anaheim-gazette 1961-04-06

A4—Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Thursday, April 6, 1961 Students Hear Tips on Marriage from Counselors Parents are seldom wrong when they oppose a marriage planned by one of their children, marriage counselor and psychologist Dr. Louis King told an assembly of Fullerton Junior College students, including those from Anaheim, last week. "Listen to them a little," he advised. Dr. King first asked the students, gathered for the annual marriage assembly at the college, to answer 10 questions honestly, promising them to predict from the answers whether they would be happy in marriage. These were the questions: Are you happy in your present living situation? Do you enjoy your parents' company? Do you enjoy school or are you just looking forward to getting out? Do you like people and do they like you? Do you get along well with those of your own sex? Are you eager to get married? If you're a male, do you get along well with your mother; if female, with your father? Do your friends like the person you are dating and do his or her friends like you? Dr. King then insisted that the answers to all except "Are you eager to get married?" should be answered "yes" if you expect to be happy in marriage. Dr. King also advised the Orange County Science Fair Judges Picked Twenty outstanding scientists, industrialists and college professors have accepted appointment as contest judges for the sixth annual Orange County Science Fair at Santa Ana College April 29-May 3. Mrs. Stella Brubaker, Orange High School science instructor and chairman of the judging committee for the sponsoring Orange County Science Teachers Association, said judging will be conducted on Saturday, April 29, after SAC's Cook Gymnasium has been filled with more than 700 junior high and senior high exhibits. The judging panels will include: Physical Science: Mathematics: James P. Manning, American Thermos Co., Anaheim; Jay Davis, Santa Ana College, and Vaughn D. Brown, Fullerton Junior College. Chemistry: Gordon Douglas, Santa Ana College; Robert E. Lepper, Fullerton Junior College; Dr. Robert Sprague, Aeronutronics Research Laboratories Newport Beach. Hawaiian Favorite—Popular Hilo Hattie, Hawaii's ambassador good-will, and her full range of attractions at the National Orange Show, April 29-30. Hattie will present her show nightly, starting April 21, on the new over-the-water marine stage and will also be seen in Swing Auditorium productions. Dr. King then insisted that the answers to all except "Are you eager to get married?" should be answered "yes" if you expect to be happy in marriage. Dr. King also advised the following: Don't marry to escape. Don't marry for potential—if a person is lazy before marriage, he'll be lazy afterward. Love and respect yourself first. Don't have children unless you really want them. Be sure of your religious attitudes before you get into marriage. If your parents are unhappy, get help in understanding yourself and what they have helped make you. In general the psychologist opposed early marriages. At one point he suggested that "the average junior college student should feel that at present for him marriage is for the birds." Dr. King holds degrees in psychology, social work, and counseling and guidance. He has worked for the Veterans Administration and the Popee noe Marriage Clinic. Opens Office Union Bank has opened a brond new Orange County regional head office building at Main Street and La Veta Avenue in Orange, according to an announcement by James E. Tweedt, regional vice president. Anaheim Man Completes Firm's Training Course Delbert L. Andrus of Anaheim, a medical service representative of J. B. Roerig and Company, has successfully completed an intensive advanced training and review class at the firm's New York City headquarters. Spring Term Levels Out Spring semester enrollment at Orange Coast College leveled out to 2,697 day students and 7,821 night students according to figures released by the admissions and records fice. Enrollment this year is 364 day students and 2,0 night students over figures leased last year at the same time. Of the total 2,697 Piratium productions. City to Open Golf Course Prior Summer The Anaheim Park and Recreation Department sends reminder that the new city golf course will be opened sometime this summer. With the facility available its citizens, the department offering professional instruction prior to this grand opening. For those men who need brush up on their weak points a six-week course is offered Sammy Lee's Golf Drive Range, Saturday mornings, professional instructor will be available. Registration is at Anaheim Park and Recreation Department office, 309 S. Hart Blvd. (corner Broadway), fr 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Courses start April 29 at a.m. ONLY 4 DAYS LEFT 7th ANNUAL ORANGE COUNTY HOME SHOW APRIL 5th thru 9th ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Fair Drive & Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa Open 5 P.M. Weekdays, 11 A.M. Sat. and Sun. FREE! WIN FREE! THE LARGEST MODEL HOME EVER GIVEN AWAY At the HOME SHOW MAR-HALI HOME Built by Macco 3 BEDROOM ALL GAS KITCHEN SEE EXCITING STAGE SHOW Starring HELEN FORREST featuring JACK MELICK and His Trio ADULTS 85¢ JUNIORS 55¢ CHILDREN 25¢ PLENTY OF FREE PARKING A GEORGE COLOURIS PRODUCTION Sponsored by Orange County Builders Association Two Appointed Everett Moore, 1808 Harrison St., and George Rentfro, 1808 Evergreen St., have been appointed to the organization and the athletic commission respectively, of Orange County State College. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anahiem KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stampede GOODYEAR TIRES Apartment Group to Meet Orange County Apartment Owners Association will hold a regular monthly dinner meeting at the Disneyland Hotel Monday at 6:30 p.m. Title Insurance and Trust Company of Santa Ana will be represented, presenting a film on the complexities of holding titles starting with the Spanish land grants and progress present day methods. John O'Neill states "The meeting will interest to all income owners. Those who are to attend the dinner are highest The day they go to the bank your savings go to work—earning the highest bank interest available! By computing interest on the daily balance in your account, your savings earn more—faster—and there is no loss of interest whenever you decide to withdraw your funds. All interest earned is credited and compounded four times a year—and your account goes right on earning interest until the day of withdrawal. 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