anaheim-gazette 1964-04-23

Ray Long supports Initiative Ray Long, candidate to succeed John Murdy, Jr. in the State Senate, today warned the citizens of Orange County that the recent intrusion by the state Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC) in a San Fernando apartment project could happen here. (In a talk before Santa Ana-Orange-Tustin Board of Realtors) "People who own or manage private property", said Long, "no longer can really decide to whom they can rent." Pointing to a desperate situation, Long stated that the individual's right to make the final decisions regarding the use of his property must be reaffirmed. "This whole mess is made possible by the proponents of the Rumford Act who look at the right of private property as less than a human right", said Long. "The real truth is that the right of private property and human rights are equated. They are not different", said Long. "Society is not advanced when rights are taken from one and given to another by legislation and under a situation tantamount to that of a police state", said Long. Long favors passage of the "The real truth is that the right of private property and human rights are equated. They are not different", said Long. "Society is not advanced when rights are taken from one and given to another by legislation and under a situation tantamount to that of a police state", said Long. Long favors passage of the Initiative Petition to restate man's right to the ownership and disposal of private property. The habitat of the giant saguaro cactus is limited to southern Arizona and northern Mexico, points out the Automobile Club of Southern California. A saguaro may live over 200 years. The average height of a mature plant is between 25 and 35 feet but a few exceptional specimens exceed 50 feet. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Power of Prayer Used By Mothers More than 100 Magnolia School District mothers have banded together to use prayer as a weapon to defeat the recall movement in the school district. According to Mrs. Harry Prill, the idea was spontaneous and has caught on "like wildfire." The idea was first used in the recent injunction hearing in Superior Court. The mothers agreed to hold silent prayer at exactly the same moment, no matter what they were doing or where they were. "It worked," Mrs. Prill said. Judge Stephen Tamura lifted the injunction against hiring panel. The mothers now intend the power of prayer on the of the recall election, April at noon. They have asked all parents interested in ing the recall stop what are doing at noon and moment of silent prayer. Arizona ranks first in the tion in copper production, in mica and asbestos, fourth in silver, says the mobile Club of Southern fornia. For farsighted people. People who look ahead usually have one thing in common—a savings account at the bank. Money in a savings account is money you can count on. Next week or next year—it will always be ready when you want it. A savings account can help bring you the things you want in the future—a new car, a new house, or a lifetime of security. To look ahead, put your money where you can be sure of it—in the bank. BANK OF AMERICA ORANGE BRANCH 345 East Chapman Avenue CHAPMAN-TUSTIN BRANCH 225 North Tustin Street ORANGE TOWN & COUNTRY BRANCH 777 South Main Street In And Out Of Town By BONNIE SLOAN The PALMS IN THE JUNGLE is a fabulous place, a restaurant of such unique quality we hardly know from where to begin writing its praises. Centrally located at 1010 E Orangethrope Ave., Anaheim, just off the Riverside-Fullerton freeway at East St. (also Raymond Ave.) the PALMS is easy to find. The building is situated on extensive acreage. Part of this land is payed parking space, the rest lush jungle gardens of five hundred palms and plants from all continents. Here, along shadowed walks, peacocks strut freely, spreading their gorgeous fans. Pale-pink Brilliant-hued macaws clown around. Monkeys have a ball, and tiny-throated mynah birds call to you, "Hello! My name is Bill." Stepping into the foyer of the PALMS RESTAURANT you are greeted by a host who escorts, or directs, you to the room you wish to visit. Every Saturday evening the beautiful Terrace Room is opened for dinner-dancing until 1 a.m. Bill Wood and the Woodsmen playing popular tunes. During the week a buffet lunch is served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The PALMS is well known for... Stepping into the foyer of the PALMS RESTAURANT you are greeted by a host who escorts, or directs, you to the room you wish to visit. Every Saturday evening the beautiful Terrace Room is opened for dinner-dancing until 1 a.m. Bill Wood and the Woodsmen playing popular tunes. During the week a buffet lunch is served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The PALMS is well known for this array of excellent American and Cantonese foods, having instituted the operation nine years ago. Private luncheon parties can also be arranged. Dinners are great, service impeccable, at the PALMS For a couple dining quietly in the romantic Polynesian atmosphere, or for three hundred banquet guests living it up, the experience is to be remembered — and repeated. Every night, except Sunday, the Tommy Hearn Trio entertains in the Lantern Room. The band never misses honoring a request. As the evening progresses so does the tempo. In the center of the Lantern Room is the huge circular bar. A beamed ceiling above the bar rises thirty-five feet. Suspended from iron chains are rare light fixtures of unusual design. Each is from a different country. India, Africa, Japan, Siam, Iran, Bali, China, Spain, thirty-seven in all. An ornate masterpiece, four feet wide, is the most prominent in this priceless collection. We never tire of admiring the many-pointed stars, the intricate grill-work, sculptured gold on amber, rich ruby glass, touches of jade-green, and the many other features of these exotic lanterns. Cocktail hour is a happy time at the PALMS. Delicious cheese-dips and platters of juicy dill pickles are passed from patron to patron. The bartenders are real gentlemen. Their warm welcome and attentive service is sincere. Incidentally, if you have folks "from back east" vacationing in Southern California they would find the PALMS IN THE JUNGLE an exceptional treat. Take your family and their dips and platters of juicy dill pickles are passed from patron to patron. The bartenders are real gentlemen. Their warm welcome and attentive service is sincere. Incidentally, if you have folks "from back east" vacationing in Southern California they would find the PALMS IN THE JUNGLE an exceptional treat. Take your family and their appetites to LYLE'S RESTAURANT in Fullerton. You will be served three salads and entree — ALL YOU CAN EAT — for $1.65! We were so happy to receive little china tea cups from Mr. Lin, of CHUNGKING RESTAURANT in Anaheim. On Mother's Day each lady guest of CHUNGKING'S will be presented with a similar cup, a collector's item. This hospitable gesture has long been a tradition of the house. Has everybody noticed the orange blossoms popping out? What fragrance! CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY 298 NORTH LEMON STREET, ANAHEIM KE 5-3209 Gas Company Office Thursday, Friday 12 "AIR CONDITIONING" Now is the time to plan and install central air conditioning. So drop in, won't you? There has never been a better opportunity to have all your questions answered about whole-house (or whole-store) air conditioning—and answered by air conditioning experts. Special demonstrations will help you understand the various ways you can air condition. No obligation, of course. Women's Traffic Seminar Scheduled For County More than 150 Orange County women are expected to attend the second countywide women's traffic seminar at Sam's Seafood Restaurant, 16278 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach, Saturday morning, May 2. Registration will start at 8:30 a.m. Municipal Judge Celia Baker, general chairman, representing the host Huntington Beach Safety Council, based the attendance on "early, enthusiastic response." She also announced that Senator John Munrdy and Assemblymen James Whetmore, William Dannemeyer and Robert Badham of Orange County, and Richard Donovan of San Diego will appear to discuss pending and proposed motor vehicle legislation. Another highlight of the seminar will be the appearance of Miss Teen-Age Safety for the thirteen western states, Sue Houghton of Modesto, California, who will speak on "Parental Responsibility in Training Teen-Age Drivers". Mrs. Kenneth Newton will deliver the keynote address and panelists on Orange County safety problems include: George Watts of Allstate Insurance Company; Walter Lansford, Au- thinking about air conditioning? ANSWER ALL YOUR QUESTIONS DURING "AIR ONDITIONING INFORMATION DAYS" WHERE? Company Office— 1919 S. State College Blvd., Anaheim Phone KE. 8-0211 WHEN? Thursday, Friday, Saturday—April 23, 24, 25 12:00 Noon to 9:00 p.m. WHEN? Thursday, Friday, Saturday—April 23, 24, 25 12:00 Noon to 9:00 p.m. you are cordially invited to CONDITIONING INFORMATION DAYS" How much will air conditioning cost for your home? Your office or plant? What's the best way to finance it? Just ask the experts who will be there to help you. You may even discover that you can add air conditioning to your present central heating system. But don't put it off. Now is the time to plan for your air conditioning. Remember, “Air Conditioning Information Days” is playing a limited engagement. *SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY*