anaheim-gazette 1960-04-07

148 Will Die of Cancer Here in 1960; Local Crusade Chairman Says Cancer has been the most pressing medical problem in America today, according to Mrs. Jackson Mose, 2114 W. Forest Ln., crusade chairman of the American Cancer Society's April Cancer Crusade in Anaheim. "This," she said, "is because not as many lives are being saved from this disease as could be. Half of all cancers could be cured if detected and treated in time, but at present only one patient in every three survives cancer by more than five years." "Only through research can the remainder of cancer's victims hope to conquer the disease. This is why we are asking Orange Countians to give generously to the 1960 Crusade—to help us make our goal of $105,896" Mrs. Moses said. "Some 85,000 live will be last needlessly to cancer in the United States this year," she added. In Anaheim alone, she said, there will be an estimated 148 deaths in 1960. Mrs. Moses pointed out that California is a major area of national cancer research. She said that normally 60 per cent of the money collected during the Cancer Crusade remains in the state for use in locat projects of cancer control. However, because national funds of the Society are invested so heavily in California cancer research activities, the ACS actually appropriates the state for use in local projects than it receives in this state during its April fund saalsing drive. In addition to sponsoring a vast national research program, the ACS conducts year-around programs of public and professional education and provides free services for cancer patients. Mrs. Moses said many volunteers will be needed to make the forthcoming ACS Neighbor-to-Neighbor Cancer Crusade a success again this year. She asks those wishing to help call her at her residence or the American Cancer Society, Orange County Branch, 848 N. Borch St., Santa Ana. Swim Clinic Set Plans for the Anaheim Parks and Recreation Department's Second Annual Swim Clinic to be held at Western High School during the week of April 11 to April 15 have been completed as previously announced. All people who are interested are Y-Chiefs Pick Top Kite Fliers at Meet West Nation of the Y-Indian Guides of the North Orange City YMCA held its annual Fly Saturday at Orangethe Park. Presentations were made by Jack Brill, chief, and Bill Bram assistant chief. Boys who took awards at FIRST GRADE: First award—Murry Cavallier, Pavilion unusual; Dean Berko, Sioux, lest; Eddie Moore, Chris Kooy, Danny Iwata, Mike Morrison Kickapoo, largest; oJhn John Sioux, best Indian design; D Ramos, Mohawk, attractive. Second place awards — Berkos, Crow, best Indian design; Jeff Easterl, Oyako, attract; Mike Prentiss, Crow, largest; Danny enkins, Oyaka, small; Gordon Watanabe, Oyako, usual. Third place awards—Carl Hericks, Sioux, attractive; (tie Cliff McAuliffe, Oyako); Kronkuist, Crow, largest; Rick Brill, Crow, and Chris Matthieu Oyako, tie for unusual; Pete Yea, Comanche, best Indian design. SECOND GRADE: First prize awards — Edie Brannon, largest; Mark Fowler, Mohawk unusual; Mike Wood, Crow, smallest; Allen Gilbert, Sioux, Indian design; Mike Pherigo, Hawk, attractive; Roger Yo Mohawk, second place attractive. All kites were made by fahers and sons as the slogan Y-Indian Guides is "Father Son Pals Forever." In Anaheim alone, she said, there will be an estimated 148 deaths in 1960. Mrs. Moses pointed out that California is a major area of national cancer research. She said that normally 60 per cent of the money collected during 50,000 Expected To Attend May Festival The annual Orange "spectacular," the May Festival, will be held from May 16 through 21. Chairman Grant Clark announced today. The week-long celebration will have a theme of "Our American Heritage," which will also be the theme of the parade, May 21. More than 50,000 Southlanders flood Orange for the big parade, which climaxes the May Festival. Swim Clinic Set Plans for the Anaheim Parks and Recreation Department's Second Annual Swim Clinic to be held at Western High School during the week of April 11 to April 15 have been completed as previously announced. All people who are interested are urged to contact Mr. Len Roberts, Men and Boys' Supervisor, Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, 309 S. Palm, telephone KE 3-1321, Ext. 85 or 86. In order to enroll in any one of the courses you must sign up prior to April 8. The courses listed below will be offered: Junior and senior life saving — 9 a.m. to 12 noon; instructors alde — 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.; water ballet — 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.; diving — 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. IF YOUR SAVINGS ARE EARNING ONLY 3% PER ANNUUM YOU GET 50% MORE at KEYSTONE and BLUE CHIP STAMPS, too! CHIP IN CHIP IN CHIP IN CHIP at 3% INSURED EARNINGS at 4½% FREE SECOND GRADE: First prize awards — Edie Brannon, 2 largest; Mark Fowler, Mohawk unusual; Mike Wood, Crow, sleest; Allen Gilbert, Sioux, Indian design; Mike Pherigo, hawk, attractive; Roger Yoho Mohawk, second place attracti All kites were made by fahers and sons as the slogan Y-Indian Guides is "Father Son Pals Forever." 5498 Bitten Countians Easy Prey for Animal Orange County Health department really put so teeth into their annual medical report. The health office reported during 1959 a total of 5498 sons were bitten by animals. It is an average of 820 bite victims per 100,000 population which considerably higher than the U.S. average of 362 per 100,000. HEALTH OFFICER Dr. ward Lee Russell attributed rise in animal bite incidents longer mild season with young spending more time outdoors greater density of both human animal population and a complete animal bite report procedure for doctors. More than 80 per cent of bites were the canine-inflicted riety although 94 persons attacked and bitten by wildmals, Dr. Russell said. Improve S.A. River Altfillish Construction Co. been given a $807,935 contract improvement of an eight-stretch of the Santa Ana R Channel from Orange to the Ftain Valley. Trailer Speed Limits The speed limit for automobiles on public streets and highways is 45 miles per hour and this limit will be strictly forced. at 3% INSURED EARNINGS at 4½% FREE 1000 BLUE CHIP STAMPS FOR $1000 OR MORE FOR NEW ACCOUNTS OR ADDITIONS. Other Examples: $500 ... 500 stamps! $250 ... 250 stamps! $100 ... 100 stamps! $50 ... 50 stamps! Please note: Stamps given in multiples of 10 for each $10. We are restricted by Federal law to a maximum of 1000 stamps per addition or new account. STAMPS CAN BE MAILED TO SAVE BY L ACCOUNTS AT KEYSTONE'S current annual rate of 4½% paid four times a year — your savings earn 50% more than at 3% — and every account is insured up to $10,000 by a permanent agency of the Federal Government — you can't get more, safely — and free from market fluctuations, too! CHANGE NOW... come in or mail your check — we pay postage! Funds placed or postmarked by the 11th earn from the 1st. We will transfer your funds from anywhere in the world free of charge. KEYSTONE Savings and Loan Association Ronald W. Caspere, President 312 West Center St., Anaheim • KEystone 3-3188 Orange County's fastest growing savings and loan association! Chiefs Pick Top Fliers at Meet West Nation of the Y-Indian Nations of the North Orange County-YMCA held its annual Kite Festival Saturday at Orangethorpe. Presentations were made by Brill, chief, and Bill Brannon,istant chief. Boys who took awards are: 1st place awards—Murray Cavalier, Pawnee,ual; Dean Berko, Sioux, small; Eddie Moore, Chris Kooyman,ny Iwata, Mike Morrison,rapoo, largest; oJhn Johnson,x, best Indian design; Danny Mos, Mohawk, attractive. Second place awards—Craig Kos, Crow, best Indian design; Easterl, Oyako, attractive; Prentiss, Crow, largest; any enkins, Oyaka, smallest; Jon Watanabe, Oyako, unusual. Third place awards—Carl Freds, Sioux, attractive; (tie with McAuliffe, Oyako); Lee Kuist, Crow, largest; Richard Crow, and Chris Matthews,x,tie for unusual; Pete Dut-Comanche, best Indian design. Fourth grade: First place awards—Edie Brannon, Zuni,tie; Mark Fowler, Mohawk,xual; Mike Wood, Crow, small; Allen Gilbert, Sioux, best in design; Mike Pherigo,Mo,k, attractive; Roger Yount,awk, second place attractive. Kites were made by both boys and sons as the slogan for Indian Guides is "Father and Pals Forever." Area School Bus Drivers Picked Among Best at County-wide 'Roadeo' Here are the best school bus drivers in Orange County: Class 1 M—C. J. Bowers,Orange County Bus Service, first; George Levacot, Fullerton High School District, second; Roy Richey,Santa Ana Bus Service, third; Marlyn Reid,Santa Ana Bus Service,fourth,and D.F.Washburn,Newport Elementary District,fifth. Class 1 F—Jean Roadbaugh,Fullerton Elementary District,first; Marian Johnson,Anaheim Elementary District,second,and Kathleen McDonald Westminster District,tird. Class 2 M—Durward Bollin,Fullerton Elementary District,first,and Rex Dusange,Laguna Beach District,t.second. Class 2 F—Helen Dias,Anaheim Elementary District,first. Class 3 M—J. L. Clermont,Orange County Bus System.first,and George Caley,新port Harbor High School District.second. Class 3 F—Virginia Collins,Fullerton Elementary District,first; Helen Pugh,Orange County Bus System.second; G.M. Stutz,Centralia District,tthird;-Charlotte Marcotti,Centralia District,fourth,and Lorna L.Tucker,西minster District,fifth. Class 4 M—Robert Doherty,Orange County Bus System,first. Class 4 F—Marjorie Taylor,Taylor Bus Service,first; Doreen L.Vocela,Orange County Bus System.second,and Peggy Bollin,Fullerton Elementary District,tird. Class 5 F—Frankde Logan,first; Mae Zieglowsky.second,and Frances Maldenhauer,tird.all from Taylor Bus Service. The above won their laurels under fire-so to speak—during the second annual Orange County School Bus Roadeo held at the Los Alamitos Race Track Saturday. Key Clubs (Continued from Page 17) the premises, facilities and license but patronage is restricted to people who join the club—pay some type of initiation fee,plus COND GRADE: First place kites were made by both and sons as the slogan for Indian Guides is "Father and Pals Forever." Top Choice In Lakewood Tourney The Anaheim "Chiefs" will be among the top teams in the nation slated to compete in the Lakewood Pan-American Week Invitational Softball Tournament, April 15 thru 22, at the Mayfair Park diamond in Lakewood. Other teams entered in the tourney will be representatives from Lakewood, Culver-City, San Pedro, Huntington Park, Oxnard, Los Angeles, Escondido, Gardena, Whittier, Long Beach and North Long Beach. THE ANAHEIM "CHIEFS" will face an entry from Whittier on Friday, April 15, in their opening game. Managed by Robert Saunders, the home towners should be considered a defenite "threat" as they will field a contingent of veterans well drilled in softball fundamentals. In addition to the softball tournament, the City of Lakewood will also host a Wheel Chair Basketball Tournament as part of the Pan-American Celebration. Featured teams will be the Flying Wheels, this year's National Champions. The "Wheels" recently won national honors at a tournament held at Rantoul, Illinois. Lakewood's Pan-American celebration is held annually for the purpose of promoting better understanding between the people of this nation and the Latin-American countries. Anaheim Family Sues In Accident An Anaheim family of four has filed a $49,250 personal injury suit in Orange County Superior Court. Plaintiffs are Theodore and Josephine Awtry and their children, Sharon and Stephen. Defendant in the auto accident suit is Garrison L. Evans, driver of the second vehicle involved in the Sept., 1958 wreck at Ball Rd. and Gilbert St. Los Alamitos Race Track Saturday. Key Clubs (Continued from Page 1) the premises, facilities and license but patronage is restricted to people who join the club—pay some type of initiation fee, plus dues. These individuals are generally given a key or specially treated membership card that operates an electrically controlled door that is otherwise locked to the public." In the key club operation, the members of the group have no ownership in the facilities nor do they share in the profits. The premises are operated for the private gain of the organization or individual who owns the premises, facilities and license." If it is proper for one to restrict under a public license, then it would be proper for all to do so, it was held. Mosk also asserted the nature of the key club is such that it may obstruct investigation by lawmen. The officer would be forced to reveal his identity to gain entry. but Daddy said the TRUST DEPARTMENT at the Friendly Bank has complete Trust Services given a $807,935 contract for movement of an eight-mile stretch of the Santa Ana River canal from Orange to the FounValley. Trailer Speed Limit The speed limit for automobiles on trailers on public streets highways is 45 miles per hour. This limit will be strictly endured. An Anaheim family of four has filed a $49,250 personal injury suit in Orange County Superior Court. Plaintiffs are Theodore and Josephine Awtry and their children, Sharon and Stephen. Defendant in the auto accident suit is Garrison L. Evans, driver of the second vehicle involved in the Sept., 1958 wreck at Ball Rd. and Gilbert St. DOG ODDITIES By Harry Miller, Director, GAINES DOG RESEARCH CENTER WHEN THE ALARM CLOCK RINGS IN THE HOME OF MRS. ESTELLE WEIL, DEERFIELD, ILL., HER PULL, INA, TURNS IT OFF WITH HER PAW FROM 1928 TO 1956 THE U.S. DOG POPULATION INCREASED 200 PER CENT HON. TOWNSEND SCUDDER, GREEN-WICH, CONN., EX-JUSTICE OF THE N.Y. SUPREME COURT, EXHIBITED AT THE SECOND DOG SHOW HELD IN THE U.S. IN 1874 TRUST OFFICER The Friendly UNITED STATES 21 CONVENIENT OFFICES Le Mass • Lemon Grove • National City • Chula Vale Long Beach • Orange • Arcadia • El Monte • Monro WHY SMART WOMEN COOK WITH MODERN GAS: INSTANT on—no warm-up wait. Even highest cooking temperatures are delivered immediately. On all four high-speed burners at once, if you wish. Small wonder smart women agree: Gas cooking is easier because it's so flexible. From simmer to boil and at 1000 temperatures in between, you're in charge. A modern gas range gives you the finest automatic features—yet costs less to buy and install, costs less to operate, too. And you don't have to learn to cook all over again! A modern gas range gives you the finest automatic features—yet costs less to buy and install, costs less to operate, too. And you don't have to learn to cook all over again! Range illustrated: beautiful new O'Keeffe & Merritt, built to Gold Star Award standards. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY ly said the PARTMENT ly Bank Trust Services! We shall be glad to discuss with you and your attorney the many benefits possible under a Will or Trust, properly drawn by your attorney, where- In the Friendly Bank is appointed Executor or Trustee. STATES NATIONAL BANK MENT OFFICES At the following locations: San Diego • El Cajon Boulevard • National City • Chula Vista • Le Jolla • Pacific Beach • Buena Park • Costa Mesa • Arcadia • El Monte • Monrovia • Fullerton • Pasadena • Santa Ana