anaheim-gazette 1961-06-15

FREE JET FLIGHTS—A free round-trip Fiesta Flight for two persons to Mexico City is currently being offered by Thriftimart Markets. Winners will fly on Western Airlines new Boeing 720B Fan-Jet from Los Angeles to Mexico City in three hours! No purchase is required, according to Thriftimart merchandising manager Al Collins, shown above with Western stewardess Judy Simmons. Shoppers may register at any Thriftimart through June 17. Winners will be selected by means of a drawing and need not be present to win. City Residents To Graduate From College The largest class to graduated in the history of Coast College will take commencement Friday p.m. in Pirate Stadium. To date, a graduate of 394 is expected to their associate in art in ceremonies which marked by tradition academic procession and more. Anaheim graduate John L. Claussen, Ri Dickson, David L. Robert R. Gilmore, K V. Glemaker, Raym Held, Richard W. James E. Heyes, An Holderith, Janet K. Gilbert A. LeVander, J. Miller, Charlotte A. Barbara A. Rollins and L. Scott. Never in history many international arrivals on the grindstone at time. NEWEST NAME IN THE THRIFTIMART NETWORK OF OVER 550 DRIVERS FRANK STILWER We're celebrating with an Open House Party. Stop in drive any of our complete stock of Triumph TR-3's and Heralds. Meet our service staff. Inspect our full service and stock of parts. Stop in any time or just give us a call. We'll drive a Triumph to your doorstep for a free demonstration drive. Stop in any time or just give us a call. We'll drive a Triumph to your doorstep for a free demonstration drive. Triumph TR-3 $2699 Triumph/Herald Convertible Triumph/Herald Sedan $1699 Triumph TR-3 Grand Touring $2895 SEE THEM ALL—DRIVE THEM ALL AT FRANK STILWELL STUDEBROOK 845 N. LOS ANGELES, ANAHEIM City Residents To Graduate From College The largest class to be graduated in the history of Orange Coast College will take part in commencement Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Pirate Stadium. To date, a graduating class of 394 is expected to receive their associate in arts degree in ceremonies which will be marked by traditional academic procession and regalia. Anaheim graduates are: John L. Claussen, Richard B. Dickson, David L. Drennan, Robert R. Gilmore, Katherine V. Glemaker, Raymond G. Held, Richard W. Henson, James E. Heyes, Anthony S. Holderith, Janet K. Landes, Gilbert A. LeVander, William J. Miller, Charlotte A. Range, Barbara A. Rollins and Alvin L. Scott. Never in history have so many international axes been on the grindstone at the same time. State College Opens Sign-ups For Summer Registration for the six-week summer session of Orange County State College, Fullerton, will be Monday, June 19, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 4 to 7:30 p.m., on campus at 800 N. Cypress Ave. Courses begin Monday at 6:30 p.m. Late registration will be Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. A $5 fee is required for late registration. Fees are $11 per unit with six units the load limit. A $2 activity fee is required of all students. Painting Class "Painting with a Purpose" will be the theme of the Orange Coast College summer classes to be taught by William O. Payne. An unusual method of exploiting the subject matter of the Harbor area is being developed, according to Payne. THE TRIUMPH FOR 550 DEALERS TILWELL House Party. Stop in and test Triumph TR-3's and Triumph/pect our full service facilities We'll drive a Triumph right on drive. TRIUMPH OPENING—Ribbon cutting ceremony Sunday opened Disneyland's summer session with christening of the new monorail system. Attending (from left) are Congressman James B. Utt, 28th Congressional DisANAHEIM COMMENT We have a clipping this week from Mrs. L. R. McNany of 1922 Margie Lane, Anaheim, entitled "The Tragedy of Progress." The clipping is a column by Donald McDonald, a newspaper columnist from Pittsburgh, Pa. And it is more than City Postmaster Warns Residents On New Schemes Because of the many endless chain schemes being conducted through the mail at this time, the illegality of such schemes is again brought to the attention of the patrons of the Anaheim post office in a statement by Postmaster Marshall N. McFis We'll drive a Triumph right on drive. TRIUMPH Triumph/Herald Convertible—$2279 2895 Triumph/Herald Sports Coupe—$1999 HEM ALL AT STUDEBAKER KE 5-2115 We have a clipping this week from Mrs. L. R. McNany of 1922 Margie Lane, Anaheim, entitled "The Tragedy of Progress." The clipping is a column by Donald McDonald, a newspaper columnist from Pittsburgh, Pa. And it is more than interesting to this writer, who also hails from the Iron City but has spent the last 12 years in Southern California. Mrs. McNany wants to know whether we have an answer to McDonald who decries the great growth and progress in Anaheim the past 19 years since he first visited the area for the first time. To quote from McDonald: "The other day in the real estate section of a metropolitan newspaper there appeared an Associated Press feature article on Anaheim, Calif., which made me wince. "The article was intended as (Continued on Page 4-A) Study Sought Smith, Powell & Morgridge will be asked by Anaheim for more detailed statement of the work it completed on the $15,-000 civic center study. Because of the many endless chain schemes being conducted through the mail at this time, the illegality of such schemes is again brought to the attention of the patrons of the Anaheim post office in a statement by Postmaster Marshall N. McFie. Those who participate in such activities may be subject to criminal prosecution under the postal lottery and fraud laws. He said it makes no difference whether the lists are circulated through the mail or passed from hand to hand, if the money, bonds, etc., are mailed, there is a violation of the law. Chamber Plans New Offices Anaheim Chamber of Commerce is planning new quarters. The chamber is currently conducting a drive within its membership to raise funds to remodel the new headquarters to be located at 122 N. Lemon. The chamber is attempting to raise $7,500 by July 1. NAHEIM GAZETTE Orange County's Oldest Newspaper Established in 1870 Anaheim, California, Thursday, June 15, 1961 TEN PAGES M GRADUATION TONIGHT Service Opens Here Today Link With Funlands Christened A new inter-county bus line opens here today. Christened the "Marineliner" it will link Marineland, Disneyland and Catalina with this Christened A new inter-county bus line opens here today. Christened the "Marineliner" it will link Marineland, Disneyland and Catalina with this city. Operating on Line 127 of MTA, the Marineliners will travel between Disneyland in Anaheim and Marineland at Portuguese Bend, Palos Verdes, and offer connections with other transportation in Long Beach, San Pedro and Wilmington. For those traveling in part by automobile, parking will be available near Marineline stops at Marineland, Disneyland and various motels adjacent to Disneyland. The first Marineliner trip of (Continued on Page 4A) Family Moves Back to Home Three weeks have gone by since the Robert D. Thayer home was freed from poisonous mercury vapor that threatened the lives of the entire family last March. They moved back three weeks ago into their Anahela home after living with neighbors. But Thayer, 28, his wife, Betty, 27, and two small children still are not free of vapor. The poisoning occurred when Thayer sought to test some gold-flecked flakes he found in City Seniors Graduate Today A graduating class of 1,574 seniors from Western and Anaheim High Schools receive their diplomas tonight at 5 p.m. in La Palma Stadium. Valedictory address will be given by Bill Crain. Salutory address will be made by Sha'ryn Bishey. Class speaker will Trust Deed Holders Win First Victory The plaintiffs in suit to foreclose hundreds of trust deeds on property across the street from Disneyland have won a preliminary victory in Superior Court. A graduating class of 1,574 seniors from Western and Anaheim High Schools receive their diplomas tonight at 5 p.m. in La Palma Stadium. Valedictory address will be given by Bill Crain. Salutory address will be made by Sha'ryn Bisbey. Class speaker will be Howard Adler. Joe Anton, commander, will make the American Legion awards for Anaheim Post 72. Awarding diplomas will be Ray Terry, Don Langson, Ben Shroeder and Dr. Kennedy Heuler, all board members. See list of graduates inside today's Gazette. Ads in Yearbook May Be Banned Advertising may be kept out of the yearbooks of the four high schools in the city and another new policy under study may outlaw private business firms from providing free football programs to the schools. These new policies are being studied by the Anaheim Union High School District this week. An order to make up revenues received from advertisers the price of yearbooks will be raised. The plaintiffs in suit to foreclose hundreds of trust deeds on property across the street from Disneyland have won a preliminary victory in Superior Court. A small group of investors who purchased trust deeds from Los Angeles Trust Deed and Mortgage Exchange have sued Capitol Estate and other owners of the proposed commercial-type apartment development southwest of the intersection of Katella Ave. and Harbor Blvd. The defendants sought dismissal of the case on grounds it was an improper case for small group to act as representatives for hundreds of others. Pink Charges Leveled at Texts Five Anaheim High School textbooks, under fire by citizens for "pink leanings," have been tentatively withdrawn from the list of books for approval by the district board of trustees. Overcharging The City Council is convinced the county is overcharging Anaheim for certain services. The City has instructed the Orange County branch of League of Cities to investigate the situation.