anaheim-gazette 1959-09-24

100,000 Population for Anaheim Reasons for Orange County's great growth and an anticipated 100,000 population for Anaheim by next April were listed at the recent Orange County Economic Conference. The survey listed eight major reasons for the tremendous growth: Location next to Los Angeles County, with its "suburbanization". Vacant space to accommodate growth. A part of, and possessing ready access to, the nation's third largest manufacturing and retail center. Santa Ana Freeway and other thoroughfares. Fine climate and living environment. Excellent recreational and entertainment facilities. Less congestion, lower land prices and less smog than areas closer to the core of the metropolitan area. Acquisition of an impressive list of companies and a tremendous pool of skilled workers in electronics, avionics and related fields. OTHER FACTORS Other important economic factors contributing to the growth have been: BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION: Building permit volume in Orange County has been in a sharply rising trend during the past two years. In the first six months to 1959, the total valuation was at a rate equivalent to nearly $400 million a year. Home building reached an all-time high in Orange County in 1955, when permits were issued for 28,011 family dwelling units — most of them tract homes. After the building of tract homes was overdone in 1955, many builders turned to construction of multiple dwellings. During the first half of 1959, units in multiples were authorized at a rate equivalent to 10,500 a year. Nearly 40 per cent of the dwelling units being built in Orange County this year are in apartments and other multiple family structures. The boom in apartment construction has been overdone in fact that 1958 was a "recession year," total retail sales in Orange County increased by nearly 10 per cent as compared with 1957, the previous record year. The bank stated that here is good reason to believe total retail sales in Orange County during 1959 will materially exceed the $800 million mark. AGRICULTURE: It still bulks large in the economy of Orange County. However, urbanization is proceeding steadily and inexorably, the bank warned. Orange groves are falling before the buildup dozer and factories and housing tracts are taking shape on former bean fields. During the past seven years, nearly 3,700 acres per year have gone into recorder subdivisions. MANUFACTURING: Now the leading source of basic income in Orange County. Employment and payroll in manufacturing have shown impressive gains in Southern California since the pre-Korea period, but no area has been as spectacular as Orange County. Security said. Between 1949 and 1957, manufacturing employment in the county increased from 6,707 to 30,451, or 354 per cent. No other county showed gain as large as 200 per cent, and the 14 counties in the southern half of the stated registered increase of 106 per cent for the area. Evening Chorale Group Accepting Registrations for Local Residents Fullerton - Junior College Evening Chorale began its fifth session on Sept. 21 at 7 p.m. in room 37 on the high school campus, according to Kenneth Helvey, choir director. Enrollment for the chorales was held in the classroom on that night, with rehearsals starting the same evening. The JC Chorale is made up of adult singers from North Orange County who are interested in performing... Registration for Local Residents Fullerton - Junior College Evening Chorale began its fifth session on Sept. 21 at 7 p.m. in room 37 on the high school campus, according to Kenneth Helvey, choir director. Enrollment for the chorales was held in the classroom on that night, with rehearsals starting the same evening. The JC Chorale is made up of adult singers from North Orange County who are interested in performing unusual church works. In the past the group has performed the "Elijah," "St. Paul's Oratorio" by Mendell-sohn, and Braham's "Requiem," in addition to its annual presentation of "The Messiah." The chorale plans three of four concerts for the season, including the "Messiah" and "Elijah." All interested singers are urged to attend and sign up at the first meeting or call Helvey at LA 5-2331. DISPLAY AVERTISING SALESMAN WANTED Who Knows the Anaheim Territory Good opportunity for advancement with this Expanding Newspaper APPLY IN PERSON ANAHEIM GAZETTE B. J. ABRAHAM, Co-Publisher 259 East Center Street LARGEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL in AMERICA Los Angeles County Fair Pomona OCT. 4 LARGEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL in AMERICA Los Angeles County Fair Pomona SEPT. 18-OCT. 4 GLORIOUS $25,000,000 PAGEANT UNSURPASSED FOR BEAUTY—VARIETY Before a sparkling backdrop of glamour, excitement and fun MILES OF DRAMATIC NEW EXHIBITS Huge Palace of Agriculture — Prize Lifestock — Women's Handwork — Giant Home Show — Junior Fair — World's Largest Hobby Show — Flower and Garden Festival — International Photographic Exhibit — Gems and Minerals — Home Builders' New Products with Model Homes — Sports and Recreation with Boat, Automotive and Trailer Shows — Dairy Show — Outdoor Living — Horse Shows — Public Schools and many others. Southland's Superlative Fall Festival A GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY STAR-STUDDED GRANDSTAND SHOWS Daily at 8 p.m. Sunday matinees 2:30 Featuring MICKIY ROONEY with BOB CROSBY Joey Foramen. Also THE MODERNAIRES MOLLY BELI Sept. 18-20 Sept. 22-27 "RHYTHM ON ICE" sterring THE LANCERS Sept. 28-Oct. 4 PLUS GALAXY OF NATION'S BEST IN NOVELTY ACTS HORSE RACING DAILY Except Sunday GIANT WORLD'S FAIR MIDWAY PARKING FOR 40,000 CARS Anaheim It was 1958 when a "recession" in retail sales increased by nearly 10 percent as compared with 1957, previous record year. The stated that here is good to believe total retail sales in Orange County during 1959 materially exceed the $800 mark. CULTURE: It still bulks on the economy of Orange County. However, urbanization is being steadily and inexorably bank warned. Orange are falling before the bull market factories and housing are taking shape on far-flung fields. During the past years, nearly 3,700 acres have gone into recorded eras. FACTURING: Now the source of basic income in Orange County. Employment and manufacturing have impressive gains in South California since the pre-period, but no area has been spectacular as Orange County. Security said. Between 1957, manufacturing emptied in the county increased from 30,451, or 354 per cent. No other county showed a large as 200 per cent, and counties in the southern state were registered an average of 106 per cent for the foundation for New Area College In Full Program The Board of Directors of the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce has authorized the expenditure of up to $200 for legal costs and incorporation fees necessary for the establishment of the Orange County State College Foundation. Attorney Daniel L. Stack, of the Chamber of Commerce Board, is contributing his services in the preparation of incorporation papers. The organization of the Orange County State College Foundation is another step in the development of a full state college program for this area. Such a foundation in each of the other state colleges serves many college needs which cannot be headily channelled through official state departments and functions in areas which cannot be readily channelled through official state departments and function in areas which cannot be financed through public funds. The major areas of service are the handling of scholarship funds, given to aid worthy students, as the intermediary for research grants made by private or public agencies, and as the holding corporation for various other gifts and grants to the college. Local Residents Help Form New Guild for Authors Here The newly created Fullerton Junior College Guild for Authors, an organization devoted to encouraging its members in the arts of creative writing, is now inviting membership. The group of fledgling writers, most present or past enrollees of college creative writing classes, will begin meeting regularly this fall at the college. ORGANIZATION The organization was formed in late June at the home of the group's adviser, Monte Hart, who instructs the FJC evening Creative Writing group. Named as general chairman of the writers club was Stan Pryon of La Habra. Other officers are vice-chairman, Paul Sanford of Anaheim, and secretary-treasurer, Betty Lassley of Yorba Linda. Other charter members of the group are Howard D. Davis of Anaheim, Maxine Dunham of Placentia, Eve Forestone of Anaheim, Iva C. Halm of Brea, Henrietta Hanson of Fullerton, Gil Harwell of Fullerton, Ida M. Lackey of Fullerton, Joyce Pruitt of Whittier, Dee Richards of Yorba Linda, Ruth Rockwood of Anaheim, Anne Salat of La Habra, and Frank Zimmerly of Whittier. MEMBERSHIP Membership in the guild will be accepted on the basis of written material submitted to a membership committee. Either manuscripts or published works will be acceptable. No person under 18 years will be admitted without special consideration. Orange College Students to Get New Student Book Instead of the usual activity card, Orange Coast College student body members will receive an activity book this year. The book is given to all students in change for their student book fee of $15 for the year or $80 for the semester. It entitles them to free admission to approximately $70 worth of sports and social activities as a copy of the college annual. Each page of the book is printed with information of a different event. As the student attends a event, he tears out the prologue and uses it as an admission ticket. Previously students received card printed with numbers; different number was punched out of the card for admission each event. Married students may buy associated student activity books for their husbands or wives for $4.50. Little Notes continued from Page (1) of suburbia has been designthe younger-type family. means those of us who have children. But there are 3,000 teenagers registered in Anaheim High School Dise analysis of our recreation team here shows that most is directed to the younger this does not include teengeneral recreation experts have this reporter that the most 12 age group is most fruitfar as a recreation prodoing any good is, concernthis age group learns good habits, then as teenagers, we find too many of them at partly or looking for thrills range members of the beatnik s, of course, is the opinion experts. enty of money in Anaheim ally is being put out for recon. for those of us who are nonts we sometimes wonder the plight of the teenager. he is a normal teenager, and who is in the "know," he resist the type of music and tainment offered at some of beat coffee houses. now if a private party in Anacan import a 16-piece orchewhy can't a recreation prodig up a similar group of icians with the same "way beat. The major areas of service are the handling of scholarship funds, given to aid worthy students, as the intermediary for research grants made by private or public agencies, and as the holding corporation for various other gifts and grants to the college. Zimmerly of Whittier. MEMBERSHIP Membership in the guild will be accepted on the basis of written material submitted to a membership committee. Either manuscripts or published works will be acceptable. No person under 18 years will be admitted without special consideration. NOW...'60 CHEVROLET TRUCKS WITH REVOLUTIONARY TORSION-SPRING SUSPENSION THAT GIVES ASTONISHING NEW SHOCKPROOF ACTION !!!!! Chevy's done the new paving every road in A. First they threw out and put in torsion-spring suspension. Then the coil rear springs into models, variable-rate heavies. That made it to feel to believe. A move faster to get m a day's time. Brawnier bulldozer bui Frames are stronger rigid. Front wheels arecision-balanced. Andision cushions jars areused to spell slow debody and sheet metal. More comfortable cabi Easier to hop in and models are a whole 7 side. Yet there's more side, plus more wifi and hips. More real. Big in the power depa With the industry's new saving 6's. With higher V8 performance. With new 6-cylinder available in L.C.F. More models than ever New 4-wheel-drive dems and high-style alls. It's the handson ing Chevy fleet even See your dealer soon Anything less is an o one is a normal teenager, and who is in the "know," he resist the type of music and entertainment offered at some of beat coffee houses. now if a private party in Anaheim can import a 16-piece orchestra why can't a recreation provider dig up a similar group of musicians with the same "way to beat." the only difference is that if recreation department sponsors sort of a "local coffee" for teenagers, it wouldn't be the atmosphere the party had last weekend did. this affair police found couch in lawn swings, couples on front porch, others in parked Many were drinking or in various stages of love making. it, there probably are manyagers who would not be attended to this type of activity If did have their own place to we can't fight the "beat gen-ion," why not consider going with it. If this is what our manager of today wants, why not it to him without the "bad atmosphere," but at the time not denying him the of the coffee house and beat? See your local authorized CH CONE BROTHERS ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA 215 N. Los Angeles Street IF YOU DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH MONEY For A New Home WE WILL GLADLY LOAN YOU ENOUGH TO YOUR BUDGET ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN Association 187 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM • KE 5-2158 ANAHEIM'S BEST LOCALLY OWNER SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Chevy's done the next best thing to paving every road in America! First they threw out the front axle and put in torsion-spring independent suspension. Then they built wide-base coil rear springs into most light-duty models, variable-rate leaf springs into heavies. That made it—a ride you have to feel to believe. A ride that lets you move faster to get more work done in a day's time. Brawnier bulldozer build! Frames are stronger, cabs 67% more rigid. Front wheels and tires are precision-balanced. And that new suspension cushions jars and road shock that used to spell slow death for the truck's body and sheet metal. More comfortable cabs! Easier to hop in and out of too. Many models are a whole 7 inches lower outside. Yet there's more head room inside, plus more width for shoulders and hips. More real comfort! Big in the power department! With the industry's most advanced gas-saving 6's. With high-torque Workmaster V8 performance in heavyweights. With new 6-cylinder or V8 power available in L.C.F.'s. More models than ever! New 4-wheel-drive models and tandems and high-styled Suburban Carryalls. It's the handsomest, hardest working Chevy fleet ever to report for duty. See your dealer soon for a ride! Anything less is an old-fashioned truck! local authorized Chevrolet dealer NE BROTHERS NAHEIM, CALIFORNIA KEystone 5-1142