anaheim-gazette 1961-06-08

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Resident to Address College Commencement Stephen Habener, Santa Ana College pre-medicine honor student from Anaheim, will give the valedictory address at the 45th annual Commencement on Thursday, June 15. PIRATE QUEEN? Blue-eyed, auburn Miss Carol Dickerson of Anaheim, who the official Miss Anaheim of 1960, city in the annual Orange County Fair contest which will be decided opening fair, July 11, at Orange County Fairgr Carole Dickerson City’s Fair Entry Commencement Stephen Habener, Santa Ana College pre-medicine honor student from Anaheim, will give the valedictory address at the 45th annual Commencement on Thursday, June 15, it was announced today by Dr. John E. Johnson, SAC president. Habener has a nearly perfect grade point average, is a permanent member of Phi Theta Kappa, national junior college honor society; a member of Alpha Gamma Sigma, California junior college honor society, and the college Engineers Club. He was recently named one of the top 10 "Men of the Year" on the Don campus for his scholastic and co-curricular activities and earned the Dunlap trophy for the highest scholarship on all athletic teams, his two-year letter coming in track. Habener is a brother of Joel Habener, now a medical student at UCLA, who also was a top scholastic student at SAC. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Habener, 217 Water St., and graduated from Anaheim High School. Carol Dickerson, 19, of 902 Fann St., and Miss Anaheim of 1960, is this city's fetching entry in the Pirate Queen Contest of 1961, the winner of which will reign over this year's Orange County Fair. Miss Dickerson, who recently was a Home Show Princess and reigned last February as queen of Descanso Gardens Camellia Show, has ambitions to become a professional photographers' model. She has the looks to back her up, too. The statuesque beauty stands five feet 9½ inches tall, weighs 115 and distributes it all very nicely. Vital statistics read 34-24-34: The queen contestant works as a technical data reducer at Autonetics, enjoys singing, dancing and bowling. Her favorite team is the Dodgers, but she likes all kinds of sports. For the next few weeks, Miss Dickerson will be busy as on... ENIORS TO GRADUATE NAHEIM GAZETTE Orange County's Oldest Newspaper Established in 1870 Anaheim, California, Thursday, June 8, 1961 TWELVE PAGES Trash Pickup Controversy Gets Stronger The row over the City of Anaheim's proposal to outlaw 55-gallon trash drums picked up momentum this week. Councilmen after a lively hearing on the subject last week put the matter off for 30 days for further study. Leading the protest is the Orange County Apartment House Association, with The row over the City of Anaheim's proposal to outlaw 55-gallon trash drums picked up momentum this week. Councilmen after a lively hearing on the subject last week put the matter off for 30 days for further study. Leading the protest is the Orange County Apartment House Association, with headquarters in this city. John O'Neill, 716 Anna Dr., association first vice president, charged: "The ordinance change as I see it is one that concerns use by apartment houses of 55-gallon drums for trash purposes. The principal reasons I use such container is that it holds a lot bulk and has longer life expectancy than a lighter drum." O'Neill questioned whether men who do trash work are trained in any way and shown the proper way to lift and handle weights. The association spokesman was directing his remarks at Warren Jaycox, trash collection firm operator, who seeks the smaller cans and weight reduction from 100 to 50 pounds per container. O'Neill also inquired if lighter can be put into effect, will the contractor stand cost of replacing damaged containers? He said Garden Grove is the only city he knows that has set a weight limit of 50 pounds. Most other cities have a 75- to 100-pound limit including the container. He also suggested that since most of trash trucks have two- The Dickerson Is the Fair Entry son, who recent-ly Show Princess last February asenso Gardens Caas ambitions to professional photog- She has the her up, too. The duty stands five tall, weighs 115 it all very niceies read 34-24-contestant works data reducer at boys singing. Howling. Her fa-the Dodgers, but ends of sports. few weeks. Miss be busy as on ambassador of good will from the fair folks to the people of Orange County, as she makes personal appearances and goes on publicity assignments. This year's fair theme is "Hawaiian Holidays," and the queen contestants have been outlitted in Island styles to emphasize the big six-day event. Investment Firm Moves Offices First California Company, offering complete investment facilities, has moved to new quarters at 504 N. Los Angeles St. E. Howard Evans, branch manager, said that the firm is a member of the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange, idwest Stock Exchange and an associate of American Stock Exchange. Prospects for the district indicate an 18 per cent increase in the high school enrollment this fall. A total of 19,085 youngsters are due to enroll for the fall semester, according to school officials. The district will have a total of four high schools and eight junior high schools ready for occupancy next September. WEEK IN ANAHEIM Police today are investigating a $5,000, burglary of Anaheim market at 406 E. Lincoln. The thieves broke into the store's floor safe. Superior Court Judge Karl Lynn Davis has approved a temporary restraining order preventing the Mason Mortgage and Investment Co. from taking possession of 26 Anaheim homes in a second trust deed controversy. The Attorney General's office has joined as "friend of the court" in a 2 million lawsuit against firms involved in the controversy. Severe criticism of Anaheim High School District Board of Trustees for permitting the use of foreign made music equipment in the classroom has been voiced by an irate parent, C. B. Newberry, 230 Monument St., informed the board at a special meeting his son was using a violin marked "Made in Germany," that a chin rest was stamped as coming from East Germany and the resin used on the string also came from Germany.* Nearly 100 residents of La Palma Ranchos have protested rezoning of 20 acres adjacent to their tract at Brookhurst Rd. and La Palma Ave.