anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-27

$22,626 in Cash Prizes to Be Awarded 4-H Club Exhibitors at State Fair Hundreds of 4-H Club members from all over the state will flock to the California State Fair and Exposition, scheduled Sept. 1 through 11, according to Alvin F. Carveth of Auburn, director in charge. Clothing exhibits will be displayed all 11 days, but livestock barns will show 4-H stock from Sept. 7 through 11 only. Approximately 500 4-H Club members will participate, about equally divided among clothing and livestock. Livestock premiums show cash offerings of $22,126, with an additional $500 ticketed for clothing. Biggest activity in the department will be a visit by 1200 4-H delegates from the annual state convention at the University of California at Davis. A special one-day program is being prepared. The trek from Davis to Sacramento will be made opening day, and the youngsters will return that evening. Carveth stressed importance of the 4-H role in the state fair, stating those entered represented the best efforts of 28,000 members in California, operating under direction of some 5000 volunteer adult leaders. Danish Judging System Judging of 4-H clothing will start Aug. 29, with Aug. 15 as deadline for entries. A Danish system of judging will be used. Judging schedules for 4-H livestock: Sept. 8: Fat, Hampshire, and Berkshire swine; Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Holstein, and Milking Shorthorn dairy cattle; fat and Shropshire sheep, and beef cattle. Sept. 9: Guernsey and Jersey cattle, followed by county groups and finals in showmanship; Duroc, Spotted Poland China, Chester White, and Poland China swine, and Corrie- Stanton Lions See Films Of Mexican Road Races Stanton Lions and guests enjoyed a special cold plate buffet dinner and the motion pictures of the Fifth Pan American Mexican Road Race at a recent meeting in the local clubhouse. Presented by Al Henley, mechanic for the Bill Stroppe Lincoln team in the road race, the film featured some 42 minutes of dizzy speed and hairpin turns by international entrants in the famous event. Program chairman Dan Cobb introduced Henley. President Art Nieblas presided over the session, and introduced briefly business discussion on the Stanton Lions Benefit Carnival slated for Sept. 24. R. K. Martin, Roy Shields, and Bill Asawa were named as additional booth chairmen. Calvin Terry reported on plans for a "taco booth" as another feature for the carnival. Veterans Advised to See College Counselors Early Veterans who wish to attend Orange Coast College under the G.I. bill should see college counselors early in August, it was asserted today by Dr. James W. Thornton Jr., vice-president. Subsistence allowances will be received sooner if formal author- Judging schedules for 4-H livestock: Sept. 8: Fat, Hampshire, and Berkshire swine; Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Holstein, and Milking Shorthorn dairy cattle; fat and Shropshire sheep, and beef cattle. Sept. 9: Guernsey and Jersey cattle, followed by county groups and finals in showman-ship; Duroc, Spotted Poland China, Chester White, and Poland China swine, and Corrie-dale, Columbia, Hampshire, Southdown, and Suffolk sheep. Livestock judges will include: Beef cattle: Forest M. Berry, Bank of America, Los Angeles; Dairy cattle: George E. Taylor, U. S. Rubber Company N.Y.C., N.Y.; Sheep: Clinton A. Jewett, Williams; Swine: Glenn Eidman, Agricultural Extension Service, Orland; Clothing: Mmes. Jack Steger of Danville, Jane Giulliere of Walnut Creek, and Walter Marriott of Sacramento. OPEN BOWLING Mon., Wed., Fri. & Sat. 7 p.m. Fall Leagues now Forming For Reservations, KE 5-9206 128 S. Los Angeles St. yours...the 'BANDBOX' LOOK July Special! BLANKETS Cleaned and packed in a beautiful plastic bag. Reg. $2, this month only $1.15. Phone KE 5-2405, for free pick-up and delivery. Bandbox Cleaners 946 N. Los Angeles, Anaheim Veterans Advised to See College Counselors Early Veterans who wish to attend Orange Coast College under the G.I. bill should see college counselors early in August, it was asserted today by Dr. James W. Thornton Jr., vice-president. Subsistence allowances will be received sooner if formal authority to enroll has been received by the Veteran’s Administration prior to the opening of the fall term on Sept. 12. Forms for original application or for re-enrollment are available at the O.C.C. Counseling Center. Veteran and other students may pre-register for the fall semester at O.C.C. during August from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Early preregistration aids in allowing time for individual counseling and assures students of admission in class sections where enrollment is limited. Preregistration-examinations will begin Aug. 5, 26 and Sept. 2, at 9 a.m., at the college. HARD of HEARING In the hair MAICO-ANAHEIM Hearing Service 124 E. Center KE 5-5658 Arnold E. Howard Quality Lighting Fixtures Chimneys - Student Shades & Lamp Repair Parts. Wiring Supplies Sunbeam - G.E.- Universal Tonstmaster, Sales & Repairs All Sizes of G.E. Lamps 130 S. Lemon KE 5-2239 ANAHEIM Navy's Buddy Enlistment Plan Still in Effect Chief Donald R. Dennis, U.S. Navy Recruiter at the Fullerton Municipal Airport in Fullerton, nounces that the Navy still offers the "buddy plan." Under this plan two or more men may join the Navy and stay together through their nine week basic training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. Chief Dennis points out that there is still no waiting list to join the Navy. If you are a male between the ages of 17 and 31, are mentally and morally qualified then you may be enlisted as soon as the papers can be processed. Anyone interested in the Navy are requested to see Chief Dennis. CYPRESS NEWS CHRISTINE DAVIS JACKSON 7-2810 League - leading Verhoeve Feeds took the Cypress Tiger into camp with an 11 to 1 pounding. The Tigers manage four hits to 16 for Verhoeve Getting bingles for Cypress we Boeckeler, Andre, and Butte Vanderhoeveen, who got two Parkway Inn was beaten by La Palma Drive-Inn 11 to 1. pair of hits were picked up the locals to the 10 for La Palma. Getting hits for Cypress were Keys and Mills. Mr. and Mrs. James R. C burn of 8592 La Salle street are welcoming a new daughter into their home. She was born July 18, weighing 6 pounds, ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Davies and children, Eleanor and Lesh C., returned last week from two week's trip which took them to Canada. Although many sights were seen along the way, the purpose of the journey was to tend the funeral of Mrs. Davies mother at Nova Scotia. This also visited Mrs. Davis’ grandmother, who is 95 years old The Davises live at 18801 Salle. Navy's Buddy Enlistment Plan Still in Effect Chief Donald R. Dennis, U.S. Navy Recruiter at the Fullerton Municipal Airport in Fullerton, nounces that the Navy still offers the "buddy plan." Under this plan two or more men may join the Navy and stay together through their nine week basic training at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. Chief Dennis points out that there is still no waiting list to join the Navy. If you are a male between the ages of 17 and 31, are mentually and morally qualified then you may be enlisted as soon as the papers can be processed. Anyone interested in the Navy are requested to see Chief Dennis. CONSULT US FOR YOUR HOME LOAN ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION SAVINGS 3½% INSURED Bandbox Cleaners 946 N. 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County Jim Duncan — Editor New Enlistment Plan for Former Airmen Offered "The Air Force vitally needs men with previous military service and technical training and the Air Force is willing to go 'all-out' to get them." That is the way that Sergeant Forrest Alexander of the Santa Ana Recruiting Station, 1012 North Main St., explains the new Air Force policy that went into effect on July 1. The new program which want into effect simultaneously at every recruiting station in the country, was designed by the Air Force to increase procurement of much needed equipment. Stanton Louise Marten The Community Church will be taken down from northeast corner of Stanton nue and Ball Road soon and placed by a for-sale sign that the church is going out business! Had you been a congregational meeting Su you would have seen it powerfully in business are. It is just that the condition decided after much time and two weeks deliberation it would be wiser for the secure the larger and q parcel of land available to just 660 feet east and on other side of Ball, owned W. Fuquay. At present there is leased to Paul Pletz for rles. The main reason for doing more land is that the condition, as it becomes stronger thinks more and more of easily establishing a day-school connection with its church. In the church league ball competition, the O munity church is tied to the Anaheim Presbyterian church for first place. Two teams will meet Tuesday, Aug. 2. The Guy Boschkes of O are new-comers to the St area, having found them a nice home at 9843 W Ave. Mrs. Boschke, (even it seems, calls her Jenny registered nurse and is assigned to Dr. Walter Ralston, M Garden Grove. Boschke is insurance business. They will associating themselves with St. Pius parish. Genelda Bozarth is going to have some fancy duds when she goes back REAL COOL — Six pairs of policemen's hands go to work to pry 3-year-old Greg Welsh of Schenectady, N.Y., from the spin dryer of his mother's washing machine. He crawled in to escape soaring temperature. Snack Shop Approved By Orange Planners ORANGE (OCNS) — Snack Shop Restaurants were given approval by Orange Planning Commission this week for Snack Shop No. 5 in Orange County to be constructed here at the northwest corner of Chapman and Shaffer streets. With the City Council's approval Tuesday, the snack shop may begin construction with the provision they install a six-foot wall in the rear of the building to protect families in residence from auto lights and for privacy. A bakery also will be built at the rear of the property. CONSUL ATTENDS PICNIC FULLERTON (OCNS) — Jose Carlos Ferreyros, Peruvian Consul to Los Angeles, was honored guest at annual picnic gathering Sunday of former American workers in Peru. More than 60 former Peruvian residents attended the celebration, held at the Union Oil Company's picnic grounds near Brea. and technical training and the Air Force is willing to go 'all-out' to get them." That is the way that Sergeant Forrest Alexander of the Santa Ana Recruiting Station, 1012 North Main St., explains the new Air Force policy that went into effect on July 1. The new program which went into effect simultaneously at every recruiting station in the country, was designed by the Air Force to increase procurement of much needed technicians who already have served a tour of active military service. It also is intended to insure assignment of re-enlistees to places and duties where their skills are needed. One of the greatest changes in existing policy that the new program will bring about is in the 90-day, re-enlistment in grade limitation. Formerly any airman or non-comissioned officer who remained out of active service for more than 90 days had to re-enlist for additional service in a grade below his former rank. Now some men who have been out of the Air Force for more than that time, and who possess vitally needed skills, may re-enlist in the same grade they last held. Other veterans who left the Air Force as much as 18 months to two years ago may re-enlist with the loss of only one pay-grade, providing they possess a needed skill. Other veterans in particular skills may remain out of the Air Force for as much as 48 months with the loss of only two pay-grades, Sergeant Alexander said. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin We Rent & Sell HOSPITAL BEDS WHEEL CHAIRS All Sick Room Supplies MEDICAL APPLIANCE 124 E. Center KE. 5-5658 CALIFORNIA MO THAT SAFE D CONSUL ATTENDS PICNIC FULLERTON (OCNS) — Jose Carlos Ferreyros, Peruvian Consul to Los Angeles, was honored guest at annual picnic gathering Sunday of former American workers in Peru. More than 60 former Peruvian residents attended the celebration, held at the Union Oil Company's picnic grounds near Brea. The event was held in celebration of Peru's Independence Day, July 28. Santa Fe Railway Extends Trailer-on-Flat-Car Service California-Arizona New Mexico, El Paso, Texas Through door-to-door service begins July 30, 1955 Another step in expansion of trailer-on-flat-car operations. A wide range of commodities will be handled, Santa Fe will provide modern vans to assure maximum protection. Rates include Pickup and Delivery W. E. FENNELL, Agent Santa Fe Station, KE. 5-8407 ANAHEIM, CALIF. CALIFORNIA MOVES THAT SAFE DAY Auto insurance rates are again reduced. 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Had you been at the congregational meeting Sunday, would have seen how powerfully in business they is just that the congregation decided after much thought two weeks deliberation that would be wiser for them to secure the larger and quieter level of land available to them at 660 feet east and on the rear side of Ball, owned by J. Fuquay. At present the land released to Paul Pletz for berries. The main reason for desiring more land is that the congregation, as it becomes stronger,inks more and more of eventually establishing a day-school in connection with its church. In the church league softball competition, the Community church is tied with the Anaheim Presbyterian church for first place. The two teams will meet Tuesday, Aug. 2. The Guy Boschkes of Orange new-comers to the Stanton area, having found themselves nice home at 9843 Western Dr. Mrs. Boschke, (everyone seems, calls her Jenny) is a registered nurse and is assistant Dr. Walter Ralston, M.D., of Orden Grove. Boschke is in the insurance business. They will be associating themselves with the Plus parish. Genelda Bozarth is going to have some fancy new clubs when she goes back to Savanna school grounds does not mean that activity is not going on there. Allen Blakely, that super all-purpose maintenance man, after a brief escape from kids and people to the solitudes of a fishing stream, has been on the job repairing the ravages of the school year, and painting buildings. Ronnie Fuller, senior in Anaheim high and president of the local Christian Endeavor Society who hopes to end up a preacher, has been kept busy mowing and watering those all-too healthy lawns. Arthur Nieblas, Savanna's new superintendent, is in and out of the school each day pick-up loose ends and seeing that everything will be in shipshape, come Sept. 12. Toward the middle of August he plans to fly to Richmond, Ind., to pick up the new 66-passenger school bus that will serve Savanna school district next year. A considerable sum is saved by picking up the bus at the assembly point, and the slow drive home helps to "break-in" the bus. Unless Ann and Yvonne practice up their cooking at the Fuller home on 2nd Street, their meals might be kind of out-of-the-can variety next year, what with Mrs. David Fuller (Ronnie's mother) being head of the Savanna cafeteria next year, and just too tired to fix up fancy meals at home, too. Orange City Planners Approve 569 New Lots FULLERTON (OCNS) — Construction of a $250,000 manufacturing plant on North Gilbert avenue by Catalina, Inc., large West Coast producer of swim suits, definitely will be started this year, OCNS was informed by company officials. Eventually to employ 300 persons, the 24,000 square-foot plant originally was scheduled to be built in June. "Ground has not been cleared yet, but we are planning to build before next year," company officials said. The plant will manufacture ladies swim wear and the complete operation will be handled at the Fullerton site. The expansion program will entail a $1,000,000 investment. The local plant is one of four new ones to be constructed in Southern California. Officials of American Meter Co., reported their $500,000 plant, located near the Catalina site, will be finished by September. The 60,000-square-foot plant, on a 21-acre site, will manufacture domestic and industrial gas meters. Company officials told OCNS the Fullerton plant also will house their West Coast offices. Initially it will employ 100 persons. Also scheduled for construction soon in the recent M-1 addition to the city is a roller skating rink just north of Commonwealth avenue on Gilbert avenue. Already in operation in the area is Neon Products, Inc., producers of plastic neon signs. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin GENEIDA BOZARTH is going to have some fancy new clubs when she goes back to school in the fall. She has gotten herself a job baby-sitting that will make her pockets jingle and get her out of that old free-for-nothing work at home, at least during the day. Her sister, Jeanette, is going to spell her at times so that she can go to the beach or shopping with her mother. GENEIDA's father, William Bozarth, who is in the house moving business, switches to oil derks on Saturdays. It seems at after the oil well has been filled the super-structure is no longer necessary and can be moved to another location to be used in more drilling. As can be imagined, the derrick-switching business has been very good in the Huntington Beach area late-Bozarth has been helping with a lot of it. Orange City Planners Approve 569 New Lots ORANGE (OCNS) — Orange growth was swelled Monday night with approval by the City Planning Commission of a total of 569 lots to be used for homes by subdividers and contractors. Largest group of lots recommended for approval by the planners was submitted by Irby Building Company for the southwest corner of Eckhoff and Sycamore streets. Groups of 69, 75, 43 and 41 lots were submitted for approval by Irby Company. Salem Development Company asked for the planners' okay on 221 lots — the largest of the group — to be built on the southeast corner of Chapman and Prospect avenues. WHEN YOU NEED VITAMINS We Are Here to Serve You COOK'S DRUGS 269 E. Center St. KE 5-6884 FINE SELECTION JEWELRY FOR ALL THE FAMILY For Better Service SEE SEDLOCK JEWELERS 121 E. Center St., KE. 5-7413 ANAHEIM All Electric THE HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN The Hammond Chord Organs You can play rich organ music at once, without a single lesson; try one in your own home all by yourself. DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO. 520 N. Main, Cor. 6th St. Santa Ana, Cal. Phone KI. 2-5140 for FREE TRIAL CALORNIA MOTORISTS PROVE T SAFE DRIVING PAYS! 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