anaheim-gazette 1956-10-11

Fighting Fish In Canada In Western Canada anglers call these Northern pike "jackfish", but whatever the name, they're big, fighting beauties. The pair displayed by this fisherman at Lake Waskesiu in Prince Albert-National Park, Saskatchewan, weigh 9½ and 15½ pounds. Canada abounds in fine fishing waters. [Photo from Canadian Government Travel Bureau] St. Jude Guild of Names Committee The St. Jude Hospital held its first meeting of the 1957 season on Monday, at the La Habra Woman's provement Club House. Imately 150 members attended the noon luncheon which planned by Mrs. Leonardson, hospitality chairmen tables were decorated with bowls of gold and rust chrysanthemums and gold boo. Mrs. Richard Gooden and her committee from the Habra Woman's club was responsible for serving the men. Mrs. Henry Pullman, president of the Guild, presided at the business meeting which fled the luncheon. She announced Mrs. E. L. Van Cleave he appointed as the new treasurer and Mrs. Ross Turner serve as financial secretary the coming year. The four board members were also introduced: Mrs. William Lea 1st vice-president; Mrs. Flour, 2nd vice-president; E. W. Kirkpatrick, 3rd vice-president; Mrs. Robert Raad vice-president; Mrs. William Ahan, recording secretary; Mrs. William C. Cumming responding secretary. Committee chairmen were sented and after making announcements, introduced co-chairmen, who are: pro al, Mrs. Walter Greenfield; Mrs. Lester Semans; memb Mrs. E. W. Kirkpatrick; and J. G. Jonason; hospitality Leonard Matson; hospitalteers Mrs. Angelo Farnan IKE-DAY CHAIRMEN SET PLANS—Chairman Jim Reynolds of Pasadena gets assist from Co-Chairman Mrs. Valley Knudsen as plans for Southern California celebration of "IKE DAY" are being consummated for Oct. 13, the eve of President Eisenhower's birthday. CIGARET-SMOKING SMOG INSTRUMENT gets light from Dr. Alexander Goetz of Caltech, who developed it with funds granted by the Air Pollution Foundation. Smoke disappears entirely as its particles are gathered and sorted by the devices. Designed to inhalate and classify particles in the air which reduce visibility, the unique instrument is one of many being used at Stanford Research Institute in South Pasadena where seven major agencies are combining efforts to eliminate smog. CIGARET-SMOKING SMOG INSTRUMENT gets light from Dr. Alexander Goetz of Caltech, who developed it with funds granted by the Air Pollution Foundation. Smoke disappears entirely as its particles are gathered and sorted by the device. Designed to inhale and classify particles in the air which reduce visibility, the unique instrument is one of many being used at Stanford Research Institute in South Pasadena where seven major agencies are combining efforts to eliminate smog. NOW! Personal Check imprinted at no cost to you Customers of California Bank may now have stub-on-end personal checks of this bank imprinted with name and address at no charge. Alkheim Office 205 E. Center Street St. Jude Guild Names Committees The St. Jude Hospital Guild held its first meeting of the 1956-1957 season on Monday, Oct. 8, at the La Habra Woman's Improvement Club House. Approximately 150 members attended the noon luncheon which was planned by Mrs. Leonard Matson, hospitality chairman. The tables were decorated with low bowls of gold and rust colored chrysanthemums and golden bamboo. Mrs. Richard Goodpasture and her committee from the La Habra Woman's club were responsible for serving the meal. Mrs. Henry Pullman, president of the Guild, presided at the short business meeting which followed the luncheon. She announced that Mrs. E. L. Van Cleave had been appointed as the new treasurer and Mrs. Ross Turner would serve as financial secretary for the coming year. The following board members were also introduced; Mrs. William Le Veeke, vice-president; Mrs. Peter Clour, 2nd vice-president; Mrs. W. Kirkpatrick, 3rd vice-president; Mrs. Robert Raab, 4th vice-president; Mrs. William Lenhan, recording secretary, and Mrs. William C. Cummings, corresponding secretary. Committee chairmen were presented and after making brief announcements, introduced their chairmen, who are: provision-men, Mrs. Walter Greenfield and Mrs. Lester Semans; membership, Mrs. E. W. Kirkpatrick, and Mrs. G. Jonason; hospitality, Mrs. Leonard Matson; hospital volunteer-men, Mrs. Angela Formula and Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. Abbott C. Lindsey, and Mrs. Robert Cathey; hospital sewing, Mrs. Vernon H. Corey and Mrs. Frank Escalle; gift shop sewing, Mrs. George Sleight and Mrs. John Lehne; year book, Mrs. Lester Walnwright and Mrs. V. G. Ryland; service hours, Mrs. Daniel Rooney and Mrs. H. E. Crosby Jr.; notices, Mrs. Wendell G. Thayer; work day, Mrs. Donald Frink and Mrs. Fred Gorman; amenities, Mrs. Wilson Phelps; name plates, Mrs. Arthur Ferree, and reservations, Mrs. Harold Mustoe and Mrs. Robert Cathey. Mrs. Angelo Ferraris announced that Reverand Mother Felix and Mother Lewis, of St. Joseph of Orange, would attend the November meeting and give more details of the February, 1957, opening of the St. Jude Hospital. Mrs. Donald Frink urged all interested members to attend the monthly work meeting held the last Tuesday of the month at the La Habra Woman's Club House. The new provisional and patroness members were welcomed into the Guild membership. The meeting was adjourned after the closing prayer was given by Miss Marcelina Arroues. 3 New Hi-Y Clubs Organized Here Tuesday night, Sept. 25 was Hi-Y Club night at the Anaheim YMCA, according to Steve Holden, boy's work secretary. The sign up was a success with three Hi-Y Clubs organized to begin activities. One of the clubs had previously elected officers as follows: Mrs. Chester Morgan, Mrs. Abbott C. Lindsey, and Mrs. Robert Cathey; hospital sewing, Mrs. Vernon H. Corey and Mrs. Frank Escalle; gift shop sewing, Mrs. George Sleight and Mrs. John Lehne; year book, Mrs. Lester Walnwright and Mrs. V. G. Ryland; service hours, Mrs. Daniel Rooney and Mrs. H. E. Crosby Jr.; notices, Mrs. Wendell G. Thayer; work day, Mrs. Donald Frink and Mrs. Fred Gorman; amenities, Mrs. Wilson Phelps; name plates, Mrs. Arthur Ferree, and reservations, Mrs. Harold Mustoe and Mrs. Robert Cathey. Mrs. Angelo Ferraris announced that Reverand Mother Felix and Mother Lewis, of St. Joseph of Orange, would attend the November meeting and give more details of the February, 1957, opening of the St. Jude Hospital. Mrs. Donald Frink urged all interested members to attend the monthly work meeting held the last Tuesday of the month at the La Habra Woman's Club House. The new provisional and patroness members were welcomed into the Guild membership. Marked declines in mortality rates, coupled with a lower birth rate and reduced immigration of young adults have resulted in slightly more than a four-fold increase since the turn of the century—from 3 million to over 14 million—in the number of Americans over 65. During this same period, the population as a whole has doubled. On a percentage basis, 9 percent of all U.S citizens today are past 65, compared with 4 percent in 1900, as seen in the graph above.Remarkable advances in medicine, including new drugs and medications, bring promise that the over-65 age group will increase even more in the years ahead. It has been estimated by 1975 we will have 26 citizens 65 years old or older. But there is evidence of pessimism about the prospect of the aged, according to Four president George Bugbee cent study by the Twentieth Century Fund, he said, showing while in 1890 every 100 supported 142 dependents it is estimated that ever workers will be supported more than 114 to 125 depended And since the over-65 share in the ever-growing national prosperity, Mr. added,"the financing of no productive years after age 65 become less and less an burden to the nation." than, recording secretary, and mrs. William C. Cummings, corresponding secretary. Committee chairmen were prented and after making brief announcements, introduced their chairmen, who are: provisioner, Mrs. Walter Greenfield and mrs. Lester Semans; membership, mrs. E. W. Kirkpatrick, and Mrs. G. Jonason; hospitality, Mrs. Bonard Matson; hospital voluners, Mrs. Angelo Ferraris and mrs. Chester Adams; tray favers, Mrs. Martin Echeto and Mrs. S. Chambers; library, Mrs. Nigar E. Struve and Mrs. Ceell new, and ways and means, Mrs. obert Raab. Other important committees consist of gift shop, Mrs. Houck tiller, chairman, and Mrs. R. F. uthrie, Mrs. Mario Montemurro, 3 New Hi-Y Clubs Organized Here Tuesday night, Sept. 25 was Hi-Y Club night at the Anaheim YMCA, according to Steve Holden, boy's work secretary. The sign up was a success with three Hi-Y Clubs organized to begin activities. One of the clubs had previously elected officers as follows: president, Terry Brown; vice president, Doug Stanton; secretarytreasurer, John Easton. Orlo Fast and Bill Vetter are serving as advisors to this club. Paul McCliester is another experienced Hi-Y club advisor and is working with a group of sophomore boys. Many interesting project ideas were presented to the Hi-Y boys. INVITING THE UNDERTAKER- Since the older driver has not dimmed his bright lights, destim your prove that two tools create light as much hazard as one. Youth in Industry Day will take place Oct. 24, with youth taking part in business concerns. The companies participating are Excelsior Creamery, Menasha Con­ainer, Kwikset Locks, and Disney­land. Another project is Youth and Government whe­chool youths assume mental positions in capitol. Bob Hathcoock Kenwood St., Anaheim ing as boys' chairman and government. It's Bonanza time at Buil­ For several weeks we've been giving bo­ gorgeous new '56 Buicks. But at the rat­ it's only a matter of days. So why procrastinate—when you can own ahead Buick—at today's low Buick prices? Why wait—when today's fast and furious permit us to give you every penny your worth on today's high used-car market? To clinch the case, your money brings you fresh-as-the-future styling, high-compressi­ room, handling, heft. Plus that terrific new Variable Bitch Since the other driver has not dimmed his bright lights, dest dim yours. Prove that two fuels create twice as much hazard as one. W! al Checks no California Bank POST INBUKANCE CORPORATION Barney W. Jordan Manager So why procrastinate—when you can own ahead Buick—at today's low Buick prices? Why wait—when today's fast and furious permit us to give you every penny your worth on today's high used-car market? To clinch the case, your money brings you fresh-as-the-future styling, high-compressional room, handling, heft. Plus that terrific new Variable Pitch Dynaful brimful of split-second safety-response, lubricated lightning. Honor bright, you'll never make a smarter it today. *New Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow is the only Dyna builds today. It is standard on Roadmaster, Super and optional at modest extra cost on the Special. It's a great time to buy a Built AIRCONDITIONING at a COOL NEW LOW PRICE If cool, Shere, dehumidifies. Get 4-Sensor Comfort in your new Buick with genuine FRIGIDAIZE CONDITIONING WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES STEFFY BU 410 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Less Dependent Information Foundation Distribution of Population by Age and States, 1900 and 1955 New Heliport Service Scheduled For Sat. and Sun. In order to accommodate the increased demands for scheduled helicopter passenger service from Orange County, Robert Hubley, Passenger Traffic Manager of Los Angeles Airways, announced that effective Oct. 1, Los Angeles Airways is adding new and additional flights on Saturdays and Sundays. These additional helicopter flights will give Orange County a total of 13 arrivals and departures a day, and is just one more step in Los Angeles Airways' objective to provide helicopter service that will fulfill the needs of the Orange County travelers. With direct helicopter connections at the Los Angeles International Airport, Orange County is on the airline map of the world and is closer to the International Airport than persons living or working in downtown Los Angees. Passenger helicopter service is from the Anaheim Heliport and/or Santa Ana Heliport. The Anaheim-Disneyland Heliport is located on the portheast corner of Disneyland. Entrance to Heliport is through the special Heliport Gate on the west side of Harbor Boulevard. The Santa Ana-Orange Heliport is located in Santiago Park. Entrance to Heliport is east on the heliport road at the intersection of Santiago Avenue, Owens Drive and Parker. All flights are operated with luxurious seven passenger Sikorsky S-55 helicopters, which also carry air mail and express. The time between Anaheim/Disneyland and the L. A. Airport is only 20 minutes. Due to low strawberry prices, many second-year berries in Orange County were disksed under. Citrus outlook for 1957, Riverside County, was good in late July, 80 POLITICAL ADV. We say... for the things that count... COURAGE ABILITY INTEGRITY and Government whereby high school youths assume governmental positions in the state capitol. Bob Hathcock of 1202 Kenwood St., Anaheim, is serving as boys' chairman of Youth and government. We say... for the things that count... COURAGE ABILITY INTEGRITY HANZLIK AS OUR ASSEMBLYMAN Hanzlik for Assembly Committee ... Tom Gowen, Chairman a time at Buick Dealers! GREAT TIME FOR BONANZA BUYS (You get a triple Bonanza in today's Buick) we've been giving bonanza buys on Buicks. But at the rate they're going, days. e—when you can own today's year's low Buick prices? today's fast and furious Buick sales you every penny your present car is high used-car market? Bonanza Trade-in Allowance —because your present car is at its peak value right now. And because — with Buick so solidly set as America's No. 3 Best Seller — our bigger sales volume permits us to make you an even better trade-in allowance. Bonanza Buy Buick prices start right next to those of the smaller cars. But those Buick dollars buy you a whale of a lot more auto-mobile — more room, more power thrill, when you can own today's years' low Buick prices? today's fast and furious Buick sales you every penny your present car is high used-car market? our money brings you all of Buick's styling, high-compression power, ride, Variable Pitch Dynaflow*—packed and safety-response, and smooth as never: make a smarter move. Make ch Dynaflow is the only Dynaflow Buick on Roadmaster, Super and Century—just on the Special. Buick Bonanza Buy Buick prices start right next to those of the smaller cars. But those Buick dollars buy you a whale of a lot more auto-mobile—more zoom, more power thrill, more styling freshness, more ride stability, more solidity of structure—the Best Buick Yet. Bonanza Resale A Buick always resells high. But the '56 Buick will bring you even more money when you trade it because it carries today's new Variable Pitch Dynaflow.* It's the most advanced transmission yet developed—and the only one that breaks with the past to bring you the switch-pitch performance and gas savings of the modern plane's variable pitch propellers. Buick Century 6-Passenger 4-Door Riviera P.S. We have some especially good buys right now on the high-powered Century and the extra-spacious Super. Better see 'em real soon! WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM FY BUICK COMPANY ,, Anaheim KE 3-1341 We Are Closed Sundays