anaheim-gazette 1964-06-10

Anaheim Library Annex 116 N. Clementine St. Anaheim City Comp. AND WHEN YOU LOOK INSIDE FEATURES.....Page 3 WOMEN'S NEWS.....PAGE 2 Volume 9, No. 94 SAVE THE TREES — This giant fig tree at 1557 Mable at the Fairmont School was saved from destruction by the action taken by the City Council. Councilmen were unanimous in their decision to "Save the tree." City Council Saves Tree Many trees die naturally but man can rip them out in one day and clear away what it has taken nature decades to grow. Such is the plight of trees in Anaheim — the weight of life and death hangs with the location of the tree and an architect or builder's consideration of the most utilitarian use of the land destined for the progress that so inevitably comes. The City Council last week saved the ancient fig tree located at 1557 West Mable St. (Fairmont School) by granting a temporary waiver for installation of a sidewalk to Kenneth W. Holt. The curb and sidewalk are missing in order that the giant tree may survive. The council unanimously agreed that they must "save the tree" in granting the waiver. A similar fight for the life of a large rubber tree located at Manchester and Lincoln Aves. has been going on for some time. The owners of the land wish to remove the massive tree to build a Texaco Service Station. This past week eucalyptus trees on East Cerritos Ave. East of Anaheim Blvd. were the victims of progress in the expansion plans of the Buzza-Cardozo Card Company. Planning Commission Dan Rowland is leading the fight to save the camphor trees at Claudina and South Sts. The trees are being removed because they are damaging the sidewalks and creating curbing hazards. All action to save any trees in Anaheim will have to come from private citizens appealing to the City Council, according to the Street Maintenance Department. Hanna Urges New Guide Line Congressman Richard T. Hanna today appealed to Postmaster General John A. Gronousy to place the Anaheim Post Office on the list of some 50 post offices throughout the United States where the individual measurement in the Work Measurement System is to be suspended on an experimental basis. This "guide line" system has been the center of much controversy and recently the department indicated a willingness to suspend the system in post offices, Hanna said. OC March of Dimes Chapter Lauds Doctors For Dedication To Victims Three Orange County doctors have been honored by The Orange County Chapter of The National Foundation — March of Dimes for their contributions to the care and rehabilitation of a large rubber tree located at Manchester and Lincoln Aves. has been going on for some time. The owners of the land wish to remove the massive tree to build a Texaco Service Station. This past week eucalyptus trees on East Cerritos Ave. East of Anaheim Blvd. were the victims of progress in the expansion plans of the Buzza-Cardozo Card Company. Planning Commission Dan Rowland is leading the fight to save the camphor trees at Claudina and South Sts. The trees are being removed because they are damaging the sidewalks and creating curbing hazards. All action to save any trees in Anaheim will have to come from private citizens appealing to the City Council, according to the Street Maintenance Department. Hanna Urges New Guide Line Congressman Richard T. Hanna today appealed to Postmaster General John A. Gronousy to place the Anaheim Post Office on the list of some 50 post offices throughout the United States where the individual measurement in the Work Measurement System is to be suspended on an experimental basis. This "guide line" system has been the center of much controversy and recently the department indicated a willingness to suspend the system in post offices, Hanna said. OC March of Dimes Chapter Lauds Doctors For Dedication To Victims Three Orange County doctors have been honored by The Orange County Chapter of The National Foundation — March of Dimes for their contributions to the care and rehabilitation of a large rubber tree located at Manchester and Lincoln Aves. has been going on for some time. The owners of the land wish to remove the massive tree to build a Texaco Service Station. This past week eucalyptus trees on East Cerritos Ave. East of Anaheim Blvd. were the victims of progress in the expansion plans of the Buzza-Cardozo Card Company. Planning Commission Dan Rowland is leading the fight to save the camphor trees at Claudina and South Sts. The trees are being removed because they are damaging the sidewalks and creating curbing hazards. All action to save any trees in Anaheim will have to come from private citizens appealing to the City Council, according to the Street Maintenance Department. Hanna Urges New Guide Line Congressman Richard T. Hanna today appealed to Postmaster General John A. Gronousy to place the Anaheim Post Office on the list of some 50 post offices throughout the United States where the individual measurement in the Work Measurement System is to be suspended on an experimental basis. This "guide line" system has been the center of much controversy and recently the department indicated a willingness to suspend the system in post offices, Hanna said. OC March of Dimes Chapter Lauds Doctors For Dedication To Victims Three Orange County doctors have been honored by The Orange County Chapter of The National Foundation — March of Dimes for their contributions to the care and rehabilitation of a large rubber tree located at Manchester and Lincoln Aves. has been going on for some time. The owners of the land wish to remove the massive tree to build a Texaco Service Station. This past week eucalyptus trees on East Cerritos Ave. East of Anaheim Blvd. were the victims of progress in the expansion plans of the Buzza-Cardozo Card Company. Planning Commission Dan Rowland is leading the fight to save the camphor trees at Claudina and South Sts. The trees are being removed because they are damaging the sidewalks and creating curbing hazards. All action to save any trees in Anaheim will have to come from private citizens appealing to the City Council, according to the Street Maintenance Department. Hanna Urges New Guide Line Congressman Richard T. Hanna today appealed to Postmaster General John A. Gronousy to place the Anaheim Post Office on the list of some 50 post offices throughout the United States where the individual measurement in the Work Measurement System is to be suspended on an experimental basis. This "guide line" system has been the center of much controversy and recently the department indicated a willingness to suspend the system in post offices, Hanna said. OC March of Dimes Chapter Lauds Doctors For Dedication To Victims Three Orange County doctors have been honored by The Orange County Chapter of The National Foundation — March of Dimes for their contributions to the care and rehabilitation of a large rubber tree located at Manchester and Lincoln Aves. has been going on for some time. The owners of the land wish to remove the massive tree to build a Texaco Service Station. This past week eucalyptus trees on East Cerritos Ave. East of Anaheim Blvd. were the victims of progress in the expansion plans of the Buzza-Cardozo Card Company. Planning Commission Dan Rowland is leading the fight to save the camphor trees at Claudina and South Sts. The trees are being removed because they are damaging the sidewalks and creating curbing hazards. All action to save any trees in Anaheim will have to come from private citizens appealing to the City Council, according to the Street Maintenance Department. Hanna Urges New Guide Line Congressman Richard T. Hanna today appealed to Postmaster General John A. Gronousy to place the Anaheim Post Office on the list of some 50 post offices throughout the United States where the individual measurement in the Work Measurement System is to be suspended on an experimental basis. This "guide line" system has been the center of much controversy and recently the department indicated a willingness to suspend the system in post offices, Hanna said. OC March of Dimes Chapter Lauds Doctors For Dedication To Victims Three Orange County doctors have been honored by The Orange County Chapter of The National Foundation — March of Dimes for their contributions to the care and rehabilitation of a large rubber tree located at Manchester and Lincoln Aves. has been going on for some time. The owners of the land wish to remove the massive tree to build a Texaco Service Station. This past week eucalyptus trees on East Cerritos Ave. East of Anaheim Blvd. were the victims of progress in the expansion plans of the Buzza-Cardozo Card Company. Planning Commission Dan Rowland is leading the fight to save the camphor trees at Claudina and South Sts. The trees are being removed because they are damaging the sidewalks and creating curbing hazards. All action to save any trees in Anaheim will have to come from private citizens appealing to the City Council, according to the Street Maintenance Department. Hanna Urges New Guide Line Congressman Richard T. Hanna today appealed to Postmaster General John A. Gronousy to place the Anaheim Post Office on the list of some 50 post offices throughout the United States where the individual measurement in the Work Measurement System is to be suspended on an experimental basis. This "guide line" system has been the center of much controversy and recently the department indicated a willingness to suspend the system in post offices, Hanna said. OC March of Dimes Chapter Lauds Doctors For Dedication To Victims Three Orange County doctors have been honored by The Orange County Chapter of The National Foundation — March of Dimes for their contributions to the care and rehabilitation of a large rubber树 located at Manchester and Lincoln Aves. has been going on for some time. The owners of the land wish to remove the massive tree to build a Texaco Service Station. This past week eucalyptus trees on East Cerritos Ave. East of Anaheim Blvd. werethe victimsofprogressintheexpansionplansoftheBuzza-CardozoCardCompany. Planning Commission Dan Rowland is leadingthefighttosavethecamphortreesatClaudinaandSouthSts.Thetreesarebeingremovedbecausetheyaredamagingthesidewalksandcreatingcurbinghazards. AllactiontosaveanytreesinAnaheimwillhavetocomefromprivatecitizensappealingtotheCityCouncil,accordingtotheStreetMaintenanceDepartment. Hanna Urges New Guide Line Congressman Richard T. Hanna today appealed to Postmaster General John A. GronousytoplacetheAnaheimPostOfficeonthelistofsome50postoffices throughouttheUnitedStateswheretheindividualmeasurementintheWorkMeasurementSystemistobesuspendedonanexperimentalbasis. This "guide line" system has beenthecenterofmuchcontroversyandrecentlythedepartmentindicatedawillingnessto Suspendthesysteminstophostoffices,Hanna said. OC March of Dimes Chapter Lauds Doctors For Dedication To Victims Three Orange County doctors have been honored by The Orange County Chapter of The National Foundation — March of Dimes for their contributions to the care and rehabilitation of a large rubber tree located at Manchester and Lincoln Aves. has been going on for some time. The owners of the land wish to remove the massive tree to build a Texaco Service Station. This past week eucalyptus trees on East Cerritos Ave. East of Anaheim Blvd. werethe victimsofprogressintheexpansionplansoftheBuzza-CardozoCardCompany. Planning Commission Dan Rowland is leadingthefighttosavethecamphortreesatClaudinaandSouthSts.Thetreesarebeingremovedbecausetheyaredamagingthesidewalksandcreatingcurbinghazards. AllactiontosaveanytreesinAnaholmwillhavetocomefromprivatecitizensappealingtotheCityCouncil,accordingtotheStreetMaintenanceDepartment. Hanna Urges New Guide Line Congressman Richard T. Hanna today appealed to Postmaster General John A. GronousytoplacetheAnaheimPostOfficeonthelistofsome50postoffices throughouttheUnitedStateswheretheindividualmeasurementintheWorkMeasurementSystemistobesuspendedonanexperimentalbasis. This "guide line" system has beenthecenterofmuchcontroversyandrecentlythedepartmentindicatedawillingnessto Suspendthesysteminstophostoffices,Hanna said. OC March of Dimes Chapter Lauds Doctors For Dedication To Victims Three Orange County doctors have been honored by The Orange County Chapter of The National Foundation — March of Dimes for their contributions to the care and rehabilitation of a large rubber tree located at Manchester and Lincoln Aves. has been going on for some time. The owners of the land wish to remove the massive tree to build a Texaco Service Station. This past week eucalyptus trees on East Cerritos Ave. East of Anaheim Blvd. werethe victimsofprogressintheexpansionplansoftheBuzza-CardozoCardCompany. Planning Commission Dan Rowland is leadingthefighttosavethecamphortreesatClaudinaandSouthSts.Thetreesarebeingremovedbecausetheyaredamagingthesidewalksandcreatingcurbinghazards. AllactiontosaveanytreesinAnaholmwillhavetocomefromprivatecitizensappealingtotheCityCouncil,accordingtotheStreetMaintenanceDepartment. Hanna Urges New Guide Line Congressman Richard T. Hanna today appealed to Postmaster General John A. GronousytoplacetheAnaheimPostOfficeonthelistofsome50postoffices throughouttheUnitedStateswheretheindividualmeasurementintheWorkMeasurementSystemistobesuspendedonanexperimentalbasis. This "guide line" system has beenthecenterofmuchcontroversyandrecentlythedepartmentindicatedawillingnessto Suspendthesysteminstophostoffices,Hanna said. OC March of Dimes Chapter Lauds Doctors For Dedication To Victims Three Orange County doctors have been honored by The Orange County Chapter of The National Foundation — March of Dimes for their contributions to the care and rehabilitation of a large rubber tree located at Manchester and Lincoln Aves. has been going on for some time. The owners of the land wish to remove the massive tree to build a Texaco Service Station. This past week eucalyptus trees on East Cerritos Ave. East of Anaheim Blvd. werethe victimsofprogressin-theexpansionplans-of-theBuzza-CardozoCardCompany. Planning Commission Dan Rowland is leadingthefighttosavethecamphortreesatClaudinaandSouthSts.Thetreesarebeingremovedbecausetheyaredamagingthesidewalksandcreatingcurbinghazards. AllactiontosaveanytreesinAnaholmwillhavetocomefromprivatecitizensappealingto-theCityCouncil,accordingto-theStreetMaintenanceDepartment. Hanna Urges New Guide Line Congressman Richard T. Hanna today appealed to Postmaster General John A. GronousytoplacetheAnaheimPostOfficeonthelistofsome50postoffices throughouttheUnitedStateswhere.theindividualmeasurementin,theWorkMeasurementSystemis.tobesuspended.onanexperimentalbasis. OC March of Dimes Chapter Lauds Doctors For Dedication To Victims Three Orange County doctors have been honored by The Orange County Chapter of The National Foundation — March of Dimes for their contributions to the care and rehabilitation of a large rubber tree located at Manchester and Lincoln Aves. has been going on for some time. The owners of the land wish to remove the massive tree to build a Texaco Service Station. This past week eucalyptus trees on East Cerritos Ave. East of Anaheim Blvd. werethe victimsofprogressin-theexpansionplans-of-theBuzza-CardozoCardCompany. Planning Commission Dan Rowland is leadingthefighttosavethecamphortreesatClaudinaandSouthSts.Thetreesarebeingremovedbecausetheyaredamagingthesidewalks和creatingcurbinghazards. AllactiontosaveanytreesinAnaholmwillhavetocomefromprivatecitizensappealingto-theCityCouncil,accordingto-theStreetMaintenanceDepartment. Hanna Urges New Guide Line Congressman Richard T. Hanna today appealed to Postmaster General John A. GronousytoplacetheAnaheimPostOfficeonthelistofsome50postoffices throughouttheUnitedStateswhere.theindividualmeasurementin,theWorkMeasurementSystemis.tobesuspended.onanexperimentalbasis. OC March of Dimes Chapter Lauds Doctors For Dedication To Victims Three Orange County doctors have been honored by The Orange County Chapter of The National Foundation — March of Dimes for their contributions to the care and rehabilitation of a large rubber tree located at Manchester and Lincoln Aves. has been going on for some time. The owners of the land wish to remove the massive tree to build a Texaco Service Station. This past week eucalyptus trees on East Cerritos Ave. East of Anaheim Blvd. werethe victimsofprogressin-theexpansionplans-of-theBuzza-CardozoCardCompany. Planning Commission Dan Rowland is leadingthefighttosavethecamphortreesatClaudinaandSouthSts.Thetreesarebeingremovedbecausetheyaredamagingthesidewalks和creatingcurbinghazards. AllactiontosaveanytreesinAnaholmwillhavetocomefromprivatecitizensappealingto-theCityCouncil,accordingto-theStreetMaintenanceDepartment. Hanna Urges New Guide Line Congressman Richard T. Hanna today appealed to Postmaster General John A. GronousytoplacetheAnaheimPostOfficeonthelistofsome50postoffices throughouttheUnitedStateswhere.theindividualmeasurementin,theWorkMeasurementSystemis.tobesuspended.onanexperimentalbasis. OC March of Dimes Chapter Lauds Doctors For Dedication To Victims Three Orange County doctors have been honored by The Orange County Chapter of The National Foundation — March of Dimes for their contributions to the care and rehabilitation of a large rubber tree located at Manchester and Lincoln Aves. has been going on for some time. The owners of the land wish to remove the massive tree to build a Texaco Service Station. This past week eucalyptus trees on East Cerritos Ave. East of Anaheim Blvd. werethe victimsofprogressin-theexpansionplans-of-theBuzza-CardozoCardCompany. Planning Commission Dan Rowland is leadingthefighttosavethecamphortreesatClaudinaandSouthSts.Thetreesarebeingremovedbecausetheyaredamagingthesidewalks和creatingcurbinghazards. 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Receiving official award placques were Sidney J. Adler, M.D. of Anaheim, G. Wm. Hawkins, M.D. and Wm. Dean Lindgren, M.D. of Santa Ana. Dr. Adler, a Pediatrician, has been Chief of Staff of the Contagious Disease Units of the Orange County and Los Angeles County General Hospitals for many years. Dr. Hawkins, Orthopedist, handled the orthopedic clinics for many years, and Dr. Lindgren, a Physiatrist, Director of the Department of Physical Medicine — Orange County Hospital, was in charge of the Sister Kenny Hospital in El Monte where many Orange County polio patients were seen for secondary hospitalization. SILVER ANVIL — Autonetics' Executive Vice President S. F. Eyestone, left, receives Silver Anvil Award from Newsman Chet Huntley during recent ceremonies in New York honoring PRIDE, the nation's leading employee-participation program for 1963. Of 289 entries in contest, Autonetics' PRIDE and 25 other programs were awarded silver anvils by the Public Relations Society of America. Anaheim Gazette ESTABLISHED SINCE 1870 · HOME CITY PAPER OF FABULOUS me 9, No. 94 Anaheim, California, Wednesday, June 10, 1964 6 Pag BUDGET GOES T Contract Soon For Angels The Del Webb Construction Co. has unofficially been designated as the contractor for the $20 million, 50,000 seat stadium for the Los Angeles Angels and drawings are nearly completed for a three deck facility with a top deck seating of 19,40; mezzanine, 7,600 and bottom, 19,00. However, Congressman Richard T. Hanna (D-Fullerton) has expressed his views and urged employment of an Orange County contractor in a letter to the non-profit corporation for the stadium construction and he City Council. Insufficient time to solicit bids Tree Street Maintenance Dept. Anaheim Public Library DISCUSS STADIUM — Former Mayor Rex Coons (left) Councilman Shutte discuss progress being made on the preinary plans for the Angel Stadium. Coons heads the newly-formed Anaheim Stadium Commission. General Gruenther's Graduation Speaker General Alfred M. Gruenther, distinguished American and former Supreme Allied Commander of Shape headquarters in Paris will be the Commencement Speaker. General Gruenther who is retiring as president of the American Red Cross this year will address the Cal State graduating class on "Some American Problems in an Uneasy World." The 1964 Commencement program will begin with the Baccalaureate Service at 4:00 Sunday afternoon June 7. A reception for the graduates their families and friends will be held at 5:00 p.m. Commencement will be held at 6:00. Both the Baccalare and the Commencement cises will be located on front lawn of the new Iand Science Building with reception being offered in foyer of Room 121 in the building. The Commencement Cotee consists of Dean chairman; Dr. David H. faculty council chairman; Carol N. Burns college trar; Mrs. Marie Hotpersonnel officer; Ray son, director of public tions; Miss Eva Jensen; sic Prof. David O. Th. Dr. Orrington C. Ramsay; Smith, director of developand Senior Class PreJim Peterson. Flying somewhere for vacation? If the flight is a long one, get up and walk around a bit every now and then. Orange County Heart Association suggests, to keep the circulation in your legs from slowing down. Stretch your legs on motor trips, too. Lauds Prims ics for many years, and andgren, a Physiatrist, Diof the Department of Medicine — Orange Hospital, was in charge Sister Kenne Harper in Jaycees Install New Officers The Anaheim Jaycees' newly elected officers have been engaged in an extensive planning program for the coming year. Projects of Civie interest Com- OC Shrine Club To Host Masons At Brunch President C. M. "Bud" Fisher of the Orange County Shrine Club announced this week that in the interest of countywide Real Estate Set For Torn As a climax to the obserof National Real Estate Orange County Title Cowill hold a Real Estate Seminar at the Disneyland Jaycees Install New Officers The Anaheim Jaycees' newly elected officers have been engaged in an extensive planning program for the coming year. Projects of Civic interest Community Development and Leadership Training headline the program for the new year. The new officers recently installed at an installation dinner held at the Jolly Roger Restaurant are: President-Ron Cline, state director — Ralph Ferrucci, internal vice president — Bob Kennard, external vice president — Frank Santilli, treasurer — Davis Taylor, executive secretary — Tom Lundstrom, recording secretary — Joe Brignoni, and directors — Hayward Boardman, John Laiola, Jim Lee, and Jim Mac Donald. These officers are enthusiastic about their local organization and forecast being one of the outstanding locals in the State at the end of the year. They extend the invitation to all young men between the ages of 21 and 35 to attend their meetings and to join in this self-improvement and self-satisfying organization. As one of its largest projects this year the Anaheim Jaycees will host the California Jaycee State Board Meeting at the Disneyland Hotel in November. This meeting is expected to be the largest meeting of this type ever hosted in the State of California with approximately 3500 Jaycees and their wives in attendance. OC Shrine Club To Host Masons At Brunch President C. M. "Bud" Fisher of the Orange County Shrine Club announced this week that in the interest of countywide Masonry, and to build a stronger relationship between the Shrine and Orange County Masons, his group has planned their first special brunch to honor all Orange County Blue Lodge Masons on Sunday, June 28. The event will be held in the Palms Restaurant at Orange-thorpe and Raymond Streets in Anaheim between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Featured will be the Shrine Al Malaikah Jazz Band from Los Angeles where it is known as the "Million Dollar Band." Dance music for guests will be played for the four hour period. A gourmet brunch especially prepared by the executive chef of the Palms will be available from 10:30 until 2. The food will be served buffet style during these hours. Well known personalities and leaders of Masonic orders throughout the Southland will be in attendance. There will be orchids for all the ladies and many door prizes will be awarded. Tickets will be sold at the door as a minimum donation. A jungleland park of tropical plants and trees populated with rare birds and chimpanzees is located adjacent to the Palms Restaurant and will be open to guests during the event. Extra parking space has been provided for visitors reports Fisher, who extends a cordial invitation to all old and new Masons in the area. Real Estate Set For Tonight As a climax to the observation of National Real Estate Orange County Title Company will hold a Real Estate Seminar at the Disneyland hotel tonight, starting at p.m. Conducting the program be Miss Eden Ryl of New City, one of America's most usual and exciting speeches Her dynamic presentation the fields of communication man relations and sales been acclaimed by many nation's leading companies. While the seminar is ongoing toward selling, it deals aspects of human behavior are of interest also to those engaged directly in sales women in real estate, etc. Water Problem Slated Talk The Water Problems Department of the Orange County Farm Bureau will hold its annual bi-monthly meeting Thursday June 11th, at 4:00 at the Orange County Bureau building, 1916 W. Man Ave., Orange. Jerry Dibble, Civil Engineer of Redlands, who has chairman of our Regionalter Problems Dept. of the Orange Farm Bureau for several years and who has recently been President of the Featherer Project Association, will speak of the after He will bring the group up date on the progress of California water plan, bringing northern California water southern California. azette OF FABULOUS DISNEYLAND 4 6 Pages 25¢ Per Month LOOK INSIDE SPECIAL PICTURES Page 3 DES TO COUNCIL Record High Budget Due To New Project New programs including capital improvements; park developments; advertising and promotion; the police department; the fire department; and additional library expenditures are some of the major projects foreseen which have caused City Manager Keith Murdoch to present a record-high $24.28 million budget to the City Council. Murdoch said the 20-per-cent boost in the proposed budget was caused by "new programs" financed by other sources of revenue. Excluding these, he said for "comparative purposes" the budget is 10.6 per cent higher than this fiscal year's $20.68 million. New revenues will be obtained from the newly authorized additional gas tax; cash payment from "room tax" revenues to start construction of the convention hall; and revenue and expenditures due to the acquisition of a portion of the Dyke Water Co. system. Nearly half of the city's budget — 48.59 per cent — will be financed with revenues from the water and power division, with the other large source properly taxed. 12.46 per cent while PUBLIC LIBRARY Mayor Rex Coons (left) and being made on the preliminaries heads the newly-formed Dodger Rookies to Play Here A forty-four game schedule starting July 3 and continuing through August 31 has been set for the 1964 edition of the Los Angeles Dodgers' Rookie team, according to Director of Scouting Al Campanis. The schedule will stretch from San Diego county to San Francisco, including stop-offs at Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria. The team will be selected June 30, at the termination of final tryout games scheduled for Dodger Stadium. Past graduates of the program now with the Dodgers include Willie Davis, Tommy Davis, Ken McMullen, Johnny Werhas, Joe Moeller, Wes Parker, Bill Parlier and Dick Nen. The schedule for Anaheim is July 3, Friday, Anaheim Legion All-Stars at LaPalma Park at 7:30 p.m. Also August 16, Sunday, Anaheim Legion All-Stars at LaPalma Park at 8:00 p.m. Excessive speed continued to be the number-one killer on the nation's highways in 1963. More than 14,000 traffic deaths were directly attributable to speeding. Schmitz Expresses Gratitude Pledging continued representation in the tradition of Senator John A. Murdy Jr., John G. Schmitz of Tustin today expressed heartfelt gratitude to the voters of Orange County who elected him as their Republican nominee for Orange County State Senator. "The responsibility that this nomination places upon me to represent the people of this county in our Senate following in the footsteps of John A. Murdy Jr." Real Estate Seminar Get For Tonight As a climax to the observance of National Real Estate Week, Orange County Title Company will hold a Real Estate Sales seminar at the Disneyland Hotel tonight, starting at 7:30 p.m. Conducting the program will Miss Eden Ryl of New York City, one of America's most unusual and exciting speakers. Her dynamic presentations in fields of communication, human relations and sales have been acclaimed by many of the nation's leading companies. While the seminar is oriented toward selling, it deals with aspects of human behavior that are of interest also to those not engaged directly in sales. All women in real estate, escrow work and related fields in Orange County are welcome to attend. The women employees of Orange County Title Company also will be present as hostesses. Miss Ryl's career has advanced from the field of dramatic actress, New York fashion model and radio-television performer to head of the Eden Ryl Organization of New York City. Her firm serves as communication consultant to some of the largest companies in the country and conducts seminars and lectures throughout the United States. A graduate of the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, Miss Ryl also attended the Institute of General Semantics and studied personally with the late Alfred Korzybski. Water Problems" Related Talk The Water Problems Department of the Orange County Farm Bureau will hold its regular bi-monthly meeting on Thursday June 11th, at 4 p.m., at the Orange County Farm Bureau building, 1916 W. Chapin Ave., Orange. Jerry Dibble, Civil Engineer Redlands, who has been chairman of our Regional Water Problems Dept. of the state farm Bureau for several years, who has recently been elected President of the Feather River Project Association, will be speaker of the afternoon. Will bring the group up to date on the progress of the California water plan, bringing northern California water into southern California. Dr. Russell To Get State Commendation James E. Whetmore, 70th District Assemblyman, immediately before the close of the session, introduced a H.R. to the Assembly in Sacramento, commending Dr. Edwin Lee Russell, Director of the Orange County Health Department. According to Whetmore, Dr. Russell has received the 1964 Samuel J. Crumbine Award for "outstanding achievement in the development of a comprehensive program of environmental health and public food service sanitation." Said Whetmore, "More than 1,200 local health departments throughout the United States were in competition for the Crumbine Award. Dr. Russell has brought honor to himself and to the Orange County Health Department. The decision of the award committee was unanimous." The Crumbine Award Committee stated that the Orange County Health Department was one of the most outstanding in the nation in its contribution to the health and welfare planning of the community, according to Whetmore.