anaheim-gazette 1962-10-10

2—ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Wednesday, October 10, 1961 PREVIEW SHOWING — William J. Phillips, left, chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors, takes an advance look at large bronze replica of the county seal which will be displayed with similar seals of county's incorporated cities at the Orange County regional head office of Union Bank. With Phillips is James E. Tweedt, regional vice president of the bank. Men's Tennis Class Now In Progress A class for men who are beginners at the sport of tennis began Saturday at the Fullerton Junior College courts. Gordon McCall, instructor for the Fullerton Recreation Department, said he would keep the class small so that individual instruction could be given. Fee is Anaheim, 23 Other Honored At Banc Anaheim and the 23 other cities of Orange County will be honored with an elaborate permanent display at the new Union Square, now nearing completion at Main and La Veta in Oran Bronze replicas of the official city seals, headed by the great seal of the County of Orange, will be placed on a marble wall in the main lobby of the new 12-story $6 million building. James E. Tweedt, Union Bank regional vice president, said the bank's display saluting Anaheim Surgeon Named To Heal Doctor's Group Dr. Samuel Gendel, prominent Anaheim surgeon and past president of the Orange County Medical Association, has been named chairman of the Doctors' Committee, Orange County Committee to Re-Elect U. S. Senate Thomas H. Kuchel. His appointment was announced by Gordon X. Richmon and Mrs. Les Ferrell, committee co-chairmen. Dr. Gendel, now the Orange County delegate to the California Medical Association, is a past director of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and a former chairman of its professional division. Dr. Gendel and his wife Sophie have lived in Anaheim since 1945. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 429 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES Servite Begins Poetry Course Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES Men's Tennis Class Now In Progress A class for men who are beginners at the sport of tennis began Saturday at the Fullerton Junior College courts. Gordon McCall, instructor for the Fullerton Recreation Department, said he would keep the class small so that individual instruction could be given. Fee is $10-8 weeks. What's Your Postal I. Q.? USE OF BUSINESS REPLY CARD AS ADDRESS LABEL IS PROHIBITED NOT THIS! 2. TRUE—Business reply cards and envelopes may not be pasted, stapled, or taped on as an address label. When observed in the mails, these improperly prepared articles are treated as nonmailable. If the identity of the mailer can be determined, the piece will be returned for postage. If not identified, the matter will be disposed of as waste; or if sealed, as dead mail. The information shown above should not be confused with the use of business reply labels which are authorized. If you have a question concerning business reply mail, please contact your local postmaster. Servite Begins Poetry Course Adults interested in increasing their appreciation and understanding of poetry are being offered a comprehensive six-week course in fundamentals of versification and reading poetry. The class, "Understanding and Enjoying Poetry," is conducted by Leslie Jones, free lance writer and credentialed teacher. The class meets 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. the second and fourth Mondays of each month in Room 101, Servite High School, 1952 W. La Palma, Anaheim. Among topics to be included are the meaning of meter, various stanza forms, "schools" of poetry, famous poets past and present, and elements of poetic expression. Mr. Jone has a M. A. from Long Beach State College and teaches creative writing at Anaheim evening school and English composition at Santa Ana College. He also has a class, "Words at War," meeting the first and third Mondays at the California Federal building. Information may be obtained by calling PR 4-0497. COST In 1890 the average worker had to labor 25.5 minutes to earn the price of a quart of milk. In 1962, he had to work only 6.7 minutes. Man's Best Friend is His Dog... Man's Best Friend is His Dog... NEXT TO HIS NEWSPAPER...OF COURSE!! Anaheim, 23 Other OC Cities Honored At Bank Display Anaheim and the 23 other cities Orange County will be honored an elaborate permanent display at the new Union Bank store, now nearing completion Anaheim and La Veta in Orange County replicas of the official exhibits, headed by the great of the County of Orange, will be placed on a marble wall in the lobby of the new 12-story, million building. James E. Tweedt, Union Bank final vice president, said that bank's display saluting Orange County will be unveiled at formal dedication ceremonies scheduled for October 30. He visited William J. Phillips, chairman of the Orange County board of supervisors and various city mayors this week to give them a preview look at the handsome bronze plaques which will be incorporated in the display. Tweedt said that plans are under way for a week-long public open house, tours and other special events celebrating the move of the bank's Orange County regional head office into the new building. Tallest building in the county, Union Bank Square is a project of the David H. Murdock Development Company. Henry C. Beck is general contractor. Local Students Make Dean’s List At Orange State Fifty-two students from Orange State College in Fullerton qualified for honors on the dean's list for the spring semester of 1982. A 3.5 (B plus) grade average must be maintained in at least 12 units of scholastic work. Students honored are as follows: Margaret Beck, 2116 Chateau, Anaheim; Nancy Clark, 1760 W. Orange, Anaheim; Betty Heinze, 1135 W. North St., Anaheim; Patricia Hopson, 1005 Arlington Ave., Anaheim; Mary Price, 610 Choucer, Anaheim; Hazel Wersky, 421 S. Benwood, Anaheim; Joyce Wiley, 2030 Orange Ave., Anaheim; Mary Chitwood, 1088 HERO 'VICTIM' — Deputy Wayne Jarvis whose first aid training enabled him to save the life of a fellow officer who had been wounded in a gun battle with a robbery suspect, is shown posi- State Senator Reports On Cost Of Running Cal. Gov’t. JOHN A. MURDY, JR Thirty-Fifth Senatorial District Orange County Taxation is always a good subject for discussion, especially at election time. Forget the federer LA Labor Leader Chairs Special Kuchel Committee Bryan P. Deavers, California state Labor for Kuchel Committee chairman, this week announced that James Twombley, Los Angeles, had accepted the Southern California Labor for Kuchel chairmanship. "U. S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel has enlisted the leadership of one of labor's most powerful men in James Twombley," Deavers said. "The Southern California chairman is assistant business manager of Operating Engineers of Local Twelve. He is an executive board member of the State Building and Construction Trades Council and a civil engineer. The force of his position will be geared right into the effort of organized labor to reelect Tom Kuchel to the U.S. Senate." Deavers, who is president of the State Building and Construction Trades Council, pointed out that statewide his organization has nineteen international unions, 475 union affiliates and represents not less than 600,000 Cali government for a moment that is possible. Take a look what you are paying to run-state government. First, you have sales tax, high way taxes, income taxes, corporate taxes, cigarette tax, beverage tax, insurance tax, and a few more. I'm sure. We already discussed corporate and income taxes in this column a few short weeks ago. Of the last report, state personnel income taxes totaled $269,102,978; Corporate taxes last year totaled $272,717,949. Now, let's dig a little deeper. The retail sales tax (three percent for the state) supports much of the public educational programs. Out of every dollar spent from the general fund in the state treasury, nearly 62 cents goes to education. Of every dollar paid into the fund, nearly 48 cents comes from the sales tax. Then there is the fuel and utility tax on motor vehicles. The taxes raise nearly $350 million each year. Nearly all of it goes for building and maintaining free ways and highways. If you smoke, you contribute a few more tax dollars each year. How many cigarettes do you think are smoked in California a year? According to the State Board of Equalization, a conservative estimate is around 40 billion. The tax on cigarettes is three cents per pack but there are rumors that may be increased in a year or so if present state spending continues. More than $62 million collars have raised annually by the state government for a moment that is possible. Take a look what you are paying to run-state government. First, you have sales tax, high way taxes, income taxes, corporate taxes, cigarette tax, beverage tax, insurance tax, and a few more. I'm sure. We already discussed corporate and income taxes in this column a few short weeks ago. Of the last report, state personnel income taxes totaled $269,102,978; Corporate taxes last year totaled $272,717,949. Now, let's dig a little deeper. The retail sales tax (three percent for the state) supports much of the public educational programs. Out of every dollar spent from the general fund in the state treasury, nearly 62 cents goes to education. Of every dollar paid into the fund, nearly 48 cents comes from the sales tax. Then there is the fuel and utility tax on motor vehicles. The taxes raise nearly $350 million each year. Nearly all of it goes for building and maintaining free ways and highways. If you smoke, you contribute a few more tax dollars each year. How many cigarettes do you think are smoked in California a year? According to the State Board of Equalization, a conservative estimate is around 40 billion. The tax on cigarettes is three cents per pack but there are rumors that may be increased in a year or so if present state spending continues. More than $62 million collars have raised annually by the state government for a moment that is possible. Take a look what you are paying to run-state government. First, you have sales tax, high way taxes, income taxes, corporate taxes, cigarette tax, beverage tax, insurance tax, and a few more. I'm sure. We already discussed corporate and income taxes in this column a few short weeks ago. Of the last report, state personnel income taxes totaled $269,102,978; Corporate taxes last year totaled $272,717,949. Now, let's dig a little deeper. The retail sales tax (three percent for the state) supports much of the public educational programs. Out of every dollar spent from the general fund in the state treasury, nearly 62 cents goes to education. Of every dollar paid into the fund, nearly 48 cents comes from the sales tax. Then there is the fuel and utility tax on motor vehicles. The taxes raise nearly $350 million each year. Nearly all of it goes for building and maintaining free ways and highways. If you smoke, you contribute a few more tax dollars each year. How many cigarettes do you think are smoked in California a year? According to the State Board of Equalization, a conservative estimate is around 40 billion. The tax on cigarettes is three cents per pack but there are rumors that may be increased in a year or so if present state spending continues. More than $62 million collars have raised annually by the state government for a moment that is possible. Take a look what you are paying to run-state government. First, you have sales tax, high way taxes, income taxes, corporate taxes, cigarette tax, beverage tax, insurance tax, and a few more. I'm sure. We already discussed corporate and income taxes in this column a few short weeks ago. Of the last report, state personnel income taxes totaled $269,102,978; Corporate taxes last year totaled $272,717,949. Now, let's dig a little deeper. The retail sales tax (three percent for the state) supports much of the public educational programs. Out of every dollar spent from the general fund in the state treasury, nearly 62 cents goes to education. Of every dollar paid into the fund, nearly 48 cents comes from the sales tax. Then there is the fuel and utility tax on motor vehicles. The taxes raise nearly $350 million each year. Nearly all of it goes for building and maintaining free ways and highways. If you smoke, you contribute a few more tax dollars each year. How many cigarettes do you think are smoked in California a year? According to the State Board of Equalization, a conservative estimate is around 40 billion. The tax on cigarettes is three cents per pack but there are rumors that may be increased in a year or so if present state spending continues. More than $62 million collars have raised annually by the state government for a moment that is possible. Take a look what you are paying to run-state government. First, you have sales tax, high way taxes, income taxes, corporate taxes, cigarette tax, beverage tax, insurance tax, and a few more. I'm sure. We already discussed corporate and income taxes in this column a few short weeks ago. Of the last report, state personnel income taxes totaled $269,102,978; Corporate taxes last year totaled $272,717,949. Now, let's dig a little deeper. The retail sales tax (three percent for the state) supports much of the public educational programs. Out of every dollar spent from the general fund in the state treasury, nearly 62 cents goes to education. Of every dollar paid into the fund, nearly 48 cents comes from the sales tax. Then there is the fuel and utility tax on motor vehicles. The taxes raise nearly $350 million each year. Nearly all of it goes for building and maintaining free ways and highways. If you smoke, you contribute a few more tax dollars each year. How many cigarettes do you think are smoked in California a year? According to the State Board of Equalization, a conservative estimate is around 40 billion. The tax on cigarettes is three cents per pack but there are rumors that may be increased in a year or so if present state spending continues. More than $62 million collars have raised annually by the state government for a moment that is possible. Take a look what you are paying to run-state government. First, you have sales tax,高way taxes，income taxes，corporate taxes，cigarette税，beverage税，insurance税，aferment税，of every dollar spent from the general fund in the state treasury，nearly 62 cents goes to education。Of every dollar paid into the fund，nearly 48 cents comes from the sales tax。 Then there is the fuel and utility tax on motor vehicles。The taxes raise nearly $350 million each year.Nearly all of it goes for building and maintaining free ways and highways。 If you smoke，you contribute a few more tax dollars each year。How many cigarettes do you think are smoked in California a year？According to the State Board of Equalization，a conservative estimate is around 40 billion。The tax on cigarettes is three cents per pack but there are rumors that may be increased in a year or so if present state spending continues。 More than $62 million collars have raised annually by the state government for a moment that is possible。Take a look what you are paying to run-state government。 First，you have sales税，高way taxes，income taxes，corporate taxes，cigarette税，beverage税，insurance税，aferment税，of every dollar spent from the general fund in the state treasury，nearly 62 cents goes to education。Of every dollar paid into the fund，nearly 48 cents comes from the sales tax。 Then there is the fuel和utility税on motor vehicles。The taxes raise nearly $350 million each year.Nearly all of it goes for building and maintaining free ways and highways。 If you smoke，you contribute a few more tax dollars each year。How many cigarettes do you think are smoked in California a year？According to the State Board of Equalization，a conservative estimate is around 40 billion。The tax on cigarettes is three cents per pack但there are rumors that may be increased in a year or so if present state spending continues。 More than $62 million collars have raised annually by the state government for a moment that is possible。Take a look what you are paying to run-state government。 Cardif, 1209 E. 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LOS ANGELES ST. PR 4-8042 Deavers, who is president of the State Building and Construction Trades Council, pointed out that statewide his organization has nineteen international unions, 475 union affiliates and represents not less than 360,000 California working men. Alcoholic beverage taxes yield another $40 million a year. Rate vary from beverage to beverage. Highest are those on distilled spirits, taxed at $1.50 a gallon. Sparkling wine is taxed at 3 cents a gallon, beer at four cents, dessert wine at two cents and tawble wine at one cent a gallon. ANAHEIM TELEPHONE Published Wednesday of each day. Anaheim. Legal Adjudication. VIRGIL PINKLEY. Entered as second class m. March 3, 1879. All right. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per Member, California Newspaper. MONEY NOW • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCO ANAHEIM 157 W. LINCOLN arvis whose first aid trainellow officer who had been ry suspect, is shown posing as a victim for Deputies Dick Green and Jim Martin at a recent First Aid Class for Sheriff's Department personnel. Left to right are: Dick Green, Jim Martin, 27 and Warner Lewis. Reports On Cal. Gov't. Government for a moment, if possible. Take a look at you are paying to run-state government. Just, you have sales tax, high taxes, income taxes, corporate taxes, cigarette tax, beverage tax, insurance tax, and a few I'm sure. Already discussed corporate income taxes in this colony a few short weeks ago. As the last report, state personal taxes totaled $269,102,978; rate taxes last year totaled $17,949. Let's dig a little deeper. Retail sales tax (three per dollar of the state) supports much public educational programs. Out of every dollar spent the general fund in the state taxy, nearly 62 cents goes to action. Of every dollar paid the fund, nearly 48 cents from the sales tax. There is the fuel and use in motor vehicles. These raise nearly $350 million a year. Nearly all of it goes for logging and maintaining free-land highways. You smoke, you contribute a more tax dollars each year. Many cigarettes do you think smoked in California a year? going to the State Board of Zoning, a conservative estimate around 40 billion. The tax cigarettes is three cents per but there are rumors this increased in a year or so recent state spending conthan $62 million collars is annually by the city. Sixty-Two OC Deputies Complete Red Cross First Aid Courses Orange County Sheriff James A. Musick this week announced that sixty two of his deputies recently completed a ten-hour course in first aid conducted by the American Red Cross. 'Little U.N.' Now Attends SA College United Nations in miniature again is reflected at Santa Ana College with 32 international students representing a total of 13 countries. Visiting students were honored Sept 28 by the college and the Santa Ana Rotary Club at a dinner in the student union. Annual dinner dance for VISA students always attracts many Rotarians, service club district officials and college figures. Each student spoke briefly of his homeland, educational goals and personal background. Paul Andres, counselor and advisor of the international group at SAC, said the college chooses to maintain a quota of approximately 30 foreign students each semester, otherwise there would be a flood of applications from many countries. College has experienced an unusual benefit through the years from the cultures and backgrounds of the visitors. Club also includes many American students. "Police officer represent authority to most citizens and are readily summoned and obeyed in times of emergency" said Sheriff Musick, "and the standard American Red Cross course in first aid is useful equipment for every police officer. It enables him to take command of situations requiring first aid and to redirect well-intentioned but potentially harmful actions by laymen into constructive assistance." Demand Great "The tremendous population increase in Orange County has magnified called-for services from the policy agency to the citizen" the Sheriff explained. "And the Sheriff's Department receives requests for emergency services ranging from assisting at major disasters such as the recent surge of airplane crashes in Orange County to delivering new-born babies in the police vehicle." Further evidence of the value of such training was the recent wounding of two Sheriff's deputies while arresting a suspect in Orange Park Acres. Deputies Oakley Waite and Robert Kelly were critically wounded by a suspect wanted on felony charges and Kelly's life was saved by Deputy Wayne Jarvis who arrived a moment later and stopped the flow of blood until Kelly arrived at the hospital. The Sheriff added "The department received one hundred and forty-one requests for emergency medical aid in the past six months with heart attacks and convulsions heading the list." more tax dollars each year, many cigarettes do you think looked in California a year? going to the State Board of ization, a conservative estia around 40 billion. The tax carettes is three cents per out there are rumors this increased in a year or so ment state spending controls than $62 million collars is annually by the tax on olic beverage taxes yield or $40 million a year. Rates from beverage to beverage. are those on distilled wine at $1.50 a gallon. wine is taxed at 30 gallon, beer at four cents, wine at two cents and tate at 1 cent a gallon. Paul Andres, counselor and advisor of the international group at SAC, said the college chooses to maintain a quota of approximately 30 foreign students each semester, otherwise there would be a flood of applications from many countries. College has experienced an unusual benefit through the years from the cultures and backgrounds of the visitors. Club also includes many American students who enjoy learning more of other lands. Foreign students at SAC this year include: Kenneth Ahn, Chunk Shik Kim, Seong Choong Kim, and Joe Byungchil, from Korea; Janet Chan, Philip Ting, Francis Low-Nang, John Low-Nang, Water Tsui, Richard Wong, Timothy Wong, Helen Wu, from Hong Kong. ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Wednesday of each week at 259 East Center Street Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 VIRGIL PINKLEY, Editor and Publisher Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. Member, California Newspaper Publishers Association MONEY NOW AVAILABLE FOR CONSTRUCTION REFINANCE PURCHASE KE 5-2158 COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS 187 W. LINCOLN • ANAHEIM, CALIF. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. 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