anaheim-gazette 1960-11-17

Major Building Program Urged For SAC by Campus President Financing of a massive building program to double present facilities at Santa Ana College has been asked by Dr. John E. Johnson, college president. Seven building projects were listed as having high priority in the major building program: 1. Expansion of physical science laboratories, particularly chemistry and physics. 2. More paved parking space. 3. Widening of the west campus road, by the gym, should be pondered as a safety measure. 4. Additional campus lightin is necessitated by the increasing use of the campus during the evening hours. 5. Preliminary planning of the expansion of the cafeteria serving and eating area should be undertaken. 6. With campus in operation a full 12 months consideration should be given to some method of cooling the working area. 7. Additional classroom furniture should be acquired. SAC currently has an enrollment of around 2,700—up some 460 over last year. Journalism Coeds Attend Conclave At UCLA Campus Fifteen journalism students from Fullerton Junior College attended Journalism Day at UCLA on Saturday. They joined more than 1000 high school and junior college students in attending a series of specialized small meetings covering various phases of student newspaper and yearbook production. The students were addressed by Steve Allen, nationally known television personality, at a morning general assembly session, and attended a football rally session and the Air Force-UCLA football game during the afternoon. FJC students attending included Marilyn Yellis of Anaheim. Fellowship Lodge Sets Open House Fire insurance loss of property; the amount stated. You may get from such things flood or storms do not pay off for quakes and other turbances. Read your policies call on the "all reasonable his property"; necessity to keep a m or keep enough to put out fires what you want iticy insured a m fire "while in burned while taking it down coverage. Some policies fires in a build 30 to 60 days. sence is not such Noon Musicale Hour Presented On FJC Campus The first in a series of classical "Music at Noon" presentations was offered this week on Monday at Fullerton Junior College in the Music-Speech Arts Building. Selections were played by the college String Orchestra under direction of Frederick Owens, FJC music instructor, followed by vocal solos by baritone Charles Burnett of Fullerton and soprano Dorothy Cnagy of Whittier. The program concluded with a piano duet by Elizabeth Larson of Orange and Albert Candelori of Whittier. Local Housewife Sustains Injuries In Auto Mishap Mrs. Shirley Myers, 11891 Charlotte St., Anaheim, was treated for minor injuries at the county hospital after her car went out of control in Garden Grove and crashed through a garage and a cement block fence. The 35-year-old housewife was driving west on Santa Catalina Ave. when she struck a parked car, drove through the corner of the garage at 6572 Santa Catalina and then through the fence. The Automobile Club of Southern California advises motorists that highways covered with snow and ice aren't the only place to cool the working area. Additional classroom furniture should be acquired. SAC currently has an enrollment of around 2,700—up some 460 over last year. Fellowship Lodge Sets Open House Fellowship Lodge, a home for homeless girls, will hold "Open House" on Sunday, Nov. 20, from 2 to 5 p.m. at 3306 Westminster Blvd., Santa Ana. The home is sponsored by the Orange County Committee for the Volunteers of America, Long Beach Post. Dr. T. Eugene Coffin, minister of Alamitos Friends Church, is the chairman and Mrs. Suzanne K. VanAlstyne is the secretary. Representatives of the County Probation and Welfare Departments, agencies, clubs and civic organizations make up the Steering Committee. Episcopal Laymen Set Council Meet Top leadership in the Episcopal Church in the United States will gather in Los Angeles, Dec. 1 through 3, for a regional meeting of the church's governing body, its National Council. The President Bishop of the Episcopal Church, the Most Rev. Arthur Lichtenberger, will preside at the council sessions and services to be held at St. Paul’s Cathedral, Figueroa at Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, and in the Statler Hotel, across the boulevard from the cathedral. Focussing its interest in the rapid growth and expansion of population in Pacific coast areas, the council will be meeting for the first time on the West Coast. Ordinarilly the quarterly sessions are held in Greenwich, Conn., at Seabury House, the Church’s na- Adverse V Precaution By CHP O The arrival of a special fornia Highway missioner Bradford den for that caution so necessary months when tions conspire to driver’s task. November is a treme danger, he “Last year, Nov to be the worst ffic fatalities dural of 376 were k “December wa ter. In the last 343 persons were The pedestrian 1959 high point when 88 were k cember figure w high, with 80 peeding their death. “During the la of 1959, a total killed, far more who died in an month period las.” “Adverse weat daylight hours the driver at a Slippery streets a visual conditions caution vehicle said. Report An Biggest O According to released by the ning Commission still the biggest c County. It has th elation and land a 6th in the numb per square mile. Anaheim claims zens as compared The 35-year-old housewife was driving west on Santa Catalina Ave. when she struck a parked car, drove through the corner of the garage at 6572 Santa Catalina and then through the fence. The Automobile Club of Southern California advises motorists that highways covered with snow and ice aren't the only slippery roads. Pavements wet with rain are slippery enough to throw your car into a dangerous skid—if you don't drive carefully. CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY J. FRANK CONE, PRES. Dedicated service for more than a quarter century KE 5-3209 251 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM Music and the display of 1961 model automobiles provide the backbone for a wide choice of activities available to Southland residents and visitors during the next 10 days. Here is the schedule of things to do and see in the area for the period Nov. 17 through 27, as compiled by the Automobile Club of Southern California. LONG BEACH: All Western Band Review starts at noon Nov. 26 on Ocean Blvd. Some 65 high school bands participate. LOS ANGELES: Schedule for Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, under direction of Georg Solti, in Philharmonic Auditorium: 8:30 p.m., Nov. 17 with violinist Michael Rabin 2 p.m., Nov. 19 with Rabin 8:30 p.m., Nov. 23, with pianist Gary Graffman; and 8:30 p.m. Nov. 25 with Graffman. The Royal Dollet (formerly Sadler's Wallet) will present nine performances in Shrine Auditorium Nov. 18 through 29. Los Angeles Auto Show is current through Nov. 20 in Pan Pacific Auditorium. "The Nine Planets" is the and in the Statler Hotel, across the boulevard from the cathedral. Focussing its interest in the rapid growth and expansion of population in Pacific coast areas, the council will be meeting for the first time on the West Coast. Ordinarily the quarterly sessions are held in Greenwich, Conn., at Seabury House, the Church's national conference headquarters. Things to See in Southland Music and the display of 1961 model automobiles provide the backbone for a wide choice of activities available to Southland residents and visitors during the next 10 days. Here is the schedule of things to do and see in the area for the period Nov. 17 through 27, as compiled by the Automobile Club of Southern California. LONG BEACH: All Western Band Review starts at noon Nov. 26 on Ocean Blvd. Some 65 high school bands participate. LOS ANGELES: Schedule for Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, under direction of Georg Solti, in Philharmonic Auditorium: 8:30 p.m., Nov. 17 with violinist Michael Rabin 2 p.m., Nov. 19 with Rabin 8:30 p.m., Nov. 23, with pianist Gary Graffman; and 8:30 p.m. Nov. 25 with Graffman. The Royal Dollet (formerly Sadler's Wallet) will present nine performances in Shrine Auditorium Nov. 18 through 29. Los Angeles Auto Show is current through Nov. 20 in Pan Pacific Auditorium. "The Nine Planets" is the and in the Statler Hotel, across the boulevard from the cathedral. Focussing its interest in the rapid growth and expansion of population in Pacific coast areas, the council will be meeting for the first time on the West Coast. Ordinarily the quarterly sessions are held in Greenwich, Conn., at Seabury House, the Church's national conference headquarters. Current Griffith show. Current Los An Museum special include "American from the new Va., museum, through 40th national exhibit 'fornia Water C through Nov. 27; Antiquity," through "Deakin Mission through Dec. 24; sculpture exhibit from Pakistan N "Rococo," a display tury costumes through Dec. 13; pression in Cent through Jan. 1. String Quartet chamber music setNov. 20." Music by the program fo Outstanding wortrial design by st Southland university West 1960," is cu in Museum of Sci dustry. COMMERCE: G Exposition and Li is current through Great Western Ex Be Sure to Read Fire Insurance Policy Carefully Fire insurance repays you for loss of property from fire up to the amount stated in the policy. You may get protection also from such things as lightning, flood or storms. Some policies do not pay off for loss by earthquakes and other natural disturbances. Read your policy. Most policies call on the insured to use "all reasonable means to save his property"; say for a business to keep a night watchman or keep enough water on hand to put out fires. Does it cover what you want it to? One policy insured a machine against fire "while in operation." It burned while workers were taking it down for repairs. No coverage. Some policies do not cover fires in a building vacant for 30 to 60 days. Temporary absence is not such a vacancy. Adverse Weather Precaution Cited By CHP Official The arrival of November trig- Adverse Weather Precaution Cited By CHP Official The arrival of November triggered a special plea from California Highway Patrol Commissioner Bradford M. Crittenden for that "added bit of caution so necessary during the months when weather conditions conspire to complicate the driver's task." November is a month of extreme danger, he pointed out. "Last year, November proved to be the worst month for traffic fatalities during 1959. A total of 376 were killed. "December was a little better. In the last month of 1959, 343 persons were killed." The pedestrian total hit its 1959 high point in November, when 88 were killed. The December figure was nearly as high, with 80 pedestrians meeting their death. "During the last two months of 1959, a total of 719 were killed, far more than the 598 who died in an average two-month period last year. "Adverse weather and fewer daylight hours obviously put the driver at a disadvantage. Slippery streets and inadequate visual conditions call for alert, caution vehicle operation," he said. Report Anaheim Biggest OC City According to the statistics released by the County Planning Commission, Anaheim is still the biggest city in Orange County. It has the biggest population and land area, but rates 6th in the number of persons per square mile. Anaheim claims 109,000 citizens as compared to 103,405 re- According to the statistics released by the County Planning Commission, Anaheim is still the biggest city in Orange County. It has the biggest population and land area, but rates 6th in the number of persons per square mile. Anaheim claims 109,000 citizens as compared to 103,405 reported in the April census. In Southland Current Griffith Planetarium show. Current Los Angeles County Museum special exhibits include "American Folk Arts," from the new Williamsburg, Va., museum, through Nov. 27; 40th national exhibition of California Water Color Society, through Nov. 27; "Textiles of Antiquity," through December; "Deakin Mission Paintings," through Dec. 24; Gandharra sculpture exhibit, 65 pieces from Pakistan Museum, and "Rococo," a display of 18th century costumes and fabrics, through Dec. 13; and "Art Expression in Central Africa," through Jan. 1. Beverly Hills String Quartet plays in the chamber music series at 3 p.m. Nov. 20. "Music by Ingolf Dahl" is the program for Nov. 27. Outstanding work in industrial design by students of 12 Southland universities, "Design West 1960," is current display in Museum of Science and Industry. COMMERCE: Great Western Exposition and Livestock Show is current through Nov. 22 at Great Western Exhibit Center. DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM OPEN MON.-THUR.-FRI. TILL 9:00 P.M. TOY CIALS E. They'll go on maneuvers in a big way with Penney's helicopter set! 2-foot motorized helicopter, 25 toy soldiers, truck, jeep, tank and artillery piece! 6.88 F. "Flying Fox," the jet-prop airliner with individually controlled engines! Sounds like a real jet—even the landing gear is retratable! 10.88 G. Giant battleship equipped with electronic fire warning mechanism and rotating gun with remote fire control—fires, ejects shells! 8.88 $1 engines! Sounds like a real jet—even the landing gear is retratable! 5.88 G. Giant battleship equipped with electronic fire warning mechanism and rotating gun with remote fire control—fires, ejects shells! Nurse Kit...88¢ Ring Toss Game...88¢ BOWLING SET Plastic Bowling Game 88¢ Needlepoint Sampler Kit with Frame...88¢ Jewelry Craft or Bath Kit ...88¢ Overnight Shaving Kit for Junior ...88¢ 59 Game Combination Set ...88¢ Chess Game ...88¢ 'S... you'll live better... you'll save!