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THE CALIFORNIA COURIER
March 25, 1976
GUESTS — Mr. and Mrs. Leon Peters of Fresno (left) and Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Sohigian cooperated with the photographer after
dinner.
BOARD MEMBER - Sam and Seda Bedrosian of Sepulveda with
Julie Kershaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kershaw and a
star of the show at the Ani Guild Champagne Dinner.
Petrosian Wins
US Chess Tourney
LONE PINE - Former
world champion Tigran
Petrosian, a top seeded
Soviet chess player has won
the sixth annual Louis D.
Statham International
Chess Tournament in this
mountain resort community. Sixteen players tied for
the next two places.
Petrosian captured first
place and the $8,000 top
prize March 12 on the final
day of play. He had 5lA
points, winning five of his
seven games and drawing
one.
In second place were
nine men, including the
US champion Walter Brown
of Berkeley; Vassily
Smyslov of the Soviet
Union; Miguel Quintero
and Oscar Panno, both of
Argentina; Anthony Miles
of London, England;
Kenneth Rogoff of Rochester, NY; and Gyozo Forin-
tos of Hungary.
Miguel Najdorf of
Argentina became No. 9 in
the nine-man tie late
Saturday after defeating
Kim Commons of Los
Angeles in the final game
of the tournament. All nine
men had 5 points.
Student Group
To Award
Silver Medals
NEW .YORK - Ten silver
medals will be awarded to high
school seniors from throughout
the United States in recognition of academic achievements by the Central Executive
Committee of the Armenian
Students' Association.
The presentations will be
made at the organization's
annual convention banquet
June 25 at the Hyatt House in
Cherry Hill, NJ.
"It is hoped that members
of the Armenian community
will make a special effort to
bring this award to the attention
of potential candidates," said
Florence Avakian, chairman of
the awards committee. Application forms may be obtained
from Ms. Avakian, 201 East
30th Street, New York, NY
10016. Applications must be
received by the committee by
Mav 1.
Walter Karabian Elected
To Garfield Bank Board
MONTEREY PARK-Walter
Karabian has been elected to
the Board of Directors of the
Garfield Bank, according to an
announcement by John A.
Gabriel, board chairman and
president of the bank.
Gabriel expressed pleasure
of Karabian's election saying,
"His judgement and knowledge
have been assets to the bank
where he has served as our
attorney. Now we expect to
benefit even more from his
expanded participation.''
Karabian, a former resident
of Fresno where his parents,
John and Gladys Karabian still
reside, graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1956. He
graduated from the University
of Southern California School of
Law and also earned a Master's
degree from the graduate
school of Public Administration.
He was student body president
at USC.
Karabian, former Majority
Floor Leader of the California
Assembly and a veteran of the
legislature, where he served
from 1966 to 1974, is in the
private practice of law as a
partner in the Los Angeles
firm of Karns and Karabian.
In 1971, when he became
Majority Floor Leader, he was
the youngest man in California
history to serve in that powerful
position.
Since his retirement from the
Legislature in 1974, he has
been engaged in the practice of
law in California as well as in
Europe and the Middle East,
The Garfield Bank's home
office is in Montebello with a
branch in Monterey Park.
The third branch will open in
Huntington Park on May 5
which is the 21st anniversary of
WALTER KARABIAN
the establishment of the bank.
Besides Gabriel, Karabian
joins Art Agajanian, Jack
Arakelian, Al Desoto, Ronald
Gabriel and Joe Licata on the
Bank's board of directors. The
bank's total assets are more
than $41,000,000.
Wins USSR Table
Tennis Crown
YEREVAN - Elmira An-
donian, a 20-year-old student
from Yerevan, won four gold
medals at the USSR individual
and team table tennis championship games in Baku.
RED CARPET REALTORS
336 W. Shaw Avenue - Fresno, Ca. 93704
(209) 224-1300 - (209) 439-0806
For Professional Real Estate Service Call:
Satt (Saghatelian) Lucinian
SONS
OFSASSOUN
Are Coming.'
Details To Follow
MORE WORK - Seated, left to right. Kay and Rosemary Cloud
and Steve and Gloria Volpe. Standing are Marilyn Missakian, David
and Rhonda Gaynor. and Jess and Ron Cloud. - COURIER PHOTO
ORIGINATOR & CREATORS OF PEDA BREAD
Jack Shelton, in his exclusive "Private Guide to Restaurant"
and in "San Francisco" magazine, acclaims the
"purity of ingredients, and delicious flavor" of our Lahvosh.
Can be shipped Nationwide - "Quality is Our Priceless Ingredient"
VALLEY BAKERY
502 M St., Fresno, Calif. - Phone: 264-9254
Hours: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. — Sunday: 7 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Object Description
| Title | Scrapbook |
| Object type | Photo album |
| Digital collection | Leon S. Peters Papers |
| Physical collection | Leon S. Peters papers |
| Folder structure | Biographical_information |
Description
| Title | Page 80 |
| Date Created | 1976-03-25 |
| Physical description | 38.8 cm. x 30.6 cm. |
| Full text search | Page 10 THE CALIFORNIA COURIER March 25, 1976 GUESTS — Mr. and Mrs. Leon Peters of Fresno (left) and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sohigian cooperated with the photographer after dinner. BOARD MEMBER - Sam and Seda Bedrosian of Sepulveda with Julie Kershaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kershaw and a star of the show at the Ani Guild Champagne Dinner. Petrosian Wins US Chess Tourney LONE PINE - Former world champion Tigran Petrosian, a top seeded Soviet chess player has won the sixth annual Louis D. Statham International Chess Tournament in this mountain resort community. Sixteen players tied for the next two places. Petrosian captured first place and the $8,000 top prize March 12 on the final day of play. He had 5lA points, winning five of his seven games and drawing one. In second place were nine men, including the US champion Walter Brown of Berkeley; Vassily Smyslov of the Soviet Union; Miguel Quintero and Oscar Panno, both of Argentina; Anthony Miles of London, England; Kenneth Rogoff of Rochester, NY; and Gyozo Forin- tos of Hungary. Miguel Najdorf of Argentina became No. 9 in the nine-man tie late Saturday after defeating Kim Commons of Los Angeles in the final game of the tournament. All nine men had 5 points. Student Group To Award Silver Medals NEW .YORK - Ten silver medals will be awarded to high school seniors from throughout the United States in recognition of academic achievements by the Central Executive Committee of the Armenian Students' Association. The presentations will be made at the organization's annual convention banquet June 25 at the Hyatt House in Cherry Hill, NJ. "It is hoped that members of the Armenian community will make a special effort to bring this award to the attention of potential candidates," said Florence Avakian, chairman of the awards committee. Application forms may be obtained from Ms. Avakian, 201 East 30th Street, New York, NY 10016. Applications must be received by the committee by Mav 1. Walter Karabian Elected To Garfield Bank Board MONTEREY PARK-Walter Karabian has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Garfield Bank, according to an announcement by John A. Gabriel, board chairman and president of the bank. Gabriel expressed pleasure of Karabian's election saying, "His judgement and knowledge have been assets to the bank where he has served as our attorney. Now we expect to benefit even more from his expanded participation.'' Karabian, a former resident of Fresno where his parents, John and Gladys Karabian still reside, graduated from Roosevelt High School in 1956. He graduated from the University of Southern California School of Law and also earned a Master's degree from the graduate school of Public Administration. He was student body president at USC. Karabian, former Majority Floor Leader of the California Assembly and a veteran of the legislature, where he served from 1966 to 1974, is in the private practice of law as a partner in the Los Angeles firm of Karns and Karabian. In 1971, when he became Majority Floor Leader, he was the youngest man in California history to serve in that powerful position. Since his retirement from the Legislature in 1974, he has been engaged in the practice of law in California as well as in Europe and the Middle East, The Garfield Bank's home office is in Montebello with a branch in Monterey Park. The third branch will open in Huntington Park on May 5 which is the 21st anniversary of WALTER KARABIAN the establishment of the bank. Besides Gabriel, Karabian joins Art Agajanian, Jack Arakelian, Al Desoto, Ronald Gabriel and Joe Licata on the Bank's board of directors. The bank's total assets are more than $41,000,000. Wins USSR Table Tennis Crown YEREVAN - Elmira An- donian, a 20-year-old student from Yerevan, won four gold medals at the USSR individual and team table tennis championship games in Baku. RED CARPET REALTORS 336 W. Shaw Avenue - Fresno, Ca. 93704 (209) 224-1300 - (209) 439-0806 For Professional Real Estate Service Call: Satt (Saghatelian) Lucinian SONS OFSASSOUN Are Coming.' Details To Follow MORE WORK - Seated, left to right. Kay and Rosemary Cloud and Steve and Gloria Volpe. Standing are Marilyn Missakian, David and Rhonda Gaynor. and Jess and Ron Cloud. - COURIER PHOTO ORIGINATOR & CREATORS OF PEDA BREAD Jack Shelton, in his exclusive "Private Guide to Restaurant" and in "San Francisco" magazine, acclaims the "purity of ingredients, and delicious flavor" of our Lahvosh. Can be shipped Nationwide - "Quality is Our Priceless Ingredient" VALLEY BAKERY 502 M St., Fresno, Calif. - Phone: 264-9254 Hours: 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. — Sunday: 7 a.m. - 2 p.m. |
