anaheim-gazette 1955-09-15

More than a million people are expected this year to revel in the endless opportunities for information, enjoyment and recreation at the 28th annual Los Angeles County Fair which opens in Pomona Sept. 16 through Oct. 2. The 450-acre exposition park will contain some 40,000 exhibits and displays. Never has the fair offered so much variety and so much that will appeal to every member of the family. This year it is all new and all different. DISNEYLAND ROUTES—A recent survey by the Automobile Club of Southern California indicates the need for use of optional routes from the Santa Ana Freeway to Disneyland, which the map illustrates. By leaving at any of the exits shown here, the motorist may avoid freeway congestion at the normally used Harbor Boulevard exit. New Gas ranges cost less to buy and use. Range illustrated is WEDGEWOOD. Look at all the time-saving features you get on SUPER-SPEED BROILER Special radiant in Gas broiler direct, quick, searing heat of live Gas flame downward for fast broiling—flame-kissed flavor. NEEDLE PILOTS Tiny Gas needle pilots, all but invisible at 3 feet, give instantaneous lighting. Needle pilots are so small they leave no hot spots. TIMER FOR TOP BURNER Automatically shuts off top burner when pre-set cooking time is up. No pot-watching. And Gas gives you 1001 heats. CLOCK CONTROL Automatic clock frees you for other Turns oven-on or Oven-control hot heat you chooses. Set the latest models at any dealer's or your Gas Company's showrooms. ONLY GAS GIVES YOU SUCH MODERN Changes Noted On F. J. C. Campus Students returning to school at Fullerton Junior College this week found some marked changes in their campus. The new college gymnasium is only days away from occupancy, with workmen presently putting finishing touches on the huge structure. Only major items not yet installed are additional bleachers on the main gym floor and the curtain which will shut off one balcony for women's athletic activities. The L-shaped swimming pool behind the gym is also well along, under separate contract, and should be in use after the first of the year. The new Music-Speech Arts Building, to be shared with the high school, is similarly only a few weeks from occupancy. All grading is virtually finished for tennis and basketball courts and paved parking lots to be installed on the cleared ground east of the present campus. Major changes in the campus completed for the opening of school included the enlargement and conversion to self-service of the college book store, the relocating of the machine shop to a new building, the conversion of one of the wooden temporary buildings on the west side of the campus into a fully staffed counseling center, and the interior repainting and decorating of several of the buildings. Mary Lou Love, Melvin Bentjen Say Wedding Vows Choosing her birthday as her wedding day, Miss Mary Lou Love exchanged marriage vows with Melvin Bentjen in the Evangelical United Brethren church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dean Love of Anaheim, and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bentjen, also of this city. Rev. James F. Cowee officiated at the double ring rites. As Miss Love was escorted to the alter by her father, she was gowned in imported Chantilly lace and crushed taffeta trimmed with tulle. A small cap held the illusion veil and she carried a crescent arrangement of red roses. Mrs. William Guss was matron of honor and bridesmaids were the Misses Dorothy Gosnell, Barbara Shigley and Sandra Johannes. Little Miss Candy Marris was flower girl. Arthur Bentjen attended his brother as best man. Guests were seated by Glenn Minder, Dan Kersten and Edward Cox. Dennis Chance was candlesticker and Gary Chance was in charge of the rings. Frances Cowee was at the organ and Rev. Bob Kevorkian, pastor of First Baptist church was soloist. The reception was held in the church patio with Mmes. Miles Cox, R. Foster Lamm, E. F. Marrs and Ralph Chance assisting. George H. Hatfield Death Wednesday George H. Hatfield, a native of Oklahoma who has lived in the Anaheim area for 62 years, the family residence at present being at 1201 Diamond Street, died early Wednesday morning at the Long Beach Veteran's Hospital after an extended illness. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth A. Hatfield and one sister, Mrs. W. A. Winney of Stanton. Private funeral services will be conducted in the Hilgenfeld chapel Friday at 10:30 A.M. with the Rev. Leslie Lowroy, pastor of the Brea Christian Church, officiating. Burial will follow in the family plot in Anaheim cemetery. Registration Dates Announced For Evening School John N. Reid, director of adult education at Fullerton Union High School and Junior College today announced the opening of registration for the Fall semester of evening school classes. All registration will be conducted in the evening school office, located on the front arcade in the administration building, on East Chapman Avenue. The office is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. While registration in many classes is open throughout the semester, Reid noted that to obtain credit students must be registered and in attendance not later than the start of the second week of classes. A one dollar registration fee Dinner Welcomes Methodist Minister To Community A fellowship dinner at White Temple Methodist church Tuesday night welcomed the Rev. and Mrs. Earl Kernahan to Anaheim. Rev. Kernahan is White Temple's new pastor who succeeds Rev. Frank Buttorworth. Among those extending greetings to the new minister and his wife were District Superintendent John Black and Mrs. Black; and Mayor Charles Pearson greeted the new couple on behalf of the city, and civic business and industrial leaders made themselves acquainted. Trailers Now Under New Law Owners and operators of house trailers in California are affected by a new and stronger law enacted by the 1955 Legislature, effective now. Paul Mason, State Director of Motor Vehicles, in Sacramento today advised all trailer coach owners to check the status of their trailer registrations within the next 30 days. If the registration and license fees are due, they automatically become delinquent Sept. 7, 1955. "The trailer coach registration requirements were strengthened and made more inclusive by the new law," Mason said. "The major effect of the legislation is to provide that any trailer coach within this state shall be subject to annual registration and licensing whether it is operated or not." "Many trailer coach users who have been living in the vehicles as house trailers, or who have been moving them occasionally, have not been much concerned about the State's registration requirements. Under the new law, they will be required to apply immediately for registration." The motor vehicles director said the State fees include the flat $8.00 annual registration fee required for all motor vehicles, and a license fee of 2 per cent of the valuation of the vehicle determined by the Department of Motor Vehicles as specified in law. Penalties imposed 30 days after the fees are delinquent amount to 100 per cent of the registration fee and 50 per cent of the license fee. He advised all owners of trailer coaches which are not currently registered and displaying valid license plates and registration cards, to consult local Department of Motor Vehicles representatives to determine their status. African natives sometimes make completed for the opening of school included the enlargement and conversion to self-service of the college book store, the relocating of the machine shop to a new building, the conversion of one of the wooden temporary buildings on the west side of the campus into a fully staffed counseling center, and the interior repainting and decorating of several of the buildings. And change will continue to play a part in campus life during the year as ground is broken for the new library building and new classroom building, as the student union is remodeled and enlarged, and as additional landscaping is added. While registration in many classes is open throughout the semester, Reid noted that to obtain credit students must be registered and in attendance not later than the start of the second week of class. A one dollar registration fee will be charged for students 2 years of age or older. Those under 21 will not need pay a fee, however, they must show proof of age. The fee is payable at time of registration and is not transferable, except for withdrawal from school due to discontinuance of class by the school, prior to five class sessions. Counseling service is available for those who desire assistance planning their programs. For further information, Reid advises persons to telephone LAmbert 2334. "Y" Indian Guide Tribes Adopt New Slogan "Pals forever" is the slogan points out the goal of co-radeship between father and which is the basis of the YMCA Indian Guide Tribe movement. There are now 13 Y Indian Guides in Anaheim. These groups have been very active, and have participated in many father-projects. Tribes are organized around fathers with sons six to eight years old. This reaches a point at an early age, and then lengthens the years father and may spend together. Neighbors nor son goes to meet by himself, but is accompanied by the other. The program is tried on with a maximom of freedom giving the boys a chance develop their own initial understanding of their culture. Tuesday, Sept. 20, at the Heim YMCA, there will be a co-call meeting of chiefs, officers big braves from each tribe, purpose of this meeting will to plan the year's activities, to exchange ideas. Each tribal urged to send a delegate. Any father and son wishin Penalties imposed 30 days after the fees are delinquent amount to 100 per cent of the registration fee and 50 per cent of the license fee. He advised all owners of trailer coaches which are not currently registered and displaying valid license plates and registration cards, to consult local Department of Motor Vehicles representatives to determine their status. African natives sometimes make human sacrifices to trees, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. If you get on a new GAS range BURNER outs off pre-set up. No need for Gas heats. CLOCK CONTROL Automatic clock control frees you for other tasks. Turns oven-on and off. Oven control holds exact heat you choose. EASY-TO-WASH PARTS New Gas ranges clean up in jig time. Many parts lift out for sudsing in sink. One-piece tops and seamless ovens clean easily. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY YOU SUCH MODERN AUTOMATIC APPLIANCES New Lights Planned On Center Street Contract was tentatively awarded at Tuesday night's meeting of the City Council to the Newberry Lighting company for construction of three high-pole mercury vapor street lights to be built from the city Hall to Helena St. on Center. The Newberry bid was $16,000 with a $38 trade-in offered for the present light standards. Next highest bid was $16,415. Magnolia School to Get $74,340 Aid According to an announcement by Senator Thomas H. Kuchol in a telegram recevied last Friday, $74,340 has been reserved for the Magnolia School District at Anaheim under Public Law 815, 81st Congress. Titles III and IV of this law authorize federal assistance for the construction of school facilities to local educational agencies overburdened as a result of federal activities. Since the Magnolia School District is sufficiently high on the priority list, funds can be reserved for construction. When the school district has compiled with the construction requirements specified by the law, the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare will proceed with final approval of the project and certify the funds for the federal share of construction costs. LULAC Dance Will Aid Olympic Games A dance at the Rendezvous ballroom in Balboa Sept. 24 will climax a drive to raise $1900 to send an American athlete to compete in the 1956 Olympic Games in Australia. Sponsoring the dance are the combined councils of the League of United Latin American Citizens of Southern California. Al Castillo of Placentia, committee chairman for the dance, promises that Olympic stars and other sports personalities will be present. Castillo said such performers as Mal Whitfield, Stella Walsh and Jim Donahue would be present. I save on fuel now, thanks to the Standard Man STANDARD DIESEL FUELS Completely distilled to burn cleanly without waste, Standard Diesel Fuels develop full power and give you top efficiency from your diesel engine. Made to exact specifications, they are always uniform so you can depend on even performance at all times. Standard Diesel Fuels are delivered clean with no harmful impurities to clog injector nozzles. All you have to do is tell us the make of your engine and we'll deliver the high-quality Standard Diesel Fuel that is best suited to your needs. For Information on any S.A.do'd Oil Company of California product, call AL ROHRS and SON 1016 Santiago St. — Santa Ana — KImberly 7-4123 SIGNS of the times! NEVER BEFORE ... SO MANY OPPORTUNITIES TO BUILD or BUY OUR HOME LOAN DEPARTMENT WILL ARRANGE A FINANCING PROGRAM THAT WILL ENABLE OPPORTUNITIES TO BUILD or BUY OUR HOME LOAN DEPARTMENT WILL ARRANGE A FINANCING PROGRAM THAT WILL ENABLE YOU TO BUY NOW ... and PAY FOR IT in EASY, MONTHLY "Rent Like" Installments YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US EARNS Our Current Interest Rate of 3½% and is INSURED UP TO $10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Bounded June 20, 1921 On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, Calif. Gates and Lennar Bldg. Homes NR. 60148—NW Rd. 8150