anaheim-gazette 1959-06-25

A2 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thursday, June 25, 1930 CHAMBER SPEAKER — President of the Los Angeles College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, Dr. W. Bellen-tine Henley will speak at the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce meeting today. Dr. Henley, educator and civic leader, is a nationally known platform speaker. The general membership dinner meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Anaheim Elks Club. ... Trustees (Continued from Page 1) next year and its building program. Trustees Monday night heard a report from the Teacher's Salary Committee. The teachers are requesting that the pay rate be increased from $4,800 to $8,100 to $4,950 to $8,- Work to Start on Dam Giving Flood Relief to City Ground breaking ceremonies marking the start of construction on Carbon Canyon Dam will take place Saturday at 10:30 a.m., at the dam site, it was announced today by Willis H. Warner, chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors and master of ceremonies. Under construction by the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, Carbon Canyon Dam and channel improvement, with a Federal first cost presently estimated at $5,000,000 is one of the individual project units under the comprehensive plan authorized by the Flood Control Act of June 22, 1936, for the protection of metropolitan areas in Orange County and the Santa Ana River Basin. ... Graduate (Continued from Page 1) and Robert Baker, both outstanding students. Winners of the award were secret until time of presentation. Check Accepted President of the Senior Class, Mike Anderson, also presented a $500 check to next year's student body president, Robert McCandless, as the class gift. Paul Cook, Anaheim district superintendent, presented appreciation scrolls to retiring board trustees Mrs. Lois Warwick and New Substation Nears Completion Construction of Southern California Edison Company's newbert Substation at Delhi Road Harbor Boulevard in Santa Ana is scheduled for completion October 1, J. A.. Long. Edison's trict manager, said today. "Edison is building this station—at a cost of approximately $575,000—as part of its timing program to provide best possible electric service present customers and to prepare the way for new residents and dustries in fast-growing municipalities such as Santa Ana Long said. Chamber Director Set Another Meeting Another meeting of Anaheim Chamber of Commerce directed scheduled in the near future. The board was unable to a quorum at the last Thursday meeting. Most agenda items to be put off for action until later date. Attention was called to that' the meeting was scheduled for the same night at the school graduation. The meeting to be called will be a special session. New Site Okayee Condemnation proceedings parcel of land for a new site for the Anaheim City District has been authorized the board of trustees. Trustees (Continued from Page 1) next year and its building program. Trustees Monday night heard a report from the Teacher's Salary Committee. The teachers are requesting that the pay rate be increased from $4,800 to $8,100 to $4,950 to $8,900 for the first 14 steps on the salary schedule. Recommendation Supt. Paul Cook has recommended that the teachers receive a 5 per cent pay increase. He points out that while the number of pupils in the district has increased, the assessed valuation behind each pupil has decreased. This means less money for district operation on a per capita basis. Winners of the award were secret until time of presentation. Check Accepted President of the Senior Class, Mike Anderson, also presented a $500 check to next year's student body president, Robert McCandless, as the class gift. Paul Cook, Anaheim district superintendent, presented appreciation scrolls to retiring board trustees, Mrs. Lois Warwick, and vice-principal Mrs. Lois Whittington. Mrs. Warwick was commended for her service to the district and the hundreds of hours spent by her in board meetings. Mrs. Whittington has served the Anaheim district 37 years as both teacher and principal. Diplomas were presented to the 950 graduates by board members, Ray Terry, Royal Marten, Ben Shroeder and Don Langson. Don’t Pitch A Tent ... Add-A-Room Make your Summertime guests feel like part of the finaly ... not like “outsiders”! Add a Guest Room to your home NOW and show them the hospitality they deserve! Call WALT TAYLOR LUMBER at KE 5-2118 for FREE at-home estimates on our top-quality, low-cost materials. MATERIALS TO ADD A 10' x 10' ROOM ... Only $105.14 Pay Low as $7.95 a Month! New Site Okaye Condemnation proceedings parcel of land for a new site for the Anaheim City District has been authorized by the board of trustees. The parcel is located west of Sunkist and about 660 ft. of South St. Survey (Continued from Page 1) annually in the city of Anaheim to more than $50 million. Latest figures available, surly by the Chamber of Commerce show that in 1958 a total of 700,000 was being paid to ployees in industry here. On another note of opting the Chamber also reclassified port of the number of rooms, eating places, banquette conference rooms available coming conventions to 9nal. Added Revenue The conventions all meant ed revenue to local retail listments. The report shows 49 motels are available and facilities are large enough to care of scheduled convention next year. Conventions scheduled area October, 1959 (7,000); League, May 1960 (3,000) KK of Columbus, May 1960 (6 Lions, May 1960). The committee under theorship of Dick Gay and Bob announced that a new bro listing motels, restaurants points of interest in Orange city, is now at the printers. Council (Continued from Page 1) back to the Planning Commute request for a change of from R-A to R-3 on prope cated on the east side of wood, 256 feet north of Bal Residents of the area have tested the proposal, conti the builder was planning to two-story apartment houses MATERIALS TO ADD A 10' x 10' ROOM . . . Only $105.14 Pay Low as $7.95 a Month! May we help you figure cost of a room that fits your needs. A FINANCING PLAN TO FIT ANY FAMILY BUDGET! OUTDOOR LIVING PATIO KITS CUSTOM PLANNED FOR YOUR HOME — ROOFED WITH ALUMINUM, FILON FIBERGLASS, OR KNOTTY PINE! OUR LOW-19 PRICES WILL PLEASE YOU, TOO! PRE-CUT REDWOOD FENCES BASKET WEAVE — NAIL-ON BOARD — COMMUNITY GROOVED BOARDS — SPLIT REDWOOD PALING — RUSTIC RAIL. Prices start at 48¢ per lineal foot NEED A CARPENTER? PAINTER? PLASTERER? PAINTER? CALL US FOR RELIABLE WORKMEN WE DELIVER 411 So. Walnut St. Corner Manchester and Santa Ana Anaheim Pho. KE 5-2118 TAYLOR LUMBER CO. "MORE FOR YOUR BUILDING DOLLAR" Council (Continued from Page 13) back to the Planning Committee the request for a change of from R-A to R-3 on property cated on the east side of wood, 256 feet north of Ball. Residents of the area have tested the proposal, contithe builder was planning to two-story apartment houses they said, would be "an imof privacy." City Attorney Turner a councilmen that they could act on the matter until a decision is made by the Plain Commission. Planners had evenly on recommending the zone change be permittec At least 30 residents were ent to protest the zone rea More Business In other business the approved a change of zone R-A to C-3 on property located on the south side of Lincoln 1230 ft. west of Brookhurst. Also approved was change zone from R-1 to C-1 on the side of Varna between Euch Nutwood. Councilmen also agreed to out a compromise with St. Development Corporation, reing waver of minimum k and floor area requireme property on the west side Knott, between Ball and Co. The area is newly annexed city. After several protests of matter, the developers they will put in some unlots, but not near enough fect homes which are the lar size allowed by city ord New Substation Years Completion Construction of Southern California Edison Company's new Talent Substation at Delhi Road and Bor Boulevard in Santa Ana scheduled for completion October 1, J. A., Long, Edison's district manager, said today. Edison is building this new station—at a cost of approximately $575,000—as part of its continuing program to provide the most possible electric service for present customers and to prepare way for new residents and industries in fast-growing communities such as Santa Ana," said said. Namber Directors Meet Another Meet Another meeting of Anaheim Chamber of Commerce directors is scheduled in the near future. The board was unable to get quorum at the last Thursday's meeting. Most agenda items had been put off for action until a date. Attention was called to the fact that the meeting was scheduled the same night at the high school graduation. The meeting to be called soon will be a special session. New Site Okayed Condemnation proceedings on a level of land for a new school for the Anaheim City School District has been authorized by board of trustees. Little Notes (Continued from Page 1) Second, it should not be an occasion for the whole family to descend upon Pop, chorus their praises for him and then permit him to take the whole gang out to dinner. Next, no present. Instead each member of the household should decide on some item he or she fully intended to purchase for him or herself, and, in honor of Dad won't. This item and its price should be written down on a piece of paper and given to father as a pledge. Notarized. Then Dad can spend the saved money on himself. Just so you mothers won't come looking for this reporter, the whole business is not my idea. It originated with Irwin Safchik, United Press International writer. LOTS OF SUN BUT NO WATER — What's behind the recent "take to the beach but stay out of the water trend?" Many will tell you it's probably the recent fear of sharks which has been pushed around by a lot "of head-line seeking daily newspapers." As crowded as Orange County beaches were this weekend, reports are that most got lots of sun but stayed out of the water. Just a passing thought: If you had tried the water, you would have found it the best ever Saturday and Sunday. BIRTHDAY FOR DICK — Of the behind the scenes organizations in Anaheim receiving little credit for making the president received while attending festivities at Disneyland. ALWAYS A WISE GUY THE CROWD — A couple of students, who had the pleasure attending the dedication million worth of new feature Disneyland, for fun pictured events of the day: A customer just off one submarines, with water so the back of his coat, grunt that "they'd better get that fixed." New Site Okayed Condemnation proceedings on a cel of land for a new school for the Anaheim City School district has been authorized by board of trustees. The parcel is located west of kist and about 660 ft. south South St. Survey (Continued from Page 1) Usually in the city of Anaheim more than $50 million. Latest figures available, supplied the Chamber of Commerce, new that in 1958 a total of $46- ,000 was being paid to emyears in industry here. On another note of optimism, Chamber also reclasped a ret of the number of motels, mms, eating places, banquet and reference rooms available for using conventions to 9naheim. Added Revenue The conventions all mean addrevenue to local retail estabments. The report shows that motels are available and that utilities are large enough to take of scheduled conventions the next year. Conventions scheduled are Elks, ober, 1959 (7,000); Navy ague, May 1960 (3,000) Knights Columbus, May 1960 (6,000); ns, May 1960. The committee under the leadship of Dick Gay and Bob Heinz announced that a new brochure ing motels, restaurants and nts of interest in Orange Counis now at the printers. Council (Continued from Page 1) Kick to the Planning Commission request for a change of zone from R-A to R-3 on property loced on the east side of Nutood, 256 feet north of Ball Rd. Residents of the area have protented the proposal, contending the builder was planning to erect story apartment houses. This, Popular Brand Cigarettes Regular Size $192 ctn. King Size or Filter $202 ctn. New Tax Effective July 1. Buy Now and Save! 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Residents of the area have protected the proposal, contending the builder was planning to erect a story apartment houses. This, they said, would be "an invasion privacy." City Attorney Turner advised councilmen that they could not not on the matter until a definite cision is made by the Planning Commission. Planners had split only on recommending that the one change be permittel. At least 30 residents were prest to protest the zone request. More Business In other business the council proved a change of zone from A to C-D on property located the south side of Lincoln Ave.. 30 ft. west of Brookhurst. Also approved was change of one from R-1 to C-1 on the west side of Varna between Euclid and Burwood. Councilmen also agreed, to work at a compromise with Standard Development Corporation, requesting walver of minimum lot size and floor area requirements on property on the west side of nott, between Ball and Cerritos. The area is newly annexed to the city. 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BIRTHDAY FOR DICK — One behind the scenes organizations in Anaheim receiving very credit for making the visit of Vice President Nixon a little easier, is Mitchell's Bakery. They were responsible for the beautiful birthday cake the vice president received while attending festivities at Disneyland. ALWAYS A WISE GUY IN THE CROWD — A couple of realists, who had the pleasure of extending the dedication of $6 million worth of new features at Disneyland, for fun pictured these events of the day: A customer just off one of the sommarines, with water soaking back of his coat, grumbled that "they'd better get that thing dried." Walt Disney suspended for some 45 minutes on a stalled monorail train while his helpers tried to get the new machine moving again. Riders on the bobsled running down the spiral track of the Matterhorn so terrified at the 35 mile per hour speed that it had to be cut down to 25, then to 20 and finally to 18. Submarines which do not submerge. The conning tower is always above the surface, to allow a safe supply of oxygen and to provide exit in case of emergency. But even the "funny boys" have to admit that the new features at Disneyland are worth seeing any time and any place. T. V. Bids (Continued from Page 1) work more rapidly even at a higher price. More T.V. Action Trustees in other action aimed at putting the T.V. program into operation awarded the contract to Kiely Company for $151,000 for construction of the studios at the Broadway School. Trustees also awarded Benson and Company the contract for conversion of classrooms to the audio-visual rooms. The bid was $82,441. The board also hired Twining Laboratories of Southern California to inspect the concrete blocks which will be used in the new T.V. studios. DE SAVINGS IN TUNE WITH JUNE! BUSTIN OUT ALL OVER THE STORE Play Safeway's "CROSS-OUT" GAME!! 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