anaheim-gazette 1960-01-08

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Just write your name and address! Get your FREE entry blanks from BLUE CHIP STAMP MERCHANTS Registration Underway For Spring Semester At Santa Ana College Continued gains in enrollment are certain at Santa Ana College for the spring semester starting Feb. 4, with registration underway in January. Dean of Admissions George Herron announced enrollment would continue from Monday, Jan. 4, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily; Evening hours will be added the week before and after the start of classes to accommodate those desiring extended day college credit classes. Program planning for new students will be conducted from Jan. 14-22, with advance appointments needed by calling KI 2-7226. New students are required to have a transcript of their previous high school and college work sent to SAC from the previous school before registration can be completed. The entrance tests required of all new college students will be given four times in January, including the cooperative English examination and A.C.E. aptitude tests. The times are: Jan. 5, 1 p.m.; Jan. 11, 7 p.m. and Jan. 26, 8:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. The last day for adding a course for credit or for changing sections is Thursday, Feb. 11. Regular college classes of freshman and sophomore level are offered, for which credit is transferable to the 4-year colleges and universities. Terminal classes of a vocational nature also are offered. Students many enroll in a full or part-time program. All Santa Ana College classes are tuition free. Courses offered include anthropology, art, astronomy, botany, business administration, chemistry, economics, education, engineering, English, fire science, French, geography, geology, German, history, journalism, library science, life science, management, mathematics, merchandising, microbiology, music, orientation, philosophy, photography, physical education, physics, physiology, police science, political science, psychology, secretarial—mbence, psychology, secretarial training, sociology, Spanish, speech, trades and zoology: The college classes starting Feb. 4 are separate from Adult Education classes beginning Jan. 4 on the campuses of Santa Ana College, Santa Ana High School and Smedley Junior High School. Anaheim Public In Conference Three students from high school will participate statewide conference of Comes First for Youthp Asllomar on the Montninsula next week, Janu The local students are McLaughlin, Joanne Sison and Sharon Woodruff will work with delegates throughout the state in ing to develop inform teenage habits and att ward food, which may uable in promoting bet tion among young people. "Food Comes First power" is an outgrow food conference last Washington and Sacramento state-wide conference held under the directi state Farm Bureau on Poet Given A A former Fullerton School student; Ann White, has been awarded Medal in literature book of poetry; Mag award, given by the wealth Club of Califor nen by a California lording to the Talis publishers of the book OPENING FRIDAY... BANK OF AMERICA'S NEW BR For your convenience, Bank of America is opening a branch in Anaheim's new Brookhurst Center— the Brookhurst Ball Branch, 901 South Brook- BANK OF AMERICA'S NEW BR For your convenience, Bank of America is opening a branch in Anaheim's new Brookhurst Center—the Brookhurst-Ball Branch, 901 South Brookhurst Street at the corner of Ball Road. Whatever your banking needs may be—large or small, business or personal—you'll find our service complete. We will offer more than fifty different banking services, including many that are unique with Bank of America. In addition, the bank itself has been designed You're invited... to attend an Open House celebrating from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The rare American coins on display exciting Treasure Chest Contest BROOKHURST-BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION • MEMBER 901 South Brookhurst Anaheim Pupils In Conference Three students from Anaheim high school will participate in a statewide conference on "Food Comes First for Youthpower," at Aslomar on the Monterey Peninsula next week, January 8-10. The local students are Edward McLaughlin, Joanne S. Mickelson and Sharon Woodruff. They will work with delegates from throughout the state in attempting to develop information on teenage habits and attitudes toward food, which may prove valuable in promoting better nutrition among young people. "Food Comes First for Youthpower" is an outgrowth of the food conference last year in Washington and Sacramento. The state-wide conference is being held under the direction of the state Farm Bureau organization. Poet Given Award A former Fullerton Union High School student, Ann Stanford White, has been awarded the Silver Medal in literature for her book of poetry, Magellan. The award, given by the Commonwealth Club of California, was for the best book of poetry written by a Californian in 1958, according to the Talisman Press, publishers of the book. Chamber of Commerce Looks Toward 1960 The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce is looking to 1960 as a year of great challenge, according to George Strachan, manager of the organization, and he added, "we must meet this challenge if we are to keep pace with our needs for services and carry out the major projects for our program." "Anaheim is the fastest growing city in the fastest growing county in the nation, according to federal government figures which were released recently." New services, radio and television," Strachan said, "are being focused on Anaheim and I believe 1960 will be a year of national and international recognition for our city." The Chamber of Commerce has every reason to believe that we will have increased activity in the tourist business in Anaheim. "This will make it mandatory," Strachan stated, "for us to carry out projects for better transportation, additional beautification and more highway directional signs not only for visitors but for local residents as well." Walt Taylor is the new president of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and will soon name the chairmen of the various committees who will serve the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce for the year 1960. Plans for procedures will be presented to the board of directors at the January meeting and the program of the Chamber of Commerce is expected to get under way immediately and will need and appreciate the cooperation of all Chamber of Commerce members and Anaheim residents. Public Hearings Planned by Demos Plans for public hearings by a Western States Democratic Conference sub-committee on conservation and recreation, under the chairmanship of Northern California Democratic Chairman Roger Kent, were announced. The hearings will be conducted at the Fairmont Hotel on January 23-24, and individuals interested in various aspects of conservation and recreation are invited to attend and submit written statements. The information thus obtained will form the basis for recommendations to the Western States Democratic Conference meeting at Alberque next February. Walt Taylor is the new president of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and will soon name the chairmen of the various committees to the Western States Democratic Conference meeting at Alberque next February. BANK OF AMERICA A'S NEW BROOKHURST-BALL BRANCH America is openinghurst Center—South Brookto make your banking fast, easy and pleasant. It's modern and spacious, with a large attractive lobby...18 counter-style teller stations...safe MEN'S NEW BROOKHURST-BALL BRANCH America is opening Brookhurst Center—South Brook-road. May be large you'll find our more than fifty building many that has been designed to make your banking fast, easy and pleasant. It's modern and spacious, with a large attractive lobby...18 counter-style teller stations...safe deposit facilities...a night depository...a special deposit window for large transactions...escrow facilities...air conditioning...and plenty of free parking nearby. We'll be open for business on Friday, January 8, ready to give you the prompt and friendly service you can always expect at Bank of America. And an Open House celebration at our new bank on Thursday evening, January 7, from 9:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. There'll be souvenirs and refreshments...a collection of American coins on display...B of A's traditional Gold Key Ceremony...and an Treasure Chest Contest. Come and join the fun. William C. Atteberry, Manager Brookhurst-Ball Branch Bank of America SAVINGS ASSOCIATION • MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 01 South Brookhurst Street, Anaheim