anaheim-gazette 1959-06-18

Anaheim Resident Helping Teach Industrial Course A first in Orange County is being established at Ground Systems, Hughes Aircraft Company, by 49 plant protection officers, and firemen enrolled on their own time in an American Red Cross first aid course, Red Cross officials reported. It is being taught by an Anaheim man. Mrs. Lyn Williams, executive director of the Northern Orange County Red Cross chapter, said it is the first program of its kind among industries of the area. "We are very proud of Hughes for participating in this program and we hope it will spread to other industries," said Mrs. Williams. Course Places The course places particular emphasis on preparing for emergency first aid situations which would be peculiar to a specific building or area of the plant. The course was offered as a result of a recommendation by a Ground Systems Emergency Planning Committee. The eight-week course is being taught by Security Policeman Glen Brewer, 328 N. Rose St., Anaheim, and Fireman Frank Verage. Both trained for the assignment. emphasis on preparing for emergency first aid situations which would be peculiar to a specific building or area of the plant. The course was offered as a result of a recommendation by a Ground Systems Emergency Planning Committee. The eight-week course is being taught by Security Policeman Glen Brewer, 328 N. Rose St., Anaheim, and Fireman Frank Verage. Both trained for the assignment by completing an instructor's course in first aid at Fullerton Junior College. The first aid program was established under the direction of a steering committee consisting of M. W. Welds, head, advanced studies and education; D. C. Snow, supervisor of safety; Harry Sellers, personnel safety and services general supervisor; J. W. Boyatt, security chief; Robert Schoen, security supervisor-information; and C. E. (Duke) Lawton, security supervisor - plant protection. When the two groups currently taking the course complete it in June, it will be offered to other employees at the plant. Postal Employees Win Cash Prizes Cash awards have been presented to several employees for suggestions to improve mail service at the Anaheim Post Office. Thomas A. Hollywood was given $15 for his suggestion to increase employee utilization. Ernest D. Richards was awarded $12.50 for changes in distribution schemes assignments to obtain better employee utilization. Where Does Your Family Swim And Play Together? Now You Can Afford THE BEST Check The Exclusive Family Membership CLUB PLAN SAMMY LEE SCHOOL Has A NEW RECREATION AREA ● Picnic Tables ● Volleyball ● Ping Pong SAMMY LEE SCHOOL Has A NEW RECREATION AREA ● Picnic Tables ● Volleyball ● Ping Pong ● Shuffleboard Combined With . . . ● Two Heated Pools ● Golf Driving Range ● Snack Bar ... To Offer The Most For Your Family Dollar ● Top Professional Instruction (Swimming—Diving—Golf) ● Planned Recreation ● Free Guest Privileges Call Now For Details TA 8-0659 Sammy Lee SWIMMING AND DIVING SCHOOLS, INC. 2511 W. Lincoln Avenue Anchorage, Colo. TA 8-0659 Books in Review (Weekly book listings presented by the Anaheim Public Library, 241 S. Los Angeles St.) NON FICTION The Complete Outboard Boating Manual by Ernest Venk (American Technical Society.) How to buy your boat, mount your motor, maintain it, boating rules, safety hints, boating in channels and canals, signals, how to store your boat and equipment. For the small boat owner and enthusiast. Dangerous Marine Animals by Bruce Halstead MD (Cornell). How to protect yourself against attack while ocean swimming. Charts, pictures, causes of attack, types of dangerous animals, treatment, prevention, range of animals, seasons of danger, pollsons, index to important subjects so reader can find what he wants in a hurry. An Epitaph For Dixie by Harry S. Ashmore (Norton). Author is editor of ARKANSAS GAZETTE. Changing institutions of the new South, impact of industrialization, new land uses, growth of the big cities, all told in a reporter's clear, brief style, full of quotes and humor. A Notable Books listing for 1958. Friends And Enemies by Adalai Stevenson (Harper). Author's trip to Russia in 1958. Includes eight pages of photographs, some descriptions of side trips, interviews with leaders of Russia, quotes, descriptions of life and guides by staff of CHANGE TIMES (Prentice-Hall). How anything from houses to monuments, insurance to complete guide to the ins and of having for the whole family written in down-to-earth language that the whole family can stand. Memoirs Of The Second War by Winston Churchill (Houghton). Author puts the part of six books into his book! History written from personal experiences of one has held cabinet post and Minister in each of the two conflicts. Contains maps, ex from speeches, index, wide page summary by the author Supreme Court from Taft to ren by Alpheus Mason (Loy State Univ.) A half century Supreme Court history, told quotes, cartoons, review of problems, pressures, famous personalities, chief justices, they tried to do, cases, let skillfully woven into a good mary that is easy to read understand. War Is A Private Affair bymund G. Love (Harcourt) anybody who knows the army book will keep you laughing soldiers' of the Army who aged to make the regulations for them by using their nationalism and personality them into and out of so CURSE in first aid is being taught at Ground Systems, Ellerton, by Security Policeman G.L. Brewer (center), Fireman Frank T. Versage, Garden Grove. Here they instructor, Buena Park, how resuscitator operates Pro-fiefered at industries of the area. City Concludes Fall, Winter Program: Summer Events Begin The month of May ended the and winter city recreation program as youngsters prepare the heavy summer schedule which begins officially Monday, including events were the wide Girls' Playdav and Luau. Such was held at City Park, approximately 300 girls participated in this event. Boys' activities culminate in city-wide "Ten-Inch" Play. In this event, Loara, Plavand defeated John Marshall ground in a good game at Park for the All-City championship. This was the first such championship for Loara. Other playground events in the month of May included such spectacles as Dog Shows, Gay Days, on Fridays. Best news to the children of area has been the opening of two high school swimming clubs on Saturdays. The response this activity has been so great, particularly in the Western High School area, that extra lifeguards and a time schedule have been used. During the Softball Pre-Season tournament, over 700 spectators watched the elimination games. On Saturday, May 2, the championship game between Gopher and Maan Oil Company teams was seen by 500 persons. Maan Oil Company won the tournament 1-0 in 10 innings on a-out home run by Bob Bennett. Girls Events A second luau class is being planned due to the tremendous public demand. All other classes in the current series are closing, opening the way for many scheduled summer activities. The planned summer program which begins Monday, is expected to accommodate an unprecedented number of citizens. Swimming pools at City Park, Anaheim Union High School, and Western High School will be run on full schedules of swimming lessons and recreational swimming. Eighteen city-wide playgrounds, as compared to 13 of last year, will be conducted from 9 to 5. Monday through Friday, during the summer. Many special activities and features for the adult populace are planned. Monthly Attendance Playgrounds ... 31,307 Bowling ... 608 Tennis ... 120 Adult Softball ... 6,680 Saturday Swimming ... 3,200 Volleyball ... 320 Volleyball Tournament ... 30 Modern Dance ... 135 Slim & Trim Class ... 58 Tap & Ballet ... 430 Ballet ... 60 Senior Citizens ... 45 Luau Class ... 72 Golf ... 75 Golf Tournament ... 140 Anaheim Symphony ... 350 the new South, impact of industrialization, new land uses, growth of the big cities, all told in a reporter's clear, brief style, full of quotes and humor. A Notable Books listing for 1958. Friends And Enemies by Adal Stevenson (Harper). Author's trip to Russia in 1958. Includes eight pages of photographs, some descriptions of side trips, interviews with leaders of Russia, quotes, descriptions of life and people in the Soviet Union. The Great Decision by Michael Amrine (Putnam). Fascinating inside report of the super-secret so-called "manhattan project" and the decision to drop the world's first atomic bomb. Based on the official information and memoranda of the men who made the decisions, written for the general reader. Author worked for the Atomic Energy Commission. Kiplinger's Family Buying FREE. FISH 7-ft. Spinning Rod with Tubular Carrying Case, 8-lb. Test Line, "Go-Kooler" Dylite Plastic Cool Lantern, Large Landing Net, 7-qt. Bait Bucket. Just tear out and bring ELECTRONI 1144 North East St. Admiral DUAL CHANNEL Stripside HIGH PIDELITY During the Softball Pre-Season Tournament, over 700 spectators watched the elimination games. On Saturday, May 2, the championship game between Gopher and Maan Oil Company was seen by 500 persons. Maan Oil Company won the tournament 1-0 in 10 innings on a home run by Bob Bennett. Girls Events In women and girls activities, activity that was the hit of the month was the luau class, conducted at the Optimist Club by Mrs. Pauahl Jarrett, a live Hawaiian. 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