anaheim-gazette 1962-09-19

ANAHEIM GAZETTE—7 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Wednesday, September 19, 1962 'Buddy Beaver' Unveiling Set By Sturdevant Carl E. Sturdevant, city water superintendent, will unveil a Walt Disney Studio-designed water conservation character which may blossom into a symbol of nationwide stature at the Oct. 4 Orange County Water Assn. Symposium in the Disneyland Hotel. The unveiling will follow an address by Gov. Edmund G. Brown which will highlight a "Water Planning for Orange County's Prosperity" program at a luncheon. The symposium, seeking solutions to the county's mounting water problems, opens at 9:45 a.m. and closes shortly after 4 p.m. Sturdevant said "the wraps will be taken off 'Buddy Beaver.'" "Buddy Beaver" will be the symbol for conserving water in California, according to Sturdevant. Morning talks will feature John Toups, assistant Orange County ger; JJ. R. Lester Boyle, president of Boyle Engineering Co., and Paul Hennessy of Montgomery Engineering Co. An afternoon panel on "Can We Meet the Problems Ahead as We Are Presently Organized?" will include assemblyman Carley V. Porter, Glenn Allen, president of Orange County Municipal Water District; Carl Thorton, Santa Ana city manager; Jay Stoddard, Newport Beach city councilman, and Leonard Decker, Yorba Linda County Water District man- FAIR QUEEN — Petite Sallye Jo Howell is queen of the big Los Angeles County Fair, Sallye Jo, 18 years old—5'3½"—106 pounds—34-22-34, was chosen from a group of 11 girls to rule over the Pomona Exposition now under way at Pomona. An afternoon panel on "Can We Meet the Problems Ahead as We Are Presently Organized?" will include assemblyman Carley V. Porter, Glenn Allen, president of Orange County Municipal Water District; Carl Thorton, Santa Ana city manager; Jay Stoddard, Newport Beach city councilman, and Leonard Decker, Yorba Linda County Water District manager. New Reading Consultant Is Named Mrs. Margaret Smart, formerly of Redondo Beach City Schools, will be reading consultant for Orange County Schools, according to Linton T. Simmons, county superintendent of schools. Mrs. Smart has served as reading consultant for Redondo Beach Schools for the past two years, often acting as consultant to surrounding school districts on a loan basis. Prior to that, she served for six years as an elementary teacher in the Redondo system. Her duties will be to assist Orange County school districts in initiating, planning, and evaluating their reading programs at the elementary-school level. Mrs. Smart holds bachelor of education and master of science degrees from U.S.C., and is an active member of several professional organizations. She was born in Dallas, Texas, came to U.S.C., and never returned to the Lone Star State. She is married to Richard C. Smart, a manufacturer's representative. Apprenticeship Banquet Slated The 14th Annual Apprenticeship Completion Ceremony banquet, sponsored by the Round Table of Orange County Joint Apprenticeship Committees of Labor and Management, will be held this Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Disneyland Park. Apprenticeship Banquet Slated The 14th Annual Apprenticeship Completion Ceremony banquet, sponsored by the Round Table of Orange County Joint Apprenticeship Committees of Labor and Management, will be held this Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Disneyland Hotel. One hundred seventy-nine completing apprentices from more than a dozen crafts will receive their state of California apprenticeship completion certificates at the ceremony. It is expected there will be 600 guests — including many prominent Orange County business, government, labor, and school leaders — attending the banquet. Aboard Radar Picket NORFOLK, Va. — Lyle W. Swaney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O. Swaney of 322 E. LaVeta St., is serving aboard the radar picket destroyer USS William M. Wood, following a tour of duty with the sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. Swaney is a machinist's mate fireman-USN. JUDY NEWMAN DANCE SCHOOL TUSTIN SQUARE NEW CLASSES LI 4-3545 ● TAP ● BALLET ● TOE ● BATON TWIRLING Small Classes, Individual Attention INFORMATION — REGISTRATION Monday thru Thursday — 1 P.M. - 5 P.M. Door Prize: 2 6-MOS. DANCE LESSON SCHOLARSHIPS H. W. Dahl Trust Representative H. Weston Dahl has been named trust representative of the Orange County regional head office of Union Bank, James E. Tweedt, regional vice president, has announced. Tweedt said Dahl will direct trust activities including counseling on wills, estates, trusts, pension and profit-sharing plans, stock transfer and registrar services for publicly-owned corporations, and management of customers' securities, loans and real estate. A native of Shakopee, Minn., Dahl attended the University of Minnesota and received his law degree at Union University in New York. During World War II he served with the U. S. Navy in the Pacific. Dahl is a member of the American Legion and Minnesota Bar Assn. He and his wife, Ruth, have three children, Bruce, 16, Dana, 11; Cynthia, 9. They reside at 925 Tularosa in Orange. Disabled Vets Get Pay Hike Jim Heim, County Veterans Service Officer, today advised local veterans who received disability compensation checks from the Federal Government not to be surprised by an increased amount on the checks received after Oct. 1. A new amendment to the code increases the monthly payment to disabled veterans. President Kennedy recently signed Public Law 87-645, which provides for the increase, making it effective this Oct. 1. Tustin Square Mer cordially inv attend First JACOBSC FREE • CO CARR IN THE NEW TUSS Featuring Gerry Gerl for the Southern THREE SESSIONS: 1. BONUS FLAVOR FOODS conduc Department of Agriculture and T well is queen of the big 8 years old—5'3½"—106 group of 11 girls to rule way at Pomona. Pound Trail ez, charged that Nixon has to make it appear that theocratic party is harboring unists." Miller had refer-a statement made by Nix-week to the effect that the administration was "soft" immunists. Nixon made a bid for the col-vote and named Randy a student at the Univer-California at Santa Baras state coordinator of all gians for Nixon" clubs. Max Rafferty, candidate the superintendent of public tion, addressed an evening of the Glendale Board of ors and called for a return phasis on the "Three R's" state educational system.erty's opponent, Dr. Ralph dson, spoke to a private ing of his campaign ers. 5 Orangeites Net Academic Honors COSTA MESA — Nine Orange Coast College students from Or-ange were named to the academic honors list during the last semester. College officials said the follow-ing Orange students achieved better than a B grade average: Ralph M. Carpenter, Leroy J. Dunn, Raymond J. Larson, Mi-chael A. Reynolds, Sister Mary Louis, Donna R. Stanford, Robert F. Tewell, James A. Ward and Susan J. Wingate. IT'S A FAMILY AFFAIR ese Fine HOES Fashion Craft® BEAUTIFUL SHOES us.Keds IN THE NEW TUSS Featuring Gerry Gerl for the Southern THREE SESSIONS: 1. BONUS FLAVOR FOODS conduc Department of Agriculture and T 2. THE GOURMET TOUCH, conduc Dairy Council of California. 3. FLAME BRANDED FAVORITES, f for The California Beef Council. BEG Tuesday, S 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. "A special preview to a wonderfu Prizes THERE WILL BE WO AT EACH SESSION OR SPECIAL C $600¹⁰¹ value Caloric "'the easiest to cl Fashion BEAUTIFUL SHOES US Keds JUMPING-JACKS. "Young America's Finest-Fitting Shoes" Vogue Jarman SHOES FOR MEN All Nationally Advertised Brands Including ... • SPAULDING • RED BALL JETS • P. F. FLYERS • HOLLYWOOD SCOOTERS • BOY SCOUT SHOES Hush Puppies DOOR PRIZE 1 Pair of LADIES' SHOES or CHILDREN'S SHOES SELLER'S SHOES 2 "D" Street LI 4-4960 Tustin Square $600 value Caloric "The easiest to cl PLUS MERCHANT MILDRED'S $10.00 Dres SELLERS SHOES Pair of Ladies' or Children's Shoes TUSTIN TOYLAND 28" Baby Toodles Doll TUSTIN SHOE REPAIR One Pair Men's Soles and Heels JUDY NEWMAN SCHOOL OF DANCE Two Scholarships (Six Mos. Dance Lessons) COIFFURES a la Mood $35.00 Permanent Wave BE AN'S CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE $25.00 Gift Certificate MARKET BASKET Big Bags of Market Basket Grocer VISTA DRUGS $10.00 Drug Store Gift Certificate Square Merchants Association cordially invites you to attend the ... First Annual JACOBSON HOMES COOKING CARNIVAL THE NEW TUSTIN SQUARE THEATRE Gerry Gerken home service director the Southern Counties Gas Co. Sessions: FOODS conducted by John W. Cadenhead of the Calif. agriculture and The Wine Advisory Board NEW TUSTIN SQUARE THEATRE Gerry Gerken home service director Southern Counties Gas Co. SESSIONS: FOODS conducted by John W. Cadenhead of the Calif. Agriculture and The Wine Advisory Board. TOUCH, conducted by Sara Cina, Nutritionist for The California. FAVORITES, featuring Dorothy Huse, Home Economist Beef Council. BEGINNING Tuesday, September 25th 11:30 a.m. and Every Tuesday thru Oct. 9th to a wonderful new way of life in modern cookery" Prizes • Prizes WILL BE WONDERFUL DOOR PRIZES SESSION OF THE COOKING CARNIVAL! SPECIAL GRAND PRIZE 0.00 value color coordinated Caloric Gas Range the easiest to clean range in the world" value color coordinated caloric Gas Range the easiest to clean range in the world" MERCHANTS PRIZES GALORE!!! $10.00 Dress Gift Certificate Children's Shoes GARTEN'S DEPT. STORE Set of Corning Cook Ware BRUNO'S BAKERY A Decorated Cake es and Heels THE BROASTER A Barrel of Broasted Chicken DANCE (x Mos. Dance Lessons) FRIEDA'S GIFT SHOP A Jewelry Box Wave LA RUE CLEANERS NITURE ate $10.00 worth of DRY CLEANING TUSTIN THEATRE Basket Groceries One Year Pass for two to Tustin Theatre Gift Certificate And Many More