Help is needed by all committees. For further information please contact Mrs. Muriel Altman, PR 4-6501, overall chairman; Mrs. Margaret Peterson, KE 5-5614, Anaheim; Mrs. Sylvia Black, JA 7-2488, Magnolia; Mrs. Lee Catucci, PR 2-0622, Savanna; Mrs. Louise Marten, JA 7-2640, Western. 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MON Wednesday, May 20, 1964 The Gazette—3 PERSONAL MENTION GEORGE COKAS GEORGE COKAS has been named manager of the recently created data processing products division at Hughes Aircraft Company's ground systems group, according to C. Harper Brubaker, a Hughes vice president and group executive. Two local high school journalists and their advisor will spend a day at sea aboard the attack carrier Yorktown (CVS-10) on Saturday, May 23 on the eighth annual "Day in the Navy" cruise. The boys, DONALD LOOMIS, 426 N. Resh, ROBERT PLEDGER, 1521 West Chevy Chase Dr., together with school advisor, LARRY QUILLE, 1444 Birchmont Dr., will represent Anaheim High School. They will get to watch pilot qualification tests in private and will participate in the cruise. Naval Reserve Public Relations Company 11:2 of Los Angeles, sponsor of the annual "Day in the Navy" cruise for the past eight years, will present prizes for the best articles written by the students about their experiences. 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