News Scrapbook 1969-1971

?-:r- ' Public Farewell' Sch uled For Bi~hop Furey A public ecumenical farewell to the Most Rev. Francis J. Fu• rey, bishop of the San Diego Catholic Diocese and archbishop designate of San Antonio, Tex.. is planned for the afternoon of July 20 at University of San Die- go, Alcala Park. Trustees of the university's colleges have invited all resi- dents of San Diego, San B rnar- dino Riverside and Imperial counties to attend a short, infor- mal outdoor program an re- ception at 4 p.m. at the Ca holic educational center. Brief messages by com nity and university reprcsen I lives will be heard, according to s. A. J. C. Forsyth, chairman of the event honoring Bishop Fur• ey. The ceremony and receiving line will be in the outdoor thea ter between the School of La and College for Men buildings. ''This will be the chance for all those who might have no oth er opportunity of personally wishing goodb) to Bishop Furey to do so," Mrs. Forsyth sald. "There will be room for thou sands in the lovely Alcala Par campus settmg for i!I really won- derful family Sunday afternoon gathering. ''In the six years he has been with us, Bishop Furey has trav- eled so extensively within the four counties of the diocese that there must be many friends who would like to meet him to bid him farewell. Mrs. Forsyth said neither tickets nor reservations will b needed. She said there will b ample parking space on campus.

7-//~ ,, Bishop Furey Honor Planned At Luncheon (Continued) do want to attend the function, 1,100 seats will be available free in the balcony. Tickets to the luncheon will cost $5, he said. Checks for tick- ets may be mailed to the Bishop Furey Testimonial Luncheon, care of the U. S. National Bank Trust Department, 190 Broad- " ay, San Diego, 92101. Addition- a I information may be obtained by calling 239-3033. Serving on the luncheon advi- sory committee are James S. Copley, chairman; DeGraff Aus- tin, John Alessio; Clayton H. Brace: Ricardo de la Cruz; Rear Adm Marshall E. Domin; Maj. Gen. Lowell E. English; Vice Adm. Bernard F. Roeder; \1rs. Thomas M. Hamilton; Ar• thur L. Rivkin; C. Arnholt Smith; the Rev. George Walker Smith, and Leonard J. Zanville. The master of ceremonies will be James F :'.\lulvaney. Lunch- ron committee members are E. .J. (Buzzie) Bavasi, chairman: Rube1t Breitbard and Mrs. Sid- ney Gillman. Members of the religious ad- visory committee for the lunch- eon are Rabbi Joel S. Goor, Dr. Robert H. Mayo and the Rev. I. Brent Eagen. Co-chairmen of the •'Commit- tee of 200" are Richard L. John• !Inn, Lewis Lipton and William E. Qwrk. According to Harutunian, the Committee of 200 will be chosen from a cross section of tl1e San Diego community citizenry. It also was announced yester• day that a c red United Air- lines plane, filled with well- wishers from Diego, will fly Bishop Furey to San Antonio the morning after the u cheon.

Luncheon Planned For Bishop Furey "The bigge,t indoor luncheon general chairman, Albert T. in the history of San Diego" will Harutunian. be held Aug. 4 in Convention "ThL~ 1s the be t way we Hall to honor and say goodby to could th1r.k of g,vmg _the people the :\lost Hev. Francis J. Furey, in the rountv and city of San bi hop of the Catholic diocese of Diego a chance to express their San Diego. gratitude for the great progress B is hop Fure), arch!>ishop- that we h ve made m this com elect of San Antonio. Tex., munit a1 st higotrl" through leaves San Diego the following the lead r h,p of Bishop Fu- morning to assume his nc1\ rey, aid Harutunian. duties. "In b1 1x years here,'" Haru• The luncht•on, conceived bv tunian It, 'Ile focused our at• .\1Jyor Curran ··to salute this tent ion on tne evils of bigotry - great spiritual and civic leader- really for th nr t tim . And he for his remarkable demonstra- has been a great umtmg tion of service and contribution force " to the improvement of our coun- Harutunian aid luncheon try and our ocial body," was will erve 1,700 pi:>rsons. For announced yesterday by the tho c who do not wish to eat but luncheon executive committee's (Continued ;;n b-3, Col. 1) 7•11 ""

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MR. AND MRS. RICHARD SCHERER Lynn Edith Anderson Weds Richard Scherer Miss LY,nn Ed ith Anderson, d aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Anderson of Point Loma, became the br ide of Richard Andrew Scherer, son of Mr and Mrs. And rew Scherer of San Diego, rn recent rites in the Academy of Ou r Lady ofPeace Chapel. The bride wore a simple cr epe sheath with lace bodi ce and

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• in ,,e,vs The United .States International University an- nounced the appomtment of ROBERT G. SHANNO1 as dean of stude12ts at the Elliott campus in San Diego. . The San Die~o chapter of the Society of Technical Writers and Publi_shers has elected JOHN E. STEVENS of Ryan Aeronautical Co. as chairman. • • • • Tbe, Southern Calif?rnia First National Bank has named ~IELDER K. LUTES, 3512 Fenelon St., Point L<:>rna, d1rect?r of marketing. He is president of the San Diego _Counc1_J of the Navy League and a director of the San Diego Frne Arts Society. Security Pacific Nat10nal Bank has appomted JAMES~- BELL, 3336 Yonge St., Pacific Beach assistant trust officer. ' • • • • . A member of the Scripps Clinic and Research Foun- dation, JOHN SPIZl~EN, Ph.D., has joined the board of gov_ernors cl _t~e Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel's maJor sc1enhf1c establishment. * • • • The former treasurer of the Hawaiian Elec1ric Co., WILL B.. JOHNSTONE JR., has been named vice-presi- dent of fmance of the San Diego Gas & Electric Co. • • • • A ~acific Beach man has been named director of the Office of Program PJ nning in the U. . Depart- ment of C?mmerce. 1?~- STEVE. E. HANES, 4884 Sa_n Joaqwn Dr., !acil1c Beach, professor of political science at the Umver y of San Diego,•was sworn in recently for the $36,000-a-year post. • • • ,t

Edward W. Holmes, the State Department specialist ot Rho- desia, Malawi, Zambia, Angola, Mozambique and Portuguese Guinea, will lecture on "African Colonialism: Dymg or Reviv- ing?'' at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the University of San Diego Col- lege for Women Theater. 2 Seek Sociol Work Degrees Two San Diego area studeRts are attending the summer ses- sion of the Smith College School for Social Work, Northampton, Mass., as master of social work degree candidates. They are Mrs. Catherine Lee Brogan, of 237 S. Helix Ave., Solana Beach, and Betty Marie McGovern, of 4295 Witherby St. YMCA Offers Scuba Course The Downtown YMCA, 1115 Eighth Ave., Is offering a swn- mer series, Safe and Sane Scuba Diving, for men and women age 17 and over. The six-week course will be held Tuesd s and Thursdays from 7 to 10 p.m. Each session will consist o a Ph- hour lecture period and 1 ½-hour pool work period. Registra. tion is now open. Student in Geology Course James J. Quiring of 14019 Donart Drive. Powa). a student at California Lutheran College, Thousand Oaks, will attend the second four-week term of the :\liami University summer geolo- gy field course in the Wind River Range of Wyoming begin- ning Sunday.

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!er, has been named to the new ) created po. t of d1rec- Leide dorf & Co.. Raymond V. tor of fina~ce at Stromberg Dittamore of Arthur Young & DatagraphiX, Inc. •He returns Co., l\ik J. Ellis of Haskins & fo San Diego from Fansteel Sells and James Halderman Corp., where he was control- of Pacific Southwest Airlines. ler of the Advanced Structures ... Mel Bratman, Zale Jewelry division ... Southern Califor- manager here. was chosen nia Testing Laboratory, Inc., from more than 550 store has opened a North Countv managers for a company cash office at 678 Enter.prise St'., bonus award for over-all Escondido. Don F'ierce is achievement and attaining manager and C. H. Woods is sales goals...Thomas Kuhn, area project engineer..•.A formerly deputy director of Barnes-Champ Advertising systems applications and graphic design for Coronado standards for Communications Cay Co. has received a first & Systems, Inc., has Joined place award m a national Logicon's San Diego division. compelil!on sponsored by This division is a new client of Kimberly Clark Corp. Chapman-Michetti, a San D.ie- .,...,,.,.te-~-e-n...,E"'··. ""s"'cb_a_n..,.e.. s,- 45-,- p-r_o-_ go advertising agency. . .Mike fessor of political science and Thill has joined Barnes- formerly academic dean at Champ Advertising as an ac- the University of San Diego, count executive. He moved has been here in 1960 from Rockford, named direc- Ill., and opened his own agen- tor of the tJ.S. cy. then served as Grossmont De p a rtment Center advertising director of Com- and as Southern California meycp's office First National Bank merchan- of program dismg-promotion drrector. I • • * * P annmg. He Jo epb Holt has been pa- will be re• point d a ·sistant cashier at spons1ble for of America's La Jolla d e v el oping branch. Holt, with the bank 1 o n g • range since 1963, had been opera- policies and Scbanes lions officer at the Linda Vis- programs and reviewing and ta branch. . . Ceram Corp., tvaluating current pro rams San Diego, has appointed C. of thP dP artment. .A ~1. E. Holmes Co., Los Angeles, bill 1s eing

Dr. Schanes Named toe., U.S. Post ?¥'; A University of San Diego professor of political science has been named director of the office of program planning in the U.S Department of Com- merce. Dr. Steven W. Schanes, 45, joins the growing contingency- of San Diegans in -the Nixon adminis tration. Sclianes was sworn in to the $36,000 a year post by Secretary of Commerce Maurice H. Stans. Schanes joined the USD faculty in Sep tember, 1966. He was appointed academic dean of the College for Men in December, 1966, but resigned in June, 1968, to return to teaching as professor in the USD political science department. An expert on pension funds, Schanes was a consultant to the California Highway Patrol and the State of Hawaii. He was vice president of a firm of con- sultants and actuaries in New York City before coming to USD. While academic ·dean, Schanes was instrumental in moves toward the unification of the College for Men and College for Women. He was a member of the joint committee on the future structure of the university. C her posts held by Schanes inc ude director of the New Jersey State Division of Pen- sions, 1952-58, and research analyst for the New Jersey State Chamber of Commerce, 1949-52.

Farewell for Bishop Furey More than 250 persons at• tended farewell ceremonies yesterday for the Most Rev. Francis J. Furey, who will become archbishop of San An- tonio. He will leave his position as bishop of the Sar. Diego Catho- lic Diocese early next month, and will be installed as leader of the archdiocese of San An- tonio Aug. 6. The farewell ceremonies were held m the open air theater of th University of San Diego. It was an ecumenical pro- gram which included speeches by Rabbi Joel S. Goor of Tem- ple Beth Israel: S u p e r i o r Court Judge James Cunning- ham; the Rev. Mother Fran- ces Danz, se..-ond president of the wSD Cvl1ege for Women, and Francisco P. Marty, rep- resenting !he :\1exican-Ameri- can community in the diocese here. brief. "J hear the moon walk time has been moved up, so I won't take too mucll of your time." he said. "And _I want you to know that .Hou ton is within the ar hdiocese of San Anto- nio, so we can all feel closer to what's happening there." Bisl10p Furey did not specu- ' late who Pope Paul VI will appoin a ~Is succ sor here. Sa eHI F.; pect "I ha the hot nor cold line to th t can," he said. "But I know mever it may be, h<' will get the same cooperation you showed me d u r i n g my six years here." Time Moved lp Bishop Fun•y :.aid ne want- ed lo kce1> the ceremonies

New board p •;//''J:n1t. 9 at V u·th center oard mem- was 1nV1ted to name seven tiii..O.mvers1 y Jil San DIP'"' hers have been elected to re- adult members to the board and Al Cautt11lo, former Te°rn place the now-defunct Teen of the new center They . Post board member and a Post Board-and youths have Leonard Ray Na~h f are leader in the_ Mexican-Amer- ~he majority vote as prom- president of the .T;en or::i:~ Ican commumty. 1se~ by the ~o_nomic Oppor- board; the Rev. Forrest Han- The boa_rd has only 15 tumty Comm1ss1on. cock, Free Will B t" t memb_ers, mstead of the 25 ap IS tentatively proposed last An open community meet- Church pastor; Oscar Jones week. Pr~~~:s CVis;a bYouth for ing Tuesday of all area adults public relations officer: "or en er

a civic leader and officer of the Kearny-Vista Communi- Y:touths named their dele- ga es to the board at a meet- omm1ttee; Rich- ing Friday,- but withheld an- the n ames ice consultant to local com- pendmg the selection of five munity programs; Gunnery others if the board had ex- Sgt. ~raurice Bingham, Lin- panded from 15 to 25. da Vista Elementary School The eight chosen are Dana PTA juvenile safet officer and Butch Applmg, Vm1ta and director of Bingham's ~yles, Pat Elhs, Lydia Wil- Ra1ders; Mrs. .Tube Benedict hams. Larry Hamilton, Steve ' B1dmoore and Mickey Fox. ~-~--~-- t Pl . C . . Y anmng ~rd Schmukler, Family Serv- noun~ement of

NEWBRIDE - Miss Patricia Anne Martin, dau hter of Mr. and Mrs. Phil ip Martin, Jr., of La Mesa, recently became the bride of John Earl Vreeland, Jr., son of Mr. and M John Vreeland, Sr., of San Diego m rites in St. Martin's Church. bnde is a graduate of the Academy of Our Lady of Peace and is a senior at the l,l · i I San Die o !:Plleaa for Wllm&D. Mr. Vreeland was graduated from Kearney High School and the USD Colle e for Men. S, ;.1,.',

The combined adult-youth board met for the first time at 7 p m yesterday to draft a p_rogram ou t)me for the re- mamder of the sumnier vaca hon period. Tile acting d1rert