anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-11

YOUNG HISTORICAL TREE—Dorothy Dees, last semester's editor of the prize-winning campus newspaper at Santa Ana College, checks growth of new ginkgo tree with J. Russell Bruff, head of the SAC science department, which he planted as a possible replacement for historic campus tree. (SAC photo) New Ginkgo Trees to Protect Tradition of Don College Students; Believed to Be 'Old as Man' The name ginkgo tree has meaning on the Santa Ana College campus, whether referring to a cluster of small shoots or the state tree which has shaded Don students for many years. Northwest of the Student Union is a full-grown ginkgo tree, which grew originally on the ninth and Main street campus of the college before the present campus at 17th and Bristol Sts. was established. When the Main street site was purchased for Buffums' department store, sentimental tree lovers asked that it might be moved, and the tremendous task was completed by professional tree movers in 1949. The transplanting set back the tree and much dead wood has been cut out. Although it has leafed out and flowering plants, The fruit on the tree resembles a plum, and is orange yellow in color. The fruit contains a nut which is cleaned and eaten in China. The first site of the tree was where Santa Ana's early-day high school was located, later becoming the junior high school, and then the Willard Junior High School when the campus was divided a quarter-century ago. The junior college classes took over the site after the 1933 earthquake and the picturesque tree was a meeting place for many students. Hoag Fund Raising Benefit Scheduled Deadline for Anaheim Scouts Mountain camp is May 15. The Robert Bonseys are all the new parents in Anaheim. Son was born on May 8 at Fullerton Cottage hospital. Bonseys live at 820 North West. Expert TV service specializes home repair. Fair prices. KE Monday, May 31 is the date Newfoundland picnic. Slated Griffith Park, Los Angeles. The fair starts at 10 a.m. and around 4 p.m. with those attending reminded to bring their picnic lunch. For further information sons may call Mrs. Arnold Keystone 5-5115 after 5 p.m. Dottie Schumacher is now Palm Beauty Shop, 903 S. KE 5-4374. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker are being congratulated on the birth of their son at Seph hospital on May 9, Monday. Miss Sally Brown, freshman Immaculate Heart College Angeles, has the second lead role of Susan, in "Quality S" which will be given at the C on May 14, 15, and 17. She daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brown, 2108 Greeleaf, Santa A graduate of Marywood S Miss Brown was valedictorian her class and had the leading that of Elizabeth Bennett in senior play "Pride and Prejudice" Norwalk Hospital Open House Set The transplanting set back the tree and much dead wood has been cut out. Although it has leafed out again this spring, some question as to its eventual survival has been expressed by J. Russell Bruff, long time head of the SAC science department and botany instructor. So he decided to plant several new ginkgo trees as ultimate replacements in event the old tree dies, or as supplemental trees in any event. One of the new trees is planted in a small circular garden on the northwest side of Mr. Bruff's laboratory. Another is located on the edge of a nearby campus or orange grove. "If all goes well, these trees should be full grown in about 25 years," Bruff said. Legend of the Ginko Believed to be as old as man, the ginkgo tree comes from the Orient. It has fan shaped leaves which resemble the maidenhair fern. Some biologist believe that it is the "missing link" between ferns Hoag Fund Raising Benefit Scheduled The annual fund raising benefit for the Auxiliary to the Hoag Memorial Hospital, will be held on the anniversary of Florence Nightingale. May 12 between 2 and 5 p.m. at the Balboa Bay club. The date will also mark National Hospital Day. Feature of this Nightingale tea party will be the spring fashion whow by a leading store in Santa Ana with music and door awards among other attractions. The three chapters in the Auxiliary, Santa Ana, Laguna and Newport are sponsoring the benefit. Mrs. Howard Timmons of Santa Ana is general chairman. Three tea tables will be arranged with the hues in spring flowers to accent the centerpieces. 1913 41st Anniversary Year Commencement! TIME TO COMMENCE WITH Heirloom Sterling FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION* TIME TO COMMENCE WITH Heirloom Sterling FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION Time to start that service of solid silver ... to start building for permanence, for deep satisfaction, for glowing pride in a service of beautiful silver. Start with a piece, or a place setting, and add more on later birthdays, and special occasions. Heirloom Sterling is solid silver through and through, and will glow lovelier with use and loving care. 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Fragrant base for softening, lubricating skin as it clings those blemishes. At leading drug and toilet ters. If you have these age revealing brown blotches, you'll want clearer, lighter skins using ESOTERICA today. McCOY DRUG CO 100 W. Center KE 5-22 Here and There headline for Anaheim Girl s Mountain camp is May 15. p San Antonio registrations be opened to out-of-council Scouts after May 15. The Robert Bonseys are among new parents in Anaheim. Their was born on May 8 at the Barton Cottage hospital. The keys live at 820 North West St. pert TV service specialist in repair. Fair prices. KE 5-7840 Monday, May 31 is the date of the foundland picnic. Slated for with Park, Los Angeles. The afstarts at 10 a.m. and closes and 4 p.m. with those attending ended to bring their picnic. For further information permay call Mrs. Arnold Pape, stone 5-5115 after 5 p.m. Ottie Schumacher is now with Beauty Shop, 903 S. Palm. 5-4374. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker of 727 per Pl. are being congratulated the birth of their son at St. Johns hospital on May 9. Mothers Sally Brown, freshman at acculate Heart' College, Los eles, has the second lead, the of Susan, in "Quality Street" will be given at the College May 14, 15, and 17. She is the ighter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip wn, 2108 Greeleaf, Santa Ana. graduate of Marywood School, Brown was valedictorian of class and had the leading role, of Elizabeth Bennett in the or play "Pride and Prejudice". Norwalk Hospital en House Set the QQI store You Are Invited to Participate In a New Feature at the S. Q. R. Store A SELF IMPROVEMENT CLINIC Conducted by the Eminent Beauty Psychologist MME. LOUISE OF CHICAGO An advisor to the stars of stage and screen, she will give you sincere, personal advice on make-up . . fashion . . poise . . and diet. Bring your beauty problems to her. Consultations FREE following each lecture. Call KEystone 5-2847 for the best seat reservations. 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Each person attending is to bring their own table service for the refreshment per remont PTA old and new board members are meeting in the city tomorrow at 10 a.m. Potluck follow session. THESE HORRID AGE SPOTS* FADE THEM OUT shared brown spots on the surface of your and face until the world you're getting adored before you really are. Fade them away new ESOTERICA, that medicated cream that up masses of pigment on the skin, makes look white and young again. Equally effective on the face, neck and arms. Not a coral-up, on the skin-not on it. Pregnant, pregnant or softening, lubricating skin as it clears up problems. At leading drug and toiletry companies you have these age-revealing brown spots, so if you want clearer, lighter skin, begin ESOTERICA today. McCOY DRUG CO. 0 W. Center KE 5-2509 Cool garments for summer comfort. Made of cotton mesh material. Absorbs perspiration. Lightly boned front and back for extra support. Matching girdle. 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