anaheim-gazette 1964-11-11

Gloria Seeks National Title Next Friday will be remembered by a 17-year-old raven haired beauty from Orange, Calif., as she dances to a jazz interpretation of a motion picture's musical theme. Gloria Gonzales, Miss Teenage Los Angeles, will compete with beauty queens from other parts of the nation for the title of Miss Teenage America. Gloria, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gonzales, 612 Chalynn Circle, is a 1964 graduate of Orange High School. She plans to attend California State College at Fullerton and majors in theatre arts. "I'm told the girl from a small town usually wins the pageant and I'm from the best small town in Orange County," she said. Her mother and representatives of the Los Angeles pageant will accompany her to the finals. "What is the wildest make-up scheme you can imagine?" was the final question asked Oct. 17 before judges selected the Orange beauty as California's teenage queen. "I just answered "green eyebrows, purple eyeshadow, blue lips and a bright, pink hairdo," she explained. Imagination was only part of the finalist setlection at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. An accomplished ballet and modern dancer and choreographer, Gloria added up pints with a "dance to modern jazz interpretation of the musical theme from "Lawrence of Arabia." She will perform the game dance for Dallas judges Friday, she said. "I've rented a wild Arabian harem girls costume for my dance—but it does have some demure, olive - complexion queen mainly of hand and movement and its 'sorts sexy.'" Gloria was active in the Club, Drama Club and student council at Orange High School. El Toro Celebrates Marines' 'Birthday' Since the early days of aircraft when bi-wing planes were held together with baling wire, canvass and a prayer, Marine pilots have been pioneers in the field of military air tactics and support of ground forces. The ability of Marine aviation and ground units to bring their closely coordinated airground attack to bear against an enemy has figured prominently in recognition of the Corps as the naion's force-in-readiness. Mars Anniversary Tuesday Nov. 10, the United States Marine Corps celebrates its 189th anniversary. Significantly, the date also marks the anniversary of El Toro's 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing. Born during World War II, the 3rd MAW was disbanded following the hostilities and reactivated during the Korean crisis. Reformed at Cherry Point, N.C., the wing later moved to Miami, Fla., before coming to roost permanently in its El Toro nest during 1955. The 3rd Wing's job of close air support is but a portion of its role as a Marine Aviation Additionally, Wing units include a squadron utilizing gigantic Hercules refueller or other transport aircraft. Helicopters, stationed at Santa Ana Air Facility, transport personnel supplies equipment for the Marine landing force during ship shore movements and with the objective area. Those used by 3rd Wing Squadrons include the CH3UHI, UH34D, and the OH4AIR Strike An air strike delivered close support of Marine infantry forces, or a swift envelopment of the enemy via helicopter-borne troops, requires precision and accuracy and ultimate in knowledge of the immediate objective. Continual training of Wing units with the 1st Marine Division provides such knowledge. Marine jet aircraft unit as part of the Navy-Marine team augment the Navy's defense and air support infiltration, during an amphibious assault, from carriers within fleet. As airfield sites are covered by ground operation Marine Air comes ashore. Water System Update City Manager George Weimer said today that the first step to be taken in a plan to provide the city with adequate water facilities for the future is the installation of two connections with the Metropolitan Water System. These connections will be made at Heim and Tustin and LaVeta and Tustin. Money for the project has been assured by the passage of the $9.8 million water bond issue in Tuesday's General Election. Also in the books on the not too distant future is construction of a million gallon tank in the Kohl Hills area, Weimer said. Preliminary work leading to passage of the bond issue was started last May. Growth A Factor The $9,850,000 is required to construct adequate water facilities in line with potential growth of the city. This figure was contained in a report submitted to the City Council early in May by Boyle Engineering of Santa Ana. The report contained a prediction that the population of Orange would number 150,000 1990. Authorized by the council last the survey indicated that they city's future growth would hinge on an adequate water supply. Estimated cost of recommended facilities needed for an immediate program and deferred construction plan totals $8,700,000. Future Is At Stake According to Boyle engineer George Kay, the facilities are needed to assure an adequate Born during World War II, the 3rd MAW was disbanded following the hostilities and reactivated during the Korean crisis. Reformed at Cherry Point, N.C., the wing later moved to Miami, Fla., before coming to roost permanently in its El Toro nest during 1955. The 3rd Wing's job of close air support is but a portion of its role as a Marine Aviation unit. Its mission includes conduct of anti-air warfare operations, including air defense, offensive air operations including close air support, photographic and electronic reconnaissance, and transport operations with both rotary and fixed-wing aircraft. In addition, it is charged with observation, utility and administrative air functions, and has the collateral mission, as an integral component of Navy aviation, to provide jet squadrons for carrier operations. Jets Vitalized In fulfilling its mission the 3rd MAW utilizes as part of its air might such jet fighter aircraft as the F4B Pantom, F8 Crusader and the A4 Skyhawk. NS Seminar Attended by Orange Man An Orange man is attending the National Security Seminar being held through Nov. 13 in San Bernardino. Major Thomas E. King, 1449 Blake, is discussing ways to enhance the public understanding on national and international issues of importance to every American. King, 1449 Blake, is discussing such subjects as Geopolitics, Communism, Counterinsurgency, the Far East, Soviet Union, and the economy of the world. The Industrial College of the Armed Forces presents this series of 32 informative lectures in 14 cities selected annually to enhance public understanding on national and international issues of importance to every American. Orange Youth Named Officer In Legislature An Orange youth has been elected Lieutenant Governor of the Model Legislature that convene in Sacramento on Fri. 12 of next year. Joe Colon, 1801 Woods was elected over four other candidates nominated by YMCA associations throughout Southern California. The elections were held by George Pepperdine College Honors are nothing new to him. In his senior year at Oran High School he is president of the student body and the Soli Hi-Y club and a member of Key Club. His junior year saw him elected to attend Boys' State Boys Nation this past summer. In his role as Lieutenant Gerrorm at next February's session, Colon will perform the titles of governor in the governor's absence and will preside at sessions of the Senate. The California YMCA Yo Authorized by the council last the survey indicated that they city's future growth would hinge on an adequate water supply. Estimated cost of recommended facilities needed for an immediate program and deferred construction plan totals $8,700,000. Future Is At Stake According to Boyle engineer George Kay, the facilities are needed to assure an adequate and reliable supply of water for residential, industrial and firefighting purposes of suitable pressures during Orange's anticipated future growth. Proposed facilities also would assure the city of a continued adequate and reliable water supply in the future. Ray emphasized that study costs are for present day construction prices and that if the facilities were delayed, the project cost would increase. Orange now owns and operates a domestic water supply and distribution system which serves an area of 14.5 square miles. Boyle engineers said that in the past Orange has been primarily a residential community service surrounding agricultural areas but that the community is experiencing an accelerated growth including more residential, commercial and industrial development. The water report, compiled at a cost of $8,000, brought out that future boundaries of Orange will include some adjacent unincorporated lands. Expansion of nearby incorporated cities also will influence Orange's ultimate boundaries. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Published Wednesday of each week at 421 East Cerritos Ave. Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22411 FREEDOM NEWSPAPERS, INC. Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1979. All rights herein are reserved. King, 1449 Blake, is discussing such subjects as Geopolitics, Communism, Counterinsurgency, the Far East, Soviet Union, and the economy of the world. The Industrial College of the Armed Forces presents this series of 32 informative lectures in 14 cities selected annually to enhance public understanding on national and international issues of importance to every American. They are a critical appraisal of our resources and our dependence on other nations for some strategic materials, as well as systems needed to keep our economy healthy and in optimum production. "National Security Seminars," states August Schomburg, Lieutenant General, USA Commandant, Industrial College of the Armed Forces, "comprise a unique educational opportunity. They are conducted for selected reservists of the Armed Forces and for professions, religion, education, agriculture, women's organizations and government." ber of Commerce is the civilian sponsor, and the Commandant of the Eleventh Naval District, the military sponsor. The military co-sponsors are the Sixth U.S. Army and the Sixth Air Force Reserve Region. There are two sessions daily; 9:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., and 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Each lecture is independent of the others. Only 50 per cent of the classes must be met to receive Wives, students and teachers, as well as military personnel, may attend free. The State Division of Hiways has started posting "parking" signs on Chapman Avenue from Grand to the Northport Freeway and from Lennox west to the Santa Ana Freeway. Jim Beam, local Realtor, quested the change from rOrange City Council the months ago. The state was quested to post the signs shut it is a state highway. On learning of the program Beam said, "I'm very pleased this is being accomplished, will eliminate many accidents along Chapman." Real Title but it does have some pure, olive - complexioned mainly of hand and hip measures and its "sorts of" Oklahoma was active in the PopDrama Club and student academic at Orange High School. Celebrates Birthday' traditionally. Wing units in a squadron utilizing the static Hercules refueller and transport aircraft. Micropers, stationed at the Ana Air Facility, transpersonnel supplies and impment for the Marine force during ship-tomovements and within objective area. Use used by 3rd Wing drones include the CH37C, UH34D, and the OH43D. Air Strike air strike delivered in support of Marine infantry, or a swift enveloper of the enemy via helicopter troops, requires preand accuracy, ultimate in knowledge of immediate objective. Annual training of 3rd units with the 1st Marine ion provides such knowrine jet aircraft units start of the Navy-Marine augment the Navy's air use and air support initiaturing an amphibious asfrom carriers within the As airfield sites are unused by ground operations. The Air comes ashore for Felony Rate In Orange Up Over 1963 The number of felonies committed in October 1964 was 19 more than were committed in the same month in 1963, according to the monthly report issued by the Orange Police Department. The number of felonies resulting in arrests increased by 10 over October of last year. 64 felonies were committed in October of 1964 while October of 1963 saw only 45 committed. The number of misdemeanors that ended in arrests almost doubled over October of 1963. In 1964 there were 134, in 1963 there were 76. Misdemeanors committed went from 43 in October of 1963 to 63 this year. The number of arrests in traffic violations this year was 678. Last year the number was 512 regarding moving violations. In non-moving violations the 1964 figure was 122 arrests higher than 1963. 495 in 1964, 373 in 1963. There were 278 tickets given out for meter violations in October of 1964. Accident Rate High The month of October saw 102 accidents occur in Orange with 34 persons injured. There was a reported loss of property of $21,177.33. The value of property recovered totaled $18,400, the report stated. First '64 St City 'Big' In Eyes of Uncle Sam's Air Force Orange may not be larger than Santa Ana in geography books — but in the eyes of the U.S. Air Force it is. This information came to light today during an interview with Staff Sgt. Shelton J. Leger, Air Force recruiter in Santa Ana. Leger said that Orange supplies far more recruits than its neighboring city. "Over 70 per cent more in my estimation," said Leger. The Air Force recruiter was un- "But figures don't lie," added Leger. Commenting on the present terms of enlistment for the Air Force, Leger said that young men now entering the Air Force now may receive their first promotion in only six weeks. New basic training program recently initiated by the Air Force permits enlistees to complete basic training in only six weeks at Lackland Air Force base, Texas. Successful completion of the new, single phase training may permit the new airman to sew on his first stripe in only six weeks. Prior to this, basic training was in two phases. All new airmen received five weeks training at Lackland. Then those receiving assignments direct to CWA Charges Historian Talk Topic At Society The late Terry Stephen, Orange County historian, made paper man and civic leader be the subject of a talk at coming meeting of the Orde Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum at 8 p.m., Thursday. Allen Goddard, Santa business man, civic worker and former school administrator, will present the material from his extended study of phenson's life and public reeer. Among Stephenson's writings immediate objective. optimal training of 3rd units with the 1st Marine Division provides such knowledge. air jet aircraft units part of the Navy-Marine augment the Navy's air base and air support initiation in an amphibious assault from carriers within the As airfield sites are unified by ground operations. The Air comes ashore for conducting of all types of real air operations Emerging tactics which permit and the destruction of any aircraft in the air and on ground, provide air cover attacks against enemy organizations. Marine aircraft maintain air superiority over projective area. Day, the 3rd Marine Air-Wing stands ready to add effective punch to the Corps air - ground attack should the need arise. Orange Youth named Officer Legislature Orange youth has been elected Lieutenant Governor of Model Legislature that will one in Sacramento on Feb. next year. Colon, 1801 Woodside, elected over four other candidates nominated by YMCA associations throughout Southern California. elections were held at Pepperdine College. Areas are nothing new to Co. This senior year at Orange School he is president of student body and the Solons Club and a member of the Club. Junior year saw him elect to attend Boys' State and Nation this past summer. This role as Lieutenant Gov. at next February's sesion Colon will perform the duties of governor in the governance absence and will preside sessions of the Senate. California YMCA Youth There were 278 tickets given out for meter violations in October of 1964. Accident Rate High The month of October saw 102 accidents occur in Orange with 34 persons injured. There was a reported loss of property of $21,177.33. The value of property recovered totaled $18,400, the report stated. Property recovered for other totaled $6,350. 69 fictitious checks were investigated by The Orange Police Department resulting in 35 arrests, 16 cleared by restitution, and nine were cleared by the statute of limitations. 11 miscellaneous juvenile offenses were cleared by arrests while the juvenile division arrests a juvenile only when everything else seemingly fails. Heavy Mileage Orange police vehicles traveled a total of 44,725 miles in the month of October in performance of their duties. Police made 1,406 checks on residences of vacationing city residents. Animal control had 438 calls and impounded 102 animals. Police quarantined 31 animals and traveled 2,202 miles in the course of duties. In a more specific breakdown, during the month of October, there were: one homicide, two armed robberies, six burglaries, four felonious check offenses, three auto thefts and seven property grand thefts, three narcotic violations, and one sex offense. There were 66 cases of drunkenness, one rape committed, and seven misdemeanor sex offenses committed. New Contract Post Office Opens Friday "Establishing a new contact station in Orange is one of the Post Office's realizations of the new growth in this city," Con-Friday. Hanna (34th), spoke following the ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new contact post office local base, Texas. Successful completion of the new, single phase training may permit the new airman to sew on his first stripe in only six weeks. Prior to this, basic training was in two phases. All new airmen received five weeks training at Lackland. Then those receiving assignments direct to CWA Charges Discrimination By Pacific Tel The president of the Orange County local of the Communication Works of America (CWA) charged today that Pacific Telephone planned to practice discrimination in future wage proposals. Dick Painter, Garden Grove, president of CWA Local 9510, charged that current wage proposals would give members of the local working in Orange and Santa Ana lower wages than those performing the same tasks in Anaheim, Fullerton, Garden Grove and Buena Park. A telephone company spokesman, commenting on Painter's charge issued a three paragraph statement. "Wage talks are continuing today in Los Angeles between Pacific Telephone and the Communication Workers of America." DOLLARS & SENSE by Marvin F. Essenmacher Post Office Opens Friday "Establishing a new contact station in Orange is one of the Post Office's realizations of the new growth in this city," Con-Friday. Hanna ($4th), spoke following the ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new contact post office located in the Aceco Party House, 1829 E. Chapman Ave. "I have pledged my co-operation as an Orange County representative to see that services are available," Hanna told the gathering which included John Snettsinger Chambers of Commerce Manages; Sam Hurwitz attorney; Leo Khury, Hector Godinez, Santa Ana chamber vice-president; and Hector Godinez, Santa Ana Postmaster. "Both myself and Congressman (James B.) Utt. (R-Santa Ana) will be very responsive to the needs of Orange Postmaster Harold Mahar," Hanna continued. The new office is designed to serve residents and businessmen in the Tustin Chapman area. It will be open eight hours a day. Bids for the contract were call for a by Mahar on Sept. 24 with Aceco Party House the successful bidder. The terms of the contract call for the contractor to provide space in his establishment to conduct the following post services: the sale of money orders; registry; certified mail; parcel post and the sale of postal stamps and envelopes. Acting as hostesses for the ribbon-cutting were Mmes. Elmer Turner and George Jenkins, both members of the Postmasters Club. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 20 E Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Mgr., Anaheim Office FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS OF ALHAMBRA A. G. Kruse, president of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Alhambra, has noted that our Association displays four symbols...and the reasons we do so with pride. Little Happy Buck, our happy-go-lucky mascot, identifies us with California's earliest inhabitants. The seal of the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, backing your trust as a customer in the Association, means your savings account with us is insured. The seal of the Federal Home Loan Bank is your additional assurance of the soundness of the home loans member associations make. And the FEDERAL eagle with upswept wings symbolizes safety and responsibility in the community. Only a FEDERAL S&L may display the eagle. It means our earnings go first into reserves to pay account holders. It also means we're mutually-owned — management is directly responsible to the savers as well as the Federal Government. In short, the customer comes first! The address of our Anaheim office is 529 South State College Boulevard, one block south of East Anaheim Center. Head Office: Garfield and Bay State Sts., Alhambra. 64 Storm Continues Eyes of Air Force Force Bases received three weeks of training at Lackland while those going to technical schools received the additional training at the school. Under the old system, most men received their first after eight weeks of service. Ager explained that the new program is expected to result in high quality training, improved personnel management and better career field selec- Historian Talk Topic At Society The late Terry Stephenson, Orange County historian, newsman and civic leader will be subject of a talk at the ongoing meeting of the Orange Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum at 8 p.m., Thursday. Len Goddard, Santa Ana newsman, civic worker, former school administrator will present the material on his extended study of Stevenson's life and public ca- strong Stephenson's writings At Least One Life is Lost In Massive Avalanche of Mud The weatherman, mindful of past mistakes, looked into his crystal ball today and cautiously predicted some more rain may be on the way. The storm, which buffeted the city for the past 36 hours, was not expected to diminish for at least another 24 hours. The rainstorm, accompanied by low temperatures, had dumped .24 inches of rain on the Orange area by 7:00 a.m. today. So far this year, the city registered .53 inches as compared to 3.99 inches during the same period last year. Hats, umbrellas and raincoats were the rig of the day for workers and shoppers as they went about their day-to-day routines. Wet streets made driving conditions hazardous but no serious traffic accidents were reported by police since the rain started early Monday. Amount Varied The rainfall varied in different parts of the county. Anaheim registered .35 inches which brought this year's total in that area to .44 inches. Santa Ana recorded .20 inches which brought the total rainfall for the year to .33. Orange County appeared to have escaped the brunt of the storm which was aimed at adjoining Los Angeles County. There, violent winds and downpours spawned flash floods anist for Frank Sinatra for many years, was injured trying to save her, and their daughter Meredith, 17, escaped in a harrowing 90-minute climb over the Verdugo Mountains. The Millers' $35,000 home was destroyed and at least eight others in Sunset Canyon were damaged as mud poured down the hillsides, burned bare by a brush fire last spring. Hours later, rescue workers still had found no trace of Mrs. Miller and it was feared she was buried under tons of mud and debris along with automobiles which were washed down the canyon into a giant catch basin. A new storm is expected to arrive late today or tonight, bringing scattered showers, with as much as .25 inch of rain, the Weather Bureau said. Feds After Local Resident In Tax Rap Any good tax lawyers in Orange? If so, there's a chance of acquiring a client who's in a big spot of trouble with the Internal Revenue Service. Why? Because Douglas Barb, 1315 Orange Grove Ave., failed to The rainfall varied in different parts of the county. Anaheim registered .35 inches which brought this year's total in that area to .44 inches. Santa Ana recorded .20 inches which brought the total rainfall for the year to .33. Orange County appeared to have escaped the brunt of the storm which was aimed at adjoining Los Angeles County. There, violent winds and downpours spawned flash floods and mudslides which apparently took one life and caused heavy property damage. Drenching rains of up to 1.42 inches hit Pasadena and foothill sections and a funnel-tailed torado snaked through part of El Segundo during the day. Woman Disappears Missing and presumed dead from her Burbank home at 949 Country Club Drive in a cascade of debris was Mrs. Aimee Miller, 47. Her husband, William, 49, pl- If your phone number begins with 492 531 546 675 493 532 547 772 495 533 548 774 496 534 549 776 521 535 586 826 522 537 630 827 523 538 633 828 524 539 635 837 525 540 637 838 526 541 638 839 527 542 642 871 528 543 646 879 529 544 649 530 545 673 there's a calling map just for you in the new Orange County phone book. It shows how to dial local and long distance calls at a glance... also lets you know which calls are local. Look into it. PLEASE MAKE A NOTE: FOR INFORMATION NOW DIAL 411 Pacific Telephone Part of the Nationwide Bell System