anaheim-gazette 1961-09-14

ANAHEIM GAZETTE SECTION B, PAGE 1 Anaheim, California, Thursday, September 14, 1961 NEW GROUP—Incorporation papers for the Anaheim Area Visitor and Convention Bureau were signed by directors at a dinner held in the Charterhouse in Anaheim. From left are bureau directors: Charles A. Dixon NEW GROUP—Incorporation papers for the Anaheim Area Visitor and Convention Bureau were signed by directors at a dinner held in the Charterhouse in Anaheim. From left are bureau directors Charles A. Pearson, Sidney Larkin, and Robert Peterson, and bureau manager Douglas A. Farley. College to Offer New Course With Television Education by television will be a part of Orange Coast College's adult and extended day program this fall when the college will offer a class in biology and in political science. "The New Biology" class which corresponds to Coast's life science 1-A course, will be televised by the National Resources Institute on CBS Channel 2 from 6 to 6:30 a.m. beginning Sept. 25, Monday through Friday. The TV instructor will be Dr. Ray Koppelman of the University of Chicago. The Coast instructor in charge of the biology course will be Lloyd Mason Smith, Harvey Grody, OCC political science instructor, will be the Coast instructor to administer the "American Government" TV course which will be televised over NBC Channel 4 from 6:30 to 7 a.m. beginning Sept. 25, Monday through Friday. It is being presented by Continental Classroom with Dr. Peter Odegard, professor of political science at Berkeley, as the TV professor. Both Coast instructors will be available to students for conferences and will give the mid-term and final examinations and final grades in the courses. No formal classroom sessions will be held at Coast, but students must come to the college to take both examinations. Board Named Two new members to the temporary board of the Youth Films Foundation, Inc., have been appointed, announced Rev. Elvin S. Hansen, acting president. John A. Miller, superintendent of the Yorba Linda Schools, and Arthur M. Sueckek, associated with the American Systems, Inc., Hawthorne, California, as audiovisual programming manager. Both expressed their faith in the Foundation. It plans to expand to a national organization, working with other individuals and groups who wish to see better films and television programs offered to our young people. Joseph P. Reddy, publicity department of Walt Disney Productions, joined the advisory board. USE Gazette Classified Ads WANT SOMEONE TO MAKE COLLECTIONS ON 1ST OR 2ND TRUST DEEDS? WE CAN DO IT FOR YOU AT... ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION CENTER AT LEMON • ANAHEIM • PR 2-1532 LIFE Magazine has chosen Buildert H. Grant as a member of its Homebuilding Marketing Council, only builder in the Los Angeles politan area to be so honored. Robert H. Grant Company's new DUST HOMES offer 3 and 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large living rooms, family or dining area, and such features hardwood floors, acoustic ceilings, Gaffers & Sattler built-in gas dispensers, mahogany cabinets and eling. $15,300-$17,000, no d vets; FHA and VA terms. From San Frwy., s/on Beach Blvd. past Berry Farm 7 miles, right on Berry Farm model homes. Huntington Beach Office phone: TW 7-3676. Five leading California modern ga Visit the Los Angeles County Chamber to Publish List Of Doctors Dr. John McBurney, chairman of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce Professional Department, has held meetings with county sanitation and health officials and as a result is appointing a Health and Welfare Committee and a Health and Sanitation Committee. Dr. McBurney states these committees can be of great value in promoting higher standards of sanitation and health for Anaheim and will work with the county officials in their efforts. This committee has gained approval of the Orange County Medical Association to print and make available a list of all M.D.'s in Anaheim which can be presented to residents and particularly newcomers so that they may have a list of doctors and their specialties available here in the local area. The Chamber has requested the same cooperation from the Orange County Dental Association and Osteopathic Society and will make the list available if approved. New Curfew Law Ray Wins at Speakrs' Club Roger Ray won double honors at the meeting of Fullerton's Toastmasters Club 3060. His speech, "Let's Stop Muzzling Our Military Leaders," brought him trophies as best speaker of the evening and most improved speaker. John Stecko, past president of the club, was voted best in the short, extemporeous table topics session. The club inducted two new members, Maury O'Shea and Joe Lastition, both of whom participated in the speaking program. Guests at the meeting were Glen Blackwood and Jerry Winter, in addition to a guest panel of evaluators from Toastmasters Club 1205. Visit Seattle Recently visiting in Seattle, Wash., were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown of 414 S. Ohio, Anaheim, who enjoyed a tour of the Sicks' Rainier Brewing Co. plant. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St—Anaheim New Curfew Law A new curfew law governing night behavior of minors has been adopted by the City Council. Under the new law all parents will be liable, if at all, only to the extent of a $50 maximum fine for conviction of allowing children to violate the curfew. A parent cannot receive a jail sentence. HILGENEELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous Service 120 E. 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LOOK Magazine honors BRENTWOOD GARDENS for the proved quality brand materials used in these homes. The Larwin Company, builder, also holds awards from the Brand Name Foundation, the National Association of Home Builders. HOUSE & HOME Magazine, and Station KTTV, BRENTWOOD GARDENS offers 3- and 4-bedroom homes equipped with Holly forced air gas heating with summer cooling switch, decorative grille walls, ceramic tile, disposers, O'Keefe & Merritt gas ranges available. $15,700-$17,150, veterans $95 down. Artesia turnoff from Santa Ana frwy., s/on Knott to Lincoln Ave. Sales Office phone: TA 8-3770. THE SATURDAY EVENING POST for the past 3 years (1959, 1960, and 1961) has given its Blue Ribbon Home Award to Merrill Butler, Jr., and L.B. Harbour, Jr., the only Southern California builders to receive that distinction. Butler-Harbour's new development—DANA POINT KNOLLS—stars center patio planning in spacious homes with 3 and 4 bedrooms, family room, 2 and 3 baths; up to 2,184 sq. ft. living area. Kitchens equipped with O'Keefe & Merritt built-in gas ranges. Near beaches and site of proposed Dana Point Marina. From $20,250 to $29,500: FHA, VA, Cal-Vet, and conventional financing. Just s/o Laguna, near Santa Ana Frwy. Salps Agents: Walker & Lee. Phone: GY 3-1882. Dive leading national magazines award recognizing California builders of balanced power homes; modern gas and electricity The builders represented here have each won honors from a leading national magazine. Some for the choice of quality materials—some for distinguished planning—all for the kind of building "know-how" that pays off for you in greater home value in new homes now open. One very important part of that value: Each home shown here is a BALANCED POWER home, giving you the best of both modern gas and electricity for easiest living at lower cost. BALANCED POWER planning assigns each household The Los Angeles County Fair at Pomona—Sept. 15-Oct. 1 New Anaheim Company Reveals Plant Sale The A. O. Smith Corp. has outright its Aeronautical-Western Division to a newly organized company, Prosser Industries, Inc., according to an announcement by the two firms. The amount of money involved in the transaction which became effective Sept. 1 was not called. The purchase was made by group of investors headed by Ald H. Prosser, who has been general manager of the Anaquatic-Western Division since four years. He has named president of the firm. All product lines, tunnel, equipment and facilities have been transferred to new company. Prosser Industries, Inc., will continue to manufacture and market hydraulic, pneumatic and pyrotechnic devices for the aircraft and missile industries, and is prime contractor to the U.S. Navy for a line of damage control pumps. Recent new products include the development of a complete line of lightweight, compact, submersible pumps for industrial use. Division sales for 1959-60 were in excess of $1,000,000 and Prosser indicated a comparable level for 1960-61. The plant encompasses 40,000 sq. ft. of administrative, engineering and manufacturing space and is located in a six-acre site at 900 Ball Road, Anaheim. Museum Expands When Santa Ana College life science students begin their study of marine life this fall, the college Natural History Museum will have a "new look" and a greatly expanded collection of shells. Science Chairman Henri Lirette has been expanding his museum since joining SAC in 1947, to the point where the makeshift accommodations in his one-time army barracks building were inadequate to display his exhibits. So some sturdy surplus cafeteria tables were remodelled into glass-covered display cases during the summer. We'll help you own a home help you own a home Buying a house? Building a house? Come in and discuss financing with us. We’ll welcome the opportunity to help you develop a sound plan for home ownership. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK member F.D.I.C. the friendly bank … small enough to know you BETTER big enough to serve you BEST 328 West Center Street in ANAHEIM McCALL'S Magazine's Congress of Better Living Award has been won twice by BRIGHTON-BILT HOMES—developers of PARK WEST homes in Oxnard. The new PARK WEST units feature convenient center-hall planning in home with 2 and 3 bedrooms plus den or extra bedroom, 2 baths, oversized 2-car garages with service area and storage space, thermostatically controlled forced air gas heating. Pioneer glass-lined water heaters, built-in Roper gas ranges, disposers. On large lots, parkway trees; near schools, churches, transportation. From $14,600, vets $95 down; FHA and VA terms available. Located at Howe and Ventura Rds., Oxnard. Sales Office phone: HU 3-9991. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING Magazine selected Builder Harlan Lee's model home in his new ENCINO HILLS development for a feature story in its September issue. ENCINO HILLS offers spacious 1- and 2-story homes with 2,150-2,600 sq. ft. living area, 3,4, and 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, sunken living rooms, large family rooms, dining areas, inner courtyards, sliding glass doors, kitchens completely built-in with such features as dishwashers, disposers, built-in Gaffers & Sattler gas ranges. All utilities are underground in this outstanding new development, south of Ventura Boulevard on Hayvenhurst. Priced from $39,950. Phone: ST 8-8400. Good recognition to these Southern power homes... featuring the best of are have each won honors magazine. Some for the some for distinguished building "know-how" better home value in new important part of that is a BALANCED POWER both modern gas and at lower cost. Assigns each household job to the power that does it most efficiently and economically for you. Modern gas does such jobs as cooking, heating and air conditioning, water heating, refrigeration, and clothes drying with utmost speed and economy. Adequate wiring provides for well-planned modern lighting, dishwashers, disposers, TV sets, radios, and other handy appliances. With this common-sense approach to modern home design, is it any wonder that over 1,000 leading Southern California builders are now building or planning 104,853 BALANCED POWER homes? SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY