anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-17

PREP WRITERS—Orange County High School journalists have organized the OrCoHi Press Club. Show after a recent meeting at Santa Ana College are some of the delegates, including, left to right, row, President Frank Martines, Garden Grove; Barbara Minardi, Garden Grove; Terry Hanscoi, Garden Grove; Dolores Valense, Garden Grove; Diane Hamann, Mater Dei; Nana Salazar, Mater Dei; Jo Anne Brophy, Santa Ana; Linda Doose, Capistrano; Barbara Kramp, Anaheim; Elleen Bruhn, Anaheim; back row: Jim McInteer, Tustin; Pat August, Huntington Beach; Gwen King, Huntington Beach; Pat Whitfield, Fullerton; Clinton J. Gardner, Tustin; Allan Smith, Tustin; Alan Nu Orange and Dennis McGeahy, Orange. (SAC photo) Conference Will Honor Anaheim Children's Worker Director of children's work at the White Temple Methodist church, Hazel Anne Burnett will be honored Sunday afternoon at the ordination service closing the annual conference session of the Methodist churches of Southern California and Arizona at University of Redlands.. At that time Bishop Gerald Kennedy will grant Children's Worker Director of children's work at the White Temple Methodist church, Hazel Anne Burnett will be honored Sunday afternoon at the ordination service closing the annual conference session of the Methodist churches of Southern California and Arizona at University of Redlands. At that time Bishop Gerald Kennedy will grant to her certification as a Director of Christian Education, which is the equivalent for this lay field of ordination for a minister. It means that she is certified on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and ability to serve this post in any Methodist church anywhere in the world. Miss Burnett came to Anaheim last summer after her graduation with a Master's degree in Christian education from Hartford Seminary in Connecticut. She is a graduate of the University of Washington in Seattle, and holds an elementary teaching credential from that college. She has had nursery school experience in New England, and during the summer of 1952 she served as the Conference Director of Vacation Church Schools for the entire Pacific Northwest annual conference. This year, as Director of Children's Work at White Temple, she has won conference-wide recognition for her administration of a double extended-session program for six children's departments, and is also serving in the junior camping program for all of Southern California. Immediately following her certification, Miss Burnett will leave for a one week workcamp at Neighborhood House in Calexico, conducting a group of White Temple young people on a vacation church school project. They will direct day-camp activities for border children and operate a vacation school at the border city. Youth accompanying her include Ernie Leonard, Kay Eldred, Jim Harned, and Dorothy Thomas. KY. STRAWBERRIES OFF FRANKFORT, Ky. — Strawberry production in Kentucky in 1964 is expected to total only 55 per cent of normal, according to the state's department of agriculture. It estimated production at 68,000 crates, compared to 104,000 crates last year and 308,000 four years ago. Drought conditions of the past two years largely are responsible for the decline. Release Day Camp News for Anaheim Girl Scouts Remember Day Camp starts Tuesday, June 22. The bus leaves the Girl Scout House, 201 South Citron St., at 8:30 a.m. and returns at 3 p.m. Shorts, pedal pushers, or jeans with a blouse, (no sunbacks) oxford or keds with socks, sweater and hat with a brim or bill are "what to wear." Oilcloth sit - down (%-yd. square), ditty bag containing a plate or ple tin, knife, fork, spoon, and cup or tomato sauce can, a small notebook and pen-cill, (cameras optional) are "what to bring." First day only: Girls are to bring above mentioned articles and a nose - bag lunch (sack lunch). Home Society State Leaders Elected, Southlanders Named Names of officers and board members elected to set programs and policies of the Children's Home Society were released yesterday by Clyde Getz, executive director of the society, oldest and largest adoption agency in the state. Southern Californians elected to the board were Ralph E. Bach insurance broker, San Diego; Douglas H. Graham, oil drilling contractor; Long Beach; Wesley G. La Fever, attorney; Beverly Hills and Mrs. Guy Van Buskirk, civic and social leader, bishop. The society has cared for and placed some 16,600 children for adoption since its founding 68 years ago. This year it will place some 500 children through its eight area offices in Los Angeles Oakland, San Francisco, San Jose Bakersfield, Santa Barbara, San Diego and Santa Ana. A private, nonsectarian agency, the society is supported by its mem- KY. STRAWBERRIES OFF FRANKFORT, Ky. — Strawberry production in Kentucky in 1964 is expected to total only 55 per cent of normal, according to the state's department of agriculture. It estimated production at 68,000 crates, compared to 104,000 crates last year and 308,000 four years ago. Drought conditions of the past two years largely are responsible for the decline. Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away Nagging backache, loss of pep and energy, headaches and discomfort may be due to slow-down of kidney function. Doctors say good kidney function is very important to good health. When some everyday condition such as stress and strain, causes this important function to slow down, many folks suffer nagging backache—feel miserable. 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Ryan, 527 South Indiana St. Give Santa Barbara Festival Details One of the great musical personalities of today, Antal Dorati, permanent conductor of the Minneapolis Symphony, will direct the first dour concerts of the forthcoming Pacific Coast Festival in Santa Barbara, June 24. All concerts are at 4:30 in the afternoon in the picturesque Coral Casino near the Biltomre Hotel. The orchestra is the thirty-six piece Chamber group of the San Francisco Symphony. Born in Budapest, Hungary, in 1906, Dorati was the youngest pupil ever to graduate from the Royal Academy of Music where he studied with Bartok, Kodaly, and Weiner. At 18, he was appointed conductor at the Royal Opera House of Budapest, and four years later he became assistant to Fritz Busch in Dresden. In the fall of 1945, he was appointed to reorganize the Dallas Symphony. Then in 1949 when Dimitri Mitropoulos took over the New York Philharmonic, Dorati was called to Minneapolis. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Ikettes to Install New Officers at June 24 Meeting Anaheim Ikettes planned installation of new officers when Harriet Held, retiring president entertained the members of the board in her home recently. Installation will be at the regular meeting June 24, 6:30 p.m. at the La Palma Youth center. A potluck was planned by the hostesses. Board members present were: Helen Riesterer, Elinore Brown, Ruth Flynn, Marion Wick, Henrietta Furr, Alice Pannier, Betty Simmons, Irene Martin, Elaine Henry, Dorothy Wingert, Beverly Wick, Vivian Henry, Frances Yater. Entertainment centered on snapshots taken of the Ikets and Ikettes at the mid-year convention of the California State Division of the League, held June 5th and 6th at Idyllwild. Thirty-Three Anaheim Students to Graduate From FJC June 18; Students on Program At commencement June 18 for Fullerton Junior college, 249 students will graduate, announced Registrar Robert C. Rockwell this week. Represented among the graduates are 25 cities and three foreign countries. Music will be furnished for the ceremonies by the junior college A Cappella choir and the band. Feature of the program will be talks by four students representing the graduating class, instead of the usual principal speaker. The student speakers are Bahieh Khaill (Trans - Jordan), Warren Ponsar of Stanton, Wayne Strom of Whittier, and Suzi Basinger of La Habra. List of students scheduled to graduate, includes 33 from Anaheim, 10 from Buena Park, three from Placentia, one from Cypress. They are: Anaheim; Nancy L. Ater, Kathleen A. Bielek H. Bode, Ronald L. Bormold E. Conrad, Ronald D. Pat A. Frahm, Howard Ray G. Garish, Madison Don L. Goff, Charles H. Rudolf L. Gonzales, Fram Hamlyn, Lynn S. Hauck, len, Shigero Kinoshita, Knutzen, Jeanette R. E. M. Lamas, Charles H. Jr., Alexander S. Liel, W. Modell, Jeannine A. Pannard A. Pflug, Loretta N. Fred S. Spire, Lauren D. Warren M. Stolz, Joanne Beest, Kenneth R. 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Lamas, Charles H. Lawrence Jr., Alexander S. Liel, William F. Modell, Jeannine A. Pannier, Richard A. Pflug, Loretta N. Pratt, Alfred S. Spire, Lauren D. Stanfield, Warren M. Stolz, Joanne O. TerBeest, Kenneth R. Watkins. Buena Park; James K. Alexander, Clayton A. Boyce, Albert Bramwell, Gilbert A. Causley, Charles K. Diehl, Ralph E. Irwin, Gerald P. Mieger, Clara M. Millard, Ada L. Stanley, James F. Wynkoop and Cypress, Thomas L. Mushegian. Assembly of God Opens Vacation Bible School School's out and its Vacation Bible School time at the Assembly of God church. Plans for a highly interesting two-week period have been completed and the program is designed for the pleasure and inspiration of boys and girls of every age, announces the Rev. Davidson, pastor. Highlighting the VBS activities will be informative classes in handicraft, supervised recreation and well-trained teachers presenting Bible truths in visual form. Always of special interest to boys and girls is the story time period. 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