anaheim-gazette 1964-07-22

PERSONAL MENTION Jack J. Heller of 1634 W. Palais Road, is the newly elected Chairman of the Los Angeles section of the National Association of Corrosion Engineers, a scientific association of individuals and companies concerned with curtailing economic waste and preserving natural resources. Heller has lived in Anaheim with his wife, Mary, and children Anne, Jean, Susan and John for about three years. He is presently employed as Materials Supervisor in the Engineering Department of the Union Oil Co. James J. Schneider of 627 Fernwood St., is the newly elected Vice-Chairman of the Los Angeles section of the National Association of Corrosion Engineers, a scientific association of individuals and companies concerned with curtailing economic waste and preserving natural resources. Schneider has lived in Anaheim for over twenty years with his wife, Kay. His son, Richard, is now at home; Jim has two other children, both married, and many grandchildren. He is presently employed as a Technical Service Representative with the Wyandotte Chemicals Corp. AMAZING The NUMBER OF SERVICES offered at SQR OCC PRODUCTION — The Trapp hear “Do Re Me” from the Orange Coast musical, “The Sound of Music of Garden Grove, as “Mala Ana, as “Kurt”; Laird Rode MU ALPHANS THRIFT SA SET FOR SATURDAY Mu Alpha Chapter of D Theta Tau will sponsor a mage and thrift sale to be Saturday, July 25 from 9 to 9 p.m. at the Eoileensy AMAZING The QUALITY of SERVICES offered at SQR BENCOLN-CENTER AT LESSON DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM stop where you see this sign of Balanced Power you'll live better...spend less Your Balanced Power home or apartment uses both gas and electricity. Electricity runs the lights, TV, small appliances. And in your Balanced Power home or apartment Gas does the big jobs of cooking, heating and air conditioning, clothes drying, water heating. Gas is faster. And costs you a whale of a lot less. That's the big difference! When you let each power do what it does best, your monthly bills are smaller. Over the life of your mortgage, you can save thousands of dollars. You'll find the sign of Balanced Power in the advertisements of smart builders throughout this real estate section, and displayed on new homes and apartments wherever you go in Southern California. ©SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY EC PRODUCTION — The seven children of Capt. Georg von App hear “Do Re Me” from their new governess in a scene from the Orange Coast College production of the Broadway musical, “The Sound of Music.” Left to right are Jill Tepper, 9, Garden Grove, as “Marta”；Steven Patterson, 11. of Santa Ana, as “Kurt”；Laird Rodet, 12. of Costa Mesa, as “Friedrich”; Diane Hall, 18. of Santa Ana, as “Maria,” the governess; dra Gilbert, 17. of Anabeim, as “Lieal”；Allison Beech, Balboa Island, as “Gretl；“ Mary Wright, 15. of Tustin, as “Sa”；and Jeannie Richter, 10. of Anabeim, as “Brigitta.”tain time is at 8:15 p.m. July 30 and 31, and 2:15 and 8:15 Aug. 1 ALPHANS THRIFT SALE T FOR SATURDAY Annual Scholarship Funds Established Judge Elevated To Superior C Annual Scholarship Funds Established John H. Rousselot, National Director of Public Relations of the John Birch Society, announced on behalf of the Society the formation of the Manning Johnson Scholarship Fund and Committee which will provide an annual scholarship award of one thousand dollars for a deserving Negro student, boy or girl, prepared to enter college each year. The first award will be made in September, 1964. The newly established Committee in charge of selecting the students to be awarded this scholarship and/or scholarships will be made up of Mrs. Julia Brown, Cleveland, Ohio, a Negro lecturer and one-time undercover agent for the FBI operating in the Communist Party; the Reverend J. L. Ward of Me-Reverend J. L. Ward of Memphis, Tennessee, a highly regarded Negro minister and founder of the Prince of Peace Movement; and the Hon. John H. Rousselot as chairman. The Fund and Scholarship was named after Manning Johnson, a great American patriot and author of the book "Color, Communism, and Common Sense," a book which he allowed to be published after he had defected from the hierarchy of the Communist Party, and in which he tried to expose the Communist hands behind most of the "Civil Rights" agitation now tearing our country apart. Following his defection from the Communist Party, Manning Johnson devoted the remainder of his lifetime to waking up the American people as to the internal threat of the Communist Party in this country. "The John Birch Society felt that this would be a more positive and living memorial to a fine American than any appropriate plaque for Mannig Johnson's grave," according to Rousselot. The scholarship will be awarded each year by the above-mentioned Committee and will be available to Negro students toward the expenses of a college career. House of Delegates Officers Chosen A Lutheran organization, the House of Delegates of Martin Luther Hospital, elected the following officers to serve a one-year term: President and hospital board of directors, Pastor Richard Schumm, Messiah Lutheran Church, Buena Park; vice president, Hilton C. Bradford, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church; Buena Park; secretary, Donald Hausrath, Immanuel Lutheran social mission hopes and aspirations and the physical and operational needs of the patients as viewed by the members of the House. To present to the congregations the work of Martin Luther Hospital in the field of social missions. To transmit to the congregations the Annual Reports, and other pertinent information of President and hospital board of directors, Pastor Richard Schumm, Messiah Lutheran Church, Buena Park; vice president, Hilton C. Bradford, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church; Buena Park; secretary, Donald Hausrath, Immanuel Lutheran Church, Orange; assistant to the secretary, Administrator, Martin Luther Hospital; board of directors, Pastor Howard Lenhardt, Church of the Good Shepherd, Buena Park, and R. W. "Bobb" Beehler, Grace Lutheran Church, Anaheim; and sixth member of the executive committee, Pastor Erwin Walz, Redeemer Lutheran Church, Placentia. Norman Nelson, director of developments and church relations of the Lutheran Society of Southern California, and Pastor Sterling Candow, president of the House of Delegates of the Lutheran Hospital Society of Southern California, outlined the purpose of the House of Delegates, as follows: To represent officially all Lutheran congregations and serve as a liaison in their relationships with Martin Luther Hospital. To present to the Hospital the congregation's theological and social mission hopes and aspirations and the physical and operational needs of the patients as viewed by the members of the House. To present to the congregations the work of Martin Luther Hospital in the field of social missions. To transmit to the congregations the Annual Reports, and other pertinent information of Martin Luther Hospital and to interpret such reports and information to the end that an increasing sense of papport may be established between the hospital and the congregations of the area. To serve the Martin Luther Hospital in any manner mutually agreeable in developing and strengthening public and personal relationships including the encouragement of volunteer service. Shall elect three members to serve on the Hospital's official Board of Directors. The following Lutheran churches in Orange County have been elected to membership in this House of Delegates: Grace, Lamb of God, and Mt. Calvary in Anaheim; Messiah and Good Shepherd in Buena Park; Our Saviour and Immanuel in Orange; First Lutheran in Fullerton; Redeemer in Placentia; St. Peter's in Santa Ana; and Bethel in Cypress. CLaude M. DeVoras of Wichita Kansas, was elected President by Lions International at the Association's 47th annual convention in Toronto, Canada, July 8-11. Lions International, with 720,000 members in 124 countries, is the world's largest service club organization. Lions International is known for its many youth programs, community service projects, sight conservation activities and aid to the blind. Last year Lions Clubs around the globe completed more than 400,000 individual community projects. U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that U.S. Armed Forces and Veteran's Hospital patients increased consumption of milk over the standard ration of 581 million pints in 1963, under a special program to stimulate expanded use of milk for troop feeding. The ferrain of the Coronado National Forest in Arizona and New Mexico varies from arid desert to rugged wooded mountains, with swimming and snow skiing only 40 miles apart, notes the Automobile Club of Southern California. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE IN THE WORLD...IN THE ROUND! NOW PLAYING TWO WEEKS ONLY SAMMY LEWIS AND DANNY DARE PRESENT GORDON & SHEILA MacRAE in "BELLS ARE RINGING" AUG. 4-16 TWO WEEKS ONLY SAMMY LEWIS AND DANNY DARE PRESENT ALAN YOUNG in "Finian's Rainbow" JAMES DUNN MOLLY BEE Melodyland THEATRE Judge Elevated to Superior Court Governor Edmund G. Brown elevated the Honorable Charles A. Bauer, 51, to the Orange County Superior Court. "Judge Bauer has distinguished himself on the Huntington Beach-Seal Beach Municipal Court Bench and proved to be fair and impartial judge," the governor said. "I am happy he has accepted this appointment and I know he will continue to be an outstanding judge." Judge Bauer attended public schools in Kansas and the University of Kansas. After graduation from college he was admitted to the Kansas bar, where he practiced law for a number of years before being elected county attorney in Wilson County there. He was admitted to the California Bar in 1947 and entered private practice in Huntington Beach until he was elected City Attorney here in 1950 and again in 1954 and 1958. He has been judge of the Huntington Beach-Seal Beach Municipal Court since 1961. He is a member of the Orange County Bar Association, American Bar Association, Orange County Peace Officers' Association, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Masons, Miners, Elks, Lions and the Conference of California Judges. He is married and the father of two daughters. Lions Elect International President Rainbow JAMES DUNN MOLLY BEE Melodyland Theatre OPPOSITE DISNEYLAND SEATS NOW on SALE! RARA AVIS A "rare" bird indeed is this emblem we so proudly display. Of the hundreds of Savings and Loan Associations in California, only a relative few can refer to themselves as Federal associations. We are particularly proud to be among them. For there is much more involved than merely a name, or the right to display the Federal symbol. Our Federal charter means that we are mutually owned...that we are responsible to you, our account holders. It also means that we are closely supervised by the United States government...that our earnings must go first into reserves for account holders. And it means that our management has willingly assumed the legal and moral responsibilities which come with the granting of a Federal charter. All of these things. Lions Elect International President Federal symbol. Our Federal charter means that we are mutually owned...that we are responsible to you, our account holders. It also means that we are closely supervised by the United States government...that our earnings must go first into reserves for account holders. And it means that our management has willingly assumed the legal and moral responsibilities which come with the granting of a Federal charter. All of these things...our name, our reputation, our sense of obligation to you and to the community...are embodied in this rare "Sign of the Eagle," which boldly proclaims that we are a Federal Savings and Loan Association. Maximum protection, confidence, and safety for your funds; that's what saving with our Federal association means to you. We invite you to open your insured account now. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association of Alhambra "LITTLE HAPPY BUCK" ESTABLISHED 1925 • A. G. KRUSE, PRESIDENT ANAHEIM OFFICE: MARVIN F. ESSENMACHER, Asst. Vice President & Mgr. • 529 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 Since 1925...Growing under Same, Sound Management Policies