anaheim-gazette 1961-11-16

ANN LANDERS . . . Fast Talker Turns Thief Over Raincoat Dear Ann Landers: My boy friend and I are having a disagreement. He's a fast talker and uses a lot of big words so I'm no match for him. Last week we went to a nice place for dinner. There was a clothes rack by the door for men's coats. Ron hung his new raincoat there. After dinner his coat was gone. The manager said they are not responsible for such losses. Two night later he went back alone and helped himself to a raincoat which was much nicer than his own — and it fit him perfectly. When he bragged to me about it I was shocked. I say this is stealing. Ron says it is getting even. Who is right? —DEADLOCKED Dear Deadlocked: When a person takes something which does not belong to him it is stealing. Ron's theory that he was "getting even" is a phony. The poor guy whose coat Ron heisted was not responsible for Ron's loss. Why should he be punished? He behaved like the man who knocks his toe on the bedpost and kicks the cat. Dear Ann Landers: Nine of us girls have been playing poker together for over fifteen years. We've had our little differences but after all is said and done we are devoted to each other. There are rumors around town about the husband of one of our poker circle. He is said to be having an affair with a young girl in friendship keep quiet. The way to make a mountain out of a molehill is to keep adding the dirt. Dear Ann: I'm 21 and engaged to be married soon. My mother passed away when I was 18 but I've had good, solid up-bringing. My fiance told me last night that his mother wants to have a talk with me on sex in marriage. She feels that since my own mother is dead it's her place. Frankly there are some unanswered questions in my mind but she's the last person in the world I'd ask. She's the prying type who is constantly pumping for information. Recently she asked me some questions which I felt were none of her business. I had a hard time controlling my temper. My fiance says she'll feel hurt if I refuse to have this talk. Should I sit there and grit my teeth to pacify her? — G.R. Dear G.R.: No. Tell your fiance that the little chat is unnecessary, but you appreciate her interest. British Group Sets Tea Party The British Home in California Ltd., Mrs. Edgar C. Channel, president, announces the annual ingathering and afternoon tea party at the home for aged Britishers, 647 Manzanita Avenue, Sierra Madre, Sunday, Nov. 19th, 2 to 5 p.m. Dear Ann Landers: Nine of us girls have been playing poker together for over fifteen years. We've had our little differences but after all is said and done we are devoted to each other. There are rumors around town about the husband of one of our poker circle. He is said to be having an affair with a young girl in his office. We aren't gossip mongers, Ann, but when three of us hear the same story from different sources there must be something to it. I asked my husband if we should tell the wife. He said to keep our noses out of it. Don't you feel that in the name of friendship we should wise her up? —TRUE BLUES Dear Blues: In the name of British Group Sets Tea Party The British Home in California Ltd., Mrs. Edgar C. Channel, president, announces the annual ingathering and afternoon tea party at the home for aged Britishers, 647 Manzanita Avenue, Sierra Madre, Sunday, Nov. 19th, 2 to 5 p.m. Mrs. Noral Nelson, 1001 So. Gilbert Avenue, Fullerton, is regent of the Anaheim chapter SUNNINGDALE, LA 6-7408. The chapter meets Thursday, Nov. 30, 2 p.m. at Mrs. Nelson's when plans will be made for Christmas meeting. Interested women of British birth, ancestry, and wives of Britishers are cordially invited to attend and enjoy a cup of English tea. Tickets on Sale For Tots' Show Tickets are still on sale by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department for their Childrens' Theatre Series. Tickets are being sold on a season basis, but additional tickets may be purchased at the door the day of the production. This year's calendar will include "Rumpelstiltskin" Anaheim Choralers, 'Many Moons', "Flibbertygibbet" and the Anaheim Youth Symphony in concert. "Rumpelstiltskin" is the first production of the year and will be presented Saturday, Nov. 18. The production will be staged by the Downey Children's Theatre group which returns to Anaheim for their third successful year. The play is under the direction of John Hume who has impressed thousands of children with his talent of making the "make-believe" come to life. All productions will be presented in the Anaheim Union High School auditorium, located at 801 West Lincoln. Each production will be presented twice, at 10:30 a.m. and at 1:30 p.m. However, it's wise to plan to arrive at least 30 minutes prior to curtain time. Tickets have been offered to all elementary children in Anaheim public and private schools. All children in grades 1-3 must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets are available at the Park Department, located at 309 S. Harbor. For further information, call PR 6-0110, extension 256. Peek Family serving all of Champ County THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, Veterans Administration statutory burial allowance is now $250.00. PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME accepts this statutory allowance for our complete professional services, use of all funeral facilities, including a quality casket. COMPLETE VETERANS COUNSELING and assistance for veterans and their families available without charge. LON, MARNETTE and LON PEEK II cordially invite all Orange County Veterans and their families to visit at any time. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT 7801 Bolsa Avenue, Midway City, California LE 9-9642 TW 3-3525 GE 1-2128 NO ONE TURNED AWAY FOR LACK OF FUNDS Workshop Symposium Set By Medical Authorities For those "unanswered questions" talk to your doctor — or less clinical information see a marriage counselor. If alcohol is robbing you or someone you love of health andunity, send for ANN LANDS'S booklet, "Help For The Alcohol," enclosing with your quest 20 cents in coin and a g, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. And them to her in care of The Daily News enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Conducted under the chairmanship of Dr. William Dean Lindgren, director of physical medicine at Orange County General Hospital, the second annual Rehabilitation Workshop symposium sponsored by Orange County Chapter, the National Foundation, December 9, will present prominent medical authorities in discussions of subjects dealing with crippling disease. Dr. Lindgren recently accepted appointment to the chapter's Medical Advisory Committee. Connected with the symposium, which will be held in the Department or Physical Medicine at the County Hospital, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., will be various exhibits related to rehabilitation of disabled patients. The symposium is planned for physicians and other professionals interested in rehabilitation. Registration is set for 9:15 a.m. The exhibits and demonstrations will be on display at that time. Following introductory remarks by Dr. William Friend, president of Orange County Medical Association, the symposium will open with a film showing the problems of "hysterical gait", prepared by Drs. Ralph Worden and Marvin Spiegel at Ohio State University. Dr. Spiegel will discuss the film. Dr. Vernon Luck, noted orthopedic authority, medical directory of Los Angeles Orthopedic Hospital and clinical professor of orthopedic surgery at U.S.C., will discuss "Recent Advances in Orthopedic Management of Congenital Defects." A panel discussion of birth defects, presenting "a comprehensive review of the pathogenesis genetic and environment aspects of this problem, as well as surgical treatment and rehabilitation of individual patients" will be next. Discussion "Techniques Now Available for Electrical Diagnosis in Neuromuscular Disease" is the topic for discussion by Dr. Marvin Spiegel associate professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation at U.C.L.A. Dr. E. H. Thomassen of Newport Beach, member of the Medical Advisory Committee of Orange County Chapter, will conclude the program with presentation. We Invite You To Compare Sa Heavy Duty Tide Detergent Price includes 5c Off Label giant 49½-oz. pkg. 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LEMON—ANAHEIM LINCOLN & WESTERN—WEST ANAHEIM Glass Jar Included ($19.95) ELECTRIC DRINK MIX The Peralta Hills area, east of Anaheim and the Santa Ana River, is a step closer to becoming a part of this city. Discussion Techniques Now Available for Medical Diagnosis in Neuromus Disease" is the topic for discussion by Dr. Marvin Spiegel, state professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation at A.E. H. Thomassen of New Beach, member of the Medi-advisory Committee of Or County Chapter, will con- tion of a case: "Arthrogryposis." Clothing fashions for the disabled will be shown by Mrs. M. Baxter, occupational therapist for Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. An unusual mechanized wheelchair, the work of Jerrold Spangler of Tustin, will be demonstrated by his wife, Mrs. Polly Spangler, who was named by the National Foundation as National March of Dimes Mother of the Year. Demonstration of a new, simple and inexpensive hand-control system for disabled automobile drivers will be given by Chet Herbert, racing car manufacturer and authority. Exhibits from the occupational therapy unit of Orange County Hospital will be on display. Councilmen have officially received and filed the report from the Orange County Boundary Commission on the annexation. No definite plans have been advanced by either the city or private developers for ultimate use of the area. From the past requests for development permits in the general Peralta Hills — Santa Ana River Canyon area, it could go to hilltop residence use, to commercial or even to light industrial use. The southwest annexation, covering the unincorporated land on the west side of Brookhurst Road between Lincoln Ave. and Pacific railroad tracks to the south, is also under annexation proceedings by the city. 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