anaheim-gazette 1964-05-20

2—The Gazette Wednesday, May 26, 1944 There is no greater security than the knowledge that one is doing the right thing. —Abraham Lincoln HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E Broadway Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 CONSTRUCTION LOANS REFINANCING • ESCROW COLLECTION • SAVINGS at 4.8% current annual rate ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ANAHEIM 187 West Lincoln Ave. • PR 2-1532 HUNTINGTON BEACH 411 Main Street • LEhigh 6-6591 'MOSTEST HOSTESSES' — A partial lineup of the battalion of hostesses who will greet crowds at today's reception for New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller at Disneyland Hotel get in the mood with "Rocky" hats. From left: Miss Barbara Zimmer, Newport Beach; Mrs. Special 4 DAYS ONLY THURS. THRU SUNDAY MAY 24 COUPON WITH THIS COUPON ANY 2 LOAVES Rocky To In Orange New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller is likely to have the 'mostest hostesses' ever assembled in one place in Orange County when he visits here to day on a campaign swing through the Southland. Mrs. Daniel Cohen of 122 River Lane, Santa Ana, has accepted chairmanship of a hostess committee for the event and is recruiting Rocky-loving ladies. 4 DAYS ONLY THURS. THRU SUNDAY MAY 24 COUPON WITH THIS COUPON ANY 2 LOAVES 2 for 65¢ MIX 'EM OR MATCH 'EM ADULTS ONLY OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M.—SUN. 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MRS. TUTTLES BAKERY 925 S. EUCLID Ball Euclid Plaza — Anaheim 772-4090 MORE FOR YOUR MONEY BAMBOO SHADES 6' x 6' 2^69 6' x 10' 4^39 6' x 8' 3^59 6' x 12' 5^19 CANE BROOMS 88¢ PLASTIC PITCHER New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller is likely to have the "mostest hostesses" ever assembled in one place in Orange County when he visits here today on a campaign swing through the Southland. Mrs. Daniel Cohen of 122 River Lane, Santa Ana, has accepted chairmanship of a hostess committee for the event and is recruiting Rocky-loving ladies from throughout the county to greet the thousands of Rockefeller supporters expected to attend a reception for the governor tonight at the Embassy Room of the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim. Hostesses from virtually every city of the county will participate in the reception—the major event in the Rockefeller For President Campaign in Orange County. Rockefeller will be campaigning in California until May 22 as OVER 50,000 OFFICE SUPPLIES, DUPLICATING AND HOME & OFFICE WEBER STATIONERY 139 W. LINCOLN, AN 6' x 8' 359 6' x 12' 519 BROOMS 88¢ PLASTIC PITCHER With Spout and Cover 49¢ REG. 89¢ Icy, TI 1 G REG. SAL CLEAR PLASTIC FOOD CRISPER 91/2" x 131/2" x 41/2" NOW 129 REG. 1.89 HEAVY DUTY PL "46 X 1 Special HEAVY DUTY PLASTIC INFLATABLE RAFT VALUES TO $3.95 While They Last GARTENS Dept. Sto 318 N. RAYMOND Open Mon. Thru Fri. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. We Sell Universal Money Orders Saturday Sunday Campaign Corner Formation of a Physicians Committee for Bruce Sumner was announced today by a group of distinguished medical doctors which includes four past presidents of the Orange County Medical Association. In a letter signed by chairman Frederick B. Mears, M.D., the Committee has asked all fellow members of the O.C.M.A. to join in active support of the former three-term assemblyman in his bid for the Republican state senatorial nomination. Listed as Committee members are doctors William K. Friend, Samuel Gendel, Francis G. Mackey and Thomas B. Rhone, all former presidents of the countywide Medical Association. Other Orange County medical doctors named as members include John D. Ball, Jr., Arnold G. H. Bode, Robert W. Crecca, Martin J. Gavin, Jr., Wallace A. Gerrie, Fred M. Hanson, George T. Hodges, Jay R. Longley, Richard W. Opfell, Dudley A. Pfaff, Gerald B. Sinykin, Maclyn Somers and Harry E. Stickler. Benjamin Franklin (Ben) Davis's campaign manager Donald Mayer announced the opening of the 'Ben Davis Anaheim Campaign Headquarters' 717 B Anaheim Blvd., Anaheim. Volunteers for Ben Davis can pick up literature at the Anaheim location. Mr. Georgee Chapman will be in charge of the office. The office will be open daily from 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Supporters of Joseph A. O'Connor will honor the Republican 34th Congressional District candidate at a special pre-election "Have Dinner With the Winner" testimonial May 25th at the Santa Ana Elks Lodge for the state senate session vacated by retiring State Senator John Murdy. Dalton, who is affiliated with the firm of Dempsey Todd a director of the Board Chamber of Commerce, past-president of the Judicial Council of C. Active in Kiwanis served as chairman of the Orange County Red Cross. Clark, of 958 Rodeo Hill long been active in civic community activities. A school board trustee, Clark led on the 1963 Orange Grand Jury. Absentee Ballot Applicants may be obtained at the heim main headquarters seph A. O'Connor, Rep Candidate for the 34th Congressional District. Location of the headquarter is 1730 So. Euclid Ave., small shopping center northeast corner. Absentee ballots may be trained for four reasons or on the registered voter will sent from his or her voting precinct, June 2, the of the election; B., physical ability will force the individual to be unable to vote in his election precinct; C., the voter in a precinct which is own controlled by the United States Department of Education, tenets of religion present the person from attending polls throughout the day. The application must be signed and received by County Clerks office May 4th and May 26th, 1963. After voting the ballot be in the County Clerk's Office no later than 5 p.m. June 1st. For those registered ers unable to come into County Clerks' office an appl York Governor Nelson A. Feller is likely to have the best hostesses" ever asked in one place in Orange when he visits here toon a campaign swing with the Southland. Daniel Cohen of 1222 Lane, Santa Ana, has accustomed chairmanship of a host committee for the event and guiding Rocky-loving ladies throughout the county to the thousands of Rochee supporters expected to attend reception for the govern- night at the Embassy of the Disneyland Hotel in Heim. The reception is scheduled for 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and will be open to the public. Rockefeller's Southern California headquarters in Los Angeles announced, however, that the schedule is subject to possible change. The reception here is part of a day-long schedule of campaign appearances in the Riverside, San Bernardino and Orange County areas. A private pre-reception meeting with committee members and invited guests will be held at the Disneyland Hotel prior to the public reception when Governor Rockefeller is expected to personally meet several thousands of Orange Countians. OVER 50,000 ITEMS OFFICE SUPPLIES • ART SUPPLIES DUPLICATING AND PRINTING • CARDS HOME & OFFICE GIFTS • BOOKS WEBER STATIONERY & BOOK STORE 139 W. LINCOLN, ANAHEIM • PR 6-6750 at Garten's Dept. Store FOR YOUR MONEY CANE ROOMS 38¢ REG. 1.39 Icy, Hot Picnic Jug THERMOS part of his quest for the Republican presidential nomination. His appearance in Orange County will mark a "first" for the governor who has never before visited this area. The reception is scheduled for 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. and will be open to the public. Rockefeller's Southern California headquarters in Los Angeles announced, however, that the schedule is subject to possible change. The reception here is part of a day-long schedule of campaign appearances in the Riverside, San Bernardino and Orange County areas. A private pre-reception meeting with committee members and invited guests will be held at the Disneyland Hotel prior to the public reception when Governor Rockefeller is expected to personally meet several thousands of Orange Countians. Dr Paul Carpenter candidate for Congress 35th District was keynote speaker at Toastmasters Club 1662F Semi-Annual Awards Meeting. Bob Johnson, Division A Lt. Governor, presented the permanent speakers trophies to Club 1662F members Jerry Quinn, Joe Degenhardt and Bill McDaniel. Dr. Carpenter's address embodied his views on foreign and domestic affairs as well as local issues. He exemplified the training available to Toastmasters by his long association with Club 3060F. Khrushchev had planned to The idea that a man who makes $100,000 a year should be forced to contribute 90 per cent of his income to the cost of government, while the man who makes only $10,000 is made to pay 20 per cent is repugnant to all notions of justice in my mind. Why punish success?" These were the words of GOP hopeful Joseph A. O'Connor as he explained his stand on the Congressional Disrict Seat nomination. "As to Social Security, it's issues in his bid for the 34th here to stay. Its a part of our American way of life. I only wish that when they framed it, they would have made it voluntarily." Mr. Georgee Chapman will be in charge of the office. The office will be open daily from 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Supporters of Joseph A O'Connor will honor the Republican 34th Congressional District candidate at a special pre-election "Have Dinner With the Winner" testimonial May 25th at the Santa Ana Elks Lodge, 212 So. Mabury (Elks Way), Santa Ana. Tickets are now on sale at his main campaign headquarters, 1730 S. Euclid Ave. (at Katella) and from his local precinct workers. Reservations can be made by phoning 635-2280, 635-2281 or 635-2282. Donation is $10. A social hour will precede the dinner from 7-8. Dinner will be served at 8 with entertainment following. The Assembly candidate for Congress 35th District was keynote speaker at Toastmasters Club 1662F Semi-Annual Awards Meeting. Bob Johnson, Division A Lt. Governor, presented the permanent speakers trophies to Club 1662F members Jerry Quinn, Joe Degenhardt and Bill McDaniel. Dr. Carpenter's address embodied his views on foreign and domestic affairs as well as local issues. He exemplified the training available to Toastmasters by his long association with Club 3060F. Khrushchev had planned to The idea that a man who makes $100,000 a year should be forced to contribute 90 per cent of his income to the cost of government, while the man who makes only $10,000 is made to pay 20 per cent is repugnant to all notions of justice in my mind. Why punish success?" These were the words of GOP hopeful Joseph A. O'Connor as he explained his stand on the Congressional Disrict Seat nomination. "As to Social Security, it's issues in his bid for the 34th here to stay. Its a part of our American way of life. I only wish that when they framed it, they would have made it voluntarily." Icy, Hot Picnic Jug THERMOS 1 Gal. Capacity REG. 3.29 SALE WY DUTY PLASTIC POOL "46x8" DOUBLE RING 1.98 PLASTIC E RAFT $3.95 Last t. Store FULLERTON Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. These were the words of GOP hopeful Joseph A. O'Connor as he explained his stand on the Congressional District Seat nomination. "As to Social Security, it's issues in his bid for the 34th here to stay. Its a part of our American way of life. I only wish that when they framed it, they would have made it voluntary. If a man wants it great; if he doesn't, that's OK too. But by forcing it on someone it becomes one of the denials of our freedoms. This is a very dangerous thing in our country, because it can be extended." E. Bill Dalton, Fullerton brokerage representative, has been named Fullerton District Chairman of the Orange County Committee for Long for State Senate. His co-chairman will be Robert L. Clark, Fullerton industrial consultant. The two-pronged announcement was made by Mrs. Leray Quick and T. K. Gowen, co-chairmen of the organization working for the nomination of Garden Grove businessman Ray Long, UROC-endorsed candidate CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY 281 NORTH LEON STREET, ANAHEIM KE 5-3209 Lawyer Leader 3-Term Assemblyman BRUCE SUMNER Only Candidate With Legislative Experience SUMNER THE REPUBLICAN FOR STATE SENATOR BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 for the state senate seat being vacated by retiring State Senator John Murdy. Dalton, who is affiliated with the firm of Dempsey Tegler, is a director of the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce, and a past-president of the Junior C. of C. Active in Kiwanis, Dalton served as chairman of the North Orange County Red Cross. Clark, of 958 Rodeo Rd., has long been active in civic and community activities. A former school board trustee, Clark served on the 1963 Orange County Grand Jury. Absentee Ballot Applications may be obtained at the Anaheim main headquarters of Joseph A. O'Connor, Republican Candidate for the 34th Congressional District. Location of the headquarters is 1730 So. Euclid Ave., in the small shopping center on the southeast corner. Absentee ballots may be obtained for four reasons only. A., the registered voter will be absent from his or her regular voting precinct. June 2, the day of the election; B., physical disability will force the individual to unable to vote in his election precinct; C., the voter lives a precinct which is owned or controlled by the United States; D., tenets of religion prevent; E. person from attending the rolls throughout the day. The application must be signed and received by the County Clerks office between May 4th and May 26th, 1964. After voting the ballot must be in the County Clerk's Office later than 5 p.m. June 1st. For those registered voters unable to come into O'Connor's headquarters an application The WORLD of MEDICINE 500 PERSONS DED OF CHOLERA IN TEN DAYS IN CENTRAL LONDON, 1854. IN HOUSE-TO-HOUSE INTERVIEWS, DR JOHN SNOW FOUND THAT ALL VICTIMS HAD DRINK WATER FROM THE BROAD STREET PUMP, WHEN THE PUMP HANDLE WAS REMOVED, THE EPIDEMIC STOPPED. SUCH PIONEERING LED TO PROTECTING WATER SUPPLIES FROM SEWAGE, VIRTUALLY ELIMINATING CHOLERA, INFECTIONAL DIARRIA, AND TYPHOID PEVER IN OUR COUNTRY. © 1994 LAWREN PRODUCTIONS, INC. A service of California Medical Association In the 1848 cholera epidemic in England, 54,000 died! Dr. John Snow, better known as the first professional anesthesiologist, studied available statistics and deduced that polluted drinking water spread the disease. The later incident of the Broad Street pump was a dramatic proof of his theory, gave impetus to the public health movement, and led to protected water supplies. the WILLIAMS Co. the WILLIAMS Co. 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