anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-18

Handel’s ‘Messiah’ To Be Heard in Hollywood Bowl For the first time in the history of Hollywood Bowl, George Frederick Handel’s “Messiah” will be presented on Tuesday July 27. Sir Adrian Boult, famed British maestro, will conduct the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Robert Wagner Chorale and soloists. Chorus auditions for the “Messiah” are now being held at the Roger Wagner Chorale Studio, 7356 Melrose Avenue, and those interested should call WEbster 7211. Soloists for the event will be Eleanor Steber, soprano; Katherine Hilgenberg, contralto; David Lloyd, tenor; and Donald Gramm bass. The Hollywood Bowl Association also announced that selection of the Bowl’s “Starlight Girl” of 1954 is under way at 16 colleges and universities throughout Southern California. The 2nd annual nominations have been made at the different campuses, and the winner will be announced soon by the judges. “Starlight Girl” candidates have been nominated from the following schools: Chapman college, El Camino, Immaculate Heart, Los Angeles City college, Los Angeles State college, Los Angeles Conservatory of Music, Marymount Saint Mary’s, Occidental, Palos Verdes, Pepperdine, Redlands, UCLA, USC, Whittier and Long Beach state. Mrs. Carl P. Dumbolton of San Marino and Mrs. Draver Wilson of Los Angeles are co-chairmen of the College and University committees. Last year’s “Starlight Girl” was Peggy Constance of Los Angeles City college. Boy and Girl Scouts Take Over PTA Program at Thomas Jefferson School, Bonds Issue Detail Presentation of an interesting and varied program by Cub of Jefferson Pack 101, Jefferson Brownies, and Girl Scouts of 19 and 38 of Jefferson school, plus an informative talk by “Rex” L. Coons, Anaheim City Schools Board of Education dent, regarding the coming elementary schools bond election duled for June 16, were highlights of the May meeting of the Thomas Jefferson School Parent-Teacher Association. With Mrs William Packiner president, presiding, the meeting began with Cub Scout Robert Rouland, Stephen Cone, and Kenneth Gunter posting the colors and leading the group in the pledge of allegiance. Mrs. Leroy Whitehead, devotional chairman, conducted an inspiring devotional period. The children of the Jefferson School orchestra, directed by Ted Bourne, Anaheim City Schools music instructor, played two selections, “Assembly March”, and “Sorority Walts”. Children who have studied instrumental music under the instruction of Bourne this year and who are members of the Jefferson orchestra include Sherril Krastel, Larry Secrist, Edward Jewett, Judy Clark Marilyn Miller, Mike Parker, Sandra Swearingen, Patty Besle, Rebecca Jacksteit, Pat Parker and Frankie Rosas. Present Bond News Board President Rector Coons with the aid of interesting and helpful charts, explained the elementary school bond issue to be voted on in June. “Enrollment in our Anaheim Elementary Schools has skyrocketed from 1,426 children in daily attendance in 1950tee. Last year’s “Starlight Girl” was Peggy Constance of Los Angeles City college. TOMORROW WEDNESDAY, MAY 19TH you are invited to our new feature SELF IMPROVEMENT CLINIC Conducted by Mme. Louise, on advisor to the stars of stage and screen. Come in and let her give you personal advice FREE on poise, diet, make up and fashion. ANNUAL PRE-SUMMER LINEN and BLANKET S. Q. R. SPECIAL 100% wool, manufactured for us by Wool o' the West this 4 lb. blanket brings you warmth, quality and low Reg. 16.95 1995 S. Q. R. SPECIAL 100% wool, manufactured for us by Wool o' the West this 4 lb. blanket brings you warmth, quality and low pricing such as you have never seen. Matching acetate binding. 72x90. 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An answer to a question from the Independent President Coons emphased that the school building program being contemplated by our ward for the elementary school children of Anaheim has been planned to build the same facilisms that the people of Anaheim have provided for their children in the past twenty-five years— here are no planned "frills." He pressed, also, that the anticipated stmt to the average Anaheim homener would be about fifteen cents per week. None of the funds provided by this bond issue can legally be used to pay for curriculum materials or to pay salaries of any school personnel. The money must be used only for building classrooms and school facilities. The Jefferson School Parent-Teacher Association argues all parents to go to the polls in June and support their public schools! Hawaiian Program In keeping with the Hawaiian theme of the excellent program which followed and was presented by Jefferson Girl Scouts, Brownies and Cub Scouts, Miss Adah Wilcox, Anaheim City Schools Physical Education Consultant, showed slides of her recent vacation trip to the Hawaiian Islands and told briefly of her experiences there. Cub Scouts of Jefferson Pack 101 conducted their traditional "Bob-Cat" ceremony, initiating second grader Ricky Underwood into their Pack, all Den's then joining to sing for the audience the traditional Cub Scout songs "Hall, Hall," and "Goodnight, Cub Scouts." Den Mothers and sponsors of Cub Scouts at Jefferson include Pack-Master Don Langson; Bert Kenyon, John Stinson, and Roland Clark. Den Dada; Mrs. Carl West. Mrs. Bert Kenyon, Mrs. John Stinson, Mrs. Ralph Rouland, Mrs. Roy Agren, Mrs. Kenneth Eldred. Mrs. Thomas Disbennett, and Mrs. Don Langson, Den Mothers. "Alohoa" was sung and danced in the traditional manner by fifth and sixth grade Girl Scouts of Troops 19 and 38. Fourth grade Brownies then presented the winding of the Maypole in the tradi­tional Hawaiian Maypole Festival manner. Third grade Brownies dramatized an interesting old legend of the islands, "How the Secre­t of Fire Making Was Discovered." Second grade Brownies sang for the audience an old Hawaiian war chant, after which third grade Brownies spoke the Finale as the curtain was drawn on the colorful stage and the many children who participated. Parents who assisted in planning and rehearsing this entertaining Scouts and Brownies program included: Mrs. Phillip Bird, Mrs. YARN CLEARANCE! Famous names in yarns, broken color ranges 85c Feather Glow ..... 59¢ sk. 59c Feather Twist ..... 59¢ sk. 70c Feather Laine ..... 49¢ sk. Rug Wool ..... 10¢ sk. Special Purchase! 1.29 BEAR BRAND GLOW-KNIT Popular, 3 ply Petite Knitting worsted, twisted with fine quality metallic thread. 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