anaheim-gazette 1961-03-30

VOLUNTEERS BEGIN CANCER CRUSADE—Crusade chairmen ready to distribute American Cancer Society Cancer Crusade neighbor-to-neighbor kits Monday, along with hundreds of other Orange County volunteers, are (front) Mrs. Jim Bentson of 1005 S. Driftwood Ave. Seal Beach, and Danny Olivas of 628 Moonbeam Dr., Placentia; (rear, from left) Mrs. Henry Klipstein of 2614 N. Olive Ln., Santa Ana. Crusade vice chairmen VOLUNTEERS BEGIN CANCER CRUSADE—Crusade chairmen ready to distribute American Cancer Society Cancer Crusade neighbor-to-neighbor kits Monday, along with hundreds of other Orange County volunteers, are (front) Mrs. Jim Bentson of 1005 S. Driftwood Ave., Seal Beach, and Danny Olivas of 628 Moonbeam Dr., Placentia; (rear, from left) Mrs. Henry Klipstein of 2614 N. Olive Ln., Santa Ana, Crusade vice-chairman for Southern Orange County; Mrs. R. Alden Tornquist of 2451 S. Pacific, Sunset Beach, and Mrs. Art Allee of 321 S. Sunset St., La Habra. 'Fight Cancer' Fund Drive Opens Monday; County Goal is $118,535 The Orange County branch of the American Cancer Society, which is asking for $118,535 in the fund raising appeal opening next Monday, urges every adult to do two things to protect himself against cancer. It asked each person to have a medical checkup annually, no matter how well he feels; and to learn cancer's seven danger signals and go to a doctor immediately if one of them lasts longer than two weeks. Research facts released by the society state that cancer often begins as a "localized" disease, when just one tiny cell in the body—or perhaps a few cells—unexplainedly turns malignant. The cancer then grows through a process of cell division observable at first only through a microscope but later with the naked eye. Most cancers originate on the Y Anticipates Campers Will Break Record A record number of Anaheim campers is expected to participate in the Young Men's Christian Association 1961 summer camp program, according to William C. Poiler, general secretary. Surface of some tissue, such as the skin, the inner surface of a body cavity, or the lining of a duct. As long as the cancer remains in its original location it is known as "carcinoma in situ," or cancer in its original site. In theory all cancers can be cured when it is possible to remove or destroy all of the cancer cells in the patient's body. This is easily accomplished by surgery in the earliest "in situ" stage. After a time, however, some of the cancer cells penetrate beyond the surface tissue to invade underlying tissues. Nevertheless, as long as the cancer cells remain more or less together as an intact mass in a localized state, surgery or radiation usually are successful. From then on the risks increase. Some cancer cells eventually become detached from the original mass and float through the lymph channels or blood vessels to other parts of the body. The body's protective mechanism usually goes to work at this point trapping the detached cancer cells and holding them as long as possible in a lymph node in the region of the original organ. At this stage of regional involvement the prospects of successful surgery or radiation therapy are still relatively good. If left untreated the cancer cells eventually break out of News About Our Service Mer Army Pfc. Clyde A. Robertson, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Roberson of 1433 Hueee Ave., recently participated with other personnel from the 24th Division's 34th Infantry in a field training exercise in Germany. A rifleman in the infantry's Company E, he entered the Army in October 1959, completed basic training at Fort Ord and arrived overseas in March, 1960. Donald E. Pelser, sonarman seaman, USN, son of Mrs. Alma L. Pelser of 752 N. Olive St., is serving aboard the escort vessel USS Bauer operating with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. The Bauer, one of the Navy's new class of ocean escort vessels whose primary duty is anti-submarine warfare departed San Diego this month. Army Pvt. Gabriel R. Robertson, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leamon C. Roberson, 10942 Rustic Ln., has been assigned to the 559th Military Police Company at Fort Monroe, Va. Roberson entered the Army Campers Will Break Record A record number of Anaheim campers is expected to participate in the Young Men's Christian Association 1961 summer camp program, according to William C. Poirer, general secretary. Registrations for both weekly and day camp periods opened this week. Mountain camping periods at Y Camp Osceola, in the Barton Flats area of the San Bernardino Mountains, will be July 1-8, July 22-29 and August 12-19 for boys, and June 24-July 1 and July 15-22 for girls. Family camp will be September 2-4. The camp is an accredited member of the American Camping Association and provides swimming, riding, crafts and other popular activities. Adventure day camp periods for boys and girls ages 6 through 11 years are again expected to attract more than 1,000 local youths. The campers are picked up near their homes by busses for each day's activities. Day camp fun will begin June 26 and convene on August 11. Too many drivers traveling at fast speeds leave only one-quarter of a second spacing between their car and the one ahead. A driver needs three seconds to respond to a sudden crisis in daylight more time in darkness. The body's protective mechanism usually goes to work at this point: trapping the detached cancer cells and holding them as long as possible in a lymph node in the region of the original organ. At this stage of regional involvement the prospects of successful surgery or radiation therapy are still relatively good. If left untreated the cancer cells eventually break out of their temporary prison and spread into various and distant parts of the body. In this stage of advanced cancer, death is almost always inevitable. It is the danger of cancer's spread in the body which causes the American Cancer Society to stress the urgency of regular health checkups and ready familiarity with cancer's seven danger signals. During the April Cancer Cruse hundreds of volunteer workers will pass the ACS neighbor-to-neighbor (red, white, and blue) kits along neighborhood blocks throughout Orange County. These kits contain educational literature that each family is asked to read and keep. The kit also contains small envelopes in which donations may be placed. Neighbors are asked to place donations in these envelopes, put them back into the large kit and pass the kits on to their neighbors. In this way the ACS hopes every home in Orange County will receive its message, "Guard Your Family — Fight Cancer With a Checkup and a Check." Army Pvt. Gabriel R. Roberson, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leamon C. Roberson, 10942 Rustic Ln., has been assigned to the 559th Military Police Company at Fort Monroe, Va. Roberson entered the Army last October and completed basic training at Fort Ord. He is a 1956 graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School, Long Beach, and attended Orange Coast College. Before entering the Army he was employed by the General Telephone Co. FUCHSIA BLOOMS Fuchsias bloom on new growth only, and the gardener's efforts should all be turned toward promoting as much of it as possible. Feed Fuchsias frequently and give them plenty to drink to keep them growing. Pinching out the terminal shoots will encourage bushiness and fuller bloom when it comes. Don't be afraid to pinch off the first buds that appear. You'll get two or more for every one you remove eventually. Canes of climbing roses should be guided along the fence or trellis that supports them. By arching them slightly, the gardener encourages dormant buds along the cane to break and push up with new growth. And it's on this new growth that the flowers will be borne. CALIFORNIA FE April shower of It's wonderful weather This delightful downpour brings free gifts for savers at all of California Federal's 11 friendly neighborhood offices! And it's just one reason to open or add to your savings account now. Funds placed by April 10 will earn 9 full months of dividends this year. You also enjoy California Federal's great trio of savings advantages: the same sound management policies since 1925...resources over $600,000,000...reserves over $38,000,000. Add a 4½% current annual rate and you know why 160,000 savers have chosen California Federal for profit and safety. Open or add to your And it's just one reason to open or add to your savings account now. 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