anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-08

YOUNG SCIENTISTS — Even the small youngsters are interested in science as will be evidenced at the exhibits at the science fair to be conducted tomorrow afternoon and evening at the Skylark School in the Alamitos District. Rickey Hanson and Bobbie Bland are shown preparing their exhibit of several garden plants which they grow from seed for the fair. Both are second graders in Miss Beverly Heyn's class. Skylark School to Conduct Science Fair Skylark School's multi-purpose friends of Sylark School are most mitos District Fair, which will room will be filled with students' cordially invited. YOUNG SCIENTISTS — Even the small youngsters are interested in science as will be evidenced at the exhibits at the science fair to be conducted tomorrow afternoon and evening at the Skylark School in the Alamitos District. Rickey Hanson and Bobbie Bland are shown preparing their exhibit of several garden plants which they grow from seed for the fair. Both are second graders in Miss Beverly Heyn's class. Skylark School to Conduct Science Fair Skylark School’s multi-purpose room will be filled with students’ science projects tomorrow as Skylark holds its School Science Fair. Models, experiments, charts and exhibits prepared by pupils from kindergarten to sixth grade will be on display and will compete for awards. An electric motor, built by fourth graders Bob DeBurn, Randy Lawton and Rickey Ballard, should receive much attention as will a group of simple machines built by fifth graders, Judy Comulada, Linda Magnuson, Beverly Greer and Mary Lou Scheere. The Science Fair will be open from 1:30 in the afternoon until 9:00 that evening. All parents and friends of Sylark School are most cordially invited. Among other science projects to be displayed, a shell collection by second graders, Gary Conard, Toni Sylvester and Ted Bechtel, a color wheel by sixth graders, Janine Savidan and Paula Mallett and crystal set by Carl Brissolara should be in contention for recognition. Entries will be judged on six criteria: creative ability, scientific thought, thoroughness, skill, clarity and appeal. Judges, in awarding points, will pay close scrutiny to organization, accuracy, knowledge of scientific facts and effort. The best projects at each grade level will be entered in the Mitos District Fair, which will held April 29th. Other prominent entries in the Skylark Science Fair, according to principal, Kevin Wheeler, a Cecil Moyer’s canal lock model Michael Stephen’s rocket launch and a classified mineral collector by Nancy Grover. The object of the fair is to stimulate interest in Alamitos’ science program. In this program, the development of scientific methods, scientific attitudes, and scientific interest and appreciation are important goals along with a focus on reliable scientific information. Pictures were transmitted electronically for the first time in 1925. POWERINE REGULAR ETHYL 25⁹ 27⁹ At Our NEW P 9225 BROOKHURST At Our NEW P 9225 BROOKHURST Our warranty FEATURING THE NEW ANTI-SMOG 100+ OCTANE GASOLINE AT THE LOWEST PRICE IN ANAHEIM Honey Price Support Rate Announced The support rate for the 1959 honey marketing season, which started April 1, will be at a national average price of 8.2 cents per pound according to R. Cecil Fransworth, chairman of the Orange ASC County Committee which administers the program in Orange County. This, Farnsworth said, is 60 per cent of the March 1959 parity price announced February 27. The maturity date for both the 1958 and the 1959 seasons has been extended from March 31, to April 30, in order to give producers more time to market their honey in regular commercial channels, Farnsworth stated. The program for 1959-crop honey provides for farm-storage loans and also purchase agreements on US-Grade "C" or better, extracted honey of good flavor stored in 60-pound (or larger) containers in approved storage. Farnsworth explained; and added that the honey price support program is intended to extend interim financial assistance to beekeepers, thus providing them an opportunity to market their production of honey in an orderly manner. As in the past, loans may be redeemed at any time prior to maturity; and delivery under purchase agreements at maturity date is at the option of the producer. Detailed information regarding the program, including support prices for the principal classes of honey will be available at the ASC office in Santa Ana in the near future. Farnsworth stated and concluded with the information that price support for honey within a range of 60 to 90 per cent of parity Duane Spencer Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester D. Foster, 3812 Rose St., Yorba Linda, recently enlisted in the US Navy as a high school electronics field seaman recruit at the US Navy Recruiting Office in the Anaheim Post Office building. The new Navy man will undergo nine weeks training at the Naval Training Center at San Diego. Foster is a graduate of Fullerton Union High School with the class of 1958. Airman Albert Cinko, son of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Litts, 1315 North Westwood, Santa Ana, has completed his initial course of Air Force basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, Tex. He has been selected to attend technical school for Munitions and Weapons Maintenance at Lowry Field Air Force Base, in Colorado. Airman Cinko attended Santa Ana High School. Army PFC Clemente Hernandez Jr., son of Mrs. Maria Gonzales, 11061 Sixteenth St., Garden Grove, participated March 14-21 with the 101st Airborne Division's 187th Infantry in a special STRAC (Strategic Air Corps) alert at Ft. Campbell, Ky. The 101st Airborne Division, a major STRAC unit, constantly maintains an immediate readiness force for airborne deployment to any area in the world. The first company can be ready for departure within two hours after receiving an alert. A second company can be ready to follow in an hour. Within six hours, a reinforced battle group of 1700 men can be airborne. Hernandez, a rifleman in the Infantry's Com-mitice. Lieutenant McMillan is a graduate of Tustin High School. Joseph Ronald Tucker, son of Mrs. Velma Warrenfeltz, 339 Cherry St., Brea, recently enlisted in the US Navy as a Seaman Recruit at the Naval Recruiting Station in Anaheim. The new Navy man will undergo his nine weeks recruitment training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego. Tucker attended Brea-Olinda High School in 1958. Thomas C. Creighton, fireman apprentice, USN, son of Mrs. M. Creighton, 13821 Pasadena Ave., Santa Ana, returned to Long Beach on March 27 aboard the destroyer leader USS Wilkinson after a five-month tour of duty in the Western Pacific. During the cruise the Wilkinson participated in air defense and submarine exercises as a unit of the US Seventh Fleet. Undergoing the nine-weeks training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego, is Daniel Bradford Ormsby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ormsby, 2017 Whiting St., Fullerton, who recently enlisted in the US Navy Recruiting Office in Anaheim. Ormsby was employed by the Alpha Beta Food Market in Fullerton before enlisting. Louis A. Sangermano of 329 East Western Pl., Santa Ana, was graduated on March 27 from recruit training at the San Diego Naval Training Center. During his "boot" training, he received instruction which develops the raw recruit into a Navy Bluejacket, ready for The Bland are shown preparer several garden plants which for the fair. Both are second only Heyn's class. District Fair, which will be April 29th. Prominent entries in the Park Science Fair, according to Principal, Kevin Wheeler, are Moyer's canal lock model, Hel Stephen's rocket launcher classified mineral collectionancy Grover. Object of the fair is to stimulate interest in Alamitos' science am. In this program, the department of scientific methods, scientific attitudes, and scientific test and appreciation are imitant goals along with a fundable scientific information. Features were transmitted electronically for the first time in 1925. Detailed information regarding the program, including support prices for the principal classes of honey will be available at the ASC office in Santa Ana in the near future. Farnsworth stated and concluded with the information that price support for honey within a range of 60 to 90 per cent of parity is mandatory under the Agricultural Act of 1959: therefore, if the 60 per cent of parity is higher at the beginning of the 1959 Marketing year (April 1st) than the national Average level of support just announced, the support level will be increased accordingly. All interested producers of honey may contact the ASC office in Santa Ana for further information and procedure. Farnsworth said. Tax receipts of all Federal, state and local governments in the U.S. are estimated by the Tax Foundation at 109 billion dollars in fiscal year 1958, up 941 million over fiscal 1957. POWERINE OIL C AN INDEPENDENT PRODUCER, REFINER AND MARKETER THE COMPANY THAT BROUGHT LOW GASOLINE PRICES TO SO. C. NOW INVITES YOU SAVE WITH SALE NEW POWERINE SELF-SERVICE STATION HURST AVE. AT BROADWA NEW POWERINE SELF-SERVICE ST HURST AVE. 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The major cause of delay-in completing the multi-turn section between Yorba Linda and the Yorba Bridge, he said, was due to failure to work out a mutually satisfactory overpass or underpass for the two segments of the Yorba Linda Country Club Estates and golf course. Anaheim-Made Container Exhibited in Washington A corrugated shipping container for avocados, made for Eadington Fruit Company, Fullerton, by Menasha Container of Anaheim, was one of the 570 shipping containers on display at the Fifth Fibre Box Exhibit sponsored by the Fibra Box Association in Washington, D.C., today. Gunite Pools 15' x 30' Complete $1989⁰⁰ Model Pool Sahara Pools 9100 LINCOLN AVE. Service With Understanding US Navy Recruiting Office Anaheim. Ormsby was by the Alpha Beta Food in Fullerton before enlisting. John H. Crapo, son of Mrs. Leslie H. Carpo, Marshall Ave., Buena Park, assigned to a unit of the Air Command at Platts-Air Force Base, N.Y. for and duty as an Aircraft Repairman. 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