anaheim-gazette 1962-05-17

CONFERENCE — U. S. Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel of Anaheim conferred with top workers for his reelection, mapped plans for campaign in his native Orange County. Sen. Kuchel, left, is shown with John Amendt, Mrs. Frank Baeskens Bruce Sumner, Assemblyman who is retiring from public office life but will head KU forces in Southern California. Service Work Chases Retirement Boredom What will retirement really be like? Probably your first reaction is that it will be wonderful to have all that free time. However, many of us have a doubt, remembering a restlessness that developed a long way end or vacation. Retirement need not be uneventful. For many, helping others in their community has banished any sense of boredom. Not only does such activity keep activities, and other comm services. The Red Cross comes retirees with their fl time schedules. In addition treees have a great sense sponsibility as well as a w Retirement Boredom What will retirement really be like? Probably your first reaction is that it will be wonderful to have all that free time. However, many of us have a doubt, remembering a restlessness that developed a long week-end or vacation. Retirement need not be uneventful. For many, helping others in their community has banished any sense of boredom. Not only does such activity keep time from dragging but it also gives purpose to retirement days. And the companionship involved and the friendships that so often develop are extra dividends. The service organizations are not being "charitable" in giving older people volunteer jobs. As our population expands, more and more volunteers are required to meet community needs. Retirees' help is essential to all groups serving the community. For example, some 2,000,000 volunteers serve to carry out Red Cross programs for the armed forces and veterans, the Red Cross Blood Program, health and safety courses, Junior Red Cross, and High School Red Cross activities, and other community services. The Red Cross comes retirees with their first time schedules. In addition, tires have a great sense of responsibility as well as a work in dealing with people. There are many ways in which retired men and women can participate in community service through Red Cross. Red serves on boards of directors on committees responsible for maintaining Red Cross programs. Many retirees serve as volunteers in community hospitals and institutions and on many community assignments. The choice of Red Cross volunteer activities is as wide as sonal interests and inclinations. Some persons will especially joy Gray Lady or Gray Man in which they may cheer her tallized veterans. Women who sewing may prefer produce service, where surgical dresses are prepared for hospitals or estates and clothing are made disaster victims. Others who driving may want to join M Service, which gets hospital tients and other shu-ins out fresh surroundings. Those w inclination for teaching may come first aid and water sa instructors. An experienced countant may enjoy serving his chapter's financial committee. Red Cross volunteer opportunities for older men and women limited only by the imaginative skill, and interest of the individuals involved and the needs their communities. A call to your local chapter, PR 4-3782 will range an appointment to determine just where you can be serve. Should retirement still be in future, do not withhold yourunteer services until you s working. Preretirement volunteer activities will help you recognize the best volunteer job for the future, when your time will be limited. Retirement need not be dull, thoughtful planning, followed a good balance of meaningfulivity and relaxation, your ret in Sacramento. He is concerned over the continuing fiscal irresponsibility displayed by the present administration. Endorsed Republican Candidate ROBERT E. BADHAM Badham is willing to do something about this trend! He wants to devote the years ahead to reestablishing —FOR YOU AND YOUR CHILDREN— responsibility in government. He is willing to give his business experience and full attention and time to REPRESENTING YOU in Sacramento. Badham needs your vote to help return government control back to where it belongs — into the HANDS OF ITS CITIZENS Your June 5 Primary Vote for Robert E. BADHAM is a vote for GOOD HONEST GOVERNMENT This ad paid for by Badham for Assembly Committee Chairmen: Bob Sturgis, Tom Gowen, and George Penney. Autonetics Employees To Have Play Center A 20-acre integrated Recreation Center for the employees of North American Aviation's Autonetics Division will be completed and in use by late this summer. The new center is located south of Anaheim Road on land immediately east and adjacent to Autonetics Anaheim complex. The center is financed and maintained by North American Aid, a non-profit corporation whose funds are derived from vending machine commissions located in North American facilities. Most recreational facilities are expected to be completed by August and will include a unique three-section swimming pool, a clubhouse with completely equipped exercise, steam, shower and locker facilities and meeting rooms. Also included are two softball diamonds, a field house and snack bar. In addition the center will have a 35-foot circular children's spray pool, picnic area with covered shelter, a large outdoor theater with stage and equipped children's play area. Planned for future expansion is a nine hole, pitched golf course, an auditorium kitchen facilities, craft shuffle board, tennis court and shoe courts. The clubhouse will cover 000 square feet of floor space will be a one-story building two wings with the rooms in one wing and six case rooms in the other. Y-Wives Set Style Show "Fun in Fashion" is to be the theme for the Anaheim Y-Wives brunch and fashion show which will be held May 24 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Anaheim Y, located at 121 S. Citron. The public is most welcome and anyone wishing to attend may phone Mrs. Glenn Baker at JE 4-750 as she is ticket chairman. Tickets may also be purchased from any Y-Wives member. They are being sold for $1.50 each and should be purchased at least one week in advance, so buy yours now. Mrs. Danny Almich is chairman of this affair and Mrs. Archie Shoemate is in charge of the Fashion Show. Mrs. Jessie James and Mrs. Don Crane will serve the brunch which shall consist of a fruitcup and sweet roll, and of course coffee or tea. Mrs. Edward Dayhuff is handling the publication. Local To Charge A resolution by the Directors of the Anaheim Association empowered T. K. Sun, president, to interim committee to transition from the Anaheimphony to the Orange Countyphony Association was unanimously adopted at the Board of April 30. Acting upon recommendation the special committee agreed to study the future of the heim Symphony Orchestra light of latest developments in county-wide organ and relating the situation. COM ities, and other communiservices. The Red Cross welcomes retirees with their flexiblone schedules. In addition, reeers have a great sense of responsibility as well as a warmth dealing with people. There are many ways in which retirees women can parpate in community service through Red Cross. Retirees live on boards of directors and committees responsible for containing Red Cross programs. Any retirees serve as volunteers community hospitals and other institutions and on many other community assignments. The choice of Red Cross volur activities is as wide as peral interests and inclinations. One persons will especially enGray Lady or Gray Man work which they may cheer hospised veterans. Women who like may prefer production price, where surgical dressings prepared for hospitals or laying and clothing are made for master victims. Others who like may want to join Motor ice, which gets hospital pats and other shui-ins out into surroundings. Those with nation for teaching may be first aid and water safety ductors. An experienced actudent may enjoy serving on chapter's financial committee. Red Cross volunteer opportunitor older men and women are used only by the imagination, and interest of the individuled and the needs of com­munities. A call to your chapter, PR 4-3782 will arrean appointment to deter­ just where you can best should retirement still be in the place, do not withhold your voler services until you stop ing. Preretirement volunteer ties will help you recognize best volunteer job for the fu­ when your time will be less ed. Retirement need not be dull By fruitful planning, followed by balanced of meaningful ac­ cademic and relaxation, your retire- should retirement still be in the e, do not withhold your voler services until you stop ing. Prereirement volunteer ities will help you recognize best volunteer job for the fuwhen your time will be less ed. retirement need not be dull. By rightful planning, followed by balance of meaningful acand relaxation, your retiredays should be the best of your life. Proposition 3 unimous endorsement of sition 3. the $270 million issue to finance state conion in 1963-64 was voted by cal Advisory Board of OrCounty State College this it was announced by the of the President. CONE- 'CONNOR ORTUARY KE 5-3209 251 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM YOU GET THE BEST GAS is the ideal fuel for such important household jobs as cooking, water heating, clothes drying, heating, and air conditioning. Modern Gas often costs only one-half as much, works up to four times as fast, is really flexible, controllable, and accurate. ELEC TV sets, l With adde convenienc and small you want IN A BALANCED PO LET EACH POWER DO THE JOBS IT DOES BEST...YOU IN THE LAST YEAR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIANS INVESTED NEA ©1962 S.Caf.G.C.&S.Co.G.C. employees by Center shelter, a large outdoor amphitheater with stage and two fully equipped children's play areas. Planned for future construction is a nine hole, pitch-and-putt golf course, an auditorium with kitchen facilities, craft shops, shuffle board, tennis and horse shoe courts. The clubhouse will contain 14,000 square feet of floor space and will be a one-story building having two wings with the meeting rooms in one wing and the exercise rooms in the other. The three-section swimming pool will have a diving area plus two swim areas. Dressing rooms and showers will be located next to the clubhouse. The Recreation Center is under the direction of C. A. Best, Autonetics Recreation and Welfare administrator Planning and construction is being coordinated by Autonetics Supervisor Sam Findleton and Project Engineer Lou Murphy Herman Hechinger is supervisor of the part facilities and staff. Local Orchestra To Change Name A resolution by the Board of Directors of the Anaheim Symphony Association empowering Mrs. T. K. Sun, president, to form an interim committee to effect a transition from the Anaheim Symphony to the Orange County Symphony Association was unanimously adopted at the Board Meeting of April 30. Acting upon recommendation of the special committee appointed to study the future of the Anaheim Symphony Orchestra in light of latest developments of other county-wide organizations and relating the situation to the ability to the county the services of the orchestra and the program which we have carefully and steadily developed in the past six years." The Orange County Symphony Board of Directors will be developed along with representative members of the Orange County community. According to Mrs. T. K. Sun, "This will make it possible to channel the excellent concert series along with the related educational programs for the cultural asset of the entire county area." Red Cross Names Volunteer Head Mrs. Marjorie Darby, 501 E. Orangethorpe, has been named chairman of volunteers for the Anaheim Chapter of the American Red Cross. Chapter Chairman R. B. Powell announced the appointment of Mrs. Darby at the monthly board of directors meeting. A resident of Anaheim for the past five years, Mrs. Darby has been active in Red Cross work here since last October. In March she was appointed co-ordinator of the Orange County Blood Center. In her new capacity Mrs. Darby will supervise volunteer service for blood, disaster home service, water safety, first aid, service canteen and publicity as well as the work of staff aides and Gray Ladies. At the present time more than 300 persons are volunteering time with the Anaheim Red Cross Chapter. But there is a need for even more volunteers "We need volunteers for all branches of the blood program, for canteen workers, staff aides and typists." Mrs. Darby said in stating just a few of the available volunteer positions. Area resident: who wish to join the Red Cross volunteers are asked to contact Mrs Darby at PR 4-3782. Watch the Classified Columns. Acting upon recommendation of the special committee appointed to study the future of the Anaheim Symphony Orchestra in light of latest developments of other county-wide organizations and relating the situation to the program and progress of the Anaheim Organization, the Board of Directors also approved the appointment of Mrs. Lotus H. Loudon to the Interim Committee. 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