anaheim-gazette 1963-10-17

FREEDOM SHRINE PRESENTED — Presented with the Freedom Shrine permanent exhibit at Orange State College, at open house Sunday was a plaque bearing the seal of the Exchange Club, presented by Exchangeite Elwood Birdsall (left) to College President W. B. Langsdorf. Plaque came from Fullerton-Sunny Hills Club. Birdsall represented the National Board of Control of Exchange Clubs. (Gazette Photo) Costume Event Set The best student talent from each of Anaheim's eight high schools and a costume judging contest are included in the outstanding program of fun and frolic for the 40th Annual Halloween Festival costume break. everyone is required to wear a costume. Those failing to do so may find themselves locked up by the Keystone Kops patrolling the area. Tickets for both the breakfast Costume Event Set The best student talent from each of Anaheim's eight high schools and a costume judging contest are included in the outstanding program of fun and frolic for the 40th Annual Halloween Festival costume breakfast to be held in Pearson Park, Friday morning, Oct. 25. Chamber of Commerce officials said the entertainment and the judging of individual and group costume entries will follow the serving of a hot breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Must Wear Costumes According to Chamber Man-event is open to the public, but everyone is required to wear a costume. Those failing to do so may find themselves locked up by the Keystone Kops patrolling the area. Tickets for both the breakfast and the entertainment program are only $1 per person. Since only 700 tickets are available, they will be allotted on a first-come, first-served basis. Tickets for both the breakfast and seats in LaPalma Stadium for the Pageant Parade are now available at the Chamber office, 122 N. Lemon St. ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 421 East Cerritos Ave. Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 VIRGIL PINKLEY, Editor and Publisher Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. FACTORY TO WE DON'T MEET COMPETITION—WE Special PACKAGE DEAL KING SIZE BED SPECIAL PACKAGE DEAL KING SIZE BED Innerspring Mattress Matching No-Sag Box Spring Heavy-Duty Moral Frame, with 6 large casters 2 King Size Pillows Pair Parade Pillow Gases Pair Stevens Parade Shoots, Bottom Flipped King Size Pad 10 YEAR GUARANTEE REG. $159.90 NOW $128 COMPLETE SUPER Innerspring Mattress and Hundreds of heavy gauges for easy turning. Heavy ventilated. 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An entire family will be served for $1.50, regardless of the number, it was announced. In Peace Corps Three residents of Orange County this week assumed overseas assignments for the Peace Corps, Congressman Richard T. Hanna revealed today. Arriving in Columbia after 11 weeks of training was Mary L. Williams of 1945 W. Broadway, Anaheim. Charles D. Wilkerson and Laurel L. Wilkerson, both of 11421 Acacia Street, Garden Grove, joined 596 other volunteers in the Philippines. Testimonial Orange County citizens will pay tribute to retiring State Senator John A. Murdy, Jr., at a testimonial dinner in the Embassy Room of the Disneyland Hotel on Tuesday Evening, Dec. 10. Former United States Senator William F. Knowland will be the principal speaker at the affair which is being sponsored by the Orange County Republican Central Committee. Dennis Carpenter is Central Committee chairman. Co-chairman for the dinner will be Walter Knott of Buena Park and Dr. Terrell Root of Laguna Beach. Sponsors of the testimonial anticipate a large turnout for the dinner, according to Carpenter. Information on tickets can be obtained from Central Committee Headquarters, 1324 N. Grand, Santa Ana, phone 547-6387. Awards . . . (Continued from Page 1) period from January 1, 1963 to December 31, 1963. An informative brochure explaining how each group can enter the program is being sent to educational, social, welfare, fraternal, civic service, youth, charitable and church groups. To apply, any organization may write to Recording-Secretary, Disneyland Community Service Awards, Disneyland, Anaheim. Rep. Allen To Speak In Anaheim Rep. Bruce Alger, Constitutionalist from Tex., will be the speaker at Anaheim High School, Friday evening Oct. 25, 7:30 a.m., meaning the Generalization for Independence), chairmaned Gibbons, will sponsor patriotic program, particularly for students. "The time has come citizens must choose a standing for a strong States, or to subjugate rights to a one world organization mistakenly by the United Nations," bons said. "The UN decision as a blueprint for tal one world socialism. Its essential provision lifted from the Soviet tution, and it, rather than American Constitution, Bilf of Rights, enunciated governmental principle which the welfare and programs of the US government are based." He challenges people compare the U.N. Dation (Articles 22, 23, and 26) with Soviet Dation Articles (120, 121, 119, and 120.) Tickets at $1.50 per purchased at Center Lincoln and Lemon heim, or Rexal Drug W. LaPalma. Appoint Two Jewish You More Study Anaheim City Councilman have received and filed for further study the controversial industrial feas analysis report that has won a key figure in two highly reputed zoning decisions. Before making any moves toopt the report the council deed it wanted to meet with members of the city planning staff to learn what criteria was used in drafting the report. And within the previously denoted industrial areas ought to be preserved despite the fact plans may not develop for long as 17 years, the report recommended. Economic Conditions Councilmen Chuck Chandler and Jack Dutton, who were instrumental in approving the closed apartments in the area and they are interested in containing areas for industry, they said, there are economic conditions to be considered too, such as when zoning block property owner is developing his land for a period of time. In Morocco William F. Hammatt, 1548 Orangewood Ave., Anaheim, has arrived in Morocco to take up his assignment as a member of the Peace Corps, according to Congressman Richard T. Hanna. Hammett was one of 51 volunteers assigned to Morocco upon completion of a 10 week training course at Utah State University. Medal OKd Issuance of a special medal recalling the 250th anniversary of the birth of the famous founder of California's colorful missions, Father Junipero Serra, is assured through final approval by congress of a bill introduced by U. S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel. Will Pick... (Continued from Page 1) States senator from New York; and others whose names can be written in. For Governor of California: Joseph C. Shell, Los Angeles; John F. McCarthy, San Rafael contractor and California senator; Charles J. Conrad, Sherman Oaks communications executive, who is a California assemblyman and assembly minority leader; Frank Jordan, California secretary of state; and others whose names can be written in. California Choices Shall the California delegation to the Republican national convention in July in San Francisco be committed to a candidate or should it be uncommitted? If committed, who should lead the delegation: Mr. Knowland or Senator Kuchel? "The two last questions on the sample ballot will bring out the thinking of voters on this issue which is so vigorously contested that no one knows what the majority desire at this time," said Chairman Long. "It is one of the most provocative features of the ballot." Reserved seat and general ad-Mutual Theatre Ticket Agency offices and the Southern California Music Company in Los Angeles. Reservations can be made in Orange County by telephoning KImberly 5-5951. Net proceeds will be used mainly for scholarships for college students majoring in American government or similar subjects. The rally is sponsored by the political education committee of the Orange County Young Republicans Club. General... (Continued from Page 1) Appoint Two Jewish Youth Directors Two new youth directors have been appointed to the youth groups at Beth Sholom of Orange Grove will be the new Director for the OCTY (16-18 years of age), and Kraus of Costa Mesa will be in the same capacity for BSTY group (13-15). Both men have backgrown in the fields of education recreation with youth. Has Degrees Polesky holds a Bachelor Arts degree from Occident College and a Master of Arts degree from Long Beach State College. He has been a teacher at athletic director in County and has served as rector of the Long Beach Community Center Camp for two years. He also been chairman of the minster Park and Recreation Committee. Kraus is at present continuing work for his Masters degree at Los Angeles Statelege. He has been a teacher Orange County as well senior playground leader in the Westminster Recreation Parks Department. Kraus served as group leader for the Shore Front Community Center Day Camp as well as the Nu-Teen and Teen ning Center. Both Polesky and Kraus married. 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The council then unanimously agreed on authorization of the necessary documents to adopt the plan. Also adopted at the meeting was an amendment to the circulation element of the General Plan. Basically this updated the plan by adding so-called "collective streets". OFFICE—HOME SUPPLIES STATIONERY — GIFTS OVER 50,000 ITEMS WEBER'S 139 W. Lincoln DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM MADAME FLORENCE FORTUNE TELLER PAST • PRESENT • FUTURE Advice given on Love, Marriage and Business. If your sick, in trouble, need a job or need any help at all come see me today! 1038 W. th St. Corona Cal. • Call For Appt. 737-9034 Daily & Sun. 8 a.m.—10 p.m. • 1 Blk. Off Riverside Freeway Rep. Allen To Speak In Anaheim Rep. Bruce Alger, rugged Constitutionalist from Dallas Tex., will be the keynote speaker at Anaheim Union High School, Friday evening Oct. 25, 7:30. GAIN meaning the General Association for Independent Nations), chairmaned by Bill Gibbons, will sponsor the patriotic program, planned particularly for students. "The time has come when citizens must choose between standing for a strong United States, or to subjugate our rights to a one world organization mistakenly called the United Nations." Gibbons said. "The UN declaration as a blueprint for a total one world socialist state. Its essential provisions were lifted from the Soviet constitution, and it, rather than the American Constitution and Bill of Rights, enunciates the governmental principles on which the welfare and other programs of the US government are based." He challenges people to compare the U.N. Declaration (Articles 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26) with Soviet constitution Articles (120, 126, 118, 119, and 120.) Tickets at $1.50 may be purchased at Center Drug, Lincoln and Lemon, Anaheim, or Rexal Drug, 1120 W. LaPalma. Program Set Up for High IQ Students Students in the Magnolia School District with an intelligence quotient of 130 or plus on the Stanford-Benet test will soon be put on a special enrichment type of program, accord- to a report given the Board of Trustees at its last meeting. Hal Stinson, principal of the Juliette Low School and director of the special program, dubbed GOAL (Guiding Our Able Learner's), told the Board that this year's program would reach students in the second through sixt grades. Extend Benefits It would benefit many more individuals and would cover far more subjects than last year which was the first year of the program, he said. Instead of putting the students in special classes for accelerated study, the students would be mixed in regular classes with possibly 8-15 GOA students in each. These students would then be given "in debth" material along with the regular curriculum, Stinson said. Await Test Results Although testing for those who will be in the program has already been done, the result have not yet been tabulated by the county. Results should be known in about two weeks, he added. A committee composed of the school principal, the child's classroom teacher, the district psychologist and any other person designated by the district psychologist shall then decide which students shall be assigned to the program, Stinson continued. Overload Brings Double Sessions in Grade School First and second grade classes at the Robert M. Pyles School in the Magnolia School District went on double sessions Monday after an unexpected increase in enrollment forced the change. Authorization to proceed with the rescheduling of classes and the hiring of three additional teachers was granted by the Board of Trustees to Superintendent Charles Wilson. After consultation with teachers and parents to explore other possibilities of coping with the overload problem to make-shifters will be from 7:45 a.m. to noon. All the first grades will attend in the mornings and the second graders in the afternoon from 12:15 to 4:30 p.m. School hours will be as usual for grades three through six. Grade three pupils will still attend from 8 a.m. to 1:40 p.m., while grades four to six go a.m. to 2:25 p.m. Council OKs Appoint Two Jewish Youth Directors Two new youth Directors have been appointed to serve the youth groups at Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County, Bernard Polesky of Garden Grove will be the new youth Director for the OCTY group (16-18 years of age), and Edwin Kraus of Costa Mesa will serve in the same capacity for the BSTY group (13-15). Both men have backgrounds in the fields of education and recreation with youth. Has Degrees Polesky holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Occidental College and a Master of Arts from Long Beach State College. He has been a teacher and athletic director in Orange County and has served as Director of the Long Beach Jewish Community Center Day Camp for two years. He has also been chairman of the Westminster Park and Recreation committee. Kraus is at present completing work for his Masters Degree at Los Angeles State College. He has been a teacher in Orange County as well as a senior playground leader for the Westminster Recreation and Works Department. Kraus served as group leader on the Shore Front Community Center Day Camp as well as the Nu-Teen and Teen Eveing Center. Both Polesky and Kraus are married. Delco-Remy Celebration Here Friday In observance of the 10th anniversary of its location in Anaheim and the production of its 150-millionth Delco battery since battery operations were launched 35 years ago, the Delco-Remy Division of General Motors will stage a celebration here this Friday. The celebration will be held at a reception and luncheon tomorrow in the Embassy Room at the Disneyland Hotel. Among those attending the event will be General Motors representatives from Detroit, Delco-Remy officials of Anaheim, important customers and distributors and representatives of all news media. Sportscaster Tom Harmon will appear at the reception with Pitcher Ron Perranoski and Catcher John Roseborough of the Los AnDistrict went on double sessions Monday after an unexpected increase in enrollment forced the change. Authorization to proceed with the rescheduling of classes and the hiring of three additional teachers was granted by the Board of Trustees to Superintendent Charles Wilson. After consultation with teachers and parents to explore other possibilities of copping with the overload problem to make-shift classrooms, School Principal George Busdeicker recommended to the board the two sessions as being the most economical to the district and providing the best educational opportunity under the circumstances. Wilson pointed out to the Board that the students would be attending school five minutes less than before. New hours for the first grad- Council OKs Merit System For Employes A uniform personnel procedure for municipal employees has been approved by the Anaheim City Council. The ordinance officially set forth the merit system for employees instead of the civil service system, City Manager Keith Murdock told the Council. However, he said, the merit system has been used in Anaheim for a number of years. Next step, he said, is for the Council to consider work provisions that cover such items as vacations, overtime pay, standby pay, and grievance procedures. Union Aid Presentation of the proposed work rules has been set for Oct. 29. Representatives of the employees association and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union (IBEW) have met with city officials to work out the details. Murdoch said that the overtime pay and provisions covering shift work are still to be discussed with Police and Fire Department representatives. Because of discussions with employee orgainzations the work rules have been delayed since July. Murdoch told Mayor Rex Coons. When the work rules were orignally submitted, employees appeared during two informal hearings before the Council and criticized some of the provisions. Collerton, San Beredoo Clash Saturday By DOUGLAS HUFF AN BERNARDINO — Hopto win their second game in lbs.; right tackle Ron Ogle, 238 lbs.; and right end Steve Joyner, 205 lbs. Riverside 2 2 0 54 66 Santa Ana 1 2 1 36 49 San Bernardo 1 2 1 46 97 FULLERTON, San Berdoo Clash Saturday BY DOUGLAS HUFF SAN BERNARDINO — Hop to win their second game in starts, the Fullerton Jun College Hornets will tangle a fifth rated San Bernardino college here tomorrow night. Fullerton, tied for seventh in Western Conference standings, said what mentor Hal Sherer said was its finest game the year last week against rated and undefeated Orte Coast College. Meanwhile, San Bernardino eagerly awaiting the arrival of Hornets after a week of try preparations, San Berdoo smarting frmo last week's inflicted by Chaffey Col and is hoping to give the Hornets a jolt. Starting lineup for the Horse is expected to be the same that which went against the Hornets. Left end will be Dan 100 lbs; left tackle How Whitney, 188 lbs.; left Terry Pitts, 200 lbs.; center Tram Hartzog, 185 lbs.; guard Dick Finicle, 198 lbs.; right tackle Ron Ogle, 238 lbs.; and right end Steve Joyner, 205 lbs. Starting in the backfield for the ornets will be Bobby Smith, quarterback 155 lbs; Church Shields, 165 lbs., left half; Leo Kidd, 188, right half; Steve Iverson, 176, fullback. EC STANDINGS W L T PF PA Orange Coast 4 0 0 125 6 Mt. San Antonio 4 0 0 94 13 Chaffey 3 1 0 53 59 Riverside 2 2 0 54 68 Santa Ana 1 2 1 36 49 San Bernardino 1 2 1 46 97 Grossmont 1 3 0 62 81 Fullerton 1 3 0 47 47 Citrus 1 3 0 34 79 Southwestern 1 3 0 18 72 This Week's Games Friday — Fullerton at San Bernardino. Saturday — Riverside at Santa Ana, Mt. San Antonio at Citrus, Grossmont at Orange Coast, Southwestern at Chaffey. OFFICIAL HONORED IN ANAHEIM — D. R. Rodgers (center) was paid tribute by the Pet Milk Company last week for 30 years of service. The ceremony, which was attended by 25 company officials, was held at the Charter House Hotel. R. E. Buell (left), Western Region sales manager for Pet Milk, and Harold Turnbull (right), area sales manager from Anaheim, participated in the testimonial ceremony.