anaheim-gazette 1963-03-13

SHOP Downtown STORES 4 — ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Wednesday, March 13, 1962 Concerts Draw To Full House A capacity audience is predicted for the fourth concert of the Orange County Symphony Orchestra, Wednesday evening, March 20, in Fullerton, High School auditorium, by Roger Holden of South Laguna, association president at the March meeting of the executive committee in Tamasha Country Club, Anaheim. "Growth of our Orange County Symphony has been unpreceddented and public acceptance unparalleled," Holden remarked in reviewing the association's first six months of corporate existence. "In half a year we have come as far as many of our contemporaries in half a decade. It brings to mind Mark Twain's comment that 'California has a driving, vigorous, restless population that gives it a name for getting up astounding enterprises and rushing them' through with magnificent dash and daring." 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ANAHEIM • PR 2-1532 HUNTINGTON BEACH OFFICE: 411 MAIN STREET HUNTINGTON BEACH • LE 6-6591 CURRENT TOTAL ASSETS IN EXCESS OF $41,000,000 Open Fridays 10 A.M. until 6 P.M. for your convenience SHOP & SAVE IN ANAHEIM'S LARGEST SHOP DOWNTOWN AN You'll Find Values Galore in Your Favorite Stores, T Home Nursing Gets Emphasis In Year's Plan At a brainstorming session nurses, teachers, doctors and leaders in the health field Anaheim Chapter of the Cross launched their 1953 initiatives for nursing activities. Agreement was reached by representative group that the Cross should concentrate on moting and expanding all already available programs beamed toward the needs of explosive population growth. Ticular emphasis will be placed Home Nursing instruction through the Home Making Department the High Schools which also meet the requirements of the nurse units in Civil Defense Medical Self Help program Instructors are trained ready to launch pilot programs in Anaheim High and Western High School with the remainder of the schools initiating the program this coming fall. ARRANGE ART ROUND-UP—Mrs. Robert Chapman, (left) Art Chairman of the Anaheim Junior Ebells, discusses a display arrangement with Betty O'Neil, proprietor of the Golden Pavilion and Art Show Coordinator for the Town and Country Merchants association. Junior Women Arrange County Art Display More than 60 paintings from Orange County artists are currently on display at the fashionable Town and Country shopping facility in Orange. The exhibit has been collected by the Orange District of the California Federation of Women's Clubs, Junior Division and coordinated by the Town and Country Merchants' Association. According to Mrs. George Davisson, Capistrano Beach, chairman of the event for the women's federation, it has been planned to encourage and promote interest and appreciation in and for art as an avocation and vocation for Southland artists. The art round-up includes watercolors, oils, pastels and charcoal. Each artist was given freedom of expression as to theme. Winners of the Town and Country exhibit will go to the State Convention of the California Federation of Women's Clubs, Junior Division, where they will compete with winners from all over the state. The paintings will be on display until March 15 in the individual shops throughout Town and Country, located on Main Street across from Fashion Square. YLI Bridge Winners Winners in the Anaheim Y.L.I. Monthly Master Point game at the Elks Lodge, were verified today by directors Tony Lipsky and Dale Blank. North-South winners were Joe Payne and Bob Lask; first; Mrs. Wm. Rowe and Mrs. C. E. Irwin second; Mrs. John Becker and Charles Harns third; Stan Crandon and Robert MacKnight, fourth. Symphony Group Elects Official Robert G. Linderman, 68 North La Senda Drive, South Laguna, has been unanimously elected Treasurer of the Symphony Association of Orange County, Roger C. Holden, association president has announced. "Our executive committee feels trained ready to launch pilot programs in Anaheim High and Western High School with the remainder of the schools initiating the program this coming fall." Winners in the Anabeim Y.L.I. Monthly Master Point game at the Elks Lodge, were verified today by directors Tony Lipsky and Dale Blank. North-South winners were Joe Payne and Bob Lask, first; Mrs. Wm. Rowe and Mrs. C. E. Irwin, second; Mrs. John Becker and Charles Harns, third; Stan Crandon and Robert MacKnight, fourth. East - West winners were Mrs. Gordon Shepard and Floyd Tarter, first; tied for second and third were Mrs. Wm. Stehly and Mrs. B. C. Reynolds and Mrs. Dr. J. Baker and Mrs. Ralph Comstock; Mrs. H. H Burke and Mrs. Laura Plunkett, fourth. Symphony Group Elects Official Robert G. Linderman, 68 North La Senda Drive, South Laguna, has been unanimously elected Treasurer of the Symphony Association of Orange County, Roger C. Holden, association president has announced. “Our executive committee feels that the association is fortunate to gain the services of a business and civic leader of the calibre of Mr. Linderman,” Holden stated. “I have worked with him on the board of the Three Arch Bay Association, of which he is president, and I know his integrity and capabilities.” Hey Kids! (And parents, too!) Giant Toy Sale! ★ Guns! ★ Games! ★ Dolls! ★ Thimbledrome Kits! ★ Mechanical & Educational Toys! Values to $2.50 $1 Values to $3.50 $2 Values to $5.00 $3 Hundreds. But hurry for best choice! WEBER'S 139-141 W. LINCOLN DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM ARGEST SHOPPING CENTER ANAHEIM Write Stores, Today and Every Day Home Nursing Sets Emphasis In Year’s Plan At a brainstorming session of nurses, teachers, doctors and lay leaders in the health field, the Anaheim Chapter of the Red Cross launched their 1903 objectives for nursing activities. Agreement was reached by the representative group that the Red Cross should concentrate on pro-toting and expanding already ready available programs aimed toward the needs of the explosive population growth. Parular emphasis will be placed on home Nursing instruction through Home Making Departments of High Schools which also meets the requirements of the nursing units in Civil Defense Medical Help program Instructors are trained ready to launch the hot programs in Anaheim Union High and Western High Schools with the remainder of the high schools initiating the program is coming fall. Sacramento Paychecks Big Enough For Trading on $100 Status Symbol The $100 bill has apparently become the latest status symbol, at least for a few days immediately following payday. The origins of the growing popularity of Ben Franklin notes are unknown, but the increased demand for the big bills is a matter of record in the office of State Treasurer Bert A. Betts. Betts said today that the State Treasury cashier’s window in the Capitol has had to stock $100 bills in greater supply during the past six months, and frequently of late the requests for century notes” have run far beyond the supply on hand. Several Sacramento banks have also reported increased circulation of large bills. The State Treasury is authorized to cash any or all state warrants. The law does not permit cashing of personal checks, or for that matter any check not drawn on the State Treasurer. In a normal month the cashier will average $120,000 in cashed warrants. As might be expected, the figure is higher during months the State Legislature is in session. During sessions the complement of Capitol personnel is substantially greater, with the legislators themselves, their staff members and other legislative employees, on the job. No record is kept of who asks for $100 bills, but the totals indicate that they are not all from the legislative branch. It is true that in January — a session month — the cashier paid out 117 $100’s. ARMY-NAVY GOODS • HARDWARE • CAMPING WILLIAMS Co. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 112 E. Commonwealth Ave. DOWNTOWN FULLERTON 130 E. Lincoln Ave. DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM ARMY - NAVY GOODS • HARDWARE • CAMPING WILLIAMS Co. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 112 E. Commonwealth Ave. DOWNTOWN FULLERTON 130 E. Lincoln Ave. DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM NEW SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Stock up now on this special — in a wide assort. of styles & patterns. Sizes 5-M-L. VALUES TO 2.96 FOR $4.00 MEN'S WASH 'N WEAR CASUAL SLACKS Value $2.99 $4.95 Biggest value in town! 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