anaheim-gazette 1960-11-10

IT IS A PRIVILEGE TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME—AND YOUR AMERICAN RIGHT! VISIT THESE FIRMS THIS WEEK B2—Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Thursday, Nov. 10, 1960 OCS Open House Plans Readied Plans are being completed for Orange County State College's first open house on Sunday, Nov. 20, from 2 to 5 pm. Exhibits and demonstrations are being planned by each division at the college with guided tours of the campus also scheduled. Both faculty members and students will take part in the program. "Since the event will provide the public with the first opportunity to see the new state college and its facilities, we are hopeful of a large turnout of Orange County residents," Mrs. Samuel Kraemer said. Orange County State College, located at 800 N. Cypress Ave., Fullerton, now has 1069 students enrolled in upper division classes. The college Group Counselors In Anaheim Area Urgently Needed Opening of the newly-established Orange County Juvenile Home, 1207 Fruit St., Santa Ana, has been set for January 1961, according to David R. McMillan. Orange County probation officer. This facility will be devoted to the guidance and extensive corrective treatment of adolescent delinquents under group living conditions. To carry out a program of counseling and recreation for these children, 21 group counselors are needed immediately. Qualified individuals from the Anaheim area, 21 years old with two years of college, may earn $395 a month to start in this assignment, with increases to $489. For further information contact the Orange Coun "Since the event will provide the public with the first opportunity to see the new state college and its facilities, we are hopeful of a large turnout of Orange County residents," Mrs. Samuel Kraemer said. Orange County State College, located at 800 N. Cypress Ave., Fullerton, now has 1069 students enrolled in upper division classes. The college opened this semester on the new 252-acre campus. In addition to Mrs. Kraemer of Placentia, two other Advisory Board members are serving on the open house planning committee. They are Charles A. Pearson of Anaheim and John R. Moore of Fullerton. Condemnation Plan Is Okayed Plans to condemn 12 acres of homes in the area adjacent to the Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court received a go-ahead signal by Council members as City Manager Keith Murdock was instructed to file suits against the 50 Mexican-American homeowners in the locale. The land will provide additional parking facilities for La Palma Stadium. Gardener's Check List By the California Association of Nurserymen 1. You can get a lot of mileage from such lesser bulbs as Hyacinth and Muscari. Plant them in drifts or groups for the best effect. 2. Gourmets can still plant vegetables for winter harvest. Many are available in flats from your nurseryman. 3. Uproot old or unwanted Anaheim Teens Plan Local Clubs Last week approximately 300 teenagers turned out at six Anaheim Junior High Schools to take the initial step in making Teenage Clubs in Anaheim a reality. The meetings were held at Dale, Trident, Orangeview, Fremont, Walker and Brookhurst schools. Within the next couple weeks the 7th, 8th and 9th grade teenagers will be informed by mail as to the time and location of the next meeting. Any teenagers who were not at the meetings last week, and who desire to join a Teenage Club, may do so by calling the Park and Recreation Department, sponsors of the organization, at KE 5-4213, extension 85. Teen Fair Slated By Fullerton Set The Fullerton Teen Foundation and the merchants at Orangefair are making plans for the first "Teen Fair at Orangefair," set for Nov. 17, 18, 19. C. R. Hollis of the Teen Foundation made the announcement and said many service and social organizations have been enlisted to participate in the program that is aimed at benefiting city and group living conditions. To carry out a program of counseling and recreation for these children, 21 group counselors are needed immediately. Qualified individuals from the Anaheim area, 21 years old with two years of college, may earn $395 a month to start in this assignment, with increases to $489. For further information, contact the Orange County Personnel Department, 801-C N. Broadway, Santa Ana; KI 7-3311, extension 331. FREE CANCER Laws thousands of compliant Society films "Tant for every woman 17—are Orange County ment. From left an Mrs. James Craig,2tion Committee; VaTheatrical, Stage and Mildred F. Wehrly,Tickets are available at 848 N. Birch St., Building Permits issued October for the unin rated areas of Orange reflected a 59 per cent in valuation over the month a year ago. Total valuation of $4, was reported for the most the Orange County Department. The figure represented a 10 per cent increase over the Sept total. However, the total valuation for the calendar year to $57,408,775, is still considerably below the total for date during which $624 in permits were issued. Most of the construction activity during October in single-family dwelling swimming pools showed increasing importance among categories. Thirty-six pools were issued for $1 valuation. Only one church permit $25,000, was issued. 1. You can get a lot of mileage from such lesser bulbs as Hyacinth and Muscari. Plant them in drifts or groups for the best effect. 2. Gourmets can still plant vegetables for winter harvest. Many are available in flats from your nurseryman. 3. Uproot old or unwanted roses to make way for new varieties coming next month. Dig steer manure into the soil where you remove such plants. 4. Fall feeding keeps many lawns greener over the winter than gardeners seem to realize. Feed regularly (4 times a year). 5. Baiting for snails and slugs should be continued. There's no simpler guarantee against their ma-rauding. The Fullerton Teen Foundation and the merchants at Orangefair are making plans for the first "Teen Fair at Orangefair," set for Nov. 17, 18, 19. C. R. Hollis of the Teen Foundation made the announcement and said many service and social organizations have been enlisted to participate in the program that is aimed at benefiting city and area youths. At the fair, which the sponsors term "The biggest thing to happen in Fullerton," some 25 booths and rides will be set up and manned by the clubs and social organizations. Thus far included are Welcome Wagon, Kiwanis, Taperettes, Tops, Junior Ebell, Jacettes, PTAs from Sunny Hills and Fullerton High schools, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Little League, DAV post 94, VFW posts 2073 and 9213, Explorer Scout posts 45 and 291, and the Fullerton Union High School graduating class of '61. ANOTHER SHIPMENT SPECTACULAR AFRICAN VIOLETS NOW ON DISPLAY NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT BULBS GOOD SELECTION ON HAND BOTTS NURSERY "OUR BUSINESS IS GROWING" 1228 LINCOLN AVE. ANAHEIM KE 5-8450 DOWN EHTI K MODERN HOME Rezoning OKd For 10.8 Acres John Rothman, representing Providence Farming Company, received approval by the City Council to have 10.8 acres of land on Ball Rd. and west of the Southern Pacific railroad rezoned for 300 prospective apartment units. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. Tire Retreading FREE CANCER LIFE SAVING FILMS BEGIN MONDAY—Helping sort the thousands of complimentary tickets now being given away to the American Cancer Society films “Time and Two Women” and “Inside Magoo”—two films important for every woman to see during their county-wide showings Nov. 14 through 17—are Orange Countians responsible for their local scheduling and endorsement. From left are Mrs. George Paddock, 1345 E. Collins Ave., Orange, and Mrs. James Craig, 2186 Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa, members of the ACS Education Committee; Vaughn Harmon, business agent of the International Alliance of Theatrical, Stage and Moving Picture Machine Operators, Local No. 504; and Dr. Mildred F. Wehrly, therapeutic radiologist at Orange County General Hospital. Tickets are available at all doctors’ offices and at the ACS Orange County branch at 848 N. Birch St., Santa Ana. Building Permits Rise 59 Per Cent Building permits issued during October for the unincorporated areas of Orange County reflected a 59 per cent increase in valuation over the same month a year ago. Total valuation of $4,902,854 was reported for the month by the Orange County Building Department. The figures also represented a 10 per cent increase over the September total. However, the total valuation for the calendar year to date, $57,408,775, is still considerably below the total for 1959 to date during which $59,117,-624 in permits were issued. Most of the construction activity during October involved single-family dwellings but swimming pools showed an increasing importance among the categories. Thirty-six pool permits were issued for $100,340 valuation. Only one church permit, for $25,000, was issued. Classes Open for Expecting Parents The Orange County Health Department announced today the continuation of another series of classes for expectant parents. These classes will now be held on Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7 o'clock in the Orange County Health Department Building, 8th and N. Ross Sts., Santa Ana. The same course of instruction will be repeated on both nights. The classes are conducted by public health nurses and provided at no cost. They are for prospective mothers and fathers interested in “preparing for parenthood.” These informative sessions are kept small so that members may have an opportunity to discuss questions of pertinent concern. Interesting use of films, charts, demonstrations, slides and displays of the essentials of baby’s layette are included in the course of instruction. Booklets are also provided for the home library. New members may enroll at any time during the series simply by attending on a Monday or Wednesday evening. BRAKES $12.95 Including Labor 20,000 MILE GUARANTEE Automatic Trans. Exchange 222 S. LOS ANGELES PR 2-0787 ?? 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