anaheim-gazette 1960-07-07

C-2 Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, July 7, 1960) FUN AT THE FAIR—Some of the highlights of free entertainment features at the "Hawaiian Holidays" edition of the Orange County Fair are illustrated above. On left, Hilo Hattie and her dancing partner demonstrate the happy attitude of the Hawaiian theme. Hugo Zacchini, the "human cannonball," takes off upper right. It is George Lee, Oriental master of hand balancing. Jay Lee and the Princess, lower right present magic with a Far East twist and Oriental humor. Center of lower right picture is Carlyle Nelson (Hilo Hattie's husband) and two of the side men who will help make music for the Hawaiian Revue, slated for July 13 through 17 at the fair which opens six-day run July 12 at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Senator Knowland To Lecture at OC St. Justin’s Council Installs President Hospital Council Sets Rate Charge Senator Knowland To Lecture at OC William F. Knowland, former U.S. Senator from California and publisher of the Oakland Tribune, is being invited by Orange Coast College to be the 1961 faculty lecturer in February. Special invitations will be sent school teachers in the college area to high school and elementary to hear the lecture with OCC faculty. Each year the college brings a well-known person to speak to its faculty. Recent speakers have been Dr. Rufus von KleinSmid of USC and Dr. Arthur Bestor of the University of Illinois. St. Justin’s Council Installs President Mrs. Richard Miller was installed as president of Anaheim’s St. Justin Martyr Women’s Council this year at ceremonies conducted by Rev. J. O. Neill with the other members of her board. Serving with Mrs. Miller on the board will be Mmos. Thomas Shannon, vice-president; Pasqual Felino, recording secretary; William Keeler, corresponding secretary; Edward Petro, treasurer, and John Horger, parliamentarian. Mrs. John Horger was presented a gift in appreciation of her outstanding work as Council president during the past two years. The Happiest — Go-Luckiest Fair in America BE HAPPY GO NATIVE AND DRESS HAWAIIAN BE LUCKY YOU COULD WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII AS A GUEST OF Costa Mesa Savings & Loan Assn. Culligan Water Conditioning Co. Excelsior Creamery Co., Ltd. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Woodworth Piano & Organ Co. Given Daily During "Hawaiian Holidays" July 12-17 AT THE ORANGE COUNTY FAIR "Hawaiian Holidays" July 12-17 AT THE ORANGE COUNTY FAIR SEE HILO HATTIE SHOW 6 BIG DAYS OF FAMILY FUN • Free Hilo Hattie Revue (July 13-17) • Human Cannonball (Twice Daily) • Hawaiian Village (Free Entertainment Daily) • Carnival Midway Open Daily • Free Micro-Midget Races (July 16 Only) • Championship RCA Rodeo (July 16-17) SEE West's Best Flower and Gem Shows, Livestock, Agriculture, Horticulture, Home Ec Displays, Hobbies, Fine Arts, Commercial Exhibits. Every Day Is Kids' Day Children under 12 admitted free when Accompanied By An Adult Pick Up Discount Tickets At HLPAH BETA And Save Money OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. — 10 P.M. 50 Acres Parking Orange County Fairgrounds Fair Dr. At Newport Blvd. Costa Mesa, Calif... Orange County FAIR Student Nurse Class Taking Applications Openings are still available in the two Orange Coast College nursing programs for students interested in taking advantage of employment opportunities in nursing. Classes in both the one-year vocational nursing and two-year professional nursing programs will be starting Sept. 12. Applications Jamboree Scouts To Hold Family Potluck Plans for a family potluck supper were made by Jamboree Troop 80 at its latest meeting June 23 in La Palma Park. Ted Stewart, assistant Scoutmaster, is in charge of the affair, and will be assisted by Jim Allen, junior assistant scoutmaster. The purpose of the dinner was to get the parents of the Jamboree Scouts better acquainted as the troop is composed of 34 Scouts from many different troops in the Anaheim district. It was held by the picnic tables of La Palma Park Saurday, July 16, at 6:30 p.m. The troop leaves for the Jamboree in the early morning of July 19. are being accepted now for both courses. Interested high school graduates may contact the office of dean of admissions and records for further information. "LICENSED vocational nurses are needed in many fields," Mrs. Quessie M. Anderson, director of the program, observed. Program prepares the student home nursing, doctor's or dustrial nursing and sanitation and hospital nursing," vised. During pre-clinical education Hospital Council sets Rate Change The Orange County Hospital Council in behalf of its member hospitals announced today a new schedule of rates and charges which will be in effect on July 1. The necessary rate change reacts (1) recently published relations of salary scales for registered nurses, (2) hospital cost studies conducted in the nursery and maternity divisions, and (3) a county-wide 5% cost of living increase for all employees. The new rate increase for Daily Home Service will range in membership hospitals from $2.50 to $4.00 per day. The only other change approved was a nursery charge increase to $12.00 and a labor and delivery room charge of $50.00. The latter item is a flat-rate for normal deliveries and now includes all services of technical personnel, use of equipment, anesthetic supplies, routine drugs and supplies, and linen. This action of the Orange County Hospital Council is in accordance with the ascribed Guiding principles of the Hospital Council Southern California which establishes a system of charging deferred to place charges in correct relation to the service rendered. Swimming Tips For Safe Summer Sport The biggest playground in America today is—the water! Virtually every major adult summer sport centers around waist-the National Safety Council puts out. And one of the biggest parts of them all is swimming. Unfortunately, swimming fun too often is spoiled by drown- biggest playground in America today is the water! virtually every major adult summer sport centers around wa- the National Safety Council out. And one of the biggest parts of them all is swimming. unfortunately, swimming fun too often is spoiled by drownreported 30 million-plus Americans swim, sometimes in nation's estimated 250,000 swimming pools, more often in lakes and ponds. swimming fun probably reaches break over the Memorial Day Fourth of July holidays. anyone can learn to swim, theerts say. As one writer put it, you need is water; a swim-and the willingness to enjoy yourself." you can't enjoy yourself, of course, if you're afraid for your safety in swimming means going in mind such tips as these on the Council, hub of the safe-movement in America and con- med with all forms of safety: Learn to swim. Be sociable—never swim alone. Stick to the beaches with guards around. Look before leap. Don't swim or dive in familiar waters. Know your limitations. Don't so long you become tired, heated or chilled. Take it. Don't swim right after eat-Give your meal time to digest. Don't rebel if your muscles up—relax for a moment in a down float and massage the muscle. Swim parallel to shore if you want to test your endurance. You're just minutes away from the nation's largest federal savings association 4½% Current Annual Rate Dividends Paid Quarterly All Offices Open Saturday, July 9, until 1:00 P.M. 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