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1954-06-03 · Anaheim Bulletin · page 6 of 20 · OCR glm-ocr
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3000 New Homes To Be Built Here Within 18 Months Based on last year's construction of 1200 new homes in the city and the number of tract maps presently on file with the city engineer, Anaheim city officials predict that some 300 new homes will be built within the next 18 months with a subsequent population growth of about 10,000 persons—figuring 3.3 per person per house—Keith Murdock, City Administrator, told the Kiwanis Club Tuesday. This is a conservative estimate, he said. He revealed that at the present time there are 71 maps on file and each one averages between 50 and 100 homes. Murdock also pointed out on a large map proposed annexations west of the city which extends west to Dale street, south of Ball Road and north to Manchester Blvd. The largest annexation now pending is the 815-acre Orange avenue annexation which encompasses property bounded by Brookhurst on the west, Lincoln to the north, Bail Road on the south and Euclid on the east. He also outlined requirements facing the city with the annexion of property to the west and stated that a new fire station will be required to service that area. Murdock was introduced by program chairman Ray Link President Wayne Butterbaugh presided over the meeting. Arthur Porter was fetter by the club upon the announcement that he and his wife are observing their 80th wedding anniversary and he received a gift from the club. More Bachelors Murdock was introduced by program chairman Ray Link President Wayne Butterbaugh presided over the meeting. Arthur Porter was feted by the club upon the announcement that he and his wife are observing their 60th wedding anniversary and he received a gift from the club. More Bachelors In New York Than Single Girls By ELIZABETH TOOMEY United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK (UP)—Girls who work at desks in the daytime and study wood carving at night are not just whittling their time away. They're looking for attractive bachelors. This is one of the time-honored ways to meet new friends in a big city. Since girls here alone, working at their first jobs, pick up a surprising amount of unrelated information in their search for bachelor-laden night school classes. Many a girl graduate will leave her home town next month with the familiar warning that "a city is no place to find a husband. Girls in small towns get married first. The Far West is the place where all the bachelors are." This gloomy picture is out of focus. If daughter turns out to be an old maid, it can't be blamed on the bachelor ratio of this city or on the extensive young people's groups organized to help her meet new friends. Bachelors Outnumber Women Bachelors between the nice, marriageable ages of 20 and 24 outnumber single women in the same age bracket five to four, according to the latest census figures for this metropolitan area. As for girls' chances of meeting young men—well, the remarkable ingenuity shown by lonely girls plus the willing assistance from paid youth counsellors make it inevitable that a young man's bachelor standing is a fleeting thing. "Any girl who has the courage riageable ages of 20 and 34 outnumber single women in the same age bracket five to four, according to the latest census figures for this metropolitan area. As for girls' chances of meeting young men—well, the remarkable ingenuity shown by lonely girls plus the willing assistance from paid youth counselors make it inevitable that a young man's bachelor standing is a fleeting thing. "Any girl who has the courage to come to a big city alone and get a job is not shy about making new friends," an executive of the YWCA said. The girls sign up for courses in ceramics, book binding, foreign languages and wood working. One young man recalled going to a night class in aviation mechanics. Two beautiful girls joined the class the first night. One girl finished the course with an engagement ring, he said, and she other girl dropped out after a heartening social rush. Church Activities "We encourage girls to sign up for courses in subjects they really do find interesting." said the YWCA executive. "If a girl is bored with the subject, she probably won't be interested in the men who are studying it." Girls far outnumber the young men who sign up for the extensive church activities planned by metropolitan churches. One Park venue church has a waiting list of girls who want to join its community club. The membership, now about 800, is kept fairly evenly divided among young men and women, so the waiting girls can join only when a corresponding number of young men join. SUMMER LEAGUES NOW FORMING Open Lanes every day and evening from noon until 7 FREEWAY BOWL Santa Ana Freeway & Katella Phone KE 5-8522 NE AR 93¢ WE'RE LOADED EE 99¢ oz. 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