oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-20

PAGE SIX KING'S DAUGHTER NEWS OF FULLERTON SCHOOL FAIR WILL OPEN NEW BLDG. The new Fullerton high school building containing the cafeteria, the home economics and the art departments is to be opened on Saturday, May 25, for the school fair. The second annual exhibit of work done in all the grammar schools of the district is to be held at that time. Ing addition to the cooking and sewing done by students of the grammar schools, the high school will have a large display in both of these lines. Visitors will be conducted by students and teachers, or allowed to wander at will through the many rooms of this splendid new structure. Because it will be open to the public for the first time, the high school expects numerous patrons of all the schools on that day. On entering the building, visitors will find the cooking and sewing rooms on the first floor, and a broad stairway leading to the art department. To the right are two beautiful kitchen laboratories with white tile floors and tables, each thoroughly equipped with cabinets, sink, stove and pantries. One interesting feature is the division of the noisy cooking room into nine little kitchenettes, giving each girl a chance to work under an arrangement as neatly homelike as the school can provide. There will be spread upon the tables of these rooms the most tempting edibles, breads, plates, salads and luscious cake. Exhibits of cooking are expected from Brenn, La Habra, Olinda, Yorba Linda and Fullerton grammar schools. To the left of the entrance of the new building are the three sewing extended largely for teaching millinery. Every grammar school in the district is to hang same beautiful articles of clothing, both machine and hand work, on these walls. The work of each school and each student is found. As the judges will not be local people, there will be no reason for concealing names. Ribbons denoting first, second and third prizes will be awarded pupils of each grade. Ribbons will also be awarded students of the high school class who display the best work. The school fair was a great success last year. Many patrons express surprise at well as售售 students. There is to be as well year, and also building which handsome, and years from now kindergarten en. PLAN MEET Definite arrival yesterday by the committee of Fullerton for at the meeting week from next special place whereby a wre remembrance of lerton who ma fice over seas. AUTO "BUR" Damage was office of the Fullerton 10 o'clock this driven by G. H ed over the c em smashing into driver lost con Ruffenmyer wi age. FULLERTON The Fullerton team defeated at Riverside in gerday afternoon. This was th e ton girls had Fullerton five games. KEISH IN The infant Alva Kernish ing at the hom eral service at the Loma Vila noon, Angus Mo or. Dr. and Mrs. the Santa Fe for parties will leave row. PRICES ARE DOWN TO PRE-WAR LEVEL Size Tire Tube 30x3½ $15.75 $2.55 33x4 $25.75 $3.70 Hartfords Are Good. TIRES Hartfords Are Good. TIRES Ask the man who uses them—All sizes at 145 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 464 LET STROUP'S MARKET bring happiness into the home by using only INSPECTED MEATS. Stroup's Market "The house of service" 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT— VAUDEVILLE NIGHT 4-Acts Standard Vaudeville 4-Acts From Best Circuits And Captivating EDITH ROBERTS in "The Unknown Wife" TONIGHT— VAUDEVILLE NIGHT 4-Acts Standard Vaudeville 4-Acts From Best Circuits And Captivating EDITH ROBERTS in “The Unknown Wife” Adults 35c; Children 15c; plus war tax. Saturday, May 21 CONWAY TEARLE In Elaine Sterne’s “THE ROAD OF AMBITION” Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax. GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT EILEEN PERCY in “The Blushing Bride” Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax. Saturday, May 21 Buck Jones In “THE ONE-MAN TRAIL” Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax. The Orange County Plain Dealer sed surprise at the beautiful sewing as well as seminary skill of the students. There is every reason for it to be as well worth visiting this year, and also a chance to see a building which should be just as handsome, and quite as useful eight years from now, when the tiniest kindergarten enters high school. PLAN MEMORIAL SERVICES Definite arrangements were made yesterday by the executive committee of Houser Bible class of Fullerton for memorial day services at the meeting of the bible class a week from next Sunday. There will be special patriotic arrangements whereby a wreath will be given in remembrance of every boy from Fullerton who made the supreme sacrifice over seas. AUTO "BURSTS INTO PRINT" Damage was inflicted upon the office of the Fullerton Tribune about 10 o'clock this morning when a car driven by G. H. Ruffenmeyer jumped over the curbing and sidewalk, smashing into the door, when the driver lost control of the car. Mr. Ruffenmyer will make good the damage. FULLERTON DEFEATS SHERMAN The Fullerton high school girls' team defeated the Sherman Indians at Riverside in a baseball game yesterday afternoon by a score of 10 to 1. This was the fifth game the Fullerton girls had played with the Indians. Fullerton winning four out of five. KEMISH INFANT SUCCUMBS The infant baby of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Kemish died early this morning at the home of its parents. Funeral service and interment were in the Loma Vine cemetery this afternoon, Angus McCulley, funeral director. Dr. and Mrs. Ha, left today over the Santa Fe for Yorkite Park. Other parties will leave for Josemite tomorrow. MANY BOND ISSUES PLANNED IN COUNTY Large sums of money soon to be spent in Orange-co on various public improvements are indicated of the prosperity of the community. If bond issues be decided upon at elections in the near future are passed by the people more than $1. SUPERINTENDENT OF INSTITUTE Charles A. Robinson of Santa Ana, has been chosen as superintendent of the Spanish-American Institute at Gardena, an industrial school maintained by the So. Calif. conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. He will assume his duties August 1. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. 2 1-2c Per Minute is what you pay for repair work on your car. Take it to a place where the workmen are not continually bothered and where accurate records are kept— R. G. ADAMS 121 No. Spadra Fullerton has a time clock device known as a Calculagraph which absolutely prevents your being charged for any work but that done on your car— A shop closed, except to owners whose cars are being repaired at the time, guarantees full attention of the mechanic to your job. HUDSON - ESSEX PARTICULARLY other makes too. Supervisors' Minutes The chairman appointed Supervisors Finley and Schumacher on the cemetery cleaning committee. Bids were opened for the improvement of Jeffery road bridge, in the Fifth road district. McCerean Bridge and Construction C.A., being the lowest responsible bidders, the contract was awarded to them. No bids being received for the Bay City school district bonds, the matter was continued to May 24, at 11 a.m. Map of Tract No. 166 was ordered received by the board, and same submitted to the city engineer of Orange. The chairman was authorized to approve bond on map of tract No. 158. Map of tract No. 165 was accepted as the official plotting of said tract. May of tract No. 108 was received by the board and same submitted to the city engineer of the City of Orangethorpe. An appropriation of $600 was made for salary of the Santiago Peak lookout, in Cleveland National Forest. Same to be made by demand. Contract for the improvement of Lyon street, was awarded to B. R. Ford, for the sum of $9550.16 for concrete road. Chairman appointed Supervisor Finley a committee of one to investigate railroad rates on oil. Further proceedings in the matter of drainage district improvement No. 2, resolution of intention No. 2, were ordered abandoned. S. P. RATE PLEA ON OIL TO BE FOUGHT Supervisor S. H. Finley and County Purchasing Agent F. W. Slabaugh today went to Los Angeles to attend a conference of purchasing agents for discussions in preparation for opposing before the railroad commission an application of the Southern Pacific company for elimination of the classification of road oil upon which freight rates have been established. The application has been made by F. W. Gomph, representing the railroad company. The freight rate between Los Angeles and Santa Ana is 10 1-2 cents on fuel oil and 6 1-2 cents a hundred pounds on road oil. The applicant wants to classify both grades as fuel oil, which would any work but that done on your car— A shop closed, except to owners whose cars are being repaired at the time, guarantees full attention of the mechanic to your job. 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