anaheim-gazette 1964-02-13

2—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, February 13, 1964 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Countywide Democratic Convention Planned Here A grass roots model of a national Democratic Party convention will be held March 8 in the Disneyland Hotel here by an estimated 600 delegates from 24 Democratic Clubs in Orange County. Their purpose will be to endorse and pledge support to their choice of candidates for the 34th U.S. Congressional District, the State Senate from Orange County and the 69th and 70th State Assembly Districts. Sponsored by the Orange County Council of Democratic Clubs, the convention committee has as its co-chairmen James Jackson, 700 S. Shore Dr., Seal Beach, 34th Cong. Disrict director; and Leiv H. Blad, Orange County Council chairman, 13422 Ashwood, Garden Grove. In issuing the announcement of the convention, Jackson said it will climax the year-around efforts by Democrats in every community of the county to ensure good government. Jackson said that delegates from clubs in the 35th Cong. Dist. area of Orange County will join with delegates from the 34th Cong. Dist. for endorsement of a candidate for State Senator from Orange County (35th Senatorial Dist.). Grade School Pupils to Aid City Fathers Name Parks Anaheim grade school pupils may tell City Council what they would like their parks named, John J. Collier, Anaheim Park and Recreation Department director has announced. Each of the three elementary school districts in Anaheim, Collier said, will ask pupils to make suggestions on what they would call four unnamed parks. The suggestion forms will be forwarded to the Council, which will then make the final decision. The only requirement, as laid down by established city policy, Collier said, is that the names must be in honor of some historical-person, place, or event in the founding of Anaheim. The four parks to be named are presently identified by the street locations or adjacency to a school. They are at Crescent and Gilbert, next to Gauk School; at Vermont and St. College, next to Roosevelt School; just south of Nutwood and Ball; and at the corner Sunkist and Underhill next to Sunkist School. The suggested name and supporting statements on why pupil thinks it is a good name will be channeled to the Council by the Anaheim and Magnolia school districts and possibly Savanna. SUCCESSFUL FUND DRIVE, VAST NEW FACILITY ‘Report to the Public’ Marks Obstacle Some 13,257 Cubs, Scouts, and Explorers and 4,500 leaders of Orange County’s 393 scouting units are heading for “the greatest scouting year in county history” as they observe National Boy Scout Week. It will add up to vast new facilities this year. These range from improved water systems for Scouting at Camp Rokili near Redlands, to the magic of sailing 80 boats at the Sea Scout Base, or the adventure of camp-tional Boy Scout Week in Orange County we are grateful and proud; grateful to the many people who have given funds help offer the best scouting program anywhere, and proud have some of the finest scouts SUCCESSFUL FUND DRIVE, VAST NEW FACILITY 'Report to the Public' Marks Obtained Some 13,257 Cubs, Scouts, and Explorers and 4,500 leaders of Orange County's 393 scouting units are heading for "the greatest scouting year in county history" as they observe National Boy Scout Week. Following a highly successful fund drive which has now pushed over $700,000 in funds for better scouting, this year's Scout Week in the Orange Empire Council is focusing on a "report-to-the-public" on great strides made possible by last year's public donated funds. It will add up to vast new facilities this year. These range from improved water systems for Scouting at Camp Rokili near Redlands, to the magic of sailing 80 boats at the Sea Scout Base, or the adventure of camping at the new 280-acre "Lost Valley" scout grounds near Warner Hot Springs, to be the best of its kind in the nation. Grateful and Proud" Richard H. Kendall, O.D., Santa Ana, newly-installed president of Orange Empire Council said: "As we observe Na-tional Boy Scout Week in Orange County we are grateful and proud; grateful to the many people who have given funds help offer the best scouting program anywhere, and proud to have some of the finest scout units in the world to whom it offers it." E. C. (Al) Missildine, San-Ana, general campaign chairman for the $698,304 Scout Fund drive last year, this week ported success in going over quota — and progress on action in five separate finance programs. Top officials of the Orange Empire Council pointed to "action in building" as top ther for this week's observance of National Scout Week. New Facilities These included a newly re-builtated water supply system ready in operation at Orange Empire Council's Camp Rock near Redlands for $6000; — New sea walls, docks, buildings, new boats are in eration already at the Newp Beach Sea Base where 500 bore in sea scouting operate. 80 bore including three 45-foot diesel converted Air Rescue Navy boats for $11,000; — A new Orange County Scouting Service Center has already been started for county scouting services headquartered to be located at Sunflower Avenue and Bear Street in San-Ana. — A unique Lost Valley Revocation of 280 acres, with its streams, lake, and 37 campuses to be used exclusively for Orange Empire Council schools and leaders — 13 campsites ready underway for June opening. George Leonhard, council scout executive and visor to Lost Valley Development Committee, reported week that "Heavy work has underway — and we will definitely offer scouting at 13 campsites with 200-boy canoes." We will spend some of this programmed money right here in Anaheim. A new toll switching center will take over $5.3 million. About $3.7 million will provide installation of more Central Office equipment in Anaheim and Cypress and other Orange County offices. We are allowing about $8 million for telephone cables, lines and microwave facilities in Orange County. Land and buildings plus additions to existing buildings will use another $3.7 million. Perhaps you have noticed the new floor being added to our equipment building at 217 N. Lemon? We just finished a new building at the west side of the present one. But Anaheim keeps growing and to keep pace with your needs we must expand too. Probably you've noticed that a lot of your neighbors are telephone people. Pacific Telephone has over 10,000 employees throughout the Southern Counties Area, with an annual payroll of more than $65 million. Here's something you might want to keep in mind. When you need help in an emergency, our Operator is as near as your telephone and ready to help—anytime. Nowadays, coin telephones come in several styles such as our new walk-up type shown at left with telephone man Dave Finch. In addition, some California cities and towns have drive-up phones you can use to make a call without getting out of your car. These, plus the familiar indoor and outdoor coin phones make up the more than 104,000 now in use throughout the state. This helps make sure that you'll always have a telephone handy, whenever you're away from home. Pacific Telephone D. Kral, Your Telephone Manager in Anaheim Medical Division UJA Campaign in Anaheim. Dr. Carl K. Pearlman and Dr. Samuel Gendel, Chairmen for the Medical Division of the United Jewish Appeal in Orange County will initiate the 1964 local U.J.A. Campaign with a reception at the home of Dr. Gendel, 2851 Terrara Place, Fullerton, Saturday evening. This is the first of many meetings of professional and business groups planned for this years U.J.A. campaign, according to Mr. Harry Gartler and Dr. Daniel H. Hinburg, General Chairmen for the U.J.A. of Orange County. Marine Corps League to Aid Boy Riflemen The Orange County Detachment Marine Corps League has formulated plans for the start of a Junior Rifle Team, for boys ages 14 thru 18. A course of instruction in the handling of the Rifle and Pistol will be given prior to the actual firing of these weapons. The instructors for this group are all former Marines and many are members of the National Rifle Association. Matches will be held with other Units of the League throughout the State. REAPPOINTED — Robert L. Wetzler, 1218 Eisner Pl., Anaheim civic leader and land developer, has been reappointed by Gov. Edmund G. Brown to the Board of Directors of the Orange County Fair. Wetzler, whose reappointment was urged by Assemblyman William Danneeyer and by Congressman Richard T. Hanna, presently is chairman of the Commercial Exhibits Committee of the Fair Board and serves on two others, the Legal Committee and the Herse Show and Livestock Committee. This year's annual Orange County Fair is scheduled for July 14-19. NEW FACILITIES: Marks Observance Scouting in Orange County history. CA for AUP LA 2-3274 FEBRU Reupholster Rocker Cha 7305 W Buena Park- NEW FACILITIES: Marks Observance Boy Scout Week in OrCounty we are grateful groud; grateful to the many who have given funds to offer the best scouting proanywhere, and proud to some of the finest scout in the world to whom we it." C. (Al) Missildine, Santa general campaign chairfor the $698,304 Scout fund last year, this week red success in going over the — and progress on action we separate finance pros. Top officials of the Orange Fire Council pointed to that on in building" as top them this week's observance of National Scout-Week. New Facilities These included a newly rehated water supply system ally in operation at Orange Fire Counell's Camp Rokili, Redlands for $6000; New sea walls, docks, new ings, new boats are in oppon already at the Newport North Sea Base where 500 boys sea scouting operate 80 boats adding three 45-foot diesel cond Air Rescue Navy boats; 11,000; A new Orange County ScoutService Center has already started for countywide tining services headquarters, located at Sunflower Aveand Bear Street in Santa A unique Lost Valley Reserron of 280 acres, with its own rams, lake, and 37 campsites be used exclusively for all range Empire Council scouts leaders — 13 campsites aldy underway for June 15 ning. George Leonhard, assistant ncil scout executive and ador to Lost Valley Development Committee, reported this k that "Heavy work has been overway — and we will definiteoffer scouting at 13 troop nsites with 200-boy capacity Water water everywhere Today you could actually drink a glass of pure, fresh water produced in Pacific Ocean—at the experimental sea water distillation plant on eastern California Edison in connection with its steam-electric generators Oxnard. This is just one of the research projects vigorously conducted and other investor-owned electric companies. But the mainstreet devoted to the exploration of new techniques, methods and ideas for transmission and distribution of electricity. This research is part of development of more and more low-cost electric power—and of new tricity to make your family’s life safer, more pleasant, and more bright new all-electric future. For late news on the greatest “modern times, please read right. Division Starts Campaign in County The guest of honor at the medical meeting will be the Rev. Yekoshua Trigor, Consul Israel in Los Angeles, Trigor, later completing his studies in law and economics in Israel, served for a short period in the State Comptroller's Office. He was then transferred to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and his first assignment road was as Chancellor to the Israel Legation in Sydney, Australia. In 1956 he entered the Israel Government School of Political Science and International Relations. Subsequently he served the Cultural Relations Division of the Foreign Ministry, and prior to his assignment in the Los Angeles Consulate General, Tregor served as vice consul of Israel in Atlanta, Georgia. New College In Long Beach Carlyle College has been founded in Long Beach as an institution of higher education, scheduled to offer a liberal arts and business education program through radio broadcast lectures. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 918 N. CITRON, ANAHEIM Sunday Services 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Christian Science Sunday School 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Healing are Included In The Wednesday Evening Meeting at 8:00 p.m. Christian Science Reading Room 119 W. LINCOLN AVE. All Are Welcome CALL NOW for A & B PAYLESS UPHOLSTERS LA 2-3274 OR KE 5-6818 EVES. FEBRUARY SPECIAL Reupholster Platform Rocker Chairs from 2995 7305 W. Orangetharpe Buena Park—Open Sun. 10 to 9 P.M. Reupholster Platform Rocker Chairs from 7305 W. Orangetharpe Buena Park—Open Sun. 10 to 9 P.M. Answers to key questions about the investor-owned electric utility industry and the all-electric future How will the research by the electric industry affect me and my family? This research is resulting in dozens of "little miracles" that will make your life safer, healthier, more rewarding and more interesting. Low-cost electricity will be there at the touch of your finger (and you won't even have to flip a switch). And new wonders in the all-electric future will help you heat, light, clean, and decorate your home. You'll eat delicious meals, prepared almost as quickly as you can make the selection. You'll scour your pots, keep an eye on the children and even mow your lawn with the help of new electronic wonders. Clean, flameless, low-cost electricity will do most everything but handle your thinking in the all-electric future. And electricity is one of today's biggest bargains. The chart below shows the national cost picture for residential electricity over the past fifty years. AVERAGE PRICE PER KWHR OF RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICITY What else is new? Almost everything is new in the electric utility business. New principles of power production are being pushed ahead. One travels ionized gas through a magnetic field—and produces electricity without the need for conventional turbine generators. Another transforms chemical energy What else is new? Almost everything is new in the electric utility business. New principles of power production are being pushed ahead. One travels ionized gas through a magnetic field—and produces electricity without the need for conventional turbine generators. Another transforms chemical energy directly into electric power; other methods convert heat directly into electric energy. Electricity is efficient and low in cost today. And scores of new developments are on the horizon in the all-electric future! Will there be enough power for my all-electric future? U.S. ELECTRIC ENERGY GENERATION Here's the picture of power production up to the year 2,000. With the aid of research and the world's finest engineers and scientists, Edison and America's other investor-owned electric companies stand ready and able to meet in full the future power needs of all Americans. For more details, send for your copy of "The Investor-Owned Electric Utility Industry." Write: The Advertising Department, Southern California Edison Company, P.O. Box 351, Los Angeles 53, Calif. 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