anaheim-gazette 1960-07-21

THE ROTUNDA, Ford Motor Company's showplace in Dearborn, Mich., is the largest permanent industrial exhibit building and one of the six most popular tourist attractions in the United States. Each year nearly 2,000,000 persons from the 50 states, U.S. possessions and nearly 100 foreign countries visit the Rotunda to see the permanent automotive exhibits and special seasonal shows. In any year, themes of Rotunda shows may include gardens, art, vacation and travel, automotive manufacturing and engineering, and various other subjects. Adjacent smallest auto test track, a one-may ride in Ford products. Show Rotunda features: an Hawaiian (left); a miniature auto assembly Christmas Fantasy (right). To the Rotunda or for tours of originate at the Rotunda. THE ROTUNDA. Ford Motor Company's showplace in Dearborn, Mich., is the largest permanent industrial exhibit building and one of the six most popular tourist attractions in the United States. Each year nearly 2,000,000 persons from the 50 states, U.S. possessions and nearly 100 foreign countries visit the Rotunda to see the permanent automotive exhibits and special seasonal shows. In any year, themes of Rotunda shows may include gardens, art, vacation and travel, automotive manufacturing and engineering, WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK UNDERTAKING AND CEMETERY TOGETHER GEneva 1-6577 - TWinocks 2-2421 Westminster Memorial Park BTK SERENE SURROUNDINGS At Backs, Troutman & Kaulbars bereaved families receive counsel in serene, comforting surroundings. Every detail of the funeral service is taken care of with sympathetic, personal warmth that gives comfort in the trying hours following the loss of a loved one. BACKS TROUTMAN 800-Lb. Man Dies When Arthur Knorr of Norridge, Calif., passed away he week at his sister's home, a s pecial stretcher had to be impavised to support his body. Arthur weighed an estimate 800 to 1000 pounds. Police were called to the scenwhen the Coroner's office was s able to find stretchers to suppress the enormous body. It took nine policemen and f men about three hours to remiknorr's body. They had to taksolid wooden table, cut its lostrap Knorr's body to it and t slide it out the door, police seA doctor said Knorrs death w of natural causes, but that he run-away gain of weight appently came about because of glandular condition. He had gaied more than 200 pounds t year, the doctor said. Knorr was weighed six monago on an ice scale and at t time weighed more than t pounds, the doctor said. Knorr was to have been taken to L Angeles General Hospital today, an effort to halt his rapid gain of weight, the doctor said. Anaheim Rifleman Takes Top Honors Melvin McCarty of 731 N. anne St., Anaheim, won top in vidual honors in the aggregate two 2-man-team matches fired the South Coast Gun Club's smobore rifle tournament in Corrdel Mar Friday night with a total score of 796x800 with 48 to beat his nearest competiCaptain James Henderson of BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 261 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 5-1149 Orange County's First Funeral Directors SAFETY All accounts at Keystone Savings to $10,000.00 by an agency ... and Keystone pays the high safety. If your savings are enough you get 50% more at Keystone fluctuation. CHANGE NOW... come in or mail your postage. Funds placed or postmarked by from the 1st. We will transfer your funds in the world free of charge. KEYSTONE SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Ronald W. Caspers, P.A. 512 W. Center Street, Anaheim — Orange County's fastest growing savings Judges Award Art Sweepstake Prize For Oil Landscape The long list of prize winners at the Orange County Fair began to shape up today with announcement of winners in the first judging—the fine arts department, which was judged Sunday. Robert Martin of 2945 Andros, Costa Mesa, swept the fair's art show, winning the sweepstakes (best of show), two first-place prizes and a second-place award. Martin's landscape entry painted in oils, "Red Gables," won first place in its category and also was named sweepstakes winner for the show. The general public will have an opportunity to concur with the judges or pick another popular sweepstakes winner by voting on the paintings during the fair. The fair runs through Sunday, July 17, and popular voting will continue at the art show through Saturday. The sweepstakes winner is a study of an old red barn and a small farmhouse in the shadows of tall evergreen trees. The entire scene is set in wintertime and roofs; fences and trees are laden with snow. Awards were made for traditional oils, watercolors, charcoal, pen and pencil, pastels and abstract. More than 150 entries in the show were sifted to arrive at the winners. The show will be "hung" throughout the fair and will be on view daily. But as it is written, Eyebear, neither have entered the things which God hath love him." That God, the Creator, Creation, is indeed assuring, especially concerned that men else, challenging to each of us the existing between those who tie there out by revelation or human experience. Our text pared certain things for them the Scriptures elsewhere declare because He first loved us "key to the unlocking of the mind." The Things of which He Says. The words of the text but the saints of all ages from then until now. Many have concluded to the things we and the future life of the these future "things" are in but as we study the context of these things but rather include we understand that the referee to man's redemption of the first chapter we are Jesus Christ is made unto us sanctification and redemption four things, we observe that whereby we, by wisdom of Christ of God's plan of redemption: Christ is made unto us by the sanctification of Chrbers of God's family through redemption which is in Christ of the eternal verities of our Lb. Man Dies at Northridge Home Nearing Goal YMCA Fund Drive At $200,000 Mark The North Orange County YMCA Building Drive passed the $200,000 mark at last Saturday's report meeting according to an announcement made by Joe W. Johnson, general campaign chairman. Workers reported a total of 886 subscriptions totaling $201,845. Last Saturday, the Contractor's Division under Al Bergum reported $2,045 and Claud Sympson's Industry Division reported $2,550. In making the announcement, Johnson urged the nearly 1000 solicitors to complete their prospect cards this week. With nearly 3000 prospect cards still unreported, Johnson said the campaign goal of $350,000 could be reached by the Victory Dinner on July 14, 1960. Woodmen Club Plan July Dinner Dance The Woodmen of the World are sponsoring a dinner and dance Saturday, July 23, at 6:30 p.m. The gala affair will be held at the Woodmen's Hall, 5th and Flower, Santa Ana. A summer theme will prevail. Music for the occasion will be provided by the popular "Honeybees." A chicken cantonese dinner will set in wintertime and roofs; fences and trees are laden with snow. Awards were made for traditional oils, watercolors, charcoal, pen and pencil, pastels and abstract. More than 150 entries in the show were sifted to arrive at the winners. The show will be "hung" throughout the fair and will be on view daily. Motorists Warned To Look Out for Deer With the vacation season well underway and thousands of motorists taking to the road in California, the Department of Fish and Game asked that drivers be especially careful of deer on the roads. Spokesmen for the Department pointed out that 4,679 deer were reported killed by vehicles last year, with the largest numbers killed in the months of July, August, September, October and November. In October of 1959, 770 deer were road-killed. Most deer are hit at night when vehicle headlights blind and confuse them. Signs have been posted on many highways in deer areas, cautioning motorists to watch out for the animals. It would appear that little heed is paid to the signs, even thought there are many instances of motorists being killed or severely injured in collisions with deer. The trend to smaller cars has increased this hazard to the motorist. Deer are not the only highway casualties. Several bear, elk and antelope were road-killed last year in California, along with countless thousands of rabbits, pheasants and other small game species. World's Biggest City There is a surprising front runner among the world's most populous cities. For years the honor was accorded to London on New York. Now it appears that Tokyo may deserve this honor. A United Press correspondent reports that now has 10 million inhabitants. The saints of all ages from the ten until now. Many have taken conclusively to the things we and the future life of the city these future "things" are in but as we study the context of these things but rather include we understand that the refrain to man's redemption of the first chapter we are in Jesus Christ is immeasurable and redemption four things, we observe that whereby we, by wisdom of Christ God's plan of redemption: Christ, are fitted for the rejection of santification of Christians of God's family through redemption which is in Christ of the eternal verities of our God has prepared for them II. How These Things Are U... Although the Word of God us that God has made ample and that it is His will that it is fall to enter into His teaches that "few there be that God has tainted man has made in difficult form upon the basis of the ration posed that these things are mind and by the exercise of senses! Yet, our text warns seen, nor hath ear heard." that the things of redemption by the natural senses. The given that we might be capable things of earth and creation God! Oh; there is much thru through the sense gate; but unlike exercises that Closely associated with man's We might say that man's wise perception, but God for things which He has to offest stood by man's wisdom, for into the heart of man. We thirteen that these things words which man's wisdom "The family This message DR. E. E. COLEMAN & STAFF Physicians and Surgeons 7523 Orangethope Ave Buena Park LA 2-4 WARDENS SUPER SERVICE Tune-Up — Brake Service Lubrication 7731 PLACENTIA KE 5-1585 BROADWAY VILLA OF ANAHEIM Single, 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedr Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments KEystone 5-0183 RANCH HOUSE COFFEE SHOP June and La Verne 185 W. Center PR 4-2 H. E. SLAYTON & SONS Tree Service and Wood Sa 1006 S. Los Angeles S July Dinner Dance The Woodmen of the World are sponsoring a dinner and dance Saturday, July 23, at 6:30 p.m. The gala affair will be held at the Woodmen's Hall, 5th and Flower, Santa Ana. A summer theme will prevail. Music for the occasion will be provided by the popular "Honeybees." A chicken-cantonese dinner will be served at a nominal charge. Serving on the committee for this forthcoming event are: Mr. and Mrs. Pae Fond, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Monaco. Mr. Font is associated with the Robert Chef's Inn. SAFETY Accounts at Keystone Savings and Loan are insured up to $10,000.00 by an agency of the Federal Government. Keystone pays the highest return consistent with safety. If your savings are earning only 3% per annum, you get 50% more at Keystone — and no market fluctuation. NEGE NOW...come in or mail your check—we paygage. Funds placed or postmarked by the 10th earner of the 1st. We will transfer your funds from anywhere the world free of charge. KEYSTONE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Donald W. Casper, President 312 W. Center Street, Anaheim — Kystone 2-3198 Orange County's fastest growing savings and loan association World’s Biggest City There is a surprising front runner among the world's most populous cities. For years the honor was accorded to London on New York. Now it appears that Tokyo may deserve this honor. A United Press correspondent reports that it now has 10 million inhabitants. New York City may have eight million, and London seven million if its metropolitan area is included. A real rival of Tokyo is Shanghai, whose population in 1957 was estimated at well over six million and which, like all Chinese cities, is growing rapidly. At last accounts Moscow was just under the eight million mark. Though India has a teeming population, her two largest cities, Calcutta and Bombay, do not exceed three million. Thus, except for Moscow, the Far East appears to lead in the big city race. Considering the way the population leaps forward in that part of the world, the Orient may soon have both the first and second largest cities on earth. Rizzardi Appointed To OC State College Frank G. Rizzardi has been appointed associate professor of business administration and economics (business management) at Orange County State College, according to President W.B. Langsdorf. Mr. Rizzardi comes to the new state college from Autonetics Division of North American, Downey, where he was senior training specialist and administrator. "The Things Which God Hath Prepared For Them That Love Him" 1 Corinthians 2:29 But as it is written, Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him. That God, the Creator, should love men, His creation, is indeed assuring, but that He should be especially concerned that men love Him, is above all ease, challenging to each of us. True love is a mutual existence between those who possess its capabilities. That there can be love between God and man borne out by revelation of God's Word and by human experience. Our text says that God has pre-created certain things for them who love Him and yet the Scriptures elsewhere declare that "we love Him, because He first loved us; then gives us the key to the unlocking of the meaning of our text." The words of the text have become precious to the saints of all ages from the time they were written until now. Many have suggested that they refer conclusively to the things which pertain to heaven and the future life of the child of God. Certainly these future "things" are included in the reference, but as we study the context of the passage carefully, these things but rather include all the things which we understand that the reference is not alone to certain to man's redemption. In the thirtieth verse of the first chapter we are instructed that of God, Jesus Christ is made unto us wisdom, righteousness, sanctification and redemption. Carefully noting these four things, we observe that we have a full provision whereby we, by wisdom of Christ, perceive the truths of God's plan of redemption; by the righteousness of Christ; are filled for the reception of redemption; by the santification of Christ; are declared members of God's family through adoption; and by the redemption which is in Christ, enter into the fulfilment of the eternal verities of our salvation. All of this other in verse fourteen that "the natural man receiveseth not the things of the Spirit of God." Therefore, we conclude, that salvation, heaven, eternal life and human understanding. How then is it to be understood? Two things are to be noted: these things are all that is involved in our redemption is beyond revealed alone by the Spirit or God and can be accepted or understood alone by faith. Notice the words of the context. But God hath revealed them unto us by His Spirit," verse 10; "now we have received, not the spirit of the world, but the spirit which is of God, that we might know the things that are freely given to us of God," verse 12 and "the natural man receives not the things of the Spirit of God; for then his foolishness unto him, neither can he know them for they are spiritually discerned" verse 14. We ought therefore not to be alarmed when scholarly man of high educational attainment ridicule and very often deny the truths of the Word of God and their viewspoints are to be respected as relating to society and to the material things of this universe, yet they can know nothing of the realities of redemption, apart from Spirit revelation. For this reason God says "not many wise men after the flesh, not many mighty, not many noble are called." I Corinthians 1:26. III. Why God Has Chosen This Method. Apparently there are at least three reasons why God has seen fit in his divine providence and perrogate to use this method to refleal and cause to be understood the truths of his redemption: "What no flesh should give in his presence unto him, that he that glorieth, let him glory in the Lord;" chapter 1:29, 31. That man is so prone to boast of his accomplishments has been seen and proven so often in our own day, that it The family that prays together stays together This message sponsored by the following leading Orange County firms. DR. E. E. COLEMAN & STAFF Physicians and Surgeons 7523 Orangethorpe Ave. Buena Park LA 2-4889 WARDENS SUPER SERVICE Tune-Up — Brake Service Lubrication 7731 PLACENTIA KE 5-1585 BROADWAY VILLAGE OF ANAHEIM Single, 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments KEystone 5-0183 RANCH HOUSE COFFEE SHOP June and La Verne 185 W. Center PR 4-2185 H. E. SLAYTON & SONS Tree Service and Wood Sales 1006 S. 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