anaheim-gazette 1964-03-26

Gift Shop Profits Benefit Hospital Mrs. Rodney Darby of Orange, Buyer for Martin Luther Hospital Guild, announced profits from the gift shop and service cart will allow Mrs. Marley Jones of Anaheim, Financial Secretary of the Guild, to present a $500 check to the Guild's general treasury to be used for the purchase of additional equipment for Martin Luther Hospital. The service cart, presently under the direction of Mrs. Dale Everly of Anaheim, was organized and put into service in July 1961, and daily (except for Sundays) offers patients to tie-tries, books, cards, games, and items to make their stay in the hospital as pleasant as possible. In December of 1961, profits from the service cart allowed the Guild to open a gift shop in the hospital cafeteria. Under the supervision of Mrs. Cory Hoff, the shop is open from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m., daily except Sundays, and stocks both unusual and hand-made items, as well as seasonal gifts for hospitalized patients. Staffed by 25 volunteers, the cart and shop require 250 hours of volunteer time per month. In the near future, Junior Guild Candystripers will staff the service cart in the hospital lobby during evening hours for the convenience of visitors. PESTICIDES TALK Dr. Emil M. Mrak, Chancellor, Davis Campus, University o California, recently told a conference on the use of agricultural chemicals that: "When people know very little about the use of pesticides and have incorrect information on which to base their conclusions they tend to take a positive stand — unfortunately, often the wrong one." He pointed out that facts concerning pesticides should be communicated accurately to the publi. Three of the leading buildings in North Orange County have combined to form a Buildee Guild at St. Jude Hospital. The formation of the guild came a result of a recent conference during which they discussed the future of North Orange County and the part they, as builders were playing in it. Among other things, the health field must be maintained if a desirable type of resident is to attracted. It was also realized that people moving into the area can the shortage of hospital that necessitated the recent pansion program at St. Jude. The incoming population needs... AMAZING The NUMBER of SERVICE offered at SQR SOR AMAZING The QUALITY of SERVICE offered at SQR LINCOLN-CENTER AT LEMON DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Richfield Boron. unleashes all the your car can deli NEW HIGH PERFORMANCE NEW HIGH PERFORMANCE FORMULA Scientists’ two year search for “ideal fuel after 1,829 performance tests of 36 different conditions. HERE’S WHAT THIS COMPUTER-CHECKED NEW RICHFIELD BORON FORMULA MEANS TO YOUR CAR AND YOUR POCKETBOOK: 1. Quicker response to full throttle: strong, sure power when you need it—to pass...to move out in traffic...on the open highway. 2. 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The data from more evaluated in an adv analyzing and recor scores of component Climaxing this tw completely new HIC Richfield Boron—no premium motor fue Try a tankful today—for the first time— GAZETTE Women's News ILA JONES Women's Editor The Gazette Thursday, March 26, 1964 Builders Join to Aid St. Jude Hospital A tree of the leading builders in North Orange County have joined to form a Builders' Hall at St. Jude Hospital. The organization of the guild came as a result of a recent conference which they discussed the nature of North Orange County in the part they, as builders, were playing in it. Among other things, the health field was stressed and the importance of good health facilities in attaining new industries and people to the area. It was apparent that good health facilities must be maintained if a desirable type of resident is to be reached. It was also realized that peo-moving into the area caused a shortage of hospital beds necessitated the recent expansion program at St. Jude. The incoming population needed treatment but at that point result was an agreement to contribute $25, from each sale to St. Jude, the money to be used to help pay for the new wing and for further expansion and or improvements. Charter members of the group include William Lyon, president of Sunny Hills Development Company and Luxury Homes, Inc.; Donald N. Schneider, president of D. N. Schneider adn Associates; and Middlebrook-Anderson, builders of President Homes. William Lyon is Chairman of the group. Other builders in the area will be contacted in order to expand the group's membership and to give each builder an opportunity to join. At a presentation ceremony at St. Jude Hospital on Wednesday, March 11, each member was presented with a hand-drawn golf course. Juniors Aiding YMCA The main philanthropic project of the year materialized for the Juniors when members voted to donate $1500 to the Anaheim YMCA for the purchase of materials to construct a cabin at Camp Osceola. Mrs. Jack Alberts chairmanned a successful spring fashion show in February. Guests at the Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim March meeting were greeted at the door by Mrs. Edward Strickler, president; Mrs. Fred Fischle, president of the Ebell Club of Anaheim and Mrs. Ralph Dix, second vice president. The hospitality committee, headed by Mrs. E. K. Boydstun, registered guests and was assisted by Mrs. Eldon Hauck and Mrs. W. H. Currier. Mrs. Ralph Dix announced that prizes for the best costumes at the "Oddball Odyssey" were awarded to Mrs. Jack Kahle and Arthur Burns. Mrs. Carl Montera gave plans for the annual Easter egg hunt. The book section, headed by Mrs. Robert Andrews, met March 16 at the home of Mrs. Robert Paulson to discuss the works of Pearl Buck. Mrs. Rosemary Peterson gave two readings, one dramatic and one comedy. Golf chairman, Mrs. Gary Driver, indicated that a new Durante and Prowse my Durante and Juliet Prowse at Melodyland Saturday. By ILA JONES "The Beatles are very ant," he commented. Durante answered a question about his thoughts of the lish group as he shouted with Miss Prowse for the Orange members of the press Charter House Hotel on was also realized that peomance from newly constructed housing depended, to a certain extent, on the continuation of a good quality of health care. Reasoned the builders, it was up to them to give financial support to the hospital in the name of the buyer. As a result of this conversation each builder in attendance agreed to contribute a set amount to the hospital for each new home sold. Since F.H.A. regulations prevent such expenses from being passed on to the buyer, the funds would have to be taken from the profits made on each sale. The final AVOCADO UNIQUE Unlike most ruits, avocados never ripen on the tree. They must be picked and left at room temperature from two to seven days until they soften. Ripe avocados, with their delicate taste, are rapidly increasing their share of the American family's diet. Jack Kahle and Arthur Burns Mrs. Carl Montera gave plans for the annual Easter egg hunt. The book section, headed by Mrs. Robert Andrews, met March 16 at the home of Mrs. Robert Paulson to discuss the works of Pearl Buck. Mrs. Rosemary Peterson gave two readings, one dramatic and one comedy. Golf chairman, Mrs. Gary Driver, indicated that a new series of golf lessons will begin March 24 at the Anaheim Municipal Golf Course with Olin Dutra instructing. Mrs. LaFrance Terrell, asked for more commemorative stamps which she takes to the Veterans Hospital and used books and magazines for the Merchant Marine Library in San Pedro. Mrs. Karl Kasky asked members to participate in a water conservation project involving effective sprinkling of lawns. Mrs. Leonard Van Fleet of Anaheim was endorsed by the club for the office of Orange District treasurer. Mrs. Robert E. Groff of San Clemente was also endorsed for the Orange District office of auditor. Mrs. Patrick Coffee introduced three club members wearing ensembles they had made. Mrs. Albert Burton, district entry in the Mrs. America contest, wore a jiffy shift made of heavy turquoise cotton trimmed with large white buttons and white stitching. Mrs. Rudy Hart, 1963 district winner of the home sewing contest, modeled a white novelty-weave wool suit. The Vogue double-breasted blazer, trimmed with sculptured brass buttons, was worn with a yellow lace knit mohair and wool shell blouse. Mrs. Jack Kahle, club winner of the 1964 home sewing contest, modeled her blue semi-fitted suit made of French Luser wool and completely lined in matching China silk, worn with a white and blue print fitted over blouse. Mrs. William Fee displayed a plaque received from the Southern California Veterinary Association for services rendered last year in assisting the Junior Chamber of Commerce at the rabies clinic. By ILA JONES "The Beatles are very ant," he commented. Durante answered a call about his thoughts of the lish group as he shared spotlight with Miss Prowse for the Orange members of the press Charter House Hotel on Blvd. "That drummer, I have with that nose!" quipped namic man who became with the line, "Goodnight Callabash, wherever you The famous Schnozz a fabulous array of peo including young pops Bobby Vinton, glamorous Prowse, one of the foremost dancing stars song-and-dance-men Jackson, and knockable dian Sonny King. Jimmy will make him in-the-round debut at land, Saturday night, when his "Jimmy D Show" opens for a nine The loveable modes zola said, "I'm no big I just go along on an NEW PERFORMANCE MULA h for “ideal fuel” succeeds of 36 different blends of gasoline. The New-Formula Richfield Boron available today is the result of an unprecedented research effort during which 36 different premium gasoline blends were designed in the laboratory and tested on electronic dynamometers under all possible simulated actual road conditions. The data from more than 1800 of these tests were evaluated in an advanced IBM electronic computer, analyzing and recording the performance qualities of scores of component combinations. Climaxing this two-year study was discovery of a completely new HIGH PERFORMANCE formula for Richfield Boron—now more than ever, the West’s finest premium motor fuel! Try a tankful today. Enjoy the sensation of unleashing—for the first time—all the power your car can deliver! RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION Sorority Schedules Benefit Party The Orange County Alumnae Club of Alpha Gamma Delta will hold a benefit luncheon and hat party last Saturday, with the proceeds to be donated to the Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. It will be held at the home of Mrs. Melvin Schantz at 1571 Amarita Lane in Anaheim. Alumnae members and their guests may drop in for a buffet salad luncheon between the hours of 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. A choice selection of Spring hats and purses will also be for sale. Tickets are $1 per person and Mrs. Jerry L. Amo of Garden Grove is ticket chairman, 530-1511. Other committee chairmen are: the Mmes. Frank McCormick, Jr., Charles Ford, and D. Sumner Mann of Santa Ana; William Harmon of Tustin; Vern Pfanku, James Johnson, and Edward Repic of Orange; James Oslund, Louis Curtis, Jr., and Lorne Strohschein of Anaheim; W. B. Pringle and George Smiley of Garden Grove; Earl Harris and James Bush of Fullerton. DURANTE AND PROWSE INTERVIEWED—Jimmy Durante and Juliet Prowse who will open at Melodyland Saturday tell Gazette Editor Ila Jones their plans for rehearsal while at the press conference at the Charter House Hotel. BEATLES PLEASANT' Durante at Melodyland By ILA JONES "The Beatles are very pleasant," he commented. Jimmy Durante answered a question about his thoughts of the English group as he shared the spotlight with Miss Juliet Prowse for the Orange County members of the press at the Charter House Hotel on Harbor But I have a whole new career as a recording star. A new album, "Hello Young Lovers" will be released soon. I particularly like one of the albums' songs, "This Is All I Ask." Miss Prowse also has an album due for release called "Anyone Can Whistle." She has just closed at the "Flamingo" Los Angeles and will return at home. I'm glad Anaheim is so close to Hollywood by free-way." Jimmy has given strict orders that all performers get star billing along with him on all signs and programs, with Juliet billed even larger. "As far as I'm concerned, they don't even have to men- By ILA JONES "The Beatles are very pleasant," he commented. "Jimmy Durante answered a question about his thoughts of the English group as he shared the spotlight with Miss Juliet Prowse for the Orange County members of the press at the Charter House Hotel on Harbor Blvd. "That drummer, I hated him with that nose!" quipped the dynamic man who became famous with the line, "Goodnight, Mrs. Callabash, wherever you are." The famous Schnozz heads up a fabulous array of performers including young pop singer, Bobby Vinton, glamorous Juliet Prowse, one of the nation's foremost dancing stars, veteran song- and dance-man Eddie Jackson, and knockabout comedian Sonny King. Jimmy will make his theatre-in-the-round debut at Melodyland, Saturday night, March 28, when his "Jimmy Durante Show" opens for a nine-day run. The loveable modest Schnozzola said, "I'm no big, big star. I just go along on an even keel." But I have a whole new career as a recording star. A new album, "Hello Young Lovers" will be released soon. I particularly like one of the albums' songs, "This Is All I Ask." Miss Prowse also has an album due for release called "Anyone Can Whistle." She has just closed at the "Flamingo" in Las Vegas and will return there following the Melodyland stay. The tall red-haired beauty stated, "I'm glad to be off the road so I can spend some time at home. I'm glad Anaheim is so close to Hollywood by free-way." Jimmy has given strict orders that all performers get star billing along with him on all signs and programs, with Juliet billed even larger. "As far as I'm concerned, they don't even have to mention my name," says Jimmy. 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