anaheim-gazette 1953-06-11

11 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Cypress' New Dial Phone Building Ready to Receive Automatic Setup Pacific Telephone's new dial telephone building in Cypress is virtually complete this week, ready to receive equipment to serve telephones in the western portion. Kwikset Shooters Outgun Opponents The Kwikset Gun club's rifle team recently outfired the Screw Machine Products' team, of South Gate, in a match held at the Anaheim Rifle range. Kwikset won 330.3 to 307.28. Possible score was 400. The teams fired from four positions. Bob Smiley, Joe Headlee, and Bruce Carter of Kwikset, placed 1, 2, 3, in the match with Les Keays, of South Gate, fourth. A coat of paint has been applied to the building's exterior and painters are proceeding with interior decoration. Gleaming new floors—4000 sq. feet of them—soon will be partially covered by tons of automatic telephone equipment. The equipment includes huge distributing frames, which fan out wires entering the office, and hunts of complicated switches. Also included will be large batteries and other power equipment to provide current for several hundred telephones to be identified with the new JAckson-7 prefix. The building cost Pacific Telephone more than $85,000 and the new equipment will amount to another $130,000. The new office is scheduled to be placed in operation this fall. Record Mail Haul Posted During May by Helicopter Mail Service Five hundred and eleven thousand pounds of air mail and parcel post, for an all-time high, was carried by the Los Angeles Airways, Inc., during May—over 20,000,000 letters were expedited on virtually a round-the-clock basis to most cities in Southern California. One thousand pounds per flying hour is an all-time high, and, according to Clarence M. Bellinn, president of Los Angeles Terminal annex rooftop that is necessary is to transfer them, for example, to TWA flight 20, which leaves the ramp 13 minutes after Los Angeles Airways' flight 4 lands alongside. "This is of tremendous economic significance, since it eliminates rehandling at the airport, as was done previously." Field transfers from the Los Angeles Terminal annex rooftop God Seen as Preserving Man In Lesson-Sermon The power of understanding faith in God, to preserve, cleanse, protect and guide man will be illustrated in the Sunday Lesson-Sermon, "God the Preserver of Man" in all Christian Science churches. These words from Proverbs (29:25) constitute the Golden Text: "Whoso putteth his trust in the Lord shall be safe." In a Scriptural selection from the Psalms (37:3, 55:17) David sang, "Trust in the Lord, and do good; so shalt thou dwell in the land, and verily thou shall be fed ... Evening, and morning, and at noon, will I pray... and he shall hear my voice." Mary Baker Eddy writes in the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures": "Spirit duly feeds and clothes every object, as it appears in the line of spiritual creating, thus tenderly expressing the fatherhood and motherhood of God." Later she says, "In divine Science, man is sustained by God, the divine Principle of being." (pp. 507, 530). Five Public Forum Topics Scheduled Five illustrated lectures are to be presented by Fullerton public forum on the summer program during the five Thursdays of July. The first one, on July 2, is "Si- May by Helicopter Mail Service Five hundred and eleven thousand pounds of air mail and parcel post, for an all-time high, was carried by the Los Angeles Airways, Inc., during May—over 20,000,000 letters were expedited on virtually a round-the-clock basis to most cities in Southern California. One thousand pounds per flying hour is an all-time high, and, according to Clarence M. Bellinn, president of Los Angeles Airways, "is only the beginning." On May 27, the company placed its third large Sikorsky S-55 helicopter into service. These are in addition to the smaller S-51 type which have been carrying the mail here for almost six years. The capacity of the new machines is almost double, so that for the first time in over three years the fleet capacity is equal to the mail generated. Five years ago, figures for the same period were 217,00 pounds. Several new operations innovations are being introduced along with these larger helicopters. "Of tremendous significance is the flying mail clerk." This added crew member is the "conductor." Many sacks of mail and parcels taken on at Van Nuys or Pasadena, for example, are labeled directly for eastern points, and the job of the conductor is to have them all assorted and waybilled so that all William Umland Dies in Balboa William J. Umland, a native of Moline, Ill., who came to Orange county 35 years ago and who was living at 925 E. Balboa Ave., at present, died last Wednesday afternoon at 108 Palm st., Balboa when he suffered a heart attack while driving his car. He is survived by his wife, Bess A. Umland; two daughters, Mrs. Thelma De Smet and Mrs. Beverlee Woods both of Sacramento; two brothers, Harry Umland of Davenport, Ia., and Walter Umland of Moline, Ill., one sister, Mrs. Florence Ishmael of Moline, and three granddaughters. He was a member of the Christian church and the Masonic lodge. Funeral services were conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel last Friday at 2 o'clock. Rev. A. Casebeer, pastor of the Christian church, officiated, and burial was in Loma Vista Memorial Park. Field transfers from the Los Angeles Terminal annex rooftop have been the order of the day for years, but have been impractical for other cities until now. "We are of the opinion that this speed-up will increase, resulting in savings of time and cost." Walter Knott Elected All Year Club Director Walter Knott, owner of Knott's Berry Farm, and noted as a preserver of the West's ghost town lore, has been elected to the board of directors of the All-Year club of Southern California, it was announced today by George O'Brien, president of the community tourist advertising organization. Knott built a pie stand beside his berry farm at Buena Park, into a nationally famous eating place. A son of pioneers, he assembled relics from fast-vanishing mining camps of the West and put together a colorful replica ghost town at the farm. Recently he purchased the Ghost Town of Calico, near Barstow, outright, and set out on a non-profit program of restoration, because the old silver mining camp was fast disintegrating and he feared it would soon be lost altogether. The All-Year club carries on national advertising and promotion to build up the Southland's tourist business. The past year out-of-state tourists spent almost $500,000,000 in the area. Five Public Forum Topics Scheduled Five illustrated lectures are to be presented by Fullerton public forum on the summer program during the five Thursdays of July. The first one, on July 2, is "Sierrra Trails" by John and Velma Kochendorfer. All forum programs are presented free of charge in Fullerton high school auditorium, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Second Thursday evening program in July will be on "Alaska," presented by Milos Saliben. Following on July 16, is Nelson Launer's illustrated lecture about "Hawaii;" on July 23 John Bannigan will present his program on "India" and the final event, on July 30, is to be "North Europe and the Coronation" by Mr. and Mrs. John Russon. Mabel Daniels Dies at Home Mabel Berndice Daniels, 62, a native of Niles, Mich., who was brought to California as a child and who has lived in the vicinity of Anaheim for 40 years, died Sunday afternoon at the family home at 10702 S. Harbor blvd., after an extended illness. She is survived by her husband, Phillip Daniels; one son, Howard Daniels of Mt. View, Calif., two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Wilson of Mt. View, and Mrs. Marion Mason of Garden Grove; one sister, Mrs. Cleta Baker of San Bernardino and five grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Tuesday. Dr. Robert Burns McAulay, pastor of the Orange Presbyterian church, officiated and burial was made in the family plot in Inglewood Memorial park. SAVINGS INSURED TO $10,000 PUT YOUR MONEY County Beaches Get Time Limits For Camping Reflecting their popularity as summer camp sites, Doheny and San Clemente beaches state parks have been placed under the ten-day camping limit by the Division of Beaches and Parks. The limit is effective from June 1 to Sept. 30. Other state beaches and parks have 30-day or 14-day limits. However, only the two mentioned above have been limited in Orange county. According to Newton B. Drury, chief of the division, the limitation program is carried out to ensure that over-crowded campsites will not spoil vacations for those camping in the parks or on the beaches. A continuing study of campsite use is made to ascertain the necessity of the limits, he said. SAVINGS INSURED TO $10,000 PUT YOUR MONEY to work at the Friendly Corner Draw 3½% Interest People in all walks of life are building future security by making regular deposits. Save NOW for the needs of the future! ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Center-and Lemon Sts. Phones: 2158 or 2159 MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM Seen as Serving Man Lesson-Sermon power of understanding God, to preserve, cleanse, and guide man will be ill in the Sunday Lesson: "God the Preserver of all Christian Science words from Proverbs constitute the Golden choso putteth his trust ard shall be safe." Scriptural selection from psalms (37:3, 55:17) David must in the Lord, and do shall thou dwell in the verily thou shall be fed morning, and morning, and will I pray . . . and he my voice." Maker Eddy writes in the Science textbook, "Science with Key to the Sister": "Spirit duly feeds every object, as it on the line of spiritual sinus tenderly expressing herhood and motherhood Later she says, 'In diice, man is sustained by divine Principle of bene. 507, 530). Public Forum is Scheduled Illustrated lectures are to be dated by Fullerton public in the summer program five Thursdays of July one, on July 2, is "Si- Student Pastor To Assist at Zion Lutheran Wilbur Barnett, student at Concordia seminary in St. Louis, Mo., has accepted the invitation to assist in the work of preaching, teaching vacation Bible school, canvassing, etc., at Zion Lutheran church, Anaheim. Barnett, whose home is in Santa Ana will begin his activities at Zion church Monday, June 15. He will be on hand to take part in the annual vacation Bible school, which will be held until July 3 with Messrs. Walter Knigge and Richard Heitshusen, Jr., as program directors. This vacation school will be held at 205 N. East st., each week day, Monday through Friday, from 9 to 11:45 a.m. The course will include worship, Bible study, singing, mission stories, movies, slides, film strips, handicrafts and games. The summer schedule of services at Zion Lutheran church will be followed this Sunday with early service at 8 a.m. and regular service at 11 a.m., as usual. Pastor Edwin Pflug will speak on "Matthew's Conversion and Call" on the basis of Matthew 9:9-13. Sunday school will be conducted at the usual time of 10 a.m. at the church while Sunday school sessions will begin at the branch at 205 N. East st. at 9:45 a.m. and at the newly opened Linbrook Park Suhday school, on Lincoln, east of Brookhurst, at 9:30 a.m. Parents are urged to send their boys and girls to these Sunday Anaheimer Takes Fraternity Post Lee Gilbert, Junior printing major from Poway has been elected president of the Blue Key society at California State Polytechnic college, San Francisco. Gilbert replaces Don Shearer, senior printing major from Lakeport, as head of the national honorary service fraternity. Ron Davey, junior crops major from Anaheim is new corresponding secretary and outgoing student body president, Bob Smith of Buttonwillow, is alumni secretary. Driver Training Slated at AUHS A driver training course for adults is scheduled for the summer months at Anaheim Union High school under the instructor-ship of William Hicks. June 12 is registration day for the class. Non-technical classroom instruction and behind the wheel driver training required to obtain an operator's license will be offered. On the road driver training will be given in the AUHS dual-controlled driver training car, which features a dual set of floor controls for both student and instructor. Public Forum Scheduled Illustrated lectures are to be held by Fullerton public school on the summer program five Thursdays of July one, on July 2, is "Siels" by John and Velma orfer. Thursday evening profuly will be on "Alaska," by Milos Salben. On July 16, is Nelson illustrated lecture about on July 23 John Banni present his program on and the final event, on to be "North Europe Coronation" by Mr. and in Russon. Daniels at Home Berndice Daniels, 62, a Niles, Mich., who was to California as a child has lived in the vicinity for 40 years, died afternoon at the family 10702 S. Harbor blvd., extended illness. Survived by her husband, Daniels; one son, Howard of Mt. View, Calif., two Mrs. Mildred Wilson view, and Mrs. Marion Garden Grove; one sister Cleta Baker of San Diego and five grandchild services were conducted at Hilgenfeld chapel Dr. Robert Burns Mostor of the Orange Preschurch, officiated and made in the family Anglewood Memorial park. COME IN AND SEE NEW '53 DUAL-STREA BIGGER! ROOMIER! There’s plenty of room for everybody in the 1953 Pontiac’s new longer, loveller, roomier bodies with two inches more leg room in the rear, one inch in front. 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