anaheim-gazette 1960-09-15

Children's Hospital Fund Drive Gaining Momentum Shifting into high gear, the campaign fund drive for the Orange County Children's Hospital hit the $300,000 mark as volunteer workers picked up the pace in this third week of solicitation for the badly needed medical center. Edmund B. Buster, leading Orange County industrialist, stressed the importance of having a well-equipped children's hospital, saying, "The day will come when you will need the services of a hospital for your child." "As both a father and employer, I cannot over-emphasize the importance of a well-equipped children's hospital for use by my own family and the families of my employees." "The day when a hospital is needed for your child will more than likely come at a most inopportune time... or it may be a day planned for far in advance... but whenever that day is, it could be the most important day in your child's life." "Chances are one in three that a member of your family will require hospital care within the next 12 months. Will there be a bed and the necessary facilities there to meet your child's needs?" Dr. Samuel J. Camarata, prominent county physician and business man, also stressed the need of a children's hospital, saying that a gift to the campaign is not only a gift to charity, but an investment in health protection for Chances are one in three that a member of your family will require hospital care within the next 12 months. Will there be a bed and the necessary facilities there to meet your child's needs? Dr. Samuel J. Camarata, prominent county physician and business man, also stressed the need of a children's hospital, saying that a gift to the campaign is not only a gift to charity, but an investment in health protection for our children. "Although we have a limited time to raise the required $800,000 matching funds for our two million dollar facility," he said, "most of us realize the need all too well. A hospital is one of civilization's most enduring situations. Generations march through its corridors, they see joy and sorrow, life and death. "I believe that our goal can be reached. This job can be done—and on time. The job calls for sacrificial giving with pledges extending over the three-year period." The lovely Nandina—Heavenly Bamboo to most of us—will be putting on a good show during the coming weeks of fall. In most areas of the State, its foliage turns lovely shades of crimson and its berries follow suit. The bamboo-like appearance of Nandina can be emphasized with some judicious pruning on the part of gardeners: Don't be half way about it. Canes that have grown too tall or too thick should be cut to the ground. Canes left will thus be less crowded, more graceful. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 BRAKES $12.95 Inc. Labor HANDBOOK by League of Women Voters. Covers the latest voting and election laws in California; organization of the local, state, and federal governments, public finance, education, lists of public officials. CAPTAIN JACK, MODOC RENEGADE by Doris Payne. Here is the complete story of the "lava bed war" on the Oregon and California border in the 1870s by the Indian leader Catpain Jack and his braves who tried to get back their lands. ESSAYS IN FEDERAL TAXATION by H. Stein and J. Pechman. For readers interested in the federal tax structure, how it may be revised, with short articles on income splitting, withholdings; it is a study made for the House Ways and Mean Committee. FINANCIAL AID FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS by Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. A list of scholarships, loans, and employment opportunities for undergrad students, listed by state and then by college. NOMINATION AND ELECTION OF PRESIDENT ANDVICE-PRESIDENT OF THE U.S., by U.S. Government Printing Office. This little book lists all information on selection of candidates, election rules, party methods, party delegates, and election calendar for 1960. THE PEOPLE'S RIGHT TO KNOW by Harold Cross. All about public records, information, files, proceedings, and the rules and regulations governing the public's right to inspect them. THE STRANGE WORLD OF THE MOON by V. A. Firsoff. Describes the surface and contour of the moon through some very good photos; contains some material on the possibility of life on that planet. TRAVEL GUIDE TO EUROPE by Myra Waldo. Emphasis on the tourist who wants to take his auto to Europe or buy one there. Lists various tours in each country, renting an auto abroad, shipping through customs, and many other helpful hints. Patricia Kirkham Becomes Bride I A double ring ceremony at Evangelical United Brethren Church of Anaheim sold the marriage of Miss Patricia Kirkhart of Anaheim and M. Townsend of Orange. The bride is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kirkhart 555 S. Indiana St., Anaheim bridegroom's parents are M. Mrs. Verrill A. Townsend, Lomita Ave., Orange. The radiant bride wore a gown of Chantilly lace tulle, made with long sleeve Sabrina neckline and a swirl train. Her pearl necklace gift from the bridegroom. Miss Kathy McHenry was of honor. Misses Carol Feenna Dickenson, Judi McSusan Brewer were brides All live in Anaheim. Renfro-Post Rite Recited at Church Miss Barbara J. Renfro Anaheim and Richard M. San Leandro recited their ding vows at an evening mony in Santa Ana Sever Adventist Church. The bride is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Curtis S. 117 Evergreen St., Anaheim. She was attired in a gilk silk mist taffeta appliqué he-embroidered Alenco which was touched with pearls and opal sequins. She a delicate tiara, a fingertip and carried gardenias and notis surrounding a cluster fet orchids. BRAKES $12.95 Inc. Labor 222 S. Los Angeles PR 2-0787 Automatic Trans. Exchange 20,000 MILE GUARANTEE TRAVEL GUIDE TO EUROPE by Myra Waldo. Emphasis on the tourist who wants to take his auto to Europe or buy one there. Lists various tours in each country, renting an auto abroad, shipping through customs, and many other helpful hints. ?? DJSCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA (out of state credit welcome) FULLERTON HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. Sun. 1 to 4 LOS ANGELES COUNTY FAIR POMONA SEPT. 16 - OCT. 2 AMERICA'S GREATEST—MOST SPECTACULAR Glorious $25,000,000 pageant of agriculture, industry and culture. Superlative Grand Stand Entertainment. All new, different. MILES OF DRAMATIC EXHIBITS & DISPLAYS • Giant Home Show • Nation's Prize Stock • Automotive Trailer & Boat Shows • Fine Arts & Photography • Junior Fair • Palace of Agriculture • Builders New Products • Floral & Garden Festival • Science & Invention • Outdoor Living • World's biggest Hobby Show and scores of others. A HOLIDAY FOR ENTIRE FAMILY—UNLIMITED PARKING—WORLD'S FAIR MIDWAY HORSE RACING DAILY — EXCEPT SUNDAY PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Hurrah! For Official Gym Attention, boys, girls! quarters, has all your hurry, hurry! Just say FOR GIRL OFFICIAL TWILL S Black with white stri OFFICIAL WHITE C Sizes 10 to 20. FOR BOY OFFICIAL GREY FL Waist sizes 24 to 32. OFFICIAL BLUE TV Waist sizes 24 to 34. Patricia Kirkhart Becomes Bride Here A double ring ceremony in the evangelical United Brethren church of Anaheim solemnized the marriage of Miss Patricia Ann Kirkhart of Anaheim and Robert Townsend of Orange. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kirkhart, 55 S. 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