anaheim-gazette 1959-10-01

B7 - Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim Gazette, Oct 1, 1896) NEW SYSTEM FOR BLOOD ANALYSIS — Tiny test tubes in Annika Chamberlin's left hand contain all the blood samples needed to run a series of five clinical tests with the new ultramicro analytical system introduced to Anaheim and Fullerton by Beckman Instruments, Inc. In Annika's right hand, in contrast, is the larger sample in the syringe which normally is required for the same tests using conventional laboratory methods. With the new ultramicro equipment, it is possible to perform routine clinical tests with minute blood samples from the fingertip, ear lobe or heel. 2 for 1776 6.70-15 Blackwalls Plus tax and 2 recappable tires LOW COST MILEAGE and SAFETY CLUB STARTS PROMOTION Orange County Open Golf flagged oranges at the Exch flagged oranges at the Exch the promotion of the golf went to Donald Montgomery Chairman of the Orange C guest speaker for the mec sport event would bring rea area. The Open will be held Country Club, Costa Mesa. LOW COST MILEAGE and SAFETY Other sizes proportionately LOW PRICED FIRESTONE NEW TREADS applied on sound tire bodies or on your own tires Firestone New Treads give you the same tread design...the same tread depth and width...and are made of the same long mileage rubber...as you would get with new Firestone tires. Buy a pair for YOUR car. OFFICIAL BRAKE STATION 4046 Firestone 400 WEST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM — KE 5-4545 CLUB STARTS PROMOTION Orange County Open Golf flagged oranges at the Exch flagged oranges at the Exch the promotion of the golf went to Donald Montgomery Chairman of the Orange O guest speaker for the mee sport event would bring rea area. The Open will be held Country: Club, Costa Mesa. Breakfast Club To Hear Missile Expert on 'Moon' E. L. Korb of Garden Grove, an employee of North American Aviation's Missile Division in Downey, will be the guest speaker for the Anaheim Brakfast Optimist Club when the organization meets today at 7:15 a.m. in the Disneyland Hotel. Appearing as a representative of Missile Division's Aero-Space Laboratories, Korb will give an address entitled, "Why the Moon?" In addition to outlining various characteristics of the moon, Korb will answer questions involving: "why go to the moon"; "what is the composition of the moon?", and "what will we find when we land there?" Korb resides with his wife and two children. A graduates of the United States Naval Academy, he served in the Navy for 10 years during a period spanning both World War II and the Korean conflict. OCT. 15-16 WHO'S GONNA Yell "Fore" 15,000 NOW WHO'S GONNA Yell "Fore" if he gets hit in the eye by the curves, hooks and slices of Donna Fox, Queen of the forthcoming Orange County Invitational P.G.A. Open Golf Tournament and also this year's Miss Newport Harbor. Queen Donna notes the dates of October 15-18 on the pennant. Tickets are now on sale, she said, and will be selling "like golf balls" for the fourday event, the first of such prominence to be played in Orange County. STARTS PROMOTION OF ORANGE COUNTY County Open Golf Tournament, passes out oranges at the Exchange Club meeting to start and oranges at the Exchange Club meeting to start promotion of the golf tournament. First oranges to Donald Montgomery, left, past Committee man of the Orange County Open. Montgomery, speaker for the meeting, announced that this event would bring national prominence to the The Open will be held Oct. 15-18 at Mesa Verde Golf Club, Costa Mesa. Plans Explained For Invitational Golf-Tournament Orange County is to be the scene of a $15,000 invitational open golf tournament October 15 through 18, the first time in county history that top name golfing professionals will compete on a local course. The scene will be the Mesa Verde Country Club course, located West of Harbor Blvd. in Costa Mesa. Sponsor and promoter of the event is the Newport Harbor Exchange Club and co-sponsoring will be the Professional Golfers Association. Marlin Johnson, president of the Newport C ub, explained their interest in the program. "The basic purpose of the Exchange Club is the advancement of youth activities, particularly those of a charitable nature such as Crippled Children. We want to foster this work and feel that the national publicity which will laccrue with a big boost for Orange County." W W RTISEMENT VERED RIER HOMES HEIM GAZETTE