anaheim-gazette 1960-12-15

Southland Has Many Yule Sights for Public to Visit Special Christmas observances are scheduled throughout the Southland. Notable Yuletide lighting displays are up along Hollywood's Santa Claus Lane (Hollywood Blvd.), Glendale's Tunnel of Lights (Brand Blvd.), Ontario's Three Miles of Christmas Trees (Eucclid Ave.), and Balboa Park Christmas Center in San Diego. Here is the schedule of other events planned in the area through Dec. 18 as compiled by the Automobile Club of Southern California: LOS ANGELES—Concert schedule in Philharmonic Auditorium includes: Philharmonic Orchestra, with Wallenstein conducting and violinist Leonid Kogan featured, 8:30 p.m., Dec. 15 and 16; and Southern California Mormon Choir, 8:30 p.m., Dec. 17. "The Christmas Star" opens Dec. 17 at Griffith Park Planetarium. Current Los Angeles County Museum special exhibits include "Textiles of Antiquity," through December; "Rococo," display of 18th century costumes, through Feb. 12; "Toys of Yesterday," through Dec. 31; and "Art Expression in Central Africa," through Jan. 1. Richard Robinson Singers and Orchestra appear Dec. 18. Christmas Packaging Design Exhibit is current through Jan. 1 in City Hall Tower Gallery. "Christmas from Many Dec. 18 in Municipal Art Gallery. Football games scheduled in Memorial Coliseum include: Rams vs. Packers Dec. 17 and Chargers vs. New York, Dec. 18. OCEANSIDE — Traditional Mexican Las Posadas is presented in a special pre-Christmas celebration at Mission San Luis Rey, 3 p.m., Dec. 18. Flower fields north and south of town are in bloom this month. SANTA BARBARA—Harbor Nativity Pageant is 2 p.m., Dec. 18, at breakwater. Pre-Christmas celebration at Mission Santa Barbara observes traditional Mexican Las Posadas, 3 p.m., Dec. 18. SANTA MONICA—Tableaux depicting scenes in the Birth of Christ are up in Palisades Park. Religious theme is carried out by planned program of scenes in store windows and street decorations. Forbid Peters Use of Mexican Migrant Labor The U.S. Department of Labor has taken action revoking the authorization of Elmer C. Peters, user-member of the San Diego County Farmers Inc., to employ Mexican National workers. Glenn E. Brockway, western director of the Labor Department's Bureau of Employment Security, said the action resulted from Peters' failure to give preference to domestic workers as provided in Article 9 of the Migrant Labor Agreement of 1951, as amended. Since the decision of the Law Department regional director was not appealed by San Diego County Farmers, Inc., Peters, the latter is rendered inelegible to employ "braceros under the agreement which permits importation and use of Mexican Nationals when American workers are not available." More Indians Kansas was named for a tribe of Indians known by the same name. Here's Answer For Pretty Gift Problem Looking for a practical yet beautiful, inexpensive Christmas gift for a friend or relative? Here is one that is pretty, practical as well a sbeing easy and simple to make while there is still time. Nearly everyone has a table that becomes a center of attention during the holiday season, and this idea is for a centerpiece for that able. Use a yard of 36-inch-wide Indian head, broadcloth or sail cloth and cut it into a complete circle as full as possible. A girl's size 6 or 7 circular skirt pattern works beautifully as a pattern. Hem it all the way round, then use gold and white rickrack close to the hemmed edge forming a scalloped border. One inch inside this border use another line of rickrack in a contrasting color (if the yard circle is green, use red; if red, use green), then follow around again with another strip of gold and white, or silver and white rickrack. Now you have a three-lined border all around the circle. If desired, use felt appliques of Christmas trees, snowflakes, bells or any other motif. Sew these into place with decorative sequins and beads in equal locations around the circle. Another decoration is to embroider "Noel," "Greetings" or "Merry Christmas" in script using two strands of white embroidery floss and two strands of red or green. Use the four strands together in the embroidery and you'll find it has a "candy cane" effect. Then, your colorful centerpiece is done. It took about two hours of time and $1.50 worth of materials. Each circle can be different, according to your imagination and you can be the first to give your friends their 1960 Christmas gifts, because these gifts should be given early that hey may be enjoyed all during the holidays. River Mud Colorado comes from the Spanish "colorado" (ruddy) in allusion to the colors of the Colorado River. There's a practical side* to Christmas, too! *And nothing's more practical than your BankAmericard. You can use it to buy almost every gift on your list. And, if you like, you can budget your payments over several months. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION • MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INCURRANCE ANAHEIM GAZETTE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1960 SECTION B, PAGE 1 "One For Road" Can Cost More Than You Think First-time conviction of drunk driving can cost a motorist nearly $5000, the Automobile Club of Southern California cautioned today. Since January 1 more than 25,000 California motorists have been handed their first drunk driving convictions at a lost wages, fines and miscellaneous expenses, according to the Auto Club's estimate. In addition to suffering mental anguish while in jail, loss of social stature and problems created for the family, a motorist's first drunk driving conviction is mighty expensive," commented Robert J. Cheney, Auto Club public safety department manager. Wage losses alone, for a man "The vast volume of Christmas mail is only part of our whose job requires driving, could amount to $4000 or more because of the Motor Vehicle Department's policy of automatic six-month license suspensions for first-time drunk driving convictions. "Assigned risk" insurance for a three-year period would cost approximately $225. The fine after conviction would probably be $250, with another $250 going to attorney fees. Adding the cost of bail bond and getting the car out of im- Farnsworth Again Heads ASC Group R. Cecil Farnsworth of Tustin and Talbert was re-elected chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee for Orange County in the farmer balloting which ended Dec. 2, Raymond R. Prothero of El Toro, chairman of the tabulation committee, announced today. Other members of the tabulation committee were Paul R. desGranges of Fullerton and Virgil Paxton of Santa Ana. INDIANS Indians was named for a of Indians known by the name. ER FOR oblem beautiful, inexpensive relative? Here is one being easy and simone. that becomes a center season, and this idea is decoration is to embroiNoel," "Greetings" or by Christmas" in script two strands of white emry floss and two strands or green. Use the four together in the embroiand you'll find it has a cane" effect. your colorful centeris done. It took about hours of time and $1.50 of materials. Each circle different, according to imagination and you can first to give your friends 1960 Christmas gifts, bethese gifts should be early that hey may be all during the holidays. fud ado comes from the "colorado" (ruddy) in to the colors of the o River. chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee for Orange County in the farmer balloting which ended Dec. 2, Raymond R. Prothero of El Toro, chairman of the tabulation committee, announced today. Other members of the tabulation committee were Paul R. desGranges of Fullerton and Virgil Paxton of Santa Ana. Other farmers elected to membership on the ASC Committee are Francis Griset of Santa Ana, vice-chairman; Ernest H. Gisler of Huntington Beach, regular member; Joseph R. Callens of Smeltzer, first alternate member; and Ernest L. Danker of Yorba Linda, second alternate member. The elected committee will take office on Jan. 1, according to Eric E. Eastman, county office manager. Duties of the committee are to administer, locally, the oc­servation programs such as the Agricultural Conservation Program and the Soil Bank; and the Stabilization Programs, such as Price Support and Sugar, of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The office of the committee is in Santa Ana, from which the 1961 programs will be announced in the near future, especially the Agricultural Conservation Program, Farnsworth stated. 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