anaheim-gazette 1961-09-21

The 1962 Lincoln Continental's classic styling is enhanced by a redesigned bumper, new front grille and repositioned headlamps. Many customer converters have been added to the car. Engineering refinements provide greater reliability and quieter riding, and less need for car maintenance. Each Lincoln continental undergoes a 12-mile road test. Two models of the luxury car are available this year. The four-door sedan is shown above. The four-door convertible has improved in appearance to simulate the look of a sedan when the top is up. School Personnel Back Anaheim United Fund Teachers and other personnel at Lincoln School have provided the Anaheim-Western Communities United Fund drive with a pace-setting momentum by signing up for 100 per cent participation. Robert Shanks, chairman of the drive's elementary school division, announced today. The achievement at Lincoln, ers. 2 a month; for administrators, $4 a month. The pledges are fulfilled through a payroll deduction plan. This year's United Fund goal for 670 employees in the school district is $11,200, an increase of $3,500 over last year. Shanks, district superintendent, said he hopes all the Big Brothers Opens Drive Fifty-six Big Brother fatherless Orange county several of them reside Anaheim, is the goal of month, September membership drive launch week by Big Brothers range County. The long range goal: thetic help for thous Teachers and other personnel at Lincoln School have provided the Anaheim-Western Communities United Fund drive with a pace-setting momentum by signing up for 100 per cent participation, Robert Shanks, chairman of the drive's elementary school division, announced today. The achievement at Lincoln, first of 20 elementary schools to complete its drive, is particularly encouraging because the 100 per cent signup conforms to new standards of contribution established by Anaheim Elementary Teachers' Assn., Shanks said. Under the formula the standard pledge for classified personnel is $1 a month; for teachers, 2 a month; for administrators, $4 a month. The pledges are fulfilled through a payroll deduction plan. This year's United Fund goal for 670 employees in the school district is $11,200, an increase of $3,500 over last year. Shanks, district superintendent, said he hopes all other elementary schools will complete their drives before a final report for this division is made next Friday (Sept. 15). Spearheading the drive at Lincoln were Robert Roberts, principal, who is also president of the Teachers' Assn.; sixth grade teacher Arsinne Nakashian, and Miss Irma Frank, secretary. WHAT'S DOING Bob Gresham, your Telephone Manager in Anaheim Someday you may phone by satellite. And, according to Bell telephone engineers, satellites could also be used to relay live TV from all over the world to TV Stations here in California. Bell System people have already moved a long way toward making this a reality. They've bounced coast-to-coast phone calls off the Echo satellite and are now building a communications satellite of a new, more advanced type. They hope to see the new one launched sometime early next year. This is just one of the ways telephone people are working to provide better communication links between the U.S. and countries overseas. A new kind of phone system is now getting ing a communications satellite of a new, more advanced type. They hope to see the new one launched sometime early next year. This is just one of the ways telephone people are working to provide better communication links between the U.S. and countries overseas. A new kind of phone system is now getting its first field test by the Bell System. It's an experimental Electronic Central Office designed to give you even faster, more versatile telephone service. For example, if you were going out for the evening, you could have calls to your home transferred to wherever you're going. Phone numbers you call frequently could be given abbreviated code numbers so you could reach them by dialing just two numerals. This experimental Electronic Central Office is another example of the continuing search to make your telephone service still better in the years to come. Meet Maxine Barrett, a Service Representative in our Anaheim Business Office. She makes several calls each month that she wishes she didn't need to make, reminding her subscribers that their bill has not been paid. She pleasantly tells them that good credit is an asset and a fine payment record is insurance in hard times. Did you know that your bill is due upon presentation and becomes delinquent in 15 days? If you have a good payment record we are much more justified in extending time for payment should the need arise. Pacific Telephone Company Associated Chambers Commerce Acts on Pacific Coast Freeway The Board of Directors of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County has gone on record opposing any plan by the California State Division of Highways to convert the Pacific Coast Highway into a freeway. Instead, it recommends that is the principle objective is to move through traffic, the proposed Pacific Coast Freeway should be constructed a reasonable distance inland. After study and upon recommutation Executive Committee, the Board of Directors mendation of its Highway and approved the strongly worded resolution to be forwarded to members of the California State Highway Commission. The resolution points out (1) investigation has failed to reveal any person in Orange County who is in favor of converting the present Coast Highway into a freeway; (2) the right to the enjoyment of the Coastal Areas rests in all the people and the arbitrary attitude of the Division of Highways impairs this right; (3) the Coastal Beach Areas or Orange County are one of the most favored recreational areas in the world; (4) it is felt to be unfair, unreasonable and unjust for those in a position of public trust to arbitrarily ignore the wishes of the people by impairing the beaches as a visitor attraction. FOR RESULTS use Gazette Classified Ads—PR 2-1800 Nursery School Has Opening Registrations Chadoris Glasser announces there are still a few for the Temple Beth sery School held at tilly St., Anaheim, wh yesterday. Mrs. Keman, formerly teachof the Garden Grove nity Cooperative Nosupervise and guide school children throuand varied programties assisted by M. Storch. In its third year, tion, Temple Beth sery is a non-profietion and open to chilfaiths. There are a morning sessions an noon session for chiltwo years and nithrough kindergarten session can accomchildren. Flirty-six Big Brothers for 56 fatherless Orange county boys, several of them residents of Anaheim, is the goal of a two-month, September-October membership drive launched this week by Big Brothers of Orange County. The long range goal: sympathetic help for thousands of lonely and troubled boys in the county. Big Brothers is primarily a day organization, each of whose members spend a few hours a week to set an example of character and industry for a troubled boy. The guiding principle of their work is the prevention of juvenile delinquency and anti-social habits before they are firmly ingrained in the boy's personality. To that purpose most of their work is with boys from 5 to 8 years of age, on a One Man-One Boy basis. "The need for more Big Brothers is urgent," says Executive Director Holdburg from big Brothers of Orange County headquarters at 515 North Main Street, Santa Ana. Marine Pvt. Rodge F. Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Butler of 647 S. Pounders Lane, has completed a four-week individual combat training period with the AT CALIFORNIA FEEDER 2,200,000 BLUE CHIP STAMPS to be given at Federal’s 11 Offices! Hurry—Re AND DOUBLE BLUE C FOR NEW SAVINGS OR ADDITIONS OF $50 OR WIN 200,000 FREE BLUE CHIP STAMPS! Take your pick of hundreds of wonderful gifts at your Blue Chip Stamp Redemption Center! You may be the winner of this valuable stamp prize. AND DOUBLE BLUE C FOR NEW SAVINGS OR ADDITIONS OF $50 OR WIN 200,000 FREE BLUE CHIP STAMPS! Take your pick of hundreds of wonderful gifts at your Blue Chip Stamp Redemption Center! You may be the winner of this valuable stamp prize, so hurry—register now for the giant drawing at your nearby California Federal office. Drawings will be held at each of California Federal’s 11 offices on September 29 at 4 P.M.—and each for 200,000 stamps—a total of 2,200,000 stamps in all! Winners will be notified; you need not be present to win. GET DOUBLE BLUE CHIP STAMPS FOR SAVINGS, TOO! Just open or add to your savings account with $50 or more. Your savings earn a high 4½% current annual rate, with the safety and sound management of the nation’s largest federal savings. CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS OFFICE IN BROADWAY ORANGE COUNTY CENTER Located two doors east of See's south of Manning's north of Broadway Dept. Store. ANAHEIM OFFICE: Broadway Orange Other Offices in Eagle Rock, Echo Park, Granada Hills, Hollywood, Inglewood, Lake Nursery School Has Openings Registrations Chairman Mrs. Doris Glasser announces that there are still a few openings for the Temple Beth Emet Nursery School held at 400 N. Emily St., Anaheim, which opened yesterday. Mrs. Kathryn Tuman, formerly teacher-director of the Garden Grove Community Cooperative Nursery, will supervise and guide the preschool children through a rich and varied program of activities assisted by Mrs. Shirley Storch. In its third year of operation, Temple Beth Emet Nursery is a non-profit organization and open to children of all faiths. There are two daily morning sessions and an afternoon session for children from two years and nine months through kindergarten age. Each session can accommodate 14 children. Film Series Scheduled An International Firm Series of "Neglected Masterpieces," five programs of motion pictures, representing a wide variety of the world's film production, will be shown in Orange County by University of California Extension, beginning Oct. 10 at the Grieve Theatre in Garden Grove. On the premise that "the history of motion picture making has witnessed an unending spectacle of excellent films which have, because of improper handling and public indifference, never reached the audiences which they deserve," University Extension officials state "the series will be devoted to films which have been artistic successes, but box-office tailures." Phonics Workshop Held at Centralia Approximately 65 Centralia School District teachers attended a workshop on the Economy phonetic method held at the Chrysler Training Center in Anaheim August 28 and 29. Representatives of the Economy Company instructed the teachers on the use of Economy workbooks and intricacies of phonic instruction for beginning readers. In addition to the instruction materials which the District has used in the past years, phonics workbooks have been placed in all third grade classrooms. Myrl Rupel, assistant superintendent, education, remarked that "Centralia District has always been noted for its strong program of beginning reading and teachers will continue using the phonics method as a part of good basic reading instruction." CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS 000 FREE CHIP STAMPS be given away at each of California ! Hurry—Register for Drawings Now! TRUE CHIP STAMPS ONS OF $50 OR MORE (AS MANY AS 1050 STAMPS) Take your pick California Federal assets are over $2/3 billion—reserves over amp Redemp- $40 million. Accounts are insured under provisions of the Federal stamp prize. Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation. Stop by your nearest BLUE CHIP STAMPS MASS OF $50 OR MORE (AS MANY AS 1050 STAMPS) Take your pick stamp prize, your nearby each of CaliM.—and each in all! Winners INGS, TOO! or more. Your with the safety dental savings. California Federal assets are over $2/3 billion—reserves over $40 million. 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