anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-07

B-2—Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin Thursday, May 7, 1959 Two Candidates Seek Election May 19 To Buena Park Library District Board BUENA PARK — Two candidates have indicated their intention to seek election to the Buena Park Library District Board of Trustees, one an incumbent. Incumbent Hazel Perry, 7162 Orangethorpe, Buena Park, a 10-year resident of Buena Park is seeking another term on the board. "As a resident of Buena Park and a member of the District Library Board for the past three years, I have been extremely interested in the Buena Park District Library," Mrs. Perry said. "The quantity and quality of services offered by the District Library are the finest to be found anywhere in an area this size and would do credit to a large share of bigger cities," she added. The manner in which the library has kept pace with the ever-increasing growth in population and demands bespeaks its good management and organization," she explained. My past experience in education 'Revolutionary' Beards OK'd by Cuba Chief HAVANA (UPI) — National Police Chief Effigenio Ameljeras has rescinded an order requiring his 1,100 men to get rid of "revolutionary" beards and shaggy hairdos. Tuesday night, barely 24 hours after the order was issued, Ameljeiras yielded to arguments that his men's shagging "symbolized their determination to realize the fundamental objectives of the revolution." HAVANA (UPI) — National Police Chief Efigenio Ameljeras has rescinded an order requiring his 1,100 men to get rid of "revolutionary" beards and shaggy hairdos. Tuesday night, barely 24 hours after the order was issued, Ameljeras yielded to arguments that his men's shagginess "symbolized their determination to realize the fundamental objectives of the revolution." Jacksonville, Fla. — About one of 10 residents here owns a pleasure boat. About 25,000 craft have been estimated. Robert L. Workman, 8368 Portulaca Way, will run for a position on the Library Board in the upcoming election to be held on May 19. Workman advocates lowering of the present tax rate for the Buena Park Library District. He is definitely interested in a better Buena Park, in all respects and phases. He believes the operation, economy and efficiency of the library could and should be streamlined to facilitate loser taxes and still maintain current services. Acknowledging what could be termed double taxation of certain areas in the Buena Park Library mother day GIFTS... SEWING MACHINES Singer, Port. Elec. $14.95 Singer, Port. Elec. $24.95 Singer, Port. Elec. $26.00 Singer, Port. Elec. $35.00 Singer, Port. Elec. $59.95 Used Singer, Cab. Wal. $19.50 White Rot. Treadle $ 5.95 Bel Air Lightweight $34.00 Adler Zig Zag Port. $59.95 Seamstress Port., like new $34.00 — ALL FULLY RE-MANUFACTURED — VACUUM CLEANERS FROM 14.95 VACUUM CLEANER PARTS AND REPAIRS VACUUM CLEANER PARTS AND REPAIRS HOSES DISPOSAL BAGS BRUSHES CORD FILTERS BELTS NEW MOTORS CARBON BRUSHES ARMATURES To Mention a Few ELECTROLUX KIRBY HOOVER GENERAL ELECTRIC APEX EUREKA LEWYT WESTINGHOUSE COMPACT AIRWAY KENMORE And Many More FREE ESTIMATES FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. SEW-VAC MARKET 1217½ S. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM PR 4-8200 Corner Ball & Los Angeles, Market Basket Shopping Center MRS. HAZEL PERRY seeks re-election District, Workman says, "I would fight for the release of this area of Fullerton from the Buena Park Library District, and any other area that is in the same circumstances, with reference to proper coverage or library service." "The work and sweat of many people through taxes has gone into the development of our library since 1919, and I believe that this should not be lost for the present and future residents and their children who live in Buena Park," Workman said. "If our district is discontinued, I feel that our present gains over the last 40 years is in great danger of being lost. I personally use the library and do not want to lose these services." Workman concluded. Management Conference Slated For Anaheim John F. Bishop, manager of Beckman Instruments' Systems Division, Anaheim, will serve as a panel speaker for the Second Annual Southern California Management Conference scheduled at Disneyland Hotel May 7-8. Bishop will participate in a panel discussion of the question "How to Appraise the Effectiveness of Management?" May 8. He will consider the question from the standpoint of organization and management control. The two-day business conference is sponsored by the Southern California Region of the Society for Advancement of Management. The Society is a national professional organization composed of management personnel from industry, commerce, government and education. DALLAS, Tex. (UPI) — Mrs. Quincy Adams repeated several times to her son, Wade, 6, that he was to be home by 11 a.m. As she helped him on with his coat, she asked: "Now, what time did I tell you to be home?" "Eleven o'clock," Wade replied. "Gosh, have you forgotten already?" We are determining situation. We can dren being killed some parent allow violate the law." He went on. "ask for an Ordnance to co where the vehicle apply." MOM and SAVES! M. J. B. COFFEE All Grinds 59¢ lb. U.S. NO. 1 WHITE ROSE POTATOES 10 LBS 29¢ BIG DEAL ICE MILK HALF GAL. 29 STAR-KIST Reg. Size Cans TUNA Chunk Light Meat 2 for 45¢ SUN VALLEY OLEO 2 lbs. 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Russell Campbell, head of the Orange County Sheriff's Juvenile Division, told OCNS, "We had three meetings of sheriff's department deputies yesterday. We are determined to control this situation. We can't have our children being killed or injured by some parent allowing his child to violate the law." He went on, "we are going to ask for an Orange County-wide ordinance to cover those areas where the vehicle code doesn't apply." If the parents permit their children to drive these vehicles, they will be cited. If another adult permits the child to drive, he will be cited." Campbell also questions the stimulation of the desire to drive on the part of six, seven and eight-year-olds. He contends they may want to graduate to the automobile too quickly and get into trouble with the law. Auto thefts have been reported in similar situations, he said. He pointed out, however, the safety instruction given youngsters on the regulated quarter-midget tracks is excellent. The midgets are hauled to and from the tracks and danger eliminated. The crackdown isn't aimed in that direction. Campbell also disclosed county schools are taking steps to ban use of quarter midgets or any type of unlicensed vehicle on school premises. Also, according to the lieutenant, the problem will be brought before the County Juvenile Officers As-sociation in two weeks. Control officials already are working on the restrictions. Deputies have been instructed to enforce the vehicle code sections where they apply to the operation of power-driven machines by youngsters on all public transportation. The only place the vehicles are permitted is on private property. Then, only if the property owner gives his permission. According to the vehicle code, the operator of any vehicle propelled by any force other than human must be licensed. The machine must be registered. Five vehicle code sections may be enforced. 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