anaheim-gazette 1963-01-02

Men In Service Army Reserve Pvt. JEROME A. GAUT, 22, son of Kenneth J. Gaut, 9681 Harvest Lane is scheduled to complete eight weeks of advanced infantry training with light weapons under the Reserve Forces Act program at Fort Polk, La., Dec. 20. During the training, Gaut is receiving instruction in the use of the automatic rifle, the light machinegun and the 3.5 inch rocket launcher. He completed basic training at Ford Ord. Marine Lance Corporal JAMES J. BRADY, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Brady, Jr., of 1209 Crestbrook Pl., has reported for duty with Headquarters Company, Headquarters Battalion, Third Marine Division. MORE ABOUT ... Creek (Continued from Page 1) mate on an existing study of the creek which specifies the deficiencies and needs for the channel. Concrete lined channel would be provided only between Walnut Avenue and Cambridge Street according to the plan. However, extensive excavation would be needed between the Villa Park Dam and the Santa Ana River to provide an adequate creekbed for the booming population. The remainder of the creekbed has been left open to allow percolation which would recharge the ground water level. Osborne at Camp Hansen, Okinawa. Brady entered the service in November 1961. 23, son of Owen J. Ford, 9961 Stoneybrook, Anaheim, Calif., was assigned to the U.S. Army Maintenance Command off Okinawa in early November. Ford, who was last stationed at Redstone Arsenal, Ala., is now a missile repairman in the command's 273d Ordnance Detachment. He entered the Army in March '1963 and completed basic training at Fort Ord. A former student at Fullerton Junior College, Ford was employed by Beckman Instruments, Inc., in Fullerton before entering the Army. JAMES J. ANGELLAR, JR., electrician's mate third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Angellar, Sr., of 309 Olympic Pl., was promoted to the present rate while serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Oriskany with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. His promotion came as a result of meeting military and professional qualifications in his speciality and passing the Navy-wide advancement examination given last August. Marine Private FREDERICK J. FLIHAN, son of Mrs. Eva R. Flihan of 10322 Bouvais Rd., has completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. MORE ABOUT Disneyland (Continued from Page 1) before the council on any such project. Earlier, spokesmen for both Disneyland and the hotel group had indicated that several attempts at settling the problem posed by the hotel plans had met with less than complete success. Staff members from both groups had met three times. While they had agreed on some plans to screen the Disneyland from the sight of the hotel, with experience in air defense systems, design and development, and program management, Jenkins has authored num However, extensive excavation would be needed between the Villa Park Dam and the Santa Ana River to provide an adequate creekbed for the booming population. The remainder of the creekbed has been left open to allow percolation which would recharge the ground water level. Osborne explained. There is no urgency for the improvements, he said. However, there is an urgency for the plan. It is not particularly hazardous because of the Villa Park Dam upstream which protects against flooding. The dam can allow up to 3,500 cubic feet per second to flow in the creek. Osborne said much of the land in the wash of the creek won't be suitable for development for many years. The proposed Master Plan of Regional Parks for Orange County suggests the entire creekbed from the dam to the river should be retained as a recreational "green belt." A barrier in the path of converting the entire creekbed into a park is that most of the property involved is privately owned. The district recently was given authority to permit recreational activities on its property. One of its first actions under the new power was to permit hiking and horseback riding along the Santa Ana River from the ocean to near Katella Avenue, according to Osborne. Orange County Flood Control district is not a part of the county government. It is a separate political subdivision, Osborne explained. It is governed by the board of supervisors. However, when supervisors are acting on flood control matters, they are the district's board of directors and work under different laws. Osborne continued. Also the district includes all cities within the county, as its boundaries are the same as the county's. Marine Private FREDERICK J. FLIHAN, son of Mrs. Eva R. Flihan of 10322 Bouvais Rd., has completed recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. Anaheim Accountant Pair’s Work Prints Thomas J. Cotter, 303 N. Monterey St., Anaheim, and Frank V. Bianchini of 2319 Heather Lane, Newport Beach Chapter of the National Association of Accountants, have recently published an article in the November issue of the Financial Executive magazine entitled “Profit Planning, Performance Reporting, (and) Variation Analysis.” Both men are employed by Hunt Foods & Industries, Inc., Fullerton, California, Cotter, a graduate of Fordham University with a B.S. degree in Finance, joined Hunt Foods two years ago as financial analyst in the Corporate Budget department before becoming Distribution Controller. Bianchini, who joined Hunt Foods in 1960, is group controller. He is a graduate of New York University's School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance, where he majored in business administration. He also attended Pace College and the New York School of Insurance. Both Cotter and Bianchini are active members and Directors in the Orange County Chapter of NAA. Membership in NAA is open to persons interested in furthering their education in accounting and gaining a better insight into the nature, purposes and uses of management accounting. Jenkins is Nortronics Auto Systems Chief James Jenkins Jr. has joined Northrop Nortronics' Systems Support Department in Anaheim as administrator of the automation systems section within the Applications Engineering Group. In this capacity, Jenkins will coordinate and be responsible for all of the department's maintenance and readiness equipment contract acquisition. Equipment involved includes the several versions of the Northrop Nortronics DATICO System. DATICO (Digital Automatic Tape Intelligence Checkout) installations are used aboard all Polaris submarines — to constantly monitor the missiles' readiness — on submarine tenders, and in shore installations. Before joining Northrop Corporation's Nortronics Division, Jenkins was manager of military sales for the Systems Division of Beckman Instruments, Inc. Prior to that, he was manager of applications engineering at what is now Litton Data Systems Division. New Concorde Is French Answer to Quest for Speed UCI Awards 6 Contracts New Concorde Is French Answer to Quest for Speed The Concorde supersonic jet will be the successor to the Caravelle, France's first passenger jet achievement. The Concorde supersonic jet is now being designed and built by the French aeronautical firms, Sud Aviation, and Marcel Dasault, with the cooperation of the British Aircraft Corporation. The new 1,450 m.p.h. jetliner is scheduled to fly in 1966, and passenger service inaugurated in 1969. Air France Concorde MORE ABOUT ... College (Continued from Page 1) their junior college with our bond money and the $3 million the three districts soon will have paid to Fullerton in the per student 'seat tax'." According to present planning, the superintendent continued, the new district, if formed and bonded, would start work at once and would be able to have its first campus in operation by the fall of 1968. OFFICE—HOME SUPPLIES STATIONERY — GIFTS OVER 50,000 ITEMS WEEPER'S 139 W. Lincoln DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM UCI Awards 6 Contracts On Buildings Award of a $7,139,000 contract to Robert E. McKee, Inc., of Los Angeles for six major buildings on the new University of California, Irvine campus was announced by L. E. Cox, vice-chancellor, business and finance. McKee, the low bidder, is expected to start construction before the end of the year and complete the structures by June 1965, about three months before the first classes open. Included in the first increment of buildings on the Orange County campus are the library, cafeteria, social sciences - humanities unit and natural sciences - engineering unit. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 918 N. CITRON, ANAHEIM Sunday Services 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evening Meeting at 8:00 p.m. Christian Science Reading Room 119 W. LINCOLN AVE. All Are Welcome MORE ABOUT ... Hyink (Continued from Page 1) nians who have been asked to serve include former University of California president Dr. Robert Gordon Sproul; Dr. Arthur Corey, president, California Teachers Association; Republican and Democratic party officials Caspar Weinberger and Roger Kent; George Killian, president University of Southern California; Thomas L. Pitts, secretary-treasurer, California Labor Federation; Dr. Wallace Sterling, president, Stanford University, Milton Peague, president, California State Chamber of Commerce; and Dr. Franklyn Murphy, chancellor, UCLA. Both Author Books Both Dean Hyink and Bruce Sumner are considered authorities in this field. Dr. Hyink is the author of the definitive textbook, Politics and Government in California, along with several articles on California government and the constitution. Second Named By Brown Bruce Sumner, former State Assemblyman from Newport Beach from 1956 to 1962, is the author of "Proposal for Annual Legislative Sessions." Dean Hyink is the second OSC faculty member within the month who has been appointed to a state body by Sacramento. Dr. Tom Ashley, assistant professor of government, was recently appointed to the California State Planning Advisory Committee by Governor Edmund G. Brown. Electronics Research and Development Activity, Arizona (USAERDAA)—a tenant unit here became the second woman ever to be so honored. Making the presentation is Col. Mitchel Goldenthal, Deputy Commander of the unit. MORE ABOUT Disneyland - Sheraton Clash erous technical papers on the operational analysis of Air Defense Systems. He lives in San Clemente. 22-story tower would still be visible from much of the park. Commenting on what action the council might take on the matter Mayor Rex Coons pointed out that another group of developers had once obtained a permit to build a high rise structure near Disneyland, but failed to get the project going. It would have been somewhat closer than the Sheraton site, but only about half as tall. The mayor did indicate Disneyland's protest would get a closed hearing. "Any organization which invests $50 million in a community has the right to some degree of protection. How much protection I can't say at this time." "But," he concluded. "you can say the council is going to take no action which is going to reduce the effect of Disneyland." "I feel so insecure." Awards contracts Buildings Jars are for jam, not savings. For real security, eral savings account. 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