anaheim-gazette 1951-05-25

4 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Citrus Report The California Fruit Growers Exchange reported today all auctic marks California oranges were higher. REPRESENTATIVE PAICES BY SIZE: SUNKIST (First Grade): Size 100 126 150 176 200 220 252 288 $ 5.64 6.26 6.78 7.28 7.31 6.51 5.78 4.88 4.50 CHOICE (Second Grade): Size 100 126 150 176 200 220 252 288 344 4.92 5.53 5.93 6.42 6.42 6.02 LOS ANGELES, May 23—LA—Federal State Market News service reported today oranges, lemons and grapefruit steady and unchanged. RADIO and TELEVISION KLAC... 570 KIEV... 870 KNX... 1070 KGEE... 1390 KFI... 640 KEJ... 920 KXLA... 1110 KOWL... 1580 KMPC... 710 KFWB... 980 KFOX... 1280 KTED... 1530 KECA... 790 KFVB... 1020 KFAC... 1350 KPMO... 1600 The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcasters. We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part—T.E.D. RADIO FRIDAY P.M. 5:00 P.M. 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He is the second p历史 to top 15 feet in games in New York made 15 feet 4% in Chicago Daily March 17, 1951. The parson has reced from a track event Aires. He is expected the spiritual value o TELEVISION Friday, May 25 6:00 P.M. KTBL (2) - Stop at Boney Bulls KNBH (4) - Boots in Saddle KTLA (5) - News, Music KECA (7) - Fortman Phillip KTYT (11) - Eyes Ridder KLAC (13) - Al Jarvis KTSL (2) - Obstetrics KNBH (4) - Gabby Hayes KTLA (4) - Melrose Call KNBH (4) - Howey Doody KTLA (5) - Cowboy Trill KTFI (9) - News KLAC (15) - Hitch Post - "Cactus Knee" 6:00 P.M. KNBH (4) - Crusher Rabbit, Komedy Club KECA (7) - Space Patrol KBCA (7) - Tom Corbett, Space Cadet KNBH (4) - Cydone Malone KTLA (5) - Beany Time KLCA (7) - Foreman Phillip KTFI (9) - Armed Forces Report KTYY (11) - Cap, Video KNBH (4) - Stars-Emerson KTLA (5) - Handy Hints KLCA (7) - Pays Emerson KLAC (13) - Thrill of Your Life 7:00 P.M. 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ROBERT RICHARDS The Rev. Bob Richards, high-filing, pole-vaulting parson from LaVerne college, will be the main speaker at the Anaheim Rotary club meeting Monday noon. Last Wednesday, Mr. Richards broke his own personal decathlon scoring record as he captured the championship of the annual Muir college meet with 7544 points. Mr. Richards is associate professor of philosophy and director of religious activities at LaVerne college. He is the second pole vaulter in history to top 15 feet. He vaulted 15 feet 1 inch in the Melrose games in New York this year. He made 15 feet 4¼ inches in the Chicago Daily News Relays, March 17, 1951. The parson has recently returned from a track event in Buenos Aires. He is expected to talk on the spiritual value of athletics. Public Official Comments on Child Protection The other day Mrs. Tom Henry wrote a letter to the editor in which she discussed the basic factors which lead to tragedies such as that in the case of Patricia Hull. In her letter she said, among other things: "We spend thousands of dollars each year on a recreational program. It seems to me that if some of these funds were used to change inadequate laws and to provide protection in our community, there would be less need for such a large scale recreational program. "Here we have lovely La Palma park which should be a wonderful place for children to make their own recreation. However, there is absolutely no police protection there, and it is a haven for sex offenders and exhibitionists." Today, Don Derr, director of the city's recreation department, writes a letter outlining his views on the situation. We think parents will be especially interested in the pine points Mr. Derr discusses near the end of the letter! To the Editor: I too have a daughter who is going to grow up in this community. Her welfare is my prime concern and as a responsible parent, I too am interested in the Budget Hearings By Supervisors County Supervisors today were hearing budget requests from various county departments for the new fiscal year beginning July 1 and expected to be so engaged through next Monday. In hearings already concluded the advertising fund was approved at $23,975 after the board lopped off an allocation of $800 for the Short-Line Planning assn. That left the budget $75 above last year's expenditures. The budget for county parks, $147,220, was down from last year's budget of $156,268 and the county surveyor, W. K. Hillyard reduced his budget by $79 to $41,588. However, County Assessor Maurice Enderle ran into some objections from two supervysors, R. J. McFadden of Placentia and C. M. Featherly, of Santa Anga, when his $298,973 budget request showed an increase of some $28,000 over last year's $270,499. The supervisors suggested that since there had been mechanization of tax roll equipment to reduce labor costs and the assessor had been relieved of personal property tax collections, there should be a reduction in his budget instead of an increase. The board tentatively approved the budget but indicated it would be taken up again later. The grand jury's budget which was $5500 last year was increased to $8000 when Auditor L. H. Eckel explained that expenditures included taxes and fees. Steady Growth: Reports on all business were given night at the F.A.C.E Conference of Methodist church District Superintendent S. Sears presided which was all than 200 persons. Steady growth mentions was reported meet regularly; others oftener for and fellowship; includes the PM's (ages 65), the Fidels, and the Home Bus. The Rev. C. J. ter of visitation during the past persons have either residence in Anah or moved from dwelling within the Rev. Andrews w new families to them them locate church own choice and seek to pastors of churches. New members b church during the 89, 47 of them o faith. He reported bers taking an church life. Warren Ashleigh the Pastoral Relief read the pastoral and then extended He is the second pole vaulter in history to top 15 feet. He vaulted 15 feet 1 inch in the Melrose games in New York this year. He made 15 feet 4¼ inches in the Chicago Daily News Relays, March 17, 1951. The parson has recently returned from a track event in Buenos Aires. He is expected to talk on the spiritual value of athletics. St. Michael's St. Michael's Episcopal church schedule for this Sunday: Holy Communion at 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m. will be Church school and Family service. This Sunday the parents will be welcomed to an open house program which they will attend with their children, beginning with regular church service and then visiting class sessions. At 11 a.m. Morning Prayer topic will be "Christian Education Is Different," followed at 7 p.m. with Evening Prayer on the subject, "The Peace that Passeth Understanding." WHEN YOU GIVE Whom do you benefit? When you give your household discards to Goodwill Industries, you benefit YOU while also benefiting needy, physically handicapped people in YOUR COMMUNITY Your discards are not taken to Long Beach to benefit the workers there, or the taxpayers of Los Angeles county. ment, writes a letter outlining his views on the situation. We think parents will be especially interested in the nine points Mr. Derr discusses near the end of the letter: To the Editor: I too have a daughter who is going to grow up in this community. Her welfare is my prime concern and as a responsible parent, I too am interested in the schools she will attend, the parks she will play in and the laws which are set up to punish offenders against her physical and mental freedom. However both my wife and I know that good schools, beautiful parks, adequate police protection and legal protection are not enough. Without reservation Anaheim may be proud of its fine school record, parks and police force; which bear out the point that GOOD HOMES AND GOOD PARENTS are not only also needed, but if missing all the rest is of little use in creating responsible citizens and a wholesome community. Environment is important, but the moral, religious and social consciousness of the family is fundamental in any democratic community. If the laws are not strong enough in cases such as the one confronting us today let's change them. Additional appropriations are not necessary. "Two barn doors left open won't begin to keep the horse in as effectively as one door locked." What is needed, is an active citizenry with pen and stamp. Let your governmental representative know your wishes, that's why you elected them. Parks, recreation areas, schools and all of the other agencies set up to aid today's youth into growing into a mature citizen are not CHILD CARE CENTERS or public supported baby sitting agencies, where parents may send their children to get them out of their hair. They are areas for supervised expression and directed play, where children are encouraged to be individuals and to respect the wishes of the majority. Children are encouraged to develop initiative and resourcefulness but after all they are CHILDREN and need parental attention, labor costs and the assessor had been relieved of personal property tax collections, there should be a reduction in his budget instead of an increase. The board tentatively approved the budget but indicated it would be taken up again later. The grand jury's budget which was $5500 last year was increased to $8000 when Auditor L. H. Eckel explained that expenditures last year had run unexpectedly higher than had been estimated. my child to talk things over with me? 6. Do I as a parent always report to the authorities strange behavior on the part of unknown individuals? 7. Do I as a parent allow my child out after dark alone, or do I accompany him? 8. Do I encourage my child to take part in Church; YMCA, Boy Scout, school or recreation activities where I know the leadership or do I encourage and approve neighborhood gangs or lone wolfism. 9. Am I too busy being sociable, so that the social wellbeing of my child interferes or become secondary rather than primary in my daily schedule? As has been pointed out repeatedly by radio, television and press in these past few days the major fault is not, poor laws, poor school, or poorly supervised parks and playgrounds but at best misinformed parents or just parents who shirk their responsibilities to their children, community and country. None of us can be too careful or too interested in the wellbeing of our children. Don K. Derr, director Recreation department Orange B (continued from Orange, while it will be given by the H. Pfug, pastor church, Zion Lutheran heim. The Rev. Gesch, "The Church's Suthe He is circuit visitor ange area and acts Lutheran churches souri Synod in this state of Concordia Milwaukee and St. served as pastor since 1941. His first in Appleton, Wis., in Alton, Ill., from coming to Orange. More than 600 services last Sunday congregation invited to join in the worship acquaint others we played in the commuter Lutheran church. YOUR COMMUNITY Your discards are not taken to Long Beach to benefit the workers there, or the taxpayers of Los Angeles county. They are processed in Orange county workshops to benefit Orange county handicapped and war veterans. Also to benefit the taxpayers of Orange county, who are thus saved public relief costs. Goodwill Industries saved YOU and your fellow taxpayers, $73,000 last year. Keep your household discards in your home community, where they will benefit your community and yourself. Telephone KI 2-6781 for a Goodwill truck (and please see that nobody else picks up your Goodwill bag) GOODWILL INDUSTRIES 417 W. Fourth St. Santa Ana, Calif. Additional police protection for children at play is in no way the answer. How much more normal for child and community is supervised play than police protected play? It seems to me that our children would be much happier in a supervised craft group or supervised softball game conducted by well trained personnel than at play with a policeman close at hand. May I quote your letter of May 23, "but what about our children when they are out of school?" The question is a good one. It certainly deserves the attention of every adult in the community. Let all parents and adults check this list and see where they stand on the "Road to Parental Responsibility," regardless of the ages of our children. 1. Right now, this minute, do I know where my child is and what he is doing? 2. Do I know my child's playmates? Do I know all of my child's adult friends? 3. When both parents are away from home is my child cared for by a responsible person? 4. Do I know where my child is at all times and who he is with? 5. Do I as a parent encourage Steady Growth By Methodists Reports on all phases of church business were given Wednesday night at the Fourth Quarterly Conference of White Temple Methodist church of Anaheim. District Superintendent Hayden S. Sears presided over the meeting which was attended by more than 200 persons. Steady growth in all departments was reported. Ten groups meet regularly, some monthly, others oftener for outside work and fellowship, including the kiddie group, Junior High, High school and College age groups; the PM's (ages 20 to 30), the Crescento, the Superteens (over 65), the Fidels, the Prospectors, and the Home Builders. The Rev. C. J. Andrews minister of visitation, reported that during the past 52 weeks, 1477 persons have either taken up new residence in Anaheim or vicinity or moved to dwelling within the territory. The Rev. Andrews welcomes these new families to the city and helps them locate churches of their own choice and sends their names to pastors of their chosen churches. New members brought into the church during the year totaled 89, 47 of them on profession of faith. He reported all new members taking an active part in church life. Warren Ashleigh, chairman of the Pastoral Relations committee, read the pastoral relations report and then extended the Rev. Frank Butterworth. Democrats To Meet In Chicago, July 21 DENVER (UP) — The Democratic National committee voted today to hold its 1952 presidential nominating convention in Chicago. William M. Boyle Jr., chairman of the national committee, was authorized to fix the date, expected to be the week of July 21—two weeks after the Republicans pick their nominee in the same city. Chicago offered to match a $250,000 expense fund posted by Philadelphia which bid unsuccessfully for the convention. Philadelphia also had offered fringe benefits in addition to the check which would have the effect of making its bid $367,000. ROUSING REVIVAL VANCOUVER (UP) — The clanging of a burglar alarm interrupted a revival meeting in the rear of a garment store premises here one night recently. Rev. D. Kraemer called police who found the burglar had been scared off, leaving a crowbar behind. College Football To a Million Fans PHILADELPHIA (UP) — Imagine playing a college football game before half a million cash customers. That's entirely possible under plans to be studied today by the National Collegiate Athletic association's TVX steering committee. Two major theater chains—Fabian theaters and United Parame mount—have agreed to install big-screen television in at least 130 theaters to present major intercollegiate games. The games would be piped in by cable. The NCAA and the competing colleges would share in box-office receipts. Exact financial details haven't been disclosed. Legend says that when a name was sought for the capital of Switzerland, the people organized a great hunt and the city was named after the first animal slain, a bear—Berne. New members brought into the church during the year totaled 89,47 of them on profession of faith. He reported all new members taking an active part in church life. Warren Ashleigh, chairman of the Pastoral Relations committee, read the pastoral relations report and then extended the Rev. Frank Butterworth an invitation to remain with White Temple. The popular minister received a standing ovation from the members attending. Committees and committee chairman for 1952 were elected, after which the congregation adjourned to Wesley Hall to inspect the newly-decorated lounge and to enjoy an ice cream social. Orange Pastor Continued from, Page 1 in Orange, while the benediction will be given by the Rev. Edwin H. Pflug, pastor of the host church, Zion Lutheran of Anaheim. The Rev. Gesch will speak on "The Church's Sublime Mission." He is circuit visitor for the Orange area and acts as advisor to Lutheran churches of the Missouri Synod in this area. A graduate of Concordia seminary in Milwaukee and St. Louis, he has served as pastor of St. John's since 1941. His first charge was in Appleton, Wis., and he served in Alton, Ill., from 1921 until coming to Orange. More than 600 attended the services last Sunday, and the host congregation invites the public to join in the worship, planned to acquaint others with the part played in the community by the Lutheran church. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres 11 A.M. SUNDAY Lesson Subject: "SOUL AND BODY" 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN CHURCH EDIFICE Open daily 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. except Sundays and Holidays From Fred's House of Flowers ... Flowers for Memorial Day Honor your dead with a beautiful bouquet of fresh flowers or wreaths. Beautiful Selection—Other Gifts Fred's HOUSE OF FLOWERS 273 E. Center St. Phone 5772 ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Anaheim The Church of the Lutheran Hour INVITES YOU ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH Anaheim The Church of the Lutheran Hour INVITES YOU to the second of our series of OUTDOOR SERVICES "THE CHURCH'S SUBLIME MISSION" SPEAKER:— The Rev. Mr. William Gesch ORANGE, CALIFORNIA VISITOR OF ORANGE COUNTY LUTHERAN CHURCHES ...MISSOURI SYNOD SPECIAL MUSIC MASS CHILDREN'S CHORUS MR. E. T. PINGEL, Director Greek Amphitheater in Beautiful Anaheim City Park THIS AD BY COURTESY OF ZION DORCAS SOCIETY