anaheim-gazette 1960-07-28

(Anaheim, Thuredty, July 28, 1900) Anaheim Gazette C-1 Actual conception of the well-form and Reservoir when this key FRP feature is contained. Workmen pour concrete along the North Fork Bridge. White space in center of pinearly complete on the structure, a 1,000-foot-long railroad bridge. W. Koeen pour concrete along the North Fork Bridge. White space in center of piles nearly complete on the structure, a 1,000-foot-long railroad bridge. To make way for Oroville Dam, a section of the Miocene Canal, dating back to canal provides water to the City of Oroville. Also shown is a finished section of part of the Western Pacific roadbed. School Enrollment Shows 16 Per Cent Gain For Orange County's schools showed a 16 per cent increase in school attendance this past year. Anaheim has the most junior high school and high school students, while Garden Grove leads in the number of elementary school pupils to gain of 1,079 from the fore. Every other elementa in the county showed incre-cept Olinda. It kept the pupils. It closed down it school, built in 1906, when Canyon Dam got under tion. This will have a ration. The Anaheim system high schools is the coun-est, with 6,229 enrolled, crease of 1,579. In the high school total of 33,940 students showin ga gain of 5,013 Anaheim registered 7 students to gain 1,265. Fullerton Junior Co-mains the county's large 4,563. Orange Coast C classic tale of THE EVIL House of Usher CINEMASCOPE... COLOR AND CRAWLING HORROR... THE GIANT LEECHES ...RISING FROM THE DEPTHS OF NELL! GRO Keeping pace with Oran Keystone Savings and average! You can expect more fr If your savings are earl 50% more at Keystone. CHANGE NOW...come in or ma postage. Funds placed or postm from the 1st. We will transfer yo in the world free of charge. KEYST AND LOAN A Ronald W. Casp 312 W. Center Street, Ana Grange County's fastest growing this key FRP feature is completed and filled with conserved water. Train of muck cars and loader waits to clean debris White space in center of picture is bridge pillar. Construction is railroad bridge. Oroville Reservoir and JARBO GAP TUNNEL NO.3 TUNNEL NO.2 TUNNEL NO.1 U.S. HIGHWAY 40 ALT. RELOCATION WEST BRANCH BRIDGE WESTERN PACIFIC R.R.RELOCATION OROVILLE DAM AND POWER PLANT WICKS CORNER Cent Gain for County School in the number of elementary pupils. Anaheim registered 12,594 elementary school pupils to show a gain of 1,079 from the year before. Every other elementary school in the county showed increases except Olinda. It kept the same 28 pupils. It closed down its pioneer school, built in 1906, when Carbon Canyon Dam got under construction. This will have a new location. The Anaheim system of junior high schools is the county's largest, with 6,229 enrolled, or an increase of 1,579. In the high school division, total of 33,940 students enrolled shown ga gain of 5,013 in a year Anaheim registered 7,792 students to gain 1,265. Fullerton Junior College remains the county's largest, with 4,563. Orange Coast College at Track Meet Is Scheduled at OCC A six-mile "open" road race, a three-mile "high school" division road race and presentations of awards by one of America's lead-of 1960 summer track and field will feature the third in a seriesing track and field personalities meets at Orange Coast College. May, July 30, with the open six- The races will be held on Saturnile starting at 9:30 a.m. The three-mile race will start at approximately 10:15 a.m. To enter the high school race, a runner must certify that he either is in high school (not graduated) or that he graduated no earlier than June, 1960. All en- The Anaheim system of junior high schools is the county's largest, with 6,229 enrolled, or an increase of 1,579. In the high school division, total of 33,940 students enrolled showin ga gain of 5,013 in a year. Anaheim registered 7,792 students to gain 1,265. Fullerton Junior College remains the county's largest, with 4,563. Orange Coast College at Costa Mesa registered 3,537 and The grand total of pupils enroll-Santa Ana College enrolled 1,803. Ed in all grades, kindergarten through college, in Orange County was 166,226, an increase of 16 per cent over the previous year. GAZETTE CLASSIFIEDS GET RESULTS! GROWTH Keeping pace with Orange County Keystone Savings and Loan grew five times the industry average! You can expect more from Keystone...and you get more. If your savings are earning only 3% per annum, you get 50% more at Keystone. CHANGE NOW...come in or mail your check—we pay postage. Funds placed or postmarked by the 20th earn from the 1st. We will transfer your funds from anywhere in the world free of charge. KEYSTONE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Ronald W. Casper, President 912 W. Center Street, Anaheim — Klystone 3-3188 Orange County's fastest growing savings and loan association ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST ALL CASEMENT WINDOWS ALL ALUMINUM SCREENS VAL. TO $4.98 Asst. Sizes, ea. 89¢ Artificial Flowers VALUES 19c EACH NOW 2 for 25¢ ICE BUCKET PICNIC JUGS Value $4.98 Makes 1 Gal. $199 Regardless of Other Nems MUST BE SOLD Hundreds of Cost! der waits to clean debris from railroad tunnel at the Oroville Dam site. Reservoir and Major Relocations JARBO GAP NOATH FORK & BRIDGE TUNNEL NO. 5 TUNNEL NO. 3 TUNNEL NO. 2 TUNNEL NO. 4 North Park West Branch Bridge EASTERN PACIFIC RELOCATION OROVILLE DAM RESERVOIR Middle Park FEATHER FALLS EASTERN PACIFIC RELOCATION OROVILLE DAM POWER PLANT HERMALITO VERSION DAM SPILLWAY FEATHER RIVER BRIDGE OROVILLE COUNTY ROAD RELOCATION BIOWELL CANYON DAM FEATHER RIVER R.R. RELOCATION CANAL OUTLET (courtesy of California Department of Water Resources) QUITTING BUSINESS SALE ALL PICTURES BELOW COST RECORDS Latest 45 R.P.M. HIT RECORDS 98c Value 29c Each and Ea. SALE STARTS TODAY ALL SALES FINAL ALL PICTURES BELOW COST RECORDS Latest 45 R.P.M. HIT RECORDS 98c Value 29c Each and Ea. 19¢ SALE STARTS TODAY ALL SALES FINAL IMPORTED GOLDLINE CANDIES Asst. Flavors Soft Center REG. 10c ROLL LIMIT 5 Each SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY CHILDREN'S SHOES Including Baby Shoes, all sizes up to 3—Values to $6.99 — NOW..... $1.99 LADIES' FLATS VALUE TO $7.99 NOW ..... $1.99 Ladies' Dress Shoes AND LOAFER SHOES VAL. TO $9.98—NOW $2.99 MEN'S SHOES RIPPLED SOLE and HEEL, NOW..... $1.99 All Men's Shoes Below Cost NEW STORE HOURS Mon.-Fri. 9.30-9 P.M.—Sat. 9.30-7 P.M. Sun. 10.30-6 P.M. C and S Outlet 151 SO. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM KE 3-3021 FOAM RUBBER PADS Cushions - Mats BELOW COST