anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-06

Expert Jo Burdick Spins Baton for FJC Band Again Fullerton Junior College football fans are again watching with appreciation the sleight-of-hand ability of a tall, blonde young lady who twirls a baton at the head of the college band. Jo Burdick, champion baton-twirler, has returned after a year's absence, to lead the Fullerton Jaysee band again. Since she has been away, Jo has collected more laurels and has been attending Pasadena City College. Leading the Pasadena band in the 1983 Rose Parade was Jo's first big assignment during the year. She also, during this year, was California State Poppy Queen for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. She has modeled at numerous fashion shows as a member of the California Models' Agency. During the summer just past, Jo taught baton twirling at the College of the Pacific, Pepperdine College, Western State College (Colo.), and Sam Houston College (Texas). She has also traveled with the "Hollywood Headliners" USO troop during the year. Jo's latest activities are added to a long list of earlier laurels. She led the Anaheim High School Band for two years, and later marched with the San Diego Marine Band and the University of California Band. She has also conducted her own school of baton-twirling. Bulletin Wank Ada Bring Results Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausoleum — Columbarium— NEW QUEEN—Blonde Roberta Raub, second from right, was chosen Saturday. She sits to left of last year's queen, Patty Hicks. Rekreme left, Colleen Phillips, second from left. County Fran Sterling — Editor Garden Grove High School Readies Bulletin Warr Ads Bring Results Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mansoleum — Columbarium Endowment Care Provided Phone: Fullerton LA 5-1575 Res. Anaheim 3811 The NAIL BIN by Paul Last Saturday I saw a "first". You probably saw it too but didn't realize it. I'm talking about all those pages in Life magazine devoted to hardware items. I think that's the first retail hardware ad I've ever seen in a national magazine. It certainly had the ideas in it. You see, this is the time of year when we begin doing more things around the house. The trouble is that so many of the jobs look pretty big at first — big enough to hire it done. Then, about the time we think of hiring someone we look at the old pocketbook, and — well, it can wait another year. But times have changed, and just about every remodeling and repair job around the house can now be done by the owner. This is the age of "do it yourself". Garden Grove High School Readies For Orange County Girls League Meet Final plans are being completed for the Orange County Girls League convention which will be held October 7 from 3:30-7:36 on the Garden Grove Union High school campus according to Barbara Klink Garden Grove Girl's League president. The board of ten members from the hostess school has been working for several weeks on all phases of planning including decorations, program discussion groups and dinner—and the girl's have almost completed all planning, says Mrs. Elleene LaBarthe, advisor. Close to 150 Girl's League members and their advisors are expected to attend the convention representing the thirteen Orange County high schools. The Garden Grove Girl's League board is as follows: Barbara Klink, president; Shirley Rogers, vice-president; Betty Kitada, secretary; Sherry Sherry Dunlvin, treasure; Jeri Lumeden, program chairman; Helen Holt, historian; and Jackie Brady, Jeannine DeWitt heads the decorating committee. The program for the day will consist of welcoming addresses by Miss Klink and Dr. L. L. Doig, school principal, followed by a sort talent show under the direction of Jeri Lumeden. The Contineals, Shirley Rogers and JoAnn Patton in a skit, and Jeri Lumeden singing are the students who will perform. Following the general program, eight discussion groups will be formed, with Garden Grove Girl's League members acting as chairmen and leading the discussion groups. Subjects of discussion are as follows: 1. Are Dress Regulation Necessary for Proper Dress? 2. What the Girl's League Can Do to Orient New Students to High School Life. 3. Methods by Which the Girl's League Can Increase Its Treasury. 4. What the Girl's League Can Do to Better School Spirit. 5. Campus Behavior as Regards Dating Couples and "Steadies". Encourage Good Grooming and Intelligent Dress? 8. Dating Problems Which Coordinate Front the High School Student. Another brief general meeting will be held at the conclusion of the discussion groups for the purpure of summarizing each group's id and conclusion. Dinner will follow in the Argo-B at 5:30. The after-dinner speaker will Mike Pecarovich, widely known as late, coach and public speaker. Chicken Ills Discussed By Farm Bureau Tonight ORANGE—Poultrymen who had "smooth sailing" for aways can expect some alliments in the flocks about this time of year it's the "disease season," Chman J. K. Inman of the poultrens department of the Orange County Farm Bureau said. To find out what to do about incidence of alliments expected, set a meeting Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m at bureau hall for discussions. Speaker will be Dr. E. E. Jordan pathological laboratory expert at the state... NOW LEMON L 433 W. Center St. MIMEO SPE Desk Space Available think of hiring someone we look at the old pocketbook, and — well, it can wait another year. But times have changed, and just about every remodeling and repair job around the house can now be done by the owner. This is the age of "do it yourself". Remember how you used to paint? In addition to winding up with a lame arm you usually wound up with a painted one, too. It seemed that brushes were made to drip on the painter. Now, though, they have rollers, and the housewives are probably doing more painting than anyone else. And making over the spare room! By the time you invested in the necessary tools you could have built half a house. Not today, though. Materials now come pre-cut, and smaller, inexpensive tools can do the whole job. You have probably done a lot of jobs around the house already, so I'm talking to an expert. But let this just be a reminder. Look around at the jobs you've been putting off, or think are too big. I'll bet we can show you an easy and inexpensive way to get them done. Drop in sometime, we can give you a lot of help here at NADORFF HARDWARE. 249 EAST CENTER, IN ANAHEIM. (Adv.) Stanton News ARDELL HARRISON Anaheim 6 143 Minister Leaves The Stanton Community church men's fellowship will meet Thursday evening at 7 p.m. with a potluck dinner. The Rev. Dick Cantrell, of Silver Acres, will be guest speaker. Reverend Cantrell is a personal friend of the Rev. Charles White of the Stanton Community church and is a fitting speaker for this affair, which will be Reverend White's farewell as pastor of the Stanton church. Mr. White has been called to the Christ Community church of Canoga Park. All men of the community are invited to be present for the farewell to Mr. White. Members of Boy Scout troop No. 82 were the recent dinner guests of the Lions club at which time they were presented their year charter by Lloyd Paxton of the Northern Orange County BScout Council. Donal Yonts, scout council chairman of troop No. 82, and Paul Harrison, scoutmaster, accepted the charter on behalf of the troop. Identification cards for the scout committee ewere presented to the following committee men: Francis Millonzi, Dan Cob Al Stock, Jim Howard, and Roy Marten. Members of troop 82 gave fire-by-friction demonstration to the conclusion of the presentation. Scouts present were Terry Mtsten, Dennis Millionzi, Richard Kingsley, Franklin Cox, Thomas PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! WINT AT PENNEY Brea VFW, Aux. Plan Dance at Bagnall's The men and women of Brea Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5384 and the auxiliary will meet together tonight for a free chicken dinner in Brea American Legion Hall banquet room tonight. Time will be 7 p.m. Hostesses for the dinner and recreation this evening will be a committee of women under Dorothy Stocks, auxiliary president Dance at Bagnall's The men and women of Brea Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5384 and the auxiliary will meet together tonight for a free chicken dinner in Brea American Legion Hall banquet room tonight. Time will be 7 p.m. Hostesses for the dinner and recreation this evening will be a committee of women under Dorothy Stocks, auxiliary president. A joint business session w111 cover plans for the post-auxillary sponsored fall dance to be held at the Bagnall Ranch house Oct. 24, according to Commander Harry Lee. The Bob Pritchard Band has been signed up for the event, from 9-1 p.m. The public may purchase tickets at Brea Western Auto store. Brea-Olinda Seniors See Fullerton Library Visiting the Fullerton Junior College library last week, a Brea-Olinda High School senior English class was served refreshments by the junior college library staff, headed by Miss Nancy Lee Carmichael, librarian. Writing to Dr. H. Lynn Sheller, director of the junior college, Bess Lyman, teacher, said, "The senior English class and I wish to thank you for the opportunity to visit the college library. We were graciously received and we were all impressed with the excellent facilities and personnel. Our trip was the highlight of the week." 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