Los Angeles Evening Citizen News from Hollywood, California • 11

Lorn Church Editor yr PASADENA- (UPI) Pert Present Dr John Ross To Lecture Transpbration Company 6th Battalion 48th Tansportation Group near Long Binh Viet-Wnam Pvt Collier received the award tor driving 'military vehicles over 6000 miles with no accidents or- traffic violations He is a truck driver in the company' In: Vietnam: Army Pfc Michael Nola -20 son of Mrs Mary Bright 3614 Meier St Los Apgeles has arrived: in Vietnam with his unit' the 101st Airborne Division Artillery Prior to its' arrival overseas the diyision had been stationed at Ft Campbell Ky The remainder of the division follows the 1st Brigade Iwhich has been: operating fa the country for 'some time- Pvt Nola is an artillery surveyor in Headquarters Bat-' tery of the 101st Payroll GaL FT BENJAMIN HARRISON WAC Joann Greene of Mrs Lillian R' Long 10610 Wilmington Ave Angeles completed an eight- week pay spedalist course at the nny Finance 1 -s She was trained in the pay- ment of civilian and military personnel handling of travel allowances- and accounting Instruction was also given in business law and pay regulations Lynn Haglund gets her second opportunity next Monday to perform before millions and die can hardly -wait The reigning Miss -Indiana will go through her ice skating routines on the Hoosier float in the famed Tournament of Roses parade that precedes the football classic here Jit will be one of the most unusual -floats in the parade-featuring a skating rink 10 by 20 feet It also will be adorned by four other Hoosier beauties who will depict the four seasons Lynn-: a pretty blonde Butler University sophomore from Occonomwoc Wis was a semifinalist fa me last Miss America' pageant where her ira ting caught the fancy of the judges Admits Butterflies -performing her skills before hundreds of thousands of persons lining the parade route and a nationwide television audience has its pit-falls9 but Lynn takes it all in stride- I get butterflies before such an event but 'once I step onto the ice I am she said will just love entertaining all these millions first trip 1 to California and she is brimming with excitement think California Is she said all tian ministry In Long Beach He served as pastor of several churches in California and eleven years after his graduation from Chapman the Rosses made the decision to become missionaries John Ross wanted to become a doctor so he went back to school He received his BS degree from Butler University and the MD degree from Indiana University School of Medicine He interned fa New Orleans and studied tropical medicine at Tulane University at the same time Dinner reservations must be made in advance not later ban Tuesday noon January 2 by calling HO 9 5107 Dr Ross will speak following the dinner The program will be in Richardson Hall The public is cordially invited to the dinner and to hear Dr Ross 7 Holy Communion For New Year A New Eve at First Congregational Church of Los Angeles Bridge of Worship service will include a New Year's Eve Communion Service Those to whom Communion is important are invited to participate whether members of this church or not The World Outreach Depart- ment of the Hollywood-Beverly Christian Church' William Rogers Chairman will present Dr John Ross as the guest speaker for the first all church dinner of Wednesday January 3 6:30 pm in Fellowship Hall of the church Dr Ross with his 'wife -Mabel serves as a medical missionary of the Christian Churches (Disciples of Christ) to the Democratic Republic of the Congo and is stationed in Lotumbe Dr and Mrs Ross are on furlough at the present time Lotumbe is a settlement of about 1000 Congolese and is situated approximately 80Q miles east of the mouth of the Congo River With the help of a ham radio (called by the Congolese) and a small airplane Dr Ross is able to treat many people by going to them and when necessary bringing them back to the hospital He also helps operate a rural dispensary and leprosarium and does evangelistic work Forinost of the time since he went to the Congo (In Dr Ross has-been the' only doctor fa an 18000 square mile area Dr Ross was bom fa Kansas but grew up fa California He is a graduate of Chapman College fa Orange and was ordained to the Chris- ELLIOTT SHEIX Commissioned FT EUSTIS VA Elliott Shell 22 son of Mr and Mrs Murray Shell 6605 Holt Aye' Los was commissioned an Army- second lieutenant upon gradual tion from Transportation Officer Candidate School here During the 23-week course: he was trained in supervising the transportation of military personnel and equipment by rail water land and air He received extensive instruction in transporting combat troops and supplies over jungle terrain He was also trained in the operation and maintenance of vehicles used by the Transportation Corps Lt Shell received his degree fa 1966 from the University of California at Los Angeles iX of for she said on a CHURCH OF DIVINE SCIENCE Wilshire Ebell Wilshire and Lucerne Birds DR JOSEPH MURPHY sPNkr Sunday 11 am "How to Make 1948 Your Greatest -V Tha Now Yaar Is a stta af consciousness Tha Bibla says "luhold I mako all thinqi nawu Your changed attitude changes avaryihing Begin a naw life nowl RADIO FM RADIO JCRHM 1027 7i3B am Monday through Friday DIAUA-ntAYKR 274-1901 Major Albert A Sparlis of 8858 Wilshire Blvd Beverly 1 Hills participated in the emergency airlift of thousands pf bales of hay for 10000 sheep and cattje snowbound on the Hop! I i a Reservation north of Winslow Ariz Major Sparlis is a flight 'commander in the Air Force 452nd il i a Airlift Wing from March AFB that- flew the airlift1 out of Luke AFB Ariz dropping-tons of hay for the starving livestock stranded by the re-" cent heavy snows The mission' commander Colonel Merle Larson said that the drops requested by the Bureau -of Indian Affairs were made from 100 to 200 feet above the ground Vf'just high enough to break the bales open on contact and low enough for pinpoint The major brother of Andrew Sparlis- Qf 175 04 Collins Encino Calif served during World War 11 and the Korean War A graduate of 'H' Polytechnic High School Los Angeles he received a A degree in '1964 from the University of California at Los Angeles He is a member of Sigma Na THOMAS WOEHL Deco rated VIETNAM -Army 'WO Thomas Woehl (right) 23 son of Mr and Mrs Hebert Woehl 1031 101st St Los A Angeles receives the -Bronze Star Medal during ceremonies near Da Nang Vietnam At the same time he was awarded the i a 'Cross of Gallantry for his service to Vietnam WO Woehl received the Bronze Star Medal 'for outstanding meritorious 1 service in combat operations i against hostile forces in Vietnam from November 1966 to November 1967 He is a pilot and a section leader in the 282nd Assault Helicopter Company Supply Clerks VIETNAM Army Pvt Lewis Stein 23 eon of Mr A and Mrs-David Stein 1257 Sycamore Ave Los AngeIes was assigned to the 278th Supply and Service Bat-talion in Vietnam as a supply cleric CHRIST CHURCH UNITY REV JOHN HINKLE Minister Sunday 11 am AND BELIEVE" 1 1 am Church Service Broadcast KGBS-AM 1020 KGBS-FM 971 me THURSDAY 8 PM "BEYOND TOMORROW" Rads Broadcasts KTYM1M0 kc 7:1 Sub Mon-Fri KLAC 570 kc 7:30 ml Sunday KMET-FM 94 nc 7:00 a jil Sunday Gone loraisaa Associate Minister JaM Uinltart Soloist Leslie Jalliff OrganW Stewart WUIo HanM 635 South Manhattan Place DU 9-4183 ROGERT STELLER MedicAward CAMP HOVEY Japah Army Doctor Robert Stel- ler 24r ion of Dr and Mrs Pete Steller 217 Tigertail Road Los Angeles was ed the1' Expert Medical Badge while assigned' to the 7th In-: fan try Division: at? Camp Ho-vey Korea The badge is the highest non-combat profidnecy award for medical personnel Capt Steller -qualified for the award through profidnecy in emergency medical treatment procedures transportation of sick and wounded field sanitation and hygiene He also passed a series of written examinations He is a surgeon in the 2nd Battalion of the 32nd Infrantry He received his degree in 1966 from the University of California College of Medidne He also attended -Pepperdine College Los Angeles and is a member of Phi Rho Sigma fraternity Pay Specialist GERMANY' Army Pfc Gilbert Davis 23 son of Mrs- Rita Davis 5127 Verdun Ave Los Angeles was assigned to the 8th Administration Company of the 8th Infantry Division near Bad Krouznach Germany as a pay disbursing specialist Pvt Davis received his degree this year from -California State CoDege at Los His father 'Gilbert Davis lives at 2709 View St Los Angeles His wife Pauline lives 'at 3975 Van Ness Ave Los Angeles Specialist DENVER Airman Jan Friedman son of Mr and Mrs Carl Friedman of 136 Palm Drive Beverly Hills has graduated from the Air Force technical school at Lowry AFB Colo He was trained as a supply inventory specialist and has been asigned to a unit of the Strategic A i Command at Vandenberg AFB Calif The airman a graduate of Beverly Hills High School attended Santa Monica City College and Woodbury College: Los Angeles -tv i Special Training SAN ANTONIO Airman Toshinori Tsuruda son of Mrs Keiko Tsuruta of 1155 Hoover St Los Angeles has completed basic training at Lackland AFB Tex He has been assigned to the Air Force Technical Training Center at Chanute'AFB 111 for specialized schooling as an aircraft weapons systems specialist He is a 1967 graduate of John Marshall High School i RICHARD MP Duty KOREA Army Spec Four Richard Marquez 23 whose wife Angli I Ives at 1006 Hillside Ave Pacific Grove Calif was assigned as a military policeman in the 2nd A Infantry 2nd Military Police Company in Korea Safe Driver VIETNAM Army Pfc Johnny Collier 20 son of Mr and Mrs Emmiet Collier Avalon Los Angeles was -awarded a safe driving certificate while serv-ing with the 543d In' his' lecture 'this Sunday Brother Achalananda will quote from the writings of a amahansa Yogananda founder' of Self-Realizatiox Fellowship: the end it is natural to look back and take inventory of what has been accomplished fa order to evaluate the state in which we find ourselves If a change seems desirable we usually resolve to initiate a new course of action or a different way of life we move along our little orbits each one creating his own egocentric world with its revolutions of alternate joys sorrows -and disap- pofatments most of us continue -to scratch for pennies while the 'infinite wealth of our Kingdom is waiting For this reason no man can remain completely satisfied with his petty achievements He knows for a certainty that even the longest life is not long enough to fulfill all his dreams and desires He intuitively feels that somehow somewhere a larger life awaits him A life not dependent on his material or even his intellectual accomplishment but on the vast life of Spirit to which he owes 1 being AUwe vwelame to attend the 9:30 am and the 11am Sunday service and free Thursday 8 pm lecture at If-Realization Fellowship Church 4860 Sunset Blvd Dr Boyd To Preach Dr Don Boyd senior minister of First Methodist Church will preach Sunday morning at 11 in the Sanctuary of First Methodist Church 8th and Hope Streets downtown on the topic or associated or identified with Christ with the Church with what? that is The Te Deum Choir under the direction of Cortlandt Bender will sing the anthems with Mrs Mary Lee Smith at the console of First organ A fellowship hour is held in the Church Parlor at the close of the service for visitors members and friends CHURCH Of LIFE Dr Hirrj Douglas Smith 6005 Sunset Blvd Sundays at 11 ajn Thursdays at 8 pjn SOME THOUGHT FOR 1968" Let's Talk About- You! LET'S FORGET THE NEW YEAR Wa might it wall fergat all about -I96S bainq a ntw'yaar uitiati wa know how wo oro going to mako it now Noxt yoar 1961 will ba jut anothor yaar lor ui unlass wa raaliza that yaara that ara truly MW for us just happen thoy ara eausacl 7- "Bahold' I mika all things will ba my Scianea of Mind topic at 10:30 this Sunday morning in tho Fox' Wilshire Theatre 8436 Wilshire Blvd one block oast of La Cionoga as vMinistar af tha Church of Ra-'ligious Scianca of Bavorly Hills Everyone is: wolcoma Saa you thoro? 'ic ---h k-' BBH GENE: EMMET CLARK DDa DIAL NOW AND JUST LISTEN: 4SM534 ami 4S2-S6S1 HOLLYWOOD CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 7677 Sunset Boulevard A TEACHING CHURCH DR ROBERT BITZER Speaks Sunday at 11 uThe Challenge of a New Year" Reverend William Loe Speaker Wednesday Noon Healing 12:10 to 12:45 NEW CLASSES FOR 1968 Monday Ivwiilng 10 Commencing Jcn "Tlic Intuitive Wednesday Evenings I to 10 Commencing Jan 10 Basic Principles Science af Miad (First Yaar) Call 762260 for Information it the greatest StotonU Anlv She flew into Los Angeles Wednesday and immediately started making the rounds Today several thousand other Indiana students arrived About 20000 -students are expected from Indiana for the Rose Bowl festivities Lynn is just as excited about football game between Indiana and University of Southern California as is about the parade all for she referring to other girls the Hoosier float have great team to A sociology major Lynn is pondering several careers among them teaching and traveling with a professional Ice show She already has offers from two major companies the Ice Follies and Ice Capades Chsmplonship But first she said she may decide to compete in the 1969 world skating championships that is if she finds the time for pratice been on so many personal appearances the last few months I had time to she said: And practice means six hours a day several days a week Asked what she finds more exciting the Miss America Pageant or performing in the Tournament of Roses parade Lynn became diplomatic both very she answered just one of the luckiest girls to be able to take part in two such wonderful LASL Chief To Speak at ANSDinner Dr Raemer Schreiber president of the American Nuclear Society (ANSJ and technical associate directin' of the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory (LASL) will speak on thermionics to the Los Angeles Section of ANS Jan 11 1968 His talk Conversion-' for Spacecraft Power and Nudear will be given in -conjunction with a dinner meeting to be held at 7:30 pm: at Restaurant 19710 Ventura Blvd Woodland Hills 'i -r Schreiber' was appointed technical associate director of LASL in' 1962 He first became assodated with Los Alamos fa 1943 and not only has worked on the development a nd assembly of many of the first atomic devices but participated in a dumber of the early atomic tests the countries paper for the answer Answer to Cross -Word Puzzle: ACROSS: 1 Rover 5 No Tby 7 Toe 9 An DOWN: 2 On 3 Vote 4 Rayon 8 Ox Overseas Duty VIETNAM Two soldiers fropn Los Angeles have arrived in Vietnam with their unit the 101st Airborne Division They are Spec Four Urbano Galindo and Richard Carmona Both men are assigned to Company A of the' 801st Maintenance Battalion Spec Galindo a instrument repairman fa the company is the son of Mr and Mrs Rafael Galindo 445 Fresno St Spec Carmona a supply clerk in the company is the son of Mr and Mrs Casimiro Carmona 8707 Ivy St inniLnjiuTjru-irtiu-u-Lsase -j -This group includes oysters clams mussles scallops cock-' les and many others All bi- valves have shapeless bodies protected by double hiiiged shells All are water creatures The last group of mollusks is called the Cephalopoda or head-footed creatures They are given this name because itsmembers have many arms or traades surrounding their mouths This group indudes the Octupus cuttlefish squid-and nautilus They are considered the of mollusk world This is because they are more active have excellent eyes capable arms and highly developed nervoUs systems All mollusks lay- eggs but some lay only a few and others many In some the young- hatch but as larvae in others as tiny reproductions of their TIMEi The Riddle Box What bird is present at every meal? 2 What is the smallest room in the world? 3 Wlaa is the most important -Use fSr cowhide? AnswersC-''1'-': 'Ty A swallow 2 Mushroom 3' To hold the cow together': ICthe1 puzzle box 7 v' RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Founder's UNITED CHURCH OF Hear DR HORNADAY Sunday Morning 9:30 and 1 1 :00 AND LIVE" 1 i i 1:45 Meditation Dr Kaglnald Amor Wednesday 7:30 pm NEW YOU" Hoar Dr Horaaday Monday through Friday Radio KFI pjn FarPrayar Call DU 1-1191 ''-rV-Y' Comor of Sixth and lorondo DU 1-2181 By A LEOKUM a What Are Mollusks? Win The 15Volume Britan--1 idea' Junior: Encyclopaedia for school and home Send your questions name age address to Me care of this paper -You must include your Zip Code In case of duplicate questions the author will decide the winner Today's winner Is: Alan Cox Pleasant Grove Utah Wfr: or less weltdeffaed which are eyes and The second common group of moUusksls the bivalves a more head on There are more titan 60000 different kinds of mollusks They Include slugs snails octopuses clams and oysters They differ fa size from almost invisible creatures to giant i 50 feet long Their homes may be fa the Tropics or fa the Arctic in deep seas still ponds or even on land Despite all thesis differences mollusks have certain common characteristics All have soft slimy boneless bodies which are covered with big folds of fleish called mantles In many mollusks this mantie -secretes a hard shell such as -that of the oyster Some Tmolr i lusks have no protecting shiell 'Almost all have a a projection of the mantle which helps them swim or walk mud-or tunnel Mollusks' are arranged into five groups Two of these groups" are very little: known but tiie other three are famil- iar to almost everyoie The aintenanC0-5peCr first' of these common groups KOREA -Pf csis the Gastropoda or stomach Frederick Jarrett 20 1 feet Among i them are the son of Mr and Mrs Frederick snails slugs whelks and peri-G: Jarrett -13028 Vermont winkles All gastropods haveyv 7 AST ARA Prosonts a MEDITATION SERVICE Condiictod by Roborf Chanoy SUNDAY 11 ajn and 2 JO pjn Annual Watch Party pm 241 Mariposa Ava Las Angolas 317-7187 PAUL HERNANDEZ Promotion FT BLISS TEX Paul Hernandez 18 son of Mr and Mrs Jesus Hernandez 4614 Eugene St Los Angeles was promoted to Army private pay grade E-2 upon completion of basic combat training -here 'The promotion was awarded two months earlier than is v- customary under an Army Jl policy providing incentive for oustanding trainees As many as half of the trainees fa each training cycle are eligible for the early pro-motion based on scores at tained during range 'firing 'Jlihigh score the physical combat proficiency test i ir(in i 1 i a bearing v- and leaderriiip potential SELF-REALIZATION FELLOWSHIP 4860 'Sunset Boulevard Hollywood Sundiy 9:30 6m and II aim -J BROTHER ACHALANANDA "YOUR DESTINY IN THE MEW W0RGAP (NEDACIL i i r- a r- '-jfi AA rH IxIrl rUke to take a tnp? Here are three interesting countries you might? go to Just rearrange the letters to get the names-of Auas -or Ycarnoox your riddles jokeb tot Riddles: Jokes -TeU Me Why!" Give your Zip Code Today's winner is: DebMe Marques Upton 1 Los Angeleswas assigned as a maintenance specialist fa thef 2nd7 Infantry 702nd Maintenance Battalion PARAMAHANSA YOGANANDA FoaodOr search for pannias while tha Infinite wealth of our Father's Kingdom Is waiting'' PY -T') Ay i-.