anaheim-gazette 1961-07-06

Anaheim Doctors Named To Heart Group Board John J. Sampson, M.D., San Francisco, the new president of the California Heart Association, recently addressed members and guests attending the Orange County Heart Association's annual meeting. Dr. Sampson stressed the importance of research and pointed out recent developments in the field. "It is now possible to photograph the inside of the heart and blood vessels, to detect or evaluate the degree of arteriosclerosis (hardening of the arteries)," said Sampson. "This is accomplished by inserting a plastic tube catheter—an instrument which carries light through circular paths—into the blood vessels themselves." He revealed some other new accomplishments in the field, which include: "The use of digital computers in accurate diagnosis of heart disease; detecting holes in the heart by variances in blood pressure and body temperature; a pacemaker which has been developed to regulate the beat of the heart; and the successful synthetic heart, which can assume the function of a damaged heart if necessary." Sidney J. Adler, M.D., of Anaheim, chairman, reported for the nominating committee. Chamber Group Lions Elect International President Per Ståhl of Eskilstuna, Sweden, was elected International President of Lions International at the Association's 44th Annual Convention in Atlantic City. Lions International, with 620,000 members in 112 countries or regions, is the world's largest service club organization. Lions International is best known for its many youth programs, community service projects, sight conservation activities and aid to the blind. Last year Lions Clubs around the globe completed more than 200,000 individual community service projects. Practi-Products Achievement Firm Chamber Group To Hear Talk On Area Growth The economic outlook for Orange County, the nation's number one growth county, will be the subject of an important address before members and friends of the Associated Chambers of Commerce July 20. The general membership luncheon will be held at the Santa Ana Elks Club. Dr. Robert R. Dockson, dean of the School of Business Administration at the University of Southern California and consulting economist to Union Bank, will address the group on "Economy at Mid-Year." A long-time resident of Orange County, he will update earlier projections of growth for Orange County as well as for the Los Angeles metropolitan area as a whole. Charmoli Students In First Recital Students of the Tony Charmoli Dance Studio of Anaheim presented their first annual dance recital Tuesday in the auditorium of the Wilshire Junior High School in Fullerton. Eighty youngsters from Anaheim, Buena Park, Garden Grove, Fullerton and Westminster performed under the direction of Dorothy Batinich, assisted by Patsy Smales, instructor. The production, "Panorama of Dance," included numbers ranging from ballet to jazz. Highlight of the program came Practi-Products Achievement Firm Declares Dividend Practi-Products Junior Achievement Company — composed of teenagers from Orange, Anaheim, Fullerton, Santa Ana and Buena Park — ended its eight-month period of business operations today by declaring a four per cent dividend. "The business operation of Practi-Products was an overwhelming success. This Junior Achievement company liquidated its stock, completed payment of all wages to firm members, and paid a four per cent dividend to its stockholders," C. Harper Brubaker, vice president and group executive of Hughes Aircraft Company's ground systems group here, stated. Hughes ground systems is the counselling firm for Practi-Products. "Practi-Products sold its complete stock of 160 Handi-Caddys to Orange County residents. Handi-Caddy is a two piece, five-by seven-inch wooden display rack and holder for dishes, books, signs, records, etc.," Bob Trust, teenage president of the J.A. company, said. Trust added, "Mr. Brubaker, who purchased our first share of stock, also was the recipient of our company's first dividend check." Teenage members who worked as a team to make their business operation a financial success included Dennis Iverson and Bob Trust, Fullerton; James A. Gentry, Orange; vice president Ronal Groh, treasurer Marsha Hoy, production Eighty youngsters from Anaheim, Buena Park, Garden Grove, Fullerton and Westminster performed under the direction of Dorothy Batinich, assisted by Patsy Smales, instructor. The production, "Panorama of Dance," included numbers ranging from pallet to jazz. Highlight of the program came when Mr. Charmoli joined the teenagers in a television number he created for Bobby Darin. He is choreographer for the Dinah Shore show and producer of many television spectaculars. The man who gets down and out has only one way to go—and that is up. Trust added, "Mr. Brubaker, who purchased our first share of stock, also was the recipient of our company's first dividend check." Teenage members who worked as a team to make their business operation a financial success included Dennis Iverson and Bob Trust, Fullerton; James A. Gentry, Orange; vice president Ronal Groh, treasurer Marsha Hoy, production manager Mike Reeske and Robert Yukihiro, Anaheim; sales manager Marian Pokorski, Polly Pokorski and Robert Norton, Santa Ana; secretary Sandra Van Handel and Don Van Handel, Buena Park. Take a look into your wife's purse if you want proof that money isn't everything. SAN FRANCISCO ONLY $11 tax extra SOUTHERN PACIFIC DAYLIGHT Go relaxed and worry-free in your reserved seat on a great streamliner. A real travel bargain...every day! College Offers Two New Courses two classes are being offered the Fullerton Evening JunCollege this summer, accling to John N. Reid, direction of adult education in the Fullerton Union High School and Junior College Districts. Registration will be in the classroom at the time the class begins, Reid said. Starting Monday, July 3, a nine-week course in electronic fabrication is meeting from 7 to 10 p.m. on Monday and Wednesday evenings in room 144 in the La Habra High School. 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