anaheim-gazette 1960-06-23

Anaheim Gazette-B3 (Anaheim, Thursday, June 23, 1960) LOOK! MODERN You Can Have a S. A. City Manager Raps Supervisors For Not Consulting Municipalities on Plan Santa Ana City Manager Carl Thornton got some action going when he complained that the Supervisors were keeping airport expansion plans under cover. Crux of the potential dispute appears to be possible use of the field by jet aircraft. The County is seeking realignment of MacArthur Blvd. so the runway can be extended to 5,800 feet and have repeatedly stated that this will not be long enough to allow it to be used by large jet aircraft. "This doesn't take into account that jets are already operating from an airport with a 5,800 run-preclude the use of the field by such big jet aircraft as the DC- and the Boeing 707, but has not ruled out its use by smaller jet aircraft. "We don't plan to develop the airport as an international airport, but that doesn't eliminate the possibility of the short-range jet transports such as prop-jet planes could fly from the field. "Even with the short-range jets, however, the plans call for canting the runway to the north to put take-offs over the Upper Newport Bay and away from housing." Ooops, Trere Goes Farm Land Here Will Continue To Shrink, Disappear Orange County's agricultural empire already on the wane — will continue to shrink. The State Department of Water Resources predicts the total land under cultivation in the county will be but 900 acres by the year 2010. Currently there are 86,000 acres of irrigated crop land in Orange County and it will dwindle away at the following rate: 53,000 in 1970, 18,200—1980, 11,000—1990 Crux of the potential dispute appears to be possible use of the field by jet aircraft. The County is seeking realignment of MacArthur Blvd. so the runway can be extended to 5,800 feet and have repeatedly stated that this will not be long enough to allow it to be used by large jet aircraft. “This doesn’t take into account that jets are already operating from an airport with a 5,800 runway and that there are at least four other types of jets which could land and take off from a 5,800 foot runway.” Thornton said Santa Ana would resist any realignment of MacArthur Blvd. which would interfere with the traffic flow into Santa Ana. Thornton said that although the County is apparently planning to expand the airport runway, no official has contacted Santa Ana on the project. “The airport isn’t any isolated thing,” warned Thornton. “It has a tremendous effect on every city in the area.” Supervisor William Phillips has pointed out that proposed plans “We don’t plan to develop the airport as an international airport, but that doesn’t eliminate the possibility of the short-range jet transports such as prop-jet planes could fly from the field. “Even with the short-range jets, however, the plans call for canting the runway to the north to put take-offs over the Upper Newport Bay and away from housing areas.” He said that even with the longer runway the danger around the airport will be considerably less than it is presently. State Authorizes Highway Improving The State Department of Public Works has approved a total of $162,342 for improvement of state highways in Orange County. The projects will include improvement of Placentia Ave., Cypress St. to Ball Rd. north of the Riverside Freeway. THE HOME YOU’VE DREAMED OF CAN BE YOURS WITH OUR ASSISTANCE LET US PUT YOU ON THE ROAD TO HOME OWNERSHIP THROUGH A HOME LOAN TO BUY OR BUILD. THE OLDEST LOCALLY OWNED ASSOCIATION IN ANAHEIM ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN Association Orange County’s agricultural empire already on the wane — will continue to shrink. The State Department of Water Resources predicts the total land under cultivation in the county will be but 900 acres by the year 2010. Currently there are 86,000 acres of irrigated crop land in Orange County and it will dwindle away at the following rate: 53,000 in 1970, 18,200—1980, 11,000—1990 and 6,100—2,000. The forecast says that the 600 acres of deciduous fruits including nuts and vines will completely disappear as will alfalfa. Also field crops which this year account for 17,700 acres will be down to 1,000 acres by 1980 and will completely fade out of existence by 1990. And although oranges, historically the county’s leading crop, today account for 43,100 acres—by 1980 there will be only 11,400 acres of orange groves remaining. They will completely disappear by 2010. Home Savings an Open Modern Of Monday, June 27th, marks dedication ceremonies of two new office buildings of Home Savings and Loan Association located at 11922 Brookhurst, Garden Grove; and 8010 Beach Blvd., opposite Knott’s Berry Farm entrance, in Buena Park. Invited to assist in the “ribbon-cutting” grand opening ceremonies at 10:30 a.m. are the communities civic leaders. The Garden Grove office is under the management of assistant vice president, Robert V. Hackett and the Buena Park office, under the management of assistant vice president Cecil Barrow. HIGHLIGHT of the opening day activities will be the inauguration of the grand prize contest feature- ROAD TO HOME OWNERSHIP THROUGH A HOME LOAN TO BUY OR BUILD. THE OLDEST LOCALLY OWNED ASSOCIATION IN ANAHEIM ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN Association 187 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM 915-2196 SHOP TONITE 'TIL 9 P.M. SHOP EVERY MON-THUR-FRI NITES UNTIL 9:00 P.M. Center at Lemon Dowatown Anaheim Ample Free Parking Store Hours 9:50 to 8:50—Mon., Thurs. and Fri. 8:50 to 9 P.M. Gardener's Check List By the California Association of Nurserymen 1. Planted now in full sun from a container, wisteria with its long racemes of pink, lavencover a huge area. The graceder or white will ultimately ful sweetpea-like flowers of this deciduous hardy vine offfor a bonus of fragrance. 2. Pick seed pods off rhododendrons and azaleas to strengthen these shrubs. (Never cultivate or disturb the soil around the roots of azaleas or rhododendrons as the feeding roots grow near the surface.) 3. Showy dahlias, with their wide variety of forms and colors are still plantable for choice pickings from mid-summer until heavy frost. This widely cultivated favorite offers myriad choices for both garden and indoor arrangements. 4. Feed the early blooming summer varieties of chrysanthemums with liquid fish fertilizer according to manufacturer's directions. Slack off to about twice monthly with the first show of color. 5. Help vegetables along with regular, mild feedings and you'll be rewarded with a bigger and better crop. SEE THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS FOR ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN BOTTS NURSERY BUNGALOW ELECTRIC SUPPLY 'Convention Plaza' County Convention Assn. Seeks $5 Million Center The Orange County Recreation and Convention Assn. is advancing a plan to construct a $5 million hotel and convention hall here. The newly formed group has not designated a site for the center and hostelry, but reportedly has chosen Anaheim as "the almost certain" location. HEAD OF THE OCRA is C. L. Johnson, principal owner of the Apple Valley Development Co. Beisswenger Named Manager of B.A.'s West Anaheim Outlet Bank of America has named Harold A. Beisswenger to manage its West Anaheim branch, according to Jesse W. Tapp, chairman of the board of directors. Beisswenger comes to Anaheim from two years as manager of La Soroptimist Clubs Installation ceremonies for Mr. Geraldine Bennett, president-elect of the Anaheim Soroptimist Club and her slate of officers was held jointly with the Fullerton Soroptimist Club on June 21 at the Gourmet Restaurant. Mrs. Maybelle Spencer, immediate past president of the Anaheim Club, was co-chairman of the committee in charge of arrangement. Mrs. Bennett is co-owner of "The House Beautiful" and "Hall Pin Beauty" salons in Anaheim She was installed by Mrs. Vera Auest, Anaheim charter president and organizer of the Fullerton Club. Her theme was "Key Service." Music was furnished by the Westwinds Barbershop Quartet. County's agricultural already on the wane — venue to shrink. State Department of Water predicts total land activation in the county will 50 acres by the year 2010. Only there are 86,000 acres seeded crop land in Orange and it will dwindle away following rate: 53,000 in 200—1980, 11,000—1990—2,000. Precast says that the 600 deciduous fruits included and vines will complete year as will alfalfa. Field crops which this year for 17,700 acres will be 11,000 acres by 1980 and completely fade out of existence 1990. Although oranges, historic county's leading crop, count for 43,100 acres—by there will be only 11,400 orange groves remaining. Completely disappear by The newly formed group has not designated a site for the center and hostelry, but reportedly has chosen Anaheim as "the almost certain" location. HEAD OF THE OCRA is C. L. Johnson, principal owner of the Apple Valley Development Co. Involved in the propect with Johnson are Supervisor William Phillips of Fullerton, fromer judge Walter Chaffee of Anaheim, State Senator John Murdy Jr., of Newport Beach, and Dr. Basil H. Peterson, president of Orange Coast College at Costa Mesa. The convention hall, to be known as "Convention Plaza," would be eight to ten stories tall and would accommodate 5,000 persons. The center, association spokesmen point out, will assure Orange County of a bigger share of the $50 million dollars spent each year in the Southland by tourists. The Savings and Loan Assn. to Modern Offices in County June 27th marks dedi-cremones of two new off-delights of Home Savings Association located at Brookhurst, Garden Grove; Beach Elvd., opposite Berry Farm entrance, in Park. To assist in the "ribbon-grand opening ceremonies a.m. are the communi-leaders. Garden Grove office is un-management of assistant dent, Robert V. Hackett Buena Park office, under management of assistant vice Cecil Barrow. RIGHT of the opening day will be the inauguration and prize contest feature-ing a top award of an all-expense paid trip for two to Hawaii along with many other valuable prizes. All visitors to both these modern buildings during the four-day official opening will be given one of the association's Guest Pacs and may register for the grand prize contest. Home Savings, the largest savings and loan association in the nation, has 23 offices. Area Employment Up Total employment in the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Orange County area increased from 2,659,400 in April to 2,663,300 in May, Irving H. Perluss, Director of Employment, announced today. Seasonal expansion in construction. Beisswenger Named Manager of B.A.'s West Anaheim Outlet Bank of America has named Harold A. Beisswenger to manage its West Anaheim branch, according to Jesse W. Tapp, chairman of the board of directors. Beisswenger comes to Anaheim from two years as manager of La Crescenta branch. While in that community, he served as president of the Chamber of Commerce; director of the Kiwanis Club; and treasurer of the March of Dimes. The native of Minnesota joined the bank as a teller in 1952 and received his first officer's title in 1955. He prepared for these advancements at the American Institute of Banking and the University of Minnesota. Beisswenger served two tours of duty in the Navy. During World War II, he saw action in the Pacific and Asia and he was recalled for service in the Korean War. ARCADIA 102 GLASS SLIDING DOORS & SCREEN Installation 6' ... $235 8' ... $265 10' ... $295 12' ... $345 CALL JACK LA 2-4869 BUNGALOW Electric Shop 613 S. Los Angeles St. Phone KEystone 5-3512 Club, was co-chairman of the committee in charge of arrangement Mrs. Bennett is co-owner "The House Beautiful" and "Hall pin Beauty" salons in Anaheim She was installed by Mrs. Ver Auest, Anaheim charter presidedent and organizer of the Fullerton Club. Her theme was "Key Service." Music was furnished by the Westwinds Barbershop Quartet. Floral arrangements on each table were blue and gold pom-po-in which a large key was centred, carrying out the colors of t Each of these programs Bank of America customers with th-ping. You'll find merchandise and the benefits offer MEN'S STO Disneyland Men's Sho Disneyland Hotel Area Employment Up Total employment in the Los Angeles-Long Beach-Orange County area increased from 2,659,400 in April to 2,663,300 in May, Irving H. Ferluss, Director of Employment, announced today. Seasonal expansion in construction, trade and services provided the principal employment increases from April to May. However, the widespread losses in manufacturing and a decline in government employment served to check the overall employment upswing in May. BUNGALOW Electric Shop 613 S. Los Angeles St. Phone KEystone 5-3512 Open Mon. thru Thurs. Friday 'til 9 P.M. Sat. 8 A.M.'til 5 P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M.'til 2 P.M. 8 M.'til 5 P.M. ?? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA (out of state credit welcome) FULLERTON HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. Sun. 1 to 6 ALL TYPES OF AWNINGS & PATIO COVERS ALUMINUM & FIBERGLASS "Tailored in Our Shops to Fit Orange County Needs" FIBERGLASS 8x10 Patio Cover $99 DO IT YOURSELF THE Sun-Lite PATIOS - WINDOWS 1623 W. LINCOLN KE 5-1805 If No Answer Call LA 6-3788 ANAHEIM RTISERS FOR ALL YOUR HOME NEEDS NGS & LOAN CASTLE FURNITURE Y SQR ECTRIC SUPPLY SUN-LITE COMPANY Optimist Clubs Install Officers Allation ceremonies for Mrs.ine Bennett, president-elect Anaheim Soroptimist Club, or slate of officers was held with the Fullerton Sorop-Club on June 21 at the set Restaurant. Maybelle Spencer, immediast president of the Anaheim was co-chairman of the com-in charge of arrangements. Bennett is co-owner of House Beautiful" and "Hair-cauty" salons in Anaheim. was installed by Mrs. Vera Anaheim charter president organizer of the Fullerton Her theme was "Key to e." ic was furnished by the minds Barbershop Quartet. Soroptimists and the theme of the installation. Other officers installed were: Mary Gove, first vice-president; Mary Renstrom, second vice-president; Eloise Faulkner, recording secretary; Phyllis Schroeder, corresponding secretary; Alice Scoby, treasurer; Betty Brandt and Phyllis Harrison as directors. 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TRANSMISSION Automatic Transmission Exchange 222 S. Los Angeles St. HARDWARE Pressel, Rogers & Pressel 117 S. Clementine KE 5-4206 AUTO REPAIRS Partners Garage 28 Arlee St. KE 5-7470 MARKETS Tom's Market 401 S. Lemon St. KE 5-2508 LIQUORS Five Point Liquor Store "We DELIVER" 119 Lincoln Blvd. KE 5-4438 Linbrook Liquor "We DELIVER" 0029 Lincoln Blvd. KE 5-6955 JEWELERS Victor G. Loly 138 W. Center St. KE 5-3620 LIGHTING FLXTURES CAR WASH Anahalm Car Wash 9 W. Center KE 5-9233 ARNOLD E. HOWARD QUALITY FIXTURES CUSTOM LAMPS & SHAFTS 130 E. LEMON KE 5-620