JOE V. RECORD Shrine President

Shriners Seat New President j

.Toe V. Record, a Law n dale | carpet company ownei, ha si been installed as president of! the El Toga Shrine Club at| a dinner-dance meeting of! the club. Record succeeds! Arthur "Bill" Golden of Gar- dena. I

C. P. MacGregor, Imperial Marshall for the million-mem­ ber Shrine of North America and past-Potentate of Los An­ geles' Al Malaikah Temple, served as installing officer.

Other new officers in­ stalled during the ceremonies include: William Gerber of Gardens, first vice president and continuing secretary: Dan E. Butcher of Rolling Hills, second vice president: Archie Watson of Torrance. third vice president, and Martin Hoover of Inglewood,

' treasurer.Directors for the El Toga

Shrine Club will be: Robert Flrstman of Gardeni, George Jones of Redondo Beach, Clyde Hutton of Pilot Verdes, John Strickland of Gardena. Kenneth Smith of Tustin. Robert Faren of Torrance. William Rayls of Torrance. Dr. Norman Kobayashi of Gardena, and Douglas Cook of Torrance.

ChadwickLecturesScheduled

Emery Walker, dean of admissions at Harvey Mudd, Pltzer, and Claremont Col­ leges, will open the annual Community Lecture Series at Chadwick School tonight.

Walker will discuss "Pres lure on College Students' during a meeting In the Van derltp Auditorium on the Chadwick School campus in I Rolling Hills Estates. The lec­ ture will begin at 7.3C p.m. and there is no admission charge.

General theme of the Com­ munity Lecture Series is "Pressures I n Education." Speakers will address them­ selves to the origin of the pressures, is well as to pos­ sible solutions.

Other speakers In the se­ ries of three lectures will in­ clude Fredrick Clark, head­ master of The Cate School in. Carpinteria, CiUf., who will] discuss "Pressure and the Secondary School Student" on Feb. 9, and Dr. Fltzhugli Dodson, owner of the La- Prtmera Pre-School and the Children's Creativity Center in Walteria. He will speak Feb. 16 on the topic, "Pres­ sures on the Younger Child."

Committee Re-elects Chairman i

Wesley R. Brazier h?s been re-elected to a second term is Chairman of the Los An­ geles County Probation Com­ mittee.

Supervisor Kenneth Hahn, who appointed Brazier to the committee In 1962, said the chairman had spent "hun­ dreds of hours of volunteer work helping young persons who have been in trouble."

The commsslon advises the county's Chief Probation Of­ ficer on rehabilitation pro­ grams so persons sentenced

" to juvenile hall, forestry camps, and other Institutions may lead productive and law abiding lives upon their re lease.

Brazier was Installed at a luncheon at Juvenile Hall.

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