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Method Where Emergency Calls From Placentia Phone Exchange Area Go Through Placentia Police, Attacked A problem that has faced Placentia council and Placentia Police department for many years was brought out in the open again Tuesday night, after the scheduled council meeting "adjourned." Placentia Telephone Exchange takes in practically all of the area north of Orangesthorpe Ave. and east of Placentia, including the city of Placentia. And when a person within this area reports a fire, accident, or other emergency, regardless of where the event happens his call goes to the Placentia police department. Whoever answers the call in Placentia must take what information he can get and relay it on the Forestry Dept. in Yorba Linda or whatever station may be involved. This procedure enacts a dangerous and unnecessary delay, according to Sig Swanson, city clerk, who receives most of these reports, with Miss Darlene Thompson, accounting clerk. Reads Letter This opinion was expressed and elaborated on in a letter written Oct. 5 by Swanson and for the first time, read, by himself, in the council hall after the meeting adjourned. Unofficial post-meeting followed, with all who had been in attendance remaining. Swanson had pre-attend the regular session in lieu of City Administrator William Cunningham, at the California League of Cities convention in San Francisco. He brought the eloquently but strongly worded letter out of his office file in answer to the statement made, after adjournment, by Chief of Police William Wingard. The chief had brought up the subject of the problem involved by the agreed it was not a good method, but since it was in existence, he expected all employees to follow it until or unless something better was worked out through the sheriff's office, with the telephone company. Swanson, in letter and spontaneous statements attempted to show the near-impossibility of the system. And the police chief continued to remind that it nevertheless existed. "I would like to take this burden off of us also," said Wingard. Mayor Hopes for Solution Mayor Wilson pointed out that the same problem had received potent consideration five years ago, ten years, and he hoped eventually some better method would be worked out. During the meeting of the council, it was voted to allow Barton Chevrolet company of Yorba Linda to construct a billboard in the vacant lot south of the city hall, which will be a used car lot. A. E. Simmen of Sleepy Hollow, newly hired policeman was introduced. It is his 16th year in police service. Legion Heard From There was consideration of the formally stated attitude from Placentia American Legion Hall that they wanted it made known, after recent unfavorable publicity regarding closing of a dance in the hall Oct. 18, that they do not sponsor the dances. Wingard said the force is so busy on Saturday nights, it cannot assure adequate patrol at the dances, but that the Placentia police are doing the best they can. Present were council members: Calico Carnival Receives Tomorrow Even At Magnolia School Final plans for Magnolia Carnival, Friday, Oct. 23, way with Mrs. John charge. Fun galore for your old is assured, according Kenneth Spaulding, public man. Keeping in mind friend booths are planned to t of parents and children. invitation to all is extend. Roy Pierce, P.T.A., pre- join the patrons of Magnolia Friday, from 4 to 9 p.m. Hot dogs and other booths will be ample for supper. Booths also will "cake walk." "plant book" "white elephant." A spec will be a comic book exe kiddies. There will i and movies. VFW Auxiliary In By District Presid District President M Timmons of Costa Mes over the annual inspecti Newly Organized 4-H Group Elects Officers Jackie Crawford was elected first president of the Orangethorpe school 4-H group, holding its initial session Tuesday. Other officers voted were Barbara Pavel vice-president; Judy Leander, secretary; Susan Lindsey, treasurer; Arna, sergeant-at-arms; Martha Lindsey, reporter; and Joan Emerson, songleader. Organizers and advisors of the club are Mrs. H. J. Crawford, with Mrs. J. Johnson, assistant. The first project will be clothing. Members present were: Joan Hudson, Jackie Crawford, Judith Johnson, Pat Arna, Judy Leander, Linda Butler and Martha Lindsey from the eighth grade; Galleen Brace, Sharon Deter, Hilda Martinez, Shirley Thompson, Kathy Madley, Joan Emerson, Alice Dawson, Nancy Huntly, Connie Livingston, Barbera Pavel, Janice Wegner, and Susan Lindsey from the fifth and sixth grade. Savanna Head Attends State Convention Wayne L. Butterbaugh, District Superintendent of the Savannah School District, is attending the California Association of School Administrators in San Jose, Oct. 20-23 at which time he will serve on a panel of school administrators to discuss special education for mentally and physically handicapped children. Thomas L. Nelson, Superintendent service. Legion Heard From There was consideration of the formally stated attitude from Placentia American Legion Hall that they wanted it made known after recent unfavorable publicity regarding closing of a dance in the hall Oct. 18, that they do not sponsor the dances. Wingard said the force is so busy on Saturday nights, it cannot assure adequate patrol at the dances, but that the Placentia police are doing the best they can. Present were council members: John Tynes, Joseph Hannah, Russell Dunham and acting city attorney Donald Shoemaker. Regular city attorney, Harold McCabe was at the San Francisco convention. "Lionism" Stressed by Speaker at Stanton District Governor Charles Baker Riverside, was the featured speaker at Stanton Lions Club Monday night his subject "Liberty, Intelligence and the Nation's Safety." Speaking on how to advance the local club, "Lionism," He was introduced by Joe Cursfield, zone chairman. Plans for the Lions' auction sale to be held Nov. 14 were made. Lewis McBratney gave a summary on his recent one-month vacation through Bryce Canyon and other points of interest in Utah. Wyoming, Nebraska, and to the Lions headquarters in Chicago. Prospective members introduced were Bob Greenwood and Jack Newman. Guest of the evening was M. Bolkeman, Cub Scout master. Preceeding the meeting there was a delicious chicken dinner. Buena Park Notes MRS. M. R. DILLOW Ph. 6960 Fortunate to hear Mrs. JosephHook, editor of the California Parent-Teachers Magazine, at the fourth District meeting in Santa Ana Thursday were: Mmes Leonard Hamner, president of Grand Ave PTA, W. C. Briaco, Edwin Bastady, Willard Looney, G. J. Causesley, Calvin Culp, H. E. Masterson, Forrest Long, W. J. Jackson, Howard Webber, and W. C. Leisch, all of Grand Ave. From Lindberg PTA was Mrs. K. V. Suhr, president, Mmes Leiter Pogue, Joe Showalter, W. R. Govreau. A new sewing machine will be purchased by the Stitching Studies 4-H club. It was decided at their meeting Monday afternoon in the Congregational Church. Betay Wingert and Anna Bastady, president reported on their trip to White elephant.” A speeches will be a comic book exe the kiddies. There will and movies. VFW Auxiliary Inst By District Presid District President M-Timmons of Costa Mez over the annual inspector Rogers Veterans of Post Memorial Post auxiliary Monday evening. Mrs. Alvyda Rutledge stalled as a new member visitors on hand reprex auxiliaries of Anaheim; Costa Mesa and Westmil. Mrs. Ruth Lockman wied temporary publicity while Mrs. Ruby Goodin valed from an illness. Pumpkin pie with whi appropriately were serv Stanton Ne ARDELL HARRIS Anaheim # M Mr. and Mrs. Don Do their recent dinner guest end and Mrs. Charles daughters and Mr. and Lovett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ren D China are announcing of their third child; Yvonne Marie born Oct Livingston will be rem the former Dorothy Beaver of Mr. and Mrs. Jo Court Street. Dale Grivey and Early both in Detroit picking on new automobiles. Mr. and Mrs. Herbe Starry St. and Riley Wh of Buena Park are enjoy week camping and hun Delta Colorado. Mr., and La Plant; of Laguna residing at the Cook their absence. Mrs. Ruth Newton le two week vacation in her daughter and husband Mrs. W. O. Heatwole. The Reverend and White former pastor on Community church honored guests at a party given by the church family. A group grape was presented ther Mrs. White was also guest at a personal parish the missionary society women of the community State Convention Wayne L. Butterbaugh, District Superintendent of the Savannah School District, is attending the California Association of School Administrators in San Jose, Oct. 20-23, at which time he will serve on a panel of school administrators to discuss special education for mentally and physically handicapped children. Thomas L. Nelson, Superintendent of Berkely Public Schools as chairman is panel chairman. The California Association of School Administrators represent all school administrators and their assistants for the entire State. The convention is the highlight of all professional meetings during the entire school year. It is subject to e. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. A new sewing machine will be purchased by the Stitching Susies. 4-H club. It was decided at their meeting Monday afternoon in the Congregational Church. Betty Wingert and Anna Bastady, president, reported on their trip to state the convention on the Davis College Campus. Marty Germanto was appointed Sergeant at Arms. The flag salute was led by Margaret Becker and the 4-H pledge by Marty Germanto. The girls will have a booth at the Hallowe'en Carnival and one at the Fall Harvest Day. Twenty six girls and their leaders, Mrs. Wallace Begley and Mrs. Edwin Bastady were present. Bulletin Want Ann Bring Results STOP! You can paint now...pay later! You needn't touch that savings account! Your home can have that needed re-decorating job right away... without even a down payment. Up to 36 months, in easy installments that fit your budget. See us about this helpful easy-pay painting plan. Available whether you hire a painter or do the job yourself. DUTCH BOY PAINT STORE 108 E. Center Street County Fran Sterling — Editor Calico Carnival Ready For Tomorrow Evening At Magnolia School Final plans for Magnolia Calico Carnival, Friday, Oct. 23, are under way with Mrs. John Poody in charge. Fun galore for young and old is assured, according to Mrs. Kenneth Spaulding, publicity chairman. Keeping in mind friendliness, all booths are planned to the interest of parents and children. A cordial invitation to all is extended by Mrs. Roy Pierce, P.T.A., president, to join the patrons of Magnolia No. 1 Friday, from 4 to 9 p.m. Hot dogs and other food at the booths will be ample for the family supper. Booths also will include "cake walk," "plant booth," and "white elephant." A special feature will be a comic book exchange for the kiddies. There will be games and movies. VFW Auxiliary Inspected By District President District President Mrs. Irene Timmons of Costa Mesa presided over the annual inspection of G.R. St. Pius Church Ready For Fall Festival The annual Fall Festival sponsored by St. Pius church will be quite an event in Buena Park Sunday, Oct. 25 (according to those who are making plans and those who have attended them in the past). Proceeds will go toward defraying expenses incurred in the recent purchase of a bus for the parochial school. The day will begin with High Mass at 11 a.m. Following will be a delicious ham dinner, served throughout the day, till 8 p.m. The Altar society is in charge. A large assortment of booths by the Holy Name Society and the Knights of Columbus will provide the carnival atmosphere. The evening is to end with a large free community dance, music furnished by the Melody Sisters. A drawing will be held with the grand prize an 800 lbs. white face heifer steer. Other prizes will be offered. The public is cordially invited to participate in the activities. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Buena Gardens Petitioners for My On Lincoln Avenue at Centralia S A petition asking for cross walks, a stop sign and other safety measures along Lincoln Highway in the Centralla school zone was circulated in the Buena Gardens tract early this week and signed by 198 residents. The petition was addressed to Paul Harding, assistant state highway engineer, Los Angeles, with a copy going to B. R. Caldwell, commissioner, California Highway Patrol, Orange, and reads as follows: "We, the undersigned, respectfully petition the California Patrol for the following trots in the Centralla trict. We represent the Buena home owners. "1. We feel that two oare necessary at Western coln; one crossing Western crossing Lincoln. "2. One cross walk at H Lincoln, crossing Lincoln "3. One boulevard stop at Western and Lincoln. "4. Fifteen mile zone" TIME TO ORD YOUR CHRISTMA CARD S 20% Discount during ber... on personal mas cards. 25 for and up. OUR CHRISTMA CARD ALBUM 12 Christmas Card are NOW HERE for selection. Pillowry Gifts & HAPPINESS TOYS AND TOGS IRMA FERRIS 310 N. Spadra Rd. FuHerton — LAmbert 5- VFW Auxiliary Inspected By District President District President Mrs. Irene Timmons of Costa Mesa presided over the annual inspection of C.R. Rogers Veterans of Foreign Wars Memorial Post auxiliary, in Cypress Monday evening. Mrs. Alvylda Rutledge was installed as a new member. Ten visitors on hand represented the auxiliaries of Anaheim; Senta Ana, Costa Mesa and Westminster. Mrs. Ruth Lockman was appointed temporary publicity chairman, while Mrs. Ruby Goodman is convulsing from an illness. Pumpkin pie with whipped cream appropriately were served. Stanton News ARDELL HARRISON Anaheim 6 '42 Mr. and Mrs. Don Doane had as their recent dinner guests the Reverend and Mrs. Charles White and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lowett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Livingston of China are announcing the arrival of their third child, a daughter, Yvonne Marie born October 7. Mrs. Livingston will be remembered as the former Dorothy Beavers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Beavers of Court Street. Dale Grivey and Earl Vipond are both in Detroit picking up delivery on new automobiles. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cook of Starr St. and Riley White and sons of Buena Park are enjoying a three week camping and hunting trip in Delta, Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald La Plant of Laguna Beach are residing at the Cook residence in their absence. Mrs. Ruth Newton is spending a two week vacation in Oxnard with her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Heatwole. The Reverend and Mrs. Charles White, former pastor of the Stanton Community church were the honored guests at a going away party given by the Community church family. A group gift of luggage was presented them. Mrs. White was also the honored guest at a personal party given by the missionary society, and other women of the community. 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Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Nelson, 7802 West Ball Rd. were the surprised guests recently when they were honored with a house warming given by two of Mrs. Nelson's (Dorothy Morris) former classmates at AURS, Mrs. Harold Lovett (Pat Bean) and Mrs. Don Doane (Delphine Cook). The guests of honor opened their many gifts, all useful kitchen articles which was followed by a pot-luck supper. The twenty guests bidden to share the occasion were school friends of the class of 1945 at AURS At Anaheim Hospital ARRIVALS— Mrs. Dorothy Stoneking, Anaheim Tommy Nellis, Anaheim Mrs. Phamie Hatfield, Brea Jose Martin, Anaheim Mrs. Jean Reed, Anaheim Mrs. Guinevere Morgan, Huntington Beach Edgar C. Evans, Anaheim DEPARTURES— Phillip Dolgado, Santa Ana Mrs. Virginia Prick, Whitier Mrs. Lorena De Groff, Anaheim Mrs. Novella Neher, Anaheim Thomas L. 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Fifteen mile zone should be shown in white paint on Lincoln Highway for traffic approaching from east of the school and also for traffic approaching from west of the school." The united effort on the part of Buena Gardens home owners came on the heels of an announcement by Glen H. Dysinger, Centralia school superintendent, that he had asked the California Highway Patrol for enforcement of the school zone speed laws and greater protection for school children against Lincoln Ave. traffic, but had received only a letter stating that the Highway Patrol would be glad to cooperate, but were "limited by the number of officers available." The reply did state, however, "this office will contact you in the near future and assist you by making recommendations to alleviate the condition." The petition was carried from house to house by Mesdames Loyal Le Blanc, Al Meeks, William Maguire, and Gene Muldraw. The ladies reported all who were approached were "more than willing" to sign. 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