anaheim-gazette 1960-06-16

Anaheim Gazette-B3 (Anaheim, Thursday, June 16, 1950) LOOK! MODERN You Can Have a L. A. Chamber Will Not Oppose MWD Status For Orange County, Phillips Says Supervisor William J. Phillips announced that he received from the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce the assurance they would offer no objection to Orange County's bid for separate metropolitan area status. The following is a recommendation passed by the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors of Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce approved the following, "Should Orange County qualify in accordance with present criteria for the establishment of a Standard Statistical Metropolitan Area as defined by the U.S. Bureau of the Budget, the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce would offer no objections to Orange County's bid for metropolitan area status." PHILLIPS STATED that he had asked the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce to qualify the position concerning Orange County's separate Metropolitan Area status. The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce Research Department, in their investigation, sented the following background material to their Board in junction with their recommendations. "Orange County has for a number of years aggressively sought Metropolitan Area status comparable to that of the Metropolis." merce the assurance they would offer no objection to Orange County's bid for separate metropolitan area status. The following is a recommendation passed by the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors of Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce establishment of a Standard Statistical Metropolitan Area as defined by the U.S. Bureau of the Budget, the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce would offer no objections to Orange County's bid for metropolitan area status. PHILLIPS STATED that he FREE Wash HERE'S THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN! For every 2 washer loads you pay for at the regular price, we'll give you one FREE — from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM on each each Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the month of May. 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TUNGBLUT, Preston SEE THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS MODERN HOME ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN BOTTS NURSERY BUNGALOW ELECTRIC SUPPLIES Use MWD Phillips Says asked the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce to qualify their loan concerning Orange County separate Metropolitan Area. The Los Angeles Chamber Commerce Research Department in their investigation, predeed the following background trial to their Board in connection with their recommendation. Orange County has for a number of years aggressively sought Metropolitan Area status comparable to that of the Metropolitan Santa Ana College Hosts Banquet for Outstanding Men Responsible young people have the opportunity to provide the moral stamina and mental courage to offset the "rebellion against constituted authority" so prevalent in this country, Santa Ana Police Chief Edward J. Allen emphasized in his keynote talk for the Men of the Year banquet of Santa Ana College at the Cape Cod House in Garden Grove. The Associated Men Students at SAC honored 29 outstanding men campus leaders and student presidents from surrounding high schools. "It is destructive to attempt to More Optimistic Outlook in Area Following Special Witness Since the startling announcement of Simon H. Rifkind, special master for the U.S. Supreme Court, that California was about to lose much of her precious water to Arionza, the Southland is gradually regaining her confidence that reasonable hope lies ahead. On the heels of this announcement, Anaheim business, industrial leaders and city officials returned from a three day tour of the Metropolitan Water District facilities at Parker Dam with a confident outlook for the next several years but when Master Rifkind on the distribution of water between Arizona, Nevada and fornia, deprived the Southland nearly one million acre feet water a year from the Co River. Without the Rifkind ruling, MWD claims it will meet the growing population by and other sources will then be used to supply future creases. This means, MWD cials say, that those sources have to be found now and ready to operate within 10 Orange County has for a number of years aggressively sought Metropolitan Area status compared to that of the Metropolitan of Los Angeles. Integration of the basic criteria for the Metropolitan area, status and benefit of its proximity to, and its economic integration with, Los Angeles, the Census Bureau has granted Orange County metropolitan area status. From time to time rules of nomenclature andaria have been changed to perdeletions and additions to metropolitan areas." The earnest desire of Or-County to be a standard Metropolitan area separate from Angeles, and Orange County requested that the Los Ange-Chamber of Commerce ap-peal its request. THE PAST we supported herfield in its request for met-titan area status, and we did be fostering good relations between Los Angeles and Orange City by offering no objections Orange County's request, did it qualify in accordance with present criteria for the establishment of metropolitan area." Phillips further stated that this would remove any suspicions or tests of individuals in Orange City who felt that Los Angeles member of Commerce and Los Angeles would oppose separate Metropolitan area status for Or-County. We have already read support from the Los An- Chamber of Commerce in Orange County's endeavor to be part of the Los Angeles, Beach, Orange County'Met-titan Area for equality and cognition for the period prior to qualifying for the Jackpot—own separate Metropolitan Status!! prevalent in this country, Santa Ana Police Chief Edward J. Allen emphasized in his keynote talk for the Men of the Year banquet of Santa Ana College at the Cape Cod House in Garden Grove. The Associated Men Students at SAC honored 29 outstanding men campus leaders and student presidents from surrounding high schools. "It is destructive to attempt to thwart constituted authority, yet there seems a reluctance on the part of responsible people to react to force and violence... the country has never needed moral stamina and mental courage as it does today. Young people should remember it is better to be a good man than a powerful or wealthy man," Allen declared. High school presidents feted included Robert McClandless, Anaheim, and Frank Ramsey, Western. Nature's Wonderland Slated For Opening At Famed Disneyland The newest Disneyland addition, Nature's Wonderland, opens to the public on June 12, and has already been dubbed another Walt Disney spectacular. In the seven acre wilderness some 200 animals, birds and reptiles will put on a show. Beavers build dams, plug leaks and swim in and out of their houses, slap their tails in the water as a danger warning. Bears fish for their supper in Bear River, chase and grasp fish as they leap from the water. Elk stags lock antlers in battle with realistic charges. Howling coyotes, menacing mountain lions and bobcats, peccary, pronghorn antelope, vultures, deer and sidewinders will emote with raccoons, marmots, fox, skunks, rabbits, ravens, hawks, eagles, bull frogs and an assortment of wildlife. Each "animal" is said to be made from actual hair and hide of the living creature it represents. Viewers will ride through the Natureland on the old mine train or, for a more realistic approach, on pack mules. RIFKIND'S SPLIT DECISION ARCADIA 102 GLASS SLIDING DOORS & SCREEN Installation 6' $235 8' $265 10' $295 12' $345 CALL JACK LA 2-4869 BUNGALOW Electric Shop 613 S. Los Angeles St. Phone KEystone 5-3512 Open Mon. thru Thurs. Friday 'til 9 P.M. Sat. 8 A.M.'til 5 P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M.'til 2 P.M. 8 M.'til 5 P.M. 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OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M.'til 2 P.M. 8 M.'til 5 P.M. ?? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA (out of state credit welcome) FULLERTON HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. Sun. 1 to 6 BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN ANAHEIM KE 5-5450 "OUR BUSINESS IS GROWING" Member California Association of Nurserymen ALL TYPES OF AWNINGS & PATIO COVERS ALUMINUM & FIBERGLASS "Tailored In Our Shops to Fit Orange County Needs" FIBERGLASS 8x10 Patio Cover $99 DO IT YOURSELF SINCE 1950 THE Sun-Lite CO. PATHOS - WINDOWS 1623 W. LINCOLN KE 5-1805 If No Answer Call LA 6-3788 ANAHEIM ERTISERS FOR ALL YOUR HOME NEEDS SAVINGS & LOAN CASTLE FURNITURE ERY S Q R ELECTRIC SUPPLY SUN-LITE COMPANY The Outlook Returns To Special Water Ruling the distribution of water between Arizona, Nevada and California, deprived the Southland of nearly one million acre feet of water a year from the Colorado river. Without the Rifkind ruling, the MWD claims it will meet the peak growing population by 1970, and other sources will then have to be used to supply future increases. This means, MWD officials say, that those sources will have to be found now and be ready to operate within 10 years. able to the district and it may be several years before the new ruling can be placed into effect. V CHARLES A. PEARSON, new MWD board member, said there is no cause for immediate alarm but also stressed that this is not the time to sit back and wait for something to happen. In referring to the Colorado insure passage of the $1.75 billion River Aqueduct system which is not subsidized in any manner by the Federal government, Pearson said, "We are paying our height for water and shouldn't be expected to have to pay for Arlozna, too." Many feel this water crisis will State Water Program (Feather River Project) that goes to the voters in November. MWD also held completion ceremonies for the aqueduct at the foot of Mt. San Jacinto in Riverside County, giving the district the ultimate capacity to deliver 1,212,000 acre feet of water annually or one billion gallons of water a day. Without the Rifkind ruling, the MWD claims it will meet the peak growing population by 1970, and other sources will then have to be used to supply future increases. This means, MWD officials say, that those sources will have to be found now and be ready to operate within 10 years. Robert B. Diemer, MWD general manager and chief engineer, said there is no immediate danger light of the actual water avail- CHARLES A. PEARSON, new MWD board member, said there is no cause for immediate alarm but also stressed that this is not the time to sit back and wait for something to happen. 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