anaheim-gazette 1959-11-27

Anaheim and Fullerton Mayors Oppose Southern Cities Plan to Make Airport Only a 'Feeder' Type (Continued from Page One) firm headed by William Pereira, should be ruled out because of a conflict of interest involving a similar contract with the Irvine Co., Phillips announced. The third plan is that submitted by the Stanford Research Institute. Although all three proposals are under study, Phillips has no assurance that the board will ac- cept his pleas and award the contract Tuesday. He only has the word of Board Chairman Willis Warner that he would be willing to vote on the matter by that date. A possible push toward adoption of the plan was given supervisors by Kenneth K. Kellner, asistant district airport engineer for the Federal Aviation Agency. Kellner said the FAA has re- ...all the good food wonderful Th SAFEWAY TURKEYS SAFEWAY TURKEYS Guaranteed To Be The Finest Quality You Can Buy—Anywhere!! • U.S. Govt. 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The proposal submitted by Daniel, Mann, Johnson and Mendenhall and Booz, Allen and Hamilton proposes to use materials and information now held by various public and private agencies, particularly on future growth, maps, aerial photos, wind and weather data, existing facilities, civil and military air traffic and traffic and transportation patterns. In addition, the group proposes to cover possible air traffic in the county by 1980, an analysis of present and future types of aircraft, air traffic hazards, Federal aviation agency criteria, state, regional and military air plans, facility needs for local flying and that of a more metropolitan nature, potential airport sites if needed, expansion of existing fields, approach zones, support facilities and community relations. Phillips said he did not want to tie the hands of any firm making the study by setting a pre-determined runway length. Instead, he asked that the contract be awarded with the understanding that the runway would be the first order of business within the study. C. of C. (Continued from Page One) ported that Anaheim High School students ranked high in the national test recently taken by more than 500,000 students. In the awards the Anaheim students received 1 per cent of the total given. This clearly represents the high quality of education taught in the Anaheim schools. Reports of various other committees were made and received with the congratulations from President Cromer for a job well done. Awards were presented to Al Marcoux and Harold Smith for their cooperation in handling the Anaheim Hallowe'en parade. Thanksgiving (Continued from Page) Exceptional traffic problems. But "just in case," Poll Mark H. Stephenson of warns automobile drivers operate after they have intoxicating liquors, and afford every courtesy to drivers during Thanksgiving and the weekend follow. Normally, the Thanksgiving season offers no special licence problems, but Childenson citing the fact that traffic fatalities have thus far this year in County, compared to one corresponding per year, says that "it is every motorist to refrain driving after having ingested any intoxicating liquor, to be entirely respectful autoists' rights." "One little slip," caused chief, "can cost a life or it may be your own. That just a trite saying—it's important truth." Zorro at Disneyland "Zorro," masked chafing the early day Spanish adventure series, will flash sword to Disney four days of action per day starting Thanksgiving Day. All the popular person of the "Zorro" program was captured in specially createdneyland shows and paraded Thursday through Saturday. The action-shows will Williams as the black "Zorro," matching his sword against a white opponent. 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Plio Bag Pack 2 lb. bag 59¢ Natural or Hydrated 12 oz. pack. 25¢ Pitted Type 10 oz. pack. 25¢ Awards Dinner (Continued from P) Two Anaheim juniper $250 each. Walter Taylor is co the Awards Comm other members areuel Gendel, Fuller chairman; Bernard Anáheim; Mrs. E Newport Beach; Brid D. Salmon, El Toro, G. King, Santa Ana Thanksgiving (Continued from Page One) exceptional traffic problem. But "just in case," Police Chief Mark H. Stephenson of Anaheim, warns automobile drivers not to operate after they have drunk intoxicating liquors, and also to afford every courtesy to other drivers during Thanksgiving Day and the weekend following. Normally, the Thanksgiving season offers no special law-obedience problems, but Chief Stephenson, citing the fact that 131 traffic fatalities have occurred thus far this year in Orange County, compared to only 95 in the corresponding period last year, says that "it is well for every motorist to refrain from driving after having indulged in any intoxicating liquor, and also to be entirely respectful of other autoists' rights." "One little slip," cautions the chief, "can cost a life or lives, and it may be your own. That is not just a trite saying—it is an important truth." Zorro at Disneyland "Zorro," masked champion of the early day Spanish California adventure series, will bring his flashing sword to Disneyland for four days of action performances, starting Thanksgiving Day. All the popular personalities of the "Zorro" program will be featured in specially created Disneyland shows and parades scheduled Thursday through Sunday. The action-shows will find Guy Williams as the black-masked "Zorro," matching his skill with the sword against a variety of opponents. Three times each day, "Zorro" will clash in duels wih other skilled swordsmen and lancers, battle from the rooftops of Frontierland buildings, and chase his opponents overboard from the Disneyland riverboat into the Anaheim, California, Friday, Nov. 27. A2 - Anaheim Gazette Strongarm Methods By Book Sellers A crew of 20 sales people representing a Michigan City, Indiana, publishing setup, last week obtained a license to canvass Anaheim homes. Two days later, the license was revoked — too many reports of "strongarm" methods. Householders complained that some of the salesmen utilized the old "stick the foot in the door" method to effect sales, as well as other unorthodox means. Police heard that they even threatened one of their own members, a girl native of Denmark. She was told that unless she made a requisite number of sales daily, she would be deported. $168,000 Factory The Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. has been issued a $168,000 permit to construct a new plant at 1301 W. Orangethrop Ave., Fullerton. Aeronutronic (Continued from Page One) Cape Canaveral, Fla., in support of two classified Air Force programs. "The future of Aeronautics's space technology operations is unlimited in an era devoted to the conquest of space," Dr. Johnson told the Anaheim Gazette this week; "some of the most advanced facilities in the country have been constructed by Aeronutronic to assist the members of space technology operations in meeting the rigorous schedules imposed by the race for space." Importance Stressed He said that the importance of these and other space programs to Orange County cannot be over-emphasized. "The attention they will bring to this area will further help establish Orange County as one of the major engineering and scientific centers of the nation," Dr. Johnson said. SPECIAL INVITATION PORTER HEAPS INFORMAL ORGAN CONCERT Listen to Ameri's Most Personable Organist. Porter will show how people with no musical experience can plays a tune the first time they try on the HAMMOND ORGAN He'll demonstrate the many fascinating kinds of music you can quickly learn to play. And show why the organ is more fun than any other musical instrument. NO ADMISSION CHARGE Bring the Whole Family and Friends! Write or Phone for FREE TICKETS! SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS CO. The action-shows will find Guy Williams as the black-masked "Zorro," matching his skill with the sword against a variety of opponents. Three times each day, "Zorro" will clash in duels with other skilled swordsmen and lancers, battle from the rooftops of Frontierland buildings, and chase his opponents overboard from the Disneyland riverboat into the Frontierland river. Also on hand for the action performances, three daily parades, and a once each day stage show in Frontierland's Magnolia park will be the hilarious Sgt. Garcia (Henry Calvin), "Zorro's" friend and companion Bernardo (Gene Sheldon) and Capt. Monastario (Britt Lomond). Gala Indian Show First parade and show Thursday through Sunday is scheduled at 12 noon. Disneyland visitors on each of the four days will receive autographed picture cards of Zorro, Garcia, and Bernardo. In addition to the "Zorro" shows on Thursday, Disneyland will stage a gala Indian show especially for guests who wish to enjoy Thanksgiving turkey dinner in a frontier-country atmosphere. An entire area of Frontierland bordering the river will be decorated as an Indian settlement, complete with teepees and 75 Indians who will perform traditional feast dances of 15 different tribes. Complete turkey dinners will be served Thursday from 12 noon to 5 p.m., with waitresses dressed in Pilgrim style. Entertainment will be continuous. A special holiday schedule will be in effect at Disneyland over the Thanksgiving holidays. The park will be open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursday and Sunday, and 10 a.m. to 12 midnight Friday and Saturday for the final "Date Nites" of the year. Await Christmas Parade Of course, the youngsters will be peering beyond Thanksgiving Day to next Monday when the traditional Santa Claus Parade ushering the Yule season, and under the auspices of the Downtown Retail Merchants Association, will be held on downtown streets, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. HAMMOND ORGAN He'll demonstrate the many fascinating kinds of music you can quickly learn to play. 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