anaheim-gazette 1960-06-16

Anaheim Union High School District, deep in plans of development of school sites and school buildings projects, is attempting to locate schools in areas of greatest need, district officials said. Since March of 1959 the following projects have been authorized by the state for development by the district. Each building program approved by the state includes a comparabel number of rooms of the same type as is now in existence in the Anaheim Union High School District. Each new school will be able to furnish the same educational program that the older schools in the district are now forming. Each budget for the project is a complete budget and includes all of the necessary expenses to construct and equip the project for occupancy. Items such as architectural fees, engineering, structural, inspection, site development, furniture and equipment, are all included in the budget figure given for each project, officials pointed out. ANAHEIM HIGH School is located on Center St. in downtown Anaheim. This project calls for the addition of five general classrooms, six new science rooms, and a new cafeteria kitchen, and will go to bid this summer for possible completion for the school year 1961-62. The budget for this con- school buildings projects, is at-development of school sites and tempting to locate schools in areas of greatest need, district officials said. Since March of 1959 the following projects have been authorized by the state for development by the district. Each building program approved by the state includes a comparable number of rooms of the same type as is now in existence in the Anaheim Union High School District. Each new school will be able to furnish the same educational program that the older schools in the district are now furnishing. Each budget for the project is a complete budget and includes all of the necessary expenses to construct and equip the project for occupancy. Items such as architectural fees, engineering, structural, inspection, site development, furniture and equipment, are all included in the budget figure given for each project, officials pointed out. ANAHEIM HIGH SCHOOL is located on Center St. in downtown Anaheim. This project calls for the addition of five general classrooms, six new science rooms, and a new cafeteria kitchen, and will go to bid this summer for MAGNOLIA High School is located on Ball Rd. between Gilbert and Magnolia on the south side. Ball Rd. This project for the district, approved by the state is construction of a new high school at a budget of $2,906,149. The High School is scheduled to open in September 1961. Savanna High School is located north of Lincoln Ave. and w face on Gilbert St., it will touch Lincoln Ave. This project has a budget of $3,399,347 which includes the acquisition of the site. It is anticipated that the school will be opened the school year of 1961-62. LA PALMA Junior High School which will be converted to a high school site in the future, is cated east of Acacia St. and touches La Palma and Romney Dr. This project has an approval budget of $1,558,690. This does not include the acquisition of the site as the district now owns acres in that area at the present time. One possible change in the site is the enlarging of the la in the area from 20 to about 40 acres, to convert this project to a senior high school needed this area, and to buy a new junior high school site to replace the Palma site. MENT, are all included in the budget figure given for each project, officials pointed out. ANAHEIM HIGH School is located on Center St. in downtown Anaheim. This project calls for the addition of five general classrooms, six new science rooms, and a new cafeteria kitchen, and will go to bid this summer for possible completion for the school year 1961-62. The budget for this construction is $581,027. Tdient Jr. High School is located on Ball Rd., on the southeast corner of Nutwood and Ball. This junior high school has an existing 20 classrooms, a second project bringing it up to 1,000 student capacity, was authorized at a total cost of $1,139,764. The project is now under construction and is expected to be completed by Oct. 15. Dale Jr. High School project was authorized $1,440,228 for the same buildings and conditions as Trident Jr. High and is expected to be ready by Jan. 1961. It is located on Dale St., just north of Ball. The Anaheim Union High School District, deep in plans of included in the budget figure given for each project, officials pointed out. ANAHEIM HIGH SCHOOL is located on Center St. in downtown Anaheim. This project calls for the addition of five general classrooms, six new science rooms, and a new cafeteria kitchen, and will go to bid this summer for possible completion for the school year of 1961-62. The budget for this construction is $581,027. Trident Junior High School is located on Ball Rd. on the southeast corner of Nutwood and Ball. This junior high school has an existing 20 classrooms, a second project bringing it up to 1,000 student capacity, was authorized at a total cost of $1,139,764. The project is now under construction and is expected to be completed by Oct. 15. Dale Junior High School project was authorized $144,228 for the same buildings and conditions as Trident Junior High and is expected to be ready by Jan., 1961. It is located on Dale St., just north of Ball. Loara High School, corrner Cerritos and Euclid Aves., was approved $3,416,406 by the State. This budget includes the acquisition of about 40 acres for the school. The project is scheduled for construction in about three years with a possible completion in September 1964. Ball Junior High School is located east of Euclid and has been approved at a total budget figure of $1,840,901 which includes the acquisition of the site project for construction in about two years. Rio Vista High School location on Wagner St. between Placement and Sunkist Aves., is budgeted for $3,461,794 including the acquisition of the site. "Land Sakes," I Said, What's an Escrow?" You may never have to be concerned with an escrow unless you buy or sell a home or land. But if you do either of these things, a good Escrow Officer will properly and efficiently bring buyer and seller together, handle all the many details of the transaction satisfying the requirements of both parties. In escrow work there is no substitute for experience! Why take chances? When you buy or sell...let Anaheim Savings & Loan Association help you. We're the oldest locally owned financial institution in town. 4½% INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS • HOME LOANS • ESCROW SERVICE • TRAVELERS CHECKS • COLLECTIONS ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CENTER AT LEMON STREETS • ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA High School District Officials Program For Areas Of Great Need ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Section C ,Page 1 JUNE 16, 1961 PALMA Junior High School, will be converted to a high site in the future, is loeast of Acacia St. and La Palma and Romneya this project has an approved of $1,558,690. This does include the acquisition of the the district now owns 20 in that area at the present One possible change in this the enlarging of the land area from 20 to about 40 or es, to convert this project senior high school needed in ea, and to buy a new junior school site to replace the La site. Board Postpones Action on Rate Increase for County Hospitals A proposal to increase Orange County General Hospital rates will be considered June 21 by Orange County Supervisors. The board postponed action this week so they could make a complete study of both the hospital budget and proposal to increase fees. Ron Powell, hospital director, told the board the increases were necessary to compensate for expected expenditures during the next fiscal year and requested that such increas be effective July 1. The 1960-61 budget will be $4,664,114, an increase of 11.82 per cent over this year's budget. Powell's suggested rates for various hospital services are: Surgical ward, $39; obstetrical cases—mothers, $35; obstetrical—babies, $15; medical ward, $30; pediatrics, $30; communicable disease ward, $40; mental health, $37; tuberculosis, $25; rehabilitation, $26; and outpatient clinic, $9. The proposed increases would also cover emergency clinic for accident victims and other emergency cases at a $9 charge. Local Ford Salesman Completes Workshop Joe Doyne, salesman for McCoy Motor Company, Anaheim, was one of 23 Southern California Ford salesmen who graduated Installation Held By Anaheim Ebells The Ebell Club of Anaheim held an installation tea to seat their new slate of officers. The new panel members were Mmes. Robert Dally, president; Bernard Jordan, first vice-president; Rodney Parsons, second vice-president; Ethel Caverley, recording secretary; W. H. Currier, treasurer; and A. W. Sowder, curator. New section chairmen include Mmes. Paul Cook, Art; Arthur Korn, Book and Bible; George W. Kemp, Contract Bridge; J. C. Fenton, Duplicate Bridge; Peter Turner, Garden; Kathleen McFaul, My Lady at Her Best; John Bovee, Drama; and Richard Oldenburg, Tessella. Ebell Duplicate Bridge will be held during the summer months each Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. at the clubhouse. This is a ways and means project and is open to the public. CHP Officer Injured In Motorcycle Spill Freeway Project Okayed by Board The Freeway and highway planning for 1961-62 in Orange County is nearing consideration on state planning level. Planning approval on the city level was made by the board directors of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Oro Valley County, which placed compulsory priority project. It was the final opinion on board that completion of the Diego Freeway would "best the overall Southern Californiac traffic needs in Orange County." In order of priority, the port Freeway was considered extremely important route to recreational area; Coast High between First Street in Hunton Beach and MacArthur in Corona del Mar; and Impressive Highway. Pre-Schoolers Get Joyful Train Ride It is a great adventure for schoolers to get their first ride a train but when three more volunteered that it was their experience on the rails, some new had been added to the Santa Ana-to-Fullerton excursion. The proposed increases would also cover emergency clinic for accident victims and other emergency cases at a $9 charge. Local Ford Salesman Completes Workshop Joe Doyne, salesman for McCoy Motor Company, Anaheim, was one of 23 Southern California Ford salesmen who graduated from the Basic Truck Sales Workshop held in Anaheim, May 3-12. The forty-hour workshop course, operated by full-time professional instructors, includes both field and classroom instruction on the latest information on products, merchandising, financing, customer service and truck vocational applications. CHP Officer Injured In Motorcycle Spill Don Ashley McCoy, 28, of 715 S. Sherill St., Anaheim, a California Highway Patrol officer, was injured when he lost control of his cycle on a sharp turn while chasing a motorcyclist last Sunday afternoon on E. Crescent Dr., south of Santa Ana. Anaheim Police Officers Wives Hold Candlelight Installation Ceremony Thirty members and their husbands were on hand to see Mrs. Alvin Rogers installed as the new president of the Anaheim Police Officers Wives in a candlelight ceremony at the Palms Restaurant. Other officers are Mrs. Henry Bryant, vice-president; Mrs. Del Manning, recording secretary; Mrs. Bud Eggleston, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Vern Goff, treasurer; Mrs. James Hutton, auditor; Mrs. Arnold Roberts, historian; Mrs. Dale Wilcox, parliamentarian. Guest speaker was Capt. Russell Hamlyn. After dinner, entertainment was provided by two teen-age accordionists from the Central School of Music, Francie Niolai and Eddie Guidotti. TWO CAKES were presented, one to the new officers and one to the retiring officers. Each cake had a gavel with the year inscribed, and the names of each officer decorated the cakes. The planning of the lovely evening was by Mrs. James Gardner, Mrs. Larry Hutchenson and Mrs. Clarence Johnson. Mrs. Gardner, who was charter president of the club, also served as Installing Officer and Mistress of Ceremonies. All wives of Anaheim police officers are invited to the next meeting July 6th in the recreation room of the Home Savings & Loan Building, Anaheim, at 7:30. Transportation can be arranged by calling Mrs. Gardner at JE 7-6739. Dental Assistants Hold Commencement Formal capping ceremonies for 20 Dental Assistants and 17 Medical Assistants were held in Fullerton Junior College Student Center on Tuesday. All those participating successfully completed requirements for credentialing by College as professional Dental Medical Assistants. ONLY $24,893 TO GO Annual OC Cancer Crusade Nets 80 Per Cent of Goal Preliminary reports show that the American Cancer Society's Orange County Cancer Crusade has achieved about 80 per cent of its goal, Mrs. Boyer, Crusade chairman, announced today. "We need just $24,893 to push us over the top," she said. "We believe that if those persons still holding onto neighbor-to-neighbor kits would return them to their local crusade workers, and that if people who are receiving our direct mail appeals were to send their donations now, Orange County would be one of the outstanding branches in meeting one of the county's highest crusade goals," Mrs. Boyer added. She reported that the Cancer Society had set itself a higher quota this year—$105,895—in order to accelerate the research attack on cancer. "As everyone knows, cancer's cost in individual human suffering is incredibly high," Mrs. Boyer said. "But few people realize its staggering dollars-and-cents cost to patients and their families." SHE CITED in point that the average cancer patient spends approximately $900 for medical care annually, loses six years of gainful employment and $24,000 in income. "The annual costs of hospitalization for cancer patients alone is more ($350,000,000) than 11 times what the public gave the ACS last year," she said. President Jake V. Nelson, of the Valencia Shrine Club, who lives at 508 N. Claudina, Anaheim, stands behind one of his power tools in his workshop, ready to receive and work on damaged toys for the crippled children. Local Ebell Junior Members Present Parade of Past Brides at Clubhouse Amid soft, sweet wedding strains, junior members of the Anaheim Ebell Club presented their "Parade of Past Brides" with Mrs. George Reed commentating. The memorable affair was held at the Ebell Clubhouse. Little Julie Acton and Cheryl Reed scattered rose petals and young James Sides Jr. acted as ring bearer to lead the showing of members modeling their own or their mother's gowns. Mrs. Robert Immegart, program chairman, wore the Wave uniform in which she was married. The bridal theme was also carried out in decorations and a lovely wedding cake was the tea table centerpiece. THE MEETING also saw initia-tion of 23 members and the adoption of a war orphan through Christian Children's Fund, as one of their international affairs projects. Mrs. Marshall Cone is the chairman spearheading this project. Mrs. W. A. Hutton, junior coordinator, directed the candlelight ceremony welcoming new members Mmes. Raymond Brown, Ralph Callen, Raymond Cross, Gordon Davidson, Don Doolittle, Charles Downs, Max Duncan, William Fleischman, auron Giersch, Leron Hester, Richard Jones, Gary Lindell, Lawrence Lindsey, Richard Murray, William Myers, Ralph Neff, Jack Raines, John Reed, Phillip Roseberry, Jack Sappington, John Senor Jr., John Tonti and William Woodyard. WEEK END SPECIALS FOAM RUBBER SALE FULL SIZE BED-PAD $4.50 4½ x 6 ft. 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