anaheim-gazette 1961-09-14

Contests Everywhere; Prizes For Everyone These days it seems that you can go almost anywhere at no expense at all. It's simple. Just read your newspapers and magazines and watch television. There, you'll find the most fantastic contests offering all sorts of unique prizes. And from the number of contests, it would seem that enough prizes are being offered so that everyone could win something they'd want or need. The contests get easier all the time, too. Used to be that contestants had to complete a sentence which might typically begin with, "I like Jones' wall paper because..." Nowadays, all that most contests ask is to send in your name and address to contest headquarters for a grand drawing. Contests are becoming more selective as to who are eligible to enter. For example, Bird & Son, Inc., a company in East Walpole Mass., which makes roofing shingles is sponsoring a contest open only to home Every so often, a contest is announced with some humorous overtones—intentional or other. There was the instance of the baby food company which listed among its prizes, "a lifetime supply of diapers." Then there was the power tool company which (for an as-yet unexplained reason) ran its contest in several women's fashion magazines. Surprisingly, with the debut of the astronaut, a tongue-in-cheek prize popular during the 1930's and 40's has all but disappeared. This is the mythical "trip to the moon." Perhaps this is so because an actual journey time, too. Used to be that contestants had to complete a sentence which might typically begin with, "I like Jones' wall paper because..." Nowadays, all that most contents ask is to send in your name and address to contest headquarters for a grand drawing. Contests are becoming more selective as to who are eligible to enter. For example, Bird & Son, Inc., a company in East Walpole Mass., which makes roofing shingles is sponsoring a contest open only to home owners. What's more, the owner's homes must need a new roof. It's good business sense for them. After all, apartment dwellers don't buy roofing shingles in any great quantities. Temple Beth Sholom Moves Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County this week moved its offices and personnel into the first and only structure in the county ever designed and built especially as a Jewish house of worship. Located at 13031 Tustin Ave. Santa Ana—the corner of Tustin and Fairhaven — the new $350,000 Temple is the culmination of five years of planning and work on the part of the Congregation members and the Temple staff. Situated on a six-acre site with spacious grounds and ample off-street parking, Temple Beth Sholom's new building covers 15,652 square feet.. It will seat 950 people for major services, including the Jewish High Holy Days which begin this year on September 10. Family Income Course Slated The first of two six-week series on "Managing the Family Income" started at Anaheim Evening High School Sept. 14. The course is conducted by Charles W. Moore, a family financial counselor with 25 years experience in helping families solve money problems. Investment Course Set Opportunities for gain as well as the risks inherent in stocks and bonds as investment media will be discussed in a course on the fundamentals of investing and the American economic system which began Tuesday evening. Registration in the nine-week course will be held in the classroom which is the Little Theatre on the Anaheim High School campus. The course, sponsored by the Anaheim Adult Evening School, is taught by Paul Kroesen, well known investment adviser. Residents Take Part in Meet Glen Larsen, industry-technical chairman at Santa Ana College and president of the Orange County Industrial Education Association, today announced that 1000 leaders in education and industry will attend the southern section convention of the California Industrial Education Association, to be held at Fullerton Junior College Nov. 17-18. Orange County members are The first of two six-week series on "Managing the Family Income" started at Anaheim Evening High School Sept. 14. The course is conducted by Charles W. Moore, a family financial counselor with 25 years experience in helping families solve money problems. He is author of a book, "Why Your Money Never Seems to Reach." The course is a different and realistic approach to family income management. Using actual cases, Moore demonstrates methods of re-arranging debts and payments to solve current problems and avoid future difficulties. All areas of family spending are covered: high pressure, "gimmick" sales promotions, food, autos, appliances, and buying or selling a home. Trust deeds, contracts, escrows, and real estate financing are explained. Class meets Thursdays 7 to 3 in Little Theatre (room 1-A), High School campus, 800 W. Center. Council Scans Police Unit Plan City councilmen last week took a first look at preliminary plans for the city's new $750,000 police building. Plans call for a one-story building for use as a station and jail. Included in the plan is a basement. It would serve as police facility and, in case of nuclear attack, as a fallout shelter. Law School Sign-up Pacific Coast Law School of Long Beach will begin its 34th year this month. Registration for the current academic year for students seeking admission to the school for the first time will be held Sept. 13, 14, 15 at 236 Newport Ave., Long Beach. GE 9-7346. Classes begin Sept. 29, announces Dr. Carl H. Manson, dean. Sumner Not to Run in '62 Assemblyman Bruce Sumner -Newport Beach) announced decision not to run for reelection to the State Assembly in 1962. "I am making this announcement at this early date in order to insure the widest possible field of candidates for my seat. 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