anaheim-gazette 1963-07-18

Established in 1870 ANAHEIM Orange County's Oldest Newspaper GAZETTE Thursday, July 18, 1965 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA The Anaheim Gazette—3 EDITORIAL Need for Bonds Is Established For the past several weeks the Gazette has brought to you the expert opinions of individuals intimately associated with a major item to be anticipated on the city bond election ballot this fall. This was planned, with the whole-hearted cooperation of the city government, in order that the voters of Anaheim could study the bond proposals in detail and obtain a good working knowledge of just what they were being asked to vote upon. Bond issues, we have found through long experience, are too often decided by an electorate woefully ignorant of the proposal. The proposals this fall are all important to Anaheim in one way or another and they should be determined with the forethought they deserve, not by the influence of some catch phrase at the last days before voting. The major items which have been discussed during the past six weeks are: 4.9 millions for water improvements to include a reservoir and distribution lines as developed in the article by Superintendent Gus Lenain; 1.5 millions for three substations and a utility yard for the light and power services of the city as outlined by Superintendent Max Moody; $3 millions for a needed city hall to be located at Broadway and Harbor as illuminated by an article by Mayor Rex Coons; $2.5 millions for storm drains government must ask of the an increase in tools and capacities if it is to be efficient adequate in its response needs of those it serves justifications for the items budget have been, we can properly spelled out in the prepared by the city officials concerned. These are the reasons for support of the bond issue the basis for our conclusion. We urged the publication articles at this time so that of the major issues could be quantely covered before the issue was finalized. The city act by July 23 to formalize content of the election and there was to be any great sition or doubt arise on the proposals it would be with the city officials to know o before July 23, rather than have an issue in the list for tion on October 8 that would cause of its unpopularity, jerize the others. There has arisen only one Need Drapes? A 5 Minute Phone Call Can Save You PLENTY! IF YOU ARE in the market for new draperies, by all means talk with us before you buy. FIRST, we have the largest selection in Orange County. If you can't find it here, you'll probably have to fight the traffic to L.A., and back, and even then be disappointed! SECONDLY, with any drapery purchase, regardless of price, we install Custom Cut, Heavy-Duty, Ball Bearing Drapery Rods absolutely FREE! And they are guaranteed for 10 years! LASTLY, during our 5th Anniversary Sale, you can buy fine drapery fabrics that regularly sell up to $4.98 a yard for only $1.99 a yard! CALL US TODAY. 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We are in favor of all of the issues proposed and believe they should all be approved. The basic reasons for such a decision are these. Anaheim has already chosen to by a community governed by a city government. This government, the people determined, shall be responsible for carrying out certain functions. To effectively carry out these functions the Thanks, For The M We would be sadly remiss if we departed the editorial scene without bowing in acknowledgment to all of those individuals in Anaheim we have come to know and enjoy. The work of a newspaperman is filled with experiences with individuals, varying from the ludicrous to the sublime, but all stimulating. In our first editorial in the Gazette we emphasized our abid ing interest in the individual spoke then that our policy "not to be so engrossed with the larger events that we neglect the most important gradient of the community: individual." We hope always be able, as Paul wrote to Romans, to rejoice with the who rejoice and weep with the who are weeping. We feel we have had this pr Colonist New Bank Manager Neil Iven, formerly assistant manager, Buena Park branch, has been appointed manager of Security First National Bank in Iowa. He graduated from Mary's High School, Medford Oregon, and attended Southern College. TOWN DRAPERY CENTER TELEPHONE Call PR. 4-8319 Now! or KI 3-8121 215 W. Lincoln, Anaheim Directly Across Street From S.Q.R. Colonist New Neil Iven, formerly assistant manager, Buena Park branch, has been appointed manager of Security First National Bank's new 17th & Tustin branch, which opened yesterday in Santa Ana. Iven, who lives at 1771 Siva Avenue, Anaheim, hails from Okla. FRANK CURRAN LUMBER ½ Block North of Chevrolet Garage KE 8-2317 OPEN SATURDAY 8—12 PITTSBURGH REDWOOD STAIN 1.59 gal. FINISHING MATERIAL PITTSBURGH TUSCAR REDWOOD STAIN SANTA ANA YARD OPEN UNTIL 5 P.M. 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The city must by July 23 to formalize the tent of the election and if he was to be any great opposition or doubt arise on any of proposals it would be wise for city officials to know of this mere July 23, rather than to an issue in the list for election October 8 that would, because of its unpopularity, jeopardize the others. The Memories' Interest in the individual. We then that our policy was to be so engrossed with larger events that we shall the most important interest of the community: the usual." We hope always to be as Paul wrote to the us, to rejoice with those rejoice and weep with those are weeping. We have had this privilege will "get it all back." This is not an adequate, nor proper justification. The only justification, and the one we have already iterated as a basis for our own approval, is that the citizens of Anaheim have long ago voted to have such a socialistic venture and now must, in all honesty, vote the means for their effective functioning. Cyclists to Race It'll be West vs. East Saturday night at Aseot Park, Gardena, when the swiftest motorcycle racers of the country rub headlebars in J. C. Agajanian's fifth annual 8-mile championship of the American Motorcycle Association. Qualifying time trials for pert and Amateur riders are ed Friday night along with aplete program for Novice riders. Ronnie Rall of Mansfield winner of the 15-mile and national races at Pittsburg and Columbus, Ohio, will lead the invading ride. Book Manager He graduated from St. High School, Medford, and attended Southern lieutenant. Iven has been with the Buena Park branch since 1960 and prior to that worked for a Los Angeles-based financial institution for 12 K Manager He graduated from St. High School, Medford, and attended Southern College and Loyola Unig World War II he served U. S. Air Force, being dislived with the rank of first lieutenant. 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A special rack arrangement Lewis, Dare List Future Show Program Coincident with the opening tonight of "South Pacific," starring Janet Blair and Richard Eastham at Melodyland Theatre in Anaheim, producers Sammy Lewis and Danny Dare have announced the second five attractions in their current 10 show-20 week summer season. Consistent with Melodyland Theatre's operations policy, the quintet of stage presentations are all Broadway hits starring top names in the entertainment field. They are Anna Maria Alberghetti in "The Firefly," opening Sept. 10; Betty Grable and Hugh O'Brien in "Guys and Dolls," opening Sept. 24; Dennis Day in "Brigadoon," opening Oct. 8; Bert Parks in "The Music Man," open- Cox to Take Vows Frater Larry Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Bruce Cox, 1935 W. Elm Place, will take vows of Poverty, Chastity and Obedience as a member of the Redemptorist Congregation on Aug. 2, at De Soto, Mo. Two other sons, David and Brian will be present along with Cox's parents for the ceremony. ing Oct. 22; and the smash Brothers and Hammerstein will "Flower Drum Song," set for November 5 opening. Each Melodyland Theatre production runs two weeks. Following the current "South Pacific" which closes on July 28, Jane Powell in "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," opens July 30, Ginger MacKenzie in "Gypsy," is scheduled to open Aug. 13 and on Aug. 27, George Gobel opens in "Bye Bye Birdie." Elaine Dunn is starred in this attraction. Coast Guard Honors Given Two Coast Guard Reservists last week received "Enlisted - Man - Of - The - Year" awards from Coast Guard Chapter 43, Reserve Officers Association of the United States. Thurman T. Taylor, chapter president, of 1708 E. Elm Street, Anahim, made the presentations at the Naval and Marine Corps Training Centers in Los Angeles and Santa Monica. Two awards were made because of a voting tie between top candidates Leroy E. 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