anaheim-gazette 1960-04-28

City Bus Plan To Go Would Run In Red Six Years The long awaited survey of a transit system for Anaheim was put into the hands of City Council Tuesday night. The 15-page survey, developed by William Farell, superintendent of the Santa Monica Municipal Bus System, outlined three alternate proposals for providing mass rapid transit from outlying areas to the downtown district. Farell prefaced his report by stating that there exists a genuine need for an intra city bus service. HE POINTED OUT, however, that under none of the proposals would the system be able to operate at a profit for at least six years. The proposals were: 1. Call a conference with both the Metropolitan Transit Authority and Crosstown Suburban Bus Lines, both of which now operate bus service in the Anaheim area, to determine if either would be able to provide the intra-city system. 2. Work out an agreement with the School Districts through which the city bus system would provide service (now given free) to certain areas such as the high schools. 3. Start from scratch on a municipally-owned system, employing every available economy. FARELL ESTIMATED the bus system to start would carry a total of 300 adult and 120 student fares daily. He said the per mile cost based on a 550 total travel miles daily would be 40 cents. Revenues would amount to approximately $22,000 per year while expenditures would total approximately $67,000, or a gross deficit of $45,000 per annum. He pointed out that this could be reduced to an annual loss of $28,407 through bus advertising, operation of a charter bus service utilizing garage and maintenance facilities of the city public works department and by maintaining schedules and starting with new equipment. He said the city line should start with 11 buses at a total penditure of $73,000 not including taxes and the cost of tires. The City Council said it would take the survey under study future consideration. John Brown Mason Named Political Scrub Dept. Professor John Brown Mason, noted cator-author-folegn affairs s pcialist, will become Associate Professor of Political Science at Government at Orange County State College, Fullerton, in September, states President W. Langsdorf. Dr. Mason is Professor of Government at Georgetown University and has taught at the University of Wisconsin, Stanford University, the University of Florida. ANAHEIM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL has admitted more than 10,000 patients since it opened its doors in February 1958. Cecil R. Higgenbotham, 1239 E. Elm, Anaheim, became the 10,000th patient when he registered for surgery one day early this month. He is shown being made comfortable in his room by Nursing Supervisor Lynette Haith, R.N. PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM SHOP TONIGHT TO 9 P. M. ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM SHOP TONIGHT TO 9 P. M. NEW! NEW! NEW! 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Professor An Brown Mason, noted eduauthor-foleign affairs species, will become Associate Proof Political Science and environment at Orange County College, Fullerton, in Septer, states President W. B. Andorf. Mason is Professor of Govent at Georgetown University and has taught at the University Wisconsin, Stanford University, the University of Florida, Orange Countian Selected Annual CYO Girl of Year An Orange County girl today is the 1960 Catholic Youth Organization Girl of the Year and was presented Saturday night at the annual Girl of the Year Ball. She is Trudy Giordano, 22, of Garden Grove, the first Orange County girl to win the honor which was awarded on the record of her personal services to Church and Community as well as her activities in the federation. Miss Giordano is a stenographer for Orange County Air Pollution. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Giordano, a member of the Columbians Club of St. Columban parish and represented the Eastern District in the competition. Scout-O-Rama Ducat Sale Starts Friday Friday is a big day in the lives of Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts and Explorers in the towns of Anaheim, Fullerton, La Habra, Brea, Placentia, Yorba Linda and Buena Park. Tickets to the Scout-O-Rama will go on sale, and will be sold by all Scouts. They can be bought any time until the Scout-O-Rama, June 3rd and 4th, at La Palma Stadium. The Scout-O-Rama will include exhibits of all kinds— OPEN HOUSE Local 'Open Class Today, Anaheim Union School will hold the annual House. An invitation is extto all parents and other aduterested in the educational ties offered the youth of tha trict. There will be several interdisplays and exhibits to cate the interest of the viewers, grams and drawings of the cowill be distributed to all to enable them to move with complete confidence. programs will include the ers' room numbers for those ents who wish to discuss a daugher's progress. ALL BOYS' PHYSICAL P tion teachers will be in the rooms and the coaches' offithe Boys' Gym during this Coach McMahon will have gymnastics team going through workout session during house. The workout will b Mason is Professor of Government at Georgetown University and has taught at the University Wisconsin, Stanford University, the University of Florida, Oberlin College. He has been in the Department of State, and States High Commission in many, as Chief of Political Affairs Bonn and as a Chief of the Frankfurt Civic Affairs Division. Has held key posts with the United States Information Agency, Berlin, and Bangkok. Associate professor-elect authored or edited three The Danzig Dilemma, For-Governments, and Thailandography. Hason has the A.B. degree Butler University, the A.M. Ph.D. degrees from the University of Wisconsin, and has attended Claremont Graduate School. Social Service for Jewish Welfare Fund Annual County Drive Friday evening, April 29th, 8:00 p.m., Temple Beth Emet Orange County, 400 N. Emily. Elim has arranged a special highlightng the annual Jewish Welfare Fund drive County. This service, those members of Temple who were leaders in 1959 Drive will be honored: David Waxman, Dr. Seymourbert and Victor Adler. United Jewish Welfare of Orange County schedules annual Campaign each year, in the purpose of raising funds local, national and overseas for the Jewish people. THREE ANAHEIH HIGH school students (from top to bottom) Karen Carmichael, Sharon Masony, both of AUHS and William Griswold of Western High were among 12 County prep school seniors who have won Bank of America cash achievement awards. Miss Carmichael won in the fine arts field, Miss Masony in vocational arts and Griswold in science and mathematics. Award presentations were made at Orange Coast College. Miss Masony was a second place winner and Miss Carmichael and Griswold were third place winners. OPEN SUNDAY 11 A.M. TO 5 P.M. Ladies' — Men's — Children's SHOES $298 and Explorers in the towns of Anaheim, Fullerton, La Habra, Brea, Placentia, Yorba Linda and Buena Park. Tickets to the Scout-O-Rama will go on sale, and will be sold by all Scouts. They can be bought any time until the Scout-O-Rama, June 3rd and 4th, at La Palma Stadium. The Scout-O-Rama will include exhibits of all kinds—cooking, Scout skills, signalling, boat building—all these wonderful program items will be available at the Scout-O-Rama. Bands will be on hand, with exhibits from the United States Navy and Air Force. The show will be held two days—Friday, June 3rd, at 7 p.m., and Saturday, June 4th, 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. If you want to buy a ticket, ask the boy next door—he is probably a Scout, and would enjoy having you come to the Scout-O-Rama to join an ongoing Scouting event. The Scout-O-Rama is a family show. ALL BOYS' PHYSICAL TEACHERS will be in the rooms and the coaches' office the Boys' Gym during this Coach McMahon will have gymnastics team going through workout session during house. The workout will be on the north balcony of the Gym for all that are interested. All Girls' Physical Educators will be in their offices meet those parents wish to come to the gym. Drivotrainers will be used visitors driving to demonstrators. 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LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM KE 3-8021 HOW F MONEY MU ANAHEI At 4½% Interest per year That's four and a half dollars pay you every three months and until you want to take it out. Start earning more the modification in town! 187 WEST CENTER STREET OPEN HOUSE Local Schools Hold Open House' Show Classroom Talents Today, Anaheim Union High School will hold the annual Open House. An invitation is extended to all parents and other adults interested in the educational facilities offered the youth of this district. There will be several interesting plays and exhibits to capture the interest of the viewers. Programs and drawings of the campus will be distributed to all guests enable them to move about with complete confidence. These programs will include the teacher's room numbers for those parents who wish to discuss a son or daughter's progress. ALL BOYS' PHYSICAL Educators teachers will be in the locker rooms and the coaches' office at the Boys' Gym during this event. Each McMahon will have his gymnastics team going through a workout session during open house. The workout will be held purpose, scope, and methods used in the newly offered course. THE ART DEPARTMENT will offer a display of the students' work in the library. The Industrial Arts Department will also have displays in the shops. In the picture is seen the Anaheim Union High School dance band, "The Sounds," rehearsing in preparation for Public Schools' Week. The dance band is one of the co-curricular activities in the music department of AUHS; and will be rehearsing during open house. All of the members of the band have auditioned against tough competition, and the winners, here pictured, rehearse together about four hours a week after school hours. "The Sounds." under the direction of Robert Reynolds, are said to be one of the best high school dance bands in Southern California. This year the group's schedule The Mathematics Department of the Anaheim Union High School offers courses to meet the needs of all students in the high school program. The college preparatory students take algebra, plane and solid geometry, and trigonometry. Many students take courses in general mathematics. Students in the mathematics classes compete in various mathematics contests in Angeles and Orange Counties and enter projects in the mathematics section of the Orange County Science and Mathematics Fair. Mathematics projects will be displayed in the mathematics rooms during the Open House. These projects include solid geometric models, plane geometry designs, and term papers that have been prepared by the students in the mathematics classes. TEACHERS OF United States History, Senior Problems, World ALL BOYS' PHYSICAL Education teachers will be in the locker rooms and the coaches' office at the Boys' Gym during this event. Coach McMahon will have his gymnastics team going through a workout session during open house. The workout will be held on the north balcony of the Boys' gym for all that are interested. Girls' Physical Education teachers will be in their offices to meet those parents wishing to come to the gym. Drivotrainers will be used with visitors driving to demonstrate simulators. Driver-training cars will be on display with instructors explain their use in the program. Other driver-education instructors will be in the Teachers' lounge to meet with parents. Instructors in Health and Safety will be in room 71 with exhibits, models, charts and demonstrations. Instructors will explain the will be rehearsing during open house. All of the members of the band have auditioned against tough competition, and the winners here pictured, rehearse together about four hours a week after school hours. "The Sounds," under the direction of Robert Reynolds, are said to be one of the best high school dance bands in Southern California. This year the group's schedule includes state FBLA convention dance, the AUHS District classified Employee's dance, the Military Ball, and the Fremont Junior High Prom, as well as numerous school activities such as assemblies, PTA and the Spring Music Department Show. THE HOME ECONOMICS Department will feature a fashion show. Girls will be showing their ability to sew and design clothing for themselves. This display of "needle art" will be continuous throughout the evening as well as the display of kitchen facilities in rooms 35 to 38. Mathematics projects will be displayed in the mathematics rooms during the Open House. These projects include solid geometric models, plane geometry designs, and term papers that have been prepared by the students in the mathematics classes. TEACHERS OF United States History, Senior Problems, World Geography, and Economics will present discourses relating to their subject matter and methodology. The Business Education Department is extremely proud of the functions of their department. The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) Club, under the direction of Mr. Cox and Mrs. Finch, has just completed a state-wide convention—hosting the entire conference. The home-town group walked off with several honors. The "Bus Ed" department will have several displays of talent including shorthand, office machines, and typing. Displays of students' work will be offered to parents during the evening. He think it's perfectly amazing!" HOW FAST YOUR MONEY MULTIPLIES AT ANAHEIM SAVINGS 4½% Interest per year your surplus funds can grow fast at Anaheim Savings. Four and a half dollars we give you each year for every $100 you keep here. 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