anaheim-gazette 1963-02-27

KE Legal Work Blowed by Detail Filing of condemnation proceedings against the Dyke Water Co. by the city of Anaheim will probably not take place earlier than next week. This was the prospect from the city attorney's office as the mass of data to be included in the filing was once again being verified. In general, acting city attorney John Dawson declared, the Dyke property sought by the city is the same as discussed before the Public Utilities Commission and the same as contemplated in the informal offer to purchase at a cost of $1.9 million. The commission hearings established certain perimeters for the acquisition and it is the Dyke property located within these perimeters that is being definitely identified in the new proceedings. The condemnation was directed by the Anaheim city council. The action came as a step toward "expediency" in the current negotiations between the city and Dyke company for the purchase of properties that will bring some 7,100 customers into the city water users fold. Military 'Day' At Orange Show To be March 17 SAN BERNARDINO — Thousands of war veterans plus military and civilian marching and musical units throughout Southern California are expected to participate in the annual American Legion Veterans and Armed Forces Day parade to be held in conjunction with the National Orange Show in San Bernardino March 14-24. Armed Forces Day has been set for Sunday, March 17, with the giant parade scheduled to move at 11:30 a.m., according to Hugo Wilde, general committee chairman and Fred Bostwick, entry chairman. The day also has been designated as Space Age Day in honor of the many space technology firms in the Inland Empire. NEW OFFICER—Marine Second Lieutenant Charles F. NEW OFFICER—Marine Second Lieutenant Charles F. Kintner, son of Floyd M. Kintner of 110 Agate Pl., Anaheim, was graduated recently from the Officers' Basic Course at Marine Corps Schools, Quantico, Va. The 26-week course consists of classes and the practical application of personnel administration, first aid, map reading, weapons and leadership techniques. In addition, the practical aspects of communications and employment of supporting weapons are applied. Armed Forces Day has been set for Sunday, March 17, with the giant parade scheduled to move at 11:30 a.m., according to Hugo Wilde, general committee chairman and Fred Bostwick, entry chairman. The day also has been designated as Space Age Day in honor of the many space technology firms in the Inland Empire. Competition is divided into six classifications: bands, drum and bugle corps, drill teams and marching units for military organizations; drum and bugle corps for civilian adults and juniors; color guards for civilian adults and juniors; civilian bands for adults, junior organizations which are sponsored; college, high school and military academies; drill teams for senior civilians and juniors plus connected bands and majorette groups with bands in senior and junior units. Long Beach Plans Diamond Jubilee The City of Long Beach will mark its 75th birthday with an array of Diamond Jubilee events: staged in three 25-year episodes, under the direction of the Recreation Department; Pioneer Day will honor founder families with a huge parade and community square dance in the Long Beach Arena; Military Day will feature another parade and open house at area bases; Business and Industry Day with a week long exhibition of Long Beach-made products that will highlight industrial progress; Faith of Our Father's Day will have a community-wide vesper service in Municipal Auditorium; Education Day will feature special Jubilee events at schools; Probably there will be a Governors' Days to entertain Governors from several states; There will be a Jubilee Grand Ball; A Jubilee Musical Spectacular with story-line and production numbers tied to the growth of Long Beach will be choreographed by Mr. same time Bill Boyd, who for five years has directed publicity and public relations for the Chamber of Commerce, was named Jubilee Manager. Plans for the observance, and numerous auxiliary events with a strong Jubilee flavor, including the Miss International Beauty Pageant in August, was announced by Al Code, president of the Jubilee board. The organization is outgrowth of a committee established in 1962 by the city council and chamber to consider what form the celebration should take. A special division of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce was set up to do the job. Code, general manager of Southern California Edison Co., Long Beach district, said a Jubilee Board, composed of 40 prominent local citizens, is heading the arrangements. Harry Buffum, chairman of the board of Buffum's is chairman of the Jubilee Board and Harry Krusz, executive vice president of the Chamber of Commerce. Pasquale "Pat" Scalera has tossed in his hat in the ring as new candidate for the trustee vacancy in the Anaheim Union High School District. His is the third name on the rolls for the April election, two incumbents, Roy Martin and Dr. Kenneth Heulen having already filed to replace themselves. The third vacancy exists due to the resignation of Donald Langso some months ago. Scalera, a pharmacist, lives at 809 Wayside St., in Anaheim with his wife Helen. They have three children. In talking with the GAZETTE about his candidacy, Scalera voiced a conservative opinion on measures he considered important. Imperial Theater Doubles Plan Corporate expansion activities of Imperial Thermal Systems, Inc. a leading supplier of special temperature detection products and temperature control and instruction systems have been completed as the result of a new 12,000 square foot addition to the existing engineering and production facility at Buena Park, cording to an announcement to day by Floyd Clark, ITS president. Faith of Our Father's Day will have a community-wide vesper service in Municipal Auditorium; Education Day will feature special Jubilee events at schools; Probably there will be a Governors' Days to entertain Governors from several states; There will be a Jubilee Grand Ball; A Jubilee Musical Spectacular with story-line and production numbers tied to the growth of Long Beach will be staged in Municipal Auditorium. This is the broad program announced by Long Beach Diamond Jubilee, Inc., as it launched plans for a city-wide celebration. At the A special division of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce was set up to do the job. Code, general manager of Southern California Edison Co., Long Beach district, said a Jubilee Board, composed of 40 prominent local citizens, is heading the arrangements. Harry Buffum, chairman of the board of Buffum, is chairman of the Jubilee Board and Harry Krusz, executive vice president of the Chamber of Commerce, is secretary - treasurer. Events will climax during Jubilee in October when a concentrated program of events will be produced; many preliminary events are being planned. Jumbos to Race At Los Alamitos "We have one of the fastest tracks in the world, but after the elephant race it will probably be the slowest," Clif McAfee, publicity director for Los Alamitos Race Track, said recently at a press conference held by the Orange State College Elephant Racing Club. Los Alamitos Race Track, which is normally restricted to horses, is the probable site of the second intercollegiate elephant race being held on May 10, the Day of the Titan. Newspaper, magazine, radio and television representatives attended the official conference. Greeting the visitors were Ben Wade ERC president from Fulton Raynolds Johnson, OSC public relations director, and two baby elephants from Jungleland. Acquired as hosts and hostesses were members of the Oricles, a college service organization, and student body coeds selected by the Oricles. Coffee and rolls were served prior to the showing of a motion picture of last year's world famous "pachaderby." Although approved by College faculty and administration, Ernest A. Becker, OSC dean of students, pointed out certain provisions which will have to be met before a second race can be held. These included putting the race on a paying basis and solving the problems of crowd and elephant control. The second elephant race, sponsored by ERC to raise "Dollars for Scholars" or to help finance the future Student Union, will again include entries from rival colleges and universities around the world. CREED TO WORK BY can think of no better edicomment this week than is used in a policy statement out by the California NewsPublisher Association as a of a follow-up to the San isco convention. The GAS, long a member of the asson, has already emphasized some position. But, it is well reading public once again rize themselves with these acts which responsible newsascribe to so sincerely. Association statement folls its entirety: member of the 75-year-old California Newspaper Publishers Association, this newspaper is to publish below the official ent of policy of the associA resolution at the recent San Francisco convention reafthis statement, and the eds of member daily and newspapers rededicated selves and their staff memthe principles outlined in STATEMENT OF POLICY The California Newspaper Publishers Association recognizes the implied trust imposed on newspapers in the dissemination of public information. It stands for truth, fairness, accuracy and decency in the presentation of news as set forth in the Canons of Journalism. It advocates strict ethical standards in its advertising columns. It opposes the publication of propaganda under the guise of news. It affirms the obligation of a newspaper to frank, honest and fearless editorial expression. It respects equality of opinion and the right of every individual to participate in the Constitutional guarantee of Freedom of the Press. It believes in the newspaper as a vital medium for civic, economic, social and cultural community development and progress. FIVE ARMY MISSILES SOLDIERS The history of modern missiles — from 13th century "arrows of flying fire" to today's space vehicles — will be shown to Southern California residents visiting the National Orange Show, March 14-24, in San Bernardino. Five actual missiles from the Army family of defense weapons accent the interesting and educational display. Visitors to the exhibit will have an opportunity to inspect the missiles at close range, seeing weapons that run the gamut from shoulder-fired rocket (REDEYE) and deadly tank-killer (SS-11), to close combat support on the battlefield (LITTLE JOHN and LA-CROSSE) and portable antiaircraft defense (HAWK). Another highlight of the display is an electronic defense map of the United States, showing how American missiles can track, intercept and destroy any invading enemy aircraft. One section of the display traces rocketry from the time — in 1232 AD — the Chinese defeated a Mongol horde with history's first "arrows of flying fire," to today's TRUSTEE CANDIDATE ... Seeking Vacancy On District Board Scalera Scalera Seeks Trustee at in AUHS District Election Scalera "Pat" Scalera has in his hat in the ring as a candidate for the trustee vaccation on the Anaheim Union High District. His is the third on the rolls for the April 16 on, two incumbents, Royal and Dr. Kenneth Heuler already filed to replace relves. Third vacancy exists due to designation of Donald Langson months ago. Talking with the GAZETTE his candidacy, Scalera a conservative opinion on res he considered important for education today. His campaign platform, he declared, is as follows: "Tax supported schools should develop in the student an appreciation of the greatness of our country, its constitution and history. "The tax supported schools belong to the people of the community supporting them and to the parents of the children who attend them. "Competition is a fundamental part of education, since it is a vital part of our American way of life." "Academic achievement must be encouraged and more stress placed on solid basic subjects such as English, math, science, history and foreign languages." Imperial Thermal Systems ubles Plant Capacities orate expansion activities of Imperial Thermal Systems, Inc., being supplier of special temre detection products and mature control and instruction systems have been detected as the result of a new square foot addition to the ug engineering and productivity at Buena Park, acg to an announcement toFloyd Clark, ITS president. 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