anaheim-gazette 1962-02-01

Magnolia High PTA Holds First Meeting A pre-organizational meeting for Magnolia High School PTA was held with Mrs. Jackson Moses, representative from the Fourth District PTA conducting the meeting and introducing Mrs. Oliver O'Brien, president of Anaheim Council PTA, and Richard Ryan, principal of Magnolia High school. Mrs. Jackson also appointed Dr. George Bach To Be Speaker The speaker for the next meeting of the Orange County Psychological Association will be Dr. George Bach, well known researcher, practitioner and writer about group therapy. He will speak on "The Creative Use of Aggression in Therapy and Life"—or "The Fine Art of Marital Fighting." Dr. Bach is well known for his book titled "Intensive Group Psychotherapy." He recently returned from the International Congress for Uhychology in Mexico City, where he delivered a paper. The meeting will be held on Friday, Feb. 9 at 8 p.m. in the forum of Orange Coast College. Mrs. Edward Merrell as temporary recording secretary. Members for the following committees were either nominated from the floor or volunteered: by-laws — John Wright, Mmes. John Shoman, Edward Merrell, Allen Ockey, and Richard McKinnon; nominating — Mmes. Dick van Roggen, William Holgate, David Schwartz, William Bush, and Gene Willis; membership — Mmes. Old Brewer, Robert E. Huff, L. Carl Garrett, and Robert M. Souderc; hospitality—Edward Merrell, Mmes. Donald Schubert, Howard Shaw, James Richman, and George Karcher; outside publicity—Mrs. Joseph Reinhardt. These positions are temporary until the next meeting Feb. 5th at which time the by-laws will be presented for approval and the nominating committee will present the slate of officers with additional nominations being made from the floor, if so desired. The membership committee will be available to receive membership dues, after the acceptance of the by-laws, with parents signing up that evening becoming charter members. Mowrey to Speak On Conservation On Sunday, Feb. 4 through Saturday, Feb. 10, more than 30 Orange County women volunteered to be the footsoldiers for the "Stop Arthritis" door-to-door march. The neighborhood marches will cover the area in support of the Southern California Chapter of The Arthritis Association Rheumatism Foundation's annual fund-raising campaign. The Chapter, the only health agency totally dedicated to problems of arthritis, recent speak on "The Creative Use of Aggression in Therapy and Life"—or "The Fine Art of Marital Fighting." Dr. Bach is well known for his book titled "Intensive Group Psycholrapy." He recently returned from the International Congress for Uhychology in Mexico City where he delivered a paper. The meeting will be held on Friday, Feb. 9 at 8 p.m. in the forum of Orange Coast College. The public is invited. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE KE 5-2863 808 S. Los Angeles St. Mowrey to Speak On Conservation Kenneth E. Mowrey of Garden Grove, instructor in life science at Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa, will speak on conservation of natural resources when the Orange County Group of the Sierra Club meets Tuesday, Feb. 6. New meeting place of the group is the Spurgeon Room of Santa Ana Public Library. Doris Steele of Santa Ana, chairman of the recently organized group, will open the meeting at 8 p.m. prior to Mowrey's talk which will be augmented by color slides to substantiate his views on wild life. BAGGOTT & TROUTMAN Anaheim Mortuary "Chapel of the Bells" 1700 SO, LOS ANGELES STREET BILLY B. TROUTMAN, Manager PRospect 6-1606 OC State Offers Music Classes Orange County State College has announced the faculty for the regular program of applied instrumental music beginning with the spring semester. The course offers both classical instruction in orchestral instruments as well as in piano, organ and voice. 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Because of the substantial support given by residents of Orange County last year during the annual fund appeal, a grant of $1,500 was provided by the Southern California Chapter to the Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. This grant is being used to aid the physical therapy program for arthritis patients, of all ages, who are enrolled here. Hospital Guild States Meeting Martin Luther Hospital has scheduled a general meeting for Friday, Feb. 2, at a.m. in the Hospital Cafe-1825 W. Romneya Dr. Dr. Ken Kroll, a member of medical staff at Orange County hospital, has been named as speaker for the meeting. Topic, "Christian Medical Care and the Communist Challenge," will be accompanied by depicting his six months continually expanding its volunteer hospital services. To date more than 120 women actively engage in some phase of hospital work. Thanks to the recent donation of a postage meter machine by the guild, the hospital no longer has the problem of affixing individual stamps to its large daily volume of mail. A camera will be the Guild's next donation to the hospital. CONVENTION PLANS — A golf tournament will be opening day feature of the 57th Annual Congress of the California Optometric Association and Auxiliary, Feb. 21-24 at the Disneyland Hotel. Checking some of the trophies are Anahei Martin Luther Hospital has scheduled a general meeting for Friday, Feb. 2, at 1:00 a.m. in the Hospital Cafe-1825 W. Romneya Dr. Victor Ken Kroll, a member of medical staff at Orange Coun-ship, has been named as speaker for the meeting. Topic, "Christian Medical Service and the Communist Challenges," will be accompanied by depicting his six months in Formosa. The Guild executive board in January, Mrs. Fred Jones and Mrs. Larry Bjorn were appointed to the organizing committee, while Oliver Anson was named committee chairman and Paul Schickling, bulletinman. The auxiliary board voted to sponsor a junior and a committee is being led to meet with the hos-s administrator and director rising. Martin Luther Guild is conState Offers Music Classes Orange County State College announced the faculty for regular program of applied instrumental music beginning the spring semester. The course offers both class instruction in orchestral instruments as well as in piano, orand voice. Registration must be com-mitted by or before Feb. 2. Night Work Set At Ebell Club The Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim will hold their regular meeting Tuesday, February 6, 7:45 p.m. at the Ebell clubhouse with Mrs. George Reed, president, presiding. Work night will take the place of a program, and during the evening members will stuff Easter seal envelopes for the Orange County Crippled Children's Service. Plans will be made to attend the Orange District federation meeting the evening of Wednesday, Feb. 21 at the Dysinger School in Buena Park. Mrs. Lawrence Lindsey will serve as February tea chairman assisted by Mmes. George Kemp, Tom Key, Lewis Kidd, Thomas Lake, Kenneth Landgren, Carl Last, Gary Lindell, Jack Louis, Donald Ludwig, Charles Luper and Alex MacDonald. CYO Sets Annual Fashion Show "Spring Fantasy" will be the theme of the fourth annual fashion show presented by the CYO Fashion Show Guild for the benefit of the Catholic Youth Organization at the Pasadena Chef's Inn on Saturday, March 3. Dr. John T. Lundren, D.D.S., Huntington Park will be the guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the Christian Women's Club meeting. Thursday noon at Jolly Roger Restaurant. 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