anaheim-gazette 1961-07-13

Workshop To Open at Orange State Registration and opening session of the Programmed Learning Workshop will take place July 10 at Orange County State College. The course will deal with programmed learning as it relates to automated teaching systems, attention being given both to educational and industrial needs, according to Dr. Bernard L. Hyink, dean of summer session. Class meetings will be held in room 701, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 12, July 10-21. Afternoon laboratories will be arranged. Registration may be carried out prior to July 10 or during the first ses-sion. Don't make the mistake of being afraid you'll make one. ANAHEIM TRUCK TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. HALLOWEEN PLANNING—Four-year-old Mary Weehim's greatest festival, now that dad Bob Wetzler (lea Al Marcoux, festival chairman, have completed plans Festival, to be held in La Palma Park on Saturday, Oct being taken for parade floats and all organizations and to participate by sponsoring a float can get help in des calling the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce at KE 5-2 this year is "Saddles to Satellites," with five divisions-story,” “Pageant of Progress,” Things to Come,” “Saluories of Halloween.” Moving - Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. SCIENCE IS DEVELOPING ELECTRICITY American industry recognizes for electrical energy will so proportionally that the future That is why today, more than tically all segments of industry tremendous effort toward one mon objective: to be ready for future by improving existing finding new ways of producing electricity; by increase of electrically operated producing the many ways electric mankind. The electric industry, of course in the forefront in this research so. Electricity is our business We have already produced elec energy, from fuel cells, and other sources. Whatever the source, electric less, and Southern California tinue to bring you an abundant supply at the lowest possible Why be half-electric wh is all-electric WHY LIVE IN THE PAST? ...when it costs so little to live better electrically Less than 5¢ worth of electricity will cook THE PAST? ...when it costs so little to live better electrically Less than 5¢ worth of electricity will cook three meals for a family of four; dry the laundry; or run the refrigerator for 24 hours. Hard to believe? Perhaps. But true, and here's why: 1. Today's electrical servants are the most efficient in history. 2. Electricity is today's biggest bargain—still priced at 1939 levels. LOOK AT THE TREND—Electricity does twice as much for you as it did 10 years ago. And 10 years from now, it will do twice as much again. LOOK AT TOMORROW—You will dry-clean your clothes right in your closet with electrically-produced ultra-sonic waves. You will mow your lawn with a bladeless mower, shop by two-way TV-telephone. And this is only the beginning of the wonderful things to come. Why be half-electric when is all-electric? When you buy a range, clothing ditioner, water heater or home gamble with the future? Bo 100% electric. When you buy a home, we OBSOLESCENCE? Go all-electric. Look for this emblem. It will liven up your life that you've found a total representation tomorrow's living today amazing future for you—an all-electric life! You can live better electrically. Why live better electrically? SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 3,825 Countians on Government Payrolls "Orange county has 3,825 people on the federal civilian employment rolls—one out of each 202 people in the county," according to S. J. Arnold, General Manager of California Taxpayers' Association, who today received from Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia a report on Federal Civilian Employment made by the Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures. The count was made December 31, 1960, and covers legislative, judicial and executive branches. "State-wide there are 239,464 federal civilian employees—one out of each 67 persons of the State's population. With 2,372,580 people on the federal civilian employment rolls in the fifty states, territories, and located in foreign countries. California has a greater number so employed than in any of these other localities," Arnold said. "Included in the California total are 139,710 in the Defense Department serving the Army, Navy and Air Force; 50,900 in the Post Office Department; 15,132 in the Veterans' Administration; 6,111 in the Department of Agriculture; 3,528 in the Federal Aviation Agency; and smaller groups varying from one to nearly 2,000 in other branches." Russ Film Scheduled By Film Guild The Chapman College Green Films Guild will present a showing of a new Russian film "The Idiot," on tonight at p.m. in the Orange Theater. Filmed in DeLuxe color, the production was directed by Ivan Pyriev, who also adapted Dostoevski's novel for the screen version. Rather than attempting to include the entire novel in the screenplay, Pyriev instead concentrated on a careful transcription of the first part of the book, with a later film planned to complete the project. The rococo world of nineteenth century Russia, in which the story is set, is captured in the grandly mannered style of acting and lavish color used in the film, being distributed as part of the U.S. Department of State's cultural exchange agreement with the Soviet Union. VICE IS DEVELOPING NEW SOURCES OF ELECTRICITY The industry recognizes that demand for electrical energy will soon reach staggering numbers—that the future is all-electric. Why today, more than ever before, practical segments of industry are channeling a dous effort toward one imperative, objective: to be ready for the all-electric by improving existing methods and new ways of producing and delivering electricity; by increasing the efficiency electrically operated products; by expanding many ways electricity can serve land. Electric industry, of course, continues to be forefront in this research. And logically, electricity is our business. We already produced electricity from solar from fuel cells, and from nuclear and resources. Over the source, electrical energy is limited Southern California Edison will bring you an abundant, dependable but the lowest possible rates. The half-electric when the future is all-electric? Vets Advised on Disability Pay Veterans with "rated" disabilities of 50 percent or more were cautioned today by Veterans Service Officer Ben Liebermann not to let their official family records get out of date. For these veterans, an increase in number of dependents means an increase in compensation payment. Under the terms of Public Law 86-490, passed by Congress a little more than a year ago, additional compensation on account of dependents is payable from the effective date of the 50 percent or higher rating. "provided the basic proof of dependents is received in the Veterans Administration within 60 days from the date of notification of such rating action." Another law (PL 86-499) authorizes additional compensation for more than three children. If the veteran's 50 percent or more disability rating is due to "peacetime" service, the additional compensation rates are 80 percent of the amount payable for wartime service-connected disability. In any case, it is a good idea for such disabled veterans to contact the local Veterans Service Office for help in reviewing their compensation entitlement. The service officer also pointed out, in the same connection, that the veterans who enter VA hospitals for treatment of service-connected disabilities do no have their rate of compensation raised to 00 percent automatically. A veteran's compensation may be raised to 100 percent only if he The rococo world of nineteenth century Russia, in which the story is set, is captured in the grandly mannered style of acting and lavish color used in the film, being distributed as part of the U.S. Department of State's cultural exchange agreement with the Soviet Union. High School District Gets Funds From U.S. According to an announcement by Congressman James B. Utt (R-28th Dist.), Anaheim Union High School District has been awarded $72,973 for school operating funds pursuant to Public Law 874. Schools which are heavily burdened by the impact of Federal installations in their area are eligible for financial assistance under this Public Law. The amount certified for payment is determined from the tentative entitlement for the fiscal year computed on the basis of information and estimates contained in the application. The total entitlement for the school district for fiscal year 1961 has been set at $97,298. LAST CHANCE Money-Missile C You may win a $50, $25 or $5 account, or one of three other but Friday is your last chance. So hurry down to Bank of A new South Anaheim Branch. See the Money Missile in a lobby ... guess how many c Southern California Edison will conbring you an abundant, dependable at the lowest possible rates. The half-electric when the future is all-electric? You buy a range, clothes dryer, air conder water heater or home heating—why with the future? Be 100% modern, electric. You buy a home, WHY BUY BUILT-IN ENCE? Go all-electric. This emblem. It will look out for you. See the Gold Medallion Home emblem, it that you've found a total-electric home. It tomorrow's living today. And it means an future for you—an all-electric future. Live better electrically today. Why live in the past? CALIFORNIA Cedar COMPANY The service officer also pointed out, in the same connection, that the veterans who enter VA hospitals for treatment of service-connected disabilties do no have their rate of compensation raised to 00 percent automatically. A veteran's compensation may be raised to 100 percent only if he undergoes major surgery for a service-connected disability or has a major joint immobilized, or if he is confined to the hospital with an organic ailment for more than 21 days. Misunderstanding of these requirements may work a hardship on the family of a veteran, who mistakenly assumes that his hospitalization means total disability compensation payments. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful. Courteous. Service 120 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES Anaheim, Thursday, July 13, 1961 Anahelm Gazette—B-3 Hiway Patrolmen Fight Fire Danger California Highway Patrolmen will cooperate in the critical battle to prevent forest fires by vigorously enforcing the law which prohibits throwing lighted materials from vehicles. Commissioner Bradford M. Crittenden said. "Persons who discard cigarettes, matches or other lighted material while they are driving constitute a severe menace to California forests and fields, which have been turned to tinderboxes by the hot, dry weather," he said. Orange County Fair HAWAIIAN HOLIDAYS JULY 11th thru 16th ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS NEWPORT BLVD. AT FAIR DE. COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA Gates open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. RETURNING BY POPULAR DEMAND HILO HATTIE AND HER HAWAIIAN REVUE FREE TWICE DAILY JULY 12 thru 16 SIX ROUND TRIP JET TOURS TO HAWAII ONE GIVEN FREE EACH NIGHT OF THE FAIR AT 9:30 P.M. INCLUDES ROUND TRIP PLANE FARES AND EXCITING INTERISLAND TOURS ARRANGED BY WORLD TRAVEL BUREAU, INC. SANTA ANA • ANAHUM • FULLERTON HAVE HAPPIEST HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY TWICE DAILY JULY 12 thru 16 SIX ROUND TRIP JET TOURS TO HAWAII ONE GIVEN FREE EACH NIGHT OF THE FAIR AT 9:30 P.M. INCLUDES ROUND TRIP PLANE FARES AND EXCITING INTERIOR TOURS ARRANGED BY WORLD TRAVEL BUREAU, INC. SANTA ANA • ANAHEIM • FULLERTON HAVE HAPPIEST HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY WEAR MUU-MUUS—LEIS—BRIGHT ALOHA SHIRTS SEE THE BIGGEST ORANGE COUNTY FAIR HARRY MACRES "HAWAII" THEME FLOWER SHOW HAWAIIAN VILLAGE AGRICULTURE EXHIBITS GEM SHOW FEATURE EXHIBITS HOBBIES FINE ART SHOW LIVESTOCK AND AUCTION PHOTOGRAPHY RING THE FAMILY — GO NATIVE ADULT DISCOUNT ADMISSION 50¢ REGULAR ADMISSION 25¢ CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE WHEN ACCOMPANDED BY AN ADULT CHILDREN UNDER 12 ALONE 25¢ PIG midway crafts carnival OPEN 10 AM to 10 PM SIX-FUN PACKED DAYS DAILY FREE THRILL SHOW Watch JIMMY JAMISON World's Champion High Diver, fall 110 ft., at 68 miles an hour, into 6 feet of water! WORLD CHAMPION RCA BENEFIT RODEO WORLD'S GREATEST COWBOYS IN THRILL A MINUTE COMPETITION Matinees July 15 & 16 at 1 p.m. July 15 night show at 7 p.m. Box seats $2.50 — Adults $1.50 — Children 75c Proceeds benefit Orange County Society for Crippled Children & Adults Sponsored by ORANGE COUNTY JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LAST CHANCE TO WIN! Money-Missile Contest ends tomorrow! may win a $50, $25 or $10 savings ent, or one of three other prizes— riday is your last chance! try down to Bank of America's south Anaheim Branch. the Money Missile in our guess how many coins ids...then deposit your blank in our official t ballot box. luck! SOUTH ANAHEIM BRANCH BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST & BATTERY ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1126 South Los Angeles Street, Anaheim.