anaheim-gazette 1961-12-21

ANAHEIM GAZETTE—5 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, December 21, 1901 Citizens Pick Cal. FOYM Five of Anaheim's most distinguished citizens met recently to select the five outstanding young men of California. The young men selected will receive the California Junior Chamber of Commerce's F.O.Y.M. (Five Outstanding Young Men) Award at a banquet in their honor at the Gormet Restaurant in the Disneyland Hotel on January 27, 1902. Doing the judging were: Harry W. Shaffer, editor of the Anaheim Bulletin; Barney W. Jordon, assistant vice-president and manager of the United California Bank and new president of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce; Donald C. Barnes, plant manager of U.S. Industrial Chemical Co.; Charles K. Pearson, owner of the Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., past-mayor of the City of Anaheim, and past-president of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce; and Melbourne A. Gauer, retired superintendent of schools, Anaheim School District, chairman of the Anaheim Planning Commission, director of the Anaheim Red Cross Chapter, and past-president of the Anaheim Rotary. The F.O.Y.M. winners were selected from a host of entries submitted from Jaycee Locals throughout the state. To be eligible for this award the entries must be between the ages of 21 to 36, not necessarily Jaycees, from the state of California who have demonstrated extraordinary talent and initiative in their work on profession and their work. Anaheim Kids Ask Santa For Valentine; Delivery To Grandmother's House Dear' Santa Claus, For Christmas I want a valentine. Hug-a-bye love Heidi Palombi Dear Santa, I am looking forward to receiving a Cox Co. Prop Jet Racer and the Cox Water Wizard boat. I never had any of them in my whole life. So please can I have both of them for Christmas? Some of the other thnigs I would like for Christmas are: a telescope, a watch, bicycle, some magnets and some lens, maybe a helicopter, and some surprises. If you can't leave all of them for Christmas, could you please ask daddy and mother to get them for me pretty soon after Christmas. The presents would make me much happier than I am. But I am happier now than I was. Hopefully, David Graybeal Dear Santa, My name is Julia Jenkins. I am four years old. I have been a good girl. For Christmas I want a dolly, skates, a sweater, a telephone, highchair, a dollstroller, a desk. Julia Jenkins Dear Santa, My mommy is writing this letter for me. My name is Stephan. I am six years old, almost seven. I have been pretty good this year. On Christmas Eve we won't be home, we'll be at my Grandpa's very Merry Christmas. A Happy New Year, signed Susan Anne Muller. Dear Santa Claus, My mommy is writing this ter for me as I am only years old. My name is O' Francis Balser. I have tried to be a good girl this year. I will keep my room clean and my put up. I would like for you bring me a baby doll, a refactor, a stove, a new haircut and some pretty doll clothes maybe a dress for me. I wish a good girl! Charla Balser Dear Santa, The main thing we would for Christmas is a bicycle cause we like to ride a bike. We have never had a bicycle fore, so we want a bicycle Christmas. Aleta and Cathy Glik Dear Santa, I've been a good boy. I like to have you bring me an ally suit, Tonka Truck, for helmet, football, Caspar, a game, a play driving car. All I can think of now. If you know if I think of someone else. Thank you. See you soon Steve Brown Dear Santa, This letter is coming to from the Knoth children—Chestnut Street School. mission, director of the Anaheim Red Cross Chapter, and past president of the Anaheim Rotary. The F.O.Y.M. winners were selected from Jaycee Locals throughout the state. To be eligible for this award the entries must be between the ages of 21 to 36, not necessarily Jaycees, from the state of California who have demonstrated extraordinary talent and initiative in their work or profession and their personal contribution to the general welfare of the people. The recipients of this award will not be made known until the night of the awards banquet. The program has been prepared by the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce, the F.O.Y.M. hosts, to insure an appropriate honor for the five. Mr. Governor Goodwin J. Knight is scheduled to be the keynote speaker in one of his first public appearances after his bout with heptitus. Dick Fitzgerald, past President of the California Junior Chamber of Commerce and a former F.O.Y.M. award recipient himself, will be the Master of Ceremonies. Dear Santa, My mommy is writing this letter for me. My name is Stephan. I am six years old, almost seven. I have been pretty good this year. On Christmas Eve we won't be home, we'll be at my Grandma's at 1404 Catalina Ave., Gardenia. I want a golf set, Mr. Machine, a car, a record of Jingle Bells, hunting set, 'super skates,' canteen and a rifle. Stephan Jenkins Dear Santa, 'Please bring me some 'super skates' and a baby doll and the deluxe party kitchen. Mellisa Bisch Dear Santa, I would like a beauty parlor set with a doll and a cupboard for my dishes. Thank you. Love Cindy Snyder (A Christmas card wishing San- BAGGOTT & TROUTMAN Anaheim Mortuary "Chapel of the Belles" 1700 SO. LOS ANGELES STREET BILLY B. TROUTMAN, Manager Pinespect 8-1600 Dear Santa Claus, My mom is writing this for me. I am five years old, but six on Christmas Eve. I am the kindergarten at Edison School in Anaheim, and my name Mark David Balzer. I try to give a good boy and I always my room clean and take care of my toys and guinea pigs (two). I would like for you to bring me a rifle, an army tool set, an electric train, a Johnny Reb cannon. I would like for you to bring my mother and daddy. Love from Mark Balzer Dear Santa, Our names are Debra Jo Donald Lee Brown. We have good children and would let you know what we miss you if you think of someone else. Thank you. See you soon Steve Brown Santa Fe A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Season's Greetings from the entire staff of the SANTA FE RAILWAY and your local Santa Fe Agent Dear Santa, Our names are Debra Jo Donald Lee Brown. We have good children and would like let you know what we have you bring us for Christmas I am Debra and would like following toys: Chatty Cat skates, bag for Chatty Cat am Donald and would like following toys: Flexy, air train, sleeping bag, golf make it a real one like my dy, with real clubs, robot car, Yakety Yob — make it one for my sister. Dear Santa, we know you get all of these things for u will be happy with whatever can afford to get for us. We love you, Donald and Debra Brown Dear Santa, My name is Colleen a have a little brother named by. I promise to keep my clean and help mommy and I would like to have a B doll, records, dolly stroller, bie perfume, high chair for doll, dishes. Bobby wants a gun and holster, a wagon cars. If you can't bring all w it's O.K. Love Colleen and Bobby DeLapp Dear Santa Claus, I want a football uniform ball cleats, new helmet, and bike. I have been a good boy Mary Christie David Lee J Ask Santa Delivery Her's House A very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, signed by Susan Anne Muller. Dear Santa Claus, My mommy is writing this letter for me as I am only four years old. My name is Charla Francis Balser. I have tried to keep my room clean and my toys out up. I would like for you to bring me a baby doll, a refrigerator, a stove, a new hair brush and some pretty doll clothes, and maybe a dress for me. I will be good girl! Charla Balser Dear Santa, The main thing we would like for Christmas is a bicycle because we like to ride a bicycle. We have never had a bicycle before, so we want a bicycle for Christmas. Aleta and Cathy Gliksman Dear Santa, I've been a good boy. I would like to have you bring me a cavity suit, Tonka Truck, football helmet, football, Caspar, and a name, a play driving car. That's all I can think of now. I'll let you know if I think of something else. Thank you. See you soon, Steve Brown Dear Santa, This letter is coming to you from the Knoth children—Charlie, School ... (Continued from Page One) to work out some kind of a cooperative plan with another junior college in the area. What we are all looking for now is some solution which will give us a reasonable junior college district without burdening the taxpayer." The central area district would be composed of the Orange Unified School District, Tustin Union High School District and Santa Ana Unified and Junior College District. The coast area would include Capistrano Union High School District, Garden Grove Union High School District, Laguna Beach Unified School District, Huntington Beach Union High School District, and Newport Harbor union High School District. (Newport and Huntington Beach make up the Orange Coast College District.) Dr. Packard reported to the county committee last Thursday that the earliest possible date for reorganization to be completed would be July, 1963. The three required augmented meetings should be completed by next April in order to submit the plan to the State Board in May, allowing enough time for various agencies to complete their work by Sept., 1962. The new junior college boards would then have adequate time to plan for the opening of a new school year on July 1, 1963. There are four committee meeting dates open for augmented meetings prior to April — Jan. 18, Feb. 8, March 8 and 22. Dr. Packard emphasised that such expansion requires a public hearing; approval by the State Board of Education; and an election in the proposed district not less than 80 days after State Board approval, followed by another public hearing at least 10 days prior to the election. He told the committee "the County Office is not trying to push reorganization but wishes to let the people know that reorganization cannot take place over night. The process takes time and effort. Many study committees will have to be established in order that the voters better understand the problems. If the governing boards wish to move ahead, this office is ready to help." Assistant School Superintendent Frank Grunenfelder pointed out that high school districts not included in junior college districts are required to pay a junior college tuition tax, which has no statutory limit and is based only on current expense of education of the pupils attending junior college from these districts. For example, Grunenfelder said, since 1950-51, the junior college tuition tax has increased from 18.22 cents per $100 assessed valuation to the current (1961-62) rate of 44.71 cents. Grunenfelder predicted that it will continue to rise during the next 10 years at a comparable rate, whereas those high school districts included in junior college districts currently operate under the statutory tax limit of 35 cents. The Jan. 18 meeting will be held in the County Health Building, Eighth and Ross Streets, Sarnia Ana, at 8 p.m. Melwood A Berry of Newport Beach is committee chairman. Two Christmas Eve Services At St. Michael's Two Christmas Eve services will head the Christmas schedule for St. Michael's Episcopal Church, Anaheim, according to John K. Seville, rector. Family Choral Candlelight services will begin at 4 p.m. and the Midnight Choral Eucharis services will start at 11 p.m. on the 24th. Regular Christmas service will be at 10 a.m. on Christmas Day. 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This new approach is designed to inspire gifted students and give average students the basic knowledge needed in an age-of science, he noted. Testing of students who used the new course last year showed it does both, Pimentel added. Thursday's $560,000 grant came from the National Science Foundation and brings to over $3 million NSF funds put into CHEM Study. They have paid for intensive writing and rewriting of the course begun in 1900. The textbook and accompanying laboratory manual were written last year, tested in classroom use, rewritten this year for their final trial run. BEEF...SHOP HERE FOR FINEST OF FOODS! A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!!! FRESH LOCAL AND POPPY BRAND URKEYS EASTERN—WESTERN OYSTERS FULLY PREPARED LUTEFISK lb. Box $199 OSCAR MAYER 1ST QUALITY BACON 59¢ lb. U.S.D.A. CHOICE SIRLOIN CLUB OR T-BONE STEAK 98¢ lb. RE-HOLIDAY SPECIALI HILLS BROS. COFFEE Pound Can 55¢ POUND CAN $1.09 PILLSBURY FLOUR 5 Lb. Bag 49¢ POUND BOX—RITZ CRACKERS 35¢ IGH CREAMY Smoothly delicious! 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