anaheim-gazette 1960-10-27

The Woman's World SECTION A—PAGE 4 ANAHE HOW TO READ A THERMOMETER—One of the visiting nurses from the Visiting Nurses Association, a member of the Anaheim-Western Communities United Fund, shows a mother how to read a thermometer for her son who has been ordered to bed with an abnormal temperature. Visiting nurses ren- Carol Wiltsie, Diane Johnson Win FJC Medical Scholarships Two young women from Anaheim, both sophomores in the Fullerton Junior College Medical Assistants program, were presented scholarship awards from the Orange County Medical Assistants Association this week. Carol Wiltsie and Diane Johnson received awards of $50 each during ceremonies held to install the new officers of the college Medical Assistants Club on Sunday afternoon in the college Student Center. Miss Fern Christensen, president of the association, presented the awards to the students, installed new officers, and briefly described her organization to the audience. Dr. Elizabeth Wright, division chairman of Life Science, welcomed the guests and introduced Mrs. Marion McDaniel, instructor of the medical assistant program. New club officers installed fel of Fullerton, treasurer. Both Miss Wiltsie and Miss Johnson are graduates of Anaheim Union High School. Miss Wiltsie has been active in college Business Leader of America activities and won the essay contest at the regional convention last year. Miss Johnson, winner of a PTA scholarship, has been active in music and played a major port in staging the Pops-in-Tops concert while at Anaheim High. The college Medical Assistants program is a two-year program of study that trains Local Schools Hold Recreation Programs Daily Well diversified programs 20 elementary schools in the Magnolia and Anaheim Elementary School Districts have been in progress this month reports Lloyd Trapp, recreation superintendent of the Department of Parks and Recreation. Activities being offered the fall include flag football, girls kickball and many quiet deavors such as checkers, maid and ring tic-tac-toe. In addition to these, many cultural programs are offered through Arts and Crafts program in operation on each playground. In both flag football and girls' kickball one school New club officers installed were Rosella Rehder of Fullerton, president; Trudi Huebert of Fullerton, vice-president; Margaret Kishiyama of Anaheim, secretary; and Joan StofHILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful. Courteous. Service 120 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE 5-4105 BRAKES $72.95 Including Labor 20,000 MILE GUARANTEE Automatic Trans. Exchange 222 S. LOS ANGELES FR 2-0787 Marshall PTA Member Drive PTA membership drive at John Mars hall elementary school will begin Oct. 31, announced Mrs. James M. Powell, president, at the meeting held recently. Mrs. Leonhard F. Mayrhofer, magazine chairman, gave a brief sales talk on the California Parent-Teacher Magazine. Subscriptions may be purchased from her. Following a movie entitled "Are Manners Important?" several areas of courtesy and respect were discussed in groups and summarized by board members. ? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 6 Sun. 1 to 6 (Out-of-State Credit Welcome) Activities being offered the fall include flag football, girls' kickball and many quiet deavors such as checkers, marbles and ring tic-tac-toe. In addition to these, many cultural programs are offered through the Arts and Crafts program in operation on each playground. In both flag football and girls' kickball one school will be in competition with another in well planned league play. League games in flag footwear will be in play on all playgrounds each Saturday and girls' kickball is slated for Thursdays. During the forthcoming year playground programs will be conducted by male leaders with female leaders administering the arts and crafts program. Special programs are also planned, beginning with the Holiday festivities. The Anaheim schools partaking in the recreation program this fall and winter include: Barton, Disney, Edie Franklin, Henry, Jefferson, tella, Lincoln, Loara, Madi Mann, Peter Marshall, Jerry Marshall, Maxwell, Palm Lake Price, Roosevelt, Schweitzer, Sunkist and Washington. Playgrounds at Henry, tella, Loara, Mann and Sun will be open from 3 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Remainder will be open fr Fairview Hospital Volunteer Program in Fall Orientation On Tuesday evening, Nov. 1, from 7 to 9:30, Fairview State Hospital will hold their Fall Orientation for volunteers. All persons interested in volunteer service must have evening sessions prior to working in any direct service to patients. Fairview State Hospital is a treatment center for the care and treatment of mentally retarded located on Harbor Blvd. in Orange County immediately north of the city of Costa Mesa and south of Orange Coast College. To help with orientation planning, interested persons are asked to notify the Coordinator of Volunteers, Mrs. Ann Crosby, at KImberly 5-9331, extension 525. Volunteers are needed in many service areas, including: assist with Boy Scout and Girl Scout programs; help in patient canteen; teachers in "Learn to Dance" program, supervision and teaching in folk dancing; assist with religious services and activities in the three faiths with Catholic, Jewish and Protestant chapelins; assist with hospital assist in special projects for adolescent development programs; comedy acts, pet and variety shows (these programs may be given at the hospital for either large or small groups of patients); assistance in various ancillary services with work peculiar to that department; offer driving time and car to transport patients to community events. World Art Show On Exhibit at College Gallery many professional nursing duties for residents who are in need of their services. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson represent the nurses in the Anaheim area and Mrs. Julian Brooks of Anaheim is treasurer of the county organization. Local Schools Hold Recreation Programs Daily Well diversified programs in elementary schools in the Palmia and Anaheim Elementary School Districts have been in progress this month,orts Lloyd Trapp, recreation superintendent of the Department of Parks and Recreation. Activities being offered this include flag football, girls' basketball and many quiet envors such as checkers, maze ring tic-tac-toe. In addition these, many cultural pursues are offered through the arts and Crafts program now operation on each playground. Tea to Honor OC Authors A tea honoring Orange County authors, held in past years at Santa Ana College, will be held on Friday, Dec. 2, in the Spurgeon Memorial Room of Santa Ana Public Library, sponsored by Friends of the Library. College members of the Friends group will share in the planning and the committee includes Miss Lota Blythe, instructor of creative writing at SAC. She and head librarian Ruth Bradley have compiled hundreds of names of writers in connection with the long-established Authors Corner of Orange County in the college other mementoes are on permanent display. OCMA Woman's Volunteers are needed in many service areas, including: assist with Boy Scout and Girl Scout programs; help in patient canteen; teachers in "Learn to Dance" program, supervision and teaching in folk dancing; assist with religious services and activities in the three faiths with Catholic, Jewish and Protestant chapelains; assist with hospital movie program; assist in occupational therapy class in teaching patients simple crafts; assist Librarian recording and distribution of books and magazines; read and tell stories to small groups of patients; Check out equipment and assist with patient games for indoor and outdoor recreation areas; escort service to pick-up and deliver special items as well as accompany patients to activities or from one department to another; assist in clothing room projects where donated clothing is sorted and stored; assist patients in selecting clothing and making alterations or repair and mending of patient's clothing; teach girls good grooming techniques; Supervise small children in play areas; teach creative play with educational toys, simple music games and story-telling; Sumner to Address Dinner Meet Tues. Assemblyman Bruce Sumner and Mrs. Sumner will be the guests of the California Society of Psychiatric Technicians at a potluck dinner at Fairview Hospital on Tuesday, Nov. 1. Doctors and nurses from Fairview, Metropolitan and Pacific State Hospitals will attend. Assemblyman Sumner will speak to the group about the 15 ballot propositions as well as about legislation affecting mental health. World Art Show On Exhibit at College Gallery "Art Knows No Boundaries," an exhibition of reproductions of world art, is on view in Chapman College's Virginia Purcell Gallery through Nov. 5. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays. The exhibition has been arranged by the Chapman College art department in connection with the observance of 1960 United Nations Week. The theme of the exhibition is a demonstration of the contributions of all countries to the development of art through the centuries. Upsilon Omicron Fetes Rushees Upsilon Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a luau recently in honor of new rushees Mrs. Ned Wolford and Mrs. Richard Medreed. A scavenger hunt was the highlight of the evening, with Mrs. Wolford winning the "oscar" prize. Charades were played later in the evening. Final plans were made at the Oct. 19 meeting held at the home of Mrs. Samuel Butler for the preferential tea held Sunday at the home of Mrs. George Cesped. The members will visit Orange County Hospital geriatrics ward and take Halloween favors of cologne to the women patients, it was told. DR. HARRY E. WENDLER OCMA Woman's Aux. to Host Art Exhibit The Woman's Auxiliary and the Orange County Medical Association, in cooperation with Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum, extend a cordial invitation to all Orange County Medical Association members, applicants and their families to a special medical art exhibit at the museum, 2002 N. Main, Santa Ana, on the evening of Nov. 3, 7:30 to 9:30. This "Ars Medica" is a collection of original prints gathered by the Philadelphia Museum of Art through a special fund granted by Smith, Kline and French Laboratories. The collection depicts, through the media of art, the history and development of the medical profession. Each print has been chosen not only for its quality as a work of art but also for its story-telling value, to illustrate the various categories of medical history and practice. The artists who have told this great story include Shongauer, Durer, Rembrandt, Holbein, Bellini, Daumier, Gavarni and others. Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1960 SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS—Miss Fern Christenson, president of the Orange County Medical Assistants Association, presents cash scholarship awards to Carrol Wiltsie and Diane Johnson, both sophomores from Anaheim enrolled in the Fullerton Junior College Medical Assistants program. (FJC photo) Follow the leader. In the ever-mounting bustle and turmoil of modern living it is increasingly difficult for many families to set aside even a few minutes each day when they can all be together—conscious of each other as individuals and as a family. Some growing families are facing both busy, divergent schedules and the first stirrings of teen-age independence they have discovered unity is almost a forgotten word. Who sets the pattern in your family? Won't you show the members of your family how to find time to be with each other? Help them discover the powerful new experi- Who sets the pattern in your family? Won't you show the members of your family how to find time to be with each other? Help them discover the powerful new experience of Faith...the new strength and unity that Faith can bring. Help them discover the rewards of worship. Worship together this week! 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