anaheim-gazette 1960-03-17

87-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thurs., March 17, 1960) LOOK! MODERN You Can Have a Realignment of County Supervisor Areas S Sweeping realignment of Orange County's five supervisorial districts is being considCounty Supervisors have revealed a study is afoot to realign boundaries of the five evenly representative of the County population. At present the "out of line" population - supervisorial district shapes up like this: District 1 (Featherly), 90,000; District 2 (Warner), 160,000; District 3 (Phillips), 300,000; District 4 (Hirstein), 80,000, and District 5 (Nelson), 105,000. The widest disparagency is be- tween District 3 (including Anaheim and Fullerton) and District 4 (sparsely populated east Orange County). One crimp is put into the proposal to realign by a state law that prohibits supervisorial distritions from crossing state assembly district borders. The Santa Ana River is p ently the dividing line betwe the 74th and 75th Assembly o tricts. Equitable district distribut for Orange County's estima750,000 to 800,000 populat would be 150,000 per distr most experts agree. Imperial Insurance Gives Dividends SAN GABRIEL, Calif.—Imperial Insurance Exchange has issued their first policy holders' dividend based on the 1958 policy year after but two years in operation specializing in workman's compensation insurance, according to Executive Vice President, John W. Davis. In making the announcement, Davis stated, "Since the inception of the Imperial Insurance Exchange, our primary objective has been to achieve the lowest possible net cost for our policy holders. This announcement of our first dividend is a significant indication that our ultimate goals are well within reason." Local School Youngsters Health Guarded By Well-Chosen Meals Mom got the lowdown from Centralia School District for experts on how to fill junior's stomach. Mrs. Marian Garrett, head of food services, outlined requirements the district must meet to serve "Type A" meals. These menus provide from one-third to one-half the daily nutritional needs of the elementary school age child. Certain fundamental requisites must be met, Mrs. Garrett explained. A menu must provide two sources of protein each day and three sources of fruit or vegetables. Vitamin A is required once a week while vitamin C is an every day "must." The latter is most difficult to obtain on a low budget of 30c per meal, Mrs. Garrett told the mothers, cause children do not particularly care for parsley, spinach broccoli. This leaves a choice of sources such as citrus fruit tomatoes. The latter community is costly during most of the school year, she pointed out. BREAD AND BUTTER at least one-half pint of milk are included in each month Surplus commodities are furnished schools under the state and national plan. Mrs. Garrett cited butter as an example. State furnishes one pound every 50 children. A state auction once or twice a year determines the amount of butter bought and the amount furnished by the government. Centralia district used an average of pounds for the first two weeks last December at one schoo when 3555 meals were served. ALL TYPES OF ALUMINUM & PATIO COVERS ALUMINUM & FIBERGLASS "Tailored in Our Shops to Fit Orange County Needs" FIBERGLASS 8x10 Patio Cover $99 DO IT YOURSELF KE 5-1805 If No Answer Call LA 6-3788 PAN TYPE SLAT TYPE Tailored in Our Shops to Fit Orange County Needs" FIBERGLASS 8x10 Patio Cover $99 DO IT YOURSELF (Free Standing) FIBERGLASS SINCE 1950 THE Sun-Lite Co. PATIO WINDOWS 1623 W. LINCOLN KE 5-1805 If No Answer Call LA 6-3788 ANAHEIM Check this List ● CUSTOM BUILT HOME, nice corner location. Close to St. Boniface. G. I. Loan. ● 3 BEDROOM HOME in East Anaheim. W-W carpeting, fireplace, lovely location. Full price $15,750. G. I. Loan. ● FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE, nicely located. Cash needed $1,200. Full price $12,100. ● 3 BEDROOM HOME. Large family room. Hardwood floors, 1¼ baths. Quiet street in East Anaheim. $13,500. ● DUPLEX in nice location with room for more units. $160 a month gross income. Full price $15,000. We Have Many Eastern Buyers. Give Us Your Listings for Quick Results! SEE US FOR ALL OF YOUR REAL ESTATE PROBLEMS! HEIBNER REALTY 816 EAST BROADWAY PR 4-1705 SEE THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS ACE TELEVISION ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN BEE BUILDERS, INC. BOTTS NURSERY BUNGALOW ELECTRIC SUPPLIES Modern Home of County areas Sought districts is being considered, it has been disclosed. boundaries of the five districts so they will be more Santa Ana River is presthe dividing line between 41th and 75th Assembly districtable district distribution Orange County's estimated be 150,000 per district, experts agree. Board Chairman Cye Featherly says he sees no need for immeidate change in supervisorial districts until a realignment of the assembly districts, already proposed, is undertaken later this year. HOME SHOW TENT SITE—Dwarfed by the big area handle overflow of the 1960 Orange County Home Sh of the show, Bob Wilson and Art Bermudez, officials shown surveying the lot adjacent to the Commercial Fairgrounds. Model home to be given away at the sh right of photo. Santa Ana River is pressible the dividing line between 6th and 75th Assembly districtable district distribution Orange County's estimated 200 to 800,000 population be 150,000 per district, experts agree. Board Chairman Cye Featherly says he sees no need for immediate change in supervisorial districts until a realignment of the assembly districts, already proposed, is undertaken later this year. Meters Health Chosen Meals Australia School District food ide two sources of proceed each day and three sources of fruit or vegetables. Vitamin C is required once a week. The vitamin C is an every day must." The latter is most difficult to obtain on a low cost get of 30c per meal. Mrs. Garrett told the mothers, because children do not particucare for parsley, spinach or coll. This leaves a choice of foods such as citrus fruit or potatoes. The latter commodities costly during most of the school year, she pointed out. READ AND BUTTER and least one-half pint of whole milk are included in each meal. Holus commodities are furnished schools under the state national plan. Mrs. Garrett did butter as an example. The furnishes one pound for every 50 children. A state audit or twice a year determines the amount of butter bought by the amount furnished by government. Centralia district used an average of 70 pounds for the first two weeks. December at one school on 3555 meals were served. Main dishes may include meat bowl, beans or cheese, fish or or a combination or variation of those ingredients. Color variety must be considered. Mrs. Garrett explained, so looks appetizing to the faithful consumer. Although "preference of child" is last on the state's menu some items have more appeal for the youngsters. Hamburger day, when 80 to 100 more lunches are served in each school, is most popular. Other favorites are pizzaburger, toastie dog and comination meat dishes. Apple crisp and chocolate cake are popular desserts. VOLUMINOUS DAY BY day and monthly records from each caeteria must be checked, involving not only food commodities but intangible items such as costs and labor, also audited by the state. Dr. S. C. Joyner, special consultant on school administration, commended the district on a recent visit for the few man hours spent in the district's five cafeterias in proportion to the average number of children who participate in the hot lunch program each day. Centralia district is one of the fortunate districts in southern California which has been able to operate on the low cost of 30c per lunch for school children and still stay out of the red, according to Palmer G. Campen, assistant superintendent of business. He gives Mrs. Garrett much of the credit, and told P.T.A. presidents that in addition to the cafeteria staff, much additional labor goes into cafeteria accounting, payroll, delivery, warehousing and keeping personnel records by the business office's staff. Vet Exemptions Deadline May 2 Veterans must file $1,000 property tax exemptions no later than May 2. County Veterans Service Officer Ben Liebermann has announced. California grants exemption from taxes, but not special assessments, on $1,000 assessed value to qualified resident veterans of wars or campaigns, including women veterans. Eligibility is limited to veterans who do not own real estate and personal property with an assessed value of $5,000 or more, although under the community property laws he and his wife together may own properly up to an assessed value of $10,000 and still be eligible under certain circumstances. Veterans are warned that if they intend to file for the exemption on any property they own or are buying, they must have the deed or contract of sale recorded before March 7. A veteran cannot get an exemption on property not assessed to him. It must be owned, claimed, possessed or managed by the veteran at noon on the first Monday in March to have it assessed to him. Anaheim Area Milemaid eligible to compete for title 1960 California Dairy Prize according to Edward H. De of Anaheim, director of the American Dairy Assn. of California. 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