anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-05

VFW HONORS FOREIGN GUESTS — When the Veterans of Foreign Wars installed new officers they also honored foreign exchange students, and exchange faculty members from Anaheim High School. Speaking in behalf of the FES Program which comes under the American Field Service directorate, Ed Gall, retiring commander stated that the VFW was the first organization to set up a permanent grant for foreign student program in the Anaheim Union High School District. The special guests gave their impressions of school, community life and hospitality of Anaheim as they spoke to the veterans and their guests. The above photo presents (from left) Donald Matheson, teacher from London, England; Bill Daly, liaison director for the Anaheim High School and the Foreign Student Committee, (headed by Mrs. Gerald Endicott); George Heil, new VFW commander; Arthur Schreiber, VFW Youth Activity director; Miss Rosemarie Kertscher, student from Germany; Peer Rasmussen, student from Denmark. The Anaheim Bulletin has captured the attention of the group. The story pertains to the foreign student-teacher program. (Bulletin Photo) 1913 1959 46th Anniversary Year OCC Nursing Program Given Accreditation Continued accreditation of the vocational nursing program at Orange Coast College has been received by the college from the board of Vocational Nurse Examiners, State of California Department of Professional and Vocational Standards. 46th Anniversary Year MOTHER'S DAY IS MAY 10th OCC Nursing Program Given Accreditation Continued accreditation of the vocational nursing program at Orange Coast College has been received by the college from the board of Vocational Nurse Examiners, State of California Department of Professional and Vocational Standards. Mrs. Quessie Anderson, director of the vocational nursing program at OCC, announced that the survey by the board indicates that State board examination scores from graduates of the OCC course are above the average for the State. Earlier this month, the National Association for Practical Nurses Education, Inc., also approved continued accreditation of the program. Mrs. Anderson also announced that she is accepting applications for enrollment in the September class. Students will receive a minimum training of 1700 hours during the 12-month course. The Orange Coast College staff gives the pre-clinical training in nursing sciences, nursing procedures, feeding the sick, child development and introductory psychology. Clinical training is conducted by the OCC vocational nursing instructors at extended campuses of the college, including St. Joseph Hospital, Community Hospital and Basler's Rest Home. Preparation of special instruments and supplies and assisting with patient feeding are some of the areas in which clinical training is given. The program is open to students from 17 to 50 years of age. 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Open Evenings and Su FLOWER SHOW AT BROADWAY MALL—Thursday and Friday the Anaheim Garden Club invites the public to share in their first flower show to be held in the Broadway Mall. Only garden flowers and foliage will be used, the emphasis to be placed on flower arrangements. On display will be horticulture specimens with Lincoln Garden Club and the East Anaheim Club to participate. The hours Thursday are 2 to 9 p.m. with Friday to be all day up to 8 p.m. The above photo introduces members of the committee: (from left) Mrs. Frank Charles; Mrs. Bradford Jones, chairman; Mrs. W. R. Ward, and Mrs. John E. Cradock, president of the Anaheim Club. The committee (which also includes Mrs. Ralph Fochters, Albert Cranston, and Mrs. Charles Organ) are preparing posters for the event. Present to aid in hospitality will be members of the sister clubs which are headed by Mrs. Michael Zuskiak, president of the Lincoln Park unit and Mrs. Frank Comer, president of East Anaheim Garden Club. Eta Epsilon Gives Check to New Hospital A check for $209.13 was present Nursing Program Given Creditation Ad accredited of the nursing program at Coast College has been re-reviewed by the college from the Vocational Nurse Exam-ate of California Depart-Professional and Vocation-Rds. Essie Anderson, director of educational nursing program announced that the survey board indicates that State examination scores from this month, the National Plan for Practical Nurses Inc., also approved accreditation of the pro-Anderson also announced its accepting applications in the September students will receive a mini-snelling of 1700 hours dur-month course. Orange Coast College staff pre-clinical training in sciences, nursing proced-ing the sick, child devel-and introductory psychol-训 training is conducted by vocational nursing in extended campuses of age, including St. Joseph Community Hospital and Rest Home. Auction of special instruc-tion feeding are some of in which clinical train-nen. The program is open from 17 to 50 years of training is conducted by vocational nursing in extended campuses of age, including St. Joseph Community Hospital and Rest Home. Eta Epsilon Gives Check to New Hospital A check for $209.13 was presented to Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa by Eta Epsilon Chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority as a result of a benefit fashion show and dinner held by the group as one of their recent philanthropic projects. The presentation was made by Mrs. H. D. Bergen, president of the Eta Epsilon Chapter, who was accompanied to the hospital by Mrs. C. Bowman, Mrs. Tom Hoag and Mrs. Everett Gillespie, past presidents. The check will be used for patients' activities and other purposes not covered by budgetary funds. Arrangements were made at that time for all members of the sorority to visit the hospital in the near future with clothing and articles to be used by patients for therapy and rehabilitation. Voters Tour County The members of the Fullerton League of Women Voters have reported on their tour of a number of county offices in Santa Ana. The tour was a feature of the "Know Your County" study now in progress and was arranged by Mrs. H. G. Osborne, chairman, through the office of Superivsor William Phillips. F. Callan, administrative assistant to Phillips, introduced the group to William C. Hart of the personnel department. Hart explained the scope and problems of personnel policies in Orange County. District Attorney Kenneth Williams defined the work of his office for the group and then provided a brief demonstration of the uses of the polygraph or lie detector. Journeying to the Health Building, the group then heard Dr. E. Lee LAST-MINUTE PRIMING — Ida Thibodeau did a “bit of priming before she entered the Garden Room at Knott’s Berry Farm where the Our Lady of the Rosary, Anaheim YLI, presented the spring fashion-luncheon. Newest items for summer wardrobe were presented by the Marion and Tonl Shop at the Farm with the number modeled by Miss Thibodeau (in the above photo two-piece ensemble) complemented with matching hatbox in the canary yellow, black trim its accent. The show presented models in the “Diamond Queen.” “Emerald Ladies.” “Godlen Teens.” “Precious Petites,” and “Family Jewels” division. OCCPC Director Speaks Tomorrow Dr. T. W. Robinson, director of the Orange County Cerebral Palsy Clinic, will be speaker at the meeting of the Orange County Parent Group for Handicapped Children and Adults tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Carl Harvey School in Santa Ana. His topic will be “Special problems Encountered by Parents of Cerebral Palsied Children.” problems facing Orange County as a governmental unit. Any woman over 21 years of age is eligible for membership in the VACUUM CLEANER REPAIR Sewing Machine Repair Rentals Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. SEW-VAC F. Callan, administrative assistant to Phillips, introduced the group to William C. Hart of the personnel department. Hart explained the scope and problems of personnel policies in Orange County. District Attorney Kenneth Williams defined the work of his office for the group and then provided a brief demonstration of the uses of the polygraph or lie detector. Journeying to the Health Building, the group then heard Dr. E. Lee Russell, county health officer, outline the scope and services of the Health Department in the county. Mrs. Osborne, said, in speaking at the recent League meeting, "Although we had to omit visits to other departments, due to time limitations, the hospitality and enthusiasm of the officials we met, inspired a lively interest among participating members to learn more about county government." Unit meetings in May will continue to explore the citizen's relation to county government, and problems facing Orange County as a governmental unit. Any woman over 21 years of age is eligible for membership in the League of Women Voters, which is a non-partisan study-action political group. Women in the Fullerton-Garden Grove-Anaheim area who are interested in joining the League may call Mrs. Robert Carlson, for further information. Cool, fragrant summer dividend! ANNUAL SALE Dorothy Gray HOT WEATHER COLOGNES Save on these six frosty fragrances—Summer Song Elation White Lilac June Bouquet Sweet Spice Natural $1.00 A $2.00 VALUE Cosmetics—street floor Center at Lemon, Downtown Anaheim Ample Free Parking Store Hours: Daily, 9:30-5:30 — Mon. and Fri. 9:30-9:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 8, 1939 Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin—A-5 Silver Bonus SQR • No C.O.D., mail or phone orders • All sales final • Quantities limited ADORABLE SUMMER DRESSES 4.98 Here is the buy of buys! Summery cottons — designed of assorted cottons in a wide range of colors — sleeve-less styles, all pre-shrunk and colorfast. You'll want dozens! Fashions—second floor 2.50 HELENA RUBINSTEIN 1.50* That wonderful Color Tone shampoo ... if it's your favorite, what a buy! If you've never tried it, here's your chance at a real value price. Cosmetics—street floor TOWEL VALUE! Good looking printed towels at drastically reduced prices to clear. 1.49 BATH TOWEL 80c 49c HAND TOWEL 30c 39c WASH CLOTH 20c Home shop—downstairs 1.69 yd. Printed TERRY CLOTH YARDAGE, per yd. 98c 1.49 yd. RAYON HOPSACKING, 45" wide, per yd. 1.19 Fabrics—street floor 2.95 High Wedge Rubber Thong Shoes $1 Women's easy to wear thongs in red, black, blue, white. Narrow and medium widths. Shoes—street floor 2.95 High Wedge Rubber Thong Shoes $1 Women's easy to wear thongs in red, black, blue, white. Narrow and medium widths. Shoes—street floor To 10.95 SWIM SUIT SPECIAL BUY 5.98 A very special purchase on lastex and cotton swim suits in assorted colors. Wide size range: 8 to 44! Sports shop—street floor 3.98 SUMMER JAMAICAS 2.98 Wonderful, wrinkle-shed-jamaicas — two pockets — stripes in pastel colors. You'll adore them! Sizes 8-18. Sports shop—street floor BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS 1.69 Good buy in short sleeved shirts of sanforized, fast color fabrics. Ages 6-16. Boy's shop—street floor BOYS' TERRY SHIRTS $1.65 He'll love these slip-on terry cloth shirts in new summer shades. Ages 6-16. Boy's shop—street floor MEN'S WASH AND WEARS 3.59 These are the pants he wears the year around . . . great for casual attire. Taper style. Men's store—street floor MEN'S SHIRTS 2.29 Short sleeved shirts in sizes s-m-l. Great value! Men's store—street floor FANCY UNDERPINNINGS 99c to1.29 You'll want them by the armful at this wonderful budget price! Choose from fancy trimmed briefs, flair leg panties, embroidered, lace trimmed, pleated bottoms. White, pink, blue, maize. Briefs, 5-7, Flair leg, 7-9. Lingerie—second floor $3 FRESH WATER PEARLS $\frac{1}{2}$ off* Luscious fresh water pearls on silver and gold mountings with tiny Auroraborealis jewels intricately worked in the design. Matching sets of necklaces, earrings and bracelets. Each piece now priced at $3. Accessories—street floor 5.98 MOTHER'S DAY GIFT 3.99 A black velvet jacket for the "little wrap" on cool summer evenings. Covered buttons, ¾ sleeves, small collar. Accessories—street floor VACUUM CLEANER REPAIR Sewing Machine Repair Rentals Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. SEW-VAC MARKET 217½ S. Los Angeles St. naheim—Call PR 4-8200 $3 FRESH WATER PEARLS 1/2 off* Luscious fresh water pearls on silver and gold mountings with tiny Auroraborealis jewels intricately worked in the design. Matching sets of necklaces, earrings and bracelets. Each piece now priced at $3. Accessories—street floor 5.98 MOTHER'S DAY GIFT 3.99 A black velvet jacket for the "little wrap" on cool summer evenings. Covered buttons, ¾ sleeves, small collar. Accessories—street floor MOTHER'S DAY HANDBAGS 6.98* A special purchase of handbags for this occasion. White and bone or black colors to be worn every year around. Truly a wonderful value! Accessories—street floor 7.98 CHILDREN'S COORDINATION 3.99 Two-piece fun in the sun outfits colorful, full cut, fine fast color fabric requires little ironing. Subteen sizes and 7-14. Children's shop—second floor 5.95 PERMA-LIFTS JR. PANTY 3.95 That wonderful Stemline Jr.-panty girdle. Nylon power net, magic oval crotch. Helénca control over tummy. Sizes s-m-l. 2.50 Warner’s Cotton Stitched Bras 1.89 Ideal for summer—cool, comfortable. Sizes 32A to 40C. Foundations—second floor NYLON TRICOT SLIPS 3.98 A wonderful group of slips — fully lined bodice, net trimmed, lace trimmed, lined, deep lace borders, pleated hems . . . white and some colors. Sizes 32-42. Lingerie—second floor * Plus Fed. Tax • Center at Lemon, Downtown Anaheim • Ample Free Parking • Store Hours Daily: 9:30-5:30 Mon. & Frl. 9:30-9 p.m.