anaheim-gazette 1960-09-01

B2-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, Sept. 1, 1960) Books in Review Weekly book listings presented by the Anaheim Public Library, 241 S. Los Angeles St. FICTION FALSE COIN by Harvey Swados. Harmonoy Farm is an experimental project for a team of people who are supposed to create new art; the hero goes there to work but finally decides that the whole thing is not for him. SIX TALES OF THE JAZZ AGE by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Stories the famous author of the "golden twenties" wrote at the beginnings and end of his full career, many not included in previous collections. NON-FICTION CRIMEAN BLUNDER by Peter Gibbs. One of the few readable books ever written about that little-known "tragedy of blunders" that writers call the Crimean War. Contains some very good old photos. THE FIERCE LAMBS by A. Hochling. They were the first to fight and among the first to die; about four young men who went to war in 1917, in words and pictures. Good reading. HOW TO BUILD PATIOS, TERRACES, BARBECUES, ETC. by L. Hochman. Good photos and simple, detailed illustrations on how to lay stone and brick, cut stone, build fences, cover patios, and lay out gardens with a final VOTING AND ELECTION LAWS by Constance Smith. This little masterpiece explains the origins of the right to vote, the voting process, registration to vote, charts on the voting regulations of various states including poll tax requirements, literacy laws, absentee ballots, registration and transfer requirements. Local Hula Troupe Scheduled at Fair Several exciting and colorful performances of South Sea dances will be given by Val Moore and her Hula Nani Troupe of Anaheim at the 1960 Los Angeles County Fair scheduled for Pomona Sept. 16 through Oct. 2. The troupe will perform at both the outdoor amphitheatre and the stage of the Mexican Village. Members will feature comedy, novelty and instrumental Hawaiian dance numbers, Philippine folk dances, Samoan and Tahitian dances. This is the 11th year that Mrs. Moore has brought her troupe to perform at the Los Angeles County Fair. The group will appear on the amphitheatre stage on Sunday, Sept. 18, at 7 p.m.; Friday, Sept. 23, at 7 p.m., and Saturday, Oct. 1 at 8 p.m. THE PHILOCE LAMBS by A. Hoehling. They were the first to fight and among the first to die; about four young men who went to war in 1917, in words and pictures. Good reading. HOW TO BUILD PATIOS, TERRACES, BARBECUES, ETC. by L. Hochman. Good photos and simple, detailed illustrations on how to lay stone and brick, cut stone, build fences, cover patios, and lay out gardens with a final chapter of barbecue recipes. THE JAZZ AGE by Marvin Barrett. Over 200 good photos and some very clear writing about the golden decade of the '20s that will leave an impression on readers. MAN AGAINST AGING by Robert S. DeRopp. Written by a noted biochemist who debunks many of the age old theories about aging and its relation to food, nature, heart, cancer, sex. Contains a chapter on the art of aging. SOUTHWEST GARDENING by Rosalie Doolittle. Explains some methods used in Southwest gardening. Includes a section on garden plans and definitions of words commonly used in gardening. TURNING POINT by Donaway and DeKay. Collection of 54 stories which reveal the turning points in the lives of famous people and important events; written mostly in their own words as they lived them. County Plumbers Install Officers Robert Hunsinger, 283 S. Citrus St., Orange, manager of Kidder, Inc., Garden Grove, was installed president of the Orange County Associated Plumbing Contractors, Saturday, Aug. 27, at the Santa Ana Country Club. Approximately 300 representatives of the plumbing industry assembled for the trade association's annual installation dinner-dance. WE'VE MOVED! (TEMPORARILY) Anaheim Savings and Loan Association is in temporary offices behind our present building... half a block north on Lemon Street. Everything has been moved... bag, baggage, pens, pencils, paper clips and money; home loans, escrows, coffee pot and rubber bands. From this temporary location during the next few months we will continue to provide every service with a maximum of friendliness and, we hope, a minimum of inconvenience. During this time the present Anaheim Savings building will be demolished to make way for a magnificent new structure. We promise you the wait will be worth it! *Same mailing address (187 Center Street) during construction period. Same phone number, too! (KE. 5-2158) been moved... bag, baggage, pens, pencils, paper clips and money; home loans, escrows, coffee pot and rubber bands. From this temporary location during the next few months we will continue to provide every service with a maximum of friendliness and, we hope, a minimum of inconvenience. During this time the present Anaheim Savings building will be demolished to make way for a magnificent new structure. We promise you the wait will be worth it! ★ Same mailing address (187 Center Street) during construction period. Same phone number, too! (KE. 5-2158) ★ Use the mail if you like! It's fast and safe...and we pay the postage. Ask us for free envelopes. ★ Now, more than ever, it pays to save at Anaheim Savings. Higher earnings...safety of insurance to $10,000...Interest paid every three months. ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA • KE 5-2158 NATIONAL VIEWS & NEWS WORKMEN are hurrying to completion a new 34" pipeline from the Arizona border 116 miles to Newberry, Calif., to provide increased natural gas for the Southern California basin. (CNS Photo) Back to School Safety Drive Launched Here "School's Open — Be Extra Alert!" Under this theme, a three-pronged safety campaign aimed at motorists, parents and children started rolling today under the sponsorship of the Automobile Club of Southern California and local civic and service organizations. During the month-long, area-wide program, feature articles, radio and television spots, literature, bumper strips and posters will be utilized to remind all concerned of the special care which must be used during the first few days of the new school year when some 3,000,000 children in the Southland will be going to and from school. Anaheim Aux. 3 Several members of Auxiliary 3173, VFW, serve to the relatives of Emmett man after the services held husband on Aug. 18. The "Thousands of these you will be kindergartners, out own for the first time," Robert J. Cheney, Auto C llic safety department man. "Motorists are urged to tra cautious at intersection schools where children may pected to cross," Cheney. "Generally, these crossings indicated by yellow mark residential streets should inspire extra caution." Prima facie speed limit is 25 m.p.h., but drive be sure their rate of speed under the special condition exist, he pointed out. Cooperating with the ing groups are some 6 transportation, public util commercial organizations, ing this newspaper. PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! STYLE! NEW FACE IN FILMDOM belongs to the promising Victoria Shaw, soon to be seen in two new films, "Because They're Young," and "I Aim At The Stars." (CPC Photo) SMILING IN THE RAIN as he returns from London and the Continent is singer Perry Como. A pretty N.Y. International ground hostess provides an umbrella for the rainy night. C Cactus Club To Hold Fall Meeting Regular monthly meeting of the range County Cactus and Succulent Club will be held Wednesday, oct. 7, at 1:30 p.m. at the Recreation Hall, Snug Harbor Trail Park, 1626 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Featured speaker is Costa Mesa's own famous author, known the country over as Nell Murbar-ger—Roving Reporter of the Desert. Mrs. Murbarger will speak on "Desert Plants of Arizona" and will illustrate her talk with colored slides. The public is cordially invited to attend all meetings. An interesting plant table will give all an opportunity to purchase rare cacti and succulents at extremely small cost. There will be the usual plant forum conducted by Harry Marshall of Tustin. Bring your questions or problem plants to this section. Refreshments as usual. Navy Mothers Club Will Hold Meeting The Anaheim Navy Mothers Club, No. 841, will hold their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Ella Mae Bauer, 913 S. Claudina, Tuesday, Sept. 6. 1 p.m. Any mother is invited to attend the meeting who has a son or daughter serving in he Navy, Marines or Coast Guard. This also includes those who have had past service. This is the only Navy Mothers Club in Orange County. PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! STYLE! GIRLS' JET BLACK NYLON VELVET! QUICK-CLU Brisw-going in a leather saddle-tie that keeps band-box neat with brush or damp cloth. White laced and trimmed with perforations. White rubber crepe sole. C, D 8½-3. now charge every BACK BOYS' SCUFFLESS TIP LONG WEAR OXF The Anaheim Navy Mothers Club, No. 841, will hold their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Ella Mae Bauer, 913 S. Claudina, Tuesday, Sept. 6. 1 p.m. Any mother is invited to attend the meeting who has a son or daughter serving in he Navy, Marines or Coast Guard. This also includes those who have had past service. This is the only Navy Mothers Club in Orange County. Culottes For Campus "Fun" items are a-plenty. Culottes have become colossal for fall. They appear in street- and floor-length versions for career wardrobes, or are cropped above the knee, beamed right at college girls for a new casual look. Short culottes look important in full versions, worn with bulky sweaters, color-coordinated tights or knee sox. The interest in above-the-knee fashions extends to "bandstand" skirts, kilties, wrap tunics, and kiltie jumpers. Knickers provide the newest pants item for college wardrobes. They offer college girls a relief from the familiar Bermuda shorts and slim pants. Hoods are lmost standard equipment in casually-styled tops. Blouses worn with collarless jackets, bulky sweaters and novelty tops, and trim jackets for spectator-ski wear finish off with hoods which provide warmth or simply ornamentation. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful. Courteous. Service 120 E Broadwau Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 BOYS' SCUFFLESS TIP LONG WEAR OXF A buy! Penney's scuffless embossed leather oxford, made to last the entire season! Designed for extra wear, plus Sunday smartness! Black-Sizes B 12½-3, C 8½-3, D 8½-3. FASHION-WISE! LOW LINE "BONGO BO Feminine, easy fitting boot for campus, country! Elasticized sides! Quality leather with waved rib crepe sole. A must for your back-to-school wardrobe! Black. Sizes B 5-9. PLENTY OF FREE Anaheim Aux. 3173 Sponsors Luncheon Several members of Anaheim Auxiliary 3173, VFW, served lunch to the relatives of Emma Heckman after the services held for her husband on Aug. 18. The lunch was served at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Warren Schutx. Mrs. Heckman is a past president of Anaheim Auxiliary. President Ann Stakemiller conducted the last regular meeting Aug. 22 and plans were made to celebrate the 25th birthday of the Auxiliary, Sept. 12. Irene Brown, hostess for the social hour, was assisted by Helen Maas and Elizabeth Aldrich. OCSC Issues Copies Of Class Schedules Copies of the class schedule of Orange County State College, Fullerton, are available from the OCSC office of admissions, 800 N. Cypress Ave., TR 1-3300. The 1960-61 rintped catalog is available for examination in the office of admissions. Registration is set for Sept. 14 through 17 with classes beginning Monday, Sept. 19. Work leading to the B.A. degree is available in eight areas: Rototiller Helps Anti-Fly Control Poultryman are leaving nothing unturned in their efforts to control files, according to Farm Advisor Lloyd P. Sharp, Riverside County. Newest method is to run a rototiller through laying houses. The machine's whirling spikes stir up the manure under the chickens' cages. This helps it dry faster and reduces fly breeding. Rototilling shows great promise for fly control, Sharp believes. It may be the best answer to the decreasing effectiveness of chemicals in killing flies that breed in droppings. biological sciences, business administration and economics, elementary education, language arts (literature), language (speech-drama), mathematics, music, and social science. Other courses include art, French, German, journalism, philosophy, physics, psychology, Russian, and sociology. DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM OPEN MON.-THURS.-FRI. 'TILL 9:00 P.M. LE! WEAR! FIT! DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM OPEN MON.-THURS.-FRI. 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