anaheim-gazette 1961-08-31

Dedicated service for nearly a century (Founded by Ferdinand Backs in 1871) Our founders' aim: "To always provide Orange families with the most modern facilities and warm-hou neighborly service; with understanding and respect Our founders' aim: "To always provide Orange families with the most modern facilities and warm-hearted neighborly service; with understanding and respect for faiths and creeds. No sorrowing family will ever be service because of financial circumstances." Four generations have found that at Backs, Troutman & Kaulk costs no more to have the finest. NOW IN OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW BUILDING AT 1617 WEST LA PALMA at EUCLID, ANAHEIM BACKS, BACKS, TROUTMAN KAULBARS The Community Funeral Direct PR 2-1617 CITY HIGH SCHOOL City School District to Open Sept. 11 Opening day for Anaheim elementary schools is Sept. 11 Earlp registration was being held this week. Officials urged that new students sign up as soon as possible. Any child who attended the Anaheim Elementary School District last year is not required to register unless the family moved from one residence to another city school area. Children are eligible to enroll in kindergarten if they will reach the age of five on or before Dec. 1, 1961. First graders must reach six on or Mayor Backs Anti-Commie Auction Rally The plans for the Orange County Freedom Forum's Anti-Communism Auction-Rally got a boost this week with the offer of full support by Anaheim's Mayor A. J. Schutte. The unique auction, complete with an Anti-Communism speaker is scheduled to be held in Anaheim on Saturday, Sept. 30 at 7 p.m., according to Dr. James Garry of the Freedom group. Mayor Schutte is expected to welcome the anticipated overflow crowd of countians who will bid on items of household furnishings to be auctioned by Tom Long, real estate auctioneer with Ellis-Schrader Realty Anaheim Elementary School District last year is not required to register unless the family moved from one residence to another city school area. Children are eligible to enroll in kindergarten if they will reach the age of five on or before Dec. 1, 1961. First graders must reach six on or before that date. Elementary schools cover grades from kindergarten thru six. Schools will open on staggered schedules, some beginning classes at 8:30 and others at 9 a.m. TO HELP CONQUER CANCER-eration of Women's Clubs and the ed "Conquer Uterine Cancer" a than 2,000 women's club member amination as part of their club at Hardy, 1961-62 Gerontology and Federated Women's Clubs, jurisdiction Committee chairman for the Ora W. Garrett of 707 Poplar Pl., A Club, first in the nation to reach project. Governor to Speak, Visit City Monday Arthur Z. Berland, secretary-treasurer of Retail Clerks Union Local 324, announced today that Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown will headline events at a giant union picnic at Disneyland on Labor Day. Mayor Schutte is expected to welcome the anticipated overflow crowd of countians who will bid on items of household furnishings to be auctioned by Tom Long, real estate auctioneer with Ellis-Schrader Realty of Fullerton. "In our all-out war against the Communist conspiracy, the citizens of Orange County and Anaheim particularly could well provide 'the shot heard 'round the world' through their interest and support," said Schutte. The public is invited to donate their "White Elephants" to be sold to the highest bidder. This can include all items of personal property which can by auction be turned into cash to be used by the Freedom Forum in providing the educational ammunition needed to carry on the fight against Communism. Other projects of the Forum include the local sponsorship of the Schools of Anti-Communism, the operation of Freedom book stores in various locations in the county, and the booking of outstanding speakers heard in auditoriums during seminars, dinner meetings and rallies. City Monday Arthur Z. Berland, secretary-treasurer of Retail Clerks Union Local 324, announced today that Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown will headline events at a giant union picnic at Disneyland on Labor Day. Berland said the governor will make a major address to some 10,000 members of the Re-Continued on Page A-4. Keystone Saving Buys Association Ronald W. Caspers, president of Keystone Savings and Loan Association whose new quarters are in the Broadway Shopping Center, today announced the purchase of 92 per cent of the capital stock of Westminster Savings and Loan Association, 7071 Westminster Blvd. in Westminster. Caspers, formerly with Mutual Savings and Loan Association of Pasadena, and whose family has been in the bank- ANAHEIM GAZETTE Orange County's Oldest Newspaper Established in 1870 Anaheim, California, Thursday, August 31, 1908 TEN PAGES SCHOOLS OPEN WEDNESDAY 19,100 Due To Enroll As Term Opens Record enrollment of 19,100 is expected when Anaheim Union High School District opens its doors Wednesday. Students may register up until Friday. Officials pointed out that early registration not only helps school planners lay out class schedules and get them approved early, but also assures the students the certainty of being included in classes of his choice. Parents with AUHS children and with questions concerning proper place to register, time ELLP CONQUER CANCER—Shown working together on the General Federation of Women's Clubs and the American Cancer Society's joint project call-conquer Uterine Cancer" are Orange County women responsible for more than 2,000 women's club members getting a checkup and a "Pap" smear examination as part of their club activities. They are, from left, Mrs. Donalyn B. Murray, 1961-62; Gerontology and Health chairman for the Orange District of United Women's Clubs, junior membership; Mrs. James Craig, ACS Education Committee chairman for the project; Mrs. John Lamor 1960-62 Health welfare chairman for the Orange District, senior membership; and Mrs. G. Carrett of 707 Poplar Pl., Anaheim, president of the Canyon Women's first in the nation to reach 100 per cent membership participation in the city. City Families Set For Camp Final plans for Y family camp at Camp Osceola in the San Bernardino mountains Sept. 2-4 are completed and a full camp of over 200 family members scheduled to attend, according to Bill Poirier of the United States Department of Agriculture. a dinner a family campfire with and other activities. Following Mrs. Roy Fox, guest leader will precede children's movies, square dancing, and social games. Parents with AUHS children and with questions concerning proper place to register, time of opening of individual schools, and queries about the district school bus service and schedules, will find the following directory helpful: CALL FOR AID If in doubt of which school your child will attend, or in need of area boundaries clarification, call AUHS district headquarters at PR 2-0080. (After Sept. 3, this number will change to PR 6-0050). Here is a complete list of AUHS schools, their designations, locations and telephone numbers from which you may get information and individual opening times: ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL: 811 E. Lincoln Ave. (Center St.), senior high school PR 2-0080, opens at 7:55 a.m. WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL: 501 S. Western (at Orange Ave.), senior high, JA 7-2221, 7:55 a.m. MAGNOLIA HIGH SCHOOL: 9361 Ball Rd. (at Gilbert) senior high PR 2-0080, class times not yet. (Magnolia High will also handle students scheduled to attend Savanna High, not ready for use by September. Both Magnolia and Savanna are new senior highs in the AUHS district. Times will be announced later.) Monday Z. Berland, secretary-of-Retail Clerks Un324, announced today Edmund G. (Pat) headline events at a picnic at Disneyland Day. said the governor a major address to 200 members of the Reduced on Page A-4) Final plans for Y family camp at Camp Osceola in the San Bernardino mountains Sept. 2-4 are completed and a full camp of over 200 family members scheduled to attend, according to Bill Poirier of the United Fund related Anaheim YMCA. Families will begin arriving at 2 p.m. Saturday and will enter afternoon craft, swimming a dinner a family campfire with and other activities. Following Mrs. Roy Fox, guest leader will precede children's movies, square dancing, and social games. Sunday activities will include a worship service with Ed Lindaman of Fullerton as speaker, camp interest activities, and a hayride and meal out of camp. Early morning and afternoon horseback riding will be provided. The family camp committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long who will assist with the registrations. Mr. and Mrs. Orlo, Fast, Lynn Bush, Bud Nelson, George Williams, Walter Evans, Carl, Feuchter and William Poirer, Anaheim YMCA director and Fred Dewey, North Orange County YMCA co-director. Fast and Feuchter will serve as chairmen for the two sections of camp. Among others assisting are Joe Schowalter, swimming; Fred Windgaston, square dance caller; Wally Evans, horseback riding; and Joan Miller and Mary Larsen, baby sitting. SAVANNA HIGH SCHOOL 301 N. Gilbert St., PR 2-0080. Those students scheduled here will spend early fall weeks in double-session classes at nearby Magnolia High until this plan is ready for occupancy. EXTENDED DAY BROOKHURST JUNIOR HIGH. 601 N. Brookhurst St. (Continued on Page 4-A) Hike Requested The California Public Utilities Commission reported today that the Dyke Water Company of Garden Grove and Anaheim has applied for an increase in rates of approximately $380,000 a year on an emergency basis. The company, which serves some 23,000 consumers in western Orange County, wants to raise its flat rate from $3 to $4.50 a month and its minimum rate from $2.50 to $3.75. Only a fraction of the firm's customers are on metered rates.