anaheim-gazette 1959-12-11

Whitman's '1 Am an American' Marks Bill of Rights Week Assembly "I am an American," by Walt Whitman was the prologue for the Bill of Rights Assembly scheduled for Santa Ana College Students today. This assembly, which also included the enactment of the 10 Amendments in dramatic scenes, was one of the many activities planned by the college Bill of Rights Committee. Suggesting the assembly presentations were members of the advisers committee who include Miss Agnes Todd Miller, Thomas Trawick, Frances Ege Lota Blythe, David Hartman, Ernest Craia, Edmund Hallahan, Peter Raven, William Corser and Sky Dunhp. Heading the student planning group this year was Don Bissonnette, Associated Men's Student president. Linda Maxwell, Bill of Rights secretary, also helped encourage college students to realize the true meaning of the national observance. Used in Speech Classes Both Don and Linda presented a formal copy of the Bill of Rights to the Pacific Telephone Company for use in the lobby. A photo of the presentation will be run in TeleDigest, the company magazine. Also scheduled for the college observance was a presentation by the speech classes. Members were sent to various classes and schools to describe the famous document and circulate replica copies. A special halftime talk was given by Bissonnette at the recent Santa Ana vs. Fullerton football game in which a reminder was issued to all college students that Bill of Rights Week is an important observance. Santa Ana College placed first among all Southern California colleges two years ago and second last year. "For a Merry Yule -- Make It Safe" The National Safety council announces a Christmas holiday safety campaign that will stress moral responsibility and appeal to every American to observe the commandment, "thou shalt not kill." "It's a time for honest thinking about living a sound, full life and helping others to do so. This must surely include thoughts about driving your car carefully and soberly." "We must have regard for our own lives and well-being." $860,000 Flood Control Channel Given Approval Two and one-half miles of flood control channel have been approved by Joe Brunner, assistant chief flood control engineer, who also promises that La Palma and Palm Sts. intersection will not be flooded this winter. The channel, a link in the yet to be constructed seven-mile channel for Carbon Canyon Dam outlet, is located between East St and on the west bordered by the Santa Ana Freeway. City and county officials toured the 1½ mile of open channel and the one mile of underground channel as a formality of accepting the job. The Norco Construction Co. of Artesia, completed the job in several months, or four months ahead of schedule. The work was started May 1. Anaheim Engineer Helps Officials said the channel will protect the northeast section of the county including Anaheim from excess water. The cost of this project was $860,000. The entire three phase channel development will cost $3,785,250 said Brunner. The work was done with coordination of Anaheim City Engineer Frank Fehse. According to Brunner in the future development, a channel from Carbon Canyon will permit... "For a Merry Yule -- Make It Safe" The National Safety council announces a Christmas holiday safety campaign that will stress moral responsibility and appeal to every American to observe the commandment, "thou shalt not kill." "By moral responsibility," said Arthur B. Langlie, chairman of the council's National Committee of Religious Leaders for Safety, "we mean simply this: 'Motorists — and people in their homes, too—violate one of the Ten Commandments when, through disregard for safety, they cause others to suffer or lose their lives. Honest Thinking Urged 'This,' said Langlie, former governor of Washington and now president of the McCall Corp., New York City, 'is the season for sober worship and family joy. It is also a time for honest thinking. 'It's a time for honest thinking about living a sound, full life and helping others to do so. This must surely include thoughts about driving your car carefully and soberly. "We must have regard for our own lives and well-being, and patient consideration for the welfare of those who ride with us or who ride in other cars. 'Thoughtful, careful habits are wrapped up in the meaning of the Christmas season.' The council's Christmas safety campaign continues from Dec. 1 through the New Year's holiday. It will reach its peak, the organization said, from Dec. 21-25. Theme of the month-long effort, which will emphasize the need for safety on the nation's streets and highways, is 'For a merry Christmas — make it safe!' Renew AID Pledge Employees of Fluidmaster, Inc., 132 East Orangethorne Way, Anaheim, have renewed their annual pledge to AID-United Givers Judge Robert Gardner, president Orange County AID-United Givers extended congratulations on behalf of the membership, and noted the exemplary work of Fluidmaster president and AID Chairman Adolf Schoepe. Christmas is the time for Schwinn SANTA SAYS... GIVE THE BEST! Schwinn Bikes FOR CHRISTMAS! $39 & up LIBERAL TRADE-INS EASY BUDGET TERMS $39 & up LIBERAL TRADE-INS EASY BUDGET TERMS We Have a Complete Line of Schwinns in All Models & Colors COME IN AND SEE OUR TOWN AND COUNTRY SCHWINN TANDEM (TWO SEATER BICYCLE) ONLY $178 COMPLETE LINE OF MURRAY TRICYCLES $7.50 and up EHLERS BIKE SHOP NO WORRY ABOUT STORAGE PROBLEMS WE'LL HOLD ANY BIKES SOLD 'TIL DEC 24 614 EAST CENTER ANAHEIM ● KEystone 5-3231 ● Complete Line of Parts and Accessories ● Complete Repairs 000 Flood Control Channel Approval and one-half miles of flood channel have been approved by Joe Brunner, assistant control engineer, who insists that La Palma and its intersection will not be this winter. Channel, a link in the yet constructed seven-mile chan-carbon Canyon Dam out-ocated between East St. the west bordered by the Ana Freeway. City and officials toured the 1½-open channel and the one underground channel as a way of accepting the job. Morco Construction Co. of completed the job in seven or four months ahead of. The work was started. AH. THE MAIL FOR SANTA CLAUS — Postmaster Marshall N. McFie shows Sue Ann Stoughton, 2 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene D. Stoughton of 323 N. Rush St., Anaheim, and Keith DeSteiguer, also 2 years old, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeSteiguer of 1716 E. Broadway, Anaheim, just how they get in touch with old Santa (it's most important, you know), at the Special S. Claus Mail Box which the postmaster has installed at Anaheim Postoffice. Youngsters are depositing their letters there by the scores. Santa’s Letters (Continued from Page One) We're sure Sue will have her wishes fulfilled. His name is Duke and he wants a Lionel train, a steam shovel and hadders—you forgot the helmet Mark He advises Santa that "he'll be a very good boy." Ramona, who is 6 years old a couple of days before Christmas, writes that she is a nice girl and would like a real ice cream maker a Shirley Temple doll cum Accreditation Team Visiting At OC College College aims and purposes, curriculum, instruction student per-sonnel and administration of Orange Coast College will come under the careful scrutiny of the Western College Association accreditation team which visited the campus yesterday and today. Joseph P. Cosand, president of Santa Barbara City College, chairman of the team. He and Rox W. Wignell, director of Chateau College, and Hubert H. Seems, dean of instruction. Football Junior College represent the California Junior College Association. Other members on the accreditation team includes Dr. J. Sanders, dean, Pepperdine College, and Dr. Charles J. Boorman, librarian, Long Beach State College, both representing the Western College Association, and Robert F. Stone, consultant, from the Bureau of Junior College Education, representing the Sta.-Department of Education. Honored at Dinner The team was honored at dinner yesterday in the OCC Student Center which was attended by the OCC Board of Trustee administration, division, chairme and their assistants. During the two days the team surveyed the college facilities Santa’s Letters (Continued from Page One) We’re sure Sue will have her wishes fulfilled. His name is Duke and he wants a Lionel train, a steam shovel and ‘a dump truck. Looks like Duke will grow up to be a contractor. Mary Lou has her eyes on a Coney Island penny machine and a Party Play Pal. Evidently Mary Lou saves her pennies. Randy and Ricky are brothers in Anaheim and Lou who is a playmate, resides in Long Beach. So they combine in a letter to Santa. Randy wants a portable TV set, Ricky, a gun with caps, and Lou a Play Pal doll, with two chairs and a high chair. He's Going to Be Good Mark, who writes well, wishes a fire engine, complete with bell and ladders—you forgot the helmet. Mark He advises Santa that “he’ll be a very good boy.” Ramona, who is 6 years old a couple of days before Christmas, writes that she is a nice girl and would like a real ice cream maker a Shirley Temple doll, gum ball machine and dentine gum. Watch that appetite, Romana—it’s stylish these days for the girls to be slim. Whoa, Nancy! So you want a fighter jet. Good gracious! These Space Age gals. Likewise, Michael wants a missile, a Davy Crocket shirt and a hand grenade. There’s apt to be some action in that family Christmas day! Lo’s just wants a lot of baby doll clothes and furniture to match, including a Pony Tail Lass in a Sports Car. That oughtn’t to be so difficult for that old magician, Santa Claus. Honored at Dinner The team was honored at dinner yesterday in the OCC Student Center which was attended by the OCC Board of Trustees administration, division chairmen and their assistants. During the two days the team surveyed the college facilities and operation, interviewed instructors and administrators and observed the college at work. Orange Coast College has always been accredited by the Western College Association since the college’s founding in 1940. The association is a national recognized regional accrediting agency. All colleges must be re-examined for accreditation every five years. Through frequent use our TV and radio comedians are weaving a number of our old jokes so that even the English are beginning to see through them. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING FROM THIS NTA SAYS... GIVE THE BEST! Schwinn Bikes FOR CHRISTMAS! 9 95 & up TRADE-INS GET TERMS HERE IS YOUR ANAHEIM MERCHANT CHRISTMAS AZALEA CYCLAMEN HOUSE PLANTS DISH GARDENS AFRICAN VIOLETS ALL BEAUTIFULLY GIFT WRAPPED VISIT OUR NURSERY TODAY BOTTS NURSERY "Our Business Is Growing" 1228 LINCOLN ANAHEIM KE. 5-5450 Give Your Home The . . . CHRISTMAS SPIRIT DINNERWARE • CRYSTAL • MILK GLASS COPPER • BRASS • CHROME • BAR ACCESSORIES MITchell's Treasure House of Gifts "Bridge Registry Service" 239 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM KE. 5-4648 ANAHEIM MERCHANT CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOPPING GUIDE 3,000 Get Shots At Jaycee Clinic The Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored a successful polio clinic at the Broadway Anaheim Shopping Center during which approximately 4,000 persons received polio immunization shots. The large crowd was handled professionally by Drs. Richard Sandram, Richard S. Gray and Max Fulton. Assisting nurses were Mrs. Gunda Glemaker, Mrs. Cora Reed, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mrs. Lela Stroup and Mrs. Elizabeth North. Many Jaycees and their wives were present, caring for the many tasks attached to a polio clinic. Speaker Describes East African Trek "A Naturalist in East Africa" was discussed in an illustrated lecture by Lloyd Smith, instructor in zoology and life sciences at Orange Coast College, when he opened the new auditorium of the Riverside City Museum last Friday night. Smith spent two months last summer in Kenya, Tanganyika and Uganda, and told of his experiences with army ants, with a family of gorilla, at famous Tree-tops, among the stone-age Karnajo tribe, and at a puberty dance of the Kipsigi. He showed color slides and movies of crocodiles, elephants, rhinos, hippos, antelope, baboon, giraffe, zebra and some of the native peoples of East Africa. SCIENTISTS' CONQUEST OF THE SUN Giant Gas Orb THE SUN IS NOT SOUD BUT IS HUGE SPHERE OF GLOWING GAS WITH CENTER TEMPERATURE OF 130,000,000°F. Sunny Pictures TO DELVE INTO SUN'S MYSTERIES, DR. WALTER ORR ROBERTS OF COLORADO U USES PICTURES FROM Giant Air Force OBSERVATORY TELESCOPE-CAMERA THAT Honored at Dinner team was honored at a yesterday in the OCC Stuenter which was attended OCC Board of Trustees, stration, division, chairmen her assistants. ing the two days the team and the college facilities and interviewed instructors administrators and observed college at work. George Coast College has albeen accredited by the College Association since college's founding in 1947. association is a nationallyized regional accrediting All colleges must be re-eded for accreditation every year. Giant Gas Orb THE SUN IS NOT SOLID BUT IS HUGE SPHERE OF GLOWING GAS WITH CENTER TEMPERATURE OF 30,000,000°F. Sunny Pictures TO DELVE INTO SUN'S MYSTERIES, DR. WALTER ORR ROBERTS OF COLORADO U USES PICTURES FROM GIANT AIR FORCE OBSERVATORY TELESCOPE-CAMERA THAT CLICKS EVERY MINUTE These science features will be shown on CBS-TV program "CONQUEST," sponsored by Monsanto Chemical Company Solar Flares Dwarf H-Bomb OUTBURSTS, CALLED FLARES, ARE SUN'S MOST MYSTERIOUS ACTIVITY. THEY OCCUR IRREGULARLY WITH MUCH GREATER FORCE THAN H-BOMB. "Happy Accident" NAVY RESEARCHERS ACCIDENTLY DISCOVERED FLARES' X-RAYS, NOT ULTRA-VIOLET, CUT RADIO RECEPTION WHEN ROCKET LAUNCHED TO MEASURE ECLIPSE OF SUN HIT SURPRISE FLARE. M THIS PAGE Here Is Your Anaheim Merchant Christmas Enchanting Gift Suggestions FOR MI-LADY LOUNGING PAJAMAS 7.00 to 25.00 NYLON QUILT ROBES 10.95 to 19.95 GOWNS (long and short) 5.95 to 8.95 BABY DOLL PAJAMAS 3.98 to 10.95 NYLON SLIPS ... 3.98 to 8.95 NYLON PANTIES ... 1.00 to 2.50 ANAHEIM MERCHANT CHRISTMAS GIFT SHOPPING GUIDE NYLON QUILT ROBES 10.95 to 12.95 GOWNS (long and short) 5.95 to 8.95 BABY DOLL PAJAMAS 3.98 to 10.95 NYLON SLIPS . . . . 3.98 to 8.95 NYLON PANTIES . . . 1.00 to 2.50 OTHER SUGGESTIONS Fur Collar Sweaters — Slippers — Bed Jackets GIFTS CHRISTMAS WRAPPED O'KANE'S 117 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM Open Nightly 'til 9 Phone KEystone 5-6953 Aquarium Specials 15 Gallon Stainless Steel $1375 AQUARIUM with hood ... 20 Gallon Stainless Steel $1750 AQUARIUM with hood ... 5 Gallon AQUARIUM $1275 With hood, pump, filter, gravel, thermometer, 3-way valve, 5 ft. tubing. LIMIT ONE TO CUSTOMER ON ALL ITEMS Anaheim Pet Shop 261 E. CENTER ANAHEIM KEystone 5-4650