anaheim-gazette 1964-02-06

County Buys Vote Tally System Orange County will abandon the marathon vote-counting sessions by some 10,000 precinct workers in the November general election. The board of supervisors Tuesday voted to acquire two Coleman Vote Tally Systems under a $1.6 million lease-option purchase plan. Coleman won out over a rival bidder,伏tronics, when supervisors noted that Coleman had been tested in an actual election and its system is superior for a densely-populated county such as Orange. The system counts standard paper ballots at the rate of an entire precinct every 45 seconds by scanning them with a series of photo-electric cells. It requires six persons to operate each unit. Coleman representatives said. Operators need very little training, they declared. So many safeguards are built into the system it is virtually impossible to operate it incorrectly. Kern County first used the system on a trial basis. Kern since has purchased the system. So has Cincinnati, O. Goneau Named ST. PAUL, Minn. — L. T. Goneau of Anaheim, local sales representative for the advertising specialty firm of Brown & Bigelow, has been named to the Executive Sales Club, top-rated sales group composed of the company's most successful representatives. MORE ABOUT Insurance (Continued from Page 1) which provides financial protection to the policyholder if he is against a financially irresponsible motorist, will be increased a dollar a year. On a statewide basis, only Oakland Suburban (up 18.5 percent) and Marin County (up dino and Laguna Beach with their daughter, while her husband was overseas as a war correspondent and United Press vice-president and general European manager. Mrs. Pinkley returned to London in August 1945 and the family resided there until May 1948, when they moved to Arcadia, Calif., and Mr. Pinkley became the founding editor and publisher of the Los Angeles Mirror. Palm Desert Residence In 1958 the Pinkleys moved to Palm Desert after he became So.Counties Lists 25,600 New Meters Southern Counties Gas Co. expects to connect nearly 25,600 new meters to the lines of its Orange County division in 1964, thus continuing the pattern of steady growth in the area, according to Justin M. Kennedy, gas company division manager. To service customers in the area, Southern Counties has set a budget of $5,808 million for new facilities in the division during the coming year, Kennedy added. Largest item in the Orange County division 1964 budget is $5,087 million for connecting and servicing new customers in this area. Another major item in the local budget is $657,000 for main and service line replacements, Kennedy said. Insurance (Continued from Page 1) which provides financial protection to the policyholder if he is against a financially irresponsible motorist, will be increased a dollar a year. On a statewide basis, only Oakland Suburban (up 18.5 per cent) and Marin County (up 17.2 per cent) were earmarked for larger increases than was Orange County. Said Orange insurance agent Armand (Hank) Durante, president of the Insurance Agents Association of Orange County: "It's quite obvious that with the influx of people, the development of our highways and safety programs haven't been able to keep up with the population. "Metropolitan areas pay higher rates, and we have ceased to be a rural area." Insurance companies try to write from across - the - board samplings, said Durante, and the new rates reflect what the companies paid out during the last three to five years. "The insurance premium dollar pays for lots of things," said Durante. "Car repairs, doctor, hospital, attorneys, higher jury awards. All these trends have been inflationary." "These latest increases," said Durante pointedly, "follow previous increases six weeks ago by the largest direct-writing company (State Farm) in this area." Credit Dentists • COMPLETE & MODERN DENTAL SERVICE • DENTURES MADE IN OUR OWN LABRATORY • EXTRACTIONS MADE UNDER SODIUM PENTOTHAL • WE Honor All Union Dental Forms, OAS, Pensioners & Union Members Invited and Bankamericard. • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY REASONABLE FEES — CREDIT TERMS 922 S. EUCLID - ANAHEIM (Corner of Ball & Euclid) PHONE NOW 776-7015 HOURS: 9:00 to 6:00 Open Monday Thru Saturday SYSTEM million lease-option purnion won out over a rival ofotronics, when superrated that Coleman had in an actual election system is superior for a populated county such as county counts standard slots at the rate of an incinct every 45 seconds giving them with a series electric cells. six persons to operunit, Coleman represaid. Operators need training, they demany safeguards are the system it is virtualible to operate it incounty first used the systrial basis. Kern since based the system. So mati, O. AU Named AUL, Minn. — L. T. of Anaheim, local sales ative for the advertisalty firm of Brown & has been named to Executive Sales Club, topes group composed of company's most successful artives. HERE'S HOW IT WORKS — Coleman Electronic Systems employee Al Olson (left) explains Vote Tally System to Oregon Secretary of STATE HOWELL APPLING JR. (center) as Ted Coleman, firm president, watches. Appling said Oregon in contemplating use of the machines. DEN TO GETTY Variety of Experts Due In Series values and values of big are examined by four own critics of the soin University Extenthe Anaheim High School at 8 p.m. on four Wednesday evennings, Feb. 12, March 11, April 8, and May 6. the 1960's must ultimately accept if our free enterprise econoomy is to survive and prosper. In the following program. top management. J. Paul Getty, millionaire a 23, now billionaire, presents tha final program, GALLANT IN Variety of Experts Due In Series es and values of big are examined by four own critics of the so in University Exten- executive Profile lecture spring. Golden, Shepherd Mead, Hawley, and J. Paul representing a broad of opinion, discuss the responsibilities of bus a free enterprise titles PROFILE OF BUSNESS, is presented at the Anaheim High School at 8 p.m. on four Wednesday evenings, Feb. 12, March 11, April 8, and May 6. Opening the series, Harry Golden, one of the most respected commentators in America and successful businessman in his own right, speaks on THE FOR-GOTTEN PIONEER. His presentation is an appealing combination of homespun philosophy, observation of business and social values, and a discussion of responsibilities which he feels leading business executives of the 1960's must ultimately accept if our free enterprise economy is to survive and prosper. In the following program, Shepherd Mead, "dogged" by success and author of HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING, gives "an advanced course" on that topic. The third lecture, DILEMMA AT THE TOP, novelist and business executive, Cameron Hawley, a perceptive critic of industrial society, directs attention at top management. J. Paul Getty, millionaire at 23, now billionaire, presents the final program, GALLANT IN SIGHTS AND BLUNDERS. Interwoven is the story of his own successes and failures. Series tickets are $10 and may be obtained through the University of California Extension office at the Buena Park High School Tenth and Magnolia, Buena Park. A special rate of $8 per person is available for groups of 25 or more. The telephone in Lambert 6-3397. it's a small world a small world...when your view of it is only 48 inches high! The trail of a child’s day in our town takes him to the school bus a block away, to the halls and classrooms and playsounds of school, past the fire station for a curious look at the new engine and home in. What a child sees from his 48 inch vantage point creates enduring impressions. matter what you may tell him about the nature of the world he is to grow up in, the stronger influence is what he sees and experiences right now. Is his small world crowded, friendly, dangerous? Take a good look at it through his eyes. The major part of his is spent in school. It follows then that adequate school facilities are second in imporce only to his home life. Californians are proud of their schools. Most school systems take good use of sound financing with municipal bonds to expand and improve facilities to the growing student population. Municipal bonds protect taxpayers in important news. They spread the cost over long periods to keep tax rates reasonable. They hold own interest rates through competitive bidding to get the lowest rates available at the ease. Bank of America and its associated dealers are an important source of funds for schools and classrooms needed-for growing California communities. MUNICIPAL BOND DEPARTMENT BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION SAN FRANCISCO • LOS ANGELES High School Coaches Get Directors' Posts Two top Anaheim Union High School District coaches will take over athletic directorships in the district next fall as a result of a series of promotions to new administrative positions in the district. The coaches are Don Lent, Magnolia's varsity football coach, and Don Liebhart, Anaheim high school basketball coach. Liebhart will start athletics at the new John F. Kennedy High School. Lent will remain at Magnolia, replacing Floyd R. Ross, who will become vice principal at Loara. Appointments announced earlier include Kenneth B. MacPherson, Walker Junior High School principal, who will become Kennedy's first principal, and Anaheim's Vice Principal James E. McNamara, who will replace MacPherson. Other assignments include William R. Small, Ball Junior High School vice principal, to principal at La Palma Junior High School; Robert D. Mohr, attendance counselor at Anaheim High School, to vice principal at Anaheim High School; Wilbur D. Weaton, vice principal at Brookhurst Junior High School, to vice principal at John F. Kennedy High School. In addition are: Erland D. Eberhard, counselor at Dale Junior High School, to vice principal at Ball Junior High School; T. V. Kenaley, counselor at Ball Junior High School, to vice principal at Dale Junior High School. Also William B. Pittman and Mrs. Henrietta L. Fassler to vice principal roles at La Palma Junior High School. Vice principal jobs at South Junior High School went to Roy Taketa and Mrs. Pauline M. Scott. 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