anaheim-gazette 1961-01-19

ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION Member, California Newspaper Publishers Association GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC. Publisher TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. CRIME INCREASE IN COUNTY'S UNINCORPORATED AREA TOLD Statistics showing a sharp increase in criminal activity in the unincorporated areas of Orange County during the last year has been released by Sheriff James A. Musick. Major crimes increased 24 percent over the total reported during 1959, said Musick, while lesser totals were shown for robbery and auto theft, an increase of 29 percent was experienced in the number of burglaries committed and a 24 percent increase in the number of larcenies. Six murders were reported and investigated to successful conclusion, as compared to three during 1959. Lesser crimes totaled 10,327, an increase of over 29 percent of bad checks and sex offenses reported is shown with Vehicle Code violations playing a major role in boosting the lesser crime totals. Some decrease in offenses of drunkenness and drunk driving are noted. A total of $362,336.86 of property was reported stolen, reflecting the increase in burglaries and larcenies, showing an increase in this value for the first time since 1956. The sheriff's department was successful in recovering $121,-392.01 of this property, and an almost identical amount was recovered for other police agencies. The sheriff's office was successful in clearing over CITY EMPLOYES BRIEFED ON HOW TO MEET PUBLIC "How to meet the public and make friends for Anaheim" is a serious subject among the city's several hundred employees. Recently 240 city employees attended four training sessions on public relations, held for them by representatives of the Southern Counties Gas Company and the Pacific Telephone Company. The first two sessions dealt with personal contact with the public, and the second two with the importance of telephone courtesy and the valuable steps of proper telephone usage. Carl Hatfield, city administrative analyst, who arranged and conducted the programs, explained their purpose thusly: Keep 'Go-Carts' Off of Streets Warns CHP Captain F. E. Winchell of the California State Highway Patrol here has issued a warning to parents to keep the tiny, motorized vehicles of their children off of streets and highways. The "go-carts," said Winchell, are barred from public thoroughfares because they do not meet the requirements of the vehicle code in regard to lights, brakes, turning signals, horns and mufflers. Each time a citizen contacts a city employee, either in person or by telephone, the employee projects not only the image of himself but of the City of Anaheim. We want this image to be one of interest, respect and courtesy." Vets Warned On Mailing of Questionnaires Many disabled veterans, widows and orphans of this area have been mailing questionnaires received this month to the wrong address, the Veterans Administration announced this week. They have been sent to Chicago address which was printed on the envelopes in which the cards were sent out, whereas they should have been mailed to the Los Angeles Regional VA office at 1380 South Sepulveda Blvd., Los Angeles 25, the announcement said. Because it contained no instructions for those who may have thus mis-addressed their questionnaires, it is assumed that the announcement was in CALIFORNIA STATE HIGHWAY PATROL here has issued a warning to parents to keep the tiny, motorized vehicles of their children off of streets and highways. The "go-carts," said Winchell, are barred from public thoroughfares because they do not meet the requirements of the vehicle code in regard to lights, brakes, turning signals, horns and mufflers. Because it contained no instructions for those who may have thus mis-addressed their questionnaires, it is assumed that the announcement was intended as a warning to those who have yet to mail them. The cards and instructions were enclosed with pension checks for the month of December. Completed cards must be returned to the VA not later than January 31 or, under he law, payments must be discontinued. Chapman's Spring Term Opens Jan. 30 Spring semester classes in the Chapman Evening College will begin on Monday, January 30. Director Paul H. Demaree has announced. Registration dates will be January 26 and 30, from 4 to 8 p.m. Detailed catalogs are now available from the college. A total of 69 courses, including 12 education courses at the graduate level, will be offered this spring. Demaree announced. The courses will be in the subjects of art, business, education, English, history, home economics, languages, mathematics, music, philosophy, psychology, religion, science, sociology, and speech. CENSE TESTS FOR BICYCLE RIDERS SCHEDULED AT SCHOOLS Anaheim bicycle riders are offered another opportunity to take the riding tests quality for their licenses. Fred Sagaert, chairman of the Anaheim Bicycle Safety Committee, announced this week that riding tests are scheduled each of four geographic loans and will be conducted by the supervision of the Anaheim Police Department. Designed to determine a rid-proficiency and ability to in the city's increasing bike situations, the scheduled will give newcomers an opportunity to qualify as good rideers as well as offer her chance to those who failed to pass their original test conducted at their respective schools. "Consideration must be given to our city's newer residents," said Mrs. Sagaert, "and there are many boys and girls who have received bicycles for Christmas who may not have had an opportunity to take the tests." Tests will be held Saturday mornings at 9 o'clock on the following schedule, set by Police Lt. Alvin Rogers: January 28, Lincoln School; February 4, John Marshall School; February 11, Palm Lane School; February 18, Mattie Lou Kuchel Eyes Multiple Use Of River Banks Views of Army engineers on the suggestion that recreational areas by developed along streams where Federal flood control levees are constructed was requested this week by U.S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel. Kuchel indicated he may introduce legislation which would Maxwell School. Parent volunteers, headed by Mrs. Gareth Dart of the committee, will assist the police in conducting the tests. MONTEREY BY ANAHEIM Four Monterey students guests this week of Mrs. Petty, Mrs. Barbara broaden the authority triple-use planning in existing studies of ways to lands along rivers from Voluminous complain California that river b places with strong scractions are being "of trees and brush to f leeve maintenance have received, it was stated. HILGENE MORTUAR Faithful Courteous, S 120 E. Broadway, An PHONE KE 5- Pork Loin Roast Rib or Loin End Full 1/2 of Loin of Eastern Grain Fed Pork lb. 49¢ BEST VALUE Delicatessen Buys! Old Cheese Chaddar in Chunk lb. 59¢ Cucits Mrk. Wright's Buttermilk or Sweet 3 8-oz. cans 25¢ Holatin Salads Lucerne 6 varieties pint ctn. 35¢ Large Bologna Safeway Center Cut lb. 49¢ Bakery Features Dark Bread All Butter 15-oz. loaf 29¢ Coffee Cake Mrs. Wright's 12-oz. 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Busy Baker Assorted Sugar Coconut Oatmeal Your Choice 3 1-b. pkg. $100 Ginger, Lemon, Vanilla or Chocolate 2 -lb. pkg. 49¢ or Chocolate Chip Cookies 14 -oz. pkg. 39¢ With a Melt-in-Your-Mouthoodness! 1 -lb. pkg. 39¢ Big Bars Plump, juicy fries, wrapped in tender, sweet cookie dough, fresh baked to golden brown.. 1 -lb. pkg. 29¢ Grade AA Fresh Eggs Cream e' the Crop Large Size 49¢ 1-doz. ctn. Lucerne Cottage Cheese plint 23¢ quart 45¢ ctn. PRICES EFFECTIVE Thurs., Huru Sun... at local Safeway Store The GOLDEN BOOK Illustrated ENCYCLOPEDIA Reading People Only 2 More Weeks To Complete Your Set Golden Book Encyclopedia offer Expires Jan. 31st SAFE Applicable to our collect & Subject to stock on the right to limit quantities and not sold to Merchandise sold in quantities go 135 SOUTH LEMON MONTEREY STUDENTS FETED BY ANAHEIM TEENAGERS Four Monterey students are guests this week of Mrs. Gall Petty, Mrs. Barbara Eaton, Mrs. Robert E. Selff and Mrs. Barbara Keyes, of Anaheim. Broaden the authority for multi-use planning in engineering studies of ways to protect lands along rivers from floods. Voluminous complaints from California that river banks in places with strong scenic attractions are being "stripped" of trees and brush to facilitate levee maintenance have been received, it was stated. One hundred Anaheim junior high school students recently honored the four visitors at a semi-formal dance, held in the Albert Schweitzer School. The Monterey students were honored for their participation in a drive of Parks and Recreation clubs for junior high school student members. Activities planned this weekend for the Monterey teenagers include a trip to Disneyland Saturday; breakfast at Aunt Jemima's; attending the showing of "Spartacus" in Hollywood, Saturday evening; and attending church Sunday morning in this area. Next week Leslie Selff and Barbara Spiker of Dale Junior High School and Tony DeFazio of Walker will be guests of the Monterey Parks and Recreation Department, spending an exciting weekend which will include attending the Bing Crosby Golf Tourney. TO GET RESULTS—Use the Gazette. Call PR 2-1800. HILGENEELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 ? ? DISCOUNTS ? ? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA Hourly Men...Fri, 9 to 9 Sat, 9 to 6 Sun, 1 to 6 (OUT-OF-STATE CREDIT WELCOME) ORK and BEEF SALE! BEST FLAVOR Safeway Superb Beef Round Steak Full Center Cut U.S.D.A. Choice Beef, Aged to Peak of Tenderness & Flavor FLAVOR Safeway Super Beef Round Steak Full Center Cut U.S.D.A. 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