anaheim-gazette 1960-06-02

Anaheim Gazette-A5 (Anaheim, Thursday, June 2, 1960) LOOK! MODERN You Can Have a Anaheim Area Leads All School Attendances But Elementary Level Average daily attendance at Orange County schools during the second term of the 1959-60 school year showed an increase of 22,702, County Superintendent of Schools Linton Simmons reported. SIMMON SAID that as of the end of April the average number of students in class through kindergarten to junior college was 162,786 as compared to 140,084 the previous year. Anaheim paced the field percentage-wise in the junior high school level and held first place in total attendance at high schools and second in elementary schools. FJC led the junior colleges. AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE ELEMENTARY Sen. Kuckel Urges Repairs For Shipyard U.S. Senator Thomas Kuchler has asked the federal government to approve $3,915,000 for "imperative" repairs at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard, one of the Los Angeles Beach-Orange County area's major employers. The Anaheim legislator made the request of the Senate Military Construction Appropriations subcommittee. Congress has held appropriations to the facility in recent years. SIMMON SAID that as of the end of April the average number of students in class through kindergarten to junior college was 162,786 as compared to 140,084 the previous year. Anaheim paced the field percentage-wise in the junior high school level and held first place in total attendance at high schools and second in elementary schools. FJC led the junior colleges. AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE ELEMENTARY 58-59 59-60 Growth Pet. Alamitos 4,999 5,853 854 17.1 Anaheim 11,616 12,657 1,041 9. Brea 1,444 1,581 137 9.5 Butna Park 2,056 2,320 264 12.8 Capistrano Beach 356 429 73 20.5 Centralia 4,426 5,466 1,040 23.5 Costa Mesa 5,550 6,358 808 14.6 Cypress 887 1,346 459 51.7 Fountain Valley 220 220 0 ..... Fullerton 10,112 10,996 884 8.7 Garden Grove 13,005 15,797 2,792 21.5 Greenville 14 11 -3 -21.4 Huntington Beach 1,140 1,211 71 6.2 Laguna Beach Unified 806 805 -1 -1 La Habra 3,041 3,595 554 18.2 Los Alamitos 1,418 2,113 695 49. Magnolia 4,573 5,183 610 13.3 Newport Beach 3,410 3,785 375 11. Ocean View 849 969 120 14.1 Olinda 28 28 0 ..... Orange Unified 4,129 4,593 464 11.2 Placentia Unified 1,633 1,846 213 13. San Clemente 718 781 63 8.8 San Joaquin 713 656 -57 -8. San Juan 203 207 4 2. Santa Ana City 10,010 10,652 642 6.4 Savanna 889 1,365 476 53.5 Seal Beach 749 986 237 31.6 Trabuco 20 25 5 25. Tustin 2,936 3,617 681 23.2 Westminster 4,540 5,817 1,277 28.1 Yorba Linda 405 418 13 3.2 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Anaheim 4,468 6,208 1,560 33.6 Lagena Beach 272 275 3 1.1 Orange 980 1,231 251 25.6 Santa Ana 2,285 2,741 456 20. HIGH SCHOOLS Anaheim 6,142 7,252 1,110 18.1 Brea 494 519 25 5.1 Capistrano 431 469 38 8.8 Fullerton 5,062 5,852 790 15.6 Garden Grove 4,042 4,991 949 23.5 Huntington Beach 1,879 2,209 (330) (17.6) Laguna Beach (494) (540) (46) (9.3) Newport Harbor (2,926) (3,345) (49) (14.3) Orange (1,566) (1,787) (22) (14.1) Placentia (404) (444) (40) (9.9) Santa Ana (3,277) (3,691) (414) (12.6) Tustin (859) (1,076) (217) (25.3) The Anaheim legislator made the request of the Senate Military Construction Appropriations subcommittee. Congress has held appropriations to the facility in recent years to a minimum because the operation was imperiled by subsidence in the area. Congress had said it major repair appropriations would be made until it was proved that subsidence was being halted. Kuchel, in a letter to the committee pointed out that the state, the city of Long Beach and local oil operators had cooperated and brought to successful conclusion the first phase of a corrective program. Kuchel said the secretary of the Navy early this year formally determined that adequate steps had been taken to arrest subsidence and, in effect, to end the threat to the shipyard. He said this finding was reached too late to be reflected in the department's budget recommendations for military works in the year beginning next July. "Since subsidence no longer exists to endanger this important element of our national defense," Kuchel urged, "it would seem time has arrived for Congress to provide the Navy with urgent funds to rectify the effects of lapping." "I am informed that the N requires in order to insure efficient and safe operations," a supporter said. BUNGALOW Electric Shop 613 S. Los Angeles St. Phone KEystone (5-3512) Open Mon. thru Thurs. Friday 'til P.M. Sat. A.M.' 'til P.M. Anaheim 6,142 7,252 1,110 18.1 Brea 494 519 25 5.1 Capistrano 431 469 38 8.8 Fullerton 5,062 5,852 790 15.6 Garden Grove 4,042 4,991 949 23.5 Huntington Beach 1,879 2,209 330 17.6 Laguna Beach 494 540 46 9.3 Newport Harbor 2,926 3,345 491 14.3 Orange 1,566 1-787 221 14.1 Placentia 404 444 40 -9.9 Santa Ana 3,277 3,691 414 12.6 Tustin 859 1,076 217 25.3 JUNIOR COLLEGES Fullerton 3,188 8,652 484 14.6 Orange Coast 2,915 3,279 364 12.5 Santa Ana 1,325 1,539 214 16.2 SHOP TONITE 'TIL 9 P.M. SHOP EVERY MON-THUR-FRI NITES UNTIL 9:00 P.M. Center at Lemon Downtown Anaheim Ample Free Parking Store Hours, 9:30 to 8:30—Mon., Thurs. and Frt., 8:30 to 9 P.M For Landscaping WE have the VISIT OUR and see our TREES, SH We have a large large trees in boxed sizes. BRAZILIAN PEPPER CAROB CHINESE ELM EVERGREEN ASH EVERGREEN ELM EVERGREEN PEARL FICUS RETUSA JACARANDA KAFIR PLU M Let us help you select We carry a complete Insecticides a BOTTS 'Our Bus 1228 LINCOLN AVE. SEE THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS FOR ERN HOME NAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN BOTTS NURSERY BUNGALOW ELECTRIC SUPP n. Kuckel ges Repairs or Shipyard Senator Thomas Kuchel led the federal government love $3,915,000 for "imperarepairs at the Long Beach Shipyard, one of the Long Orange County area's maployers. Anaheim legislator made quest of the Senate Military action Appropriations subtee. Press has held appropriation the facility in recent years Western High School Selects Officers Don Horn is the new prexy of Western High School. Les DeLong is vice-president, Cathy Coulson is secretary and Sharon Umino is treasurer. Commissioners elected include: activities, Kit Parker; pep, Gayle Kircher; athletics, Don Nordstrom; social chairman, Susan Snyder; publicity, Joan Jonas; welfare and safety, Kathy Henderson; California Association of Student Council representatives, Skip Lane and Paige Crimmins. Girls League president-elect is Joanne Pettebone. Her associates will be Judy Sparks, vice-president; Linda Teague, secretary-treasurer; and Kathy Altman, publicity. Fred Stellhorn was elected cers are Vice-President Russ Almand; Secretary-Treasurer Warren Jamieson. Bob Harmon was elected president of the Western High Senior class of 1961. Warren Kusaka will be vice-president; Elaine Shields, secretary and Stormie Sherk, treasurer. Charles Aguinaga will be Junior Class president. Linda Fowler will be vice-president, Charlene Sparkes, secretary and Verjean Rattenbury, treasurer. Two Bridge Projects Get Board Approval Orange County Board of Supervisors has approved construction of two new bridges. One contract Anaheim legislator made request of the Senate Military Injection Appropriations sub-tee. Press has held appropriation for the facility in recent years minimum because the operations imperiled by subsidence area. Congress had said no repair appropriations would be until it was proved that once was being halted. Delivered in a letter to the sub-tee, pointed out that the city of Long Beach and all operators had cooperated sought to successful conclusion first phase of a correc-program. He said the secretary of the early this year formally deferred that adequate steps had taken to arrest subsidence effect, to end the threat shipyard. He said this finding was reached late to be reflected in the department's budget recommendation for military works in the beginning next July 1. Since subsidence no longer applies to endanger this important part of our national defense," he urged, "it would seem the has arrived for Congress to be the Navy with urgent need to rectify the effects of land damage informed that the Navy is, in order to insure effi- and safe operations, a sum of $3,915,000 with which it can make imperative repairs." Kuchel pointed out that the yard represents a federal investment of about 175 million dollars and has been rated as one of the most efficient naval shore stations. 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