anaheim-gazette 1962-01-11

Cleona Woodruff Local Pastor Transfered Is Dimes Queen 9-Year-Old Anaheim Pollo Victim To Reign At 1962 OC Horse Show Anaheim has added another queen to its list of royal contributions to Orange County. Pretty, winsome, nine-year-old Cleona Woodruff has been chosen Queen of Orange County's 1962 March of Dimes Horse Show. The show is set for the Fairgrounds at Costa Mesa, Jan. 21. Cleona is the daughter of Lee and Rita Woodruff, 2843 W. Orange Ave. She is the youngest of five sisters and one brother. She was struck by polio almost eight years ago and continues receiving therapy for her polio problems. She attends the Woodcrest Special Education Unit in Fullerton and is in the third grade. Mrs. Woodruff began working with Cleona on various sewing projects almost three years ago. Cleona's father put together an attachment to the sewing machine which allowed the girl to overcome her handicaps and work at the machine, in her wheel chair. Last year, Mrs. Woodruff conceived the idea of selling the various items Cleona had made, at the March of Dimes Horse Show and Breakfast. It was at this time the Horsemen became acquainted with Cleona, and Jim McCandlish, this year's Horse Show chairman, decided to make her queen for 1962. And to help Mrs. Woodruff in her sale at the coming show, the by the Associated Riding Clubs of Orange County, the Sheriff's Reserve and the All American Markets. A ranch breakfast will begin at 7 a.m. Entertainment will be featured during the breakfast and hot food from noon on will be served from Riding Club chuck wagons. Drawings will include two Schwinn bicycles. The Horse Show will begin at 9 a.m. and continue through the day. New pastoral appointments were announced this week for the Rev. Dan R. Kennedy, associate minister of First Methodist Church, Anaheim, and the Rev. Russell W. Hafner, pastor of Ocean Park Methodist Church. Bishop Gerald Kennedy appointed Kennedy will go to Ocean Park Methodist Church. Appointment is effective Jan. 15. Kennedy, 29, a native of Colorado Springs, Colo., earned his undergraduate degree at Pomona College, and bachelor of divinity at Union Theological Seminary, New York. While in school he worked as youth director in several churches, then on graduation became associate minister at First Methodist, Anaheim. Beta Sigma Phi Schedules Ball The Northern Orange County Council of Beta Sigma Phi will hold its Valentine Coronation Ball at the Anaheim Elks Lodge, Saturday, Feb. 17, 1962. This event marks the fifth annual Coronation sponsored by this Council whose fourteen chapters are represented in Fullerton, Anaheim, Garden Grove and Buena Park. The general chairman is Mrs. Samuel Butler of Upsilon Omicron, Anaheim. Representatives from the various chapters assisting Mrs. Butler are: Mrs. Paul Noak, Chi Pi, na Park, Jim Langworthy, Xi tions; Mrs. Kenneth Ckelton, Pi Pi, Garden Grove, flowers; Mrs. Charles Malstrom, Sigma Mu, Fullerton, programs; and Mrs. Laurie Baker, Tau, Anaheim, publicity. Three committee meetings have been held and the fourth is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 25th at the home of Mrs. Butler. Parent Group Slates Speaker The monthly meeting of the North Orange County Last year, Mrs. Woodruff conceived the idea of selling various items Cleona had made, at the March of Dimes Horse Show and Breakfast. It was at this time the Horsemen became acquainted with Cleona, and Jim McCandish, this year's Horse Show chairman, decided to make her queen for 1962. And to help Mrs. Woodruff in her sale at the coming show, the Horsemen are collecting donations of handwork. Her sale has become a highly important part of the show program. Mrs. Woodruff is employed by the Food Giant, while Lee Woodruff is a City of Anaheim employee. He is also an assistant scout master for Troop 16. The all day affair is sponsored Sunkist PTA To View Film Today Dr. Sydney J. Adler and Dr. May Rich will show a film, "The Shy Child" to Sunkist PTA, today, 7:30 p.m. kindergarten, Room 1. Dr. Adler is chief of pediatrics at Orange County Hospital. He is also a member of the teaching staff at USC and UCLA. New Water GM... Robert A. Skinner, assistant chief engineer of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California for the past 10 years, has taken over the top administrative position of general manager and chief engineer of the District. The new water agency chief was selected by the District's Board of Directors to succeed Robert B. Diemer, who retired at the end of 1961 after more than 30 years with the District. Adult Classes Open Registrations for adult classes are still being taken at the Santa Ana Adult Education office, 17th and Bristol St., said Otis C. Knighton, director. Winter term classes started on Jan. 2, and all those interested in improving themselves by taking more training are urged to register as soon as possible, Knighton said. Junior Ebells in Welfare Meeting The Junior Ebell Club held their Social Welfare Section meeting at the Ebell clubhouse where Mrs. Jack Louis, gerontology chairman, was in charge of a special program which has been planned with the help of Orange County Hospital. Movies of the gerontology ward, including their physical and occupational therapy, and taken especially for this meeting were shown. Mrs. Phillip Roseberry, international affairs chairman, asked members to bring clothes for all ages, kitchen utensils, toys, canned foods, etc., for the Aid to Mexico project wherein these items are delivered and distributed to needy people south of the border. 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They were Herbert Arnois, George Honold, and James Whetmore. Slated for next Wednesday a trio from the 34th. They include William Bridgeford, Robert Geier, and Jack Moen. Jan. 24, John Briggs, 69th, and Robert Badham and John Schmitz from the 71st will appear. On the 31st, John McGrew, 34th, will be interviewed by the group. Also on that day, and the following weeks, candidates who have not announced themselves will meet with the Republican Men. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Your satisfaction Our concern 120 E Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Pastor Sistered pastoral appointments announced this week for the R. Kennedy, associate of First Methodist Anaheim, and the Rev. W. Hafner, pastor of Methodist Church. Gerald Kennedy will go to Park Methodist Church, grant is effective Jan. 15. 29, a native of Colo-ags, Cold., earned his graduate degree at Pomand bachelor of divition Theological SemiYork. While in school as youth director in churches, then on graduate associate minister at Podist, Anaheim. Dr. Walter James To Be Speaker Dr. Walter James, chairman of social work for the Presbytery of Los Angeles, will be guest speaker at the Jan. 21 meeting of The Seafarers Group at the First Presbyterian Church in Santa Ana. Devotions will be by Virginia Bullock and refreshments will be served by Marjorie Holweg and Phillip Biles. Licenses At B.A. Office Annual license plate renewal statements, addressed to most car owners on record in the State, are currently in the mail from Department of Motor Vehicles. Motorists in the Anaheim area are invited to make their applications at the Bank of America NT & SA, Anaheim main office, at 150 E. Center St. where a temporary registration office is open through Feb. 5. Department of Motor vehicles personnel stationed temporarily in the bank will be authorized to accept fees as shown on the complete punched card statements, and to issue the 1982 silver and green renewal sticker for the rear plate, with a validated registration card for the new year. Any transfer or change in type of vehicle registration must be taken to a regular Department of Motor Vehicles field office, as the bank stations are equipped to handle only straight renewal applications submitted with the prepared punched-card statement. The banks likewise do not handle the special small stickers issued for motorcycles so that Service Awards At Disneyland Mrs. Norman Chandler will be guest of honor at the Disneyland Community Service Awards banquet Jan. 16 in the Gourmet Restaurant, Disneyland Hotel, Awards Chairman Major General Marion L. Dwson announced today. Disneyland grants of $1,000 each will be awarded to eight Orange County Service organizations on this date. One of the eight organizations will receive and additional $1,000 grant for outstanding community service. Invitations to the banquet have been extended to the 62 service groups participating in this year's program. No prior announcement of award recipients will be made before the noon banquet, according to General Dawson. CFWC Meeting Will Be Feb. 3 The California Federation of Women's Clubs, Area C, will meet Feb. 3 at the Flamingo Inn in Arcadia, it was reported by Mrs. William Matteson, federation extension chairman, at the regular monthly meeting of the Junior Ebell Club. Several Anaheim Strickler, social welfare chairman, reported on a Junior project to assist the Rabies Clinic to be held Jan. 30 at La Palma Stadium from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Mrs. William Matteson, program chairman, introduced Mr. United C To Hear Miss Renuka Mukerji, principal of Women's Christian College of Madras, India, will be the main speaker at the annual meeting of the United Church Women of Southern California-Southern Nevada, Jan. 19, according to Mrs. P. F. Baines of Newport Beach, UCW State chairman for the day, when they meet at Chapman College, Orange. Nearly one thousand women are expected to attend the morning and afternoon sessions, with church women representatives Local Artists in CLEARANCE SALE Custom DRAPES & 40% to 50 IT'S INVENTORY TIME & EVERY DRAPERY VALUE CA ANTIQUE SATINS, BOUCLES, 50-50 IT’S INVENTORY TIME & EVERY DRAPERY VALUE CAN ANTIQUE SATINS, BOUCLES, NUBBY TEXTURES, NOVELTY CLOTHS, PRINTS, ETC. BY THE CARLOAD From 98¢yd. To $4.59 yd. 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Visiting Hours at Hospital Changed New afternoon visiting hours for Garden Park General Hospital, located at Gilbert and ball, Anaheim, were announced this week by Paul O'Neill, administrator. The new time will be 1:30 to 2:30 p.m., O'Neill said. There will be no change for the evening visiting period. The change in the afternoon period was made to relieve the parking situation at the hospital. It also makes visiting hours for the afternoon period at many hospitals in the area at the same time, thus avoiding confusion. Coming to install new officers at the afternoon session is Mrs. Theodore Wallace, national president for the UCW, who lives in Kansas City, Missouri. The Southern California area is represented on the National Board of Managers by the current president of the State Council and by the second representative Mrs. Harold Fanacht of La Verne. 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