anaheim-gazette 1960-05-26

Anaheim Marshal Celebrates 10th Year on Job With P Celebrating ten years of service to the Judges of the Anaheim-Fullerton Judicial District, Marshal Haskell A. Kelley served cake and soft drinks in his office at the Anaheim Municipal Court Wednesday. Kelley was appointed Constable of the Anaheim Township on May 11, 1950 and became the Marshal when three districts were consolidated to form one Municipal District in 1952. He was re-elected to office in 1954, and is running for re-election again this year. Indicating the workload growth of the office since his appointment as Constable, the comparison of the number of cases is as follows: In 1950 during the first month of Kelley’s service, 26 civil cases were processed with remuneration to the County of $65, as compared with last month when there were 649 Criminal Subpoenas, 1640 civil cases processed, 75 Warrants of arrest and 429 prisoners in the lockup. As Marshal, Kelley serves four judges, Claude Owens, Max Eliason, Warren Ferguson, and Herbert Herlands, with the district covering ten incorporated cities. These include: Anaheim, Garden Grove, Stanton, Cypress, Dairyland, Buena Park, La Habra, Brea, Placentia and Fullerton with a combined population of 425,000. This present population is double the 1950 population of the whole of Orange County. Assisting Kelley in handling the huge workload, the office being attests to the efficiency with which the work is handled. "I am proud of the record of accomplishment for this office over the past ten years, and know that a large part of the credit goes to the dedicated men and women who comprise the staff of personnel. Early in the work history of each person, I impressed upon him the need for honesty, efficiency and justice; and each has worked with these goals in mind," Kelley said. "We realize that we are dealing with members of the public during periods of individual hardship for them, and we do our best to give them full consideration consistent with the law and within the realm of orders of the court we serve believe public officials should serve in this manner," concludes Kelley. Kelley, though a native of souri, moved to California by his first birthday. His work experience consisted of years of farm work, and the mercial thrashing of grain beans. While still in his yr he became the ranch foreman the Albert Stephens ranch Verne. A resident of Orange County twenty years, Kelley spent first half of that time in which included: two years at Cypress Feed Store, two and half years at the Cypress Public Defender Costs Keep Soaring As Work Load Surges Upward Sharply The taxpayers’ burden of operating the public defender’s office in Orange County will soar to $69,131 annually if recommendations before the board of supervisors are approved. Larry Oxley, finance director has recommended the 1960-61 budget figure—a rise of $2,587 over the present fiscal year's total. The public defender represents defendants who purportedly are unable to hire counsel. However, the charged offense must be one van and his eight-person staff represent petitioners for re-tion of rights and for pardon mentally ill persons. Cost of financing the office jumped by leaps and bounds past few years. Nine persons budgeted for the public defender in 1959-60 as compared to three in 1953. Memorial Day Ri HALF FUNERALS WON'T DO! In keeping with most faiths, religious services are completed, not at the mortuary but with family and friends at the final resting place. Here your friends can be with you when you need them most throughout the entire religious service. Westminster Memorial Park Mortuary — Cemetery provide complete services at one convenient location. Complete Funerals COST LESS at Westminster Memorial Park Mortuary-Cemetery Serving all faiths in all areas of Orange County with Reverence and Dignity Board Meet Held For Carpenters Aux. On May 24th the board of directors of District 2, Ladies Auxiliary to the Carpenters Union met in Anaheim Carpenters's Hall at 608 W. Vermont Street. The meeting was hostessed by board members of the Ladies Auxiliary to Anaheim Carpenters, under direction of Mrs. Matt Plews, member of the Anaheim group. Guest speaker at the gathering was Al Green, area director of the new Orange County Committee on Political Education (COPE), whose topic was "How Cope Originated." He told the purpose in political education and something of the growth of the committee, now spread over most of the nation. Mrs. Arthur Pressel Heads Jr. Ebell Club Mrs. Arthur Pressel is the newly installed President of the Anaheim Jr. Ebell Club. Mrs. Donald Gordon, retiring president, presented Mrs. Pressel with the president's pin and gavel. Other officers installed were Mmes. George Reed, first vice president; Kenneth Keith, second vice-president; Carl Last, third vice president; E. M. Weisel, recording secretary; James Whieldon, corresponding secretary; Richard Husmann, treasurer. Orange County will soar to $69,131 annually if recommendations before the board of supervisors are approved. Larry Oxley, finance director has recommended the 1960-61 budget figure—a rise of $2,587 over the present fiscal year's total. The public defender represents defendants who purportedly are unable to hire counsel. However, the charged offense must be one which is triable in the superior court—felonies, as a rule. Public Defender Richard Sulli- Memorial Day Ride Set at Westmins Memorial Day services scheduled at Westminster Memorial Park on May 30th start at 11 a.m., officials said Mr. with American Legion Commander Ralph Strawbridge, Post 555 sentting the address of welcome Chaplain John Ingran will liver the invocation, and event's main address will be sent by Judge Kenneth McKenna of the Superior Court. Two appropriate solos are sung by Joseph R. Bjorndal the Gettysburg Address was delivered by Richard Numathner of the California Boys Competition. MEMORIAL WREATHS placed by Mrs. Esther Bjorndal Jr., past department presides the Gold Star Mothers; Eup Aly, president Fleet Reserve Davis, president, Fleet R Auxiliary; and Mrs. Edith American Legion Auxiliary 555. A salute to the dead, u a squad of riflemen, will be manded by Past Chief Mass Arms John Hanas. Taps will be played by P Allen of the Westminster School band, and benedictic be delivered by Chaplain In Conduct of the program assisted by Boy Scouts of minster, and these veterans'izations will play a part ceremonies: Midway City 555, American Legion; F. 175, Orange County; F. R. A liliary; Gold Star Mothers and the Marion Davis Po American Legion. at Westminster Memorial Park Mortuary-Cemetery Serving all faiths in all areas of Orange County with Reverence and Dignity TWinoaks 3-2421 'No Legitimate Funeral Director ever turns a family away for lack of funds.'—Consumer Report. Mrs. Donald Gordon, retiring president, presented Mrs. Pressel with the president's pin and gavel. Other officers installed were Mmes. George Reed, first vice president; Kenneth Keith, second vice-president; Carl Last, third vice president; E. M. Weisel, recording secretary; James Whieldon, corresponding secretary; Richard Husmann, treasurer. Chairmen are Mmes. Ralph Stokes, dean; William Matteson, curator; Edward Strand, membership; James Sides, ways and means; John McGrew, social service; John McConnell, press and publicity; Geo. Johnson, hospitality; John Donald, parliamentarian, and Mrs. W. K. Banks, junior coordinator. ELECT R. D. "BOB" ROMO MARSHAL NEWSPAPER CARRIER BOYS WANTED APPLY MR. ALLMAN Anaheim Gazette 259 E. CENTER PR 2-1800 Mercury Rises to Travel Increases During 1960 International travel by Americans increased by 25 percent the first quarter of 1960; the first three months of 1961Automobile Club of Southern formia revealed today. Nationally, globe trotting up 19 per cent for the same periods, while the Pacific taken together had a 40 per cent increase the January to March quarter over the like one year earlier. Los Angeles-Long Beach politan area maintained its among major cities, being only to the New York area contributor to the world stream. Over 20,000 local students applied for new or newed passports during the ter. Air travel continued to be among parapatetic California than among American, generally. Air travel accounted for 72 percent of the globetting by residents of the State as compared with a n average of 67 percent. As with other American ope is most popular destination but the Far East and Australia rank much higher than in the eastern states. Job With Party Here of the court we serve. I have public officials should be in this manner," concluded Kelley, though a native of Misiri, moved to California before his first birthday. His initial experience consisted of 18 years of farm work, and the commical thrashing of grain and beans. While still in his youth, he became the ranch foreman on Albert Stephens ranch in La ne. The resident of Orange County for twenty years, Kelley spent the half of that time in jobs included: two years at the Press Feed Store, two and oneyear at the Cypress Hardware, and four years as an insurance agent, before accepting the position of Deputy Sheriff, which he held for fourteen months before his appointment as the Constable of the Anaheim Township. His three year tenure as Constable began when he was selected to fill the unexpired term vacated by Edward Marion, who had served in that office for 28 years. Kelley and his wife, Capitola, have a 39-year-old son, Gerald L. Kelley; two grandchildren—Michael D. Kelley, 19 and Carolyn Kelley, 18. They also have a great grandson, Michael D. Kelley Jr., 4 months. Keep Soaring Upward Sharply and his eight-person staff also present petitioners for restorations of rights and for pardons and initially ill persons. Most of financing the office has been by leaps and bounds over few years. Nine persons were targeted for the public defender 1959-60 as compared to only one in 1953. Memorial Day Rites County CD Leaders Hear Need for More Statewide Help Proposals of a state-wide emergency program were made to 100 top Southern California Civil Defense leaders here last week. Harry Braze, chief of the emergency operations of the California Disaster Office, told the one-day meeting of CD officials in the Gourmet Restaurant that local augmentation of the state's Civil Defense organization will be necessary in the fields of radiological defense and the care of... Memorial Day Rites Set at Westminster Memorial Day services are scheduled at Westminster Memorial Park on May 30th starting at a.m., officials said Monday, with American Legion Commander Phil Strawbridge, Post 555, pre-attending the address of welcome. Chaplain John Ingran will deliver the invocation, and the tenant's main address will be presented by Judge Kenneth Morrison of the Superior Court. Two appropriate solos are to be sung by Joseph R. Bjorndahl, and Gettysburg Address will be delivered by Richard Numata, winner of the California Boys Speech Competition. MEMORIAL WREATHS will be placed by Mrs. Esther Burgard, past department president of the Gold Star Mothers; Eugene C. By, president Fleet Reserve; Bea Davis, president, Fleet Reserve auxiliary; and Mrs. Edith Paulin, American Legion Auxiliary, Post 555. A salute to the dead, utilizing squad of riflemen, will be commanded by Past Chief Master-at-mts John Hanas. Taps will be played by Richard Allen of the Westminster High School band, and benediction will be delivered by Chaplain Ingran. Conduct of the program will be assisted by Boy Scouts of Westminster, and these veterans organizations will play a part in the ceremonies: Midway City Post 555, American Legion; F. R. A. 55, Orange County; F. R. A. Auxury; Gold Star Mothers, Inc.; and the Marion Davis Post 716, American Legion. Ergency program were made to 100 top Southern California Civil Defense leaders here last week. Harry Braze, chief of the emergency operations of the California Disaster Office, told the one-day meeting of CD officials in the Gourmet Restaurant that local augmentation of the state's Civil Defense organization will be necessary in the fields of radiological defense and the care of refugees. James H. Gallagher of the State Department of Motor Vehicles said each California county will have a central registration bureau in a DMV office in which process and handle dislocated families. A state-wide refugee registration center will be maintained in Sacramento, he said. These officials and others described in great detail plans for coping with wartime and great natural disasters to CD representatives of every major city in the Southland. WANT TO SELL that unused appliance? Use the Gazette Classified Ads. Call PR 2-1800 And oftentimes excusing of a fault Doth make the fault the worse by the excuse. —SHAKESPEARE I should imagine that as long as virtue is not rewarded in this life, ethics will preach in vain. —SIGMUND Freud (1856-1939) Anaheim Student Wins UC Honors Two graduates of Fullerton JC, Donald A. Clare of Anaheim and Patricia J. Hursh of Fullerton, have been named to the Dean's Honor list at the University of California, Riverside. Miss Hursh, who graduated from Fullerton Union High School in 1955 and FJC in 1957, is a chemistry major. Clare, a graduate of Monrovia-Duarte High School in 1953, attended Fullerton JC from 1956-1958 as a business administration major. MAY 26 THRU 29TH FOUR MORE DAYS DOUBLEDiscount Day LOOK! Mercury Rises to 86 Travel Increases During 1960 International travel by Californians increased by 25 percent during the first quarter of 1960 over the first three months of 1959, the automobile Club of Southern California revealed today. Nationally, globe trotting was 19 per cent for the same time periods, while the Pacific states taken together had a 40 percent increase the January through March quarter over the like period the year earlier. Los Angeles-Long Beach metropolitan area maintained its place among major cities, being second only to the New York area as a contributor to the world travel dream. Over 20,000 local residents applied for new or renewed passports during the quarter. Air travel continued to be more among parapatetic Californians than among American travelers generally. Air travel accounted for 72 percent of the globe trotting by residents of the Golden State as compared with a national average of 67 percent. As with other Americans, Europe is most popular destination, the Far East and Australia-Nealandia rank much higher here than in the eastern states. DOUBLE-DISCOUNT DAY LOOK! Look for the special double-discount tags in all departments when you shop MURRAY MANOR LISTEN! Listen to the continuous special announcements on the MURRAY MANOR public address system during DOUBLE-DISCOUNT DAY MURRAY MANOR DISCOUNT SHOPPING 8211 BROOKHURST AVE Top Jazz Group performs at FJC A group of the nation's foremost jazz musicians was featured in "Le Jazz Moderne," a concert sponsored by the Veterans' Club Fullerton Junior College last day in the district auditorium. Featured were Shelly Manne and His Men, the award-winning carmel Kessel Quartet, and vocalist Pat Healy. The Barney Kessel quartet has won many top honors in the world of jazz, among them first place at the recent open jazz festival at Santa Monica. Kessel was recently named by a top national magazine as the "top jazz guitarist in the nation today." "This is the only major, big name music group to come to fullerton this year," points out Browne, president of the college Vets' Club, "and it was gratifying to see students from neighboring high schools and colleges and townspeople take advantage of the unusual opportunity to enjoy one of the top-ranking musical organizations in its field." Denim Men of America RUBBER WORKERS Columbus is said to have found South American natives bouncing rubber balls and brought the novel toys back as a gift for Queen Isabella. Three centuries later, Joseph Priestly named the substance when he found it "rubbed out" pencil marks. The U.S. now uses 1½ million tons of rubber a year. 244,000 denim clad rubber workers produce over 100 million automobile tires and more than 32,000 other rubber products—from erasers to water hoses. In 1959 over 471 million pounds of cotton, nylon and rayon fabrics were used in tire manufacture. After Pearl Harbor was attacked, U.S. scientists found a way to synthesize rubber. Today, one half the rubber is synthetic. The increasing use has opened the ranks of these denim men of America to our youth—offering big opportunities in these growing industries. TO GET RESULTS USE GAZETTE CALL PR 2-1800 WISHBONE CAFE 623 N. LOS ANGELES ST. Merchants Lunch 95¢ Top Sirloin ... $1.25 Served Daily 11:30 a.m. 'til 3 p. m. WE BAKE OUR OWN PIES Open 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. FREE Wash HERE'S THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN! For every 2 washer loads you pay for at the regular price, we'll give you one F R E E — from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM on each each Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the month of May. 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