anaheim-gazette 1962-01-18

ANAHEIM GAZETTE—7 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, January 18, 1962 Lyon Is Named Chairman Of Builders' Committee William Lyon. Anaheim, president of Luxury Homes, Inc., builders of the Dutch Haven developments in Orange County, has been named chairman of the Orange County Committee of the Home Builders Association of Los Angeles, Orange and Ventura Counties, Merrill Butler, Jr., HBA president, announced last week. This will be Lyon's second appointment as Orange County chairman, having served in the job in 1959. He succeeds C. P. Midlebrook of Middlebrook-Anderson Company, also of Anaheim, who was Orange County Committee chairman in 1961. Lyon was elected to the board of directors of the HBA in December, 1958, and has served continuously as a director since then. He has been active on two major subcommittees of the Orange County Committee, the Subdivision Advisory Committee which works with city managers for uniformity in building codes, and the Standardization of Improvements Committee, which works on standardizing engineering requirements for subdivisions. He was sponsor of the one-day conference of the HBA with city managers of Orange County in 1960, designed to achieve uniformity in requirements for subdivisions. Lyon is a native of Southern California and attended the University of Southern California, majoring in commercial aviation. He owns and flies his own twinengine Beechcraft in handling his state-wide developments. He has logged more than 4,000 hours of flying time, is a command pilot in the U. S. Air Force and holds an airline transport rating as a civilian pilot. He is a major in the Air Force Reserve, acting as operations officer of the 730th Troop Carrier Squadron, March Air Force Base. Three Top Heart Doctors Guests Here Next Week Three of the most famous names in the study of heart disease and surgery will be guest speakers at the Seventh Annual Symposium on Heart Disease, to be sponsored by the Orange County Heart Assn., Saturday, Jan. 27. The symposium meetings will begin with registration at 8:30 a.m. at the Charterhouse Hotel in Anaheim with Thomas L. Channell, president of the Orange County Heart Assn., opening the sessions. Doctors George Burch of the dept. of medicine, School of Medicine at Anaheim may make with Mrs. Reasoner. The Consumer Information Conference for Orange County and surrounding areas, originally scheduled for early this month will be held on Wed., Jan from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jolly Roger Restaurant, Katella Ave., Anaheim. Mrs. Helen Ewing Nelson sumer-Counsel to Governormund G. Brown, will lead conference. Featured will panel of representatives on eral, state and local govern agencies who will discuss summer problems with audience. Among topics scheduled discussion are food bying, intensive packaging, misleading vertising and short weighting. Mrs. Harry Wingren, 233 na Ave., Santa Ana, is chair of a committee handling local rangements for the conference. Reservations for the meeting open to the public without charge should be made with Mrs. Reasoner, 11281 Reservoir Tustin, LI 4-6782. A luncheon has been arranged during which consumers will have an opportunity to tune discussions informally panel members. Cost of the luncheon is $2.50 and advance reservations are required. They may make with Mrs. Reasoner. Stereo Station . . . Jeannette Banoczi, president and manager of KGGK-FM (94.3 MC) announced last week that the radio station will start full-time stereo broadcasts on or about Feb. 1. KGGK-FM will be the first station in this area to convert to stereo. It will be the second station west of the Mississippi River to go full time stereo. Doctors George Burch of the dept. of medicine, School of Medicine at Tulane University, New Orleans, La.; C. Walton Lillehei, professor of surgery at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.; and William Paul Thompson, clinical professor of medicine at Loma Linda University, Los Angeles, Calif., will speak on “heart” throughout the day in the Valencia Ballroom of the hotel. MONEY NOW AVAILABLE FOR CONSTRUCTION REFINANCE PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS 527 WEST GENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. 10% Discount To YOU Dear Folks, Exchange this coupon for a complimentary membership which entitles you to 10% discount on meat purchases of $5.00 or over. 10% Discount To YOU All Through 62 Dear Folks, Exchange this coupon for a complimentary membership which entitles you to 10% discount on meat purchases of $5.00 or over. Remember we are open to the retail public and membership under this plan costs you NOTHING. CARLOAD HAM SALE COME EARLY — THEY WON'T LAST LONG SHANK HALF 39 lb. BUTT HALF 49 lb. SLICES 55 lb. SLICES CENTER 59 lb. ORANGE PROZEN FOOD LOCKERS BIG MEAT DISCOUNTS Store Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 6 p.m. "Friendly Butchers To Serve You" USE BANKAMERICARD KE 2-6561 642 W. Chapman Orange, Calif. Consumer Group At Anaheim The Consumer Information Conference for Orange County and surrounding areas, originally scheduled for early this month, will be held on Wed., Jan. 31, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Rally Roger Restaurant, 620 W. Stella Ave., Anaheim. Mrs. Helen Ewing Nelson, Consermer Counsel to Governor Edmund G. Brown, will lead the conference. Featured will be a panel of representatives of federal, state and local government agencies who will discuss consumer problems with the audience. Among topics scheduled for discussion are food bying, deceptee packaging, misleading advertising and short weighting. Mrs. Harry Wingren, 2328 Ao-Ave., Santa Ana, is chairman of committee handling local arrangements for the conference. Reservations for the meeting, open to the public without charge, should be made with Mrs. B. E. Reasoner, 11281 Reservoir Rd., Austin, LI 4-6782. A luncheon has been arranged in which consumers have an opportunity to converse discussions informally with panel members. Cost of the lunch is $25.50 and advance reservations required. They may be made with Mrs. Reasoner. CONGRATULATIONS — Lloyd G. Hallamore, president of the Hallamore Electronics division of The Siegler Corp., presents 10-year service award pins to Helen Reid and Cecilia Goin, senior assemblers at Hallamore's Anah facility. Mrs. Hallamore, center, congratulates both women on their achievements. Grunenfelder Is Endorsed By OC Labor Group At a meeting of their executive board, the Central Labor Council Bond Drive For Foreign Students Set Free Overseas Phone Call Off A free Trans-ocean call to Hawaii will be offered someone in the audience Jan. 26 gathering of Waikato A luncheon has been arranged with which consumers have an opportunity to concuss discussions informally with theel members. Cost of the lunch $2.50 and advance reservations required. They may be made with Mrs. Reasoner. 10 Expected at CSC Register Registration for the spring master at Orange Coast College under way and will continue through Jan. 25 for day school recording and new students. The at semester will begin on Jan. All students will register according to their appointments in their counselors and will be registering through Jan. 24. Appointments may be made calling the Counseling Center the college, KImberly 5-1151, 205. Applications for admission and further information is available at the Counseling CentWho pays for advertising? body. It pays for itself. Grunenfelder Is Endorsed By OC Labor Group At a meeting of their executive board, the Central Labor Council of Orange County announced their endorsement of Frank Grunenfelder for the candidacy to the elective office of Orange County Superintendent of Schools. William J. Fountain, secretary, stated that the endorsement was unanimous. The Labor Council of Orange County is affiliated with the American Federation of Labor, the Congress of Industrial Organization and the California State Federation of Labor. Grunenfelder announced his candidacy for the position of County Superintendent of Schools in November after the announcement by Linton T. Simmons, present superintendent, of his intention to retire after his present term expires at the end of 1962. Grunenfelder has recently received other endorsements which include those by the Orange County Board of Education, County Superintendent Linton T. Simmons, the Orange County Elementary Superintendents' Association, Caliifornia Association of Secondary School Administrators (Orange County Unit), the Orange County Public Schools' Business Officials, Phi Delta Kappa (Alpha Chl Field Chapter), and the entire staff of the Orange County Schools Office. Bond Drive For Foreign Students Set A bond drive to bring foreign exchange students to Western High school and provide for a Western High student to go to a foreign country will begin this Saturday. The drive is an annual affair and will be sponsored by Western's American Field Service committee. The bonds will be autographed by present exchange students Marlise Pauker, Switzerland, and Gert Riethus, West Berlin. A sweater knitted by a former exchange student's foster sister and other prizes will be given to winning bond holders after the sale terminates. The drive will begin with a special assembly sponsored by AFS and arranged by Bell Telephone Company. Free Overseas Phone Call Off A free Trans-ocean telecall to Hawaii will be offsomeone in the audience on Jan. 29 gathering of WestHigh school by Art Leavitt, cific Telephone. Part of a program o­n growth of world-wide tel­e­li­ness, the demonstration co­n­travel to Oakland, then a 125-mile radio relay, and d­ough through a 2400 mile under­ble to the Islands. Other members of the au­tho­员 will listen in on loud spea­ble the call is placed and on. Leavitt will explain how a man voice is carried around world, and play a record the longest call ever made the telephone wires. Non-technical and geared age groups, the program go­brief history of overseas com­nications from the first telegraph to today's quality voice paths. Mutual Funds Is Course at Adult City Hi School Anaheim Evening High School Is offering a course on mutual funds at Western High School, Jan. 31. The class is to be conducted by L. L. Roobian, a local invest­ment company. Course at Adult City Hi School Anaheim Evening High School is offering a course on mutual funds at Western High School, Jan. 31. The class is to be conducted by L. L. Roobian, a local investment counselor, and will be held on Wednesday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. for a nine week period in Room No. 47. The objective of this course is to give investors a broader knowledge of the 21 billion dollar industry by presenting information on history of mutual funds, professional money management, dollar cost average, and results of many leading mutual funds. A registration fee of $1.50 and a course fee of $5.00 will be the total charges for the class. CONE-O’CONNOR MORTUARY KE 5-3209 231 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM Postmaster Sends Western Sets Thanks To Paper For Californians Sweetheart Ball Feb. 17 Dear Mr. Pinkley: Postmaster Marshal McFie of Anaheim has told me of the splendid cooperation and assistance generously provided by you and your staff members during the past year, and particularly during the Christmas period. The copy which you so thoughtfully presented to your readers certainly assisted us in smoothing out our Christmas operations. As you know, the Christmas period presents many problems to the postal service. These we try to overcome as we meet them. However, your splendid cooperation made this task much easier. On behalf of the region, The Post Office Department and members of the Anaheim Post Office staff, may I express again our sincere and wholehearted thanks. Please accept our best wishes for health and happiness during 1962. Sincerely, Raymond R. Holmquist Regional Director Post Office Department San Francisco. Western High school sophomores are beginning preparations for their annual Sweetheart Ball. The affair is slated for Feb. 17 in the Girl's Gym and will begin at 8:30. Soph officers Bob Fleming, Gail Ramsey, Gerry Sanders and Marcy Liggett have been meeting with various committees. Highlighting the entertainment will be Jack Esquew's 10-piece band. Reigning at the Ball will be the Sophomore Queen, still to be selected. Petitions for queen candidates will be available from Saturday until next Thursday. World Religion Meet is Jan. 21 The annual public observance of World Religion Day will be held by local members of the Baha'i Faith on Sunday, Jan. 21 at 3 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Moore, 1058 Hermosa Dr. Pretty as a Picture ALOHA Special ON JANUARY MON. TUES. WED. 22 23 24 REG. $15 Permanent Wave $9.45 REG. $12.50 Tints $7.50 Set and Cut Included on All Waves & Tints. 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