anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-08

ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Tuesday, September 8, 1953 BCOUTS SEEK ANTIBIOTIC—Top ranking Girl Scouts, picked to attend the All States Encampment in Shoshone Canyon adjoining Yellowstone Park. Wyo., propect the Absaroka Mountains, for soil samples to aid scientists of Lederle Laboratories. American Cyanamid Company, in their round-th-world quest for new wonder drugs such as Aureomycin-chlortetracycline. Left to right: Patti Gall Singer, San Gabriel; Beverly Palge, Los Angeles; Sally Rockey, La Jolla; Nancy Meacham, Glendora; and Patsy Sowers, Monrovia. on your trip EAST Adult Education Begin Sept. 1 Off Campus classes ing Schools program, wi Reid, Principal. The class in vocational every Tuesday from 9 a.m. Sibyl Mauerhan who h years experience. as an and 25 years experience rator of fancy pastries, the class work will be a in pastry decorating, in flowers, borders, dried w molding sugar cubes a open face sandwiches, a designs covering all major special occasions and themes. Slate China Painting Mrs. Marguerite Kirk teach the class in chin which will be held on Wed the Women's Club from 12 noon. Students will l Hazel Wiggins method Painting." An interesting and course in lampshade maning offered with Mrs. Glo as instructor. This class taught from 1 to 4 p.m. days at the Kiwanis Club. Two classes in primitive temporary hooked rugs scheduled, one for beginne for advanced students. M. Lightfoot, who has an background in interior and study in color and a the instructor. During th of 1952 Mrs. Lightfoot. Use Stocks fo A bed of stocks planted de tees cut flowers in abun fall and winter bloom. Few annuals produce pleasing and prolific sho as does this old stand-by merit. The modern pl on your trip EAST take it EASY... Relax as you see as you save—by Greyhound! Many scenic routes East—go one way, return another, no extra cost. Stop-overs anywhere...air-conditioned buses...lowest of fares! 27 Daily Trips EAST from LOS ANGELES Including 13 "Direct-Thru" Express Buses Choose from 4 Thru-Expresses Daily to Chicago Kansas City $33.60 Atlanta $43.80 New Orleans $38.90 Cleveland $46.50 Chicago $41.65 New York $56.70 Return Trip 20% to 50% LESS...an Round-Trip Ticket Plus Federal Tax HAROLD HOLCOMB 217 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 3404 take a GREYHOUND Use Stocks for A bed of stocks planted in trees cut flowers in abun fall and winter bloom. Few annuals produce pleasing and prolific shoots does this old stand-by merit. The modern pl stock can be even showier cording to the Bedding visory Board, by making tryzomatic high percenta flowered stock that no close to 100 percent doub Stocks are generally strers and should be set at portion of a flower bed. Plants one foot apart room for them to develop mum size. In loose sandy a wise precaution to stake they uproot readily from wind. Type of soil is litt but a fairly sunny loca must. Beds for stock should as good drainage is essen drainage will cause the rot out. Some lime should to the soil if peat or leaf present, as stock is allergy. Good-companion plants with stock are in su Calendula, nemesia, schiz Iceland poppy grow a st and bloom along with k Good border plants for s would be pansy, viola, pril lacoides or dwarf dusty r If It's News You'll S The Bulletin BEEN driving one of the so-called lowest priced cars? What a treat you'll have when you move up to Mercury! It's big, and solid. And what power and performance with that proven V-8 engine! You'll delight in that famous Mercury styling, too. The clean, trim lines of Mercury's Unified Design! The wide variety of color combinations in upholstery fabrics and trim! And with Mercury's proven economy of operation and high trade-in value, you'll find that Mercury costs very little more to own. Come in soon. Don't Miss the Big Telephone Number: M. te 10 P. M. Stntl 620 So. Los Angeles Street Anaheim, California Adult Education Evening Classes Begin Sept. 14 at Buena Park Off Campus classes for Buena Park, a part of the Fullerton Evening Schools program, will begin September 14 according to John N. Reid, Principal. The class in vocational cake decorating will meet at the Parish Hall every Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. It will be conducted by Mrs. Sibyl Maueran who has several years experience as an instructor and 25 years experience as a decorator of fancy pastries. Covered in the class work will be a wide range in pastry decorating, including the flowers, borders, dried work, sugar molding sugar cubes and mints, open face sandwiches, recipes and designs covering all major holidays, special occasions and juvenile themes. Slate China Painting Class Mrs. Marguerite Kinman will teach the class in china painting, which will be held on Wednesdays at the Women's Club from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Students will learn "The Hazel Wiggins method of China Painting." An interesting and instructive course in lampshade making is being offered with Mrs. Gladys Alden as instructor. This class will be taught from 1 to 4 p.m. on Thursdays at the Kiwanis Club. Two classes in primitive and contemporary hooked rugmaking are scheduled, one for beginners and one for advanced students. Mrs. Louise Lightfoot, who has an extensive background in interior decorating and study in color and art, will be the instructor. During the summer of 1952 Mrs. Lightfoot taught at the National Workshop of McGown Teachers at Atlantic Union College in South Lancaster, Mass. The past year she has taught a Teachers Training Course for the West Coast McGown Studio. The rugmaking classes are scheduled for Mondays at the Parrish House, the beginner's class from 9 to 12 noon; and the class for advanced students from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Ruth Bean will be the instructor for the sewing class, which will meet every Tuesday at the Women's Club House from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Individual instruction will be given in selecting material and adapting patterns, cutting, fitting and correct finishing of garments. Tailoring, alterations, complete make-over and preparation of used material will also be taught. The class in textile painting will be held on Tuesdays at the Women's Club from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Mrs. Helen Zincke will instruct the class. Those interested in enrolling for the Buena Park classes may do so at the evening schools office on the Fullerton Union High School Campus the week of Sept. 8, or at the first meeting of the class. Use Stocks for Winter Garden Color A bed of stocks planted now guarantees cut flowers in abundance for fall and winter bloom. Few annuals produce such a pleasing and prolific show of color as does this old stand-by of proven merit. The modern planting of the National Workshop of McGown Teachers at Atlantic Union College in South Lancaster, Mass. The past year she has taught a Teachers Training Course for the West Coast McGown Studio. The rugmaking classes are scheduled for Mondays at the Parrish House, the beginner's class from 9 to 12 noon; and the class for advanced students from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mrs. Ruth Bean will be the instructor for the sewing class, which will meet every Tuesday at the Women's Club House from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Individual instruction will be given in selecting material and adapting patterns, cutting, fitting and correct finishing of garments. Tailoring, alterations, complete make-over and preparation of used material will also be taught. The class in textile painting will be held on Tuesdays at the Women's Club from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Mrs. Helen Zincke will instruct the class. Those interested in enrolling for the Buena Park classes may do so at the evening schools office on the Fullerton Union High School Campus the week of Sept. 8, or at the first meeting of the class. Time schedule for classes has been announced as follows: 8:15 to 9:10 first period; 9:15 to 10:10 second period; 10:20 to 11:15 third period; 11:15 to 1200, lunch period for lower division; 11:20 to 12:15 fourth period for upper division; 12 to 12:50 fourth period for lower division; 12:15 to 1, lunch period for upper division; 1 to 1:55, fifth period; 2 to 2:55, sixth period; 2:55 to 3:45 activities period on Tuesday and Wednesday. The first run of bushes the high school campus ternoon at 3:10 p.m daily day, Tuesday and Wednesday will be a second run at 3:50 p.m.; and the last run will leave the camp daily. Calendar of Events The calendar bf Sept. 14 is as follows: - sitte Day; Nov. 11, Ard day; Nov. 18, End of fter; Nov. 26-27, Thanks iday; Dec. 21-Jan. 1, Holiday; Jan. 20, End oester; Feb. 12, Linco day; Feb. 22, Washington day; April 9, End of Tter; April 12-16, Easter June 17, Commencement End of School Year. Orange Coast College Schedules Over 70 A Courtesy to Begin Week of Sept. 21 Use Stocks for Winter Garden Color A bed of stocks planted now guarantees cut flowers in abundance for fall and winter bloom. Few annuals produce such a pleasing and prolific show of color as does this old stand-by of proven merit. The modern planting of stock can be even showier now, according to the Bedding Plant Advisory Board, by making use of the trysomic high percentage double flowered stock that now comes close to 100 percent double. Stocks are generally strong growers and should be set at the back portion of a flower bed. Spacing the plants one foot apart will allow room for them to develop to maximum size. In loose sandy soil it is wise precaution to stake them as they uproot readily from a stiff wind. Type of soil is little bother, but a fairly sunny location is a must. Beds for stock should be raised as good drainage is essential. Poor drainage will cause the plants to rot out. Some lime should be added to the soil if peat or leaf mold are present, as stock is allergic to acid soil. Good companion plants for planting with stock are in supply now, Calendula, nemesia, schizanthus, or Iceland poppy grow a step shorter and bloom along with the stock. Good border plants for such a bed would be pansy, viola, primula macoides or dwarf dusty miller. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Planners Seek County Land Use Amendment SANTA ANA—Animal husbandry projects as part of school or farm education programs received encouragement when the Orange County Planning Commission adopted a resolution to ask amendment of the county land use ordinance to permit reduction of fees. Proposed by farm organizations, the fee for variance applications for agricultural education or school projects would be only $1 instead of the $25 required for usual variances. The planners also approved tract maps providing for more than 275 new homesites in the county. Dyke Lansdale of Garden Grove Over 70 courses in adult education will start at Orange College the week of Sept. 21, according to Dr. Bill J. Priest, assistant director. Registration for courses held on the campus starts Sept. 16. Students entering off-acmpus may register during the first day of the class. Home and family living courses to be offered include three sections of cake decorating to be taught by Eva Kimball and Sibyl Mauerhan; decoration and home furnishing with Mrs. Christine Fredericks as instructor; furniture and refinishing, Alfred Payne; home maintenance, John Owene; lampshade making, Gladys Alden; parent education Alma Green, rugmaking, Marjan Harrison, sewing Helen Mathews and Elizabeth Miller; and upholstery C. J. Shaw. Music, Drama, Fine Arts. In music, drama and fine arts, Marthella Randall will teach draughtors to develop 191 lots on a 50-acre parcel at the southeast corner of Orange ve. and Nutwood St., southwest of Anaheim as well as 30 lots on eight acres on the east side of Magnolia St., north of Lampson Ave., Garden Grove; and California Informal Homes Inc., plans 60 lots from 17.5 acres on the west side of Holt Ave., north of Warren Ave. Orage Coast College Schedules Over 70 Art Courses to Begin Week of Sept. 21 Over 70 courses in adult education will start at Orange College the week of Sept. 21, according to Dr. Bill J. Priest, assistant director. Registration for courses held on the campus starts Sept. 16. Students entering off-acmpus may register during the first day of the class. Home and family living courses to be offered include three sections of cake decorating to be taught by Eva Kimball and Sibyl Mauerhan; decoration and home furnishing with Mrs. Christine Fredericks as instructor; furniture and refinishing, Alfred Payne; home maintenance, John Owene; lampshade making, Gladys Alden; parent education Alma Green, rugmaking, Marjan Harrison, sewing Helen Mathews and Elizabeth Miller; and upholstery C. J. Shaw. Music, Drama, Fine Arts. In music, drama and fine arts, Marthella Randall will teach draughtors to develop 191 lots on a 50-acre parcel at the southeast corner of Orange ve. and Nutwood St., southwest of Anaheim as well as 30 lots on eight acres on the east side of Magnolia St., north of Lampson Ave., Garden Grove; and California Informal Homes Inc., plans 60 lots from 17.5 acres on the west side of Holt Ave., north of Warren Ave. Orage Coast College Schedule Over 70 Art Courses to Begin Week of Sept. 21 Over 70 courses in adult education will start at Orange College the week of Sept. 21, according to Dr. Bill J. Priest, assistant director. Registration for courses held on the campus starts Sept. 16. Students entering off-acmpus may register during the first day of the class. Home and family living courses to be offered include three sections of cake decorating to be taught by Eva Kimball and Sibyl Mauerhan; decoration and home furnishing with Mrs. Christine Fredericks as instructor; furniture and refinishing, Alfred Payne; home maintenance, John Owene; lampshade making, Gladys Alden; parent education Alma Green, rugmaking, Marjan Harrison, sewing Helen Mathews and Elizabeth Miller; and upholstery C. J. Shaw. Music, Drama, Fine Arts. In music, drama and fine arts, Marthella Randall will teach draughtors to develop 191 lots on a 50-acre parcel at the southeast corner of Orange ve. and Nutwood St., southwest of Anaheim as well as 30 lots on eight acres on the east side of Magnolia St., north of Lampson Ave., Garden Grove; and California Informal Homes Inc., plans 60 lots from 17.5 acres on the west side of Holt Ave., north of Warren Ave. Orage Coast College Schedule Over 70 Art Courses to Begin Week of Sept. 21 Over 70 courses in adult education will start at Orange College the week of Sept. 21, according to Dr. Bill J. Priest, assistant director. Registration for courses held on the campus starts Sept. 16. Students entering off-acmpus may register during the first day of the class. Home and family living courses to be offered include three sections of cake decorating to be taught by Eva Kimball and Sibyl Mauerhan; decoration and home furnishing with Mrs. Christine Fredericks as instructor; furniture and refinishing, Alfred Payne; home maintenance, John Owene; lampshade making, Gladys Alden; parent education Alma Green, rugmaking, Marjan Harrison, sewing Helen Mathews and Elizabeth Miller; and upholstery C. J. Shaw. Music, Drama, Fine Arts. In music, drama and fine arts, Marthella Randall will teach draughtors to develop 191 lots on a 50-acre parcel at the southeast corner of Orange ve. and Nutwood St., southwest of Anaheim as well as 30 lots on eight acres on the east side of Magnolia St., north of Lampson Ave., Garden Grove; and California Informal Homes Inc., plans 60 lots from 17.5 acres on the west side of Holt Ave., north of Warren Ave. Orage Coast College Schedule Over 70 Art Courses to Begin Week of Sept. 21 Over 70 courses in adult education will start at Orange College the week of Sept. 21, according to Dr. Bill J. Priest, assistant director. Registration for courses held on the campus starts Sept. 16. Students entering off-acmpus may register during the first day of the class. Home and family living courses to be offered include three sections of cake decorating to be taught by Eva Kimball and Sibyl Mauerhan; decoration and home furnishing with Mrs. Christine Fredericks as instructor; furniture and refinishing, Alfred Payne; home maintenance, John Owene; lampshade making, Gladys Alden; parent education Alma Green, rugmaking, Marjan Harrison, sewing Helen Mathews and Elizabeth Miller; and upholstery C. J. Shaw. Music, Drama, Fine Arts. In music, drama and fine arts, Marthella Randall will teach draughtors to develop 191 lots on a 50-acre parcel at the southeast corner of Orange ve. and Nutwood St., southwest of Anaheim as well as 30 lots on eight acres on the east side of Magnolia St., north of Lampson Ave., Garden Grove; and California Informal Homes Inc., plans 60 lots from 17.5 acres on the west side of Holt Ave., north of Warren Ave. Orage Coast College Schedule Over 70 Art Courses to Begin Week of Sept. 21 Over 70 courses in adult education will start at Orange College the week of Sept. 21, according to Dr. Bill J. Priest, assistant director. Registration for courses held on the campus starts Sept. 16. Students entering off-acmpus may register during the first day of the class. Home and family living courses to be offered include three sections of cake decorating to be taught by Eva Kimball and Sibyl Mauerhan; decoration and home furnishing with Mrs. Christine Fredericks as instructor; furniture and refinishing, Alfred Payne; home maintenance, John Owene; lampshade making, Gladys Alden; parent education Alma Green, rugmaking, Marjan Harrison, sewing Helen Mathews and Elizabeth Miller; and upholstery C. J. Shaw. Music, Drama, Fine Arts. In business and commensality law taught by Dr Blakely; office machinery; real estate lw, Dgn; shorthand; Richard supervisory training; Bod and typing; Richard Chu Dorothy Dallas will be courses of general life beef husbandry; Richard dog obedience Don Show education: Edwin Rice an Pleinings: fundamentals oi Harry Peer: philosophy: Paul Delp: swimming: All Ellen Slyb: and world gilles Brown and Miles B Additional information courses can be obtained at Orange Coast College. SET GOAT ASSOCIATION A discussion on milk tasting the approaching Orange County Dairy station Affair is set for City Park Sept. 13 at 2:04 cording to Louise Calvary FOR JUST A FEW DOLLARS MORE THAN THE LOWEST PRICED CARS MOVE AHEAD WITH MERCURY —GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY Don't Miss the Big Television Hit, "TOAST OF THE TOWN" with Ed. Sullivan, Sunday Evening 9:30 P.M. to 10 P.M., Station KNXT Channel 2 MERCURY Anaheim, California Phone 8351 TEA TIME TREAT—Crunchy little cookies made easily and quickly in the cool of the morning. Then you have on hand a fitting and delicious accompaniment to cool drinks and gracious hospitality. Serve these Pineapple Crunchies with tall frosty glasses of cold, cold beverages — maybe a fruit juice combination, maybe iced tea — but cold. They are also the ideal accompaniment to serve with ice cream for desserts. Industrial Engineering Classes Offered Adults At Chaffey College Upgrading classes for Industrial engineers and supervisors will be offered in the Chaffey college adult education classes for the fall term, according to Olof Snyder, director of this department. Members will register at the first meeting of the classes. Registration fee for the 18 weeks' work is $1.50. Two classes in Statistical Quality Control will be taught during the first semester. One meets on Monday and Wednesday; 7:30 - 9:30 p.m., college building t; the second on Tuesday and Thursday; 7:30-9:30 p.m. They will be taught by Wyatt Lewis in charge of quality control at General Electric, Ontario, and James Curry, industrial engineer at Kaiser Steel company, Fontana. These classes, designed for In- PINEAPPLE CRUNCHIES 1 No. 2 can crushed pineapple 1½ cups sifted flour 1 teaspoon soda ¼ cup butter or margarine 3½ cups brown sugar ¼ cup granulated sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla 1¼ cup corn flakes ½ cup cup chopped nuts Drain pineapple; reserve syrup. Sift flour and soda together add flour mixture, vanilla and 1 table-spoon of pineapple syrup. Stir in corn flakes. Press into balls, 1¼ inches in diameter. Place on cookie sheet and make an indentation in each with thumb or thimble. Fill with crushed pineapple and sprinkled with walnuts. Bake in moderate oven (350) about 20 minutes. Yields 2½ dozen. Note: Store uncovered. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Schedules Over 70 Adult of Sept. 21 ion will start at Orange Coast College to Dr. Bill J. Priest, assistant superintendent during the first session of the campus starts Sept. 14 at 10 a.m. register during the first session of ma Eustace Rojas will give piano instruction. Thema Hope will teach portrait pinting. Peter Paul Ott will instruct in sculpturing Harriet Peth will give textile painting, and Mary Steffensen will lead women's choir. Arts and crafts include ceramics, William Payne; jewelry making and laidary; Taylor Euhamau; leather craft, Earlieen Kirby; photography, Walter Gerhardt; weaving, Lee Barkley. Language and writing classes or creative writing, Adolph Anderson; parliamentary practice, Florence Cooling; and conversational Spanish, Hilda Everett. Offer Industrial Classes Trade and industrial offerings are apprentice carpentry with Robert Cachran, J. D. Mitchell and Don Smith instructing, electronics, Leer Ray; mill cabinet; plastering, Ralph Courtin; welding, Cyrus Rackey; and woodworking Wesley Male. In business and commerce business law taught by Dr. Thomas Blakely; office machines, John Sauer, real estate lw, Donald Dunn; shorthard, Richard Chabolla; supervisory training, Boyd Birle; and typing, Richard Chabolla and Dorothy Dallas will be offered. Courses of general interest are beef husbandry, Richard Barret; dog obedience Don Short; driver education, Edwin Rice and Norman Flenings; fundamentals of ordnance Harry Peer; philosophy, Paul Dept; psychology, Don Bridgeman and Paul Delp; swimming, Al Irwin and Ellen Slyh; and world politics Dr. Giles Brown and Miles Eaton. Additional information on all courses can be obtained by calling Orange Coast College. SET GOAT ASSOCIATION MEET A discussion on milk testing will highlight the approaching meeting of Orange County Dairy Goat association. Affair is set for Laguna City Park, Sept. 13 at 2 p.m., according to Louise Calvert, secretary. Two classes in Statistical Quality Control will be taught during the first semester. One meets on Monday and Wednesday: 7:30 - 9:30 p.m., college building t:the second on Tuesday and Thursday: 7:30-9:30 p.m. They will be taught by Wyatt Lewis in charge of quality control at General Electric, Ontario, and James Curry, industrial engineer at Kaiser Steel company, Fontana. These classes, designed for industrial engineers, include the mathematical technique for controlling quality in industrial output. Basic Industrial Supervisors training titles the second upgrading course given those who wish to work into supervisors' positions. Herman Harmaneuu, supervisors' counselor at Convair is instructor. The class meets on Monday and Wednesday: 7:30-9:30 p.m. in the college building. Plan Use of River Sand For Highway 39 Fill HUNTINGTON BEACH—Considerable fill will be needed for the 2½-mile stretch at Huntington Beach Blvd. (Hwy. 39) from Garfield St. to Smelter Rd., and it will be taken from Santa Ana River under terms of an agreement in effect today. Chairman Willis H. Warner of the board of supervisors said that R. J. Noble of Orange, who holds the $350,000 contract for the four-lane divided highway improvement, will be authorized to remove sand from the river bed between Adams St. and Harbor Blvd. Depth of his cut out from the channel, and the distance he can scoop material from the levees will be regulated by the county's flood control district. Removal of the material will be assistance in increasing capacity of the flow of the usually-dry river, the chairman said. Wainwright Buried With Full Honors ARLINGTON, Va. — A nation that has always admired good lovers paid final tribute today to Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright, hero of the most humiliating American military defeat of World War II. The gaunt cavalryman who earned the Congressional Medal of Honor for his dauntless defense of Bataan and Corregidor was to be buried with full military honors in Arlington National Cemetery. Paul Delp; swimming, Al Irwin and Ellen Slyh; and world politics Dr. Giles Brown and Miles Eaton. Additional information on all courses can be obtained by calling Orange Coast College. SET GOAT ASSOCIATION MEET A discussion on milk testing will highlight the approaching meeting of Orange County Dairy Goat association. Affair is set for Laguna City Park, Sept. 13 at 2 p.m., according to Louise Calvert, secretary. YOUR NAME ADDRESS CANCER % YOUR LOCAL POST OFFICE Give to the AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Tele-fun by Wafren Goodrich "Please stop staring at me, sir! I'm trying to concentrate and dial carefully!"...To get the right number, always dial carefully, keeping your eye on the dial...Pacific Telephone. ARLINGTON, Va. (U) — A nation that has always admired good lopers paid final tribute today to Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright, hero of the most humiliating American military defeat of World War II. The gaunt cavalryman who earned the Congressional Medal of Honor for his dauntless defense of Bataan and Corregidor was to be buried with full military honors in Arlington National Cemetery. Also nearby, on the grass-carpeted burial ground of heroes overlooking the Potomac River, was the tomb of Wainwright's father, Maj. Robert P. Wainwright. Wainwright, known affectionately throughout the Army as "skinny," died at San Antonio, Tex., last week from a blood clot of the brain. He was 70. SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Pacific DRIVE-IN THEATRES COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMILY CAR THE ADVENTURE OF ANY LIFEFUL? JOHN WAYNE ISLAND IN THE SKY Orange STEPHEN McMALLY FULLA ADAMS WOMAN MARLOWE The STAND AT APACHE RIVER TECHNICOLOR Paulo Now Showing THE MOON IS BLUE PLUS "FLAME OF CALCUTTA" • TECHNICOLOR