anaheim-gazette 1961-04-27

KUCHELS HONORED—Santa Ana College honored the Kuchel family of the Anaheim Gazette at the eighth annual Journalism Workshops for Orange County schools. Shown with their plaques after the ceremony on the Don campus are, from left, Co-Publisher Ted Kuchel of the Gazette; John (Sky) Dunlap, SAC publications director and longtime Kuchel friend; Mrs. Henry Kuchel, and U.S. Sen-nomas Kuchel, who spoke three times during the day-long observance. College Completes New Outdoor Courts Orange County State Col- County Solon Reports Move To Stop Hoffa A move in the state legisl- College Completes New Outdoor Courts Orange County State College's multipurpose courts were completed last week at a total cost of $73,796. The outdoor courts, the first permanent feature of the campus, will be used for tennis, basketball, volleyball, shuffleboard and other sports. Orange County State College will host its first tennis matches on the new courts on May 2 against Chapman College. SELL YOUR CAR through Classified Ads. Call PR 2-1800 Rebekah Order Initiates Group Ten new members were initiated into the Lois Rebekah lodge, Anaheim chapter, during their recent meeting, including Rose Mary Simons, Mona Jeanette Roach, Catherine Kinsman, Emma Jane Ray, Vivian Simmons, Patty Ann Perrish, Wanda Hayton, William Hayton, Mildred Snokelberg and Forest Johnson. Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges of District 50 will have a picnic dinner at the Orange Park this Sunday. Coffee and ice cream will be furnished. Encampment 105 will sponsor a potluck supper Friday night. All Odd Fellows and Rebekah members are urged to attend. Hostessing for the evening were May Heying and Lissie McKeen. County Solon Reports Move To Stop Hoffa A move in the state legislature to oppose Teamster chief James Hoffa's proposal in Congress to force railroads to boost their freight rates to shippers was developing this week with strong backing. State Senator John A. Murdy Jr., of Orange County, said a joint resolution calling on California congressmen to help defeat two U.S. Senate bills introduced at the request of Hoffa's powerful teamsters' union is now pending in the state senate. Specifically, the legislature would ask opposition to U.S. Senate bills 1089 and 1197, "to the end that competition in transportation rates may be preserved." The proposal is in the form of Joint Resolution 39 (Collier). The Hoffa-sponsored bills seek to force the railroads to hike their rates for piggyback freight, or flat car, transportation to a level commensurate with truck rates. This would prove "a detriment to California agriculture and the lumber industry," Murdy said. "The rates of a carrier should not be held up to a particular level to protect the traffic of any other mode of transportation." Hoffa's union, in effect, is asking Congress to repeal the Transportation Act of 1958 which enabled railroads to cut rates and benefitted the consumer and the California shipper." Murdy said. Anaheim Man Wins Award at NEW DOMELINER SCHEDULES effective SUNDAY, APRIL 30 providing earlier arrivals and more convenient eastern connections Domeliner "CITY OF LOS ANGELES THE CHALLENGER" New departure time of 2:45 PM P.S.T. (3:45 PM DAY-LIGHT SAVINGS TIME!) Coach and Pullman service to Salt Lake City, Omaha, Chicago. Featuring Dome Coach, Dome Lounge, Coffee Shop-Lounge and the only Dome Diner between Los Angeles and Chicago. Domeliner "CITY OF ST. LOUIS" New departure time of 12:45 PM P.S.T. (1:45 PM DAY-LIGHT SAVINGS TIME!) Coach and Pullman service to Salt Lake City, Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis. Featuring Dome Coach and Dome Lounge service. IMPORTANT! Union Pacific shuttle-bus service will be adjusted to make connections at East Los Angeles. There will be no changes in arrival times of Westbound Domeliners. For further information call your nearest Union Pacific Ticket Office. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Passenger Information and Reservations: Anaheim; Union Pacific Station, Phone KEystone 5-3519 Kuckels Continued from Page 1-A) farmed a 20-acre vineyard in what is now downtown Anaheim, where the present Gazette office is located. He was a boy of 11 when the Gazette was founded and helped turn the crank on the hand press for the first issues, which he also helped distribute in the little hamlet. He learned the printer's trade in the Gazette backshop, went off to seek his fortune in San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego, then returned in 1887 to buy the paper. He was publisher until his death in 1935. The pioneer editor lost his sight in his adult years and used the eyes of his wife and sons to keep informed on the news of the world. He was a vigorous writer and the friend of great figures of his day. He helped battle to get Orange County created in 1889. Mrs. Kuchel wrote historical stories for the paper and took her husband's dictation. Theodore, after attending USC, returned to work on the family newspaper. Thomas, also a graduate of USC, went into politics as a young attorney and has served successively in the California Assembly, State Senate, United States Navy during World War II, California State Controller and since 1953 as a member of the Senate. John (Sky) Dunlap, Santa Ana College publications director and longtime friend of the Special Film To Be Shown At Ebell Meet Bill Beer, well known professional photographer and writer, will show his film, "Search for Paradise," Tuesday at the general meeting of the Anaheim Junior Ebell Club. Beer has appeared on numerous TV travel programs with his films and has published articles and photographs in several national magazines. He is perhaps best known for his 1955 swim down 280 miles of the Colorado River. The film, "We Swam the Colorado," has been seen by over ten million people and is still being shown. "Search for Paradise" is the second venture onto the lecture platform for this young Stanford graduate. Husbands will be honored guests at the meeting and this special program has been planned for their enjoyment. Mrs. Larry Whitesides, president, Orange District Federation of Women's Clubs, junior membership, will be in charge of installation of new officers for the club year 1961-62. The meeting is scheduled for 7:45 p.m. at the Ebell clubhouse. Women Form British Club TO SPEAK—Congressman Donald L. Jackson. 10-year member of the House Committee on Un-American Activities and Lt. Col. Merce R. Smith. U.S. Marine Corps a much-decorated war hero are slated to share the trum at the Santa Ana High School auditorium on Friday at 7:30 p.m., according to spokesman of the Orange County Freedom Forum sponsors of the program. College Sole Rach Concert As its major music department program for the current school year, Chapman College will present J. S. Bach's "Passion of Our Lord According to St. Matthew" on Sunday May 7, in Chapman College auditorium. Robert Shaw's English tr... Bly Solon arts Move hop Hoffa in the state legislature oppose Teamster chief offa's proposal in Conforce railroads to boost night rates to shippers closing this week with acking. Senator John A. Murdy Orange County, said a solution calling on Calingressmen to help depend U.S. Senate bills in at the request of Hofferful teamsters' union depending in the state cally, the legislature kick opposition to U.S. bills 1089 and 1197, "to that competition in nation rates may be ." The proposal is in of Joint Resolution 39 offa-sponsored bills force the railroads to rates for piggyback flat car, transportalevel commensurate rates. Should prove "a detriCalifornia agriculture lumber industry," said. States of a carrier should hold up to a particular protect the traffic of mode of transportaunion, in effect, is congress to repeal the Act of 1958 enabled railroads to cut benefitted the consuthe California shipdry said. heim Man Award at turned to work on the family newspaper, Thomas, also a graduate of USC, went into politics as a young attorney and has served successively in the California Assembly, State Senate, United States Navy during World War II, California State Controller and since 1953 as a member of the Senate. John (Sky) Dunlap, Santa Ana College publications director and longtime friend of the Kuchels, wrote the research material which resulted in Henry Kuchel being elected as the first Southern Californian in the California Journalism Hall of Fame last December. The Kuchels went to San Francisco to the California Press Association convention to receive the honors. Mrs. Kuchel and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuchel joined Senator Kuchel as guests of the college at the climaxing banquet in Santa Ana. They were applauded by 400 students, professionals and visiting publishers at the Awards Assembly and Mrs. Kuchel spoke briefly in memory of her husband. Two former editors of SAC's All-American newspaper, El Don, also were honored, Thomas Murphine, '49, Newport Beach newsman, and Vic Rowland, '38, Los Angeles public relations executive. Among awards won by Anaheim High School were: editorials, Sheri Gregg, honorable mention; sports, Scott Rowland, tied for first; and John Keith, honorable mention; for yearbook competition, honorable mention for theme and organization, first for copy, honorable mention for cover design and honorable mention for photography. Marywood Catholic High School for Girls in Anaheim won a special award for a first-year newspaper, "The Vista," and attending the conference for the first time, in addition to third place for art work by Charlotte Shelton and honorable mention for features, Kathy Robinson; front page, and news column, Colleen Battle and Ann Ruen. Mrs. Larry Whitesides, president, Orange District Federation of Women's Clubs, junior membership, will be in charge of installation of new officers for the club year 1961-62. The meeting is scheduled for 7:45 p.m. at the Ebell clubhouse. Women Form British Club At the meeting of the newly formed chapter of Daughters of the British Empire, held in the choir room of St. Michael's Church recently, through the courtesy of the Rev. John K. Saville, rector, the following officers were installed: Mrs. Frederick G. Snowden, regent; Mrs. Noral Nelson, recording secretary; Mrs. Robert Varner, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Aubrey H. Capps, treasurer; Mrs. Cyril Bowden, historian. The name "Sunningdale" was chosen for the chapter. Next meeting of the group will be on May 18. We give Blue Chip Stamps and a Express Credit Card THURS., FRI., SAT., VELVEETA Cheese 2 LBS. BANQUET MEAT PIES 8 oz. 5 for $1 Marywood Catholic High School for Girls in Anaheim won a special award for a first-year newspaper, "The Vista," and attending the conference for the first time, in addition to third place for art work by Charlotte Shelton and honorable mention for features, Kathy Robinson; front page, and news column, Colleen Battle and Ann Ruen. The Serviana from Servite High School of Anaheim placed in four categories: honorable mention for sports column by Dale Bartoletti, sports photo by Jon Wack, interview by Bill Badstubner and news column by Richard Herzog. A personal sidelight to the honoring of the Kuchels was their visit with Larry Quille, journalism instructor from Anaheim High School and close friend of the Kuchel family. 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CTA Survey Nearly 94 per cent of all California high school classes are taught by teachers who completed a collegiate major or minor concentration in the subject, according to a study released today by the California Teachers Association. Though mis-assignment of teachers poorly prepared in subject matter has been charged nationally, the CTA study revealed that this is not a major school problem in California. Anaheim Girl Named Queen For Convention Tall, auburn-haired Sylvia Lopez of Anaheim has been chosen Queen of the California League of United Latin American Citizens, it was announced today by Danny Olivas of Placeia, state LULAC director. Miss Lopez, an Anaheim Union High School junior and the candidate of the Anaheim LULAC council, was chosen from a field of six for her (5'8") tall beauty and her efforts on behalf of the state-wide LULAC convention which will be held May 6-7 in Anaheim. As Queen, Miss Louez will preside over the convention social activities and take part with her court in the dinner dance at which Governor Brown is the featured speaker. Miss Lopez' brown eyes were all aglow when she heard of her victory. "As a member of Junior LULAC," she said, "I'm very proud to represent the organization at the convention." Besides a variety of school activities, she pays careful attention to clothes; her hope is to become a dress designer after graduation. Sam's SEA FOOD Family Restaurant VISIT OUR — • 4 EXOTIC DINING ROOMS • OUTRIGGER BAR • TROPIC PATIO • GIFT SHOP • FISH MARKET and DELICATESSEN ACRES OF PARKING GE 0-1523 Your Hosts Nick, Ruth, Richard Katsaris CHAMPAGNE LUNCHEON FASHION SHOW EVERY TUESDAY ALSO FASHION SHOW WED. EVENINGS NITELY AT THE HAMMOND JIMMY MEANS 16278 S. Pacific Coast Hwy. Surfside, Calif. Stamps and also accept Diner’s Club and American Express Credit Cards. Come and See Us. 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