anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-28

Junior College Students Urged to Take Advantage of Opportunities Every junior college student possesses wonderful possibilities; each has an important place in life to fill. Before each one lies a new year full of opportunity but also full of chances to get side-tracked and fritter away time. With this thought, Dr. H. Lynn Sheller, director, greeted Fullerton Junior College students last Friday at the annual convocation, first college assembly of the year. With this thought, Dr. H. Lynn Sheller, director, greeted Fullerton Junior College students last Friday at the annual convocation, first college assembly of the year. At the same assembly, T. Stanley Warburton, superintendent, outlined the expected progress on the junior college campus. A new science building is under way, and plans are being made for new physical education facilities. The people of the school district deserve appreciation for providing such facilities for the students, Warburton pointed out. Ted Shipkey student body president introduced Mr. Warburton and Dr. Sheller, the deans and registrar, and members of the student commission. "Each of you comes to college filled with good intentions and high aspiration," Dr. Sheller told the students in his address. "Before you lies a new year full of chances to develop your best possibilities." "Enjoy the social life of the col- Exchange Club Plans To Honor Scholar Some outstanding scholar athlete from Anaheim Union High School may be the winner of free, expense-paid trip to Washinton, D.C., through efforts of Anaheim Exchange Club. This was learned Thursday through Chairman Robert Benno, of the "California Outstanding Boy of the Year," contest which the local Exchange Club cooperating with other Exch clubs of the state in selection of outstanding boy. Benno, who was named to be the committee by President Geoff Carter of the local service organization, outlined qualifications contenders. Only seniors from high school are scored with points being accrued through scholastic record music, speech, sports, school service and student offices held during year. Winner in the local club will compete with boys selected in our communities through the district. Culmination of the contest come during Easter vacation when the winner will be sent to the Chelsea as guest of the Washington D.C., Exchange clubs and Nathan headquarters of the service organization. forever. We assume that they ours by natural right, and come to be like water: com- unvalued, and wasted, until we deprived of them." "We tend to take for granted things that are abundantly o- Dr. Sheller concluded. "Occas- ally we need to take stock and mind ourselves of the rich educational possibilities we have. need to feel gratitude towards parents and the rest of the po- who provide them, and we need resolve to make the best use them." P.S. OUT IN FRONT! 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Over 190 completely new models, from Pickups to 55,000-lbs. G.C.W. Big Jobs, built to get jobs done fast! Ford offers five great engines up to 155-h.p. New extra-heavy duty model illustrated—Ford F-900 Big Job with Deluxe Cab (elightly extra cost). G.V.W. 27,000 lbs., G.C.W. 55,000 lbs. Hurry In and see them! Try the new DRIVERIZED RIDE Today! FORD ECONOMY TRUCKS SAVE TIME • SAVE MONEY • LAST LONGER F.D.A.P. McCOY MOTOR CO. 320 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. Phone TV at its best! Don't Miss 'Ford Theatre,' KNBH (4), Thursday, 9:30 p.m. Exchange Club Plans Honor Scholar The outstanding scholar and me from Anaheim Union High will be the winner of a expense-paid trip to Washington, D.C., through efforts of the Anaheim Exchange Club. Thursday Chairman Robert W. co. of the "California Outstanding Boy of the Year," contest in the local Exchange Club is operating with other Exchange of the state in selection of the standing boy. Noo, who was named to head committee by President George Brown of the local service organization, outlined qualifications for students. Senior students from high school will be selected with points being accumulated through scholastic records in speech, sports, school services and student offices held during the summer in the local club will commute with boys selected in other communities through the district state. Inclusion of the contest will during Easter vacation when winner will be sent to the Capitagus guest of the Washington, Exchange clubs and National quarters of the service organization. We assume that they are by natural right, and they need to be like water: common, inclusive, and wasted, until we are received of them." The tend to take for granted that are abundantly ours." Sheller concluded. "Occasionally we need to take stock and real ourselves of the rich educational possibilities we have. We need to feel gratitude towards our mentals and the rest of the people provide them, and we need to love to make the best use of it." Cypress Notes CHRISTIE DAVIS Anah m 60529 Haskell Kelley, Arga Chairman of the Community Chest Drive, held a kick-off meeting for the workers at his home last week and organized the drive for this area. Chairmen were picked to collect from the larger groups with Mrs. Elena Decker in charge of collections among the dalrymen; Phil Selfridge will take the business district; Mrs. Ann Lucas, Cypress Manor; Mrs. Marie Bollinger, Cypress Acres; and Miss Elizabeth Dickerson, general collections. Kelley explained to the group of 40 volunteers that for the past four years, Cypress has received four times more in aid than it had donated and he hoped that this year the drive would be successful enough to remedy that situation. Mrs. Ray Lucas of 5632 Vonnie Lane, entertained a group of friends in her home last week honoring Mrs. Robert Norton, formerly Castella Rogers, with a post nuptial shower. The affair was informal and the guests were served rolls and sausage patties upon their arrival at the popular ten o'clock coffee hour, while Mrs. Norton unwrapped the many beautifully wrapped gifts. The Lucas home was decorated with colorful flowers and miniature bride and groom sets. Mrs. Lucas was assisted in her duties. County Calendar Each Monday evening the Anaheim Bulletin County page prints a calendar of current events. Organizations wishing to take advantage of this service are invited to contact Mrs. Cook, county editor, telephone Anaheim 2251. In Buena Park telephone Jeanetta Dillow, Buena Park 6060. In Cypress call Christine Davis, telephone Anaheim 6-8528. Placetta correspondent is Wilma Stayner, telephone Ardle Harrison, Anaheim 6-0045. BUENA PARK Monday, Sept. 28: Women's Club Executive Board meeting, 1 p.m., clubhouse. Laymen's Fellowship Congregational church, 6:30 p.m., church. Sinawika, 7:15 p.m., Youth building. Knights of Columbus, 8 p.m., St. Plus V Parish Hall. Tuesday, Sept. 29: Kiwanis Club, 6:30 p.m., Youth building. Wednesday, Sept. 30: Lion's Club, 6:30 p.m., Knott's Berry Farm. Cub Scouts, Pack No. 177, 7:30 p.m., St. Plus V Parish Hall. Parent - Teachers Association meeting, teachers reception and dedication of building, 7:30 p.m., Lindbergh school. Thursday, Oct. 1: Boy's Club Board of Directors meeting, 12 noon, Knott's Berry Farm. Woman's Club, 2 p.m., clubhouse. Dedication ceremony, McComber. MONDAY, SEPT. 28—Toastmasters meeting, Drama Cafe, 6:30 p.m. Ya Men's Club meeting, YBldg., 6:30 p.m. Altrusa Club dinner and meet Elks Club, 7 p.m. National Guard 224th Infantry basement of City Hall, 7:30 Leaders Club of Girl Scout Owl meeting, Investment in YBldg., 7:30 p.m. Beta Bigma Phil Exemplar Center meeting home of meme Knights of Columbus meet Knights of Columbus Hall, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting, VFW Auxiliary meeting,VFW Auxiliary meeting,VFW Auxiliary meeting,VFW Auxiliary meeting,VFW Auxiliary meeting,VFW Auxiliary meeting,VFW Auxiliary meeting,VFW Auxiliary meeting,VFW Auxiliary meeting,VFW Auxiliary meeting,VFW Auxiliary meeting,VFW 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WILL SHE BE MISS FRIGIDAIRE Another promising beauty Ballman's Miss Frigidaire contest is Miss Myra L. Gunner. 17-year-old Anaheim high school student. Blonde, on eyes, weight 110 pounds. Ballman's are seeking one ten and seven princesses bride on their Halloween st. "Stairway to the Stars," October 31. $500 in prizes to eight lucky winners. High school and junior college girls have time to enter. Get special entry blanks at Ballman's. 122 W. Broadway. Free info to entrants. Phone 5703. Buena Park Man Takes Top Awards at Fair Among exhibitors at the Los Angeles County Fair is James Calder, graduate of Fullerton Union High School two-years-ago, who is now attending Cal Poly for his second year. His exhibits include pure bred sheep winning 15 blue and eight red ribbons, and swine winning one blue and four red awards in the open division. Calder will show two Hereford Steers in college class at the fair this week among 18 head representing Cal Poly at the Pomona exhibit. Specializing in study of animal husbandry with alternate major Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results DO YOU KNOW?? Tuesday, Sept. 29: Kiwanis Club, 6:30 p.m. Youth building. Wednesday, Sept. 30: Lion's Club, 6:30 p.m., Knott's Berry Farm. Cub Scouts, Pack No. 177, 7:30 p.m. St. Plus V Parish Hall. Parent - Teachers Association meeting, teachers reception and dedication of building, 7:30 p.m., Lindbergh school. Thursday, Oct. 1: Boy's Club Board of Directors meeting, 12 noon, Knott's Berry Farm. Woman's Club, 2 p.m., clubhouse. Dedication ceremony McComber school, 4:30 p.m., Western and Pacific. Boy Scout Troop 77, 7 p.m., Youth building. Messiah Lutheran Ladies Guild, 7:30 p.m., Lutheran church. Masonic meeting, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple. Exchange Club, 7:30 p.m., Airport Cafe. Junior Women's Club, 6 p.m., clubhouse. Saturday, Oct. 3: Gray Y, 10 a.m., First Baptist church Junior H-Y, 2 p.m., Baptist church. CYPRESS Monday, Sept. 28: Kiwanis Club, 6:30 p.m., Loyd's Drive-In. Tuesday, Sept. 29: Ceramics Class meets at 6 p.m. in Ceramics room of Anaheim High school. Thursday, Oct. 1: Evelyn Raegan Chapter of N.P.M.S. 10 a.m., Church of the Nazareene. Baptist Women's Missionary Union, 2 p.m., Baptist church. Baptist Jr. Girl's Auxiliary, 3:30 p.m., Baptist church. Friday, Oct. 2: Baptist Intermediate Girl's Auxiliary, 3:30 p.m., church. Braves and Trailblazers Boy's Clubs, 7:30 p.m., Church of the Nazareene. Saturday, Oct. 3: White Gold Day Celebration. Funeral Notices EDINGTON, C. 65, of 981 Hutson Lane, Anaheim, died Friday night at his home. He leaves his widow, Nina. Last rites are being conducted Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Holton's, Long Beach. Burial will be in Westminster cemetery. In citrus inspection, Calder lives at 6551 Orangethorpe, Buena Park, and has been a member of the 4-H group for three years. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Itskai Walton League Isak Walton Bldg., m Native Daughters of the G West meeti Fullerton, m VFW meeting, VFW Hall, FRIDAY, OCT. Lions Club meeting, Elks 12:15 p.m. Anaheim Lodge No. 207 R meeting, Masonic Temple, p.m. Orange County Aquarium Meeting, Santa Ana Civic C Clubhouse, p.m. Lois Rebekah Lodge meeting OF Temple, p.m. SUNDAY, OCT. Republican barbecue and We style get-together, Big C Jamboree Site, Irvine Ram to 4 p.m. MONDAY, OCT. Joint meeting of Rotary and wanis Clubs, Lt. Gov. K speaker, Elks Club, 12:15 p.m. City Planning Commission ing. Council Chambers of Hall, 2 p.m. Buena Park Boy Win Citizenship Award Significant honors went reto a Fullerton Union High f senior, Loranzy Crews, wher American Legion, Post 338, ad ed him certificate and meda outstanding work in good cliship at a meeting of post reptatives from many parts of F ern California in the Los A Times auditorium. Eighteen-year-old Crews, family moved to Buena Park months ago from Sacramento, tended Senior High School l latter city until this year. H one of 12 boys cited by the H at the meeting, for activities i half of others. Other boys were commenced such cities as San Diego, wood, and Los Angeles. Crawtive service sprang from hie provided at the new Buena Boys' Club. While it was bubuilt recently, he assisted in Farmer, supervisor, in orginational work, and it was du Farmer's recommendation thii Buena Park Legion included among outstanding youth in service during the past year. In recognition of his Crews received a written cla calling attention to the outatua service rendered the Buena Boys' Club. It reads in part the citation was presented a recognition of his manifest tities of leadership, dependabili helpfulness among his assoc and the splendid example he for other Citizens of Tomorrow. He received also an American glom gold medal on which are reed flags, the Legion star, and that's new r did! over 190 completely new models all at FORD PRICES! NEW Driverized Cabs reduce fatigue! Big one-piece shields, seat shock snubbers! NEW Synchro-Silent transsitions in every Ford truck at extra cost. No more double catching! NEW Overdrive, automatic ordomatic optional (extra cost) all Ford V-2s-tonners! NEW Shorter turning! New back, wide-tread front axles are sharper turning circles, easier handling! NEW Cab Forward line! With engine position, nearly all engine servicing can now be done der hood! New full-width cab til G.V.W., up to 23,000 lbs. C.W. to 48,000 lbs. LOW-FRICTION power! 3 stroke engines save gas! service accessibility! wider frame and design faster servicing! TRUCKS LAST LONGER F.D.A.P. Phone 2288 Thursday, 9:30 p.m. in college class at the fair this week among 18 head representing Cal Poly at the Pomona exhibit. Specializing in study of animal husbandry with alternate major Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results In citrus inspection, Calder lives at 6851 Orangethorpe, Buena Park, and has been a member of the 4-H group for three years. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin DO YOU KNOW?? QUESTION: I've heard that in order to get a decent premium rate on burglary or theft insurance, the insured persons must take all kinds of expensive precautions. If that is the case, it seems to me that it would be just as costly over a period of time as an actual loss by theft. ANSWER: That is definitely not the case. The Insurance Companies expect only that insured people will take about the same precautions as if they had no insurance. H. H. STABBERT Insurance Agency Since 1929 124 W. Broadway — Ph. Anaheim 4315 ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE Orange STARTS WEDNEDSAY YOU'VE NEVER SEEN SO MUCH SHOW! JANE RUSSELL MARILYN MONROE THEY WERE WINED, DINED AND ERMINED. from Naughty New York to Gay Pareel Gentlemen Prefer Blondes CHARLES COBURN TECHNICOLOR In recognition of his s Crews received a written c calling attention to the outat service rendered the Buena Boys' Club. It reads in part the citation was presented, recognition of his manifest ties of leadership, dependabilhelpfulness among his assocand the splendid example he for other Citizens of Tomorrow. He received also an Americion gold medal on which are ed flags, the Legion star, and script reading "Citizenship" a scroll across the top of the is his name and date of award. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. of 8132 Orangethorpe, Buena Loranzy is interested in availcurrently is enrolled in C. Egertson's aeronautics class a. HS. He has prepared for h terest by previous courses in ematics and science. Young Crews is a member of FUHS Jayee football team interested also in swimming ties. Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich "I don't care how many plubooks you've digested, c trust your memory for correct number!" ... W you're not sure of a numple please look it up in the d tory... Pacific Telephone BREAKS MONOTONY—Lunch box lunches need never become monotonous if you use a little cleverness and ingenuity in planning them. Though sandwiches are an accepted part of most lunches carried away from home, there are many other foods that pack well and replace the sandwich not only adequately, but well. Then too, they satisfy the appetite of a growing boy or hungry man. The trick is simple, a wide-mouthed thermos in which soup, stew, spaghetti or Spanish rice can be kept steaming hot until lunch time. No trouble either, for with all the time-saving packages and canned products and canned tomato sauce, a hot lunch like Spanish rice pronto as directed below can be prepared almost quickly as the old standby sandwich lunch. Time to Plant Bulbs For Spring Flowers Bulb planting time is with us again-so here are some time-honored bedding plants that are useful and adaptable for planting as a bulb-cover. Primarily bulb cover plantings should be shallow rooted annuals such as nemesia, schizanthus or Iceland poppy. These produce quick color to brighten the SPANISH RICE PRONTO ¼ cup bacon drippings, margarine or butter. 1 medium onion, thinly sliced (about ½ cup). ½ medium green pepper, diced (about 1/3 cup). 1 1/2 cups quick cooking rice. 1¼ cups hot water. 2 cans tomato sauce. 1 teaspoon salt. Dash of pepper. 1 teaspoon prepared mustard, if desired. Melt fat in saucepan. Add onion, green pepper, and rice and cook and stir over high heat until slightly browned. Add water, tomato sauce, salt, pepper, and mustard. Mix well. Bring quickly to a boil. Cover tightly, lower heat and simmer gently. For Spring Flowers Bulb planting time is with us again-so here are some time-honored bedding plants that are useful and adaptable for planting as a bulb-cover. Primarily bulb cover plantings should be shallow rooted annuals such as nemesia, schizanthus or Iceland poppy. These produce quick color to brighten the area until the bulbs furnish some color and texture of their own. Such shallow rooted plants require little cultivation and do not disturb bulb plantings set at the correct depth. Nemesia blooms earliest of the above plants and will ordinarily flower through the winter. Because of its restricted lateral growth, it is best used for narrow beds or strip plantings and as a cover for the earlier flowering bulbs such as daffodils, anemones and ranunculus. The bright colors of nemesia which run heavy to red, orange and yellow shades, will lend a cheery air to the winter garden until the advent of the bulbs. Schizanthus makes a heavier growth than the nemesia and is useful for full bed plantings as the mass effect impressive. The color range is through the pastel shades with some half tones of red and purple. If plants are pinched back occasionally, bloom can be maintained well into the spring. Iceland poppy will generally make the latest show of color; so is best worked in as a cover for the later bulbs such as tulips and Dutch Iris. This grand annual gives such a dazzling show of color through late winter and early spring that it will be with regret that it will be discarded to make way for the emerging bulb planting. As a matter of lasting importance, it is suggested that all three of these annuals be used to fill out many other areas of the garden as well as to serve as top-notch bulb planting cover-ups. Physician and Author To Speak at Freedom Club Tonight Dr. Lewis A. Alesen, past president of the California Medical association and credited as one of the national directors of the Free-Freedom Clubs Inc., will speak to members and guests of the Freedom Club of Santa Ana Tonight at 8 p.m. at the Woman's Clubhouse, Sixth and Baker streets, Santa Ana. 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