anaheim-gazette 1960-11-17

20 Percent Student Increase Anticipated at Fullerton JC Another sizeable spurt of growth has been predicted for Fullerton Junior College for the coming year by Dr. H. Lynn Sheller, president of the college. Dr. Sheller, in making his first tentative projection of enrollment, announced this week that the college will prepare for a gross enrollment of 4,888 day students for 1961-62, a 20 per cent increase over this year's peak figure of 4,054. Last year's day enrollment was 3,284. Already the largest junior college among the eight of the Eastern Conference and ninth largest among the more than 60 public junior colleges of the state, Fullerton JC will have approximately quadrupled in size in the last 11 years. The totals do not include students attending FJC for college credit during evening hours as a part of the college Extended Day Division. Last year, 1,940 of these evening students were carried on college rolls and this year there are 2,250. Putt-Putt Golf Is Popular Fad Putt-putt golf is the newest sport fad sweeping the country with approximately 330 courses to be in operation by next year. It's a putting game where courses are uniform and not comprised with tricky contraptions generally associated with miniature golf. tions generally associated with miniature golf. lege rolls and this year there are 2,250. You see all the lege from spacious grandstand. Relax in luxurious clubhouse lounge. Step in an atmosphere of beauty. FIRST LOS AL "INHERIT THE WIND" Anaheimer Gets Lead Drama Role In Current College Production "Inherit the Wind," a dramatic production dealing with the famous Scopes trial, will be presented by Fullerton Junior College at 8 pm. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 17, 18 and 19, in the district auditorium. The play closely parallels the historic John Scopes trial in Dayton, Tennessee, in 1925, when lawyer Clarence Darrow and orator William Jennings Bryan verbally fought out a high school teacher's right to teach Charles Darwin's theory of evolution. Leading roles are played by Charles Fisher of Anaheim, who takes the part of the Bryan-like attorney who fought for the fundamentalist view; Richard Bell, the Darrow-like attorney who defends the evolutionary views; Gene Lein of Fullerton, who plays the accused teacher, Scopes; and Nancy Warren of Fullerton, the girl torn between her love of the teacher and respect for the literal Biblical teachings of her evangelistic father, played by Harvey Gomberg of Buena Park. "Inherit the Wind," written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, is currently to be seen as a widely publicized motion picture starring Fredrick March and Spencer Tracy. The Automobile Club of Southern California points out that directional signals are great aids in informing other drivers of your intention to turn. But if the turn is gradual, be sure your flashing lights are off after the turn. Never have your directional signals flashing after you have completed your turning maneuver. Weekly book listings presented by the Anaheim Public Library, 241 S. Los Angeles St. FICTION TRASK by Don Berry. An Indian scout tries to settle new land owned by the Killamook Indians of Oregon, but he is forced to starve himself in the wilderness in order to see a vision after the Indian manner and thus prove worthy to live among them. WINTER SOLTICE by Gerald Brace. About a complaining New England family of long tradition, but passing into decay; a family that can do nothing for itself but bewail its fate and the passing of the old ways. NON-FICTION AMERICA'S NATIONAL MONUMENTS AND HISTORIC SITES by E. John Long. A really fine photo album of parks, sites, historic houses, objects of interest; some of the photos are full page color and very clear. FORGERS, DEALERS, EXPERTS by Sepp Schuller. An inside story of sharp practice in the world of art; about art forgers, experts of detection, art dealers, and much general information about art. GOLF FOR WOMEN by Lou ISTRY by Lawrence R. PLANET EARTH Stumpff, MATHEMA FRESHER by A. Ho PLORING THE STRUCTURE OF MATTER by Jeanne Trillat. "Hooray for Book Week runs from Nov. 14 to year. All children and teens are cordially invited to the collection of young and children's books at the Anaheim Public Library 241 S. Los Angeles St. The special Book Week hour is set for Saturday, 19, beginning at 10 o'clock. All children are invited." The showplace of Southern California racing Los Alamitos RACE COURSE Nov.17-Dec.22 Daily except Sunday DAILY DOUBLE ... FIRST TWO RACES Daily double magazine closes 3 minutes before first post each day Treat yourself to a day of thrills and relaxation in comfortable and attractive surroundings at the Southland's newest and friendliest race track. You'll find everything has been designed for your comfort and convenience... from escalators to individual stadium-type seats, from close-in parking to comfortable cocktail lounge. And it is easy to reach Los Alamitos. FIRST POST 1 PM, SATURDAYS 12:45 PM Grandstand $1.30, Clubhouse $2.50 Special buses: MAdison B-3111, Richmond 7-4453 Reserved seats: GEnva 1-1361, JAckson 7-2231 LOS ALAMITOS RACE COURSE ... LOS ALAMITOS 7 miles west of Disneyland on Ketella FORGERS, DEALERS, EXPERTS by Sepp Schuller. An inside story of sharp practice in the world of art; about art forgers, experts of detection, art dealers, and much general information about art. GOLF FOR WOMEN by Louise Suggs. Articles and sequence photos with each article written by an expert; about the drive, the approach, the irons, the trouble shots, clothes to wear on the course, rules and etiquette of the game. HOW TO OUTSELL THE BORN SALESMAN by William Frank and Charles Lapp. Fundamentals of selling, tips on the know-how of closing sales; cites actual cases and conversations used in selling. THE LIBERAL HOUR by John K. Galbraith. Explores the position of the United States today in relation to other countries in terms of inflation, business, agriculture, machines, historical background, cultural and scientific backgrounds. OUR FIRST LADIES by Jane and Burt McConnell. Lives of the first ladies to the Presidents of the United States, their role in public affairs, family backgrounds, personalities, and a line drawing of each. THE SKIN DIVER by Elgin Ciampi. A pretty good manual for the diver. Includes snorkel diving, spearing fish, aqualung, safety techniques, sunken hulks, photography, decompression rules, charts of marine life, and sequence photos on diving. WRITING AND SELLING GREETING CARD VERSE by June Barr. How to get ideas to write verse, suggestions that touch off a trend of creative thinking; list of Greeting Card Companies in the market for verse. NEW TECHNICAL BOOKS UNDERSTANDING CHEM- Boating is becoming inland as well as a sport. The latest trailer flicks dicate one out of eight boats ride around one well as water. As a result, the network of waterways connected by convenient Trailer boating is a year affair. Any warm weather suitable to tow the faraway waters. Now is an appropriate check on boat tractors a summer season of use it ready for fall outing trailers has been done during launching or hauling particularly in salt needs attention. Here are hints for maintenance. Examine the trail coupling, safety clutch winch and line for wear. Is the hitch chored to the car's well as bumper? Trailer tires should condition properly in a spare wheel and treadable. Straps and tie-die need replacement. If getting worn. Check that they are not made boat. FIRST POST 1 PM, SATURDAYS 12:45 PM Grandstand $1.30, Clubhouse $2.50 Special buses: MAdison B-3111, Richmond 7-4459 Reserved seats: GNeva 1-1361, Jackson 7-2231 LOS ALAMITOS RACE COURSE ... LOS ALAMITOS 7 miles west of Disneyland on Kateila June Barr. How to get ideas to write verse, suggestions that touch off a trend of creative thinking; list of Greeting Card Companies in the market for verse. NEW TECHNICAL BOOKS UNDERSTANDING CHEM- Money Makes it MERRIER! Start Your Christmas Club Now CALIFORNIA BANK ANAHEIM OFFICE 208 E. Center Street West Anaheim Little League Elects New Official Panel for Coming Year ISTRY by Lawrence P. Lessing, PLANET EARTH by Karl Stumpff, MATHEMATICS REFRESHER by A. Hooper, EXPLORING THE STRUCTURE OF MATTER by Jean-Jacques Trillat. "Hooray for Books" is the theme for Book Week which runs from Nov. 14 to 19 this year. All children and their parents are cordially invited to see the collection of young people's and children's books on exhibit at the Anaheim Public Library, 241 S. Los Angeles St. The special Book Week story hour is set for Saturday, Nov. 19, beginning at 10 o'clock a.m. All children are invited. Burt Level, president of the West Anaheim Little League, conducted a meeting to elect officers for the coming year. The following were elected: Willard Essex, president; Ralph Graham, vice-president; John Schroeder, secretary; Stewart Odgborn, treasurer, and T. J. Panter, players' agent. The Ladies' Auxiliary also held their election of officers. Those elected were: Tona Hicks, president; Mary DeHoog, vice-president; Billie Clarke, secretary; Eleanor Bradley, treasurer; Joan Poulson, ways and means, and Irene Doyle and Willen Wishart, publicity. $890 Pledge Set By College Staff The staff of Orange County State College, Fullerton, pledged $890 to A.L.D., the agency for state employees, according to Lee Spencer, personnel officer. Distribution of pledges follow: Fullerton, $481; Los Angeles, $68; Long Beach, $50; Anaheim, $36; Newport Beach, $36; Santa Ana, $20; Brea, $12; La Habra, $12, and Orange, $8. A total of $164 was allocated to Orange County. Trailer Boating Year Round Event Boating is becoming a true inland as well as a sea coast sport. The latest trailer figures indicate one out of every four boats ride around on land as well as water. As a result, the country is a network of waterways, connected by convenient roads. Trailer boating is a year around affair. Any warm weekend is... Boating is becoming a true inland as well as a sea coast sport. The latest trailer figures indicate one out of every four boats ride around on land as well as water. As a result, the country is a network of waterways, connected by convenient roads. Trailer boating is a year around affair. Any warm weekend is suitable to tow the family boat to nearby waters. Now is an appropriate time to check the boat trailer, after a summer season of use, and get it ready for fall outings. If the trailer has been submerged during launching or hauling out, particularly in salt water, it needs attention. Here are hints for trailer maintenance. Examine the trailer hitch coupling, safety chain and winch and line for signs of wear. Is the hitch well anchored to the car's frame as well as bumper? Trailer tires should be in good condition, properly inflated and a spare wheel and tire available. Straps and tie-down lines need replacement. If they are getting worn. Check to see that they are not marring the boat. Anaheim Actors Stage Top Play The Fairmont Players in Anaheim staged the play "Dial M for Murder" in the Studio Loft at 1138 Mable St., Anaheim. The play attracted a packed house and was the season's opener for the amateur group. Director Jon Craig announced open readings for two comedies coming up on the Fairmont schedule. They are "Hay Fever" and "Tender Trap." "Sin Overcome" Is Church Theme "All flesh shall see the salvation of God" (Luke 3:6). These words of John the Baptist are the keynote of a recent Sunday Lesson-Sermon in all Christian Science churches. The question "Are Sin, Disease and Death Real?" is the subject. Teachings of Christ Jesus are featured in Bible selections which include these verses from Matthew's Gospel: "Every good tree bringeth forth good fruit; but a corrupt tree bringeth forth evil fruit. Every tree that bringeth not forth good fruit is hewn down, and cast into the fire. Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them" (7:17, 19, 20). "Jesus strips all disguise from error, when his teachings are fully understood," affirms Mary Baker Eddy in the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." She continues, "By parables and argument he explains the importance of faith." "Jesus strips all disguise from error, when his teachings are fully understood," affirms Mary Baker Eddy in the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." She continues, "By parables and argument he explains the impossibility of good producing evil; and he also scientifically demonstrates this great fact, proving what are wrongly called miracles, that sin, sickness, and death are beliefs—elusive errors—which he would and did destroy" (p. 343). 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