anaheim-gazette 1960-12-08

County Firms Get USAF Bids Several Orange County firms were awarded contracts this week by the Edwards Air Force Base Flight Test Center. The biggest order went to W. M. Lanagan Co., Inc., of Costa Mesa—$8,512 for production of high pressure valves. Second largest contract was awarded to National Dairy Products Corp.'s Kraft Foods Division in Buena Park for $5,000 worth of dairy products. Two Anaheim firms, Epsco West and Fischer Porter Co., received contracts for power supply diodes and turbine flow meters, respectively. A La Habra firm, General Aniline and Film Corp.'s Ozaline Division, received a bid for $1,448 photographic supplies. Anaheim Sisters Bear Daughters Few Hours Apart It is fast failing to be a coincidence at Anaheim Memorial Hospitals when sisters deliver their babies on the same day, or within 24 hours of each other. Last week the second set of sisters had their baby daughters a few hours apart. Mrs. Carl Miller, 974 S. Philadelphia, Warning Cautioned on Hazards Of Decorating Aluminum Trees With Christmas only a few weeks away, a warning on the hazards of decorating aluminum Christmas trees with electric lights was issued today by John F. Henning, director of the State Department of Industrial Relations. Henning stated that aluminum is almost as good a conductor of electricity as copper, and that if there is any defective or faulty wiring the entire tree could become an exposed "hot wire." "The insulation on most Christmas tree light cords is not designed to be attached to metal of any kind," said Henning. "Serious shock and even use approved electrical light sets only; that is, those with the Underwriters' Laboratory tag attached. Don't leave the tree lights on when leaving the house. Inspect the light set for any frayed, damaged or worn parts, and repair or discard them if defective. Don't use indoor light sets for outdoor use. Use rubber covered or thermo-plastic sheath extension cords for outdoor lighting. SAC Slates Exams For New Students It is fast failing to be a coincidence at Anaheim Memorial Hospitals when sisters deliver their babies on the same day, or within 24 hours of each other. Last week the second set of sisters had their baby daughters a few hours apart. Mrs. Carl Miller, 974 S. Philadelphia, Anaheim, had her third child, by natural birth, on Nov. 25, while her sister, Mrs. Fred Liebi, 10071 Sycamore, Orange, welcomed her sixth child, this one by caesarian section, on Thanksgiving Day. Both mothers are natives of Anaheim. This summer two Brea sisters delivered their babies within a few hours of each other on the same day and in the same week at Anaheim Memorial two sisters-in-law from Buena Park had their babies on the same day. Additional sister acts will fail to create so much excitement, the nurses agreed. The insulation on most Christmas tree light cords is not designed to be attached to metal of any kind," said Henning. "Serious shock and even death could result from contact with the electrically-charged tree," Henning warned. "Even the ordinary 110 volt used in the home can be fatal, as it takes only one-tenth of an ampere, and sometimes less, to kill." Henning also cautioned against the fire hazards of Christmas trees other than aluminum, and listed the following safety rules: - Place the tree as far away as possible from fireplaces, radiators and other sources of heat. - Don't place the tree where it could block exit from a room in case of fire or emergency. SAC Slates Exams For New Students College board examinations for high school seniors will be given at Santa Ana College next Saturday, with more than 500 students scheduled to take the all-day tests, it was announced by Frank B. Black, coordinator of testing at SAC. This is the first in a series of such tests for prospective collegians. At the same time, county civil service examinations also will be given on the Don campus and a conference of Explorer Scouts will be using other classrooms. JUST BETWEEN "Don't forget the Junior Rose being played in the Rose Bowl ber 10th. This 15th Annual Chips Long Beach J.C. against a opponent, Tyler J.C. It will hosting game and certainly work support. The Friendly UNITED STATES NATIONAL 21 CONVENIENT OFFICES MEMBER F.O.I.C. At the following locations: San Diego • El C La Mesa • Lemon Grove • National City • Chula Vista • La Jolla • Pacific Beach • Buena Pa Long Beach • Orange • Arcadia • El Monte • Monrovia • Fullerton • Pasadena • Santa Ana Snow Driving Demands Slower Speed Snow in the mountains spells fun for the ski enthusiast but trouble for the unwary driver, Capt. F. E. Winchell of the Anaheim area, California Highway Patrol, said this week. "Chances are, if you're a skier, you are also a driver, since most winter sports fans drive to recreation areas," he said. "Therefore it is only common sense to learn and accept the limitations of motor vehicle operation on snow- and ice-covered roads." "Snow driving demands slower speeds. Even if traffic stops completely, be patient; don't pull out of line only to be confronted by a stream of traffic approaching from the opposite direction. "Starting and stopping on snow and ice require special attention," Capt. Winchell said. "Starts should be slow, since rapid acceleration results in wheel spinning. Stops should be gentle, accompanied by a soft but rapid pumping of the brake pedal. Hard, fast stops frequently result in skids. "It takes from 3 to 12 times as far to stop on icy roads as on normal, dry pavement. Allow yourself this extra margin of room to avoid the necessity of making a rapid stop. "If a skid starts, turn the steering wheel in the direction the back end is skidding. When the car begins to straighten out, gently pump the brakes to halt the vehicle. "Don't forget to carry skid chains. When signs indicate that chains are required, you" Pastor Unfolds Unitarian History The history of Unitarianism was unfolded Sunday by the Unitarian Church of Orange County. The history covers a European king and six U.S. presidents through the times of dozens of famous statesmen and scientists of today who were Unitarian Church members. The Rev. Robert Lehman traced the Unitarian movement from the time of the Protestant Reformation when Michael Servetus was burned at the stake in Switzerland on orders of John Calvin for writing a book entitled "On the Errors of the Trinity." Our Unitarian tradition of individual freedom of thought WHITHOUT CASH Buy the battery or tires The Rev. Robert Lehman traced the Unitarian movement from the time of the Protestant Reformation when Michael Servetus was burned at the stake in Switzerland on orders of John Calvin for writing a book entitled "On the Errors of the Trinity." "Our Unitarian tradition of individual freedom of thought and belief has a long and honorable history," said Mr. Lehman. "In 1568, the only Unitarian king in history, John Sigismund of Transylvania, issued the western world's first edict of religious freedom. By 1600 there were more than 400 such Unitarian congregations in the surrounding area. The cause of liberal religion was advanced in England by the powerful advocacy of such men as John Milton, Isaac Newton and John Locke. The first churches in America were founded by the discoverer of oxygen, Dr. Joseph Priestley—orthodox fanatics burned his laboratory in England. Mom says Santa’s Best Helper is the FRIENDLY BANK’S Christmas Club Your Union Oil Minute Man has a complete stock of factory-fresh, nationally advertised batteries, tires and auto accessories. Save your cash for Christmas. Buy what you need now for no money down. And, take up to a year to pay, on major purchases. The Union Oil Company itself stands behind the merchandise and the arrangements. So why shop around? Come in now and see the Minute Man at the sign of the 76. You don’t even need a credit card. UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA So why shop around? Come in now and see the Minute Man at the sign of the 76. You don't even need a credit card. UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA JUST BETWEEN "U.S." forget the Junior Rose Bowl Game played in the Rose Bowl on December 15th. This 15th Annual Charity Game being Beach J.C. against a tough Texas ent, Tyler J.C. It will be an inter-game and certainly worthy of your NATIONAL BANK ations: San Diego • El Cajon Boulevard Pacific Beach • Buena Park • Costa Mesa • Pasadena • Santa Ana OCC Drama Group Draws Full House "Cyrano de Bergerac," to be presented to the community Dec. 8, 9 and 10 by Orange Coast College thespians, will play before a full house for all three performances. Tickets for the Friday and Saturday night shows are all gone, according to the campus bookstore, with less than half the house left for Thursday. There is no charge for the tickets and seats are not reserved. However, tickets will be required for admission and may be picked up from the OCC must stop and put them on immediately." Choir Sings for Jr. Ebell Club Members of the Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim were entertained at the Dec. 6 meeting by the Western High School choral group, under the direction of Alexander Encheff. Encheff developed the now famous "Living Christmas Tree" for the a cappella group from the 500 students enrolled in the vocal music section at Western High School. This group also initiated a successful Northern California concert tour in the spring of 1960. Twenty-one new members were introduced at the meeting. Mrs. William Hutton, senior coordinator, was in charge of the initiation ceremony. DELCO ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT LINE Firestone EXTRA LIFE GOOD YEAR GOOD YEAR ALL-WEATHER DELUXE POWERLIFE MASTER