anaheim-gazette 1961-05-11

The Woman's World SECTION B, PAGE 1 NATIONAL HOSPITAL WEEK—Hospitals in Orange County and throughout the nation are celebrating National Hospital Week May 7 to 13, held each year during the week of Florence Nightingale’s birthday. Typical of the theme, “Your Hospital—a Community Partnership,” and our “heritage of health” is this young couple leaving the hospital with a new and happy baby. This is the Tod Antona second child, born to an era where patient care is constantly improving through medical advances, the development of new equipment and services, and better training of personnel. Navy Mothers Pick Officers The May meeting of the only Navy Mothers Club in Orange County was ection of officers day for the year to begin June 6. The home of the present adjutant, Mrs. Edith Scott, 120 E. Alberta, was the scene of the election and plans for coming activities were made. Plans are in the making for a conducted tour of Juvenile Hall this month and in June Anaheim will host the Southeast District Naval Mothers. Anaheim Facilities Mark National Hospital Week One out of every eight persons in Orange County will be admitted to a hospital this year. They will find the very best of health care because of the full partnership of an enlightened public, a learned and inspired medical profession and a dedicated hospital staff. They will find their “heritage of health” in the theme of National Hospital Week, May 7 to 13. That theme is “Your Hospital—a Community Partnership.” The American Hospital Assn., sponsoring the annual observance, said, “The hospital’s major responsibility in its community partnership is patient care. Patient care is constant improving through medical advances, the development of new equipment and services, and better training of personnel. “Two responsibilities of the hospital,” an AHA representative pointed, are education and training of personnel, and medical research. “An additional responsibility of hospitals is preventive medicine. Hospitals assist in detecting and reporting communicable diseases, and offer education programs in such areas as pre-natal care, nutrition and mental hygiene.” Ebell Club Hears Travel Experience "Search for Paradise" was the title of Bill Beer's travel film which he narrated for the general meeting of the Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim. Beer was one of five young men who traveled to England and bought a 42-foot sailboat. Though none of them knew the first thing about sailing, they confidently boarded their boat and sailed south and west seeking knowledge and new answers to man's perennial quest for the perfect way of life. Their adventures, mishaps, the people and places they saw, and the answer they found were beautifully presented in this film. Mrs. Arthur Pressel, president, introduced Orange District officers and welcomed husbands. A brief business meeting, during which the Juniors voted to give $500 to the Senior Ebell Club for the building and loan fund, was followed by installation of officers for the club year 1961-62. Mrs. Larry Whitesides, presi dent, Orange District Federation of Women's Clubs, junior membership, greeted and formally installed each new officer. Mrs. George Reed, incoming president, has chosen as her theme "Climb Every Mountain." Cupcakes decorated to represent specific mountains were presented by Mrs. Whitesides as she outlined the duties involved for each new officer as she climbs her individual mountain during the term of office. Mrs. Edward Strickler was chairman of the tea committee and tied in the travel theme of the program with the table setting using a large world globe as a centerpiece. Since the May meeting is Men's Night, Arthur Pressel and George Reed were in charge of the tea table. Hostesses were Mmes. Ralph Stokes, John Tontl, John McGrew, Gene Walloch, G. Robert Hales, Edward Plehal, Ted Schultz, Alvin Tanner, A. J. Winegar, John Ward and Robert Webb. ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Auxiliary Formed By Big Brothers Announcement of the election of Mrs. Charles S. Thomas as chairman of the first Women's Auxiliary of Big Brothers of Orange County has been made by Spencer T. Honig, Big Brothers board member, Serving with Mrs. Thomas as officers are Mrs. Robert Guggenheim Jr., vice chairman; Mrs. Robert Keene, secretary, and Mrs. W. Allen Grubb, treasurer. The new auxiliary was launched after many months of diligent work by a steering committee composed of Mrs. Honig, Mrs. Clifford Hakes and Mrs. O. W. Richard. Addressing the new auxiliary at a tea at the home of Mrs. Clifford Hakes, O. W. (Dick) Richard, a board member of Big Brothers, told of the success of the Big Brother philosophy with boys being reared in a home without a father's guidance. Richard presented Ralph Holdburg, executive director of Big Brothers, to the group, who stated that 92 boys were referred to Big Brothers in 1960. These referrals came from schools, probation departments and churches but most of them came from the boys' mothers. "The community is enriched by 15,000-20,000 volunteer manhours for every social worker we can add to our staff," Holdburg said. The main function of the new auxiliary will be the sponsorship of events to promote financial aid and greater est in the goals of Big Brothers. Club Members To Make Trip For Convention Anaheim Rotary Club bers will attend the International Rotary convention Tokyo, Japan, May 30 to 1. Those making the trip be Dr. and Mrs. Erwin Stein, Dr. Ed Jordt and wife, Dr. Dorothy Jordt Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mhan. launched after many months of diligent work by a steering committee composed of Mrs. Honig, Mrs. Clifford Hakes and Mrs. O. W. Richard. Addressing the new auxiliary at a tea at the home of Mrs. Clifford Hakes, O. W., (Dick) Richard, a board member of The community is enriched by 15,000-20,000 volunteer man-hours for every social worker we can add to our staff," Holdburg said. The main function of the new auxiliary will be the sponsorship of events to promote fi Come celebrate with GRAND OP KEYSTONE SAVINGS and loan asso FREE GIFTS FO FREE CORNING WARE Fabulous new Corning Ware made of missile material Pyroceram. For new or added savings of $500 or more. ATTENDANCE GRAND P or FREE super sized BEACON BLANKET 72" x 90". 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EUCLID AVE. at C Opposite Broadway S Society - Clubs - Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1961 Philharmonic Society to Continue Drive During May To insure the continuance of the finest music available being brought to the residents of Orange County, the Orange County Philharmonic Society's annual Continuance Fund Drive will be in full swing for the month of May. During the drive, established members will have the opportunity to renew their memberships and new members will be urged to join in supporting the Society's most ambitious plans to date for next season. Area chairman for Anaheim is Mrs. Marshall Cone. Beginning in the fall, an extra concert will be offered, to include the guest appearance of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. Four concerts will be played by the Orange County Philharmonic Orchestra, two under the inspired baton of Frieda Belinfante, the Society's musical director, and two with famous guest conductors. Invitations will also go to top-notch stars in the musical world to appear as guest soloists. Another highlight the season ahead will be at least one summer concert planned for Irvine Bowl. It is also anticipated the free Symphonies for Youth Concerts, directed and verbally augmented by Frieda Belinfante, will be bigger and better, continuing to bring fine live symphony music within the reach of every youngster in Orange County. ate with us during our OPENING! ATTENDANCE AND PRIZE MODEL SK47 MOTOROLA Stereophonic High Fidelity CONSOLE WITH FM/AM RADIO Come in and register – no obligation! Everyone over 17 years of age eligible. Drawing held 5 p.m. Friday, June 30 or FREE genuine MELMAC 4 pc. place setting of famous Melmac by Durawear for new or added savings of $250 or more. or FREE DART BATHROOM SCALE Accurate, adjustable with magnified dial. For new or added savings of $1000 or more. or FREE 16 Pc. 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