anaheim-gazette 1963-04-10

8—The Anaheim Gazette Wednesday, April 10, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Easter Rite Program Set One of the foremost clergymen in America, Dr. Ralph W. Sockman, retired minister of Christ City, will be the speaker at the 43rd annual Hollywood Bowl Easter Sunrise Service, Sunday, Apr. 14, according to Postmaster Otto K. Olesen, General Chairman of the Easter morning event. "Easter to Eternity" is the title of Dr. Sockman's sermon for the Easter Sunrise Service. Colonists Honored By Hughes Speakers Gordon Bricken of Anaheim has been installed as President of Hughes Toastmasters Club 3060. Bricken was also presented the Toastmaster of the Year award as winner of the Club contest in outstanding Toastmastering. Bob Johnson of Anaheim and John Stecfo of Buena Park were presented Distinguished Service Awards for outstanding efforts. Chemical Society To Hear Scientist The Orange County section of the American Chemical Society will meet Thursday, April 18, to hear a talk by Dr. George W. Campbell, senior research chemist with the U.S. Borax Research Corp. The meeting is slated for 6:30 p.m. at Coda’s Restaurant in Buena Park. Reservations may be made with Mrs. M. Sisk, PR 4-2070, in Anaheim. District Junior In Annual Convocation “Journey’s Highlights” will be the theme of the Junior Women’s convention of the Orange District Federation of Women’s Clubs which is being held tonight at the New Inn. This is the seventh annual OPENING MONDAY! LIMITED ENGAGEMENT! The $10,000 BILLY WILLIAMS REVUE "FAST MOVING FEAST OF MUSIC AND COMEDY" NOW THE PONCIE PONCE starring PONCIE PONC STAR OF HAWAIIAN EYE The Glamorous SMITH TWINS Guest Star MIKE St. CLAIR JOHNNY FERGUSON ORCHESTRA SHOW TIMES WEEKDAYS 9 and 11:30 FRI., SAT. 8:30-10:20-12:30 SUN. 8:30 and 11 HARRIS RESTAURANT 1850 S. HARBOR • ANAHEIM 1 BLOCK SOUTH OF DISNEYLAND FOR RESERVATIONS . . . JE 4-5050 ONE OF ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING BUILDERS "First Federal of A understands buil buyers' problems why I use their f and will continue ONE OF ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING BUILDERS "First Federal of Ames understands builders' problems why I use their funds and will continue Don Schug DON SCHUG DEVELOPMENT FIRST FEDERAL AND LEADING TEAMED FOR PROGRESS IN ORGANIZATION Since 1948, more than 4,600 families representing an investment of $67,495 constructed by Orange County builder videed by First Federal Savings of Allan First Federal one of the leading supply funds in the County. Growing Orange tinue to look to First Federal and its homes of quality in the quantity that p About Don Schug... For twelve years, Don Schug has achieved recognition for the high standards and personalization of custom and tract homes he has built. Cambridge Park, in the Tustin-Orange area, and Talbert Village—near completion in Fountain Valley—are among this leading builder's many outstanding homes. "Little Happy Buck" FIRST FEDERAL SCHOOL AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF AMEZIA ESTABLISHED 1925 • ASSETS OVER 1,000 LEADING IN HOME LOANS IN ORGANIZATION For home loan information...visit ALHAMBRA HEAD OFFICE Garfield & Bay State Streets (Opposite New City) OTHER OFFICES: ANAHEIM • COSTA MESA Egg Hunting Saturday By Local Tots Two groups of Anaheim children, one of four and five-year-olds and the other of six and seven-year-olds will hunt Easter eggs Saturday, April 13, at 10:00 at the following elementary school playgrounds: Clara Barton, Thomas Edison, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, James Madison, Peter Marshall, Paul Revere, Jonas Salk, Sunkist, Horace Mann, Twila Reid, John Marshall and Theodore Roosevelt. Easter egg hunts will also be held at Crone - Loara Park and Maxwell Park at the same day and hour. One lucky child from each group will win a prize of a "golden" egg. Co-sponsoring the hunts are the Teen Age Clubs of Anaheim who have donated baskets and will assist the Anaheim Parks and Recreation leaders on the playgrounds. Each child who would like to hunt Easter eggs Saturday is asked to bring two colored hard boiled eggs to the school playground sometime today. Wednesday, April 10. Junior Women's Convention Clubs which is being held today and tonight at the Newporter Inn. This is the seventh annual convention for the group. The women climax their year of community work with recognition at the annual convention for Junior Women Convention Clubs which is being held today and tonight at the Newporter Inn. This is the seventh annual convention for the group. The women climax their year of community work with recognition at the annual convention for the outstanding efforts of various individuals and clubs in the fields of philanthropy and social activities. Mrs. Charles Carlberg of La Habra is district president and will conduct the all-day sessions of the federation. Mrs. Richard Jackson of Anaheim is convention chairman and has been responsible, through her various committees, for the preparation and arrangements. Registration and coffee hour was from 9 to 10 a.m., with the call to order promptly at 10 a.m. by Mrs. Carlberg. First order of business will be the report of the nominating committee by Mrs. Dan McKinnon of Fullerton. Reports of the presidents of the 17 junior clubs comprising Orange District, will follow. Election of officers will conclude the morning session. The Junior Women's Civic Club of Garden Grove will host the 1 p.m. luncheon honoring the district coordinator, club presidents and special award winners, Mrs. Lyle Schermitzler, of La Habra district coordinator, will conduct the graduation ceremony for those juniors transferring to the senior groups. Lunch-on program will be under the direction of Mrs. Richard Milham, district second vice president, of Fullerton. Phillips Cites Flood Reports on Yorba Linda Supervisor William J. Phillips has disclosed the County Board of Supervisors has received a complete report from the County's Flood Control Department on the flooding problem in the vicinity of Shaw Lane and the Richard Nixon School in the Yorba Linda area. The location of the problem and its drainage area of 80 acres is shown on a map which was drawn up by the District's Department, and shows that the problem was caused by two separate actions. First was the construction of an irrigation water canal across a naturan water course, leaving only an 8" pipe draining through the embankment. The canal is now owned by the Anaheim Union Water Co. Secondly, was the filling in the natural water course downstream from the Anaheim Union embankment closing off most of the drainage through the 8" pipe. Increased run-off, due to continuing development on the drainage area, combined with the restricted flow through and beyond the Anaheim Union embankment, causes ponding upstream from the embankment with resultant endangerment to two residences recently built on "metes and bounds" parcels. The solution to the problem, stated Phillips, will consist of constructing a 36" pipe line from upstream of the site of the Anaheim Union embankment downstream a distance of approximately 400 feet to the southerly side of Yorba Linda Boulevard. It is estimated that the cost of the construction within the Anaheim Union embankment will be $5,000. It is estimated that it would cost an additional $10,000 to construct the pipe through the Richard Nixon School. Restoration of the drainage through the school grounds will mitigate the problem considerably. The final solution will require the work within the canal embankment as well. THEY WON'T BE THIS EASY Kamphefner, wife of Ana intendent, warns three chillooking for a possible go FEDERAL OF ALHAMBRA stands builders' and problems. That is use their financing will continue to do so." Don Schug SCHUG DEVELOPMENT CO. NATIONAL AND LEADING BUILDERS ARE FOR PROGRESS IN ORANGE COUNTY More than 4,600 family residences... investment of $67,494,294...have been Orange County builders with funds profederal Savings of Alhambra. This makes one of the leading suppliers of home loan county. Growing Orange County can conFirst Federal and its fine builders for in the quantity that progress demands. FEDERAL SAVINGS Association of ALHAMBRA 1925 • ASSETS OVER $130,000,000 HOME LOANS IN ORANGE COUNTY Loan information...visit, phone, write: ALHAMBRA HEAD OFFICE: Streets (Opposite New Civic Center) JE 4-5645 ANAHEIM • COSTA MESA • WEST COVINA The restoration of the drainage through the Nixon School is the responsibility of the school district. The Anaheim Union Water Company apparently has no responsibility in that the embankment was placed about 1876 and with the consent of the affected land owners. The responsibility for correction of the condition produced by the canal embankment is questionable. This area is a portion of that proposed for annexation to the City of Anabeim in the fairly near future. Phillips said the Board referred a copy of subject report to County Counsel to act in his capacity as attorney for the Yorba Linda School District in arranging for restoration of the blocked drainage and referred a copy to the City of Anabeim as a prospective heir to the problem by reason of the current annexation proceedings. Nortronics Names D. L. Driscoll has been named to represent a newly formed subcontract marketing program, according to R. F. Miller, vice president and manager of Northrop Nortronics' Electronic Systems and Equipment Department. PUT THEM IN GENTLY — So says Mrs. Vicki Ott, 1584 West Audre Drive, as, she coaches her daughters Lynette and Nancy in the fine art of finding Easter eggs. It seems to take some practice to find, retrieve, and put an egg in a basket without crushing the shell and crumbling the hard-boiled contents. But, by Saturday they should be skilled. Mrs. Ott is a busy mother but finds time to be active in the Palm Lane PTA and is chairman of the Newsette group within the organization. HEY WON'T BE THIS EASY — Mrs. Richard Kamphefner, wife of Anaheim's park superintendent, warns three children who will be looking for a possible golden egg Saturday. Getting the "technical" instruction are, from the left, Laurie and Linda Kamphefner and Jedi Spangler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spangler. - SIDE FASHIONS BY FASHIONABLE AGERS—Three of the teen set, ready for master holiday's as they combine radiant with modern clothes consciousness in today's version of the three graces. The Dale Junior girls are Cindy Henry, Anna Hooks and Mary Salois.