anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-11

EXCITING COMBINATION—Again this year Los Angeles County Fair in Pomona. Sept. 18 through Oct. 4, will be the scene of an exciting combination of harness and running races scheduled for each afternoon except Sundays when the pacers and trotters will have the whole show. With the rich purses of any county fair in the country, the event is expected to set a new record for the pular half mile oval. SAJC Evening School Offers 60 Courses Fundamentals of electricity-radio and a music course in harmony will be among the more than 60 courses offered by the Santa Ana College Evening Division when classes and registration open next Monday night. Sept. 14. Cypress Notes CHRISTIE E DAVIS Anah m 60529 The highlight of the business session of the Women's Community Club Tuesday afternoon was discussion of the annual White Gold Day at Cypress. The club always participates in this event. During the discussion period was voted to let the local Girl Scout occupy a corner of their booth sell ice cream. The club has proudly handled the ice cream corpion this year volunteered that them to participate in the affair. SAJC Evening School Offers 60 Courses Fundamentals of electricity-radio and a music course in harmony will be among the more than 60 courses offered by the Santa Ana College Evening Division when classes and registration open next Monday night, Sept. 14. John Campbell, organist and choir director, will teach the harmony course, while Horace Bates and James Griffin are radio instructors. Another vocational course is graphic arts trades and printing, taught by Richard Smith. The many business education courses will include a separate course in transcription by Mrs. Josephine Aten. Registration for one or more courses will be handled the opening night of classes at the 15th and Bristol Sts. campus, Director Stuart Carrier announced. GOING SOMEWHERE CALL A YELLOW CAB No charge for extra passengers 4552 or 5544 This demonstration many hundreds of d I thought only a higher-p suit me. But then I found You're "slitting pretty" behind the wheel Take this Bel Air model. First thing you'll notice is the rich-looking upholstery and appointments and roomy, comfortable seats. Just turn the ignition key to start the engine and you're ready to go. You get more power on less gas Here's all the power and performance you could ever ask for. And along with it comes the most important gain in economy in Chevrolet history! That's because of Chevrolet's two great high-compression engines. You can see all around You look out and down at the road through a wide, curved, one-piece windshield. The panoramic rear window and big side windows provide a clear view in all directions. This demonstration many hundreds of d I thought only a higher-pr suit me: But then I found more Chevrolet offered for You get greater getaway with the new Powerglide* Finer performance on less gas. That's what you get with the new Powerglide. There's no more advanced automatic transmission at any price. Let us demon all the advan of buying a Chevrolet MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLET'S TH WATCH THE GENERAL MOTORS FOOTBALL GAME OF T CONE BROS. CHEVR 218 No. Los Angeles Street Anaheim, California County Mary M. Cook. Editor Placentia Schools Ready for Sept. 14 Opening; List 1953-54 Faculties The Placentia Unified Schools open for a full-day session next Monday, Sept. 16, according to District Superintendent J. Francis Addy, who also announced the two-day institute for faculty members yesterday and today for instructors in Olinda, Yorba Linda and Placentia districts. Superintendent Addy also wishes to remind parents that registration of children for the kindergarten and first grade should be accompanied by birth certificates when entering for the first time. To attend kindergarten a child must be 8 years of age on or before Dec. 2, 1953, and in order to enroll in the first grade, he must be 6 years of age on or before the 2nd of December, 1953. Following is the list of faculty members for the 1953-54 term: BRADFORD AVE. ELEM. SCHOOL Mrs. Gladys Kloistad, principal; Alice Betzold, 3rd grade; Mae Church 2nd grade; Elizabeth Detweiler, 1st grade; Edith Eichler, 5th grade; Dorothy Gardiner, 4th grade; Gladys Goodwin, 5th grade; Ruth Gregg, 5th grade; Dorita Hart, 1st grade; Hattle Rockins, 2nd grade; Dorothy Hoover, 1st grade; Barbara Heiskamp, 4th grade; Dorothy Kay, kindergarten; Olara Moore, 6th Phyllis Ranney, kindergarten; Mary Schmidt, 4th grade; Fern Schmitt, 1st grade; Kay Schneider, 2nd grade; Don Shaffer, 6th grade; Roland Shamblin, 6th grade; Anna Spencer, Ven Verst. 3rd grade bel Anderson, homemaking; Robert Adams, agriculture, driver training, welding; Rex Beach, biology, chemistry, general science; Vere Crooke, 8th grade; Emille Dissen, 7th grade; George Goodell, world history, science, physical education; Joyan Illsley, health and physical education; Albert Kay, shop; Ruth Myers, art; Lauretta Muir, drama; public speaking, English; Suzanne Parker, English; H. C. Polley, mechanical drawing, shop; Robert Precott, general business, clvics, U.S. history, arithmetic; Gertrude House, home economics; Harriett Rice, chorus, glee club; Laurel Simpson, 7th 8th band, high school band; individual instruction; John Tynes, health, physical education; Margaret Varnum, typing, shorthand; Gualberto Valadez, Spanish; West geometry, arithmetic, algebra, mathematics; Mrs. Harriet Rice will teach music in all district schools Mrs Mary Gerhard is school nurse, and Dr. FJC Expects 10 P Speeding up the trend of yearly applications for entrance to Fullerton Junior College are running more than 10 per cent short of those received in September 1954 said Robert O. Rockwell, register this week. Enrollment is expected to reach 1250 to 1300 he said. Register Sept. 14 Registration Day is slated Monday, Sept. 14, when the majority of students will register. Some moores and other returning students who have pre-registered for courses will complete their registration from 8 a.m., to 12 noon; new student I to Z will register from 10 a.m., to 12 noon; new student I to Z will register from 1 to m., said Rockwell. During registration also photographs of both old students will be made the junior college yearbook at small cost, said Rockwell. Expect Many Veterans Most spectacular registrations are according to Rockwell, poeted in enrollment of veterans. Business Education to Fullerton Junior College Adults interested in register Fullerton Evening Junior Course which to choose, said John N. Mintery and intermediate) purometry, beginning Gregg hand, refresher shorthand and typing advanced typing fice practice and personnel tests $1. The course in Business Law be taught by Odra Chandler, nay of Anaheim, who is a teacher in the Fullerton schools. The class is scheduled Tuesday of each week from 7 p.m. This course in Business Law During the discussion period it was invited to let the local Girl Scouts copy a corner of their booth to ice cream. The club has previously handled the ice cream cones this year volunteered that portion to the young ladies to enable them to participate in the affair. Mrs. Thelma Essex, president, prepares at the meeting. Both she and Helen Broadbelt agreed to look into a building or hall which could be used as a regular meeting place on the club. Discussion was made by a reasonable rent for such a building or hall which could be used as a regular meeting place on the club. Postess for the affair was Mrs. Zorra DeLong St. Mrs. Jackie Richfield and Mrs. Dorothy Denny posting. Mrs. Gladys Klousen, principal; Alice Betzold, 3rd grade; Mae Church, 2nd grade; Elizabeth Detweiler, 1st grade; Edith Eichler, 5th grade; Dorothy Gardiner, 4th grade; Gladys Goodwin, 6th grade; Ruth Gregg, 5th grade; Dorla Hart, 1st grade; Hattie Hodkins, 2nd grade; Dorothy Hoover, 1st grade; Barbara Helskamp, 4th grade; Dorothy Kay Kindergarten; Clara Moore, 6th Phyllis Ranney, kindergarten; Mary Schmidt, 4th grade; Fern Schmitt, 1st grade; Kay Schneider, 2nd grade; Don Shaffer, 6th grade; Roland Shamblin, 6th grade; Anna Spencer, 2nd grade; Emily Van Verst, 3rd grade; Cora Willis, 2nd grade; Marion Wolfe, 3rd grade. LA JOLLA Chester Whitten, principal; Mabel Anderson, homemaking; Harriet Hart, 2nd grade; Verginia Hemley, English, social living, physical education; Albert Kay, shop; Erma Lofing, 4th grade; Jessie Muir, 3rd grade; Donald Oberle, 6th grade; Martha Schwoob, kindergarten; Elizabeth Sherred, 6th grade; Alyce Sigala, 1st grade; Cecil Tozer, instrumental music; Gualberto Valadez, Spanish and physical education. VALENCIA HIGH William B. Purdy, principal; At Anaheim Hospital Thursday ARRIVALS— Miss Carol Lehn, Whittier Mrs. Marjorie Whiting, Fullerton Mrs. Edna L. Wollner, Anaheim DEPARTURES— Leo Franklin, Anaheim Miss Beth Ann Polley, Anaheim Robert Ray Allen, Anaheim Mrs. Evelyn Wirths, Anaheim Specific subjects covered in this course include the law of corporeal and agent law, negotiation struments, vendor-vendee pricing, insurer-insured carriers sangers, partnerships and co-ops, real and personal property law, conveyancing, mortgage landlord and torte, crimes, bankruptcy. Complometry Class Mrs. Donna Williams of Palm will teach comptrometry this scheduled for every Tuesday from 9 p.m. Of this course is to train operers key-driven calculators in the mentalics of using machine class time is given to practice operations of addition, multiplication. APPEARING NIGHTLY — AT THE CLUB CASTLE Construction was worth hundreds of dollars to me! Only a higher-priced car would then I found out how much it offered for how much less! Biggest brakes for smoother, easier stops An easy nudge on the brake pedal brings smooth, positive response—right now! Chevrolet brakes are the largest in the low-price field—extra large for extra stopping power. Even Power Steering, if you want it You ought to try Power Steering to see how easy driving can be. You can spin the wheel with one finger! It's optional, of course, at extra cost, and available on all models. It's heavier for better readability You're in for a pleasant surprise at the smooth, steady ride. One reason is that, model for model, Chevrolet will weigh up to 200 pounds more than other low-priced cars. And it's the lowest-priced line A demonstration will show you that Chevrolet offers more in the lowest-priced line in the low-price field. *Combination of Powerglide automatic transmission and 115-h.p. "Blue-Flame" engine—optional on "Two-Ten" and Bel Air models at extra cost. Get us demonstrate all the advantages buying a Chevrolet now! CHEVROLET BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CARI MOTORS FOOTBALL GAME OF THE WEEK—NBC Television Network CHEVROLET AGENCY Anaheim, California Phone 2215 HC Expects 10 Per Cent Increase Registration Day is slated for day, Sept. 14, when the major-students will register. Sophomores and other returning students have pre-registered for course to complete their registration 8-10 a.m., said Rockwell. Registration Day, new students with names beginning with A to H will register from 9 to 12 noon; new students, Z will register from 1 to 4 p.m., said Rockwell. During registration, photographs of both new old students will be made for junior college yearbook at a cost, said Rockwell. Expect Many Veterans most spectacular registration figure according to Rockwell, is expected in enrollment of veterans. Business Education Classes Offered at Fullerton Junior College Evening School Adults interested in registering for business education classes at Fullerton Evening Junior College have a wide range of subjects from which to choose, said John N. Reid, Principal, this week. Among those courses offered are accounting and bookkeeping, (elemntary and intermediate) punch card accounting, business law commetry, beginning Gregg short-hand, refresher shorthand, beginng typing, advanced typing, office practice and personnel relations 51. The course in Business Law will taught by Odra Chandler, attorior, of Anaheim, who is a former teacher in the Fullerton eveningools. The class is scheduled for Tuesday of each week, from 7 to 10 a.m. This course in Business Law is de-tion, subtraction and division, and to their application to problems of discount and percentage. If time permits, supplementary problems will be given to apply the fundamental processes to calculations required in different types of business. Two Shorthand Classes Beginning Gregg Shorthand will be offered twice a week, on Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m., with John Collins of the regular Alamitos Friend Barbecue Slated Third Annual Barbecue of the Alamitos Friend Church will be staged tomorrow between the hour of 5 and 9 p.m. Charlie Brothers is the chef for the occasion, and local committees are headed by Art Moody, Earl Bloomster and Jim Stichter. 2000 people are expected to attend the dinner and enjoy not only the food but the program features of the evening, according to the Rev. T. Eugene Coffin, pastor. The Kansas City Revivers Quartet headlines the program, singing favorite Negro Spirituals and Gospel songs. To delight young and old alike, nationally known Trick Ropers, free movies and pony-cart rides will be on hand. A contest for the boys and girls will be held with prizes offered for the best Cowgirl, Cowboy and Indian Costumes. The young groups of the church will have booths selling Soft Drinks and Ice Cream, and the Woman's Societies will manage a Country Store with hundreds of hand-made articles, and home-cooked food for sale. Places for 600 dinners at a time are being arranged in the spacious yard of the church. Lights, and a public address system will be installed. Guests for the occasion are expected from as far away as San Fernando Valley and Imperial Valley, Reverend Coffin, said. Homecoming features of the occasion will provide a registry of old-timers, the recognition of former ministers of the church and charter members in attendance, as well as long-time residents of the Alamitos Community. Services on the following Sunday, Sept. 13, will be a Homecoming Occasion. Proceeds from the barbecue will be used for the rapidly expanding building program of Alamitos Friends church. APPEARING NIGHTLY AT THE CLUB CASTLE APPEARING NIGHTLY AT THE CLUB CASTLE APPEARING NIGHTLY AT THE CLUB CASTLE Among those courses offered are accounting and bookkeeping (elemtary and intermediate) punch card accounting, business law commetry, beginning Gregg short-hand, refresher shorthand, beginning typing, advanced typing, off-the-practice and personnel relations 51. The course in Business Law will be taught by Odra Chandler, attory of Anahaim, who is a former teacher in the Fullerton evening schools. The class is scheduled for Tuesday of each week, from 7 to 10. This course in Business Law is designed to acquaint the businessman with the legal relations involved when he enters into a transaction with a customer or a supplier; to teach out common pitfalls apt to be present in the usual business deal; to acquaint the business man with tough law so that he will recogize a situation which calls for expert advice before it is too late; to point out the relationships between the businessman and the local State and Federal government, well as his relationships with individuals. Specific subjects covered in the course include the law of contracts, principal and agent, negotiable instruments, vendor-vendee principals, insurer-insured carriers-passengers, partnerships and corporations, real and personal property law, conveyancing, mortgage-mortgagees landlord and tenant, arts, crimes, bankruptcy. Computetry Class Mrs. Donna Williams of Fullerton will teach comptrometry, the class scheduled for every Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Purpose of this course is to train operators of dry-driven calculators in the fundamentals of using machines. The class time is given to practice in the operations of addition, multiplication, subtraction and division, and to their application to problems of discounts and percentage. If time permits, supplementary problems will be given to apply the fundamental processes to calculations required in different types of business. Two Shorthand Classes Beginning Gregg Shorthand will be offered twice a week, on Tuesday and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m., with John Collins of the regular high school and junior college faculty as instructor. A refresher course in shorthand will be taught by Harold Pohlod, also of the regular faculty, on Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. The typing classes will be taught by veterana of the local faculty, Don Brunskill and Ralph Smith. Brunskill will have charge of the beginning typing class on Monday and Wednesday, from 7 to 9 p.m. Scheduled for the same days and the same hours is the class in advanced typing with Smith as instructor. Miss Mildred Falk, teacher in the business education department of the junior college, will instruct a class in office practice on Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Accounting and bookkeeping will be taught by Alva E. Straw, also of the regular college faculty, from 7 to 9 p.m., on Monday and Wednesday. Tri-District Institute Staged by Savanna Magnolia, Centralia Opening meeting of Savanna Elementary school faculty for the 1983-84 year was held Tuesday at the school. Meeting was in the form of an all day institute. The entire faculty and school board were guests of District Superintendent Wayne L. Butterbaugh at the noontime luncheon. Tuesday, Savanna played host to a three-district institute staged jointly by Magnolia, Centralia and Savanna schools. Mattie Lou Maxwell, Magnolia school principal, was general chairman of the affair. Invocation was by the Rev. Charles A. White, pastor of Stanton Community church. Official welcome address was made by Savanna District Superintendent Butterbaugh and County Schools office greetings were extended by County Superintendent of Schools, Linton T. Simmons. Guest Speaker introduction was by Glenn Dysinger, Centralia principal. Safeguarding Our Personal Liberties was the topic chosen for Fernando Valley and Imperial Valley, Reverend Coffin, said. Homecoming features of the occasion will provide a registry of old-timers, the recognition of former ministers of the church and charter members in attendance, as well as long-time residents of the Alamitos Community. Services on the following Sunday, Sept. 18, will be a Homecoming Occasion. Proceeds from the barbecue will be used for the rapidly expanding building program of Alamitos Friends church. FIRE BURNS SEDAN WESTMINSTER - A mid-day fire yesterday destroyed the interior of a 1946 Lincoln sedan belonging to Susan Souter, 13882 Yockey St. Loss was estimated at $800. TRAFFIC SURVEY PORTLAND, Ind. — In six hours, high school students noted 3,806 driving violations in this city of 7,000. The most common faults were failure to signal and to stop at intersections. 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Armaest, president of Redlands University, as he addressed the principals and teachers of the three schools. Before the luncheon hour, prepared and served by ladies of Savanna Parent Teacher association, Miss Elizabeth Miller gave an explanation of workshop activities set for the afternoon session. Worship leaders were Mossam, Saucerman, Paterson and McDonnough. SHOW STARTS AT DUSK Pacific DRIVE-IN THEATRES COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMILY CAR THE ADVENTURE OF ANY LIGHTHOUSE JOHN WAYNE ISLAND IN THE SKY Orange STEPHEN McNALLY JULIA ADAMS JUKE MARLOWE The STAND AT APACHE RIVER Paulo Now Showing THE MOON IS BLUE The Most Discussed Picture Since Love Began! WILLIAM BOLDER DAVID MYER MAGGIE M.-BAMAAA PLUS "FLAME OF CALCUTTA" • TECHNICOLOR