anaheim-gazette 1959-09-17

THIS IS A Woman's World DORIS LEE—SOCIAL - CLUB EDITOR Hospital Volunteers To Meet New Coordinator Sept. 25 All members of the Orange County General Hospital Volunteers are being invited to a Coffee Hour the morning of Sept. 25 so that they may meet the newly appointed coordinator of volunteer services at the hospital, Mrs. Chester R. Harris. The event will be at 10 a.m. in the Nurses Home Lounge on the hospital grounds. Mrs. Harris succeeds Mrs. Barbara Griffin, who is returning to the field of active nursing and will work in the hospital's new mental health unit. Bringing a number of years of experience in volunteer service work, Mrs. Harris began her duties at the County Hospital Sept. 1. She has spent some ten years as a Red Cross unit chairman in charge of training Gray Ladies. In this capacity, she worked on the reopening of a family clinic in Kingsville, Texas, which had been previously closed due to lack of personnel. On Oct. 1, she will receive a 600-hour pin in recognition of her social service work with the Navy Relief Society in Cherry Point, North Carolina; Miami, Fla.; Kingsville, Texas; and at El Toro. Her husband is a major in the Marine Corps. Mrs. Harris is welfare chairman for the Tustin Area Women's Club and Tustin Elementary School PTA and membership chairman for the Tustin Memorial School PTA. The Orange County General Hospital Volunteers still needs many more workers in the areas of child care, patient activities, receptionists, clerical help, and production. By 1960 Orange County General Hospital will have 1,100 beds. However the number of patients using the hospital is increasing. Anaheim Gazette Theatre Guild Meets; Members Entertained With One-Act Play Anaheim BPW Holds First Meet at Knott's The Anaheim Business Professional Women's Club their first meeting of the year in the Family Room Knott's Berry Farm on Wednesday evening of last week the president, Signa Hatfield siding. Guests introduced "Honey" Knuth, Margaret 1. She has spent some ten years as a Red Cross unit chairman in charge of training Gray Ladies. In this capacity, she worked on the reopening of a family clinic in Kingsville, Texas, which had been receptionists, clerical help, and production. By 1960 Orange County General Hospital will have 1100 beds. However the number of patients using the hospital is increasing. Theatre Guild Meets; Members Entertained With One-Act Play The one-act play "Anyone Can Play" was presented for the entertainment of members and guests at the general meeting of the Anaheim Theatre Guild. The meeting was held in the Fairmont School Barn, 1134 Mable St., Anaheim. "Anyone Can Play," a deligitful homespun comedy, was directed by Arch Sullard of Orange. The cast included Trudy Nelson, Maxine Johnson, Helen Anderson, Lubla Grover, Bette Brown, and Paul Scop. The main topic of discussion at the general meeting was the production of the Pulitzer prize winning play "Picnic." The Guild will present "Picnic" for the general public on October 2 and 3 at Loara School in Anaheim. For ticket reservations call LE 9-0875. Inquiries concerning the group ticket plan are invited. The plays "Goodbye My Fancy," "Big Knife," and "Boy Meets Girl," which the Guild will produce during the coming months, were also discussed at the meeting. Price PTA Sets Tea for Sept. 23 The Adelaide Price PTA will hold a welcome tea for mothers whose children are newcomers to Price School this fall, whether new to the district or transfers from other schools in Anaheim. The tea will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 3:30 p.m. in the kindergarten room. Baby sitting will be provided. Mrs. Wallace Wroten, hospitality chairman, is in charge of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Isaac Martin, tea committee chairman; Mmes. W. T. Anderson, Karl Hell and Vernon Van Veghel. Mothers are urged to come and meet PTA board members. Holds First Meet at Knott's The Anaheim Business Professional Women's Club their first meeting of the year in the Family Room Knott's Berry Farm on Wednesday evening of last week the president, Signa Hatfield siding. Guests introduced "Honey' Knuth, Margaret worth, Elsie Faulkner and A Crapo, both of La Habra, Webster, Mike Haan and Waldman. A delightful musical pre was the opening part of the ing. Mike Waldman playing selections on the accordion. A report of the Audie mond Memorial Cancer Fund new project of the club given, now having a total $22.40. The program for the event was in charge of the Memb and Emblem committees. Terry, membership chairman produced Ardyce Crapo, So Co District membership man, who used as the to her talk "Members and Me ship Committee" which is the importance of build stabilized membership the constant watch for good material. Evah Drennon, Emblem man, gave a short history Business and Professional men's Club, stating it was oldest and largest organizer the world expressly organi working women. B-PW wganized during World W through the request of the States government, the being to assist in the war through woman-power. Shon on to further explain the emblem and what each signifies. Alma Mahler, Emblem chairman, explains club Collect as she read line. The next meeting will Oct. 23 at the Home courtesy room at which WIDMARK COBB·LOUISE HOLLIMAN "THE TRAP" STARTS SUNDAY 2 Exciting Features "VERBOTEN" ... FORBIDDEN!! TRUE! SHOCKING! Also "The SPIDER" Unsurpassed Science Fiction Schooler! ADULTS 70c; JUNIORS 50c CHILDREN 25c SAT. & SUN. OONT. FROM 1:00 The tea will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 3:30 p.m. in the kindergarten room. Baby sitting will be provided. Mrs. Wallace Wroten, hospitality chairman, is in charge of arrangements, assisted by Mrs. Isaac Martin, tea committee chairman; Mmes. W. T. Anderson, Karl Hell and Vernon Van Veghel. Mothers are urged to come and meet PTA board members. The first PTA meeting of the year will be held Oct. 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the new TV room. Mrs. L. M. Dunn, parent education chairman, will introduce the speaker, John P. Turner of the Family Service Association of Orange County. His subject will be "Understanding Between Parents and Children." Earl Dahl, principal, will introduce the faculty. Coffee will be served and baby sitting will be provided. ANAHEIM PET AND GARDEN TOMMY WATTS 242 W. Center KE 5-3210 Opposite Fox Theatre LIQUID FERTILIZER TIME FOR FALL FEEDING Of Your Lawns and Plants Regular ... 98c gal. Dichondra ... 1.29 gal. Fish ... 1.98 gal. INDUSTRY'S 'FIRST LANDY' — Miss Vici Larrain, official hostess for the Orange County Industrial Exposition, displays the show's insignia, an atomic diagram (representing electronics) surrounding a gear Wheel and tractor. The ensignia points up the county's diversified industry to be represented in the first annual industrial "fair" to be sponsored by the associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange County. It has offices Newcomers Club Holds Luau-Swim Veteran Groups Hold Potluck, Card Party LEGAL NOTICE (Publish Anaheim Gazette, September 17, 1959) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM with a PUBLIC HEARING in the City Chamber at the City Hall in the of Anaheim on Tuesday, September 25, 1959, at the hour of 7:00 o'clock P.M. to consider amendments Article IN Chapter 2 of the Heim Municipal Code together changes in the boundaries of thereby established by removing following described property the zone or zones in which it situated and incorporating thiserty in the zone hereafter cated and for the purpose of sidering additional evidence to the same law involving opening of Yale Avenue to the RELASSIFICATION NO. P-58-59-39 PETITION submitted by CENE BAPTIST CHURCH OF OLD COUNTY, coo California Baptistference, 510 South Second A Suite 11, Covina, California, as McDaniel Engineering Co., 222 Ter Street, Anaheim; California Authorized Agent requesting the property described as being approximately 330° North of 750° frontage on West side of M Avenue, be reclassified from RESIDENTIAL-AGRICULTURE CL. NEIGHBORHOOD COLIAL, and R-3 MULTIPLE-PRESIDENTIAL. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES invited to attend said HEA and express opinions for or the proposed amendments to IN. Chapter 2 of the Anahein cipal Code and in change boundaries of zones thereby listed by removing the absocribed property from the zones in which it is now and incorporated it in the zones above mentioned. FURTHER INFORMATION obtained by the Office of the CLERK of the City of Anaheim BY ORDER OF THE COUNIL OF THE CITY ANAHEIM DENE M. WILLIS DATED: Septmeber 16, 1959 FORD ORD, Calif. (A) —Army Pvt. John W. whose wife, Lois, lives at Los Angeles St., Anaheim pleted the general supply Aug. 7 at Ford Ord, Calif. Preston received instruct Newcomers Club Holds Luau-Swim Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Peterson entertained the members of the City Hostess Newcomers Club with a luau and swim party at their home on Saturday evening. Guests arrived in native island garb and were greeted with "Aloha" and presented with lei and hibiscus flowers. Lighted tiki torches were placed around the pool in which waterillies and lighted flower candles floated. Soft Hawaiian background music completed the atmosphere. The buffet table was beautiful with the food placed on its leaves and centered with a watermelon filled with melon balls, cantaloupe balls, casaba, persian melon, and santa claus melon balls. The punch bowl was attractive with a waterlily afloat in the punch and around the base of the bowl was place hibiscus and leis. Mrs. Wellington Green showed colored slides of her latest trip to the islands. Her pictures included scenes of the erupting volcano. Two new sections have been added to the club's fall program. A couple's bowling league will meet on Monday evenings and a social dancing group on the third Saturday evening of each month. Mrs. June Clark, former Arthur Murray teacher will teach the newest rhythms and dance steps to the group. potluck dinner and fashion show will be enjoyed. Announcement was made of the Hallowe'en party at which each member must be in costume. The Christmas party will be on Sunday, Dec. 13, at the Elks Club. VI'S BEAUTY SALON VI’S BEAUTY SALON NOW OPEN 1217 S. Western At Ball Rd. PERMANENTS START AT ... 895 COMPLETE PHONE JA 7-9275 For Appointment HAIR STYLING BY MR. TOM SPECIAL $1 off ON ANY PERMANENT With this Coupon 250 off on Shampoo and Wave Your Credit Is Good! SLEEP-O-P GIANT VALUE Hundred Hesitant Quail 10 Yrs Garden We Don’t Make Any Medical Claims But... 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NO P-58-59-39 PETITION submitted by CENTRAL JUSTIST CHURCH OF ORANGE COUNTY, e.o California Baptist Conference, 516 South Second Avenue, 11, Covinia, California, as owner. Daniel Engineering Co., 222 E. Cent-Street, Anaheim, California, as authorized Agent requesting that the property described as being A parcel approximately 330' North of Lincoln frontage on West side of Magnolia avenue, be reclassified from R-A. RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL, TO L. NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL, and R-3. MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES are entitled to attend said HEARINGS and express opinions for or against proposed amendments to Article II, Chapter 2 of the Anaheim Municipal Code and a change of the boundaries of zones thereby established by removing the above described property from the zone or zones in which it is now situated and incorporated it in the zone or zones above mentioned. EITHER INFORMATION may be obtained at the Office of the CITY COUNIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM. 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