anaheim-gazette 1962-12-12

Wednesday, December 12, 1962 ANAHEIM GAZETTE — 3 Sheriff Warns Now is the Time— Slam the Lid on Christmas Crime "Slam The Lid on Christmas Crime" — with this slogan Sheriff James A. Musick's 304 man department that will continue through the Christmas holidays. Aimed primarily at Christmas shoppers that leave packages in their automobiles while they continue shopping, the Sheriff also stressed he hoped the campaign would focus attention on all criminal activity. "Past experience has shown that most types of crime will increase to their highest level of the year in the next two months," he said. Opening with this news story, the campaign will be carried to Orange County shopers through the cooperation of Orange County newspapers, radio stations, and retail businessmen who are donating time and space. "Ultimate success of this campaign to lower our crime rate will depend on co-operation from all citizens of Orange County," Sheriff Musick stated. Posters and handbills, that show an automobile trunk filled with presents, will carry the message: "Don't invite unhappiness to your house for Christmas. Take an extra 2 seconds to lock your bundles safely out of sight in your car trunk. Thirty seconds can save your Christmas." Experienced car burglars can break into the passenger compartment of a parked automobile and empty it in a matter of minutes." Undersheriff Robert H. Sharp told reporters. However, drivers of station wagons and pickup trucks can help safeguard their bundles by putting them out of sight on the floor of the vehicle, and locking all doors and windows if they just leave the car unattended. "Presents left in closets, hidden in the garage or other parts of the house, and those placed under Christmas trees are also especially tempting to burglars," Sheriff Musick said. Other simple cautions he suggested were list: the serial numbers of items such as typewriters and cameras and the contents of Christmas packages as they are wrapped. This will help to protect you, low the simple rules given, call your Sheriff's Department local Police if you see anything suspicious or know of any crime Sheriff Mucik concluded. Prepared by members of the Technical Services Reserve, the campaign resulted from a suggestion made by several members of the Sheriff's Patrol Division. Year members of the department witnessed the sorrow and unhappiness caused by the presents that averaged a total of $33.15 from each automobile burglarized. They hope to mainly reduce such thefts by the year's campaign. According to Undersheriff Sharp, posters and handbills will be distributed throughout the area patrolled by the Sheriff's Department, which will be available to all County law enforcement agencies or business establishments that require them. Orange State College Will Enroll Freshmen For Very First Time Approximately 300 freshmen will be enrolling at Orange State of the California State Colleges, the local College will now become Orange State College Will Enroll Freshmen For Very First Time Approximately 300 freshmen will be enrolling at Orange State College next year for the first time for both students and College, it was announced by President William B. Langsdorf this week. The Coordinating Council for Higher Education, in its meeting last Wednesday, in San Francisco concurred with the California State College Board of Trustees' action in approving OSC's request to admit freshmen in 1963. Special Feature A special feature of the planned freshmen enrollment for 1963 is the recommendation of the coordinating Council that Orange State admit only the top 33 per cent of the graduating seniors into its lower division class. This will make OSC unique among the other California state colleges, who are now admitting the top 39 per cent of the graduating high school students. Orange State College, founded in 1959, has been operating as a two-year upper division college only because of limited physical facilities. Under the new Master Plan for Higher Education, which went into effect July 1, 1962, all new state colleges must receive approval of the Coordinating Council before instituting freshman and sophomore programs. Freshman Class With the completion of the new $11 million 6-story Science and Classroom Building on the Orange State College campus next Fall, OSC will then be able to accommodate a freshman class. With faculty and administrative approval, along with the official approval of the Board of Trustees. of the California State Colleges, the local College will now become in fact as well as in plan a full-fledged four year institution of higher education. "The addition of freshmen to our educational program at Orange State College will enable us to join forces with the very fine junior colleges in this area in serving the higher educational aspirations of the youth of Orange County," Dr. Langsdorf states. Expands Role "With the tremendous growth of this region, and the universal search for education exemplified by our people young and old, every opportunity must be offered to the community for the realization of these educational needs. Orange State College is happy to be able to now expand its role in higher education in Orange County," the President adds. NEW YEAR'S EVE "A NIGHT IN PARIS" French Theme for New Year's Eve Party CHARTER HOUSE HOTEL ★ DANCING ★ MUSIC ★ ENTERTAINMENT ★ FAVORS ★ FREE CHAMPAGNE Exciting French Cuisine SERVED BUFFET STYLE Fall, OSC will then be able to accommodate a freshman class. With faculty and administrative approval, along with the official approval of the Board of Trustees. 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Only one certificate may be used on each instrument—this certificate cannot be redeemed for cash—Offer void after Dec. 31, 1962. The Time—Christmas Crime e, and those placed under Christmas trees are also especially tempting to burglars," Sheriff Beck said. Other simple pre-ons he suggested were to the serial numbers of items as typewriters and cameras, the contents of Christmas pages as they are wrapped. He will help to protect you, folihe simple rules given, and your Sheriff's Department or Police if you see anythingicious or know of any crime," Jeff Mucik concluded. Prepared by members of the Technical Services Reserve, the campaign resulted from a suggestion made by several members of Sheriff's Patrol Division. Last members of the de-nent witnessed the sorrow unhappiness caused by thefts that averaged a total of 3.15 from each automobile carized. They hope to mater-reduce such thefts by this campaign. According to Sheriff Sharp, posters and bills will be distributed throughout the area patrolled by Sheriff's Department, and be available to all County enforcement agencies or business establishments that request WATCH YOUR FINGERS! — Captain Donald Earl, commander of the Patrol Division of Orange County Sheriff's Department hands first "Slam the Lid On Christmas Crime" poster to William A. Toth, owner of Lemon Heights Dr Store. Standing by with a full supply of the new posters, designed to curb thefts of Christmas packages, is Sgt. Sanford Mann. WATCH YOUR FINGERS! — Captain Donald Earl, commander of the Patrol Division of Orange County Sheriff's Department hands first "Slam the Lid On Christmas Crime" poster to William A. Toth, owner of Lemon Heights Drive Store. Standing by with a full supply of the new posters, designed to curb thefts of Christmas packages, is Sgt. Sanford Mann. Open house Friday for our new neighbors in OTEL MUSIC ENTRANCE CHAMPAGNE MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW! Phone PR 2-5900 Anaheim HOTEL CORPORATION OF AMERICA M. Sonnabend, President Open house...Everyone's invited. ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, FROM 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. we're having an open house and everyone's invited. Since we're going to be neighbors, we thought this would be a good opportunity to get acquainted. There will be refreshments, souvenirs and 50 valuable door prizes to be given away. We hope you'll stop by and give us a chance to meet you. The entire staff will be on hand to show you around. The address is 2231 W. Lincoln Ave. at Brookhurst. Lincoln-Brookhurst Office, 2231 W. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim • Banking hours: CITIZENS NATIONAL 75 offices in Southern California Member of the Federal Reserve System Head Office: Spring Street at Fifth, Los A Anaheim Teen Club to Hold Christmas Dance Saturday The Anaheim Teen Club, 2100 strong, will celebrate the Yule-tide season with their annual Christmas dance, Saturday evening at Savanna High School Gym, from 7:30 to 11:30. Ed Alfaro, director of the Teen Club which is sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, promises that this year's dance will be "the best yet." Four noted recording artists have been signed to provide the entertainment. They are "The Marketts", the "Routers". Marry Clayton and Lanny Duncan. "The Mar-ketts, who play on the beach at Balboa". Alfaro said. They were signed overnight by Liberty Record Company and were the ones directly responsible for the 'Surfer's Stomp'. They have another hit going for them, "Balboa Blues" and currently a new release of theirs will be hitting the market. However nothing can be said of the record since, supposedly, it will create a new dance". Alfaro said that the Warner Bros. artists, "The Routers" presently have "Let's Go", which is going to the top of the teen-age hit parade. Another hit is "Let's Go, Pony". Commenting on the other entertainers, Marry Clayton and Lanny Duncan, Alfaro said that they recently signed a contract with the Tell Disc and Silver Streak record companies. The Teen Club began only three years ago, and, according to Alfaro, "this dance could be the largest ever of its kind in Anaheim since the three teen clubs (7th, 8th and 9th) will be together for the first time. The dance will be a "dressy-dress affair". MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE KE 5-2158 COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 W. LINCOLN • ANAHEIM, CALIF. mer of Lemon Heights Drug with a full supply of the new curb thefts of Christmas uford Mann. REFINANCE PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 W. LINCOLN • ANAHEIM, CALIF. SOT * CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK + ANGELES + SAVINGS day ghbors in Anaheim DECEMBER 14, e and everyone's would be a good its, souvenirs and stop by and give and to show you hurst. 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