anaheim-gazette 1949-06-23

Summer Session At FJC to Open Next Monday Fullerton Junior college summer session will offer a varied program of instruction to begin next Monday through August 19, it was announced by director Walter Pray. Anticipating a record attendance this year, the jaysee staff is hard at work on courses offering high school and college credit, slanted to interest hobbyists and adults of the community as well as for students who wish to make up deficiencies or lighten next year's program. New this year are courses in jewelry design and construction, principles of acting which include field trips to leading little theaters and motion picture studios, graphic arts giving a working introduction to the fascinating skills of water color and line drawing. Will Give Credit Full credit will be given to all students who attend regularly and fulfill course requirements, Pray announced, with a maximum attainment during the session of eight units for college students and ten for high school enrollees. Additional information on the session is available from the director of the evening junior college at Fullerton, phone 1783. Registration for courses opened this week and will extend through tomorrow, Friday, June 24, from 1 to 9 o'clock. Late registration may be made Monday, June 27 from 8 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 5 p.m., Pray stated. A partial list of courses offered: B; chemistry, 1-A, 2 A-B, 8-9; physics 2 A-B, 3 A-B; United States history; history 27; political science; psychology and sociology. High school curriculum includes courses in algebra, plane geometry, civics, U. S. history, the story of the nations, English 2-3, shorthand, typing and chemistry. Both the junior college and high school classes will be given during periods varying from three to eight weeks, said Pray. Death Takes Young Mother of Six Lois Maxine Woods, 27 years old, 708 South Parton street, Santa Ana, young mother of six children, died early Saturday morning at an Orange hospital following a prolonged illness. A native of Kansas, she had been a resident of California for the past six years. She was a member of the Church of the Nazarene of Bellflower. Surviving are her husband, James B. Woods; five sons, Jimmy Dean, Jerry Lee, Richard Wayne, Alfred LeRoy, Clifton Roger, and one daughter, Joyce Eileen Woods, all at home; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Knowles, of Wichita, Kansas; six sisters, one of whom is Mrs. Evelyn Darrah, of Santa Ana, and one brother, all of Wichita, Kansas. Funeral services were conducted at Hilgenfeld chapel, this city, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Wilford Presson, pastor of the Bellflower Church of the Nazarene, officiating assisted by the Rev. Harold Sanner, pastor of the Santa Ana Church of the Nazarene. Interment was in Melrose Abbey cemetery. Southland Water Use to Exceed 12 Billion Gallons Colorado River water use in southern California cities during the next 12 months will top the 50 billion gallon mark. This prediction was made today by Julian Hinds, general manager of the Metropolitan Water District, following a survey of anticipated water requirements in the 28 cities that are members of the district. 3 Billion Increase Hinds estimated that the increase over last year will be at least three billion gallons and will set a new record for water delivery by the 457 mile aqueduct system. "Colorado River water is the only supply that can meet the steadily increasing growth of population and industry here," Hinds said. Supply Endangered "Our share of that supply is in danger of being seriously deduced through attempts by Arizona to get Congressional approval of a huge new irrigation project that could be operated only by taking water that belongs to the people of southern California," Hinds warned. More than 3,500,000 persons now live in the 28 cities and other areas included in the survey of water requirements made by the Metropolitan Water District. ANDRES GRADUATES FROM CAL TECH J. Milton Andres, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Andres, Route 5, Anaheim, was recently graduated from the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. tainment during the session of eight units for college students and ten for high school enrollees. Additional information on the session is available from the director of the evening junior college at Fullerton, phone 1783. Registration for courses opened this week and will extend through tomorrow, Friday, June 24, from 1 to 9 o'clock. Late registration may be made Monday, June 27 from 8 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 5 p.m., Pray stated. A partial list of courses offered, issued this week by Pray, gives a preview of the scope of the instruction. Included are college courses in accounting, stenography, typing, English 1 A-B and 60, speech, Spanish, anatomy, foods and nutrition, botany, zoology, math D and C, 3 A-B, 51-52, 4 A-ta, Kansas; six sisters, one of whom is Mrs. Evelyn Darrah, of Santa Ana, and one brother, all of Wichita, Kansas. Funeral services were conducted at Hilgenfeld chapel, this city, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. Wilford Presson, pastor of the Bellflower Church of the Nazarene, officiating assisted by the Rev. Harold Sanner, pastor of the Santa Ana Church of the Nazarene. Interment was in Melrose Abbey cemetery. Henry Olivaris Remundo of Van Buren street, Atwood, and Gonzala Senaida Reza, 110 West Santa Fe street, Placentia, were issued a marriage license late last week at the county court house in Santa Ana. ANDRES GRADUATES FROM CAL TECH J. Milton Andres, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Andres, Route 5, Anaheim, was recently graduated from the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena. A graduate of Garden Grove high school, he majored in physics. He plans on taking graduate school courses at the institute where he has been awarded a teaching assistanceship. Gunpowder mills existed in Germany as early as 1340. POSTER BED OUTFIT AT A SENSATIONAL LOW PRICE! INCLUDED! INCLUDED! POSTER BED MATTRESS...PAIR PILLOWS...BEDSPRING... Now is the time to purchase that bed for the extra room! Here is a finely finished poster bed that will make any room look bright and cheerful! Sturdfly crafted of select woods. 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Rio River water is the supply that can meet the increasing growth of pop- and industry here," Hinds Supply Endangered share of that supply is in being seriously deduced attempts by Arizona to congressional approval of a new irrigation project that operated only by taking that belongs to the people northern California," Hinds than 3,500,000 persons now the 28 cities and other included in the survey of requirements made by the Indian Water District. GRADUATES NATIONAL TECH Lton Andres, son of Mr. Paul A. Andres, Route him, was recently gradu- the California Insti-Technology in Pasadena. State of Garden Grove high NOW CAIL TEL NO I Ante INC at GA Admiral GRADUATES AL TECH ton Andres, son of Mr. Paul A. Andres, Route im, was recently gradum the California InstiTechnology in Pasadena. ate of Garden Grove high e majored in physics. He taking graduate school at the institute where he awarded a teaching asnip. 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