anaheim-gazette 1962-09-05

Rhyme and Reason By LOUISE METEER I remember summer. Other summers long gone by; Summers sweet with twilight, stars, pale moon, pale sky. I remember summer. Sound of early morning birds. Lazy days when heat lay close to stifle breathing; Great clouds gathered with some giant hand And clapped in thunderous anger seething. Now they are gone and with them sights and sounds and people I remember I briefly savour, treasures to be cherished And turnaway from knowing this September. The sights and sounds of Yesterday's summers. I would not exchange them for all the so-called green and gold of California. Let this be heresy, the fact is there: summer meant more when it moved swiftly into Autumn, and Autumn into a soft white blanket on a weary land. Mainly I have loved these seasons because inevitably, they brought the spring. I am an April child, and, if I were wealthy, I'd follow spring around the world! It is as well I can't, even this pleasant state of existence could become my rut! Evaluating the value of changing seasons, it seems to me that it was the challenge they offered, the necessity of change, that gave us a greater capacity for living. Then it would seem that, season or no season, there is a lesson to be learned here, that a definite change of pace within ourselves must count. How we should bend every effort to avoid burying ourselves in a pleasant, summer existence, all play and lazy living. What ever our age, there must be a time for work and a time for resting, a passing of the seasons every 24 hours of our day. Although necessity frequently has forced my full attention on the work side of the ledger the richest experiences, the greatest inspirations for achievement have come during leisure hours. This is possible when they are not wasted, when they are spent apart from physical effort. It isn't necessary to go far afield for this kind of rest, nor need it be a long period of time. A corner of the garden in early morning or just before dark; a stretch of beach where wet sands reflect the waning day; a half hour spent alone in quiet reflection. Here are your tranquilizers. Here are your springtimes, when new growth in ideas, new strength in purpose are close at hand to brighten your Septembers. Private Financing Offered On $40 Million Monorail LOS ANGELES — Private safety factor is a "fail-safe" sys... Private Financing Offered On $40 Million Monorail LOS ANGELES — Private financial interests today offered to underwrite immediate construction of a $40 million, 90 mph monorail rapid transit system for the Metropolitan Transit Authority. The proposed 17-mile-long line would link downtown Los Angeles with International Airport. The offer to finance and construct the automated system, which would carry passengers to the air terminal in 12 minutes, was made jointly by Goodell Monorail systems, Inc., and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, one of the nation's leading investment and underwriting firms. The irport-type monorail system can be completed within 18 months of the date MTA obtains rights-of-way, its sponsors said. George Cantelo, vice president and general manager of Goodell Monorail, appeared before the regular MTA board-meeting today to unveil the proposal for the monorail line. Financial aspects of the proposed $40 million revenue bond underwriting were presented by Stevens Manning, general partner. The airport-type monorail system in Paine, Webber. The "jet age" monorail system would utilize lightweight, air-conditioned cars, carrying 28 passengers. Detachable baggage pods would carry passenger luggage for quick unloading by terminal porters. The proposal suggested that the monorail route run from International Airport along Century Blvd. to Harbor Freeway, and thence along Harbor Freeway to a downtown terminal to be designated by MTA. The entire system would be operated from a central control panel, constantly monitored by closed circuit television. An additional safety factor is a "fail-safe" system, which permits the chief operator to override automatic controls if necessary. The Paine, Webber interests proposed to underwrite $40 million in MTA revenue bonds to construct the line. Provision would be made for revenues to amortize the bonds. The monorail line would be entirely separate from MTA's present surface lines. The Goodell-Paine, Webber joint engineering experts declared the Goodell system was operationally feasible, and that estimated revenues made the airport link financially practicable. Arthur C. Jenkins & Associates filed the report on the financial prospects of the project. John A. Houseman & Associates passed on the engineering questions involved. William L. Hoyt, president of Goodell Monrail, said the 17-mile line, if accepted by MTA would be the longest monorail line in the United States. The monorail system would be turned over to MTA in ready-to-operate condition when completed. While no mention of any other local monorail lines was contained in the offer, it was obvious at the MTA board meeting that successful completion of a high-speed route to the airport would have a bearing on other projected rapid transit development in the city. That private investment interests consider the airport monorail project sound investment also improves the outlook for rapid transit generally in the metropolitan area. WANT ADS bring PROFITS - Watch the Classified Columns LAGUNA BEACH — Top hit parade of operatic concerts over Irvine Bowl when the curtain rises on Barber of Seville Friday and urday evenings, Sept. 7 and third and final production by Festival of Opera this summer. Hilarious comedy of high-ping fun in opera will be sur English by an all-star cast. Richard Fredricks of the Francisco Opera will perform title, "Mr.-get-it done" role, aro. Leading the mad-cap australians sought for organization A search is on for women are from Australia and living West Orange County. Object social club for friendship and keep alive some of the tradition of "way down under". Mrs. Robert L. Davis, 1 Dana Circle, Westminster, he newly formed group who has had one meeting and alrehas seven women signed up. The next meeting will be May, Sept. 17, at 8 p.m. at home of a member in Hunting Beach. Announcement will made in this newspaper later to the address. Meantime woman interested in joining call Mrs. Davis, VI 7-1850. The club maintains a small brary of books by Australian thors or about the country, as well as a complete file of recipes typical foods there. At club meetings some of the typical foods are served. Most recently members enjoyed c salad sandwiches and saus rolls, tea and coffee. Mrs. Davis said that two members of the new club are briad World War I. She herself married to an American, has b WINNING AGAINST ODDS BACK IN THE SWING VICTOR R REIS, DEPUTY SELECTIVE SERVICE DIRECTOR, FOR CONNECTICUT, LIVES A FULL LIFE THAT INCLUDES GOLF, DESPIITE LOSS OF BOTH ARMS IN WORLD WAR II. GOODWILL INDUSTRIES PLAN EXPANSION OF SERVICES TO THE HANDICAPPED WITH AN OPERATION 60 PROGRAM HANDICAPPED? NO! ALTHOUGH HE WAS BORN WITHOUT HANDS OR LEGS, BARRY MORRIS OF ARLINGTON, VA. IS A SUCCESSFUL ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN WHO DOESN'T CONSIDER HIMSELF HANDICAPPED HELP YOURSELF HOUSECLEAN DURING FALL HOUSECLEANING TIME, YOU CAN HELP YOURSELF AS WELL AS HANDICAPPED PEOPLE BY GIVING YOUR DISCARDS TO GOODWILL INDUSTRIES. TRI-ACT Orange Daily News "FIND YOUR NAME" If your name appears in today's Want Ads preceded by two stars (**), you will receive a pair of reserved seat tickets to the spectacular 27th Annual Edition SHIPSTADS & JOHNSON Ice Follies 1963 at the Sports Arena, Los Angeles - September 6 through 16. If you find your name, come in person to The Orange Daily News Classified Advertising Dept. Your FREE tickets will be waiting for you! Tickets must be claimed within 24 hours. WATCH THE WANT ADS IN THE ORANGE DAILY NEWS EVERY DAY Featured at Irvine Bowl AGUNA BEACH — Top in the parade of operatic comedy over Irvine Bowl stage on the curtain rises on the number of Seville Friday and Saturday evenings, Sept. 7 and 8, and final production by the festival of Opera this summer. Diligious comedy of highstep fun in opera will be sung in English by an all-star cast. Richard Fredricks of the San Francisco Opera will perform the "Mr.-get-it done" role, Fig-ing the mad-cap antics Australians bought for organization Research is on for women who from Australia and living in Orange County, Object? a club for friendship and to alive some of the traditions away down under". Ms. Robert L. Davis, 16390 Circle, Westminster, heads newly formed group which had one meeting and already seven women signed up. The next meeting will be Mon-Feb. Sept. 17, at 8 p.m. at the office of a member in Huntington Beach. Announcement will be made in this newspaper later as the address. Meantime any interest in joining may Mrs. Davis, VI 7-1850. The club maintains a small library of books by Australian author about the country, as well complete file of recipes of real foods there. Club meetings some of these real foods are served. Most notably members enjoyed crab sandwiches and sausage tea and coffee. Ms. Davis said that two members of the new club are brides World War I. She herself is married to an American, has been featured at Irvine Bowl will be Charles Anthony, tenor of the Metropolitan Opera and Roy Lazarus, bass of the San Francisco Opera. Mildred Allen of the Metropolitan Opera as Rosina and Jane Westbrook popular mezza soprano of Laguna Beach as Bertha complete the cast. Carmen and La Traviata productions sung in French and Italian met with overwhelming success with the public. "The Barber of Seville is being performed in English which assures it of even greater popular audience," said opera conductor Eugene Ober. The Barber of Seville will be directed by Glynn Ross whose San Francisco production brought high praise from the critics. Among them Marjory Fischer said, "Hats off to the gayest, best coordinated 'Barber' in the history of the San Francisco Opera! This was, without doubt, the most enjoyable performance ever witnessed by this reviewer." Junior Fair Offers $20,000 In Awards At Pomona Event Some 2750 boys and girls will enter over 10,000 competitive items in a record junior fair held in conjunction with the 1962 Los Angeles County Fair, Sept. 14-30. More than $20,000 will be distributed in cash awards. Realizing that young people of today are the producers of tomorrow, fair officials have, from the beginning, stressed the activity in order that the younger generation have an opportunity to receive recognition and reward for endeavor and achievement. Divisions It’s two major divisions include the competitive and non-competitive participations. Under the former are the entries by 4-H clubs, Future Farmers of America and high school Vocational Agricultural Students Young Farmers, Future Homemakers of America, college students, Junior Models and Junior Floral division. WATCH THE WANT ADS IN THE ORANGE DAILY NEWS EVERYDAY you may "FIND YOUR NAME" Special Notices LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Endowment Care Provided Phone LAmbert 5-1575 Fullerton, California SPECIALISTS removes almost any stains, Carpets cleaned so a sq. ft. up, Sofa, chairra $4.95 up. KI 3-6805 or 633-2522. Best Ref. Lost and Found WOULD the party who removed furnishings from 7211 Grand Oaks Dr. Stanton call JA 7-0080 Business Services Jake's Fertilizer STEER manure — by sack or in bulk. 5 big sacks $1.00. Now in a new location. 17731 Valley View, Norwalk — in the heart of Dairyland. LA 2-1379 FAST RELIABLE MOVING Large Van — 3 men. $12.00 hr Storage $3 per rm. We buy your excess furniture. KE 5-5448. NEW janitorial business, experienced. Special, offices, stores, etc. Licensed. JE 7-7203. ASPHALT PAVING RESURFACING & PATCHING Phone MR. GROOM, JA 7-1263 PATIOS, driveways, sidewalks, Room additions. Free estimate. LE 9-7835. PROFESSIONAL tree service, trimming, removing, feeding, bracing. No job too large-small. Call anytime 834-6452. UPHOLSTERY, repair — Your Place — mine. Yrs. of exper. Days KE 8-8003 Eves KE 8-5235 CALL SAB UMINO for Free Estimates, Gardening, Clean-up — Shrubs, new lawns. KE 8-2838. CERAMIC tile, Free estimate Wire glass, tub enclosures, free est. JE 1-3754 aft. 5 p.m. ALTERATIONS 25 YRS, experience, dressmaking at the Sports Arena, Los Angeles - September 6 through 16. If you find your name, come in person to The Orange Daily News Classified Advertising Dept. Your FREE tickets will be waiting for you Tickets must be claimed within 24 hours. WATCH THE WANT ADS IN THE ORANGE DAILY NEWS EVERY DAY you may "FIND YOUR NAME" PRACTICAL NURSING HOSPITAL TRAINING WOMEN 18-65 can earn an train. High school not req Day & evening classes. Apply in person to qualifi NURSES TRAINING INSTITUTE 4016 W. Commonwealth Fullerton LA 5-752 PIANO Instructions in your Beginners & Advanced. La Counte, PA 6-1295 Male Help War HARDINGE CHUCKER ITH Awards Total $3,000 At 1962 County Fair Rush prizes totaling a record of $203,000 are offered to win in the thousands of competitions at the 55th annual Los Angeles County Fair, September through September 30. This is increase of more than $12,000 last year's total. Growth of the awards is made open livestock division — 200. Following a close second in agriculture and horticulture on, including wine and apiation, with $66,493. Agriculture County, community, farm buildup and grange feature exhibits in agriculture section take the first slice in that division, more $43,000. Citrus fruit racks next with $13,455; natural oranges, $3055; deciduous fruit, $2125; apiary, $1408; wines, and special exhibits total. Nior fair competition offers than $39,000. 4-H club memorie for $16,840, Future Farmer for $16,625, College Students, and Future Homemakers, Heretofore the junior and senior livestock shows have been shown concurrently. This year they have been separated. Junior animals will be shown the first six days only. During this time they will occupy the entire livestock area. With a day intervening to allow for the transfer, the senior show will take over for the remaining ten days. The annual junior livestock auction, always a highlight of the Junior Fair, is scheduled for the afternoon and evening of Wednesday, Sept. 19. Divisions Its two major divisions include the competitive and non-competitive participations. Under the former are the entries by 4-H clubs, Future Farmers of America and high school Vocational Agricultural Students. Young Farmers, Future Homemakers of America, college students, Junior Models and Junior Floral division. Pigeons, poultry and rabbits may also be entered by boys and girls not members of these organizations. Entries cover a wide range of endeavor from large and small stock, to agricultural and horticulture products, home economics, model making, floral arrangements and many others to a total of approximately 5000 opportunities. Pet Shows New this year are two separate pet shows. The first Sat. and Sun., are devoted to birds, while the last Sat. and Sun., any other pet except cats, dogs and poisonous reptiles may be shown. The non-competitive division is designed to show and demonstrate objectives of character building organizations such as the Boy and Girl Scouts, Campfire Girls and Woodcraft Rangers. Livestock Shows Heretofore the junior and senior livestock shows have been shown concurrently. This year they have been separated. Junior animals will be shown the first six days only. During this time they will occupy the entire livestock area. With a day intervening to allow for the transfer, the senior show will take over for the remaining ten days. PEOPLE DO READ SMALL ADS YOU DID! PROFESSIONAL tree service, trimming, removing, feeding, bracing. No job too large-small. Call anytime 534-6452. UPHOLSTERY, repair — Your Place — mine. Yrs. of exper. Days KE 8-8003 Eves KE 8-5235 CALL SAB UMINO for Free Estimates, Gardening, Clean-up Shrubs, new lawns. KE 8-2836. CERAMIC tile. Free estimate. Wire glass, tub enclosures, free eJ. JE 1-3754 aft. p.m. ALTERATIONS 25 YRS experience, dressmaking and alterations. Call for this monthly special price list. Bowl-less objects & monograsses & specialty. TW 7-5458. DRESSMAKING & Alterations, Years of experience. Reasonable prices JE 4-6558. CLEANING Dirty Carpet $12 Average living-room 539-7534 or LE 9-2796 CARPENTER CARPENTER Remodeling work of all kinds Homes, Boats etc. Cabinet work a specialty Dial TA 5-2071 Ask for Bob (The Carpenter) CARPENTRY, Concrete masonry, painting, home maint. & improvements. TA 8-6543 LA 1-1666. CARPENTER work, patios, fences, cabinets, valances, planters, etc. TW 3-9929. CEMENT WORK CEMENT WORK of all kinds Specialize in small jobs. 521-6486 BLOCK walls, patios, brick and stone work. Licensed contractor. JE 4-4392. CEMENT WORK 17 yrs. Exper. in Orange Phone KE 2-5342 PAINTING AND DECORATING PAINTING Reasonable rates KE 5-5261 YOUR MISCELLANEOUS articles sell fast and for cash where you advertise them in a buyer-reaching Orange Daily News Classified Ad. Dial KE 2-6566 today. NURSES TRAINING INSTITUTE 4016 W. Commonwealth Fullerton LA 5-757 PIANO Instructions in your Beginners & Advanced La Counte. PR 6-1295. Male Help War HARDINGE CHUCKER MACHINIST AA man only. Top wages & fits. Apply in person. Knudsen Engineering Inc. 125 E. Orangesthorpe, Anno TR 1-0528 EXPERIENCED Service St attendant. BAKER'S SIG STATION. 201 N. Glassell. PRECISION SHEET METAL MEN CLOSE tolerance. 5 yrs. exe nce Age - open. $3.50 overtime plus. AMERICAN EAGLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCE 1414 S.Main.S.A. FEMALE Help War MODELS—HOSTESSESS FOR "Furniture Fashion Extion." Aft. or Eve., 6 brads daily. Ages 18-27. No expert required. Miss Adams for appt. KE 2-1211.(10- ACTION-ADS 13 Female Help Wanted OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! THE next 4 months will be a history making sales period! Would you like to share in the profits? Contact us today to be a Representative selling Avon Products. Call collect extension D 776-1920. HOUSEKEEPER, care of 5 year old child. Prefer own transp. Live in or out. North S. A.-Tustin area. KE 5-2417 after 8:30. SALARY & COMMISSION. Telephone soliciter, from our office. Earn while you learn, setting up appts. for our salesmen. A good opportunity for one who wants to work. Apply in person only Immediately. 1224 S. Beach Blvd. just off Ball No phone calls pls. ALUM-KOOL AWNING CO. WOMAN wanted to fold clothes—Part time. Stanton Plaza Laun-dromatic 11368 Stanton. HOUSEKEEPER Mon. thru Fri. No cooking or laundry. Own transportation. JE 7-9360. GENERAL OFFICE TYPE 50. Lite bookkeeping. Experience required. $300 mo. AMERICAN EAGLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 1414 S. Main, S.A. 547-7474 NEED Baby sitter 3 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Full time. Apply before 3 at 6901 Vanguard 897-1103. IF you don't like clothes, IF you don't like money, don't call me. Marge 828-7625. TEACHER would like babysitter 5 days week. Permanent. Must have own transportation. Call KE 8-1569. STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS needs 2 part time & 2 full time ladies. Car nec. LI 4-5390. BOOKKEEPER, experienced in all phases A/R A/P & Payroll. Type and general office work. Phone TW 7-2328. NEED BABY SITTER — My home, 5 day week. 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call KE 2-4033 aft. 5. WAITRESS & KITCHEN HELP Exp., only. Apply 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. 1430 W. Culver. KE 2-2250 43 Farm Equipment FORDSON orchard tractor & tools Pwr. lift, Real good one Reas, KE 2-2756, eves. 49 Wanted Misc. WANTED to buy, secondhand boys bicycle. Call eves, after 7 JE 7-4632. TOP DOLLAR For refrigerators and ranges, regardless of cond. JE 1-4646. 51 Miscellaneous PRINTING—Letterheads, Envelopes Engraved Business Cards. $4.95—500. LEhigh 9-7078 Evees. MACHINIST'S Box, tool & Die makers tools, all or part, KE 5-1484. TYPEWRITERS & ADDING MACHINES Electric & Manual • Sold • Rented • Repaired ALEXANDER TYP. SER. 910 W. Fourth, S. A. 542-1 NOTICE YARDAGE BUYERS Each week we gather material from mills, manufacturers & designers in cottonns, woolls, arnel, cuptonls, rayons, silkssatings, brocades & others in every color, combination & blend. 1000 YDS. 25c A YD. Reg.$1.00 YD. 4 YDS.$1.85 REG.$1.25 YD. 4 YDS.$2.20 REG.$5.95 YD.WOOLS$1.75 YD. These materials are presented for sale once a week & sold on a first come first serve basis. EVERY FRI STARTING SEPT. 7 8 a.m.to 12 Noon only 501 W.Maple,Bldg.E Orange 1 blk.No.of Chapman on Plisley DEALERS WELCOME TOO! AIR conditioner, 17,000 BTU Coldspot, used 1 mo., has guarantee.Call 897-7826. AUTOETTE 506 E.Almond Business Services LAVE TRUCK WILL HAUL or clean up. Call JE 1-1307 PLUMBING SERVICE, repairs, remodeling./heaters, $30 up. Disp. units. Deans rates. Refs. KE 5-6166. LLIAM Kehr Plumbing - Newer Service. Commercial. Residential. Free estimates. JE 7-1783 LAWN SERVICE COMPLETE lawn maintenance, clean up & gardening service. Free Estimate TW 7-7156. WING-EDGING and general cleanup. JE 1-2157 RELIABLE Lawn Service General Cleanup Free estimate JE 1-0804 EMODELING NEW ADDITIONS. Complete pitch. & bath rm. remodeling. Cabinet work. Patio roofs. CANT & SKINNER Bldrs. KE 8-691 - KI 5-6124 PENTRY & cement work - Roofing & fence building. Experienced, reas. Ph. KE 2-5426 or free est. NELING, DIVIDERS, BARS statios, Cabinets. ADAMS house to house repairs. JE 4-0722. Schools and Instruction PRACTICAL NURSING HOSPITAL TRAINING MEN 18-65 can earn as you趴. High school not required. Day & evening classes. Apply in person to qualify NURSES TRAINING INSTITUTE 4016 W. Commonwealth Fullerton LA 5-7521 NO Instructions in your home beginners & Advanced. Gwen a Counte, PR 6-1295. Male Help Wanted HARDINGE CHUCKER TEACHER would like babysitter 5 days week. Permanent. Must have own transportation. Call KE 8-1569. STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS needs 2 part time & 2 full time ladies. Car nec. LI 4-5390. BOOKKEEPER, experienced in all phases A/R A/P & Payroll Type and general office work Phone TW 7-3288. NEED BABY SITTER - My home. 5 day week. 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.Call KE 2-4038 aft. 5. WAITRESS & KITCHEN HELP Exp. only. Apply 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. 1430 W. Culver. KE 2-2250 WAITRESS WANTED Experienced. Neat appearing Apply in Person ... SNACK SHOP NO. 5 513 E, Chapman, Orange TYPISTS for home addressing.Type letter giving two refs phone no., make of typewriter.Must have transportation.Write Dept. O, 7525 Orange-thorpe Ave., Buena Park. STENOS TYPE - 45-50. Age 19-35. 6 mo.residency.$200 mo. AMERICAN EAGLE EMPLYMENT AGENCY 1414 S.Main.S.A. 457-7474 17 Situations Wanted —Male ARTHUR HOME SERVICE Clean, Wax, Shampoo Kitchens, Baths, Windows.KE 8-8974. 19 Situations Wanted —Female WILL iron for anyone in my home.Prompt service.$1 per hour.TW 7-1871. BOOKKEEPER experienced in all phases A/R A/P & Payroll.Type & general office work.Phone TW 7-3288. CHILD CARE MY HOME By week.KE 2-5105. WILL DO IRONING in my home.$85 an hour.KE 2-5137 22 Child Care CHILD CARE in my home.Hot lunch fenced yard. Children all ages.Lic. Stanton area.$98-2797. PINK BUNNY PRE SCHOOL Calif.State Licensed 12012 Willamette St.Westm.TW 7-2159 CHILD care by graduate nurse infant or toddler.License 3975,554-5300. EXP. Child care in my home.Hot lunches,naps & snacks.Fenced yd.Eastgate Lls.,3813 TW 7-3779 FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN 4½ yrs. age.min.-$24 mo.Classes equivalent to first grade Olive Christian School 16051 Lincoln, Olive.632-0514 25 Money to Loan Need Money??? "Borrow on Your 1000 YDS. 25c A YD.Reg.$1.00 YD.4 YDS.$1.85Reg.$1.25 YD.4 YDS.$2.20REG.$5.95 YD.WOOLS$1.75 YD.These materials are presented for sale once a week & sold on a first come serve basis. EVERY FRI STARTING SEPT. 79 a.m.to 12 Noon only 501 W.Maple,Bldg.E,Orange1 blk.No.of Chapman on Pixley DEALERS WELCOME TOO! AIR conditioner, 17,000 BTU Coldspot, used 1 unit, has guarantee.Call 897-7826. AUTOETTE 508 E.AlMOND KE 8-4017 STUDY desk $20.Colonial couch.$145.both excellent condition.TA 8-5666. NEW SURFBOARDS $6510861 BEACH BLVD.stANTON HEAVY 3 pty stainless steel Brand new waterless cookware set.$44.LA 1-1488. I MUST SACRIFICE & complete rooms of furniture incl.large refriger.,36" range,saw,waterer,9 pce.living rms.group;compl bdrm.s & dining rm.Take all or part.My balance is $468.28.Pay only $5.50 per wk.See at HUB,500 W.Center,ANAHEIM 53 Home Furn 3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE $188 INCLUDES: • Divan & Matching Club Chair • End Tables & Decorator Lamps • Dinette-Table & 4 Chairs • Bedroom Set-Double Dresser-Mirror-Headboard $5 DELIVERS $2.02 per week OPEN DAILY 9 a.m.to 9 p.m.Saturday till 5:30 p.m.Never On Sunday SELECT FURNITURE In ORANGE 121 So.Glassell In SANTA ANA 609-13 W.Worth St. McMAHANS NEW Patio Lights.set of 7 lights$3.88Chaise Lounge.grn & wht...$8.88Lawn Chairs...$8.887 pc.Umbrarel.Set:4 chairstable and cover...$9.9910* Electric fans...$7.88Bar-b-cue Brazer...$11.8818* Reel Power Mower4 cycle H.P.Briggs& Stratton Mtr..$9.9920* Rotary Mower2½ H.P.Briggs& Stratton Mtr..$7.99Air Conditioners $800 B.T.U.I88.88Air Conditioners $6200 B.T.U.I89.992251 W.Ball Rd.AnaheimPR 2-2400 2 MAPLESend tables, 2 Colonial lamps.Nearly new.Very Reas.PR 2-1425. STOVE.refrig.twin B.R.set.end NURSES TRAINING INSTITUTE 4016 W. Commonwealth Fullerton LA 5-7521 NO Instructions in your home beginners & Advanced. Gwen a Counte, PR 6-1295. Male Help Wanted HARDINGE CHUCKER MACHINIST man only. Top wages & benefits. Apply in person. Knudsen Engineering Inc. 15 E. Oranggethorpe, Anaheim TR 1-0528 PERIENCED Service Station attendant. BAKER'S SIGNAL STATION. 201 N. Glassell. PRECISION SHEET METAL MEN DSE tolerance. 5 yrs. experience. Age - open. $3.50 hr. & per hour plus. AMERICAN EAGLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY S. Main, S.A. 547-7474 Female Help Wanted MODELS—HOSTESSES "Furniture Fashion Exposition." Aft. or Eve., 6 hrs., $22 daily. Ages 18-27. No experience required. Miss Adams for info. And appt. KE 1-1211 (10-10). WOMEN Free Cosmetics phone 772-9452 Between 8-12 MODELING W classes formatting. Limited number of enrollments. Private school. Charm & Modeling classes for all ages. Children, teenage & adults. On the job training. Photog. Modeling. Imp modeling and publicity. More info. Call PR 6-0747. FASHION MODELING AGENCY. 901 W. Ball Rd., Anaheim Need Extra Money? experience necessary. Ladies telephone work in your own time. Extra good pay. Work hours you choose. Call 2-3062. HT Housekeeper-baby sitter day wk. 8:15 to 2:15. Hardy school district. 665 N. Handy. 2-3062. Male Help Wanted HARDINGE CHUCKER MACHINIST man only. Top wages & benefits. Apply in person. Knudsen Engineering Inc. 15 E. Oranggethorpe, Anaheim TR 1-0528 PERIENCED Service Station attendant. BAKER'S SIGNAL STATION. 201 N. Glassell. PRECISION SHEET METAL MEN DSE tolerance. 5 yrs. experience. Age - open. $3.50 hr. & per hour plus. AMERICAN EAGLE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY S. Main, S.A. 547-7474 Female Help Wanted MODELS—HOSTESSES "Furniture Fashion Exposition." Aft. or Eve., 6 hrs., $22 daily. Ages 18-27. No experience required. Miss Adams for info. And appt. KE 1-1211 (10-10). WOMEN Free Cosmetics phone 772-9452 Between 8-12 MODELING W classes formatting. Limited number of enrollments. Private school. Charm & Modeling classes for all ages. Children, teenage & adults. On the job training. Photog. Modeling. Imp modeling and publicity. More info. Call PR 6-0747. FASHION MODELING AGENCY. 901 W. Ball Rd., Anaheim Need Extra Money? experience necessary. Ladies telephone work in your own time. Extra good pay. Work hours you choose. Call 2-3062. HT Housekeeper-baby sitter day wk. 8:15 to 2:15. Hardy school district. 665 N. Handy. 2-3062. EXP. Child care in my home. Hot lunches, naps & snacks. Fenced yd. Eastgate Liz., 3813 TW 7-3779 FULL DAY KINDERGARTEN 4½ yrs. age.min.-$24 mo. Classes equivalent to first grade Olive Christian School 16051 Lincoln, Olive., 633-0514 25 Money to Loan Need Money??? "Borrow on Your Home" CALL E.F.PERNARD Realtor. LA 1-6511 PRIVATE FUNDS PVT.local funds available for first or second Trust Deed.Mr. Stephens 530-2405 or LI 4-6057. FHA 5¼% LOAN ALSO 1ST & 2ND TD LOANS HOME OWNERS TRUST CO. 13151 BROOKHURST,G.G. JE 4-7306 31 Pets COCKER & POODLE GROOMING.Cooker pups AKC LE 9-2790 SMALL Fawn and white Chihuahua, 8 weeks, AKC.$50. LE 9-8226 AKC Toy Poodle pups, 6 weeks old and up, white.Reasonable.Also stud service.TW 3-2851. GREAT DANE puppies, 6 wks.AKC Fawn champ.blood lines.Show or pet.KE 8-1928. MACHERSPOOLE KENNELS Puppies — Choice Colors — Champion Stud Service — Professional grooming — Boarding, 7102 Kenmore Ln., Stanton.TA 8-2024 FREE full grown white tomcat, looking for good home with Adults.Quiet, wall-mannered.Call PR 4-6912 after 9:30 and weekends. 35 Nursery Stock Specimen Trees and Shrubs Complete Nursery Service Botts Nursery 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. "Our Business Is Growing" Lawn Chairs 7 pc.Umbrella Set,4 chairs table and cover...59.99 10* Electric fans...7.88 Bar-b-cue Brazer...11.88 18* Reel Power Mower 4 cycle 8 HR.Briggs & Stratton Mtr..89.99 20* Rotary Mower 24 H.P.Briggs & Stratton Mtr..79.99 Air Conditioners 5800 B.T.U.I 188.88 Air Conditioners 6200 B.T.U.I 209.99 2251 W.Ball Rd.Anaheim PR' 2-2400 2 MAPLE end tables, 2 Colonial lamps.Nearly new.Very Reas.PR 2-1425. 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