anaheim-gazette 1954-08-19

Long Range Planning Program for Bigger Better Anaheim is Goal of City Planners The unprecedented growth of Anaheim and Orange county has brought numerous problems to the Planning Commission, city officials and members of the Chamber of Commerce. Innumerable challenges in the residential growth of this city along with the fast expanding industrial growth has brought city planning to feverish pitch in order to meet the rapid expansion now in progress. "Obviously the north Anaheim limits," according to reports of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, "is established for all time by the agreement executed between Anaheim and Fullerton; on the east by the Santa Ana river, and northeasterly by the interests of the city of Placentia and perhaps influenced by the newly located state highway No. 14 (a freeway); on the south by a line running parallel somewhere south of Katella road determined by the city of Anaheim's ability to service the area by an interceptor sewer later on Katella road; and on the west, Dale road or east of Dale depending on city ability to serve the area by gravity flow sewers west of the Magnolia Trunk sewer line." "Thus, the area of greater Anaheim will approximate 22 square miles or 14,000 acres. Within the city of the future a potential population of 100,000 can reside in comparative freedom from the evils of congestion and the attendant social problems. An ultimate low density of eight to nine per capita average per acre is a probability. This will, when the entire area is saturated with improvements, include an adequate industrial and commercial district plants now in the process of construction may well increase industrial work forces to 5000. Industrial expansion is being explored to replace the rapidly dwindling citrus crops which affected the payrolls of this area. Along with the industrial growth, the demand for adequate, healthy, decent housing facilities of all types has become a problem. To keep within a well-balanced city, the planning commission has set up several rules by which all developers must abide. To protect property values, certain floor spaces for homes must be built in certain areas, thus keeping the homes in the approximate price range in order to establish a balanced neighborhood. City planners insist small houses shall be attractively designed and soundly constructed. City beautification has not been put aside. Trees, shrubs, flowers, park landscaping are but a small part of the city beautification plan. Good street, highway and road-side design, orderly arrangement of buildings and structures, well paved streets, sidewalks, all" Government Seek Citizens Speaking Foreign Tongues The U. S. Information agency moving to strengthen the Government's overseas information program to combat Communist aganda, today issued a call qualified volunteers with an eign language experience from Los Angeles region to take positions in its international broadening service, the Voice of America. The agency is sending a special recruitment team to Los Angeles interview candidates with professional foreign language expertise in writing, editing or radio production. Experience may have been required as an accredited foreign language overseas correspondent for a newspaper, as a foreign language staff writer for a newspaper or magazine, with radio or similar positions. Paul Conroy will head the formation Agency's team we will be at the Hotel Ambassador from August 25 to September inclusive, to interview applicants weekdays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and on Saturday from 9 am to 1 p.m. Agency officials, emphasize that all candidates must American citizenship to qu the area of greater Anaheim will approximate 22 square miles or 14,000 acres. Within the city of the future a potential population of 100,000 can reside in comparative freedom from the evils of congestion and the attendant social problems. An ultimate low density of eight to nine per capita average per acre is a probability. This will, when the entire area is saturated with improvements, include an adequate industrial and commercial district and other attendant and needed uses to assure continued balanced economy. This is a slight increase over the present extremely low of five persons on the average per acre which now includes a high portion of undeveloped land tracts," continues the Chamber report. Land annexations are in progress to the growth of Anaheim, another phase in the planned growth of the city. The past year has seen a large acreage annexed to the city with hundreds of homes either finished and occupied or in the process of being built, excluding all those plans now on the drawing boards of various developers. Not only are the future homes of major importance in the planning program, but the problems of streets, roads, highways, various utilities and many other problems that arise. Included in the annexation programs is the maximum assurance of the most economic, judicious and orderly use of the agricultural lands in the path of the growing city. Safeguarding the valuation of property is of prime importance with the safety, health, welfare and prosperity of the citizens by the segregation of industry, of dwellings, of commercial buildings, of schools and churches into a harmonious, integrated community of functional balance. Industrial sections are planned for the north central portion of the city, that portion that lies along the Santa Fe right-of-way north from La Palma avenue to Fullerton city limits, Raymond avenue eastward to Cypress between Houston and Orangethorpe, and west of Union Pacific right-of-way to Lemon street. All lands desirable for industry in the West Anaheim district along the Southern Pacific tracks are in the long range program. Another industrial section is slated for the southeast portion of Anaheim south along the South- City beautification has not been put aside. Trees, shrubs, flowers, park landscaping are but a small part of the city beautification plan. Good street, highway and road-side design, orderly arrangement of buildings and structures, well paved streets, sidewalks, all these contribute much to an attractive city. The sponsorship of an annual clean-up, paint-up campaign each year stimulates interest in city beautification. The enforcement of landscape and parking areas in all manufacturing and heavy commercial zones is bringing that type of building into a new category of civic beauty. The basic essentials to the growth of any city is its domestic water supply, sewer system and electrical power distribution system. The city water department is installing water systems as rapidly as new subdivisions are being started. To keep its growth with the city development, the water department will enlarge the system as rapidly as is possible. Adequate capacity reservoirs and pumping stations located strategically throughout the distribution system is being planned to meet any conflagration or emergency. The organization of the Orange County Sanitation districts and the financing and construction of the 7000-foot ocean outfall, the modernization of the sewer plant near the mouth of the Santa Ana river and the completion of the construction of Magnolia trunk sewer from Orangethorpe avenue to the ocean outfall fortunately occurred simultaneously with the current upsurge in Orange county's fantastic growth. Due to the Magnolia trunk, Anaheim can now expand its sewer facilities to the west. There remains only a portion of the area east of Placentia avenue to the Santa Ana river dependent on the construction of a trunk sewer. Anaheim's forseeable city expansion is limited necessarily by the fall of the land westward from the Magnolia sewer. The Katella interceptor proposed as Anaheim's most southerly trunk sewer line, will restrict Anaheim growth to an area slightly south of Katella thus keeping the homes in the approximate price range in order to establish a balanced neighborhood. City planners insist small houses shall be attractively designed and soundly constructed. City beautification has not been put aside. Trees, shrubs, flowers, park landscaping are but a small part of the city beautification plan. Good street, highway and road-side design, orderly arrangement of buildings and structures, well paved streets, sidewalks, all these contribute much to an attractive city. The sponsorship of an annual clean-up, paint-up campaign each year stimulates interest in city beautification. The enforcement of landscape and parking areas in all manufacturing and heavy commercial zones is bringing that type of building into a new category of civic beauty. The basic essentials to the growth of any city is its domestic water supply, sewer system and electrical power distribution system. The city water department is installing water systems as rapidly as new subdivisions are being started. To keep its growth with the city development, the water department will enlarge the system as rapidly as is possible. Adequate capacity reservoirs and pumping stations located strategically throughout the distribution system is being planned to meet any conflagration or emergency. The organization of the Orange County Sanitation districts and the financing and construction of the 7000-foot ocean outfall, the modernization of the sewer plant near the mouth of the Santa Ana river and the completion of the construction of Magnolia trunk sewer from Orangethorpe avenue to the ocean outfall fortunately occurred simultaneously with the current upsurge in Orange county's fantastic growth. Due to the Magnolia trunk, Anaheim can now expand its sewer facilities to the west. There remains only a portion of the area east of Placentia avenue to the Santa Ana river dependent on the construction of a trunk sewer. Anaheim's forseeable city expansion is limited necessarily by the fall of the land westward from the Magnolia sewer. The Katella interceptor proposed as Anaheim's most southerly trunk sewer line, will restrict Anaheim growth to an area slightly south of Katella thus keeping the homes in the approximate price range in order to establish a balanced neighborhood. City planners insist small houses shall be attractively designed and soundly constructed. City beautification has not been put aside. Trees, shrubs, flowers, park landscaping are but a small part of the city beautification plan. Good street, highway and road-side design, orderly arrangement of buildings and structures, well paved streets, sidewalks, all these contribute much to an attractive city. The sponsorship of an annual clean-up, paint-up campaign each year stimulates interest in city beautification. The enforcement of landscape and parking areas in all manufacturing and heavy commercial zones is bringing that type of building into a new category of civic beauty. The basic essentials to the growth of any city is its domestic water supply, sewer system and electrical power distribution system. The city water department is installing water systems as rapidly as new subdivisions are being started. To keep its growth with the city development, the water department will enlarge the system as rapidly as is possible. Adequate capacity reservoirs and pumping stations located strategically throughout the distribution system is being planned to meet any conflagration or emergency. The organization of the Orange County Sanitation districts and the financing and construction of the 7000-foot ocean outfall, the modernization of the sewer plant near the mouth of the Santa Ana river and the completion of the construction of Magnolia trunk sewer from Orangethorpe avenue to the ocean outfall fortunately occurred simultaneously with the current upsurge in Orange county's fantastic growth. Due to the Magnolia trunk, Anaheim can now expand its sewer facilities to the west. There remains only a portion of the area east of Placentia avenue to the Santa Ana river dependent on the construction of a trunk sewer. Anaheim's forseeable city expansion is limited necessarily by the fall of the land westward from the Magnolia sewer. The Katella interceptor proposed as Anaheim's most southerly trunk sewer line, will restrict Anaheim growth to an area slightly south of Katella thus keeping the homes in the approximate price range in order to establish a balanced neighborhood. City planners insist small houses shall be attractively designed and soundly constructed. City beautification has not been put aside. Trees, shrubs, flowers, park landscaping are but a small part of the city beautification plan. Good street, highway and road-side design, orderly arrangement of buildings and structures, well paved streets, sidewalks, all these contribute much to an attractive city. The sponsorship of an annual clean-up, paint-up campaign each year stimulates interest in city beautification. The enforcement of landscape and parking areas in all manufacturing and heavy commercial zones is bringing that type of building into a new category of civic beauty. The basic essentials to the growth of any city is its domestic water supply, sewer system and electrical power distribution system. The city water department is installing water systems as rapidly as new subdivisions are being started. To keep its growth with the city development, the water department will enlarge the system as rapidly as is possible. Adequate capacity reservoirs and pumping stations located strategically throughout the distribution system is being planned to meet any conflagration or emergency. The organization of the Orange County Sanitation districts and the financing and construction of the 7000-foot ocean outfall, the modernization of the sewer plant near the mouth of the Santa Ana river and the completion of the construction of Magnolia trunk sewer from Orangethorpe avenue to the ocean outfall fortunately occurred simultaneously with the current upsurge in Orange county's fantastic growth. Due to the Magnolia trunk, Anaheim can now expand its sewer facilities to the west. 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All lands desirable for industry in the West Anaheim district along the Southern Pacific tracks are in the long range program. Another industrial section is slated for the southeast portion of Anaheim south along the Southern Pacific railroad and Santa Fe rights-of-way, east of Raymond, west of Southern Pacific tracks, also south of Ball road between Santa Ana river and Highway 101, bounded on north by Ball road and on the south by the Santa Ana Freeway and Santa Ana river. Here is Central Orange county's biggest and finest industrial opportunity for industrialization. Well-designed, modern type neighborhood off-street parking is in the planning program. Along with recommended changes and proposals of major highways, feeder roads, and new main arteries, several changes and extensions are proposed within the city system of streets. Included in the latter category is the extension of Broadway to the east, possibly beyond Placentia avenue; the opening of La Palma from the Union Pacific tracks to East street; provide truck traffic routes through Greater Anaheim, widening of Lincoln avenue and Harbor avenue to four-lane streets and widening of Katella, Ball and La Palma to 100-foot standards and the establishing of 100-foot setbacks for Placentia, Euclid and Brookhurst. Setbacks have been put into effect in several annexed subdivisions where a shopping center is being planned. Diversified types of industries, excluding citrus, employed approximately 400 in 1946, however, since that time they have expanded rapidly until in 1953 employment exceeded 3500. New facilities to the west. There remains only a portion of the area east of Placentia avenue to the Santa Ana river dependent on the construction of a trunk sewer. Anaheim's forseeable city expansion is limited necessarily by the fall of the land westward from the Magnolia sewer. The Katella interceptor proposed as Anaheim's most southerly trunk sewer line, will restrict Anaheim growth to an area slightly south of Katella road due to an adverse grade falling south and westward. The construction of the relatively large Katella interceptor from east to west to connect with Euclid outfall and the Magnolia line is a major, indispensable sewer project requiring immediate attention for practically the entire area south of Ball road from Santa Ana river west to Magnolia avenue depends on it for commercial, residential and industrial development. Anaheim's municipal owned system of electricity and power distribution must be expanded coincidentally with the demands imposed upon it by city growth. The city power station on South Los Angeles street, will require modernization. New and extended transmission lines, more and larger transformers and sub-stations and other equipment are indispensable in providing the expanding area with needed service. Pre-planning must anticipate more elementary schools to be built as well as high schools to meet the ever growing demands of the new population. As the city grows, more parks and recreational centers will be needed. The need for golf links, country club, ice and roller skating, bowling alleys, and other privately-operated types of sports and recreation which the youth, as well as the adult population, will be in the future planning picture for a bigger and better Anaheim. Government Seeks Citizens Speaking Foreign Tongues The U. S. Information agency, being to strengthen the Governments overseas information pro-gram to combat Communist propanda, today issued a call for qualified volunteers with foreign language experience from the Angeles region to take position in its international broadcast-service, the Voice of America. The agency is sending a special assignment team to Los Angeles to interview candidates with professional foreign language experience writing, editing or radio production. Experience may have been accrued as an accredited foreign language overseas correspondent in a newspaper, as a foreign language staff writer for a news reporter or magazine, with radio station or similar positions. Paul Conroy will head the Innation Agency's team which be at the Hotel Ambassador on August 25 to September 15,usive, to interview applicants days from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Agency officials, emphasizing all candidates must have American citizenship to qualify, 82 YEARS OF DEVOTION TO ALL THAT ANAHEIM ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1870 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Kuchel Backs Water Expansion Bill Two companion bills that will permit a number of California public agencies to carry out expansion or build new water supplies were pushed out of the Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee today with the backing of Senator Thomas H. Kuchel. He is leading the fight for a measure which is in effect a composite of proposals by Senator William F. Knowland and Representative Clair Engle. Kuchel predicted the legislature will give impetus to the development of new residential areas, more agriculture, and recreational centers. The bills would extend Federal credit on varying terms to irrigation, conservancy, water user, and other districts and public agencies which borrow from the Interiors Department on long-term contracts. In one set of conditions, transactions involving amounts over $200,000 would have to be submitted to House and Senate Interior Committees which have 60 days in which to disapprove. A $5,000,000 (million) dollar ceiling is provided for loans for projects which are connected with irrigation and reclamation developments constructed by the Federal Government, but no limit is imposed on borrowing for supply systems which are Public Hearing is Set for The County’s Record Budget of Orange county’s proposed budget of $21,311,029 willrow at 2 p.m. when the County Board of Supervisors The amount of the budget indicates the tax rate willvaluation—a boost of 15 cents over last year. The overall budget is set up at $2,387,356 more thanincluded budgets for roads and the county library which are notchargeable against the county atlarge. For the county-wide area, a budget of $18,659,578, a boost of$1,562,014 is proposed. An additional $2,651,453 is set in areas outside the cities for roads and libraries, including $130,843 in the rural road tax. All but three of the funds governed by the supervisors are increased. The county park budget is again down, having been decreased $71,989 to a total of $149,-778. Welfare expenditures are estimated at $6,396,205, a decrease of $127,705; the special public health fund from the state is lowered $77,625 to $98,825. The county general government budget is fixed at a new high of $5,990,343, an increase of $679,-857; hospital amenities Bishop Kennedy to Head Committee Announcement comes from Walker of Wesley Method Church that Bishop Gerald Kennedy has been selected by National Council of Churches to chairman of their Message Committee. This group will convene at the gathering of World leaders in religion who are now meet as the World Council of Churches at Evanston, Illinois. The Bishop supervises Southern California Arizona, and Hawaii for his nomination, so this community is in his jurisdiction. Responsibility for summarize the deliberations of this national committee "There is no attest being made at the Evanston meeting." Mothball Ships To be Modernized Revival of California shipyards hard hit by postwar cutbacks in construction and repair work appears probable as a result of final Congressional action on a bill co-sponsored by U.S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel of California authorizing a $25,000,000 program of converting and modernizing laid-up ships in the nation's mothball fleets. The legislation urged by the Maritime Administration and Navy Department to strengthen the defense reserve by putting World War II vessels in shape for quick emergency use is on the way to the White House following unannounced adoption this week of a House-Senate conference report. With more than a third of the mothballed craft moored on the West Coast, Senator Kuchel said he will urge the Maritime Commission to assign a substantial number of the overhaul jobs to California yards in order to provide work for skilled labor forces in danger of moving to other areas and trades. The total program is expected to involve about 100 ships that will be fitted out for specialized services and includes tugs, cargo vessels, and other types. Following approval of the conference report, Senator Kuchel said in a statement: "An urgent program of rehabilitating ships in the mothball fleet so the United States will be better equipped to face any possible emergency will be carried out under the New Emergency Ship Repair Act which I am proud to have co-sponsored." "The need for modernizing vessels built at huge expense and sacrifice and now laid up in the department on long-term contracts. In one set of conditions, transactions involving amounts over $200,000 would have to be submitted to House and Senate Interior Committees which have 60 days in which to disapprove. A $5,000,000 (million) dollar ceiling is provided for loans for projects which are connected with irrigation and reclamation developments constructed by the Federal Government, but no limit is imposed on borrowing for supply systems which are built under the historic 160-acre Land Limitation" Camera Club Gives Prizes A color picture of a "dressed up kitten" taken by Frances Stidham was judged to be the top picture in a photo contest sponsored this month by the Kwikset Recreation Association. Mrs. Stidham happened to see the cat with its colorful finery as her niece was posing it in a chair. Mrs. Stidham had her camera with her and caught the kitten seemingly enjoying its brilliant clothing. Winners in black and white division of the contest are: Action: Gene Chartrand, baseball action photo. People: Jeanne Cariker, photo of a man looking at a stork and daydreaming. Second place went to Margarita Duke with an increased number of supervisors are increased. The county park budget is again down, having been decreased $71,989 to a total of $149,-778. Welfare expenditures are estimated at $6,396,205, a decrease of $127,705; the special public health fund from the state is lowered $77,625 to $98,825. The county general government budget is fixed at a new high of $5,990,343, an increase of $679,-857; hospital expenditures are set at $2,433,812, a boost of $313,-393; health department is budgeting $47,396 more for a total of $398,426, exclusive of public health fund. Advertising has a budget of $26,978 for an increase of $1268. Capital outlay is proposed at $1,951,920, a rise of $29,920; the special aviation fund from gasoline taxes is up $3461 to a total of $3419; general reserve is boosted $487,217 to $1,000,000 and the unappropriated reserve fund is decreased by $53,400 to $146,600. The county law library, financed by legal fees, is up $1029 to $10,400; livestock indemnity, financed from dog licenses, is up $2495 to $37,420; fish and game propagation, financed from fish and game fines, is up $700 to $10,480. The county library fund has a budget of $215,041, a rise of $39,-224. The tax for that fund is levied only against areas not having city libraries or library districts. Bishop Gerald Kenney testants into one super church says Bishop Kennedy. "It was not desirable to cramp away Christian's opinion into one common creedal mold. The glory of ecumenical movement is that it draws churches closer together in unity in the bonds of Christ love. But unity is not unification he adds. Bishop Kennedy has become widely known for messages to outlying churches through the medium of motion pictures. He casually before the mike and cameras, and can chat with Methodist memberships as the first is screened. He is being teamed in a broadcast with Bishop Lije of Germany at the current gathering of the World Council Churches. A recognized authority on books Bishop Kennedy has also been selected by the National Council of Churches to broadcast a coach-to-coast program beginning August 22 and running for eleven weeks. The title will be "Pilgrimage into the World of Books" and will be heard on ABC and african television." Senior-Junior High Schools Related to Open Sept. 13th December 13 has been chosen by Anaheim High School Dis Board of Trustees as the date for three schools its jurisdiction. The schools are Anaheim High Fremont and Western High Schools. The board announced Sept. 10 registration day for all students expecting to en-ge school in September register on that date, of-announced. The youngsters in grades 10, 12 who are new to the program or have not previously about a schedule of classes are asked year at Anaheim high school October 8 or 9. Registration at the two junior schools will be held for nine and eighth graders from noon. Ninth grade puils should report to the school they will attend at 1 p.m. Busses will be operated for those students who live more than two miles from the school. Busses will leave the high school at 8:15 a.m and follow the routes used by high school vehicles last year. Bus route information may be obtained by contacting the high school. Any student unable to report to the school for registration on the 10th should appear Sept. 13 in the morning and register then. In establishing a junior high school program for the first time in the Anaheim district, trustees are following the wishes of voters who approved such a measure two years ago. More than half the public schools in the county use the Senior-Junior high type of organization. The board feels the junior high school has a special purpose and opportunity to meet the needs of adolescents. "THE UNDYING FLAME" At the morning worship hour, 11 o'clock, at Wesley Methodist church, the pastor, Rev. Walker, has chosen as the topic for his sermon, "The Undying Flame." A cordial invitation extended to all to attend. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. TO ALL THAT IS GOOD IN ANAHEIM ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1870 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY GAZETTE AGE, COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1954 No. 90 Is Set for Tomorrow on Budget of $2,387,356 of $21,311,029 will be up for a close scanning tomorry Board of Supervisors will conduct a public hearing. Cates the tax rate will be about $13 per $100 of assessed last year. $2,387,356 more than was adopted last year. The total Bishop Kennedy to ad Committee announcement comes from Rev. kaker of Wesley Methodist church that Bishop Gerald Kenny has been selected by the national Council of Churches to be man of their Message Contee. This group will convene the gathering of World leaders religion who are now meeting the World Council of Churches Ivanston, Illinois. The Bishop servises Southern California, Oma, and Hawaii for his delination, so this community his jurisdiction. responsibility for summarizing deliberations of this national up is one of the tasks of the mittee "There is no attempt made at the Evangelism morn- Joan Littell Is Bride Of Anthony Steiner. August 8 was the wedding day of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Charles Steiner followed by a Lake Tahoe honeymoon. The ceremonies took place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace V. Littell of 1429 Wedgewood drive, Anaheim. The bride, the former Miss Joan Louise Littell, was lovely in a balerina length gown of lace and net over satin-as she stood before the fireplace to exchange marriage vows with the son of the late Paul Steiner and Mrs. Steiner of Los Angeles. Dr. Herbert Root of Whittier, pastor of the First Methodist church, officiated at the single ring ceremony with members of the immediate families attending. Future Farmers To Hold Greatest Show at Fair With a return to normalcy in these post-war years, Future Farmers of America is looking forward to its greatest show in history to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the California State Fair and Exposition, Sept. 2 through 12. Chapters of Future Farmers from high schools throughout the state will compete as individuals and chapter groups for a total of more than $22,000 in cash awards offered by the State Fair and many cash premiums and special awards offered by the various associations representing types of livestock. Members of FFA will open their program of activities with non-exhibitors attending Camp Lillard Sept. 2, 3 and 4, designated as Camp Lillard Days at the fair. Entries for the event close Aug. 21. The judging schedule for FFA competition is as follows: Thursday, Sept. 2, horticulture, farm account books and feature booths; This group will convene the gathering of World leaders religion who are now meeting the World Council of Churches Evanston, Illinois. The Bishop serves Southern California,ona, and Hawaii for his destination, so this community is his jurisdiction. Responsibility for summarizing deliberations of this national pep is one of the tasks of the committee "There is no attempt made at the Evanston meet to secure unification of Pro The bride, the former Miss Joan Louise Littell, was lovely in a ballerina length gown of lace and net over satin-as she stood before the fireplace to exchange marriage vows with the son of the late Paul Steiner and Mrs. Steiner of Los Angeles. Dr. Herbert Root of Whittier, pastor of the First Methodist church, officiated at the single ring ceremony with members of the immediate families attending. Maid of honor was Miss Thea Karlsen who work a pink lace ballerina length gown. She carried a basket of purple asters. Ensign Robert E. Murphy was best man, and ushers were Hank Manheim, Bernel Grossman and William Hawlett. After the sentimental rite of tossing the wedding bouquet of phalanopisis and fleur d'amour, Edith Culp invited family members to sign the guest book during the garden reception. Corsages of white carnations were presented to Barbara Harsha, Dianne Zimmerman, Gladys Sayers, Juanita Casto and Edith Culp who assisted with serving cake and punch. The new Mrs. Steiner is a graduate of Whittier College and attended Wichita university, in Kansas. Her husband graduated from University of Southern California. The couple will make their first home in San Leandro. ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEETS Criss Business College Alumni association met last week at the college for a social meeting. Carol Watkins, club president, presided and plans were made for September. Because of Labor Day, the next regular meeting date was set for September 8. Supervisors O. K. College Program Approval has been granted by the Orange County Board of Supervisors for the participation of the Orange County Hospital in the program of training of x-ray laboratory technicians at Orange Coast College, it was announced today. The Orange County Hospital will be one of four hospitals in the county participating in the new training program. Approval has already been obtained from Hoag Memorial Hospital, Santa Ana Community Hospital, and St.Jo- On Church Talent Show This Sunday On Sunday, August 22, Mrs. Floyd Stockwell and Mrs. Betty Stockwell of 629 S. Dickel St., in Anaheim, will be a featured duet on the Church Talent show, KCOP, Channel 13 at 10 p.m. They will sing "The Lord Is My Shepherd." The Stockwells were selected to appear on the program by Vern Vihlene, director of the show at one of his regular Monday evening auditions. The Church Talent Show has aroused considerable interest in Southern California as it provides an excellent opportunity for fine talent found in local churches and musical organizations, to appear before the TV audience. Viewers are invited to send a card or letter to Church Talent Show, KCOP, Hollywood 38, and cast their votes for the participants they enjoy most. Winners receive an award and an opportunity to appear again. RECENDED. He is being teamed broadcast with Bishop Hans of Germany at the current spring of the World Council of Churches. recognized authority on books, Hop Kennedy has also been led by the National Council churches to broadcast a coastast program beginning August 22 and running for eleven years. The title will be "Pilgrim unto the World of Books" and be heard on ABC and affiliated new months ago the Bishop urged the Beecher lectures at University. "Although he is nolar," Rev. Walker says, youngest bishop in Methodist talks the language laymen ends, and his addresses are through with wit and vivid nations." that of the broadcast will be viewed with authors and avies. He will discuss such sellers as "Conquest of Mt. st" and "I Protest" by Bishop Key Oxnam. Hop Kennedy was a recent speaker at the Union Sunday Service in Anaheim, at invitation of the Worship Committee of Association of Christian Churches. MICHAEL'S CHURCH BEIM Sunday services at St. El's Episcopal Church will begin at 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion; Family Service with the history of Easter; 10:30 a.m., order of Morning Prayer. Jenkins will continue to on the series of sermons, this with God" during this while supplying for the John K. Saville. The solo, eye is on the Sparrow" will be by Mrs. Myrl Marsh. Tuesday, August 24, the of St." Bartholomew, there the service of Holy Com- at 9:30 am., followed byoting of the Prayer Group. Homer Wallace, Anaheim building inspector, this week issued $66,550 worth of building permits for dwelling, warehouse and assembly hall construction. Of the permits, the largest was for $596,750, taken out by the Broadway-Santa Ana Company of 327 S. Placentia Ave., Anaheim, for construction of 63 two and three bed-room houses on Santa Ana, Broadway, Willow, Elm, Dawn, Bond and Elder streets. The houses will range in price from $7750, $8500 and $9500. White Temple Methodist church at 315 E. Broadway, Anaheim, will build a $39,000 fellowship hall just east of the church. Construction is scheduled to begin immediately on the 40-foot by 112-ft. one-story structure. The building will be designed so that a second story may be added in the future. A $30,800 one-story feed mill will be constructed by the Manchester Feed and Milling Co., at 323 E. Ball rd., Anaheim. The concern's warehouse presently is located at 101 Manchester Ave. The two-room structure will measure 100 feet by 150 feet.