anaheim-gazette 1959-10-15

Exposition Shows Industrial Might of Orange County The tremendous and widespread "might" of Orange County industrial is on display this week during the first annual Orange County Industrial Exposition at Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Thousands of visitors already have attended the expo which opened with a preview Tuesday and the regular opening Wednesday night. Somewhat of a "county fair for industry," the show offers something for every member of the family. Exhibits feature space hardware from real rocketships to mockups of guided missiles and small scale models of aircraft and missiles manufactured with parts components and tools furnished by Orange County Industries. Younsters who are up to the minute on their rocketry are guiding parents through the missile displays. For the women, the show features a display of the U.S. Rubber Company in which rubber "waffles" are made. These definitely are not waffles like mother used to make, but they help show the kind of foam rubber used in manufacture of the latest furniture for the home, said one company official. Live demonstrations of "how-me-do!" are presented by many Even the entertainment has a flavor added by Orange County industry. "Speedy" West, late of the "Hometown Jamboree" television show, headlines the entertainment and plays his music on an electric steel guitar manufactured in Fallerton. The big fair is open public nightly from 6 to 9 through Friday and will from 1 to 11 p.m. on Sunday. The county's first "fair" is sponsored by the cited Chambers of Commerce Orange County. For the women, the show features a display of the U.S. Rubber Company in which rubber "waffles" are made. These definitely are not waffles like mother used to make, but they help show the kind of foam rubber used in manufacture of the latest furniture for the home, said one company official. Live demonstrations of "how we do it" are presented by many industries in their exhibits. Machines in action, electronic devices beeping and blinking and highly specialized tools in use are among displays garnering interest of men attending the show. Even the entertainment has a flavor added by Orange County industry. "Speedy" West, late of the "Hometown Jamboree" television show, headlines the entertainment and plays his music on an electric steel guitar manufactured in Fullerton. Daily stage shows are being presented through Friday night. Matinee and evening performances will be held Saturday and Sunday. WHAT'S DOING H. I. Perry, your Telephone Manager in Anaheim This is a "switchboard on wheels"—a complete telephone central office built right into a big truck trailer. This is a "switchboard on wheels"—a complete telephone central office built right into a big truck trailer. Its job is to help phone people keep vital calls going through during emergencies. You see, we can send these switchboards on wheels wherever they're needed and hook them up to hundreds of phone lines in a matter of hours. Then operators work right from these trailers, keeping important calls going—fire, police, hospital, civil defense, and such. It's one way we work to keep phone service ready when it's needed most. UNITED FUND The Anaheim United Fund is just one of 2,100 United Funds and Community Chests in the United States and Canada. These United Funds support 27,500 agencies. Your Anaheim United Fund supports 14 local agencies. So you can see, giving the United Fund way, more of your money goes where you want it to and not to administrative and campaign cost. Anaheim is a rapidly expanding area. The need for the 14 Human Service Agencies is urgent. Let's not fail them. One way to meet our goal is through the payroll deduction plan. Give a little each month. It won't hurt you and it will help so many others. Giving the United way is the best way because you give to just one campaign a year, help more people and save more lives. —PACIFIC TELEPHONE. County Planners Reserve Request For New Church The Orange County Planning Commission has taken under advisement a request for establishment of a First Brethren Church—conditionally approved Nov. 12, 1958—on the west side of Highway 39, some 1,200 feet north of Imperial Highway. The proposed church, now conducted in a private dwelling on the site, is within a proposed annexation to La Habra. The commissioners cast a doubtful eye on requests for excavation pits throughout Orange County. Application of Muench & Kietke for a pit between Fee Ana St. and Richfild Rd., north of the Santa Ana ricer and 560 feet south of Walnut St., was denied. It has vigorous opposition. More than five million cubic yards of material is available in the Santa Ana river bed, and in view of this the County Flood Control District asks that no excavations be approved outside the river at present. Planners approved excavations on the east side of Fullerton Rd., some 1,040 feet north of Whittier Blvd., for Sullivan Miller Construction Co. Kuchel to Speak In San Francisco United States Senator Thomas Kuchel of Anaheim is a principal speaker before 3500 delegates and guests from some 275 of California's 358 incorporated cities scheduled to start Sunday in San Francisco. Other topdeckers speaking will be United States Senator John Kennedy of Massachusetts, and Governor Edmund G. Brown of California, both presidential hopefuls. The four-day meeting marks the 61st annual conference of the League of California Cities, it's president being Mayor John Erreca of Los Banos. Councilman Charles A. Pearson of Anaheim and City Treasurer Grover Hermes Jr. of Fullerton, are on the board of directors. Bolt Promoted Roy C. Bolt, assistant general manager of Kwikset Sales and Service Co., has been named vice president of the parent company, the American Hardware Corporation, New Britain, Conn., and also manager of the Kwikset Division. He also remains as vice president of the Kwikset Sales and Service Co. Almost any efficiency expert can speed up another man's business. The big fair is open to the public nightly from 6 to 11 p.m. through Friday and will be open from 1 to 11 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. The county's first industrial "fair" is sponsored by the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County. It features more than 100 exhibits and probably will draw more than 50,000 visitors during its five-day run at the fairgrounds, according to exposition officials. Two First Place Awards Bagged By High Colonist Anaheim High School Colonist editors can well pat themselves on their backs this week. The Colonist took two first place awards in the Orange Coast College High School Yearbook Conference. These were for copy and typography. The Colonist also tied with the Hielan of La Habra High School for first in theme and received honorable mention for process color. More than 300 students from 14 Orange County high schools attended the conference. Chairman was Horace Lownsberry, OCC photo instructor and Yearbook advisor. Judges were Don Desfor, director, public relations, Cerritos Junior College, and Jud Grenler. Yearbook advisor, El Camino College. Councilman Coons Safe After Mishap When his small car was rammed in the rear by another vehicle at Los Angeles and Adele Sts., Councilman Rex Coons of Anaheim, escaped injury. Councilman Coons, driving north on Los Angeles, had stopped for backed-up traffic when a car driven, officials report, by Rodney M. Bruce, Councilman Coons Safe After Mishap When his small car was rammed in the rear by another vehicle at Los Angeles and Adele Sts., Councilman Rex Coons of Anaheim, escaped injury. Councilman Coons, driving north on Los Angeles, had stopped for backed-up traffic when a car driven, officials report, by Rodney M. Bruce, 16, of 618 East Wilson, Orange, failed to brake and hit Coons' automobile, pushing it into a third northbound car operated by Joe Fritzer, 50, of 734 N. Claudina. Adult Volleyball At Bookhurst High Recreational volleyball now is available to Anaheim citizens who wish to "loosen up a blit" at Brookhurst Junior High Gym. Part of the Park and Recreation Department's expanding adult evening program, the courts are open to "men only" from 7 to 10 p.m. Both men and women are welcome to attend the "co-recreational" volleyball activities this Thursday. Details available at the Recreation Department. Postal Man Honored 30 Local Students Daniel A. Redholtz, Anaheim postoffice, received Certificate of Award for suggestion adopted for improving mail service. Buick's Exclusive Turbine Drive is Jet-Smith No Mechanical Gears Ever Shift! In a day when so many cars are alike, we believe you should know how basically different and how basically better a Buick is built. For instance, no car at Buick's price, nor any car at a higher price, offers you so smooth, so dependable, so trouble-free an automatic transmission as Buick's Turbine Drive. In ordinary automatic transmissions, gears are shifted automatically. But the shift is there! You feel it shift or hear it shift. 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Services at Temple, Beth Sholom, Orange County. 206 E. Elghth st., Santa Ana, will be held Friday night at 9 o'clock and Saturday morning at 11:15 o'clock. Concluding services will be Friday night. Oct. 23 at 9 o'clock and Saturday morning, Oct. 24 at 11:15 o'clock. Succot commemorates the manner in which the ancient Israelites lived in the desert during the travels from Egyptian bondage toward their Land of Promise. Because of their belief that they were kept alive by Divine Providence, the Jews of Biblical days ordained the holiday as a time of thanksgiving to God. Later, when Palestine was settled, Succot became a time of gratitude for the autumnal harvest. It is referred Festival of the Ingathering. Traditional Jews observe Succot for nine days; liberal Jews for eight. Final days of Succot are given over to the rejoicing over the Torah, Divine teachings which came to the ancient Israelites during their desert wanderings. 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