anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-11

A-8—Anocheim (Col.) Bulletin Saturday, April 11, 1939 LIBRARY MOVING — Comely library aides Marshal KaDell (left) and Patti Hombs take a turn as "Operation Move" swings into high gear at Long Beach State College. Some $3,000 volumes are in the process of being transported from old library building to the new $1,508,000 story addition. April 20 has been tentative for reopening. Long Beach State College $1,508,000 Addition to LIBRARY MOVING — Comely library aides Marshal KaDell (left) and Patti Hombs take a turn as "Operation Move" swings into high gear at Long Beach State College. Some 93,000 volumes are in the process of being transported from old library building to the new $1,508,000 story addition. April 20 has been tentative for reopening. Long Beach State College $1,508,000 Addition to Library Ready Soon; Moving 93,000 by April 20 Here and There Mrs. Rew Crandell of Montrose, Col., is a visitor at the home of her aunt, Mrs. W. A. Ashenfelter, 215 N. Claudina. The last time Mrs. Crandell visited Anaheim was 18 years ago. Goodwill Industries will hold Open House May 7 and 8, according to Mrs. Anthony Bouck of 1416 E. Santa Ana St., Anaheim, who is in charge. Any items may be brought to her for the handicapped people to work on. Mrs. Rex Coons and Mrs. Lester Ferrell are on the board. Marriage licenses have been issued to Melvin E. Sutton of Live Oak St., and Linnie Sutton of 1323 Minot, Anaheim; Ansis Sumanis of Oakland and Nelda Berza of 1257 E. Vermont, Anaheim; and Howard C. Haines of 9632 Velare St., Anaheim, and Loretta J. Heinz of 9292 S. Shaffer St., Orange. The First Presbyterian Church circle leaders are selling tickets for the mother-daughter banquet to be held at the St. Michael Episcopal Church May 11, at 6:30 p.m. The First Presbyterian Church Vacation School will be held between June 22 and July 3. Those willing to offer services for teaching or transportation, are asked to contact Mrs. Philip Ackley, KE 3-3686. Explaining how hall can form in the summer, the Weather Bureau points out that on an average July day over Washington, D.C., water freezes at 2.75 miles and that the temperature dips to 30.5 degrees below zero F. at six miles. Long Beach State College's three-story, $1,508,000 library addition will soon be ready for use. Movement of some 93,000 volumes from the old building is expected to be completed April 20. Remodeling of the old structure to serve curriculum research for the education division will be begun immediately, according to Francis Flynn, dean of development. "Our new addition, combined with the remodeling of the old, will give LBSC library facilities second to none in the state college system," Charles J. Boorkman, college librarian states. "Especially helpful will be the increased seating capacity," Boorkman adds. "From less than 300 in the old building, we'll increase to 1750 with the addition." The main floor features services for education and psychology and includes a large stack area, reference room, and reading room, supplemented by special typing and conference rooms. The second floor will specialize in materials for social science, and business. Each floor will have check out stations. The operation will be followed. The addition adds 74.0 feet of floor space to the 19,000 for a total of 93.00. "Quite a contrast," muses, "to our beginning ago in a 25 x 35 foot room. But this isn't all." The tion has been constructed idea of enlargement on end as the college's growth warrants." Cub Scout Pack 130 Has Inspection Meet Annual roll call and inspection was held at the last meeting of Cub Pack 130 in the Centralia School Auditorium. Neighborhood Commissioner Jack Sawyer officiated. A film on uniforming a pack was shown. The boys also were entertained by the girls drill team of the Anaheim American Legion, led by Judy Raymond. Cubs receiving awards were: Wolf Rank — James Anderson; gold arrow; Samuel Merril, badge; Bob Sperling, silver arrow; Jackie Leahy, gold arrow; and Wilfred Torres, badge. In materials for social science, and busi Fine arts is featured on floor, which also contains rooms equipped with hi-fi equipment for recording. The fight between the want to stay where they those who want to forget the substance of the sea Unitarian Society of Oratory will hear this Sunday. In services at 9:30 again at 11 a.m., Rev. Clerer will address the group topic "Open Frontiers and Minds." The group will convene mont School, 11341 Mabla south of the Santa Ana and east of Euclid Ave.; education classes are both services. A neighborhood discussion on Unitarianism comers will be held at Dr. J. G. Vatcher, 11 St., Santa Ana at 8 p.m. Rev. Butler will be pres Explaining how hall can form in the summer, the Weather Bureau points out that on an average July day over Washington, D.C., water freezes at 2.75 miles and that the temperature dips to 30.5 degrees below zero F. at six miles. Battle In Our Society "Life is a contest between those who want to move forward and those who wish to remain where they are. Some people have a restless urge to venture further and further into the unknown. Other people want to go back to the familiar ways of the past, to the old teachings and the old religion. Unitarians hold that we should preserve the good of the past but we welcome new changes that carry the promise of greater good in the future." You've just read an excerpt from "Open, Frontiers and Closed Minds," the sermon which Rev. Grant Butler will deliver to the Unitarian Society of Orange County this coming Sunday. Services at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. at Fairmont School, 11341 Maple St., Anaheim, S. of freeway, E. of Euclid ave. 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A member of the Roger Wagner Chorale since 1954, she resigned to join a more local group, namely the Choraleers. Craig Frantz is a native of Philadelphia and a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. He was a member of the Roger Wagner Chorale and sang the tenor role in the First Presbyterian Church’s presentation of “The Redeemer” on Good Friday, as well as other solo work throughout Southern California. Eleanor Blucker has been a member of the Choraleers since its inception two years ago. She recently performed the contralto role in the First Presbyterian Church’s presentation of “The Redeemer” on Good Friday. Lawrence Herring was awarded superior rating of the Music Festival at Otterbeen College in Ohio and the advanced group at the 1950 Junior Music Festival of the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs, as well as winning the Middleton Symphony audition in 1950. His past performances in Orange County include a role in the Choraleers production of the life of Stephen Foster in September and sang the part of King Melchoir in “Amahl and the Night Visitors” presented in December by the voice students of Mrs. Winifred Sloop. The last three artists are students of Mrs. Sloop. The concert, directed by Winifred Sloop, with Mary Stewart at the organ, will be given at Anaheim High School at 4 p.m. PC Trustees Vote On Government Loan Fee The trustees of Pomona have voted not to participate in the student loan program at this time. President E. Lyon announced today. “The trustees,” he stated, felt it best in the matter of funds to adhere to the traditional policy of relying on own resources and private support.” The Board of Trustees had reduced interest on the Cown loan funds from four per cent to match the provided under the government gram. 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"The new addition has been constructed with the idea of enlargement on the west end as the college's growing enrollment warrants," Flynn adds. OC Unitarians To Hear Talk On Progress The fight between those who want to stay where they are and those who want to forge ahead is the substance of the sermon the Unitarian Society of Orange County will hear this Sunday. In services at 9:30 a.m. and again at 11 a.m., Rev. Grant Butler will address the group on the topic "Open Frontiers and Closed Minds." The group will convene at Fairmont School, 11341 Mable St., just south of the Santa Ana Freeway and east of Euclid Ave. Religious education classes are offered at both services. A neighborhood discussion meeting on Unitarianism for newcomers will be held at the home of Dr. J. G. Vatcher, 1105 Wright St., Santa Ana at 8 p.m. Sunday. Rev. Butler will be present to an... ler will address the group on the topic "Open Frontiers and Closed Minds." 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