anaheim-gazette 1960-06-23

Anaheim Sets UF F Orange County's Oldest Newspaper Established in 1870 Published Every Thursday VOL. LXXXIX, NO. 3 11 Residents Protest Girls High School New Hearing Is Set For June 29 A hearing on a Catholic girls high school for Anaheim has been delayed until June 29 by the Orange County Planning Commission so that plot plans can be revised. The delay came after residents in the vicinity of the proposed school near Gilbert St. and Broadway protested the project. Local Housewife Burned As Washing Explodes In Kitchen of Her Home A 39-year-old Anaheim woman was burned Friday when her washing machine exploded while she was laundering gasoline-soaked work clothing. Mrs. Estelle E. Sherron of 12922 Sirius Ave. was taken to Garden Grove General Hospital with shock, minor cuts and burns. The force of explosion accorded to the sheriff's office, broke kitchen windows and dislodged kitchen cabinets. Janet F. Sherron, 18, daught of the victim, was in the bedroom at the time of the accident and was not hurt. ADVENTURE IN MODERN LIVING A hearing on a Catholic girls high school for Anaheim has been delayed until June 29 by the Orange County Planning Commission so that plot plans can be revised. The delay came after residents in the vicinity of the proposed school near Gilbert St. and Broadway protested the project. THE PROTESTORS claimed the school would open the single family residential area up to multiple family units and would create traffic problems. They also claimed the school would bring about's decline in property values. Protesting petitions were signed by 105 persons. A petition signed by 1,000 Anaheim residents was presented in favor of the school. The revisions sought include relocating the parking lot (now at the front of the campus) to the rear of the site and landscaping to conform with the residential environment. At completion the school would be large enough to accommodate an enrollment of 500 girls. Engineer Hapgood Quits MWD Post Retired Anaheim city engineer E. P. Hapgood has resigned as the city's director to board of the Metropolitan Water District. He held the post for 25 years. Hapgood is being replaced by City Councilman Odra, Chandler. Chandler will be seated on...the board at the July meeting. ADVENTURE IN MODERN LIVING Vast Exhibition Slated For State Fair SACRAMENTO.—A vast industrial and commercial display comprising more than 300 individual exhibits which will fill three buildings and overflow into outdoor exhibit areas, will be featured at this year's California State Fair, Aug. 31 through Sept. 11. Again this year, "The Street of Little Shops," a feature presented by Sacramento merchants, will be presented at the Women's Village and Restaurant. Completely new this year will be a vast exhibit by Pacific Gas and Electric Company, featuring gas operated home appliances. It will be an animated show with magicians, prominent personalities and special programs presented on stage. SACRAMENTO Municipal Utility District will offer a huge exhibit titled "A Live Better Electricly Wonderland." It will include the latest in home appliances and air conditioning. Color TV on stage will be part of the RCA Victor Exhibit located in the west end of the Mcchandise Mart, and Aerojet-General Corporation also will have exhibit featuring electronics work. Anaheim Street Shift A shift of a 30 foot strip of Dale St. from Anaheim to Buena Park has been approved by the Orange County Boundaries Commission. The action came after both cities had annexed territory which included the section of the street. Give Ins. Contract Anaheim City School District has approved $11,239,060 in fire insurance with the Anaheim Insurance Agents Assn. The contract represent one-fifth of the district's fire insurance needs. Anaheim United Biggest Goal in H A goal of $290,000 for peal for minimum needs of it was established at the recent United Fund board of directors. Forty volunteer board members and agency representatives attended the meeting at which budget was approved and the 1961 campaign goal set for you and welfare services during the year 1961, in the communities ROLL AROUND THE MIDDLE? Vacation Tip: Beach Is Place To Reduce BONNIE PRUDEN, author, teacher, Director of the Institute for Physical Fitness, whose meeting with President Eisen- ROLL AROUND THE MIDDLE? Vacation Tip: Beach Is Place To Reduce BONNIE PRUDEN, author, teacher, Director of the Institute for Physical Fitness, whose meeting with President Eisen- 1. LIFT Hower led to the formation of the President's Council on Youth Fitness program, says we don't know how to move enough to maintain the proper level of fitness for healthy happy living. She suggests our teenagers (as well as the rest of us) might even find it fun to use our sun-tanning time for health and figure improvement through exercise. Pack a portable radio in your beach bag along with a suntan exposure guide which you can get with Bronzan Loition, and try these exercises recommended by Bonnie Pruden. 1. For the hips-back kicks, knees straight. Lift leg from the hip. Alternate...4 each side. Add 2 each day until you are doing 20. 2. For the thighs-front kicks with this difference. Turn foot outward far as you can. Lift leg. Turn foot inward. Lower leg. Alternate. Start with 4 to each side. Work up to 20. 3. For the waist-line. Swing it! Sit straight, legs spread...Twist right...Lean back on right arm. Sit straight. Touch toes. Repeat left. Start with 10 swings. Work up to 50. 4. For a flat tummy. Sit straight, knees bent, hands at sides. Drop chin to chest. Round shoulders. Roll slowly back far as you can without falling. Hold for slow count of 5. Roll slowly up. From day to day lengthen the "hold" and go further back without toppling over. 5. For a supple figure. Sit tall, knees bent as shown, relaxed. Put soles of feet together. Grasp ankles firmly. Using 8 short bounces, pull body down. Try to touch forehead to toes. Straighten up and tip head back to stretch the neck. Repeat 5 times. 6. For arms and chest. Push-ups are easy. If you can't push up, start in the "up" position and let yourself down. You'll soon be able to push up, tool. 7. For flexibility. Sit straight; legs spread. Take right ankle in right hand. Press left hand on right knee to keep leg straight. Pull body down toward right leg in 8 short easy bounces. Repeat left. Start with 4 sets. Work up to 10. Before you start be sure to apply Bronstan cream or lotion to moisturize your skin, keep it soft and to screen out the burning rays of the sun and that well-exercised, bronze tanned figure will be a cinch to catch every roving eyel UF Fund Campaign Goal ANAHEIM GAZETE ANAHEIM ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SIXTEEN test ool As Washing Her Home force of explosion, according sheriff's office, broke kitwindows and dislodged kitabinets. T F. Sherron, 18, daughter victim, was in the bedroom time of the accident and not hurt. TWO TOP LEVEL organizational changes have been announced by Pacific Telephone. Frank Stuckey, left, becomes the new local division plant manager, while Clifford Stratton is named the new division traffic manager. Both will have responsibilities covering Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties. They succeed Lawrence Johnson and Willis Rives, respectively, both recently transferred out of the area. Spring Tourist Business Hits All-Time High Southern California has just isshed a record-breaking Sp tourist season, the All-Year reported today. A total of 839,000 pleasure itors from other states and eigh countries were attracted during March, April and May spent $132,471,000, according Charles Detoy, president of community tourist advertising ganization. This was over $5,000,000 or cent ahead of last year, which been an all-time record-breThe number of visitors also. ERN LIVING Western High Pair TWO TOP LEVEL organizational changes have been announced by Pacific Telephone. Frank Stuckey, left, becomes the new local division plant manager, while Clifford Stratton is named the new division traffic manager. Both will have responsibilities covering Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties. They succeed Lawrence Johnson and Willis Rives, respectively, both recently transferred out of the area. ERN LIVING Bed For State Fair Industrial Show generated home appliances. will be an animated show, magicians, prominent TV facilities and special programs added on stage. RAMENTO Municipal Utilitist district will offer a huge exhilted "A Live Better Electric Wonderland." It will in the latest in home appli- and air conditioning. TV on stage will be part of RCA Victor Exhibit lo- on the west end of the Mer- ise Mart, and Aerojet-Gen- corporation also will have an featuring electronics won-ders. Home workshop tools, the latest in hobby equipment, and scores of features for the home will be shown throughout the Industrial Building and Merchandise Mart. New building materials, new construction methods, and new uses of electronics equipment will be part of the industrial show. All of this will be demonstrated in a colorful and eye-catching manner that will interest every member of the family, from Junior, who has an eye for model airplanes, to Mom, who is interested in new washing machines. Anaheim United Fund Establishes Biggest Goal in History For Fall a goal of $290,000 for the forthcoming United Fund ap-ior minimum needs of the fifteen participating agencies, established at the recent special meeting of the Anaheim United Fund board of directors. Ay volunteer board members agency representatives atthe meeting at which the was approved and the 1960- campaign goal set for youth welfare services during the 1961, in the communities of Anaheim, Cypress, Los Alamitos, Rossmoor, Stanton and the intervening unincorporated areas. C. B. MILLER, comptroller, Delco-Remy Division, General Motors Corporation, served as chairman of the Volunteer Budget Committee and presented the recommended budget for the 1960-61 campaign, stating that the goal as proposed represented the minimum amount necessary for 1961 operation of the welfare and youth agencies participating in the fund. Miller thanked members of the budget committee, naming Messrs. Clyde Cromber, Dick Johnson, D. P. O'Neill, illard Colean, Richard Gay, A. P. Panos, Kenneth Neil. Western High Pair Going to Academies Craig Finefrock was appointed to the U.S.Naval Academy at Anapolis, Md., and Gerald Homes was chosen to attend the U.S.Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. Both were senior students at Western High School. Summer Classes In Operation at FJC Summer school classes at Fullerton Junior College got under way on Monday, June 20. College summer classes are of four, six and eight weeks duration, and cover most subject areas available during the regular college year. Approximately 1,000 students will participate in the summer school program. Free Chest X-Rays Free chest x-rays are being offered at the Broadway Shopping Center Monday through Saturday throughout the remainder of the month under the auspices of Orange County Tuberculosis and Health Assn. Hours are from 1:30 to 5:30. Gym Construction Set Preliminary plans for the new $765,815 gymnasium at Orange Coast College were approved this week by the Board of Trustees and construction is scheduled to start Dec. 1 'this year with completion set for Jan. 1, 1962. Begg Quits Post John Begg, executive secretary of the Orange County Republican Central Committee, has resigned The professional nursing gram is conducted on the group of Orange County General Hospital under administration of Fullerton JC. Nursing students spw two years in training, and receive Associate in Arts deg and diplomas. They then are gible to take the State Board aminations for registered nurse credentials. The School of Nursing o dormitory housing for student a new nurses' residence hall extensive facilities for classr laboratory and clinical experiencethe school is staffed by 10ulty members, all fully creden ed and with extensive b of force of explosion, according sheriff's office, broke kit-windows and dislodged kit-tabinets. At F. Sherron, 18, daughter victim, was in the bedroom time of the accident and not hurt. TWO TOP LEVEL organizational changes have been announced by Pacific Telephone. Frank Stuckey, left, becomes the new local division plant manager, while Clifford Stratton is named the new division traffic manager. Both will have responsibilities covering Orange, San Bernardino and Riverside counties. They succeed Lawrence Johnson and Willis Rives, respectively, both recently transferred out of the area. This was over $5,000,000 or cent ahead of last year, which been an all-time record-breaking number of visitors also up 4 per cent. Four Major Count Approved, Forward Class Limited FJC Offers Pro-Nursing Course Students who hope to join professional nursing division.Fullerton Junior College this must make application im-mitately, warns Pauline Buzz nursing division coordinator. Only 60 students can be accepted, and the class is alrm more than half full, she po- out, adding that last year she was entirely closed by July. The professional nursing gram is conducted on the group of Orange County General Hospital under administration of Fullerton JC. Nursing students spw two years in training, and receive Associate in Arts deg and diplomas. They then are gible to take the State Board aminations for registered nurse credentials. The School of Nursing o dormitory housing for student a new nurses' residence hall extensive facilities for classr laboratory and clinical experiencethe school is staffed by 10ulty members, all fully creden ed and with extensive b To Reduce oes. Straighten up and back to stretch the repeat 5 times. Miller thanked members of the budget committee, naming Messrs. Clyde Cromber, Dick Johnson, D. P. O'Neill, illard Colean, Richard Gay, A. P. Pappas, Kenneth Neilsen and Mrs. Allan Koch. J. De Dapper general chairman of the 1960-61 Anaheim-Western Communities United Fund campaign, announced preliminary formulation of his plans. De Dapper's time schedule calls for an early fall start of the campaign drive, with a "victory rally" planned for Columbus Day, Oct. 12, 1960. Joe R. Thompson, president, United Fund board of directors, announced that the next regular meeting would be held on Monday, July 24., at the Fremont Junior High School. OC Communications Facility to Build An invocation by Arnol Medley of the Orange County Communications Department preceded recent groundbreaking ceremonies for the new Orange County Communications Center, at 12442 Placentia, Orange, just west of the Orange County Hospital. The entire communications network was planned to make Orange County one of the most efficient and safe areas in the country. With this completed facility, an all-points bulletin can be monitored simultaneously by all units concerned. This will save time, lives, and duplication of activities which can be costly to a heavily populated area. Begg Quits Post John Begg, executive secretary of the Orange County Republican Central Committee, has resigned his position in order to accept the post of Executive Assistant to the Chairman of the Los Angeles County Republican Central Committee. Record Retail Sales Orange County businesses did a record $229,450,000 in taxable retail sales during the final three months of 1959, according to the State Board of Equalization. Will Ruin Surfing A prominent Southern California sportsman Ron Dummond of Capistrano Beach has warned the state parks commission that building a seawall at Doheny Park in Southern Orange County will ruin surfing there. Budget Copies Ready Copies of the all-time record $49,059,704 budget for operation of the Orange County government in 1960-61 are now available at the county auditor's office in the Santa Ana courthouse. Lad Enters Hospital Matthew Izzi, 11, son of Mrs. Eleanor V. Izzi of 2550 Falmouth Ave., Anaheim, has been admitted as a patient at Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospital, it was announced today. Predict 27,500 UC Students in Count The University of California pects to have a total enrollment of 214,000 students within next 40 years. Approximately 500 of these students will be attending the proposed Orange City branch of UC. Goal of $290,000 To Your Favorite Carrier Boy YOUR BEST BUY 30¢ MONTH PER ORNIA SIXTEEN PAGES THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1960 MERCY MISSION FULFILLED Sheriff’s Aero Squadron Member Cited for Bravery Building Student Wins Scholarship Thirteen students in the Fullerton Junior College Class of '60 have been awarded scholarships, Dr. H. Lynn Sheller, FJC president, announced this week. Among the winners was Robert I. Simmons of Anaheim, who was presented the Building Contractors Association award. Simmons is an Anaheim Union High School graduate, who is majoring in the construction trades. Ed Notthoff, president of Hydro Swarf, Inc., 7050 Miller St., Buena Park, a member of the Orange County Sheriff’s Aero Squadron, is being cited for saving the life of Andi Pezaric, a deck hand from the fishing boat “Marauder,” out of San Pedro, but docked at San Lucas, Baja California, during an attempt to find help for the seriously wounded shipmate, according to Captain Johnnie Martin, owner of Martin School of Aviation, and head of the reserve Aero Squadron of Orange County. Pezaric had been hit in the rear of his head by a swinging pulley which inflicted a severe cranial laceration five inches in length. Four Major County Highway Projects Approved, Forwarded For State Action Class Limited FJC Offers Prof. Nursing Course Students who hope to join the professional nursing division of Ederton Junior College this fall must make application immediately, warns Pauline Buzzell, nursing division coordinator. Only 60 students can be accepted, and the class is already one-thalf full, she points adding that last year the class entirely closed by July. The professional nursing program is conducted on the grounds Orange County General Hospital under administration of Fullerton JC. Nursing students spend years in training, and then move Associate in Arts degrees diplomas. They then are eligible to take the State Board examinations for registered nursing essentials. The School of Nursing offers memory housing for students in new nurses' residence hall and intensive facilities for classroom, laboratory and clinical experience. The school is staffed by 10 facsimile members, all fully credentialed and with extensive backlog from other states and countries were attracted here during March, April and May and cost $132,471,000, according to Charles Detoy, president of the community tourist advertising organization. This was over $5,000,000 or 4 per cent ahead of last year, which had been an all-time record-breaker. The number of visitors also was per cent. Thirteen students in the Fullerton Junior College Class of '60 have been awarded scholarships, Dr. H. Lynn Sheller, FJC president, announced this week. Among the winners was Robert I. Simmons of Anaheim, who was presented the Building Contractors Association award. Simmons is an Anaheim Union High School graduate, who is majoring in the construction trades. He intends to enter the industry thihs fall. Pezaric had been hit in the rear of his head by a swinging pulley which inflicted a severe cranial laceration five inches in length and one-half inch wide. Bleeding profusely, the crew had almost despaired of hope, when the emblem of the Sheriff's Aero Squadron was sighted on the secured aircraft. Notthoff was awakened at 4:00 a.m. with the urgent plea for assistance. Within minutes, the injured fisherman was placed in the mercy plane, and enroute to the nearest hospital in La Pas, 90 miles north of San Lucas. The timely flight saved Pezaric's life and he will recover completely. Pilots are required by Mexican Officianado to file flight plans and pay landing fees at La Pas, but both formalities were waived in deference to the Mercy Flight, and as a reciprocal courtesy to the emblem-marked Aero Squadron plane. The act of heroism was brought to light at the last regular monthly meeting of the Orange County Sheriff's Aero Squadron. Martin told fellow members of having received word from Mexican officials, and a message of gratitude and acknowledgment for the fine work of the entire aero squadron. Notthoff had been on a routine flight South of the Border. He has been a member of the Orange County Sheriff's Aero Squadron for three years and carries a pilot's log attesting to 1000 hours of air time. Admit Local Woman To Cal Law Practice Serenea H. Green of 129 W. Elm Rd. last week was admitted to practice as an attorney. She was one of three women admitted to the bar in Los Angeles County commonance. School of Nursing offers military housing for students in new nurses' residence hall and intensive facilities for classroom, laboratory and clinical experience. The school is staffed by 10 facmembers, all fully credentialand with extensive backwards in professional nursing. Summer School Open Anaheim High School district opened its summer school session with 600 students Monday. The session will continue through Aug. 5. Admit Local Woman To Cal Law Practice Serenea H. Green of 129 W. Elm Rd. last week was admitted to practice as an attorney. She was one of three women admitted to the bar in Los Angeles County ceremonies. County Seat Would Move To Capistrano New Civil Defense Law Readied In case of a nuclear attack or any other disaster the seat of the Orange County government would move to the mission town of San Juan Capistrano, according to a new ordinance created to modernize the county's civil defense program. The proposed law will be acted upon by the Board of Supervisors during a public hearing at 10 a.m., July 6. THE PROPOSED ordinance also clarifies the mutual aid agreements between the county's cities and the county government, according to William McCampbell, chief of the county's civil defense organization. Also included in the law are the means for the selection of a supervisor for each district in the case the elected officer is killed or incapacitated. He would be replaced by the mayor of the largest city in the district and should the mayor become a casualty the order of succession would pass through members of the City Council according to seniority. Newcomers Invited to Oldtimers Annual Reunion-Picnic Saturday Orange County's traditional Old Timers Picnic will be held Saturday at Irvine Park, but you don't have to be an old timer to attend. According to R. N. Bradley, Oldtimers president, any resident of Orange County will be welcomed whether he's lived here 50 hours or 50 years.