anaheim-gazette 1962-12-24

California State Library P. O. Box 2037 Sacramento 9, California MERRY And so it was, that, while they there, the days were accomplished that she should be delivered. And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a manger; because there was no room for them in the inn. And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. And lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the glory about them; and the angel for, behold, I bring joy, which shall be For unto you is David a Saviour, wh And this shall find the babe wra lying in a manger. And suddenly Anaheir Established in 1870 ... Published Continuo Vol. 91 — Number 20 Anaheim, California, Mayor Coon ‘Angel Day Anaheim Mayor Rex Coon day issued a proclamation d nating Thursday, Jan. 10, 196 Mayor Coon ‘Angel Day Anaheim Mayor Rex Coon day issued a proclamation d nating Thursday, Jan. 10, 1962 “Angel Day in Anaheim” and urging all citizens to aten luncheon at Disneyland’s O met Restaurant on that day si ting honored Angel guests cou wide support for county loca of the team's new ballpark H The proclamation is as follo Whereas, the population of City of Anaheim is in excess 125,000 people, and the popula of Orange County is in excess 800,000 people, and by conse five estimate will be at least 750,000 by 1970 and 2,500,000 1980; and Whereas, within a radius o miles of the center of Anahe there are now more than 2,800 people and there will be 4,000 by 1970 and 5,500,000 by 1980; Whereas, the street, highw and freeway systems now exe ing or proposed for early c struction around Anaheim and Orange County do present highest level of accessibility any area in Southern Californi and Whereas, the Owners and M agement of the Angels' Baseb Club have evidenced an interin the potential location of t franchise for the Club in OranCounty at some future date; a Whereas, the City of Anahe does invite the club owners to co tinue interest in the location of t Club within this County and hereby express: 1) that the City of Anahe together with all communi of the County would share in th many advantages accrui therefrom; 2) that the City of Anaheim m gether with communities a public agencies of the Coun Role Becomes Far Greater During Christmas Season "No Man Ever Stands So Straight As When He Stoops To Help A Boy." This year, in countless Orange County homes, there are many young boys who cannot share in the traditional pleasure of a family association during the holiday season, for these boys live in homes without their fathers or masculine guidance of any kind. The personal tragedies of death and divorce continue to take their toll. Fortunately, Big Brothers of Orange County is beginning to fill this void in the lives of many boys by providing a thoroughly screened man called, a Big Brother, who gives the boy a few hours a week of his time in a one-man-one boy relationship. The organization represents the County's only all-sectarian agency devoted to this type of program. Big Brothers devote several hours of their time each week associating with the fatherless, problem boys. This friendship and by doing things together exposes the fatherless boy to a healthy, mature, masculine personality which, in turn, supplies the priceless communication that every boy needs in order to become a responsible man. A Big Brother and his Little Brother may work at a hobby, homework projects, digging in the yard or, in many cases, participate in religious activities such as shown in the picture. In 1962, Orange County Big Brothers actually spent more than 21,000 hours working with fatherless boys assigned to them, with remarkable results, made even more significant in view of the organization's limited budget. Big Brothers of Orange County operates exclusively from money received through public appeal. All funds raised to carry on this work are spent in Orange County to help Orange County boys. Because of the wonderful, personal devotion of the Big Brothers, many fatherless boys in Orange County now can face the Holiday Season cheerfully and confidently. For this, Orange County residents have every reason to take genuine pride in the results accomplished by their local Big Brother organization. Court Clerks' Office Remains Open Today; Closed on January 31 Mr. Warren L. Ashleigh, Clerk of the Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court, announces that today the clerk's office will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the courts will be in session as usual. On Monday, December 31, however, both the clerk's office and the courts will be closed. Any persons having citations or other order to appear in this court on December 31, should make said appearance on Wednesday, January 2, at the same hour stated on the citation or other order. Y CHRISTMAS them, and the glory of the Lord shone round about them; and they were sore afraid. And the angel said unto them, Fear not; for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger. And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God and saying, Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men. And it came to pass, as the angels wore away from them into heaven, the sheerds said one to another, Let us now go unto Bethlehem, and see this thing which is coming to pass, which the Lord hath made known to them. And they came with haste, and found Mary and Joseph, and the babe lying in a manger. Heim Gazette Published Continuously in Orange County's "Number One" City For 92 Years Heim, California, Monday, December 24, 1962 8 Pages Mayor Coons Proclaims Angel Day in Anaheim' Anaheim Mayor Rex Coons issued a proclamation designating Thursday, Jan. 10, 1963 as the present and continuing enthusiasm of the residents and businessmen in extending a FLASH! STASH YOUR TRASH Out of Santa’s bag, into the trash can and away in the trash truck in two easy swoops. That’s how the broken toys and mutilated wrappings will go Christmas Day. Mayor Coons Proclaims Angel Day in Anaheim Anaheim Mayor Rex Coons to issued a proclamation designating Thursday, Jan. 10, 1963 as Angel Day in Anaheim and asking all citizens to attend a thee on at Disneyland’s Gourd Restaurant on that day show-honored Angel guests county-support for county location the team’s new ballpark here. The proclamation is as follows: thereas, the population of the of Anaheim is in excess of 2,800 people, and the population Orange County is in excess of 500 people, and by conserva-estimate will be at least 1,000 by 1970 and 2,500,000 by and thereas, within a radius of 36 miles of the center of Anaheim are now more than 2,800,000 people and there will be 4,000,000 and 5,500,000 by 1980; and thereas, the street, highway freeway systems now exist-or proposed for early con-ition around Anaheim and in Orange County do present the first level of accessibility of area in Southern California; thereas, the Owners and Man-ent of the Angels’ Baseball have evidenced an interest potential location of the rise for the Club in Orange city at some future date; and thereas, the City of Anaheim invite the club owners to con-terest in the location of the within this County and do so express: that the City of Anaheim either with all communities the County would share in the advantages accuring from; that the City of Anaheim toer with communities and agencies of the County the present and continuing enthusiasm of the residents and businessmen in extending a welcome to the Ball Club and assuring their support; 4) and that all do hereby declare tha they are “on the side of the Angels’. Now therefore, I Rector L. Coons, Mayor of the City of Anaheim do hereby proclaim Thursday, January 10, 1963, as "ANGEL DAY IN ANAHEIM" and urge all citizens to attend the Angel luncheon to show the Angels the vast support they would receive should they locate in Orange County. FLASH! STASH YOUR TRASH Out of Santa’s bag, into the trash can and away in the trash truck in two easy swoops. That’s how the broken toys and mutilated wrappings will go Christmas Day. There will be trash pickup as usual on both Christmas Day and New Year’s Day on the streets usually scheduled for Tuesday, according to Edward A. Wright, Sr., Anaheim City sanitation inspector. Every day is trash day for the residential subcontractor, he says. It’s rather spoiled also for the Tuesday people who have to trundle unsightly trash barrels down to the curb in their holiday attire. CHP To Crack Down On Holiday Drinkers The California Highway Patrol will clamp down on all motorists during the long Christmas and New Year’s holidays this year in a concentrated effort to cut down the accident toll, according to Capt. F. E. Winchell, Anaheim area commander. Every available man on the force will be on duty over the two holidays to track down moving violations, especially excessive speed and drinking drivers, stated Winchell. Because both holidays are extra long this year, approximately 102 hours, extending from Friday night through Tuesday, accident risk is higher, and alertness courtesy and compliance with the law are imperative as insurance against accidents. During Christmas of 1961 57 were killed during the 78-hour period between 6 p.m. Dec. 22 and midnight Dec. 5, and 45 were killed during the New Year weekend. The Patrol made 275 arrests during Christmas of 1961 More than twenty per cent of all reported accidents involved drivers who had been drinking, and thirty-three per cent of all fatal accidents involved drinkers. “Patrol efforts will be of little consequence, however, if drivers fail to heed common sense requirements of holiday motoring,” the captain said. County, State Offices Close The offices of the Orange County Title Company will be closed Dec. 24 and 31, it has been announced by D. P. Kennedy, executive vice-president of the company. The County Recorder’s office will also be closed on the those dates, states Kennedy. In making the announcement, Kennedy stated that the title company is following the THRILL OF A LIFETIME flected in the face of the as she tells Santa her wishes for the most joy. This scene was depicted a times over throughout the tiny tot on Santa’s la sters of this great gener al filled, not with Cuban Crisis Anaheim Ma- Named Head Of Conference Lawrence R. Bigbee, Person for Pacific Scien Anaheim Managers Named Head of Conference Lawrence R. Bigbee, Person Manager for Pacific Scientific Company of Anaheim has named General Conference Chairman for the 6th Annual Orange County Management Conference. The conference, to be held at Range Coast College on Saturday January 19, 1963, will feature leaders in both business and industry. Hours will be from 8 a.m. to p.m. Other Chairmen named include Edward Montgomery, Program Chairman; Myron Reed in chair of Student Arrangements; William Feathers, Publicity; Wendy Mueller, Physical Arrangement; Watt Fallis, Treasurer; Fred Oworthy, Workshop Chairman; Robert Mitchell as Orange County College Coordinator. The Conference is open to interested persons and will feature both educational and inspirational speakers as well as key discussion group. "We feel the conference offers an excellent portunity for all levels of management to review the basic techniques of Managerial Motivation and Stimulation" stated R. Bigbee, Conference Chairman. Reservations may be secured by calling the sponsoring office of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County at JEfferson 4-2665. FROM MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE And when they had seen it, they made known abroad the saying which was told them concerning this child. And all they that heard it wondered at those things which were told them by the shepherds. But Mary kept all these things, and pondered them in her heart. And the shepherds returned, glorifying and praising God for all the things that they had heard and seen, as it was told unto them. (St. Luke) Entertainment Guide For America's 'HUB OF HAPPINESS' Home City Of DISNEYLAND Pay your Newsboy only 25¢ Per Month—Phone PR 2-1800 THRILL OF A LIFETIME — What joy is reflected in the face of the starry-eyed little lady as she tells Santa her secrets and heartfelt wishes for the most joyous Christmas ever. This scene was depicted a million, nay billions, of times over throughout the free world. And the tiny tot on Santa’s lap typifies the youngsters of this great generation whose world is filled, not with Cuban Crises, Nuclear Warfare, Racial Discrimination, and Bigotry, but with “visions of sugar plums” and other grand things found only in the wonderful mind of a child. Let us all, on this wonderful anniversary of the birth of the Christ Child, take a lesson from all children of the world and dwell only on the beauty and wonder of the finer things. Merry Christmas. Orange State Sees Gain in Enrollment Four new bachelor of arts degrees will be granted by Orange State College in the future, according to an announcement from the Office of the President this week. B. A. degrees in French, German, Spanish, and Philosophy have now been added to a growing list of majors approved by the Chancellor’s Office of the California State Colleges for OSC’s edu. Also approved were professional programs leading to the school Administration and General Secondary credentials, according to the communication from Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke. At the present time including the new majors there are twenty bachelor of arts degrees now being offered at the College. Two more, chemistry and sociology. Four new bachelor of arts degrees will be granted by Orange State College in the future, according to an announcement from the Office of the President this week. B. A. degrees in French, German, Spanish, and Philosophy have now been added to a growing list of majors approved by the Chancellor's Office of the California State Colleges for OSC's educational program. Also approved were professional programs leading to the school Administration and General Secondary credentials, according to the communication from Chancellor Glenn S. Dumke. At the present time including the new majors there are twenty bachelor of arts degrees now being offered at the College. Two more, chemistry and sociology, are planned for 1963-64. ANAHEIM at a Glance California Leads Traffic Death Toll California continued to lead the nation in traffic deaths with 29 recorded this morning as the second half of the four-day Christmas holiday got underway. California Highway Patrol reports a total of 332 traffic fatalities across the nation. This is about one-third fewer than that for the same period in 1956 when an all-time high of 706 highway deaths set a record for any holiday. Western High Christmas Program Cancelled Anaheim’s Western High School Christmas program ended abruptly Friday night as members of the choir reportedly fainted upon witnessing a member of the choir suffer convulsions. Western High School Principal A. Carlson stated that about eight students of the 500-student chorus just “started fainting away.” as the youth went into violent convulsions during the program. He is reported to be suffering from monomucleosis. The program, which was to have been continued Saturday evening, was cancelled. None of the students who fainted were reported to be suffering any ill effects. Anaheim Choirs Featured in Yule Program Members of Anaheim’s High School Mozart Choir will be heard this evening (Christmas Eve) and again tomorrow (Christmas Day) in a special program of Christmas Music broadcast over FM Stereo Station KGGK of Garden Grove. Savanna School Choir Anaheim will also be featured along with numerous other school choirs in Orange County. The program will include traditional Christmas songs in addition to modern popular Christmas music and Yuletide carols.