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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
9
Public Health Service warns three million Americans suffer food poisoning yearly. Hand cleanliness and proper hygiene prevent staph contamination. hexachlorophene degerming preserves protection after washing. Home practices and strict refrigeration curb toxin spread in picnics and summer meals.
A four year old experimental program in Monroe County Eastern New York has reduced hospital costs by about 75 percent for 1,500 patients across a 673 square mile area. The Home Care plan, run by Rochester Council of Social Agencies and financed through the Community Chest, coordinates doctors nurses therapists and volunteers to treat chronically ill patients at home.
In a London club a hand shows South misplaying diamonds. East’s queen wins tricks while South’s overreach is blamed on a language gap between English and American bridge styles. The columnist notes how low diamond play can salvage two tricks and protect declarer from a singleton ace.
The Diocese of Tucson Bishop Francis J. Gree will be honored at a Pastor's Night dinner tonight at the Casa de Paz y Bien Retreat House. Clergy from southern Arizona's Holy Family Retreat Association sponsor the event, the fourth biennial Pastor's Night.
New York fashion week showcased fall and winter contrasts from bundled-up to naked looks. Designers like Tiffeau Estevez Cassini and Gernreich featured muffled throats, chin chin collars, skimpy skirts, and one shoulder and cold shoulder styles. Buyers swarmed the garment center as 5,000 gathered to order looks for wear.
Seven Scottsdale Girl Scouts will join 22 from the Tirona Cactus Pine Council at the 1965 Girl Scout Senior Roundup in Farragut Idaho July 15 28. They were chosen from 250 registered seniors for camping skills social adaptability resourcefulness and service.
The parks and recreation department opens a twice weekly community pool event with swimming and dancing at 9 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday all summer. Gary Boyd and the Gone Gone Boys perform Tuesday dances, while Fridays feature recorded music. Activities include shuffleboard and ping pong with admission 50 cents for stags and 75 cents for couples.
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