anaheim-gazette 1960-04-07

B6-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., April 7, 1900) JC Enrollments In County To Skyrocket Within 20 years Orange County’s present junior college enrollment will reach 45,00 students, according to a three-man research team. The present junior college student population is 7,500. Anaheim Boy Is State Group Officer The prediction was made by William Briscoe, UCLA education professor; Dr. Gerhart Rosvold, economics instructor at Claremont College and Dr. Holks Allen, professor of Education at Claremont. The trio conducted the study for the Orange County Committee on School District organization. The prediction was based on the fact that the best estimates are that more than one-half Orange County's expected population of 900,000 in 1980 will be under 25 years of age. In 1980, according to the researchers, there will be 300,000 persons under 5, some 625,000 between 6 and 17 and 350,000 between 18 and 24. To handle this tremendous growth in junior college attendance the study group indicated the county may need at least 10 two- James Gemmill, a Fullerton Junior College business education student from Anaheim, was elected state treasurer of the California Future Business Leaders of America at the organization's recent state convention in Long Beach. The weekend convention, attracting nearly 700 delegates from high schools and junior colleges from throughout the state, saw other Fullerton JC students and instructors also playing an active part in the two-day program of general assembly meetings, discussion groups, and contests. Dr. Nelson Norman, FJC social science instructor, was the featured speaker at the Friday night banquet, telling the story of his recent trip through Russia. Oslo, the capital of Norway, is as far north as the upper part of Area Student B Winners Named Winners in this area in the round of Bank of America's wide Achievement Awards program for big school seniors announced this week. For outstanding scholars leadership and promise of service to society, all will receive certificates of achievement; some will get additional help and a chance at the $32,100 cash awards the bank will provide to Southern California students. Awards cover practically high school subjects: vocational arts, liberal arts, fine arts andence and mathematics. Some 2400 Southern California students will receive certified 800 will get gold trophies, and will win cash awards. There be 12 awards of $1,000, and one ranging don to a large group $25 awards. Most of the 800 trophy winners will go to the zone competition compete against other schools this area in April, appearing fore a judging panel of civic rers who will listen to the group discussions of subjects lated to their studies. The jer add their scores to the student scholarship and activity reel and name the winners. In the zone competition third place winners will receive $25 cash awards; second place winners $50, and all first place winners will go on to the May, where they will receive not less than $100 and may up to $1,000. To operate such a large pro that more than one-half Orange County's expected population of 900,000 in 1980 will be under 25 years of age. In 1980, according to the researchers, there will be 300,000 persons under 5, some 625,000 between 6 and 17 and 350,000 between 18 and 24. To handle this tremendous growth in junior college attendance the study group indicated the county may need at least 10 two-year school campuses. 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HOUSEHOLD ITEMS that are not being used will bring cash. Call PR 2-1800. Classified Display 44-Automobiles Classified Display 44-Automobiles BILL BALLMAN HAS QUALITY? THE BEST! WALL *Merchandise That Will Please You! BALLMAN'S APPLIANCES & TELEVISION Area Student B of A Award Winners Named; $32,100 Given Winners in this area in the first round of Bank of America's statewide Achievement Awards program for big school seniors were announced this week. For outstanding scholarship, leadership and promise of future success to society, all will receive certificates of achievement, and one will get additional honors if a chance at the $32,100 in awards the bank will present Southern California students. Awards cover practically all school subjects: vocational, liberal arts, fine arts and science and mathematics. Home 2400 Southern California clients will receive certificates; will get gold trophies, and 252 win cash awards. There will be 2 awards of $1,000, and others giving don to a large group of awards. Most of the 800 trophy winners go to the zone competitions to compete against other schools in the area in April, appearing be a judging panel of civic leaders who will listen to them in group discussions of subjects related to their studies. The judges take their scores to the students' scholarship and activity records to name the winners. In the zone competition, all place winners will receive cash awards; second place winners, $50, and all first place winners will go on to the finals May, where they will receive less than $100 and may win up to $1,000. To operate such a large program bank dividends the state into identical awards in each division. The state-wide total in cash awards will set a new high mark this year, $64,200 in all. Anaheim Union High School Certificate Award Winners In Specific Fields Mathematics — Mark V. Allen, 503 N. Palm St., Anaheim. Laboratory Science — Duane F. Starr, 855 N. West St., Anaheim. Music — Karin M. Carmichael, 1115 Beacon Ave., Anaheim. Art — Janet K. Easton, 638 Pine Way Anaheim. English — Harry J. Campbell, 2081 Norma Lane, Anaheim. Social Science — Carolyn A. Hennings, 625 Live Oak Drive, Anaheim. Foreign Languages — Daniel H. D'Urso, 2210 Romneya Dr., Anaheim. Business — Sharon L. Masony, 623 Grove Ave., Anaheim. Home Economics — Libby Bogan, 1255 E. Balsam, Anaheim. Agriculture—Charles W. Brown, 316 E. Katella, Anaheim. Trades & Industrial — Kenneth W. Dierberger, 1215 Santa Ana, Anaheim. Engraved Trophy Award Winners in General Fields Science & Mathematics — Duane F. Starr, 855 N. West St., Anaheim. Fine Arts — Karin M. Carmichael, 1115 eacon Avenue, Anaheim. Liberal Arts — Harry J. Campbell, 2081 Norma Lane, Anaheim. Marywood School Certificate Award Winners In General Fields Science & Mathematics — Joyce Heinz, 1235 E. Sycamore St., Anaheim. Liberal Arts — Gall Frazier, 2405 Bonnie Brae, Santa Ana. Western High School Certificate Award Winners In Specific Fields Mathematics — William R. Griswold, 10332 Garza St., Anaheim. Laboratory Science—Mary Jane Snyder, 8442 Walker St., Cypress. Music — Thomas Lowrey Greer, 11362 Davenport Rd., Los Alamitos. Art — Donna Jane Duvall — 8309 Poppy Way, Buena Park. English — Janet L. Meler — 9602 W. Banta Ave., Anaheim. Social Science — Daniel Eugene Hauser — 7164 Santa Clara, Buena Park. Foreign Languages — Jerome Harold Vanover, 2271 W. Falmouth, Anaheim. Business — Charlene K. Lenerville, 8622 Walker St., Cypress. Home — Peggy Louise Green, 3435 Olinda Lane, Apt. B, Anaheim. Agriculture — None. Trades & Industrial — William Joseph Centobene—428 S. Shields Dr., Anaheim. Engraved Trophy Award Winners in General Fields Science & Mathematics — William R. Griswold, 10332 Garza St., Anaheim. Fine Arts — Thomas Lowrey Greer, 1136 D2avenport Rd., Los Alamitos. Liberal Arts — Janet Lorraine Melter, 9602 Banta Ave., Anaheim. Vocational Arts — Charlene K. Lenerville, 8622 Walker St., Cyprus. Hornet Sports Ed Wins Contest Honors Fred Peritore of Downey editor of the Fullerton Junior College "Hornet" newspaper runner-up honors for sporting at the annual University Southern California Journal Day. Sports writing was one of writing categories offered to students. First place winner Bob Elias of East Los Angeles. The Journalism Day pitted attended by more than 100 school and junior college student teams heard national ures from newspapers, radio television participate in an of discussion groups. Attending from FJC were Reho of Fullerton, Marilyn of Anaheim, and adviser A. A hurricane does not bounce hurricane in weather but minology until its wind rises above 75 miles an hour. Obituaries SLACK—Claude E. 74, of New Way, Anaheim; died at home W. Bergen Nelson; first R the First Church of Christ; held officiated at services held chapel of Buckeye Courtman bars Wednesday; internment w in El Monte Cemetery. He is by his wife, Rothe B.; daughter line Schlumberger, and Claudia granddaughters and a brother. WELCH — Charles LdRoy, 74 M Hampstead St., an oil work Thursday. Surviving a nenence E. Shannon; Mr. born in Iowa and came to County in 1952. Services Sat 10 a.m. Hilgenfeld Morutary Interment, Loma Vista Park. THOMPSON — Blythe E. 6 S. Helena St., died April 2. are husband, Harvey E.; Mrs. Milford Fitzs; granddaughter Wiltz; great-granddaughter Dixie. WANT ADS! USE THE W 17-Serv. Rendered24-Real Estate VACUUM CLEANERS SERVICE SALES & PARTS ALL MAKES new—used—rebuilt PR 2-3710 1233 S. EUCLID Just So. of Ball Rd. BROOK-LIN Rug & Upholstering Co. 116 N. Los Angeles KE 5-2459 Recovering & Modernizing Free Estimates Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service Botts Nursery 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. "Our Business Is Growing" ARTISTIC Landscaping & Designs Lawns — Shrubs Sprinklers PR 4-6160 Ermisch "My Cleaners" Main Office; 117 W. Cypress Branch: 530 W. Center K E5-4618 NEARLY ½ ACRE Clean 3 bedrooms, 1½ baths, extra large family size kitchen, complete with elec. stove, refrigerator and auto. washer. An ideal home for the family ooking for a place for children to enjoy country living without sacrificing city advantages. Full price $1,6020. $84 monthly. LARGE CONTEMPORARY 3 Bedrooms and family room, 1½ bath. F. A. heat, F-place, oven, range, dishwasher, all built-ins. Wall to wall carpeting throughout. Intercom. Asking $21,000. H. HARTLEY 110 S. ILLINOIS STREET Realtor PROspect 2-1552 MUSIC'S MOST GLORIOUS VOICE Hammond's Organs For the Home CONN organ, Artist model, Leslie and Conn speakers included. Save $1500.00. HAMMOND chord organ, like new, bench and free lessons incl. $595.00. Electronic Organs, several to choose from Blond, Walnut, etc. from $350.00. ACCORDIANS, Angalani, Camerano, etc. with cases, like new from $99.00. 17-Serv. Rendered 18-Business ROOM PAINTING $15 — Trim Extra Also Specializing in Stucco Painting Free Est. 24-Hr. Service PR 2-4752 NEED A CAR? See the many Classfiled Ads each week. 24-Rel Estate 24-Rel E HOME AND INCOME In 500 block East Center St. 2 story hut Lot 62½ x 134 to alley. Zone C-1 sub-floor for prof. offices, etc. Price $20,000.00 terms open. YOUR QUEST Is found in this Disneyland area home. Owner leaving town. G.I. 4½% loan. $101 a mo. Pr. $18,500.00. Near Palm Lane school. 3 bedroom, 2½ bath, dining room, entry, fireplace, built-ins, large service porch, shake roof, patio, dranes and extras, room for pool, built-in storage. LIKE Walking distance Palma. 3 bedroftifully planted. 1½ bath, 2 dipped peted, covered inets, storage. L. P. NICHOLS 109 North West Street HOMES FOR THE DISCRIMINATION CUSTOM QUALITY — CUSTOM 500 and 1 ALL BREAKING PRICES! TELEVISION 122 W. BROADWAY Mornet Sports Editor Wins Contest Honors Fred Peritore of Downey, sports editor of the Fullerton Junior College "Hornet" newspaper, won runner-up honors for sports writing at the annual University of Southern California Journalism Day. Sports writing was one of four writing categories offered for JC students. First place winner was Job Elias of East Los Angeles. The Journalism Day program, attended by more than 1000 high school and junior college journalism students, heard national figures from newspapers, radio, and television participate in a series of discussion groups. Attending from FJC were Kathy Heho of Fullerton, Marllyn Yellis, of Anaheim, and adviser Howard A hurricane does not become a hurricane in weather bureau terminology until its wind velocity rises above 75 miles an hour. Obituaries LACK—Claude E. 74, of $11 Jade Bay, Anaheim, died at home Sunday. Berman Nelson, first reader of the First Church of Christ, Scientist, officiated at services held in the First Church of Troutman and Kaul's Wednesday. Interment was made in El Monte Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Rothe B.; daughters, Arlene Schiller, and Claudia Turner; granddaughters and a brother, Harry. WELCH — Charles LeRoy, 73, of 946 Hampstead St., an oil worker, died Thursday. Surviving, a nephew, Clarence Shillier, born in Iowa and came to Orange County in 1952. Services Saturday at 9 a.m., Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel, interment, Loma Vista Memorial Park. HOMPSON — Blythe E. 67, of 710 Helena St., died April 2. Surviving husband, Harvey E.; daughter, Mrs. Mildred P. Fitz; grandchildren, Brant West and Carol Dawn; great-grandchildren, Dawn and Kaulbars Tuesday. Interment was made in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Glendale. WALKER — Selma C., 67 of 1107 Hermosa Dr., Anaheim, died April 2. Surviving on husband, Warren son, Jack R., sister, Mrs. Helen Holinger and Mrs. Webster B. Olson of Anaheim; 2 grandsons. Funeral services were held in the chapel of Backa-Troutman & Kaulbars Wednesday. Interment was made in Melrose Abay Cemetery. JOREGENSON — Mary C. 64 of 9921 Webster, yes, died April 1. Surviving husband, Axel; song, Howard, Vernon and Robert; daughters, Ellen Frosle, Margaret Boen, Betty Riedler, Mildred Trochman, Marilyn Little and Avis Bruce; five brothers and 28 grandchildren. Funeral services were held in the chapel of Backs-Troutman & Kaulbars Tuesday. Interment was made in Westminster Memorial Park. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 9-PIECE living room group. This is a contemporary modern sofa with foam rubber cushion with matching chair. 2 marble step tables, large coffee table and two large lamps. Bal on this $258.69, pay only $2.99 per week. Stored at Baughn's. $802 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hwy., Daily am to 9 p.m. Sat. till 6 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone JE 7-4852 10-PIECE bedroom group. We have pd on it while stored now found out home loan didn't go through. Can have our equity free. Just pay off the bal of $148.10. Baughn's will deliv., and finance it for you. Pay only $1.97 per week. Baughn's. $602 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hwy., Daily am to 9 p.m. Sat. till 6 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone JE 7-4852. 4 ROOMS of furniture, includes everything, Gaffers & Sattler CP range, Philco cross top frezer-refr., 10-pc. bedroom group, 5-pc. dining group, 9-pc. living group. Have re-enlisted and need the group. Have furniture. Bal we own. $292.32 just pay the pymts of $4.62 per week. Stored at Baughn's, $802 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hwy., Daily am to 9 p.m. Sat. till 6 p.m. Sun. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone JE 7-4852. FREEZERS — 1959 Admiral 10 ft., $169.18 ft. Ben Hur 14½ ft., $199.18 ft. Ben Hur 14½ ft., $199 Norge 16 ft.$229 no dm. pymt., pay only $8.90 per mw. Baughn's,$802 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hwy., Daily am to 9 p.m.Sat. till 6 p.m.Sun. 11 a.m.to 5 p.m.Phone JE 7-4852. 1959 MANITOWAC 14½ ft., $229, $195 Kelvy, 20 ft.$269, pay only $8.90 per mo. Stored at Baughn's,$802 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hwy., Daily am to 9 p.m.Sat. till 6 p.m.Sun. 11 a.m.to 5 p.m.Phone JE 7-4852. MAYTAG automatic washer, has the large oversize tub, agitator, water level control. Called bank, said they would release us from contract if we could sell for contract balance of $127.92, pay only $8.50 per mo. Stored at Baughn's,$802 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hwy., Daily am to 9 p.m.Sat. till 6 p.m.Sun. 11 a.m.to 5 p.m.Phone JE 7-4852. TOP freezer chest, shelves in door, color interior. Used 2 mo., our bal is $168.28, no cash丹.Day only $5.75 per mo. Stored at Baughn's,$802 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hwy., Daily am to 9 p.m.Sat.till 6 p.m.Sun.11 a.m.to 5 p.m.Ph.EJ 7-4852. 1959 WEDGEWOOD, it's the big CP all automatic, clock lamp, griddle, everything used it mo., we've pd it丹.to $128.88.Can have equity free just take pyms of $8.37 per mo. Stored at Baughn's,$802 Garden Grove Blvd., corner Hwy., Daily am to 9 p.m.Sat.till 6 p.m.Sun.11 a.m.to 5 p.m.Ph.EJ 7-4852.WANTED—A hide-a-bed.LAWrence 2-6468. DRAFTING TABLE.Excellent condition.$30 original price.Best offer.JA 9-1588.$660 Briarwood,Brea. FOR SALE—boys suits,sizes 10 and 1.2.Near new PR2-3720 after 5:39. NEW STEINWAY PIANOSBIG SALE used electronic organs$295,$375,$485,Lowrey Wurlitzer, Orgatron, Thomas,many others.all like new.save up to$800.CLEARANCE SALE27 GRAND PIANOSrefilled like new,$395,$465,$495.up.Select from (3) STEINWAYS.Knabe，Chickering，Wurlitzer,eic十二 wood used UPRIGHT PIANOS from $5 a month.or will rent.Spinet planes—Steinway，Wurlitzer，Acrosonic.Knabe，Fischer,$295,$385,$465 etc.,pay little or rent new spinet or grand piano.Received sweet toned Maple Cherry spinet plane,just like new,take over small monthly terms.CASH for your plano.Repossessed Mahogany Grand plano.perfect,take over balance.SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS520 North Main.Owner 6th Santa AnaSince 1914 ELECTRIC CHORD ORGANSAny can play at sight Classics to jazz without lessons$79—$129Payments as low as $6 per mo. 42 Yrs.in Music BYES'FALACEOF MUSIC513 S.Brookhurst THE WANT ADS! BABY SITTING, my home, 40c an hour, any time. TAYLOR 8-2125. C. & W. MUSIC Productions. Approx. $600 (max.) invest., doubled in less than 30 days. Top ARTIST SHOWS. We take % from profits only. Write M.E.P., 1534 W. Edinger St., S.A. Give Ph. No. or address for info. 24-Real Estate CUSTOM BUILT EXCLUSIVE Neighborhood $1,000 DOWN The builder who built this 2100 sq. ft. home is in trouble and must sell immediately. The home has 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, built-in kitchen appliances, complete air conditioning, wall to wall carpeting throughout, a lovely stone fireplace in the mammoth living room. Vacant, immediate occupancy.- Walker % Lee Inc., 2580 W. Lincoln, Phone JAckson 7-5135. Open evenings. PRICE $8900.00 $950.00 DOWN 3 BEDROOMS A real old fashioned fix it up yourself style home. Needs painting, cleaning and elbow grease, but Boy, Oh Boy, can you save money on this one. Walker & Lee Inc., 2580 W. Lincoln, Ph. JAckson 7-5135. Open evenings. FOR RESULTS use Gazette USE Gazette Classified Ads. 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