anaheim-gazette 1963-10-17

ANAHEIM GAZETTE Women's NEWS Thursday, October 17; 1963 The Anaheim Gazette—7 Christmas Card Coffees Slated At Many Homes The St. Jude Hospital Guild annual Christmas card coffees are well under way. All profits from Christmas card sales are donated to the hospital and this has become a major fund-raising campaign. Mrs. Joseph Neuland, chairman, stated that anyone desiring to purchase cards through the Guild is welcome to attend any of the coffees still remaining on the schedule. SCHEDULES There will be a coffee on Oct. 18 at the home of Mrs. William McGarvey, Jr., 2020 Domingo Rd. Fullerton, and Mrs. Wallace Dickinson, 1320 Jacaranda Pl., Fullerton; on Oct. 21 in the staff room especially for the employees but the public is invited; on Oct. 22 Mrs. Herman Drayer and Mrs. R. F. Sharp at the Drayer home, 9648 El Braso Dr., Whittier; Oct. 23 Mrs. Nicolas Stein, 766 N. Euelid, Fullerton and Mrs. Arnold Holms, 2237 E. Melody Lane, Fullerton. Oct. 24 Mrs. W. R. Channell, 330 E. Las Palmas Dr., Fullerton and Mrs. Jack Emory, 2812 Sunnywood Dr., Fullerton; Oct. 25 Mrs. Grady Banister, Jr., 2403 E. Romneya, Anaheim, and Mrs. L. J. Harvey, 1449 Marelen Dr., Fullerton; Oct. 28 Mrs. John D. Kemp, 2721 Anacapa Pl., Fullerton and Mrs. Eugene Mooler, 5412 Eucalyptus Hill Rd., Yorba Linda; Oct. 29 Mrs. J. W. Battis, 16008 E. Haldane, Whittier and Mrs. Robert Erickson, 2535 Terraza Pl., Fullerton; Oct. 30 Mrs. D. J. Foley, 17001 Yorba Linda Blvd., Placentia; Nov. 1 Mrs. E. A. Boston, 1518 W. Baker, Fullerton; Nov. 4 Mrs. Julio Sierra, VOLUNTEER HONORED — Named "Volunteer Worker of the Year" by Orange County Society for Crppled Children and Adults, Miss Lucia Laufeld of Fullerton gained recognition of her long devotion to work with the handicapped. Miss Laufeld former secretary of the Easter Seal organization and pre- VOLUNTEER HONORED — Named "Volunteer Worker of the Year" by Orange County Society for Crppled Children and Adults, Miss Lucia Laufeld of Fullerton gained recognition of her long devotion to work with the handicapped, Miss Laufeld, former secretary of the Easter Seal organization and presently a member of the board of directors, is the retired principal of Pacific Boulevard School for Handicapped Children, in Los Angeles. She was the first director of Camp Paivika, Los Angeles special camp for the handicapped. Miss Laufeld is past-president of Northern Orange County Division of California Retired Teachers Association, also is past president of the California Society for Crppled Children and Adults, and past president of Fullerton Business and Professional Women's Club. Her selection as the Easter Seal agency's Volunteer Worrior of the New Year was accompanied by presentation of a plaque by Dr. Robert N. Olander, Newport Beach, president of the society. 9 Bethel 5 Girls Get Degrees Karen Weers, past Honored Queen presided over the meeting of Bethel No. 5 in the absence of Kathy Raworth due to illness. The librarian's report was given by Carol Morris on "What Job's Daughters Has Taught Us". The girls that passed the proficiency test were Pam McZyager, Pat and Lurie Dugan, Sharon Lyane, Pat Glennon, Barbara Hall, Lynne DeBoryiak. Nine girls received their majority degree. This is given when a girl is married or reaches the age of 21. They are Miss Kay Ramsay, Mrs. Gayle Thomas Swift, Annette Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth Modox Smily, Mrs. Joan Stedmen Hardy and Norma Harvey. Escorted and given Honors were the Worthy Matron Mrs. Murry and the Worth Patron Mr. Nipp of Chispia Chapter 151 Order of Eastern Star. They were given membor of Honor certificates. The attendance prize was won by Pam McGregor. 72 Play in YLI Games Members of the Anaheim Young Ladies Institute held the Monthly Master Point game at the Elks Lodge, Thursday, with Anthony Lipsky directing 72 players. The group was divided into two sections. In section A, William Handy and James Barreca won the North-South Master Points, with Mildred Petersen and Mrs. James Elms placing second; Nate Gillam and Benjamin McLeod, third; Mrs. E. Gabriel and Mrs. R. Heuser, fourth. Dick Neal and Charles Elliott won the East-West Master Points. Runners-up were Mrs. R. Mixer and Dale Nelson, second; Lorena Oberly and Robert Kamm, third; Mrs. C. H. Hollady and Eileen Kremmen, fourth. In section B, Mrs. C. Groh and Mrs. S. Wildhagen were the North-South Master Point winners, with Dottie Wares and Eric Paulsen placing second. Coming in third were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Blank, while Nedra Scott and Judge John Shea won fourth place points. East-West Master Points were won by Jerry Auer and Paul Baptist, first; R. Eidson and F. Dellakamp, second; Tom Tatham and Norman Adair, third; Mr. and Mrs. J. Hammil, fourth. Marelen Dr., Fullerton; Oct. 28 Mrs. John D. Kemp, 2721 Anacapa Pl., Fullerton and Mrs. Eugene Monler, 5412 Eucalyptus Hill Rd., Yorba Linda; Oct. 29 Mrs. J. W.Battis, 16008 E.Haldane, Whittier and Mrs. Robert Erickson, 2535 Terraza Pl., Fullerton; Oct. 30 Mrs. D.J.Foley, 17001 Yorba Linda Blvd., Placentia; Nov. 1 Mrs. E.A.Boston, 1518 W.Baker, Fullerton; Nov. 4 Mrs. Julio Sierra, Miss Irma Baroldi and Mrs. Thomas Baroldi at the Sierra home, 11454 Pine Tree Lane. Stanton. Nov. 5 at the home of Mrs.W.J.Lake, 1679 Sierra Vista Dr., La Habra and Mrs.Paul Loebach, 2941 Puente, Fullerton; on Nov. 6 Mrs.Robert Chambers, 649 Hillary Terrace, Fullerton; Nov. 7 Miss Thalia Reddicks, 1306 N.Hollydale, Fullerton; Nov. 8 Mrs.Perry Pedicone, 643 Pine,Brea. AZA Hosts 60 Anaheim A-Z-A wee the hosts on Sat., Oct. 5 to Rossmoor B-B-G and Alhambra A-Z-A at theanta Ana home of Terry Kaplan.Approximately 60 members were in attendance, according to A-Z-A president Howard Lieberman. Discussed were plans for a forthcoming board of directors meeting,and the collection of National dues at the next regular meeting of the organization to be held on Tuesday, Oct. 22. Zonta Meeting ZONTA Club of Anaheim will have its regularly scheduled luncheon meeting at Werner's Dinner House on Tuesday, Oct.22.Guest speaker at the meeting will be Mr.Robert A.Eastman,c chairman of the Orange County Committee on Alcoholism. A report on the district conference recently held at Coronadowill be given by the club president,Dorothy Kral. PROMOTED Robert Forister,a representative of The Life Insurance Com Miss Kay Ramsay, Mrs. Gayle Thomas Swift, Annette Williams, Mrs. Elizabeth Modox Smily, Mrs. Joan Stedmen Hardy and Norma Harvey. Esorted and given Honors were the Worthy Matron Mrs. Murry and the Worth Patron Mr. Nipp of Chispa Chapter 151 Order of Eastern Star. They were given membor of Honor certificates. The attendance prize was won by Pam McGregor. Garden Club Autumn and Thanksgiving home decor will be highlighted in a flower arranging demonstration given by Mrs. Harold Anderson of the East Anaheim Garden Club at the meeting of that organization in the home of Mrs. George Johnson of Anaheim on Wednesday, Oct. 23 at p.m. Mrs. Johnson, newly elected president of the group, will predeat at the meeting. Refreshments will be served by Mesdames Kenneth Purdue and Roland Beck. BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 PROMOTED Robert Forister, a representative of The Life Insurance Company of Virginia's Anaheim district office, has been promoted to associate manager. 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It is strictly an Orange County organization without state or national affiliation. Use Funds Locally All funds which are raised in the county are kept here to be applied to the needs of local residents. This amounts to about $15,000 per year which is spent for the medical and surgical needs of handicapped children, or furnishing them with artificial limbs or other prosthetic devices. Plans Announced for Martin Luther Hospital Further details of the sale of Martin Luther Hospital by Great Wester Savings & Loan Association were made public this week. The Rev. Richard G. Shumm. The Hospital which is located at 1825 West Romney Drive, Anaheim, has been operated under a lease since it opened in December 1960. president of the Orange County Lutheran Hospital Association and pastor of the Messiah Lutheran Church, Buena Park, expressed himself: "The news that Martin Luther Hospital is being purchased by the Lutherans is truly good news to all Lutherans of Orange County. It will give our Association tremendous incentive to rally new support of our hospital." During the next few weeks a complete re-evaluation of all services rendered at the hospital will be undertaken. "Our first aim Tentative Plans The Martin Luther Hospital and Medical Center are separately owned but were planned to each other for he maximum convenience to the public. How extensive the eventual center will be will depend upon the growing community need. Tentative plans envisioned to care for the new central Orange County metropolitan area include a multi-acre development with a GRAND OPENING NEXT S "FOUNTAIN CONVALESCE 1835 W. LA VETA AVENUE in the CIT "FOUNTAIN CONVALESCENT 1835 W. LA VETA AVENUE in the CITY Adjacent to Santa Ana Freeway . . . 4 Blks. West of "OPEN HOUSE" for the YOU are CORDIALLY INVITED to CO REFRESHMENTS SERVED, 11 a.m. to Ample Off-Street Parking Availab Convalescent Homes Have All that's left of the outmoded "Momma-Poppa" operations is the "Tender Loving Care." Today's new facilities are modern, up to date tools for supplying the needs of the patient as exemplified by New Fountain Convalescent Hospital. The Convalescent Hospital has become an accepted and integral part of the Community in the last several years. Basic changes in population, way of life and protective laws are making the long-term modern facility increasingly important. Considering todays cost of hospital care, the Convalescent Hospital with its lower rate, fills a real Community need in chronic, convalescing and terminal cases. FOUNTAIN CONVALESCENT 1835 W. LA VETA AVE. . . ORANGE . . Trippled Children Orange County' President of the organization is Miss E. Kate Rae, who has been an Anaheim resident since 1898, and has held the presidency of the association since 1935. Headquarters Her home at 224 E. Broadway has been donated for use as the headquarters of the association. Miss Rae has lived there for many years. The cases cared for by the group are those known as "borderline cases", persons who are not eligible for treatment by county agencies and yet not able to financially care for themselves. The work is sustained by voluntary contributions from friends, organizations, and foundations. Funds, Equipment The association's services are twofold: providing equipment and furnishing funds on either a gift or interest-free loan basis to those who need it and are not eligible for state or county aid. Much of the equipment made available for these cases is jointly owned by the association, the Orange County Health Department, and the Orange County Chapter of the National Foundation for Trippled Children. YOUNG AT NINETY-ONE — Mrs. Nora E. Cowan celebrated her 91st birthday this week, a feat she attributes to being a "hard worker all my life." She was born near Allendale, Missouri in 1872. Three brothers and a sister are all deceased. She moved with her family to Iowa when she was 10 years old. She graduated from Iowa Normal High and taught school for a few years, marrying in 1892, she was later widowed. In 1923 she moved to Anaheim and lives with her daughter, Mrs. Vera F. Cowan and the widow of her brother, Mrs. Florence Mitchell now 88, at 118 N. Helena. An open house maked her birthday. Mrs. Cowan is reading the latest issue of the Anaheim Gazette while sitting in her favorite rocking chair in the picture above. The Gazette is only two years older than Mrs. Cowan and will note its 93rd birthday on Oct. 29. (Gazette Photo by Douglas Huff) ALESCENT HOSPITAL" IN the CITY OF ORANGE 4 Blks. West of St. Joseph Hospital for the PUBLIC... VITED to COME-SEE-INSPECT 0, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. SUNDAY et Parking Available Times Have Changed The purpose of our Convalescent Hospital is to meet the total nursing care of the chronic, convalescent or geriatric patient in the Community, through the provision of a well planned and excellently equipped facility, properly and adequately staffed with qualified personnel. Emphasis is placed on the patient's medical, social, personal and psychological needs. The nursing staff is therefore prepared to apply nursing in its broadest sense. Patients will be happily surprised and appreciative of the modern and varied facilities — the kindly and efficient care — and the home-like restful environment of our new Hospital. Rates from $9.00 per day... ALESCENT HOSPITAL ORANGE ... Phone KE 2-6848