anaheim-gazette 1959-10-30

Muny Court Adds 2 New Divisions With Judge Claude M. Owens presiding, Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court, beset as in many areas with crowded dockets, is adding two new divisions. Division Three will be in the Law Building of Municipal Court, 1170 N. Los Angeles, and Division Four in the American Legion Building. Herbert Herlands and Warren Ferguson, each of Fullerton, are the new judges. In addition to Presiding Judge Owen, the fourth magistrate is Judge Mark V. Eliason. Warren Ashleigh is court clerk. Firestone BRAKE and FRONT END SERVICE For WINTER DRIVING SAFETY 9.95 HERE'S WHAT WE DO! 1. Adjust brakes for maximum straight-line stopping power 4. Align front wheels 2. Add brake fluid if necessary 5. Balance front HERE'S WHAT WE DO! 1. Adjust brakes for maximum straight-line stopping power 2. Add brake fluid if necessary 3. Repack front wheel Bearings 4. Align front wheels 5. Balance front wheels 6. Test and check suspension system PLUS FREE BUMPER TO BUMPER SAFETY INSPECTION OFFICIAL BRAKE STATION 4046 Firestone 400 WEST CENTER ST., ANAHEIM — KE 5-4545 YOU CAN S WHERE THE AND FALL NOW IN PROG KRAMERS NADORFF HARDWARE ARTENETT HARDWARE FIRESTO RANCH HOUS MEMBERS OF DISNEYLAND COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD Judges Committee review procedures for considering applicants for awards. Chairman, Walter Taylor, Anaheim (seated, right), confers with Vice Chairman Mrs. Samuel Gendel, Fullerton (center), while Recording Secretary Kay Bauer of Disneyland, takes notes. Offering suggestions are other committee members (from left), Brig. Gen. R. D. Salmon, El Toro; James G. King, Santa Ana, and Bernard W. Jordan, Anaheim. Senator Kuchel Slated to Talk Defense World Senior United States Thomas H. Kuchel of will discuss effects of to Southern California's Industries" and describe counter measures at meeting of the Los Angeles member of Commerce, Nov. The Senate Republic will speak at a joint meeting sponsored by the ber's Federal Affairs C and the Special Board on California Defense Co. Russell S. Bock, chal the Federal Affairs g ports Senator Kuchel ha keen observer and anponent of efforts made of first session of the 86th recently concluded, by pressures to alter def curement policies. Fights Restrictive The Special Board headed by Director C Horne, was formed by the ber to defend California industries against restric tional legislation. Underlying purpose o tacks on Southland co to reduce the amount o dollars spent with South formia industry and pay out to so-called "depress in other states. Senator Kuchel will problem into focus for California business and leaders, commenting also vital issues affecting th MEMBERS OF DISNEYLAND COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD Judges Committee review procedures for considering applicants for awards. Chairman, Walter Taylor, Anaheim (seated, right), confers with Vice Chairman Mrs. Samuel Gendel, Fullerton (center), while Recording Secretary Kay Bauer of Disneyland, takes notes. Offering suggestions are other committee members (from left), Brig. Gen. R. D. Salmon, El Toro; James G. King, Santa Ana, and Bernard W. Jordan, Anaheim. Deadline Approaches for Disneyland Community Service Award Entries Orange County service organizations planning to participate in the 1959 Disneyland Community Service awards program are reminded only a short time remains before the Oct. 31 entry deadline by Walter Taylor, Anaheim civic leader and chairman of this year's Awards Committee. Taylor issued his reminded at a committee luncheon meeting at Disneyland. The meeting was called to consider the applications and entries already received, in this year's program and to review judging procedures. In his statement Taylor noted that Disneyland has expanded the scope of the program, now in its third year of operation. A total of 11 cash awards will be made in 1959. Awards Total $9,000 "This year awards to deserving organizations will total $9,000, with a major award of $2,000 to the group or club judged by the committee the 'Outstanding Community Service' organization operating in Orange County for the past year," Taylor said. An innovation in this year's awards will be special recognition of youth groups, with four awards of $250 each in the Junior category. To date, Taylor revealed in his report to the committee, "letters of intent" to enter the program have been received from-87 organizations. Judging of the entries will begin shortly after the Oct. 31 deadline. Awards will be made at a special luncheon on Nov. 24. Thief Steals Guns A thief with a penchant for shooting arms picked the lock on the front door of the Robert Harrison Moon home 847 W. Bellvue. 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Bock, chairman of the Federal Affairs group, reports Senator Kuchel has been a keen observer and an active openent of efforts made during the first session of the 86th Congress, recently concluded, by eastern pressures to alter defense procurement policies. Fights Restrictive Laws The Special Board Committee, headed by Director Charles F. Horne, was formed by the Chamber to defend California's defense industries against restrictive Federal legislation. Underlying purpose of the attatacks on Southland contracts is to reduce the amount of defense dollars spent with Southern California industry and parcel them out to so-called "depressed" areas in other states. Senator Kuchel will bring the problem into focus for Southern California business and industry leaders, commenting also on other vital issues affecting the busi- Underlying purpose of the attacks on Southland contracts is to reduce the amount of defense dollars spent with Southern California industry and parcel them out to so-called "depressed" areas in other states. Senator Kuchel will bring the problem into focus for Southern California business and industry leaders, commenting also on other vital issues affecting the business climate of this area. Bock says: Special emphasis will be placed on the issues which will occupy the spotlight of debate and action in the second session of the 86th Congress, opening in January. New Unit's Topic 'Quality Control' A newly-formed Orange Empire Section of the American Society for Quality Control will hold its initial meeting in Anaheim tonight. 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