anaheim-gazette 1960-01-22

42 - Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Calif., January 22, 1960) Got A 'Slam' Up Your Sleeve, Partner? Anaheim Park and Recreation department has the answer. New bridge classes for both beginners and intermediate players began the third week of January. Intermediate lessons will be under the direction of Mr. Robert Linn, one of Orange county's foremost bridge players and also the tournament coordinator for the Anaheim Industrial Bridge league. Beginners program will be guided by Russell Bonney and Charles Rowland and will present an excellent introduction to the popular pastime. Beginners classes will be held on Monday and Tuesday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Magnolia Recreation building, Magnolia and Greenleaf Sts., and on Tuesday mornings from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., at the Optimist clubhouse, 113 W. Chartres. Intermediate classes will be offered on Monday mornings from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Optimist clubhouse and on Wednesday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Magnolia Recreation building. The bridge lesson will run for eight weeks and a registration fee of $4.00 per person is required. Further information may be obtained at the Park and Recreation office, 309 S. Palm, KE 3-1321, extension 85 or 86. 1-Hour Forum Precede Council Meetings at B Buena Park city father going to make public meetings a real town hall The council, beginning Tuesday, will hold open hour from 7 to 8 p.m. for communications from local zens and will not take upular business until 8 p.m. This move, city official is to prevent keeping locals up too late hours-times as late as midnight cause they have business was not scheduled on the agenda. 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The council, beginning next Tuesday, will hold open the hour from 7 to 8 p.m. for oral communications from local citizens and will not take up regular business until 8 p.m. This move, city officials said, to prevent keeping local residents up too late hours—some times as late as midnight—because they have business which was not scheduled on the regular agenda. Murdoch Talk (Continued from Page One) ment program would hurt commitments already made to industries interested in locating in Anaheim. Taylor asked for a 60-day delay on the remainder of the bond issue. City council voted to delay decision on the bond issue until next Tuesday's meeting, giving Murdoch a chance to talk with the Chamber officials. EARLIER TAYLOR SAID it was the thinking of the business group that it would be better to spend $15,000 for a special election than jeopardize "the bond election by a hasty action." The bond issue is based on proposals by City Manager Keith Murdoch and would include such projects as public utilities, a park, city library, 'Stars in Their Eyes' On Tap for Children Special planetarium demonstration and programs are scheduled by Orange Coast college for elementary schools in Orange county under the direction of Barron Knechtel and James Pitton, OCC instructors. fire station, streets and a water reservoir. The official chamber resolution follows: "The Chamber of Commerce recommends to the city council that the bond issue not be placed on the April ballot, but be deferred to a later date, as there has been insufficient time allowed to obtain adequate facts for intelligent action (by the chamber of commerce) on the matter prior to Jan. 19 (Tuesday). Growth Will Responsibility "Let's look at the future. That was the challenge at the Anaheim Rotary T. H. Quayle, manager Nortronics division of M Corp. in a recent meeting. "We will experience a need for community-supported facilities way of churches, hospital health and recreation program declared Quayle. Noting that a substitution of the county's residency employed out of the co-ord this provides a lab attractive to further growth here. However, tioned against over-burden dustry already located here it comes to seeking su-community projects. "We run the risk of detering dustry from coming to the if we followed this route. He asserted that industry ord of participation in co-development shows a gentlingness to "pitch in a like Safeway for Meat we do makes Safeway Meats a better buy for you! Pork Loin Roast Eastern Grain-Fed Pork Brown Terms (Continued from Page upon development of sources without delay.) 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Quayle, manager of the Nortronics division of Northrop Corp. in a recent meeting. "We will experience a greater need for community-sponsored and supported facilities in the way of churches, hospitals and health and recreation programs," declared Quayle. Noting that a substantial portion of the county's residents are employed out of the county, he said this provides a labor force attractive to further industrial growth here. However, he cautioned against over-burdening industry already located here when it comes to seeking support to community projects. "We could run the risk of deterring new industry from coming to the county if we followed this route." He asserted that industry's record of participation in community development shows a genuine willingness to "pitch in and help. We are fortunate in having many industries here whose leaders and personnel gladly devote more than their share. I think this indicates a vigorous community-oriented spirit and represents an asset that few growth areas enjoy to the same extent." Quayle said that among the most important areas of concern are the long-range needs and the plans to support charitable institutions. "Let's not look only at the short run, nor be lulled into a 'taking-growth-for-granted' attitude," he asked. "We must look ahead three, five and ten years and more. It will take all the residents and industry we have today plus those who will be coming to put our community projects over." He urged that every civic minded citizen join in assuring that the obligation of community support is carried fairly by industry and residents. He said, "We will be better for it and most importantly so will Anaheim and Orange County." Brown Terms (Continued from Page One) upon development of its water sources without delay." BROWN SAID that Orange County Smog Station Described Orange County introduced its Architect Dork (Continued from Page One) ed for a $940,540 expansion of Dale junior high school and a $885,071 improvement to Walker junior high school. THE DISTRICT also has approved $379,865 for construction of science classrooms and cafeteria for Anaheim high school. Bids for construction of Tri-ident school will be received until 1 p.m., Feb. 4, and for work on Walker school until 1 p.m on Feb. 11. The district board of trustees has also approved a resolution for condemnation of property at Euclid and La Palma Aves, for another high school site. A 1960 recruiting campaign also was approved and Superintendent Paul Cook has reported the district will need about 130 new teachers this year. Vandals in Spree (Continued from Page One) open for viewing by prospective purchasers, and smeared walls with ink pencils and broke out 45 windows with air rifles. At the bus company police asserted the boys broke windows in 19 school buses parked there. POLICE SAID the parents of the youths will be held financially responsible for the damage. In the shoplifting operation, police said they have recovered $200 of the stolen merchandise which included a number of transistor Brown Terms (Continued from Page One) upon development of its water sources without delay." BROWN SAID that Orange county is one of the five fastest growing counties in the U.S. "Yours, however, is the only, with a significantly large population," he added. Before speaking at the Balboa Bay club chamber dinner, Gov. Brown met with the Orange County Press club in Anaheim and reiterated his statement that he is only a "favorite son" candidate in the forthcoming Democratic party presidential convention. "I have no intention of doing any more than staying right here in our state and doing my present job," Brown said. Brown outlined the most formidable governmental problems facing his administration as the improvement of state penal system, air pollution, a solution to the growing narcotics problem, reorganization of the state government and meeting the growing needs of education. DOG KNOWS "You shouldn't expect your dog to view life as you do," says an animal trainer. Nor, for that matter, should you expect another person to do so. County Smog Station Described Orange County introduced its new mobile air pollution monitoring station at a news conference Tuesday at the main County Courthouse. The mobile station, which is housed in a paneled truck, is designed to establish air pollution trends in previously uncharted areas of the county. It was designed and built by Beckman Instruments, Inc., of Fullerton, under a $48,000 contract. How the county intends to use the mobile station was told by County Supervisor William Phillips, chairman of the Orange County Air Pollution Control District; and William Fitchen, Orange County air pollution control district officer. No. 2 Farmer (Continued from Page One) improving methods of farming citrus, beans and avocados. The trio will join winners from other California counties Jan. 29 in a contest at the Disneyland hotel to select California's representative in a national contest to pick the nation's four outstanding young farmers. State Makes Payoff Orange County and its 21 incorporated communities have received $315,813.85 as the first installment of the 1959-60 year apportionment of state motor license fees. Anaheim's share is $38,579.89. The pursuit of wisdom has even more obstacles than the pursuit of happiness. ROADWISE! ROADWISE! PONTIAC-ONLY CAR WITH WIDE-TRACK WHEELS Wide-Track widens the stance, not the car. With the widest track of any car, Pontiac gives you better stability, less lean and sway, accurate control. SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER CASEY-BECKHAM PONTIAC 836 S. LOS ANGELES ST. — ANAHEIM PHONE KEVatone 3-8121