anaheim-gazette 1962-01-25

Phone Co. Plans Local Expansion $5 Million, 3-Story Building Slated for Lemon St. in 1964 Start of construction this summer on a major building addition in Anaheim features Pacific Telephone's king-sized 1960 expansion program in Orange County. The three-story addition to the firm's building at 217 North Lemon will house a long-distance switching center. The $5,000,000 center is scheduled to go into service in 1964. The 70,000 square-foot structure will take about a year to complete. Then new "toll switching" units will be installed to provide more voice paths. The result will be faster, more direct long-distance service for Orange County telephone users. Althogether, Pacific Telephone plans a $23,000,000 construction program in the county this year. District Manager H. R. Heth said it exceeds by $2,000,000. ANAHEIM GAZETTE—7 ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Thursday, January 25, 1962 building expenditures by the firm during 1961. It is estimated that more than 45,000 new telephones will be added in the county this year. The January 1 total was $336,600—an increase of 12 percent over a year ago. The telephone firm provides employment for 2,500 persons in the county, with an annual payroll in 1961 exceeding $13,000,000. Last year nearly 57,000,000 long-distance calls were placed in the area, an increase of six percent over 1960. Local calls in the county totaled 237,000,000, representing a 17 percent increase. "Pacific Telephone will continue its growth in 1962 and will make major contributions to the expansion and economy of the Orange County communities it serves." Heth said. "We have confidence in the county's future and we're proud to be able to participate actively in its growth." Wilsing Receives Promotion In LA Promotion of Ted Wilsing Anaheim to the position of senior underwriter in the Los Angeles home office of Farmers Insurance Group has been announced by R. R. McClintick, general manager. Wilsing became associate with the insurance organization in 1958 as an underwriter and the past 1½ years has been the Santa Ana Regional Office a senior underwriter. A native of Milford, Mass., received his degree in Natural Science from Massachusetts Mitime Academy and studied additional year at the School Philosophy, Montreal, Canada. He served 30 months with Navy as a lieutenant in the Pacific area. Mr. and Mrs. Wilsing and Scouters, heads of sponsoring institutions and guests attend the Seventeenth Annual Dinner and business meeting of Northern Orange County Council of Boy Scouts, will hear retiring president R. Lee Luskey. Aheim report on the steady growth of the Council during the previous year. The annual meeting will held Jan. 30 at Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park, with help of sponsoring institutions be... ANAHEIM GAZETTE—7 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, January 25, 1962 and we're proud to be able to participate actively in its growth." DR. ANDREAS B. RECHNITZER, formerly coordinator of the U.S. Navy Electronics Laboratory's Deep Submergence Research Program; and scientific director of the record breaking seven-mile bathyscoph TRIESTE dive, has joined the Anaheim Autonetics division of North American Aviation, Inc., to direct the research and development of new systems for undersea exploration and exploitation. Special facilities for the investigation of hydro-space are being incorporated into Autonetics new $2 million Advanced Research Center here. Dr. Rechnitzer, a biological oceanographer and author of numerous technical papers and articles, is known internationally for his contributions to oceanography and underwater exploration. National Guard Quotas Are Hiked The six months active duty training program for the California Army National Guard has sumed, with generous month quotas allotted to the State of California for each month through June 1962. Major General Rodie L. Hill, state adjutant general announced today. The California Army National Guard needs 1300 men to meet its current strength requirement. General Hill said, in announcing also that enlistments have been re-opened for men without previous military service. This means, General Hill says that mid-year high school graduates can be assured of early put in the six months training program which will allow them minimum interruption in their plans for either higher education or employment. We'll help you raise money you raise money now paying 3½% annually on savings UNITED STATES NATIONAL the friendly, HELPFUL bank Serving 26 Southern California Communities through 26 Convenient, Full-Serv The Luskey Slated To Speak at 12th Annual Boy Scout Dinner rators, heads of sponsoring unions and guests attending seventeenth Annual Dinner business meeting of the Eastern Orange County Council Boy Scouts, will hear retiring student R. Lee Luskey. Ana report on the steady growth the Council during the past annual meeting will be Jan. 30 at Knott's Berry Buena Park, with heads sponsoring institutions being invited to attend for the first time in Council history. Approximately 10,000 boys and adults are now active in the Scout Program in the Council. There are more than 8,000 boys registered in 192 units with 2,522 adult Scouters active. The Council now has 72 cub packs with a registration of 6,944 cubs; 88 troops with 2,800 Scouts and 32 Posts with 473 Explorers. Saving Receives Promotion In LA Promotion of Ted Wilsing ofheim to the position of staff newwriter in the Los Angeles office of Farmers Insur-Group has been announced. R. McClintick, general un-writing manager. Using became associated with the insurance organization as an underwriter and for past 1½ years has been in Santa Ana Regional Office as senior underwriter. Native of Milford, Mass., he saved his degree in Naval force from Massachusetts Mar-Academy and studied one national year at the School of Masonry, Montreal, Canada served 30 months with the Navy as a lieutenant in the Pacific. The first annual of the newest high schools in the Anaheim Union High School District has been purchased by almost two-thirds of the Savanna High School student Body. The Savanna Rebel Annual will make its debut in June, 1962 and join the Anaheim High "Colonist," Western "Pioneer" and Magnolia "Sentinel" as major year books published by Anaheim High Schools. Under the direction of Pam Hundorf, editor, and Chris Groat, associate editor, this year's annual will feature outstanding artwork and will present a unique theme. Park to Offer NEW THEATER-CONVENTION HALL — Architect's conception what the new theater-convention hall on Harbor Blvd. will like. The theater-in-the-round will be the second largest of NEW THEATER-CONVENTION HALL — Architect's conception what the new theater-convention hall on Harbor Blvd. will like. The theater-in-the-round will be the second largest of Park to Offer 'Money' Class The Anaheim Park and Recreation Department is offering a class, "Money is your Business," beginning Thursday, Jan. 25, from 7:45 to 9:45 p.m. at the Spencer House, 2660 W. Broadway, Anaheim. The six-weeks course, once a week, will cover the background of the stock market, trading on the market, estate planning, legal aids in planning wills in probate. Frank Klatt, one of the foremost investment counselors in the State of California is slated to be one of the guest speakers. Other areas to be covered will be mutual funds and banking. Classes have been guaged for the average person and his money management problems. Top notch business advisors have been invited to participate in this program. Registrations are still being taken at the city recreation office, 309 S. Harbor, corner Harbor and Broadway. For further information, call PR 6-0110, ext. 256. Fylpaa Is New Manager Donald L. Fylpaa has been named manager of the Anaheim office of California Federal Savings, according to Howard Edgerton, president and chief executive officer. Edgerton's announcement followed a meeting of the $730-million nation's largest federal savings firm's board of directors during which all officers were re-elected. Fylpaa, former manager of the firm's Lakewood office, has been identified with California Federal Savings for the past three years, and previous to that time was in the commercial banking business. He is a director of the Lakewood Chamber of Commerce, president of the Carwood Businessmen's Association and past officer of Cub Scout Pack 205, Alamitos Dive Boys Scouts of America. His sides in Long Beach with wife, Dorothy, and their children. Plans Park Tour European recreation area be surveyed for possible development of Newport Du Orange County's major park. Norman Durkin, Dunes dent, will conduct the survey sonally. He will leave on for a 30-day tour of Eureka spas and parks that will him to Germany, Switzerland, Spain, France, England and the Scandinavian countries. GRAND OF TACO BUENA PARK'S NEWE RES you raise money Come in and talk with our Loan Officer. He'll help you come up with a sensible solution to your money problems... and be glad of the chance to work with you. (That's why he's here.) ally on savings NATIONAL BANK FUL bank MEMBER R.D.I.C. 26 Convenient, Full-Service Banking Offices TACO BUENA PARK'S NEWEST RESIDENCE 7800 ORAN 150 FEET EAST —NEXT 1 • TACOS • TOS • HAMBURGERS YOU'VE NEVER TASTED THE SERVED DRIVE BY TODAY OPEN 10 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT DAILY MEXICAN FOOD AT IT'S BEST Architect's conception of hall on Harbor Blvd. will look like the second largest of its type in the country and the largest theater-convention hall in Orange County. Manager About Pack 205, Alamitos District, years Scouts of America. He reresides in Long Beach with his e. Dorothy, and their four children. Park Tour European recreation areas will surveyed for possible ideas that might fit into the master department of Newport Dunes, Orange County's major aquatic park. Norman Durkin, Dunes presint, will conduct the survey pernally. He will leave on Feb. 9 a 30-day tour of European as and parks that will take in to Germany, Switzerland, Itl., Spain, France, England, and Scandinavian countries. Rabies Shot Set Dr. Robert H. Haight, county veterinary officer, announced today that a rabies vaccination clinic program will be held throughout Orange County during January. The clinics are for dogs, four months of age and older. The program is operated as a public service by the Orange County branch, Southern Californinia Veterinary Medical Association, in cooperation with the city administration and the Orange County Health Department. It is carried out locally by various civic organizations and service groups under the guidance of local veterinarians. About 35 per cent of all deaths from heart and blood vessel disease a.. in the age groups under 65, says the Orange County Heart Assn. CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY KE 5-3209 251 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM ND OPENING OF ANOTHER ACO-TIA PARK'S NEWEST SELF-SERVICE DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT ACO-TIA PARK'S NEWEST SELF-SERVICE DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT ORANGETHORPE AVE. 150 FEET EAST OF HIGHWAY NO. 39 —NEXT TO WILSEY DAIRY— COS • TOSTADAS • FRIED BEANS HAMBURGERS and • SOFT DRINKS NEVER TASTED THEM SO GOOD AS THEY ARE SERVED AT TACO-TIA— BY TODAY OR TRY THEM TONIGHT! A.M. TO MIDNIGHT DAILY—FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS 'TIL 1 A.M. MEXICAN FOOD AT IT'S BEST