anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-17

Kindergarten Provides Entertainment During Recent Cypress PTA Meeting CYPRESS—Highlight of the Cypress Parent teacher meeting held in the auditorium of the school last Thursday evening, was the presentation of songs and dances by the kindergarten classes. Under the leadership of the two kindergarten teachers; Mrs. Mark Kirk and Mrs. Jean Brisendine, the pupils sang three songs. "I Went for a Ride in the Country," "The Green Grasshopper", and "The Getting Up Song." Following the songs, the group presented a short dance which they had learned the past year. County Calendar BUENA PARK Monday, May 17: VFW 8 p.m. American Legion Hall Eastern Star 8 p.m. Masonic Temple Stitching Susie 4-H group, after school, Congregation church Southern Baptist WMU, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 18: American Legion, 8 p.m. American Legion Hall Kiwana Club, 6:30 p.m. Youth Building Landbergh P.T.A., 7:30 p.m. Lindbergh School Cypress - Magnolia Farm Center, 6:30 p.m., Savanna School Social Welfare Club 100., 7 p.m., Masonic Temple McComber School Board meeting 12 noon, Recreational Park Wednesday, May 19: Lion's Club, 6:30 p.m. Knott's Berry Farm, Indian Room Welcome Bible Class potluck, 12:30 p.m., Congregational Church Cub Scout Pack 177, 7:30 p.m., Grand Avenue School Auditorium Knights of Pythias, 7:30 p.m., American Legion Hall Reception for new members, 7:30 p.m., Congregational Church Thursday, May 20: Buena Park Woman's Club, 2 p.m., Women's Clubhouse Buena Park Junior Woman's Club, 8 p.m., Women's Clubhouse CYPRESS Monday, May 17: Another interesting feature of the evenings' program was a fashion show presented by girls in Mrs. Arline Schiller's sewing class. These girls of the seventh and eighth grades modeled dresses, skirts, blouses, pajamas and dusters which they had made for themselves this year in their sewing class. At the close of the fashion show the group gave them a big band and president Mrs. Arthur Collins expressed regret that the girls would not be at Cypress next year since they would be attending the new Western Junior High School. The meeting was opened by the flag salute which was led by the eighth grade girls who also served as flag bearers. Special Meeting Called Mrs. Edna Mahaffe announced that a special meeting would be held at Magnolia school on Tuesday on Tuesday May 18, at 7:30 p.m. The meeting is being held to explain the curriculum and other points concerning students in the new junior high school. She also announced that Principal K.R. Wines will be present to answer questions for the patients. Parents included all of those in the Cypress, Centralia, Magnolia, and Savanna districts with children in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades next fall. President Collins announced that meeting of the fourth district would be held on May 20 at the Los Alamitos Naval Air Base and Jim Duncan — Editor News From CHRISTIAN Phone JJ Jake Van Dyke has accepted the position of general chairman of the 1954 Cypress White Gold Day, was announced last Monday evening at the meeting of the Cypress Chamber of Commerce by President Don Caul. Plans will be underway soon for the big event, with some preliminary moves already started. At the Monday meeting, secretary Beth Kroesen read a letter from O. E. Hanson of the Anaheim branch of the Bank of America, in which he answered a recent query from the local booster group inquiring as to the possibilities of establishing a branch of fice of the bank in Cypress. He said a survey had been taken several years ago but since they realized the growth that had taken place since then, he would recommend a new survey by his bank in a letter to the Los Angeles office. When an invitation to the Huntington Beach Fourth of July parade was read, the Chamber members launched into a lengthy discussion of the possibilities of building a permanent float for Cypress to be entered in all parades. Several ideas were airied, and individuals were appointed to look into the feasibility of some of them. Reports will be made at the next meeting. Dale and Beth Kroesen both gave reports on meeting of county groups they attended representing Grand Avenue School Auditorium Knights of Pythias, 7:30 p.m., American Legion Hall Reception for new members, 7:30 p.m., Congregational Church Thursday, May 26: Buena Park Woman's Club, 2 p.m., Women's Clubhouse Buena Park Junior Woman's Club, 8 p.m., Women's Clubhouse CYPRESS Monday, May 17: Kiwania Club, 6:30 p.m., Loyd's Drive-In V.P.W. Auxiliary, 7:30 p.m.; V.P.W. Hall Tuesday, May 18: Ceramics Class, 6 p.m., Utility Room of Cypress School Busy Bee Rebekah Lodge, 8 p.m., Cypress School Cypress Volunteer Firemen, 7:30 p.m., Fire Hall Wednesday, May 19: Prayer, Praise and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m.; Church of the Nazarene Prayer, Praise and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m.; Baptist Church Choir rehearsal, 8:30 p.m., Church of the Nazarene Thursday, May 28: Evelyn Ragaean Chapter of N.F.M.S., 10 a.m., Church of the Nazarene Baptist Women's Missionary Union, 2 p.m., Church Baptist Junior Girl's Auxiliary, 3:30 p.m., Church Friday, May 21: Indian Maldens and Pathfinder Girl's Clubs, 7:30 p.m., Church of the Nazarene Braves and Trailblazers Boy's Clubs, 7:30 p.m., Church of the Nazarene Menu of Cypress School Monday, May 17: Tamale pie, string beans, fruit, bread, butter, and milk Tuesday, May 18: Beef stew, tomatoes, fruit, bread, butter, and milk Wednesday, May 19: Chili beans, cabbage salad, fruit, bread, butter, and milk Thursday, May 20: Mashed potatoes; meat and gravy, peas, fruit, bread, butter, sliced cheese and milk Friday, May 21: Noodles tuna, fruit jello, beans, bread and peanut butter, and milk STANTON Monday, May 17: Korn Huskers 4-H club meeting, 7 p.m., Paul Pletz home, 7342 President Collins announced that meeting of the fourth district would be held on May 20 at the Los Alamitos Naval Air Base and urged all members planning to attend to contact her and obtain a VIP sticker for their car and make luncheon reservations. A tour of the base will be made after the meeting is adjourned. Teacher Returns Miss Elizabeth Dickerson explained to the group that William Moorehead had been on leave in the armed forces and had returned to Cypress to again teach in the Cypress school. Room count was won by Mrs. Mary Kirk for the first division. Mrs. Berniece Christensen for the middle division and Mrs. Letha Myllius of the upper division. Each room will be awarded a record from the P.T.A. for having the largest number of parents at the Thursday evening meeting. Miss Dickerson also announced that all mothers interested in having their girls become members of a Brownie Scout troop were to bring their daughters and meet in the utility room of the school next Wednesday evening. May 19 at 7:30. The mother must present at the meeting in order to enroll her girl. Kindergarten Registration Set She also announced there were only six more weeks of school remaining in this school year and urged parents to notify all parents of youngsters who would be starting kindergarten next year to attend the registration of pre-school children to be held between the hours of 9 and 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. in the utility room of the school on May 26. She explained that the first year of school was one of the milestones of life and one of the first emotional times of childhood and stressed the importance of the parents bringing their child to school on the day of registration in order that they could spend 30 minutes in the kindergarten room getting acquainted with the room and building so that the first day of school in the fall would not be such a strange day for the child. She also announced that all children living other points concerning students in the new junior high school. She also announced that Principal K.R. Wines will be present to answer questions for the patients. Parents included are all of those in the Cypress Centralia, Magnolia, and Savanna districts with children in the seventh,eighth,and ninth grades next fall. President Collins announced that meeting of the fourth district would be held on May 20 at the Los Alamitos Naval Air Base and urged all members planning to attend to contact her and obtain a VIP sticker for their car and make luncheon reservations. A tour of the base will be made after the meeting is adjourned. Teacher Returns Miss Elizabeth Dickerson explained to the group that William Moorehead had been on leave in the armed forces and had returned to Cypress to again teach in the Cypress school. Room count was won by Mrs. Mary Kirk for the first division. Mrs. Berniece Christensen for the middle division and Mrs. Letha Myllius of the upper division. Each room will be awarded a record from the P.T.A. for having the largest number of parents at the Thursday evening meeting. Miss Dickerson also announced that all mothers interested in having their girls become members of a Brownie Scout troop were to bring their daughters and meet in the utility room of the school next Wednesday evening. May 19 at 7:30. The mother must present at the meeting in order to enroll her girl. Kindergarten Registration Set She also announced there were only six more weeks of school remaining in this school year and urged parents to notify all parents of youngsters who would be starting kindergarten next year to attend the registration of pre-school children to be held between the hours of 9 and 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. in the utility room of the school on May 26. She explained that the first year of school was one of the milestones of life and one of the first emotional times of childhood and stressed the importance of the parents bringing their child to school on the day of registration in order that they could spend 30 minutes in the kindergarten room getting acquainted with the room and building so that the first day of school in the fall would not be such a strange day for the child. She also announced that all children living other points concerning students in the new junior high school. She also announced that Principal K.R. Wines will be present to answer questions for the patients. Parents included are all of those in the Cypress Centralia, Magnolia, and Savanna districts with children in the seventh,eighth,and ninth grades next fall. President Collins announced that meeting of the fourth district would be held on May 20 at the Los Alamitos Naval Air Base and urged all members planning to attend to contact her and obtain a VIP sticker for their car and make luncheon reservations. A tour of the base will be made after the meeting is adjourned. Teacher Returns Miss Elizabeth Dickerson explained to the group that William Moorehead had been on leave in the armed forces and had returned to Cypress to again teach in the Cypress school. Room count was won by Mrs. Mary Kirk for the first division. Mrs. Berniece Christensen for the middle division and Mrs. Letha Myllius of the upper division. Each room will be awarded a record from the P.T.A. for having the largest number of parents at the Thursday evening meeting. Miss Dickerson also announced that all mothers interested in having their girls become members of a Brownie Scout troop were to bring their daughters and meet in the utility room of the school next Wednesday evening. May 19 at 7:30. The mother must present at the meeting in order to enroll her girl. Kindergarten Registration Set She also announced there were only six more weeks of school remaining in this school year and urged parents to notify all parents of youngsters who would be starting kindergarten next year to attend the registration of pre-school children to be held between the hours of 9 and 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. in the utility room of the school on May 26. She explained that the first year of school was one of the milestones of life and one of the first emotional times of childhood and stressed the importance of the parents bringing their child to school on the day of registration in order that they could spend 30 minutes in the kindergarten room getting acquainted with the room and building so that the first day of school in the fall would not be such a strange day for the child. She also announced that all children living other points concerning students in the new junior high school. She also announced that Principal K.R. Wines will be present to answer questions for the patients. Parents included are all of those in the Cypress Centralia, Magnolia, and Savanna districts with children in the seventh,eighth,and ninth grades next fall. President Collins announced that meeting of the fourth district would be held on May 20 at the Los Alamitos Naval Air Base and urged all members planning to attend to contact her and obtain a VIP sticker for their car and make luncheon reservations. A tour of the base will be made after the meeting is adjourned. Teacher Returns Miss Elizabeth Dickerson explained to the group that William Moorehead had been on leave in the armed forces and had returned to Cypress to again teach in the Cypress school. Room count was won by Mrs. Mary Kirk for the first division. Mrs. Berniece Christensen for the middle division and Mrs. Letha Myllius of the upper division. Each room will be awarded a record from the P.T.A. for having the largest number of parents at the Thursday evening meeting. Miss Dickerson also announced that all mothers interested in having their girls become members of a Brownie Scout troop were to bring their daughters and meet in the utility room of the school next Wednesday evening. May 19 at 7:30. The mother must present at the meeting in order to enroll her girl. Kindergarten Registration Set She also announced there were only six more weeks of school remaining in this school year and urged parents to notify all parents of youngsters who would be starting kindergarten next year to attend the registration of pre-school children to be held between the hours of 9 and 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. in the utility room of the school on May 26. She explained that the first year of school was one of the milestones of life and one of the first emotional times of childhood and stressed the importance of the parents bringing their child to school on the day of registration in order that they could spend 30 minutes in the kindergarten room getting acquainted with the room and building so that the first day of school in the fall would not be such a strange day for the child. She also announced that all children living other points concerning students in the new junior high school. She also announced that Principal K.R. Wines will be present to answer questions forthe patients. Parents included are all of those inthe Cypress Centralia,Magnolia,and Savanna districtswithchildrenintheseconddayofschoolinthenewjuniorhighschool. President Collins announced that meeting ofthe fourth district would be held onMay20attheLosAlamitosNavalAirBaseandurgedallmembersplanningtoattendtocountymemberslaunchedtocontactherandobtainaVIPstickerfortheircarandmakeluncheonreservations.Atourtothebasewillbemadeafterthemeetingisadjustedtomaketitofficial. The builders will be hired to start work onthepicnic pavilionwhichwillbe30by40feet.Alsoincludedinthepavilionwillbewireplace,sldingdoorsatoneendofthepavilionthatcanbeopenedorclosed,twocharcoalbroilerstwowoodbroilers,sinks,andpicnictables,andbenches.Theboardhasaskedthatthepublicbe notifiedititisurgedtoattendthemeetingsandlearnfirsthandwhatthegroupisdoingand Grove High Holds Pre-Registration Conference The special meeting held intheGarden GroveHighschoollibrarylastweekwaswellattendedbepartnersofnextyear'sPreshmanstudents.Donald Jordan,vice-principalofthehighschoolgreetedthegroupandintroducedtheclassadvisor.Theevening'sprogramconsistsofageneralpresentationoftbothcurricularofferingsandinformationregardingtheco-curricularactivities.G.A.A.studentpublicationanddramaticproductions.JackSchumakeritemizedthi THURSDAY, May 29: Mashed potatoes; meat and gravy, peas, fruit, bread, butter, sliced cheese and milk. FRIDAY, May 21: Noodles tuna, fruit jello, beans, bread and peanut butter, and milk. STANTON Monday, May 17: Korn Huskers 4-H club meeting, 7 p.m., Paul Pletz home, 7342 Ball Rd. Lions club meeting, 7:30 p.m., Lions clubhouse. Tuesday, May 18: Cypress-Magnolia Farm Center potluck dinner meeting, 7 p.m., Savanna School cafetorium. Curriculum discussion meeting for parents of students to enter new Western Avenue Junior High school, 7:30 p.m., Magnolia school Auditorium, Orange at Magnolia avenues. Community church choir rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. at the church. Boy Scout Troop No. 82, 7 p.m., Lions clubhouse. Wednesday, May 19: Ladies Power Hour, 10 a.m., Community church Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m., Community Church. Friday, May 21: Gradman and High School Trustee election day, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. POLITICAL ADVERTISMENT Elect A.E. (LOU) LAUTERBACH COUNTY TREASURER COURTEOUS—QUALIFIED WILL BE ON THE JOB SAVANNA SCHOOL AND MAGNOLIA SCHOOL. Community Church Ladies Missionary Society social meeting, 7:30 p.m., at the church. Sunday, May 23: Teacher's training course with instructors from BIOLA. 6:15 to 7:15 p.m., Community Church. Youth looks at love, courtship and-marriage' series of study by Community Church high school students, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., at the church. W. Winters, Director of Guidance at the high school described the divisions within the curriculum and discussed the selections which a student must make in the pre-registration process. The wide range of possible vocational area "courses of study" plus the traditional college preparatory sequence was described in considerable detail. Following the general talk, parents were encouraged to confer with the advisors on special questions. Mrs. Sarah Talbot, Junior class advisor, Mrs. Mary McCleain, Sophomore class advisor and Freshman advisors Schumaker and Dick Bivins answered questions for the balance of the meeting. SHAVERS Schleck - Sunbeam - Remington Shearing Heads - Repairs Scholver Ground Car Shavers - Shaves Free Demonstrations Liberal trade-in allowance on old shaver ANAHEIM SARBER SHOP 11) So. Los Angeles St. News From Cypress Way CHRISTINE DAVIS Phone JAckson 7-2810 Van Dyke has accepted the of general chairman of the press White Gold Day, it announced last Monday evening the meeting of the Cypress of Commerce by Presid Caul. will be underway soon for event, with some preliminaries already started. Monday meeting, secreth Kroesen read a letter E. Hanson of the Anaench of the Bank of Ameriwhich he answered a reery from the local booster acquiring as to the possiestablishing a branch offe bank in Cypress. a survey had been taken years ago but since they the growth that had taken once then, he would recomme new survey by his bank to the Los Angeles of an invitation to the Huntbeach Fourth of July parread, the Chamber memnched into a lengthy disfiof the possibilities of buildermanent float for Cypress ered in all parades. ideas were aired, and ils were appointed to look feasibility of some of them. will be made at the next and Beth Kroesen both ports on meeting of county news from Cypress Way proposing for the park. Meetings will be held the first Thursday of each month, beginng June 3. Mrs. Mary Lois Kruidhorf of Lincoln avenue, was the center of attraction at a layette party in her honor which was recently held in the home of Mrs. Leona Caul. The honoree was completey surprised by the shower since she had been invited by the hostess to attend a kitchen ware party which was to be held in her home the same evening. Following the demonstration of the product, a couple of games were played with prizes going to Marie Dumis and Frances Young. The remainder of the evening was spent opening the many beautifully wrapped gifts and admiring the gifts which were passed around the room. Refreshments of homemade ice cream, angelfood cake, chocolate cake and coffee were served by the hostess to Mmes. Charles Colvin, Agnes Konig, Jean Kreissler, Marie Dumis, Eunice Kelly, Rose Howery, Anna McCold, LaRue White, Ruth Pugh, Ann Gravely, Mickey Thomas, Della Priddy, Catherine Arnold Patty Hoyt, Ellen Jennings, Mildred McWilliams, Betty Richmond, Sylvia Harris, Evie Junker, Frances Young, Thelma Essex, Ruth Abplanai, Doris Plantinga, mother of the honoree and Frances Buena Park Notes Bette JO SMITH Phone LAwrance 2-2705 "To Evaluate Our Year!" will be the topic of Richard Trantor's speech when he addresses the Lindbergh School Parent - Teachers Association Tuesday, May 18 at the school. The third grade pupils will present a children's theatre with Mrs. Denver Garner directing. Installation of officers will also take place at this meeting. Plans are being made for a carnival and dinner to be held at the Lindbergh school: Friday, May 21, according to Mrs. John Reed, ways and means chairman of the school Parent - Teacher Association. A comedy movie will be shown to the children as well as food and game booths. A cake walk will be a feature attraction of the evening. Ham dingers will be served from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Price of dinners will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for children. Girl Scouts of Troop 19 enjoyed an evening of fun in the home of Janice Gerard last week. Mrs. Robert Du Bois, leader, accompanied the girls. Ice cream cookies and punch were served by the hostess and her mother. Mrs. August Girard. The girls present were Joyce Brannon, Jeannette Howe, Nan Mastellar, Ronnie Hardman, Shirley Dennison, and Kathy Du Bois. Mrs. Kenneth V. Suhr was guest of honor at a morning coffee party held last week. Mrs. Suhr has just completed a term as president of the Lindbergh School Parent Teacher Association. Mrs.' W. R. Govereau and Mrs. Lester Pogue, incoming president of the PTA served as hostesses. A pair of lamps was presented Mrs. Suhr by the board members. Those present were Mrs. H. D. Train, H. D. Dixon, J. 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Dell Calkins, Lola Callahan, Dorothy Denney, Elaine Kerby, Edla Terry, Mildred Killen, Virgnia McGowen, Norma Allen, Florence Washburn Lucille Galey, Robert Brethen, Frances Williams, Edna Taylor, Etta Jean Martin, Merle Sutton, Okla Cowen, Margaret Matthew, Ethel Thomas, and Josie Denny. Vicki Collins has been confined to her home the past week with pneumonia and her friends are wishing for her a quick recovery. Miss Sylvie Goodman, of 8861 Hoffman St., has returned home Fred Dukes Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dukes 7542 ninth St., was home visiting his praents over the past weekend. He is a teacher at Bakersfield. Also visiting with the Dukes were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stringer and boys Mike and Mark of La Habra; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dukes and son Billy; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rayburn and children Larry, Richard, and Ann; J. I. 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