anaheim-gazette 1963-03-13

$ — ANAHEIM GAZETTE Wednesday, March 15, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Veteran Drivers On Crash Lists Experience is a great teacher—but in driving, experience alone is no guarantee of safety. California Highway Patrol Commissioner Bradford M. Crittenden said. "During 1961 for instance, about three-fourths of the drivers involved in fatal accidents had been operating a motor vehicle for six years or more, and more than half for about eleven years. "Most of these drivers assuredly had developed the necessary physical coordination to handle a vehicle. Many of them had experienced the normal frustrations and difficulties of driving. Yet they were involved in a fatal accident. "Perhaps a brief distraction, a moment's carelessness, or the failure to observe a law projected them into this disastrous situation. "Experience cannot be the only key to safe driving. Constant awareness, conscious action to minimize every potential hazard, and unrelenting compliance with law — these are the tools of the driver who avoids accidents," the commissioner said. WILL HEAD COUNCIL — Sister Jane Frances, administrator of St. Jude Hospital, Fullerton, will be installed as presidelect of the Hospital Council of Southern California, at the annual meeting of the organization Friday, March 15, Biltmore Hotel, it was announced by R. J. Thomas, president and administrator of L. A. County General Hospital. SPRING ... blos bright Fash ACAPULCO — Heavy quality suiting of ARNEL and RAYON in duo stripes and matching plain colors, 45 inches wide, washable. 1.98 yard SIGNATURE — Combed Cotton broadcloth prints, 38 inch, requires little or no ironing. New Spring patterns. 1.29 yard PONGO — A nubby weave textured all rayon suiting, 45 inches wide, hand washable, crease resistant. 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"The State Chamber believes the existing tax burden in the United States is too heavy, that it is one of the factors slowing down our national growth and that it tends to destroy and penalize the initiative and resourcefulness of both individuals and business," White declared. Therefore, the Chamber advocates the following three-point program to improve productivity, increase job opportunities, and accelerate economic growth: 1) There must be a substantial reduction in federal individual and corporate tax rates. The need for tax cut action stands apart from the issue of tax reform. 2) There must be a significant cut in the 1964 federal budget without which there is very real danger that the temporary deficit would become permanent, leading to an inflationary spiral damaging to the economy. Mother of Two Local Residents Succumbs Mrs. Albert M. Cranston of 1416 East Santa Ana Street, Anaheim, is in Jamestown, North Dakota, with her twin brother's wife, Mrs. E. D. Seekins also of Anaheim, where they were called by the death of the mother of Sekins and Mrs. Cranston. Eighty-seven-year-old Ada J Seekins succumbed to a heart attack at her North Dakota home. She is also survived by two other sons, David K. Seekins of Long Beach, and Floyd Seekins of San Bernardino. Third and fourth generation survivors are a granddaughter, Mrs. Joel Works, nee Priscilla Cranston of Anaheim, grandson Eugene Milton Cranston formerly of Anaheim now of Corona and his wife and two great-grandchildren Catherine and Karen Cranston; grand-daughter Mrs. Robert Fulton, Jr.,nee Marjorie Cranston of Anaheim and three great-grandchildren Robbie, Ronnie and Holly. 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Mrs. JaJmes Sides, club pr dent, welcomed many past pr dents and past co-ordinators s as part of the club's 30th anversary celebration, Mrs Rich Glover, the club's first preside read the minutes of the chan meeting held 30 years ago. An interesting program was produced by Mrs. Donald Sm program chairman Four fore students from the Fullerton Ch ter of the American Field Servi Vogue — McCall — Butterick — Simplicity Patterns. MATADOR — EMBROIDERED Linen weave fabric with exquisite self-toned embroidery, 45 inches wide, hand washable. 3.98 yard Matching plain colors of same fabric. 1.98 yard P&D YARDAGE North Glassell Downtown Orange KE 8-5771 ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2803 ANAHEIM THERE ARE DAYS LIKE THIS—He start of training for the ballet "Peter Pan" found a variety of ideas on just what to do with the practice bar but the Children's Theatre Guild promises a finished product from the direction of Naomi Nichols. "Hamming" it up for the photographer are Estelle Grosvenor, Cathy Gillespie, Lorely Ansell, Linda Sengstock, Paula Settles and Carol Harris. Children’s Theatre Guild Annual Ballet Will be Barrie’s Fantasy of ‘Peter Pan’ Local Talent Hard at Work “Peter Pan” in ballet form will be presented Saturday, April 6, in two performances at the Fullerton High School auditorium under the auspices of the Children’s Theater Guild. This is the 10th annual production for the guild. This year’s presentation is for Local Talent Hard at Work "Peter Pan" in ballet form will be presented Saturday, April 6, in two performances at the Fullerton High School auditorium under the auspices of the Children's Theater Guild. This is the 10th annual production for the guild. This year's presentation is for the special benefit of the Fullerton Grandmother Club No. 391. The J.M. Barrie story is being presented entirely through the medium of the ballet. The production is under the direction of Naomi Nichols who has personally prepared the choreography. A complete priate ship is part of the promised scenery to be complete with functional hold, steps and a plank for convenient walking. One entire act of the ballet will be devoted to the undersea kingdom. There will be two performances of the ballet at the high school, one at 2 p.m. in the afternoon and the second at 7:30 p.m. Tickets may be procured at the door or by calling TR 1-6420. The Theater Guild is striving to provide cultural entertainment for children of the Anaheim - Fullerton area, according to Mrs. Agnes Kahn, Guild official. "Each year," she said, "we endeavor to present a different ballet feature that will awaken in our youthful audiences a desire for the fine arts and, at the same time, provide our adult audience with a fine bit of entertainment by really talented children of the community." 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