anaheim-gazette 1960-01-08

B5 - Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Friday, January 8, 1960) Volunteer Researchers Sought For Orange County Survey Volunteer researchers are being sought throughout Orange County to take part in the most monumental medical survey in history. These volunteer workers for the American Cancer Society's nationwide, 6-year Living Habits Study will be instrumental in getting vital information to help fight the baffling and dread disease of cancer. The study, headed in Orange County by Dr. Bernard M. Davis, Jr., of Anaheim, will begin in January. It will not involve a medical examination nor interviews. Distribution of confidential questionnaires will be completed during a 2-week period, following a training period for volunteer researchers in the first weeks of January. Volunteer researchers will each keep tabs on about ten families in which there is at least one member, in each family, over 45 year of age. Members of these families over the age of 30 will also be asked to fill out a comprehensive questionnaire. These forms upon completion will be sealed in special envelopes and returned to the researcher, by the family, for transmittal to New York for automatic tabulation. Volunteers will not know the contents of the completed questionnaires. Those individuals participating in the survey will be asked to full out shorter questionnaires every two years. Yearly, during the next six years, the survey's volunteers will make routine reports on the health status of the families for which they are responsible. He said, "while cancer can occur at any age, about 96 per cent of the cases occur after the age of 30 and approximately 84 per cent occur after the age of 45." "One of the most valuable products of the Living Habits Study," Dr. Davis added, "would be knowledge that could forewarn certain persons that they are more likely to fall prey to cancer." "For instance, the questionnaire for women has 13 questions about female health. Both questionnaires have some dealing with family health; present physical comp personal habits, occupation and religion." DISCOUNT PRICES ON MOST ITEMS WEST AUTO SUPPLY SERVING ORANGE COUNTY FOR 40 YEARS ANAHEIM 203 So. Los Angeles KE 5.4109 OPEN MON. & FRI. EVENINGS TIL 9 ON MOST ITEMS WEST AUTO SUPPLY SERVING ORANGE COUNTY FOR 40 YEARS ANAHEIM 203 So. Los Angeles KE 5-4109 OPEN MON. & FRI. EVENINGS 'TIL 9 Also 1959 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa—LI 8-6411 YOU get the GIFTS at KE WE'RE 2 YE $5,000,000 Yes, we're celebrating our second birth have beautiful gifts, designed just for our invitation to open a savings account, Anaheim's fastest growing saviinsured and earn the highest rate paid. FREE! TO ALL OUR SAVERS! We have a pair of 10-inch festive red Toll House, dripless...hand dipped candles FREE for all Keystone savers. Please come in for your pair today! Only one gift per account while stock lasts. FREE! 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FOR YOU LEADERS OF CANCER LIVING HABITS STUDY—Group leaders for the American Cancer Society's Orange County participation in the nationwide six-year Living Habits Study discuss their need for more volunteer researchers throughout the county. Group leaders above are, from left to right, Mmes. Leo R. Kanawyer, 8131 Imperial Ave., Garden Grove; Howard Loudon, 755 N. Pine St., Anaheim; James Potter, 2319 Valencia Ave., Santa Ana; Lorin Miller, 11792 Kathy Lane, Garden Grove, and William Humanson, 305 Orchid Ave., Corona del Mar. The more likely to fall prey to cancer. "For instance, the questionnaire for women has 13 extra questions about female organs. With questionnaires have sections dealing with family health history, present physical complaints, personal habits, occupation, race and religion." Cigarette smokers will be asked they use filters. Men will be asked if they are bald. All will be asked how often they use aspirin, vitamins, sleeping pills,anquilizers, laxatives and anti-inflammatory drugs if they ever lived in a house with a person who had cancer. Much of the questionnaire is devoted to food habits. Even dental health is investigated; subjects will be asked if they wear full or partial plates. The important questions the survey seeks to answer are: Is a tendency toward cancer more prevalent in some families? What relationships count between cancer and other diseases? Is the frequency of childbirth associated with cancer? What are relationships between diet and cancer? Is inhalation of cigarette smoke a factor in development of cancer? Dr. Davis said, "The evaluation of this honest information could lead us far in our attempt to break through the cancer barrier. Each participant in this serious poll will be aiding cancer research, contributing, as no other person can, to the fight against this mysterious killer." Persons interested in being volunteer researchers are asked to call the American Cancer Society, Orange County Branch, 848 questions about female organs. with questionnaires have sections dealing with family health history, personal habits, occupation, race and religion." Cigarette smokers will be asked if they use filters. Men will be asked if they are bald. All will be asked how often they use aspirin, vitamins, sleeping pills,anquilizers, laxatives and anti-diabetic medicines. Participants also will be asked is investigated; subjects will be asked if they wear full or partial plates. The important questions the survey seeks to answer are: Is a tendency toward cancer more prevalent in some families? What relationships count between cancer and other diseases? Is the frequency of childbirth associated with cancer? What are relationships between diet and cancer? How effective are cigarette filters in relation to lung cancer? S at KEYSTONE WE'RE 2 YEARS OLD and 5,000,000 STRONG! We're celebrating our second birthday and want you to join the party! We beautiful gifts, designed just for you, and they're yours free if you accept invitation to open a savings account at Keystone Savings and Loan Association. Anaheim's fastest growing savings institution, where your savings are saved and earn the highest rate paid four times a year! REE! BINATION STERLING SILVER BRA and NUT and CANDY DISH ination sterling silver candelabra and nut in J. Herbert Hall, in Fashion Square, Santa Ana's yours free for opening an account of 1,000 to your present account. Judicial Duties Assigned Judges Assignments of duties for the judges of the Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court have been announced by Presiding Judge Claude M. Owens. Judge Owens, Division One, will call the criminal arraignment calendar at 9 a.m. each day and the jury calendar at 9:30 a.m. Monday through Thursday, he will hear jury trials Monday through Thursday and probation matters at 1:30 p.m. Friday. Judge Max V. Eliason, Division Two, will call the traffic arraignment calendar at 8:45 a.m. each day and will hear jury trials Monday through Thursday and probation matters at 1:30 p.m. Friday. Judge Warren F. Ferguson, Division Three, will call the small claim calendar at 9 a.m. Monday Ferguson will also call the law through Friday, the civil calendar at 9:30 a.m. Monday through Thursday and will try civil cases Monday through Thursday. Judge and motion calendar at 2 p.m. Friday. Judge Herbert S. Herlands in Division Four will hear small claims cases at 9 a.m. each day and conduct court trials of criminal matters at 9:30 a.m. each day and preliminary hearings of felony cases at 2 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Sprinkling System Saves College Money Judge Herbert S. Herlands in Division Four will hear small claims cases at 9 a.m. each day and will conduct court trials of criminal matters at 9:30 a.m. each day and preliminary hearings of felony cases at 2 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Sprinkling System Saves College Money Coincident with the landscaping of three central acres around new buildings on the Santa Ana College campus is completion of an automatic sprinkling system which will more than pay for itself by saving manhours in future waiting. The time-clock sprinklers not only do a more thorough job of watering and save on consumption but will pay for the system within three years. Similar sprinklers were installed on some of the athletic fields. The planting of lawn, shrubs and more than 100 trees has transformed the central area around the new Nealley Library, Publications Center, Arts Center and Technical Center. PEACE AT LAST Let's all rush out and dance joyously in the streets! In one respect, at least, the world is a bit nearer peace, in that the Seminola Indians of Florida have at long last made peace with the United States. 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ONLY HOME GIVES YOU ALL THESE EXCLUSIVE ADVANTAGES ASSETS NOW $3/4 BILLION A New All-Time National Record FIRST IN SIZE: Assets of Home are by far the largest of any state or federal chartered association anywhere in America. FIRST IN STRENGTH: Home's reserve fund of over $60 million is the strongest in the history of the savings and loan industry and nearly twice as strong as the next largest association. FIRST IN SAFETY: Behind your savings has a perfect 71-year-old withdrawal record. And savers have never lost one single penny. FIRST IN CONVENIENCE: Wherever you live, work or shop in the Southland, America's largest and strongest association is conveniently close. You have all the advantages of America's leading association on the friendly community level. FIRST IN SERVICE: Small or large transaction ASSETS NOW $3/4 BILLION A New All-Time National Record FIRST IN SIZE: Assets of Home are by far the largest of any state or federal chartered association anywhere in America. 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FOR AMERICA'S SAFEST SAVINGS ACCOUNT AND A FREE GIFT, TOO...MOVE YOUR MONEY TO HOME...NOW HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PEACE OF MIND SINCE 1889 AMERICA'S LARGEST ANAHEIM 211 East Center Street KEystone 5-2883 SANTA ANA 819 No. Main at 9th Street Klmberly 2-5673 (714) BUENA PARK 6311 Manchester Blvd. LAwrence 2-7268 (714) GARDEN GROVE 9836 Garden Grove, Garden Square JEfferson 7-4350 (714) LA MIRADA 15128 East Rosecrans Blvd. LAwrence 1-1310 (714) Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation...Member...Federal Home Loan Bank System NOTE: All Home Offices Will be Open on Both Saturdays, January 2nd and 9th, From 9 A.M. to 1 P.M.