anaheim-gazette 1951-09-14

Subject of much favorable comment the past week has been excellent Girl Scout watercolor display (shown above) in the windows on Lemon street. Following its showing in Anaheim display will go to Fullerton. Renowned artists sometimes must wait years for an exhibit of their work, but this is not so in Anaheim. Over 100 Scouts and leaders attended a water color sketch class at Camp San Antonio, Mt. Baldy, this summer. Approximately 150 Anaheim Girl Scouts attended summer camp at Mt. Baldy this year, engaging in a varied program of handicraft, out-door living, swimming, songs, skits, and campcraft. One of six Community Chest-sponsor Arrangement of special training classes is under themanship of Mrs. Wilmar man, who brings in skilled clalists to instruct leaders in desired field. Local girls whose work display include Barbara Mu Carol Dawson, Alice R Nancy Dutzi, Rita Flynn, Ba May, Paula Lande, Ruth Gill Carol Ann Robertson, Delaney Kane, William W. ANAHEIM Community Chest Century Club 16. Walter Knott's Berry Farm 17. "A Friend" 18. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld Eat More California Oranges LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED REPAIRED QUICK SERVICE EHLERS LAWN MOWER - BIYCLE and KEY SHOP W. CENTER—ANAHEIM Phone: Anaheim 2759 Like to be Sitting Pretty? You don't have to be "in the chips" to be sitting pretty these days. Chair car seats on S.B. Arrangement of special training classes is under themanship of Mrs. Wilmar Man, who brings in skilledclaists to instruct leaders in desired field. Local girls whose workdisplay include Barbara MuCarol Dawson, Alice R Nancy Dutzi, Rita Flynn, BaMay, Paula Lande, Ruth GI Carol Ann Robertson, Dolan, Karen Elliott andFischle. Lutherans Stress Parish Education Pastor H. F. Stief of Lutheran church will cone the Parish Education seriessermons at Grace LutherChurch Sunday. The themethe month is "Teach My PetThe local Church in coction with the churches of thtional Lutheran Council, isphasizing this theme for thepose of bringing to thep their responsibility in stud and learning the Word of Godwell at providing the oppnity for the Word to be trin truth and purity. Thus far the local churchreached 100 per cent of its members and has received a percentage of response. The wseries of meditations and spem emphasis will reach a climatethe last Sunday of this mwhen the newly-appointed day-School teachers will bemoted to their new classes. The Parish Education committee of Grace Lutheran met,Tuesday and laid the groundworkfor the entire new Sunday Schoolyear beginning the first Sunof October. All new appoments are being confirmed atpresent time for publication. Sunday's special invitationto all who are seeking the LThe sermon topic in the serie"Feed My Lambs and Sheep. Christian Science Everything made by God, Spis eternal, according to theBlesson on "Substance" to be ninall Christian Science churchon Sunday. The Golden Text from He Like to be Sitting Pretty? You don't have to be "in the chips" to be sitting pretty these days. Chair Car seats on S.P.'s great new trains offer the best sitting there is, at the lowest rates around. You recline in luxurious ease, while the engineer drives you. (On long trips, leg rests provide a chaise-longue effect.) Chair Cars on Southern Pacific's modern streamliners have been built with your comfort the first consideration. Dust-free, draft-free air-conditioning. No-glare fluorescent lighting. Soft-as-a-cloud foam-rubber seats. Lots of leg room and move-around room. Extra large windows. Feather-touch doors. Spacious washrooms. That's why Chair Cars on S.P. streamliners are the most luxurious form of all low-cost transportation. DAYLIGHTS ... San Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento-Los Angeles STARLIGHT ... San Francisco-Los Angeles OVERLAND, CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO San Francisco-Oakland-Chicago SULASTA DAYLIGHT ... San Francisco-Oakland-Portland SUNSET LIMITER ... Los Angeles-New Orleans GOLDEN STATE ... Los Angeles-Chicago THESE GREAT TRANS FEATURE Low Cost Luxury CHRIS CARDS Next time try S·P AMERICA'S MOST MODERN TRAINS Ticket Office: Corner Los Angeles & Santa Ana Sta. Phone 2503 G. L. Rorer, Agent E. B. Skarpley, Dist. Psgr. Agent Christian Science Everything made by God, Spirit is eternal, according to the Bible lesson on "Substance" to be read in all Christian Science church on Sunday. The Golden Text from H.H. (12:6) counsels: "Turn thou thy God; keep mercy and justice, and wait on thy God continually." Bible selections from the Psalm include: "O Lord, how mankind are thy works! in wisdom thod made them all: the earth full of thy riches... The glory the Lord shall endure for ever the Lord shall rejuice in works" (104:24, 31). PARKING ALONG HIGHWAY If you must stop along highway be sure that you clear of the pavement, advises National Automobile club. Park too close to the flow of traffic, or too close to a blind curve is to invite disaster and possibly death. First Church Corner Philad. 11 A.M. Lesson Subject 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY 9:30 A.M. THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL IS LOCATED IN Open daily except Sundays Ancheim Gagetteer by JOHN S. NEOLAUSER In malice be ye children, but in understanding be men. CALIFORNIANA—Jean Francois Galoup de la Perouse was the first foreign visitor of distinction to visit California. He arrived in Monterey Sept. 14, 1786, commanding the Frigates Boussole and Astrolabe. Although he remained in California only ten days, he is credited with introducing the potato to California through his gifts to the Missions. He provided an interesting and informative account of his voyage in his book—Voyages de la Perouse autour du monde—published in Paris in 1797 and translated into English in the London edition of 1799. He was very critical of the treatment of the Indians by the missionaries. 1931—Arval Morris, president of Electra Motors, was a president in 1931—Twenty Years Ago. He was Fullerton jaysee student body prexy... Bob Williams, the sporting goods store proprietor, was vice president ... Walter Taylor, the man who peddles the goods of the woods, was a commissioner... Vincent (Mutt) Dauser was the college men's athletic manager... And Richard Dugdale was publications manager... Mrs. Lifetime Tract About Sold Out Despite the fact that the tract is about "sold-out," the popular model "dream home" will continue to be open at 525 N. Yale in Fullerton, builders of the Lifetime Homes there revealed this week. Both veteran and FHA terms are still available at the site although only a few homes are left to be sold, the builders reported. The Lifetime Home Co. has its ready assured that the three-bedroom homes off the 700 block on E. Chapman will be the last company will offer on the current easy FHA or veteran ternis. In 1950-51 the company built and sold over 1000 homes in the county. HEADLIGHT HINTS Keep your own headlights properly adjusted and the bulbs periodically renewed to make the glare of the other man's lights less dangerous and annoying, advises the National Automobile club. Remember that brightness is not the infallible test for headlight bulbs. If examined carefully, it frequently will be found that they should be replaced even though brilliant. The reason is that when the filament becomes bent it throws the beams out of focus and the result is a glaring headlight. to thumb through to the embarrassment of Herman Schacht who doesn't believe it, even though he saw it on the uneventful fall afternoon—103-0. New Housing Area to Open Santa Clara Manor, a dential community of bedroom and two bedden homes opens for weekend, according to nouncement by Frank H. sales manager for Construction Corp., building property is located in ular grove district at Clara and N. Santiago Ana. Architect Thomas J.A.I.A., in planning for has developed a "look" to his houses that admirably into the patio homes already built near Marry Construction Corp.state that their whole cooperation with them was to build a fine distrct! Buyers, it is stated: we range of 22 exteriors from with six basic plans. A model home is open spection on E. Santa Clar of the outstanding feat real fireplaces some in brick others in stone stone; a bath and "three tiers." Crosley all steel and G.E. electric dish and garbage disposals. a choice of roof designs shingles or tropical CAUSE OF OVERHEAT Sediment or any foreign in the cooling system avoided, advises the Natl tomobile co. It is Lutherans Stress Parish Education Foster H. F. Stef of Grace Lutheran church will continue the Parish Education series of morns at Grace Lutheran Church Sunday. The theme for this month is "Teach My People." The local Church in cooperation with the churches of the Naval Lutheran Council, is emphasizing this theme for the purpose of bringing to the people responsibility in studying learning the Word of God as it at providing the opportunity for the Word to be taught truth and purity. Thus far, the local church has reached 100 per cent of its membership and has received a high percentage of response. The whole mass of meditations and special emphasis will reach a climax on last Sunday of this month on the newly-appointed Sun-School teachers will be provided to their new classes. The Parish Education committee of Grace Lutheran met last day and laid the ground work for the entire new Sunday School beginning the first Sunday October. All new appointments are being confirmed at the next time for publication later. Sunday's special invitation goes all who are seeking the Lord. As sermon topic in the series is "My Lambs and Sheep." Christian Science Everything made by God, Spirit, eternal, according to the Bible on "Substance" to be read in Christian Science churches Sunday. The Golden Text from Hosea President of Electra Motors, was a president in 1931—Twenty Years Ago. He was Fullerton jaysee student body prexy... Bob Williams, the sporting goods store proprietor, was vice president ... Walter Taylor, the man who peddles the goods of the woods, was a commissioner... Vincent (Mutt) Dancer was the college men's athletic manager... And Richard Dugdale was publications manager... Mrs. Bob Williams was women's athletic manager... Herman Lenz, Anaheim's well-known gentleman farmer, was an outstanding athlete of that day besides being a thespian... And Dairyman Frank Douglas Wilsey was studying civil engineering. He became a milkman instead. FOOTBALL—Arthur L. Nunn was coaching football at Fullerton in the long, long ago. There were men like Kermit Wood, the Fullerton city councilman, on that team... Joe Del Giorgio was an outstanding lineman... While Kenneth (Tub) Chester, the Anaheimer who runs a Long Beach transportation company executive, was a star center... Bob Williams and Herman Lenz were members of that team. So was Wendell Pickens who since has become athletic director of Orange Coast jaysee... And Herman Hoch, the Kwikset man, was the guy who was singing their praises... He was a real praise agent in them days. PASSING PARADE—W. T. Boyce was the headman of the jaysees then. He's retired. Richard Warner Borst was the head of the humanities department. Cal Tech had just established such a department and the boys at Fullerton borrowed that one... L. O. Culp, one of Anaheim's first athletic coaches, was teaching school in Fullerton then. Albert W. Dowden was still coaching swimming and water polo. That's before he went on to become UC's aquatic mentor... Charles Ruby was teaching law and acquiring Anaheim real estate about that time... And Clarence Bishop was winning his spurs as the junior member of the coaching staff. He's a Lt. Commander that they should be replaced even though brilliant. The reason is that when the filament bedcomes bent it throws the beams out of focus and the result is a glaring headlight. To thumb through to the embarrassment of Herman Schacht who doesn't believe it, even though he saw it on the uneventful fall afternoon—103-0. NITECAPSULE — If the younger generation had gone to the dogs as the older generation predicted, there wouldn't be any older generation to make that prediction today. CAUSE OF OVERHEAT Sediment or any foreign material in the cooling system is avoided, advises the Native tomobile club. If anything sort lodges in the thief valve, the water may not reach the radiator when the reaches the proper temp thus causing the system to heat. ANNOU The Steele Petrole in announcing the community lease cation of the City of Christian Science everything made by God, Spirit, internal, according to the Bible on "Substance" to be read in Christian Science churches sunday. Golden Text from Hosea counsels: "Turn thou to God; keep mercy and judgand wait on thy God conly." Selections from the Psalms ide: "O Lord; how manifold thy works! in wisdom hast made them all: the earth is of thy riches... The glory of Lord shall endure for ever: Lord shall rejuice in his day." (104:24, 31). ING ALONG HIGHWAY you must stop along the way be sure that you pull of the pavement, advises the final Automobile club. To too close to the flow of traft too close to a blind curve, invite disaster and quite only death. NOTES—Leo Pender was learning to speak Spanish in the goode olde daze... Frank Del Glorgio, Ernest Yorba and Donald West were outstanding, Spanish students, shall we say... Mason Henry and Adep Mitchell, the alicrafter, were learning French... Dave Collins, then as now; was interested in YMCA activities. Harold McKeehan was interested in dramatics. He became a Linotyper. DOCUMENTARY—Yes, it is sometimes interesting to turn back the pages of time. The late Harold Wahlburg turned over considerable documentary material to the library for guys like Neubauer. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chortres 11 A.M. SUNDAY Lesson Subject: "SUBSTANCE" 9:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonial of Rehab 9:80 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 The Steele Petroleum Co. in announcing the c Community lease o tion of the City of A The company solicita tion of the town to c Once having comple will offer the same other portions of th Further information gram may be obtain ping in to the comp quires will receive p Steele Petroleum Co. Phone New Housing Area to Open Santa Clara Manor, a new residential community of 136 three bedroom and two bedroom and den homes opens for sales this weekend, according to an announcement by Frank C. Pope, B.I., sales manager for Maray Construction Corp., builders. The property is located in the popular grove district at E. Santa Clara and N. Santiago ave., Santa Ana. Architect Thomas J. Russell, A.I.A., in planning for the area has developed a "community look" to his houses that blend admirably into the pattern of nine homes already built nearby. The Marray Construction Corp. officials state that their whole ideal in cooperation with the architect was to build a fine district not a tract! Buyers, it is stated, will have a range of 22 exterior to choose from with six basic plans. A model home is open for inspection on E. Santa Clara. Some of the outstanding features are real fireplaces, some decorated in brick, others in stone and flagstone; a bath and "three-quarters" Crosley all steel kitchens and G.E. electric dish washers and garage disposals. There is a choice of roof designs in cedar shingles or tropical dolomite. CAUSE OF OVERHEATING Sediment or any foreign matter in the cooling system is to be avoided, advises the National Automobile Club. 8 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1961 ANAHEIM, DALI FORNIA SANTA CLARA MANOR—Three bedroom homes or two bedrooms and den. Many features including fireplaces and bath and three-quarter distinctions these fine residences. Picture above is Model A-5. Styles. Lennox forced air furnaces and street electrolayers, are just a few of the distinctive details included. Pope said that buyers will be pleased with prices that range from $12,950 with low monthly payments from $74.00 to $81.00, including principle, interest, taxes and insurance. Size of floor space too, is larger than usual for this price bracket: 1284 to 1349 square feet, exclusive of double garage and porches. Shopping district, schools and main transportation lines are all nearby. The Santa Ana Freeway is under construction two blocks away. EAT at ... Paul's Sandwich Shop 900 N. Los Angeles St. or TAKE HOME BAR-B-QUE SANDWICHES, DELUXES, MONARCH HAMBURGERS or FRIED CHICKEN OPEN MON. -- CLOSED WED. CAUSE OF OVERHEATING Sediment or any foreign matter in the cooling system is to be avoided, advises the National Automobile Club. If anything of this sort lodges in the thermostat valve, the water may not circulate to the radiator when the engine reaches the proper temperature, thus causing the system to overheat. NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? JOSEPH A. LIEB Everything Electrical 111 East Chartres St. Phone Anaheim 2164 "Orange County's Oldest Established Electrical Contractor" BY Steele Petroleum Co. Steele Petroleum Co. takes great pleasure announcing the opening of their West Street community lease covering the Northwest por- of the City of Anaheim. Steele Petroleum Co. takes great pleasure announcing the opening of their West Street community lease covering the Northwest porf of the City of Anaheim. company solicits the landowners in that porf the town to join in this oil and gas lease. having completed this lease, the company offer the same type of oil and gas lease to portions of the city. er information regarding the leasing promay be obtained by telephoning or dropn to the company's leasing office. All ins will receive prompt and courteous atten- Co. 275 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone Anaheim 7007