anaheim-gazette 1952-10-20

State Approves New Buildings For Fullerton HS Plans for new English and business education buildings at Fullerton Union High school were approved by the State Department of Education in Sacramento last week it was revealed at the board of trustees meeting recently. The two new buildings are to be located between the two new science buildings on the south and the mechanical arts unit on the north, along the Pomona st. side of the campus. Work should begin within the next few months. Trustees at the same meeting approved employment of Jeannette Snyder Nelson on one-third time basis as teacher of English at the junior college. Approved as evening school instructors were Joseph Ersek, poultry husbandry; Art Landemesser, art; David Pease, folk dancing; Stanley Porter, ceramics (Buena Park); Harold Peters, meatcutting; Donna Williams, comptometry. Classified employees approved were Pat Judge, Charles Meeks, Boyd Wisdom and Edward Sullivan. The board granted requests for attendance of faculty and administrators at conferences, including adult education administrators (Walter Pray and John Reid) at Sacramento Nov. 6 to 8; State Future Homemakers at Asilomar (Shirley Butler) Oct. 31 to Nov. 2; and Western Society of Physical Education at Asilomar (Mrs. Huth Scott and Mrs. Florence Dysinger) Oct. 16 to 19. Permission was granted to California Avocado Society to hold its 1953 annual meeting on the high school campus Saturday, June 6, 1953. Board members were invited. Orange Empire Chorale Seeks More Members At the expense of the losers in a two team contest to obtain new members, the Orange Empire Chorale enjoyed a home-cooked dinner last Tuesday evening at the Community center club house in Santa Ana. Chorale director, Kenneth Boetcher announced the drive as a success, but stated there was still a need for more tehors, lyric so- County's South Entry to Mun Orange county's entire section, from below El San Clemente, has formed quested admission to the politan Water District by tion to the Orange County cipal Water District, and the district has officially appo request, it was disclose The move would make More Members At the expense of the losers in a two team contest to obtain new members, the Orange Empire Chorale enjoyed a home-cooked dinner last Tuesday evening at the Community center club house in Santa Ana. Chorale director, Kenneth Boettcher, announced the drive as a success, but stated there was still a need for more tehors, lyric sopranos, and basso profundos. An invitation was extended to anyone wishing to become a member to attend any of the rehearsals each Tuesday evening, 7:30 p.m. In the music room of the Santa Ana high school. Boettcher also stated anyone wishing transportation to rehearsals to contact the Recreation department, KI 2-4771, Ext. 25. Assistance will be given in joining a car pool from many county points. The next formal Chorale concert is scheduled for Nov. 25 in Santa Ana. Among the requirements elfled by the municipal district are the payment of taxes and interest to the politian Water District, which was levied by the ing district a year ago financial requirements place the annexed territory par with territory now municipal water district. The annexed territory would be required to bear all of annexation procedure including legal and engh charges, and the cost of since voters of the area were required to approve the election. Leaders of the annexation, after investigating a posal for a number of months before the Orange Municipal Water District last week and filled the rehearsal, In the group Mayor Henry Read and man O. W. Carrick of Santa ente, and C. E. Burnett of payers Association, San O Judge Marco Forster and Williams of San Juan Ca and Engineer C. Roy Brox Tustin, who has condi preliminary survey for the end group. Approval of the annexation quest by the municipal board was immediate, su the terms subsequently o Timing of the request nexation at the present GETTING READY FOR THE NEXT "ALERT"—Shapely actress Vivian Mason and seven foot-eight-inch Locks Martin, the world's tallest deputy sheriff, pitch in to help adjust air raid siren at corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street in anticipation of coming public participation air raid drills in the Southland. Vivian, soon to be seen in Columbia Pictures' "Siren of Bagdad," gets complete cooperation of Martin, who was brought to Southern California by Arden Farms on a good will tour. Approval of the annexation at the present lieved to have been caused recent action of the Metro Water District board, which structured its president Jenson, to advise the leaders that if they are templating entry into MWD fact should be determined. MWD builds its proposed line from Lake Matheson Orange county, to the vicinity Santiago dam. If this line serve the additional territory between El Toro, present in the Orange County MWD district, and San Carlos it would be necessary to provide line capacity, it was out. Accordingly, while the end of the county may view annexation to the Orange Municipal Water District as possible, to insure future capacity for its water use the area may not actually need to build its supply till later, when its actual valuation is larger, it is stood. The preliminary engineering survey by Browning was have indicated an available valuation of between 1000 and $13,000,000 in the proposed annexation territory already in the City which would be interested in building the line from Sidney across the Irvine ranch El Toro to San Juan Capitol and San Clemente, a total valuation of about $20 would be available. It was mated. To finance the cost a line would require a border larger than the present limit of the territory, it KOREA—F-84G Thunderjets are lined up at Travis Air Korea via Hawaii to relieve 31st Wing which made first trans-Pacific mass jet flight in July. County’s Southern Section Asks Entry to Municipal Water District Orange county’s entire southerly section, from below El Toro to Ian Clemente, has formally requested admission to the Metropolitan Water District by annexation to the Orange County Municipal Water District, and the latter district has officially approved the request. It was disclosed today. The move would make Orange Port Elizabeth, South Africa — Heavily armed police ringed New Brighton Township today following week-end riots which left 11 persons dead; at least 27 injured and great property damage in the Negro section. At one time during the riot Saturday, about 5000 Negroes fought a running battle with the police. Notice this week Alpha Beta Food that they have won highest advertising can be given in dustry for the year 1952. The Vincent Ed New York City, w makes awards to vertisers in various dustries, has formed that the grocery co the finest, highest advertising in the this year is Alpha Beta kets. Over 2000 gr compete for this ad and this marks the history of the grocery chain on the has been judged first. In citing Alpha award the Edward out Claude W. E dent; Cliff, Haskew merchandising man J. Mitchell, advert all of Alpha Beta butions they have advertising. The av distinctive way of p which they use in and the fact that of the ads have me always followed by graphs that are bits of information buyer. In addition attention to the fa Beta ads very defi a “desire to serve contribute to the food retailing indust which profits from tive, understanding Orange county's entire southerly section, from below El Toro to San Clemente, has formally requested admission to the Metropolitan Water District by annexation to the Orange County Municipal Water District, and the latter district has officially approved the request. It was disclosed today. The move would make Orange county solidly MWD territory, except for the uninhabited mountain area. Terms and conditions under which the Orange County Municipal Water District would accept the San Juan Capistrano-San Clemente annexation were ordered sent to the sponsoring group through Attorney M. B. Wellington, counsel for the municipal water district, and Director W. B. Bellis was named as committee man for the district board, to work with the south-end group in fixing definite boundaries for the territory to be annexed. Among the requirements specified by the municipal water district are the payment of back taxes and interest to the Metropolitan Water District, the levy which was levied by the existing district a year ago. These financial requirements would place the annexed territory on a par with territory now in the municipal water district. The annexed territory also would be required to bear the costs of annexation procedures, including legal and engineering charges, and the cost of election. Since voters of the area would be required to approve the annexation. Leaders of the annexation movement, after investigating the proposal for a number of months, appeared before the Orange County Municipal Water District board last week and filed the request for annexation. In the group were Mayor Henry Read and Councilman O. W. Carriick of San Clemente, and C. E. Burnett of the Taxayers Association, San Clemente; Judge Marco Forster and Robert Williams of San Juan Capistrano, and Engineer C. Roy Browning of Austin, who has conducted a preliminary survey for the south-end group. Approval of the annexation request by the municipal district board was immediate, subject to the terms subsequently outlined. Timing of the request for annexation at the present was be- DWARFED by the massive structures above him, the man in this photograph is looking at the penstocks (part of the intake structure) which carry water from Parker Dam to the Metropolitan Water District's Colorado River aqueduct. The aqueduct crosses 300 miles of desert land to furnish domestic water to people living in the San Diego-Los Angeles coastal area. (Bureau of Reclamation photo) New Precincts Added in County For Election SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Voting precincts in California increased by 1047 for the Nov. 4 general election, Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan announced today. Stating it will be easier this year than ever for the people to vote, Jordan said there are 20,773 polling places available this year. In Orange county, 338 precincts have been provided for voters, he said. Los Angeles county leads Approval of the annexation request by the municipal district board was immediate, subject to the terms subsequently outlined. Timing of the request for annexation at the present was believed to have been caused by a recent action of the Metropolitan Water District board, which instructed its president Joseph Johnson, to advise the south-end leaders that if they are concluding entry into MWD the district should be determined before MWD builds its proposed feeder line from Lake Mathews into Orange county, to the vicinity of Santiago dam. If this line is to serve the additional territory between El Toro, present limit of the Orange County Municipal Water district, and San Clemente, it would be necessary to plan larger line capacity, it was pointed out. Accordingly, while the south-end of the county may vote annexation to the Orange County Municipal Water District as soon as possible, to insure future line capacity for its water supply, the area may not actually proceed to build its supply line until later, when its assessed valuation is larger, it is understood. The preliminary engineering survey by Browning was said to have indicated an available assessment value of between $12,000,-500 and $13,000,000 in the area proposed for annexation, with territory already in the OCMWD which would be interested in helping build the line from Santiago town across the Irvine ranch and Toro to San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente, a total assessment value of about $20,000,000 could be available, it was estimated. To finance the cost of such line would require a bond issue larger than the present bonding unit of the territory, it is said. SACRAMENTO (CNS)—Voting precincts in California increased by 1047 for the Nov. 4 general election, Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan announced here today. Stating it will be easier this year than ever for the pepole to vote, Jordan said there are 20,773 polling places available this year. In Orange county, 338 precincts have been provided for voters, he said. Los Angeles county leads the state with 8148, followed by Alameda with 1762, and San Francisco with 1306. WASHINGTON (UP) — The Defense Department today identified 94 casualties of the war in Korea. The new list No. 674 included 15 killed in action, 77 wounded, one injured accidentally, and one missing in action. MOSCOW (UP)—Pravda claimed today that the Japanese government is preparing to send units of its police reserve corps to fight in Korea. ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuchel, President Max Reister Vice-President Mrs. Henry Kuchel, Secretary-Treasurer H. C. Burkhelmer. Assistant Secretary-Treasurer ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1879 Anaheim Daily Gazette H. C. Burkhelmer, Publisher, General Manager Leonard Kreldt, City Editor Ralph Rouland, Classified Manager Don Young, Circulation Manager Published Monday through Friday, at 259 West Center Street, Anaheim, California. Phone Anaheim 2206. Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the Associated Press, the National Editorial Association, and California News-paper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: 50c per month by carrier or 15 per year by carrier or mail. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS—The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for publication of all the local news print ed in this newspaper as well as all A.P. news dispatches. WHEN YOU ARE ALONE WITH YOUR THERE... Alpha Beta Markets Win Ad Award. Notice this week was given to Alpha Beta Food Markets, Inc., that they have won the nation's highest advertising award that can be given in the grocery industry for the year ended October 1852. The Vincent Edwards Co., of New York City, which annually makes awards to the leading advertisers in various national industries, has formally announced that the grocery concern who did the finest, highest quality food advertising in the United States this year is Alpha Beta Food Markets. Over 2000 grocery concerns compete for this award annually, and this marks the first year in the history of the award that a grocery chain on the Pacific Coast has been judged first. In citing Alpha Beta for this award the Edwards Co. singled out Claude W. Edwards, president; Cliff Haskell, sales and merchandising manager and Paul J. Mitchell, advertising manager, all of Alpha Beta, for the contributions they have made to food advertising. The award noted the distinctive way of presenting ideas which they use in all of their ads, and the fact that the headlines of the ads have meanings and are always followed by short paragraphs that are actually helpful bits of information for the food buyer. In addition, they called attention to the fact that Alpha Beta ads very definitely indicate a "desire to serve the public and contribute to the welfare of the food retailing industry" as a whole which profits from a more receptive, understanding public." It's up to YOU ... 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