anaheim-gazette 1960-12-08

Rotary Sponsors Service Club on Santa Ana Campus Special Honors To Anaheim Firm Tim Wallace of Wallace Tractor Sales of Anaheim was singled out for special honors last weekend at a gathering of Massey-Ferguson farm equipment dealers in Phoenix, Arizona. About 125 M-F dealers from California, Arizona and Nevada were the guests of the company at a daylong program staged in the beautiful Ramada Inn in Phoenix. They toured the company's Phoenix headquarters facilities, attended a luncheon and an afternoon series of business conferences, and gathered again for a banquet and entertainment program at which dealers were honored for sales and for outstanding service to farmers in their home areas. Wallace was accompanied by his wife. Convalescent Unit Opens in Anaheim OC Cactus Group Elects New Panel At the November meeting Mrs. Susie Milburn was elected president of the Orange County Cactus and Succulent Society for 1961. She succeeds Mrs. Loretta Pangle. Elected to serve with Mrs. Milburn were Mrs. Jeann Patton, vice-president, and Mrs. Edith McAllister, secretary-treasurer. Installation will be held Jan. 4. Mrs. Pangle announces that for the Dec. 7 meeting members and guests will bring Christmas ideas for home decoration which they have made themselves. There will be wreaths, door swatches, table decorations, arrangements, etc. Also ideas for gift wrapping. Since it is Christmas time, there will be a white elephant table. These articles will be sold in place of the usual plant table. Formation of a Rotary-sored men's service club derway at Santa Ana College bringing to three the number sponsored clubs on campus Kent Soldan of Santa Ana the new president, with Wall as vice-president, Tilton as secretary and Mendez as treasurer. Raven, art instructor, club adviser. Mason Teter, personnel director of the Santa Ana Post office and chairman of the cation committee of the Ana Rotary Club, is working with the new group. A club name contest is templated, with a tent name of Rotana being temporarily. The new club will under campus projects and work Rotary committees, interchanging meetings to get better acquainted with the professors members. Among Don men helping organize the new group are: den Grove; Mike Zering, nis Toigo, Jerry Wilcox, nis Rosene, Wylie Aitken George Toth; Orange; Goss, Jerry and Gene Kolk and Gary Schniep; Tu Leonard C. Hines; Santa Student President Larry W Convalescent Unit Opens in Anaheim An open house review inaugurated the newly completed $300,000 Hillhaven Convalescent Hospital in Anaheim, located at 1130 W. La Palma Ave., across from the Anaheim Memorial Hospital. Patient facilities at Hillhaven are all on one floor, no stairs or ramps. Extra-wide doors and hallways provide for the transfer of beds and wheel chair traffic. Hallways and bathrooms are equipped with handrails for patients' safety. The ceramic tiled bathroom tubs are free standing, low and easy to get in and out. "Drive in" showers accommodate wheel chair patients. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful. Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 OC Theta Upsilon Members to Meet Orange County Alumnae of Theta Upsilon met Dec. 7 at the home of Mrs. Stanley Rogers, 13032 Newhaven, Santa Ana. The subject of the meeting was the two national philanthropies of Theta Upsilon, Berea College Hospital in Kentucky and Navajo Assistance in New Mexico. Members brought jewelry and white elephants for an auction to raise funds for these philanthropies. Also at this meeting warm clothing and other useful articles were collected to send to the Navajos. New Theta Upsilon alumnae in Orange County may contact the president, Mrs. Harry Kaiser, at KI 2-5047. ? ? DISCOUNTS ? ? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA HOUSE: MAN.-FRI. 9 TO 9 SAT. 9 TO 6 Sun. 1 TO 6 (OUT-OF-STATE CREDIT WELCOME) There’s a practical side* to Christmas, too! *And nothing’s more practical than your BankAmericard. You can use it to buy almost every gift on your list. And, if you like, you can budget your payments over several months. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION • MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT Service Campus Formation of a Rotary-sponored men's service club is underway at Santa Ana College, bringing to three the number of sponsored clubs on campus. Kent Soldan of Santa Ana is the new president, with Jeff Wall as vice-president, Jerry Hilton as secretary and Gene Gendez as treasurer. Peter Haven, art instructor, is the club adviser. Mason Teter, personnel director of the Santa Ana Post Office and chairman of the education committee of the Santa Ana Rotary Club, is working with the new group. A club name contest is contested, with a tentative name of Rotana being used temporarily. The new club will undertake campus projects and work with rotary committees, interchange meetings to get better accented with the professional members. Among Don men helping organize the new group are: Garin Grove; Mike Zering, Denis Toigo, Jerry Wilcox, Denis Rosene, Wylie Aitken and George Toth; Orange: Lynn Ross, Jerry and Gene Kolkhorst and Gary Schniep; Tustin: Ronard C. Hines; Santa Ana: Student President Larry Wentz. ANAHEIM GAZETTE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1960 SECTION B, PAGE NATIONAL EMERGENCY Alarm Repeater (NEAR) receiver (inset) was demonstrated to the public and industry at Charlotte, Mich., to show how this automatic indoor warning device could alert the whole population by a special signal sent over power lines. Leo A. Hoegh, director of the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization, pressed the button activating the warning demonstration. Alpha Omicron Pi Founders' Day Alpha Omicron Pi collegiate Mrs. Wilma Leland, national chapel member Among Don men helping organize the new group are: Garin Grove; Mike Zering, Denis Toigo, Jerry Wilcox, Denis Rosene, Wylie Aitken and George Toth; Orange; Lynn Ross, Jerry and Gene Kolkhorst and Gary Schniep; Tustin; Leonard C. Hines; Santa Ana; Student President Larry Wenttle, Jim Heideck, Jim Topping,nt Soldan, Jerry Tilton, Ed Boschwitz, Fred Hurd, Roger Peters, Jeff Wall, Dave Snodass, Gene Mendez, Joe Valaz, Terry Webb, Gary Glazeook, Bill Thomas and Alck. Cranston Opposes State Income Tax Withholding Plan State Controller Alan Cranston opposed the adoption of a withholding plan for the collection of California state personal income tax. Cranston, chairman of the Franchise Tax Board, stated that California would derive sufficient advantages to offset the disadvantages of a full withholding system. He also declared, "It would undlessly harass a million individuals who owe no income taxes as well as costing the state $2.6 million annually to implement." Alpha Omicron Pi Founders' Day Alpha Omicron Pi collegiate and alumnae members joined in celebrating their sorority's 63rd birthday Sunday at Founders' Day luncheon at the Beverly Hills Hotel crystal room. Attending from the South Coast Alumnae Club were Mrs. Van Woert Smith of Santa Ana, president, who conducted the roll call of chapters; Mrs. Ray France of Anaheim, district alumnae director; Mrs. John Butler of Newport Beach, Mrs. John Beazley of Balboa, Mrs. Robert West of Tustin and Miss Alayne Campbell of Orange. Mrs. Wilma Leland, national president, was honored guest and speaker. Alpha Omicron Pi was founded in 1897 at Barnard College, Columbia University, as a national women's sorority. The four founders, now deceased, were Stella George Stern Perry, Jessie Wallace Hugran, Elizabeth Heywood Wyman and Helen St. Clair Mullan. The accomplishments of each of these women were noteworthy, accounting for their recognition in "Who's Who." Today Alpha Omicron Pi has 67 collegiate chapter and 155 alumnae groups. Deaf Ladies Hurt In Auto Accident Two deaf mute women were taken to Orange County General Hospital for treatment when their automobile was hit broadside as they drove through the intersection of Ball and Placentia. Elizabeth Brown, 37, and Madonna Lucas, 26, both of Garden Grove, sustained injuries in the accident. Miss Brown suffered a possible fractured thigh. KNO BERRY FARM This is the place to come if you believe pleasure looked forward to and enjoyment—see Ghost Town, try the Farm and, when the shopping's done, MRS. KNOTT'S CHICKEN DINNER RESTAURANT Her famous fried chicken served noon to 8:30 p.m. Closed Monday and Tuesday. STEAK HOUSE Open every day of the week. MRS. KNOTT'S CHICKEN DINNER RESTAURANT Her famous fried chicken served noon to 8:30 p.m. Closed Monday and Tuesday. STEAK MOUSE Open every day of the week. GHOST TOWN GRILL Good eatin' — western style! CABLE CAR KITCHEN Favorite spot for light breakfasts, lunches and evening meals. CHRISTMAS TABLEAU enacted hourly each evening at the Gold Mine. CHRISTMAS GIFTS that are different—many made by skilled craftsmen, as well as newest toys, latest decorator items and California apparel for every member of the family. You shop leisurely in the quiet atmosphere of an Early West Town. The entire family enjoys gift shopping at Knott's! Elect New Officers For County GOP Federation Election of Branch P. Kerfoot, Corona del Mar electronics engineer, as president of the Orange County Young Republicans federation was announced by outgoing president James B. Keyes of Laguna Beach. Kerfoot, a member of the technical staff at Ford Motor Company's Aeronutronic Division, New YR president will take office January 1, along with Vice-Presidents Gene O'Rourke of Newport Beach and Ralph Laue of Orange; Secretary Maureen Mulligan, Santa Ana; and Treasurer Herb Crawford, Garden Grove. President-elect Kerfoot in outlining plans for the coming year, stated that great emphasis will be placed on attracting new members into the various units of the Young Republicans scattered in communities throughout Orange County. "Many persons, eligible for membership in YR, are not aware of the tremendous contribution made by the organization to the Republican and conservative cause in our country," Kerfoot said. "We have units of college students and groups organized on a geographical, or city, basis of persons up to 40 years of age. These units are engaged in all manner of political activity, ranging from research and study groups to campaign task forces." The work is interesting and is combined with varied social activities throughout the At present," he told the legors, "the State completely ences facilities for state colls and the University of Calinia, but grants no state aid junior colleges for capital pay. This is in spite of the fact approximately 70 per cent all lower division students in tic institutions of higher ning are enrolled in junior leges," he said. WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK MORTUARY - CEMETERY - CHAPEL Together at One Convenient Location Provide A Natural Savings In Cost By Eliminating Long Funeral Processions in Heavy Traffic YOUR COMPLETE SATISFACTION ASSURED GEneva 1-6577 — TWinoaks 3-2421 "NO LEGITIMATE FUNERAL DIRECTOR EVER TURNS ANYONE AWAY FOR LACK OF FUNDS" NOTT'S FARM & GHOST TOWN to come if you believe a day of Christmas Shopping should be a forward to and enjoyed! You can combine gift selecting and enterhost Town, try the new Gold Mine Ride, visit Old MacDonald's the shopping's done, sit down to a delicious fried chicken dinner! 35 Shops Full of Gift Ideas 40 ACRES OF FREE PARKING Never Any Admission Charge Christmas Activities at Knott's Here to greet you in person is SANTA CLAUS in his igloo. And you'll see 40 ACRES OF FREE PARKING Never Any Admission Charge Christmas Activities at Knott's Here to greet you in person is SANTA CLAUS in his igloo. And you'll see A REAL SNOWMAN at the entrance to the Gold Mine. A marvelous sight is the MAGIC CHRISTMAS TREE floating on Indian Village Lake. And you won't want to miss the life-sized NATIVITY SET at the Church of the Reflections. Open every day of the year* TIL 9 P.M. *Pardon us while we close on Christmas Day. Hope you have a happy holiday, too!