anaheim-gazette 1959-12-11

'Champions' Are Adult Football League Winners The Anaheim Park and Recreation Department's first Adult Football League came in a successful conclusion as Capt. Jets Stifler of the "Champions" accepted the winner's trophy from Recreation Supervisor Leonard Roberts. The Champions, which is the official name of the winning team, topped a four-team league with a 5-1 record in the competition. Northrup Aviation placed second while Delco and a Naval entry tied for third. The Champions are an independent group of teachers and working men. This year was the first local attempt at adult recreational football and, according to Roberts, the program was so successful it will become a regular part of the Anaheim offerings. "We plan to enlarge the program next season and it will undoubtedly include eight or more teams," he said. The roster of the victorious Champions included George Sedia, Glenn Herbel, Wayne Ambrose, Mat Mason, Jim Selterland, Ed Riley, Dennis Flannagan, Karl Snow and Frank LeGrange. DARK EARLY—DRIVE SLOW Earlier darkness at this time of the year requires extra driving. FOR SERVICES RENDERED — Flanked by Richard Lower, vice chairman, Anaheim Park and Recreation Commission, and Marine Corps Maj. Randy Mitchell right), on active service, and member of the Special Facilities Committee of the commission, Warren Ashleigh, clerk of the Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court (center), receives the coveted Merit Award for Volunteers in the Field of Recreation. Merit Award for Recreational And Civic Endeavors Tendered Warren Ashleigh, Muny Court Clerk There was a pre-Christmas gift, a bright one, in Santa's Early Christmas bag for Warren Ashleigh, clerk of the Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court, chairman of Anaheim's 31-member Citations and parks for Anaheim and in his advocacy and work for such in the future. The citation accompanying the award reads: "As chairman of Anaheim's 31 Member Citizens' Committee for DARK EARLY—DRIVE SLOW Earlier darkness at this time of the year requires extra driving caution. Good drivers compensate for early darkness dangers by reducing their speed, especially in residential areas. MUNICIPAL BONDS BUY KNOWLEDGE The construction costs of most California School Districts, like those of many other local and state projects, such as water systems, sewerage plants, hospitals, flood control districts and airports, are met by public financing through the sale of municipal bond issues. Municipal bonds are actually promises to pay borrowed money and the interest on that money out of taxes or revenues raised in the area benefited by the improvement. The interest And Civic Endeavors Tendered Warren Ashleigh, Muny Court Clerk There was a pre-Christmas gift, a bright one, in Santa's Early Christmas bag for Warren Ashleigh, clerk of the Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court, chairman of Anaheim's 31-member Citizens Committee for Long-Range Capital Improvements and recreational enthusiast. During proper ceremonies, he smilingly received the first place Merit Award given yearly by the California Recreational Society, District 10. This is for volunteers in the field of recreation and was tendered Mr. Ashleigh for his achievements in behalf of recreation. Heart Disease Unit Symposium The fifth annual Orange County Symposium on Heart Disease will be presented by the Orange County Heart Association Saturday, Jan. 23 in the Magnolia Room of the Gourmet Restaurant, it is announced today by Sidney J. Adler, M.D., president of the Orange County Heart Association. Chairman of the Symposium Committee is Richard W. Opfell, M.D., of Santa Ana. The physicians comprising his committee are Paul H. Sherman, M.D., Fullerton; Raymond Ross, M.D., Santa Ana; Loren Heather, M.D. and David I. Nielsen, M.D., both of Newport Beach; Robert A. Hartley, M.D., Corona Del Mar; Robert T. Garrett, M.D., San Clemente; Neal F. Amsden, M.D. South Laguna. Three guest speakers will be Arthur Curtis Corcoran, M.D., of Cleveland, Ohio; F. Henry Ellis Jr., M.D., of Rochester, Minn. and Maurice Sokolow, M.D., San Francisco. Dr. Corcoran is assistant director, Research Division for the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, and consultant for Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Dynamic Leadership Furthermore, much of the favorable reaction accorded to olan has been largely due to dynamic leadership and the effective manner in which he presented the significant program the Council, Legal and Financial Committees and civic and fraternal organizations. The impetus and stimulation given park and recreation processes here as the result of Warren Ashleigh's contribution will only add immeasurable to trading local services, but strengthen recreation everywhere. The plan, which calls for purchase of 212.5 additional acres... Municipal bonds are actually promises to pay borrowed money and the interest on that money out of taxes or revenues raised in the area benefited by the improvement. The interest to be paid is determined by competitive bidding between groups of municipal bond underwriters such as those organized by the Bank of America... the bonds being sold to the group or individual whose bid requires the borrower to pay the lowest average rate of interest. Under this competitive public sale system, the money saved you as a tax payer or user of the services, can run into many thousands of dollars. If your community is considering a public improvement, the Municipal Bond Department of the Bank of America will be pleased to help you with suggestions on your municipal financing plans. Contact us through your nearby Bank of America branch, or call us direct in Los Angeles. Municipal Bond Department Bank of America M.T.B.A.A. LOS ANGELES 54 600 South Spring Street MAdison 6-7244 Senator Murdy Returns After Orient Visit State Senator John A. Murdy Jr., of Orange County and Mrs. Murday have returned from a 30,000-mile vacation trip during which they visited 18 countries and numerous cities in the Orient. Senator and Mrs. Murdy joined a Rotary Club tour in Rome and then traveled by air the rest of the journey. The 18 countries visited by the Murds included Italy, Turkey, Greece, Syria (United Arab Republic), Lebanon, Egypt, the Holy Land, Pakistan, India, Hongkong, Japan and Hawaii. Three guest speakers will be Arthur Curtis Corcoran, M.D., of Cleveland, Ohio; F. Henry Ellis Jr., M.D., of Rochester, Minn.; and Maurice Sokolow, M.D., San Francisco. Dr. Corcoran is assistant director, Research Division for the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, and consultant for Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Dr. Ellis is head of the surgical section for the Mayo Clinic and an assistant professor for the University of Minnesota Graduate School. Dr. Soklow is professor of medicine at the University of California Medical Center. The symposium, which is attended by more than 100 physicians from the Southern California area, will have, in addition to the guest speakers, an open forum on "Surgery in the Cardiac Patient," according to Dr. Adler. Since earliest days the brim mastime has been one of the festive air. Actually the grace has its roots in the profound nature. Every fountain had it every grove and meadow its The decorated tree came in it was common to hang little vines to impart fertility to ever turned its face. However, it Christian homes became decor European countries Fir trees with roses cut from many col sweets—reminiscent perhaps o at Christmastime. Today our modern Christmas rations, and as is our custom, Christmas giving. And Christmas beautiful gift from Hinshaw Garden Grove. Hinshaw Har Christmas giving.—(Adv.) Reapportionment Battle Appears Certain for 1960 Reapportionment of the California State Senate is a proposed bugaboo haunting many Southerners and Northerners alike, one which has drifted away with the off-year political tide. Insiders today perceive real muscle in the Senate reapportionment issue and speculate that a strong possibility exists a measure to place the issue before the electorate will be qualified for the November, 1960, general election. Prime support for a reapportionment of the Senate comes, of course, from various groups in the Southland. The latter contend that unless the Senate is reapportioned to give Southern California at least one-half the members of the Senate to go with the Southern majority in the State Assembly, the South will vote against the state water bond issue on the grounds that their rights will not be protected in the Legislature. Not Getting Square Shake Southern reapportionment advocates contend, as well, that the South is not getting a square shake on many pieces of legislation in Sacramento because of the Northern-dominated Senate. Significantly, many Southlanders differ only on the timing of the attempt to reapportion the Looks Like Biggest Christmas Mail Ever, Declares Postmaster McFie It looks like the biggest Christmas ever so far as Uncle Sam's Anaheim Postoffice is concerned—a real hangup record-smasher. "Between Dec. 1 and Dec. 25 last year, we handled a total of 2,700,000 pieces of mail," comments Anaheim Postmaster Marshall N. McFie. "So far this year we have received and dispatched 420,000 Christmas cards, letters and packages, and the heaviest rush is till to come." The postmaster says that the present flow of Christmas cards is running about the same as last year, but the mailing of Christmas gifts is lagging somewhat. He suggests that all gift parcels to most distant points be sent by Air Parcel Post from now on. Speaking about Christmas gift packages, the postmaster said, "cannot emphasize too strongly the vital need for packing and wrapping your Christmas gifts secure more than ever bef Wendered City Court Clerk and parks for Anaheim and advocacy and work for such future. Citation accompanying the reads: Chairman of Anaheim's 31st Citizens' Committee for Orange Capital Improvement successfully co-ordinated exhaustive and highly comprehensive analysis of the commissions present and future park recreation needs. For his leadership the find-and recommendations of the committees and the consulters carefully correlate those of the City Plan Department, Park and Recreation Commission, Chamber of Commerce Committee on Park Recreation Development and Facility Standards of National Recreation Association California Committee and staff of the Park and Recreation Department. Enthusiasm and organization was noted through the 23 sub-committee meetings numerous tours of local and private facilities and the genesis. His competencies further exemplified by the manner in which he cryed out the extensive findings well-documented, highly indicative and equitable Land Action and Development Cost Priorities Schedule. Dynamic Leadership Moreover, much of the failure reaction accorded the has been largely due to his civic leadership and the effort manner in which he pre-defined the significant program to council, Legal and Finance committees and civic and fraterganizations. Impetus and stimulation park and recreation pro- here as the result of Mr.ugh's contribution will, not add immeasurable to up-g local services, but shall then recreation every plan, which calls for pur- of 212.5 additional acres of Not Getting Square Shake Southern reapportionment advocates contend, as well, that the South is not getting a square shake on many pieces of legislation in Sacramento because of the Northern-dominated Senate. Significantly, many Southlanders differ only on the timing of the attempt to reapportion the Senate. Some contend that it should be attempted in 1960, others in 1962. Still others, like a vast majority of Northern Californians, firmly believe that California is well served by the so-called Federal Plan of legislative apportionment now in being. The present plan provides that the Assembly members are divided up on the basis of population—those counties with the largest population having the most assemblymen. The State Senate is divided more on geographical lines so that those areas with sparse population are guaranteed legislative representation, too. This system is comparable to that of the Federal Government where the U.S. Senate is apportioned two members to each state and the House of Representatives in apportioned on the basis of the population of the states. Today's controversy over reapportionment of the California State Senate, political observers are convinced, no longer can be regarded as just a subject of off-year political conversation. Too many pieces fit together which lead observers to believe that the drive will be made in earnest. If this proves so, the reapportionment issue will have a substantial impact on the entire California political picture in 1960. Attorney General Mosk Is Speaker Problems of illegal search and seizure were discussed Tuesday night by Atty. Gen. Stanley Mosk at the regular monthly meeting of the Orange County Bar Association held in the Gourmet restaurant, Disneyland Hotel. The state's attorney general al- her Christmas Dare made sf Furs MINK ... in every lavish natural color. FULLY LET OUT MINK Exquisite natural colors ... every "most wanted" style ... and homo and bleached white stoles ... $595 to $2500 CHARLES OF THE SANTA ANA FUR COMPANY FUR TRIMMED CASHMERE SWEATERS We've applied mink and fox to the finest of cashmere cardigans for true elegance in the evening. Choose natural blue fox, or dyed white Impetus and stimulation park and recreation prohere as the result of Mr. Hugh's contribution will, not add immeasurable to upg local services, but shall then recreation everyplan, which calls for purof 212.5 additional acres of construction of nine comy parks, eight community parks, six swimming pools, 17 porhood parks and extenprovements to existing and recreation facilities by focuses attention upon the speciality of vigorous and inent citizens' participation in building our dimensions for lelth. Attorney General Mosk Is Speaker Problems of illegal search and seizure were discussed Tuesday night by Atty. Gen. Stanley Mosk at the regular monthly meeting of the Orange County Bar Association held in the Gourmet restaurant, Disneyland Hotel. The state's attorney general also dealt with the inability of law enforcement officials to utilize the evidence illegally obtained through faulty search and seizure methods. J. Stacey Sullivan, Jr., of the State Bar Committee on Legal Aid, presented to the Orange County Bar Association a certificate of merit for its outstanding work in sponsoring the Orange County Legal Aid Society. THE CHRISTMAS TREE LEGEND By Joan Imig Since earliest days the bringing of evergreens indoors at Christme has been one of the first ways of giving the home a air. Actually the graceful custom of the use of evergreens roots in the profound reverence of the Ancients for all of eve. Every fountain had its spirit, every mountain its deity, and grove and meadow its supernatural associations. The decorated tree came into being with the early Romans when it was common to hang little masks of Bacchus upon trees and to impart fertility to every side of the trees to which the wind did its face. However, it was not until the 16th century that urban homes became decorated with Christmas trees. In many pean countries Fir trees were put up in rooms and adorned roses cut from many colored papers, with apples, leafgold and —reminiscent perhaps of old beliefs that many trees bloomed Christmastime. Today our modern Christmas tree glistens with its colorful decorans, and as is our custom, what lies beneath is the very heart of Christmas giving. And Christmas isn't complete either without a fair gift from Hinshaw Hardware, of 11891 Harbor Blvd., in Green Grove. Hinshaw Hardware has a complete line of gifts for Christmas giving—(Adv.) Christmas Mail Master McFie postmaster says that the flow of Christmas cards is lagging somewhat. Requests that all gift parcels distant points be sent by mail Post from now on. Being about Christmas gifts, the postmaster said, "I emphasize too strongly the need for packing and wrapping Christmas gifts securely." Pack all your gifts in sturdy, cartons, wrap them with heavy paper, and tie them securely with strong cord. It is sometimes hard to understand why people will be so careless about putting valuable Christmas gifts into the mails in flimsy boxes and loosely wrapped packages. Many of these poorly wrapped gifts simply cannot stand the necessary handling, and thus cause much delay and disappointment all around. The postmaster further suggests that it is best to print the recipients full name, street address, city, zone number and state on all mailing labels, making sure to include an extra label inside your gift packages. If you'll send all your Christmas cards by first class mail and include your name and address on the envelope, you'll help your friends to keep their mailing lists up-to-date. Further, you are assured that any card that cannot be delivered will be returned to you for corrected addresses. If you wish to enclose your Christmas card or letter in your gift package, merely add the appropriate letter postage. 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