anaheim-gazette 1960-12-01

Books in Review Weekly book listings presented by the Anaheim Public Library, 241 S. Los Angeles St. FICTION THE HANDS OF CORMAC JOYCE by Leonard Wibberley. The hero of this tale is an Irish family who lives on an island that is almost destroyed by a storm; a love story of their young son and a neighbor girl, and of a young man who suddenly grows up during the storm. A QUESTION OF INNOCENCE by Donald Winks. An involved tangle of human nature, the love of a young crippled girl for a stranger, and the unfolding of evil within a family, are the themes of this story. NON-FICTION THE ART OF LIVING by F. Lu. Lucas. The lives of David Hume, Horace Walpole, Edmund Burke, Benjamin Franklin, all of them successful men of the world and also great philosophers; reviews of their lives and works, and what they thought about life. BEST SPORTS STORIES OF 1960 by I. Marsh and E. Ehre (editors). The best newspaper articles and sports photos of the year 1959 in boxing, racing, SAC Yearbook Awarded Honors golf, tennis, basketball, football, baseball. FRONTIERS OF THE SEA by Robert C. Cowen. A history of underseas exploration and what they found in terms of photos of landscapes underseas, sonar charts, reports of sea life, sea farming, wave action and patterns. Very easy to read. MEN OF GOOD INTENTIONS by Blair Bolles. A newspaper man writes about the problem of corruption that has faced Presidents of the United States in the executive branch of the government that has literally thousands of agencies, commissions, boards, authorities. Written in the reporter's style with plenty of quotations. PLANTS THAT CHANGED THE WORLD by Bertha Dodge. Plants that affected history by their use in medicine, as food, for purposes of health with a chapter on the history of each plant. RED DUSTER, WHITE ENSIGN by Ian Cameron. How the British fought to the death for the little rocky island of Malta, and won, against all odds against the convoy blockade by Germany. JOKES, RIDDLES, PUNS by Helen Hoke and Joseph Leeming. Contains jokes of gloom, jokes of laughter, baby jokes, farmer jokes, absent-minded jokes. G.I. jokes section on SAC Yearbook Awarded Honors Publications students from Santa Ana College attended the annual Journalism Day at the University of California at Los Angeles and were rewarded when the yearbook, Del Ano, was awarded third place among all Southland junior colleges. Del Ano was the only publication honored in the Orange County area. The detailed scoring gave the yearbook 1120 out of a possible 1200 points. Editors of the last year's book were William Sprague and Carol Smith. The trophy at UCLA was accepted by Melba Elizondo, of Santa Ana, editor of the 1960-61 yearbook. SIGN by Ian Cameron. How the British fought to the death for the little rocky island of Malta, and won, against all odds against the convoy blockade by Germany. JOKES, RIDDLES, PUNS by Helen Hoke and Joseph Leeming. Contains jokes of gloom, jokes of laughter, baby jokes, farmer jobs, absent-minded jokes, G.I. jokes, section on State jokes, and Charade riddles. V-2 by Walter Dornberger. A former German general writes about Hitler's rocket V-2, the achievements and the mistakes. Author was former commander of the German rocket base at Peenemunde. NEW TECHNICAL BOOKS A MATHEMATICIAN EXPLAINS by M. Logsdon, A MATHEMATICS REFRESHER by A. Hooper, OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING by Flagle, Huggins and Roy; PHYSICAL METALLURGY by C. E. Birchenall. GRAND OPENING MACRES FLORIST IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCED THE OPENING OF THEIR BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE LOCATED AT...701 WEST CENTER, ANAHEIM (DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM OLD LOCATION) OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY and SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16 and 17 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. VIOLETS FOR THE LADIES REFRESHMENT MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM P. VISSER MACRES FLORIST 701 W. CENTER ANAHEIM KE 5-8532 How's Your Foreign Food Savvy? PEPITORIA DE GALLINA FROSCHSCHENKEL ? PETITE GRUYERE? CAPPON MAGRO? Petite gruyere...froschschenkel...cappon magro...petoria de gallina a la espanola. Ever come across these items on a menu? If you've traveled abroad you have...if you ever intend to travel abroad you will. What do they mean? Petite gruyere is French for Swiss cheese...simple as that! Froschschenkel is German for its legs, while cappon magra is a luscious Italian vegeta salad with lobster, fish and chovies. You'd really miss nothing if you passed this by. And petitoria de gallina a la espanola would be found on a Spanish menu—fowl assacced with saffron, nutmeg, peas. Like the poor girl—in the classic story—who travelled all over Europe eating nothing but chicken salad because she didn't read foreign menus... Many Americans also miss the finest foreign cuisine. And the problem is becoming as big at home. With more and more foreign restaurants opening all over the country, the need to have an adequate knowledge of food terms is growing. How's your foreign food savvy? If you need help, noted food authority Robert J. Misch has just the thing for you. An easy-to-use, pocket-sized Foreign Dining Dictionary of menus, foods and drinks. To get a copy of this invaluable little book, just send 50¢ in coin, check or money order to I.S.M., Dept. KF, Box 2180, Grand Central Station, New York 17, N.Y. Highway Division Sets Public Meet As previously announced, the State Division of Highways will hold a public meeting today at 2:30 p.m. in the Olive Elementary School auditorium in Olive to discuss improvement and possible relocation of the Route 43 Freeway, locally known as the Riverside Freeway and as Santa Ana Canyon Road, which runs generally east and west through Santa Ana Canyon in Orange County. Studies along approximately 10 miles of the route between Peralta Hills Dr. and the Riverside County line will be presented at the meeting. This meeting is being held by the Division of Highways to make known the engineering facts, including costs of rights-of-way and construction, and traffic user benefits for the various alternates. Local government officials, civic groups and individuals will have an opportunity to acquaint themselves with the engineering facts and to present their own views and comments, particularly with respect to community benefits. Stockton is California's only inland seaport and is connected with San Francisco Bay by a channel that is 88 miles long. Reports the Automobile Club of Southern California. Motor vehicles in the United Enrollment Set At OCS Campus For Spring Term The deadline for applications for spring semester admissions to Orange County State College, Fullerton, is Friday, Jan. 13, 1961, according to Emmett Long, associate dean of admissions and records. All new students planning to register for the spring semester and work for a degree or credential should take the College Qualification Test and the English Cooperative Test by Feb. 1. No advance registration is necessary, according to Lester Beals, associate dean of counseling and testing. Times for the tests follow: Tuesday, Dec. 6, 7-9 p.m., room 701; Thursday, Jan. 5, 2-4 p.m., room 701; Wednesday, Feb. 1, 8-11 a.m., room 801. Art Workshop Set The Orange County branch of the Association for Childhood Education is sponsoring a county-wide art workshop on Monday, Dec. 5, at Olive School, Highway 18, Olive, at 4 to 8:30 p.m. Ruth Jansen, art consultant with Stationers Corporation, Los Angeles, will conduct the workshop. Miss Jansen has a Huntington Beach Hosts Annual Aute to Santa Claus Parade Don Minnie, chairman of the retail merchants committee, said today that the 130-piece Arizona State University Band from Tempe will lead the annual Christmas spectacle Friday evening, Dec. 2, starting at 7 o'clock in Huntington Beach. Approximately 30 bands and drum corps will participate in the Christmas Band Review and will be judged by the Southern California School Band and Orchestra Association. Floats to be featured include Santa Claus riding atop his big float decorated with bright tinsel and snow in his sleigh pulled by seven full-sized reindeer. An added feature will be the appearance of Merry Santa Merrie (Miss Sandra Carnes) in a beautiful red velvet and white ermine cistume depicting Santa's helper being arranged by Louise Hull Claire of San Clemente. Stan Pachet of Knott's Berry Farm will enter a float showing Christmas on the farm. Other floats will be entered by Sunny Crest Dairies of Orange County, the Queen's float featuring "Miss Merri Christmas"—Miss Chris Campanelli, a Huntington Beach High School student—and her four princesses: Carol Jo Johnston, Karen Olsen, Denise DeFabio and Barbara Smith. Other entries will be by the Lucky Lager Corp., the Alco Construction Corp. (Sol Vista Homes) and the 15th Rifle Company Toys for Tots float. Stockton is California's only inland seaport and is connected with San Francisco Bay by a channel that is 88 miles long. reports the Automobile Club of Southern California. Motor vehicles in the United States consumed 55 billion gallons of fuel last year, reports the Automobile Club of Southern California. Chapman Choir Will Present Free Concert Selections from the current Broadway hit, "The Sound of Music," will be a part of the program to be presented by the Chapman College Concert Choir Sunday afternoon at 4:30 in the college auditorium. Admission is free. In addition to the Rodgers and Hammerstein songs, spirituals and anthems, a major choral work by Pachelbel will also be performed by the Concert Choir under the direction of S. Sheldon Disrud, instructor in music at Chapman. Dr. Ronald M. Huntington, college organist, will accompany the choir in the Pachelbel work, in which the Madrigal Singers will also participate. A group of Elizabethan songs will be included in six numbers to be performed by the Madrigal Singers. The Chapel Choir will present works by Handel, Mozart, and Farrant. Auto Seat Belt For Yule Gift Miss Chris Campanelli, a Huntington Beach High School student—and her four princesses: Carol Jo Johnston, Karen Olsen, Denise DeFabio and Barbara Smith. Other entries will be by the Lucky Lager Corp., the Alco Construction Corp. (Sol Vista Homes) and the 15th Rifle Company Toys for Tots float. Art Exhibit Open To General Public "Design the World Over," a special art exhibit featuring art objects loaned by Orange Coast College foreign students and art club members, is being shown in the OCC Art Gallery. The exhibit is open to the public from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. during school days until Dec. 2. Included in the exhibit are textiles from India loaned by Kusum Parkhani; brass objects and textiles from Morocco loaned by Julie Reifel; hand carved objects from Japan, loaned by Paula Didas, Tiko Vero and Toshi Hisanaga; designs from Iran loaned by Madg Hosseini and Fereshteh Bahador; woodcarvings and textiles from Africa, loaned by Peter Akinyeli and Beatrice Lewanika, and objects from Mexico loaned by Mary Sepulveda and Bruce Piner, OCC art instructor. Vancouver, British Columbia, is the third largest city in Canada and its Chinatown section is second in size only to San Francisco's, says the Automobile Club of Southern California. A group of Elizabethan songs will be included in six numbers to be performed by the Madrigal Singers. The Chapel Choir will present works by Handel, Mozart, and Farrant. Auto Seat Belt For Yule Gift Christmas gift suggtstion for the man who has everything—almost: Buy him (or her, if your friend's a hep woman driver) an auto seat belt. It could mean a really merry Christmas for someone—by saving a life! "The motorist who has everything (except a seat belt that is) could wind up with nothing but trouble if he gets in a traffic accident," said the National Safety Council. The Council, a non-governmental agency organized in 1913 to prevent all kinds of accidents, heartily endorses seat belts at Christmas—or any other time of the year, for that matter. "Seat belts," it said, "are the No. 1 device now available to reduce the number of traffic deaths and injuries. "Use of seat belts by every driver—and the day may come when this will be nearer reality—could cut the traffic death toll by 5,000 a year, the number of injuries 60 per cent. "Wish a friend a truly merry Christmas this year. Give him a life-saving seat belt." (And while you're at it, why not take that idea one step further. Buy belts for yourself and your family, too.) Thanksgiving Weekend at Disneyland Features Annette, Elliott Bros. Hospital Guild Sets Informal Coffee Session Martin Luther Hospital Guild is announcing an informal coffee hour to be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. and again at 1 p.m. The morning session will include an orientation along with a tour of the new hospital, which is located at 1825 W. Romneya, Anaheim. All members of the Guild, prospective members and friends interested in volunteer hospital work are most cordially invited. Two registered nurses have been appointed to key positions at the recently opened Martin Luther Hospital, according to an announcement by the Rev. Harry F. Stief, president of the facility's board of directors. Named to the post of director of nursing was Mrs. Sybilla C. Freed, formerly assistant superintendent at Atascadero State Hospital. Miss Frances E. Tosey, who had been operating room superintendent with Whittier College recently sponsored a Model United Nations meeting. Representatives from twelve California high schools participated in this event which was held at Whittier College. Western Sponsors Model UN Meet Western High School in association with Whittier College recently sponsored a Model United Nations meeting. Representatives from twelve California high schools participated in this event which was held at Whittier College. The honors given Western and its students were awarded for their display of skill in one Orange County branch of Association for Childhood Education is sponsoring a coun-cour art workshop on Mon-dec. 5, at Olive School, May 18, Olive, at 4 to 8:30 Jansen, art consultant Stationers Corporation, Angeles, will conduct the hop. Miss Jansen has a background of experience education and will offer ideas for printing and us-issue paper. at the recently opened Martin Luther Hospital, according to an announcement by the Rev. Harry F. Stief, president of the facility's board of directors. Named to the post of director of nursing was Mrs. Sybilla C. Freed, formerly assistant superintendent at Atascadero State Hospital. Miss Frances E. Tosey, who had been operating room supervisor at Parkview Memorial Hospital, Arlington, will become supervisor of surgical services at the new hospital. Western High School in association with Whittier College recently sponsored a Model United Nations meeting. Representatives from twelve California high schools participated in this event which was held at Whittier College. The honors given Western and its students were awarded for their display of skill in parliamentary procedure, their knowledge and understanding of a country's problems, and their ability in public speaking. MOMMY! DADDY! LOOK... I got a letter from SANTA CLAUS Give your child the thrill of receiving a letter from Santa Claus. Letter and Envelope beautifully illustrated in full color. Come in...select from an assortment keyed to different age groups. We will forward it to the Santa Claus, Indiana post office for the authentic postmark. THAT'S YOUR GIFT TO YOU! ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 87 W. CENTER • ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA