anaheim-gazette 1961-02-23

A4—Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Thursday, Feb. 23, 1961 TO PLAT, 100, is all that 5-year-old Mary Beth Bavry would like to have as she watches her friends skip rope at school. Even small donations to the new Orange County Childrens Hospital Fund will help make Mary Beth's dream come through through surgical therapy, say members of the fund campaign committee. Construction of the hospital is planned for early next year. Headquarters of the fund campaign are at 1125 E. 17th St., Santa Ana, and the telephone number is KImberly 7-6501. YOUR LEGISLATOR AT WORK SEN. JOHN A. MURDY, JR. State Senator The State Division of Highways received the lowdown last week on where Orange County and its coastal cities think the proposed Coast Freeway should Sorority Group Hears FJC Man Mrs. Richard Burch of 1547 Chanticleer Rd., welcomed members of the Orange County Alumnae of Alpha Phi sorority in her homet this week, when they were addressed by Donald Reiman, English instructor at Fullerton Junior College. "How to Gain the Greatest Benefit from Your Reading" 'Y' Pre-Easter Lunch Series On Wednesday First of the 36th annual Men's Luncheon Series will hold next week. YOUR LEGISLATOR AT WORK SEN. JOHN A. MURDY, JR. State Senator The State Division of Highways received the lowdown last week on where Orange County and its coastal cities think the proposed Coast Freeway should be located. County Supervisor Claire Nelson, Road Commissioner Al Koch, Irvine Co. representative William Spurgeon, Mayor Jay Stoddard of Newport Beach, Huntington Beach City Councilman Jack Stewart, Assemblymen Richard T. Hanna and Bruce Sumner, as well as city engineers and other officials met with top highway men, including J. C. Womack, chief engineer, and Ed Telford of the Los Angeles office. We were all concerned about an established piece of freeway along Coast Highway between Highway 39 and the Santa Ana River. It has no place to go and would mean at some later date that connecting links would have to be built through the heart of Huntington Beach and Newport Beach. The other coastal communities have similar problems. To buy up rights-of-way and construct freeways through the heart of the communities would be extremely costly as well as detrimental to the cities. It appears everyone agrees the present coast highway will be retained but later improved to a four-lane divided highway to handle local town to town and summer beach traffic. It seems everyone also agrees that another freeway will be needed to handle through traffic and some of the beach congestion. And so the problem, and it's a big one, is where to put the Coast Freeway. The Orange County delegation proposed a route a few miles inland from the coast to bypass the highly commercialized and developed areas of the beach community. Mrs. Richard Burch of 1547 Chanticleer Rd., welcomed members of the Orange County Alumnae of Alpha Phi sorority in her homet this week, when they were addressed by Donald Reiman, English instructor at Fullerton Junior College. "How to Gain the Greatest Benefit from Your Reading" was the topic presented by Reiman. Next project of the sorority will be participation of the members in the Heart Sunday Drive, this Sunday, in their respective communities. Telford still wants to hang on to the shoreline routs. There will be more discussion sessions and meetings before a decision is made. I think we may have a chance to change the rout. Time will tell. There isn't any money for it now anyhow so it will be several years yet before construction begins. They have acquired some rights-of-way, however, and we want them to study our proposal before it's too late to change. Tom Howard of 9451 Catherine St., Garden Grove, a student at Rancho Alamitos High School, was in Sacramento last week representing the Orange Empire Council, Boy Scouts of America at the annual state-wide scouting report o the Governor. Nine-year-old Johnny Ellis of Placentia had the Legislature buzzin' with excitement when introduced as the 1961 California Easter Seal Boy. Gov. Brown participated in the Senate ceremonies that I sponsored for Johnny. Dick Hanna and Bruce Sumner introduced the lad in the Assembly. We passed a resolution designating Easter Seal month from March 2 to April 2. Johnny is a regular visitor to the Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Y' Pre-Easter Lunch Series On Wednesday First of the 36th annual Men's Luncheon Series will hold next Wednesday at the Anaheim YMCA, 121 W. Citrus St., Richard A. Gay, Anahee YMCA president, announced yesterday. An invitation to attend has been extended to all Anahee area men. Theme of the five luncheons "Calvary Speaks to the Twentieth Century," was selected by the "Y" Christian Emphasize Committee, which includes the Rev. H. John Vanderbeck chairman; Judge Max Eliason Herbert Leo, Wilbert Bonne and Mrs. Warren Hodges. First speaker will be the Rev. Al Casebeer, pastor of the First Christian Church, with the subject "Forgiveness—Human and Divine." Chairman of the program will be Judge MaEliason. The Rev. Allison Burn bank of the St. Michael's Episcopal Church will present the invocation. Song leader will be Warren Ashleigh, accompanied by Merle Waterman of Santa Ana. Women of the Evangelical Baptist Church will serve the dinner. Reservations may be made by calling the YMCA, KE 5-2165 Temple Scouting Award Tomorrow Phillip Kessler of Boy Scout Troop 75 will be presented the award of "Eternal Light" to morrow at 8:30 p.m. in a special Scouting Sabbath Eve Service at the Temple Beth Emet, Anaheim. Requirements for the award consist of units of study and practice in Judaism in the home, synagogue, a knowledge of Jewish history, the communal that another freeway will be needed to handle through traffic and some of the beach congestion. And so the problem, and it's a big one, is where to put the Coast Freeway. The Orange County delegation proposed a route a few miles inland from the coast to bypass the highly commercialized and developed areas of the beach communities. We haven't got a yes or no yet on the overall route but Gov. Brown participated in the Senate ceremonies that I sponsored for Johnny. Dick Hanna and Bruce Sumner introduced the lad in the Assembly. We passed a resolution designating Easter Seal month from March 2 to April 2. Johnny is a regular visitor to the Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. He was born without arms but is now making excellent progress in his adjustments. Mr. William Handrock well known Styling Instructor presents an excellent staff to reopen . . THE HAIRPIN SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER Regular $5.00 Shampoo, Style and Set . . . $3.00 This Special Offer good only 'til March 11th OPEN EVENINGS AND SATURDAY PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 315 E. CENTER STREET KE 3-2123 Anaheim Cab Co. Wins Over Coach Firm The California Public Utilities Commission has dismissed a complaint by Airport Coach Service against the Yellow Cab Company of Northern Orange County. The complaint asked the commission to require Yellow Cab, which has offices in Anaheim, to cease operating as a passenger stage corporation between Anaheim, Disneyland, Buena Park and Fullerton, on the one hand, and Los Angeles International Airport, on the other. In dismissing the complaint, the commission said the cab company was not rendering service as a bus company either between fixed points or over regular routes. The company, however, was admonished to refrain from soliciting passengers at bus stops of coach service. 3000 Business People Laud SBA Classes Moore than 3,000 owners and managers of small concerns attended administrative management courses conducted during the last seven months by 89 schools and colleges under the co-sponsorship of the Small Business Administration, SBA Administrator John E. Horne announced this week. Courses co-sponsored by the agency from July, 1960, through January, 1961, totaled 112, representing a 30 percent increase over the 86 conducted during the same period a year ago. In addition to those already completed, the agency reported 35 courses are now in progress and 90 more are tentatively scheduled to be conducted before June, 1961. 'Roaring '20s' Is Costume Theme Bringing back "The Roaring Twenties," the Empire Club of Ofange County has scheduled a costume dance Saturday from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. in the Elks Hall, Buena Park. 1959. Forms Filing Deadline Is Next Tuesday Due date for filing Form and 596 is next Tuesday February 28, Alan Cranston controller and chairman State Franchise Tax Board announced this week. All individuals, ships and corporations gaged in a trade or business in California who make payments of salaries, in dividends, rents, and types of income must these reports, Cranston. Employers must file information return, Form 596 each single employee who ed $1,500 or more and married employee who o $3,000 or more during 1961. Payments of dividend ing 1960 to any one individual must be reported if the amount was $100 or more. Forms 599 must be filing porting payments of in rents, royalties, and other or determinable income each person paid $1,5 more. Pre-Easter Luncheon Series Wednesdays of the 36th annual Luncheon Series will be next Wednesday at the YMCA, 121 W. Citron Richard A. Gay, Anaheim president, announced day. invitation to attend has extended to all Anaheim open. one of the five luncheons, ry Speaks to the Twencentury," was selected by Y" Christian Emphasis uttee, which includes the John Vanderbeck, man; Judge Max Eliason, t Leo, Wilbert Bonney s. Warren Hodges. speaker will be the Casebeer, pastor of the Christian Church, with object "Forgiveness—Hud Divine." Chairman of gram will be Judge Max The Rev. Allison Burthe St. Michael's Epischurch will present the on. Song leader will be Ashleigh, accompanied le Waterman of Santa en of the Evangelical Church will serve the vaions may be made by the YMCA, KE 5-2165. Table Scouting and Tomorrow Kessler of Boy Scout will be presented the of "Eternal Light" to at 8:30 p.m. in a speouting Sabbath Eve at the Temple Beth anaheim. rements for the award of units of study and in Judaism in the magogue, a knowledge history, the commu CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS how to get ahead a keep your money Here's an insured prosperity plan tha a California Federal savings accou build your account to six times y emergencies or major purchases. keep your money growing at the nation's largest federal savings Here's an insured prosperity plan that a California Federal savings account build your account to six times your emergencies or major purchases. Profitable investment. Your California you can own. Its 4½% rate is high savings-investments. And it's insured fully insured. So get ahead financial Federal savings account. 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