anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-29

INSTALL PHYSICIANS — Annual installation of officers of the Orange County Osteopathic Society at the Water Wheel Restaurant in Anaheim saw Mahlon Lee McKay, D.O., of Fullerton (second from right) receive gavel from installing officer David Payne, D.O., of Huntington Beach. Dr. McKay assumed office from A. Robert West. CC Prof To Do Graduate Work James W. Utter, Jr., associate professor of history at Chapman College since 1945, has been granted a sabbatical leave for the 1969-1960 academic year to do post - graduate work. Professor Utter plans to spend it possible for me to devote an entire year to additional and intensive study in my field," Professor Utter said. Professor Utter will be studying next year with one of his present students — Merwin Griffiths, Air Force Major who will receive his CC Prof To Do Graduate Work James W. Utter, Jr., associate professor of history at Chapman College since 1945, has been granted a sabbatical leave for the 1959-1960 academic year to do post - graduate work. Professor Utter plans to spend the year in residence at Claremont, to do graduate study in the field of American history at the Associated Colleges. He received his A.B. degree from Chapman in 1929 and his M.A. from U.S.C. in 1945. "I appreciate the college's mak ing it possible for me to devote an entire year to additional and intensive study in my field," Professor Utter said. Professor Utter will be studying next year with one of his present students — Merwin Griffiths, Air Force Major who will receive his A.B. from Chapman this June and who will be retiring after 20 years of service. Nearly one out of six married women under the age of 45 in the U.S. bore a child in each of the past five years. Around 1940, the corresponding ratio was nearly one in eight. CUT RATE HAIRCUTS 1.25 WHY PAY MORE? Topper’s Barber Shop Ball Road & R. Los Angeles Bl. (Market Basket) WACS Going to Hawaii Again Hawaii may officially be the 50th state at about the same time as it welcomes its first tachment of Wacs since War II. According to an Army nouncement which predates the cent statehood vote in Congress, Women’s Army Corps detach is scheduled to arrive on the lands next summer. Its members are slated for clerical and administrative duties at Fort Shaw near Honolulu, at the Headquarters of the U.S. Army, Pacific. While many eligible residents of the Islands have become bers of the Women’s Army Corps during the years, no WAC department has been assigned since the close of the war. In large numbers have served fortunately in Japan since 1945. PRESERVE Coupons Redeemable at SAFEWAY STORES KRAFT PRESERVE Coupons Redeemable at DOW'S SUPERETTE Brookhurst and Lincoln KRAFT PRESERVE Coupons Redeemable at MAYFAIR MARKETS KRAFT PRESERVE Coupons Redeemable at ALLISON'S MARKET 355 So. 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The American Way of Life means well - heated homes and offices, which mean solid comfort, but add up to a lot of parched and dry skin for most American women. Moisture balm to the rescue! And rescue you it will — from over - dry skin with a drawn dry feeling. Many moisturizers have the added advantage of imparting hormones to the skin. These little hard-working agents immediately plump - up the tissues, aiding them to retain moisture, thereby creating a youthful looking skin, also thereby eliminating and avoiding many a wrinkle. Character lines are another thing entirely. PC Alums To Attend Annual College Dinner Pomona College alumni of the Anaheim area will join other Pomona College alumni and friends of Orange County at the annual Pomona College dinner, tonight. The buffet dinner, to be held at The Palms, 1019 E. Orange-thorpe, Anaheim, will be served at 7 p.m. after the social hour at 6 p.m. The program will have as its speaker, Dr. Carl L. Baumann, professor of German and chairman of the department at Pomona College. The subject of his talk will be "Germany — Between East and West". The meeting is being planned by the directors of the Pomona College Alumni Club of Orange County, which includes Mrs. Lee Hollenbeck, of Anaheim. United Cerebral Shows Imminent The 1958 report of United Cerebral Palsy's Research and Educational Foundation indicates that major breakthroughs in the field of cerebral palsy are not only possible but may happen in the near future. This is according to T. Theodore Schoppie, president UCP of Orange County. Dr. Schoppie said the latest port, received by the local UCP affiliates today, notes that several important findings in research show considerable promise in terminating the causes of cerebral palsy, finding methods of prevention and improving current treatment. Among these findings is a series of studies directed toward treatment of maternal and paternal conditions. New Wing at Good Shepherd Home In Terra Bella To Be Dedicated The dedication date for the completion of a new wing at the Good Shepherd Home for mentally retarded children at Terra Bella, Calif., is scheduled for May 10 at 2:30. The children will be present at the dedication. They won't realize what "dedication" means, but they will know this is something special for them. Just as proud will be the members of the Good Shepherd Home Auxiliary, who recently contributed $13,000 to help finance the construction of the new wing. A record attendance is expected at the dedication. A special train has been chartered to cumulate the new wing. With a membership of 4,000, extending into 15 western states, the women adopted a $850 goal for 1959, aimed to provide furnishings and equipment for the new wing. To aid the Home materially, the Auxiliary sponsors many seasonal projects and also maintains a Gift Shop in Anaheim, but depends mostly on the prayers of all Christian people and the 4,000 Christian women to guide the destiny of these mentally retarded children. Mrs. Arnold Otte and Mrs. Hry Bamesberger, both of Anaheim serve on the executive board of California Unit. In addition, she WACS Going to Hawaii Again Hawaii may officially become the 50th state at about the same time as it welcomes its first department of Wacs since World War II. According to an Army announcement which predates the recent statehood vote in Congress, a women's Army Corps detachment scheduled to arrive on the Islands next summer. Its members are slated for clerical and administrative duties at Fort Shafter, or Honolulu, at the Headquarter of the U.S. Army, Pacific. While many eligible residents of islands have become members of the Women's Army Corps during the years, no WAC detachment has been assigned there once the close of the war. Wacs large numbers have served continuously in Japan since 1945. Many moisturizers have the added advantage of imparting hormones to the skin. These little hard-working agents immediately plump - up the tissues, aiding them to retain moisture, thereby creating a youthful looking skin. Also thereby eliminating and avoiding many a wrinkle. Character lines are another thing entirely. No one should wish to go through life with a bland expressionless face. The look to strive for is a well - cared for, moist looking complexion; one with an enviable radiance. One that a wisely and regularly used moisture balm can bring about. Dear Iris Lynne: Is it true that two - pieced swim suits will be in vogue again this year? Mrs. G.C. Dear Mrs. G.C.: It is indeed true that two - pieced swim suits are already in Vogue this year, and also in Charm, Glamour, and Harpers Bazaar. Pardon the pun, but you really will see lots of these suits this year as well as short, some - skin-above - the waist-showing tops for shorts and even for wearing with skirts. Write to Iris Lynne in care of this paper. A record attendance is expected at the dedication. A special train has been chartered to cumulate at least 300 people to this event from the Southern California area. The Good Shepherd Lutheran Home of the West, located at Terra Bella, is a non - profit corporation for the housing, care and instruction of mentally retarded children who will never be able to live as you and I. At the Home, they are able to receive training which often gives them an opportunity to more nearly enjoy a normal life. Children of all creeds are accepted, but due to lack of facilities, only 36 can be served in their first unit. Another unit is urgently needed to accommodate those on the waiting list. The Good Shepherd Home Auxiliary has had an active role in 'Little Lulacs' Made Official At Banquet In a combined effort of the Aheim Lulac Council No. 316 to the "Little Lulacs" of Anaheim, installation and initiation banquet was held at Carpenter's Hall. Affair marked the official form of the "Little Lulacs." Twenty-five members were initiated and the officers installed. The "youngsters" served a lilious banquet to more than a persons present. Joe O'Campo, Lulac West Co. organizer, welcomed the "Lulacs" and made a special roid reminding them that they were the first of their kind in the organization. O'Campo further stressed the role which they must fulfill in order to make this organization a valuable one. The primary factor of this organization is to help curb juvenile delinquency. O'Campo assured audience that there is no sothing, and concluded that phrasing should read "adult dequency." you buy Kraft Peach Preserves (Use coupon below) Preserves are so Fresh-Fruit Good bet's special "quick-cooking" method that the flavor of fresh-picked peaches. Buy this special offer lasts. Clip and take your grocer's today. SAVE 15¢ WHEN YOU BUY KRAFT PEACH PRESERVES Name___ Address___ City___ Zone___ State___ This coupon void unless signed by customer. Limit—one coupon to a family. Offer expires June 30, 1959 United Cerebral Palsy Research shows Imminent Major Advances 1958 report of United Cerebral Palsy's Research and Education Foundation indicates that breakthroughs in the field cerebral palsy are not only possible the virtual elimination of kernicterus as a serious problem in cerebral palsy. Clinical Program Another development, according to the report, is the clinical application of basic research findings which now makes it possible for the neurosurgeon to remove subdural hematomas relatively soon after their occurrence in order to eliminate the resulting brain damage. Dr. Schoppe said the report further shows that, because cerebral palsy is outside of the boundaries of a socialised cure, the universal goal of all research in cerebral palsy is to provide a means or a series of means, of prevention. Because the task is urgent and one which involves virtually every technique employed by medical scientists to date, United Cerebral Palsy and its Research and Educational Foundation are placing more and more emphasis on basic and applied research and training of professional personnel. The report notes that in 1958, United Cerebral Palsy awarded 60 grants and Fellowships and 58 training scholarships. Since its founding in 1949 United Cerebral Palsy has invested nearly $4,000,000 in research and training grants. Mothers to Be Guests This Saturday at Whittier College Whittier College will honor mothers of students at the annual Whittier College mother's day program from the dance instruction classes of the college. Paul Woods, son of Paul E. Woods, 9932 Gaymont Ave., has been elected president of the sophomore class at Pepperdine College for the next school year. Woods is a freshman biology major at Pepperdine. He was graduated from Anaheim High School. Donald Ray Porath, anthropology major at Mexico City college, has been named to the Dean's honor list for the fourth time. To be on the list signifies that the student has maintained a high scholastic average for a minimum of two quarters. Porath is the son of Mrs. Virginia Hetrick, 1100 Hermosa Dr., Anaheim. The Alpha Gamma Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma heard a report of the Chapter's interest in educational processes in Korea at their regular meeting held at the Santa Ana home of Miss Gertrude Amling, Miss Elizabeth Dickerson of Anaheim, president, conducted the meeting. Mrs. J. Maria Pierce, an educator from Pasadena and a state past president of Delta Kappa Gamma, was speaker. Marriage licenses have been issued to George E. Strachan of 1635 Chateau Pl., Anaheim, and Bernice E. Demaree of Santa Ana; and George Lautenschlager, Jr. of Garden Grove and Toni J. Gray of 1537 Hampstead, Anaheim. Mothers to Be Guests This Saturday at Whittier College Whittier College will honor mothers of students at the annual Whittier College mother's day program, Saturday. A total of 700 mothers and students are expected to be present. 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