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CUBS AT SPACE SHOW — Cubs of Pack 128 of Palm Lane School are shown posing with singer-actor Howard Keel at their recent visit at the Los Angeles Space Age Conference. Cub Pack 128 of Palm Lane School Attends Cub Pack 128 of Palm Lane School attended the recent Space Age Conference in Los Angeles as part of their March activities. Approximately 80 boys and their parents visited the show and posed for a photograph with actor Howard Keel. At the Pack's monthly meeting, the following awards were presented: wolf badge; Graig Fahhani, Lonnie Dahl; Gene Hooper, Harold Shirley, John Pyne, Dale Sima, Richard Schuster, Douglas Edwards and Richard Desrosiers; bear badge; Kenneth Heisner, Charles Blackburn, Tommy Miller; lion badge; Alan Wood, Charles Blackburn and Delbert Lippold. Boys receiving Gold Arrows were Dale Sima, Richard Shuster, Douglas Edwards, Charles Blackburn, Kennet Hesnner, Gene Hooper and Tommy Miller. Silver Arrows went to Delbert Lippold, John Pyne, Dale Sima, Richard Schuster, Douglas Edwards, Richard Desrosiers, Charles Blackburn and Gene Hooper, and denner stripes went to Graig Fabiani, Ray Gardian, Richard Schuster, Kenny Sanchez, Victor Hinojosa and Tomas Haring. More Stripes Assistant denner stripes went to Anaheim YMCA Square Dancing Course Set An invitation to enroll in a community square dancing instruction course at-the Anaheim YMCA beginning Thursday day evening. April 9, was extended by Ewald Dargatz, Circle "Y" Square Dance Club president. The 12 lesson course will cover basic fundamentals of square dancing and qualify participants to take part in dance clubs. Dargatz stated. The services of Herber Lesher, well-known Orange County Square Dance caller were secured. Registration information may be secured by calling the YMCA, KE. 5-216- Two Tours of Europe Set By CC Faculty Two tours of Europe vary in length of time, itinerary, cost, will be conducted this mer by members of the Chapel College faculty. Professor Guy M. Davis Jr., conduct the 68-day "Spanish Day" tour, which will include countries and will feature 21 in Portugal, Spain, and N Africa. Instructor Ronald M. Hunting and his wife will conduct the day "Economy Tour," which includes 14 European countries in itinerary. An optional two-day tension to East and West Berlin also available on either tour. Both tours begin with a ride from Los Angeles directly to Don. Dr. Davis's tour leaves June 24 and Huntington's on July 3. At the Pack's monthly meeting, the following awards were presented: wolf badge; Graig Fahiani, Lonnie Dahl, Gene Hooper, Harold Shirley, John Pyne, Dale Sima, Richard Schuster, Douglas Edwards and Richard Desrosiers; bear badge; Kenneth Heisner, Charles Blackburn, Tommy Milkerewere Dale Sima, Richard Shuster, Douglas Edwards, Charles Blackburn and Gene Hooper, and denner stripes went to Graig Fahiani, Ray Gardian, Richard Schuster, Kenny Sanchez, Victor Hinojosa and Tomas Haring. More Stripes Assistant denner stripes went to Joe Semar, John Pyne, Scott Lappin, Larry Davis, Herb Watts and Wilbert Marsh. Boys honored with one year pins were John Pyne, Arthur Walker, Gordon Whiting, Joseph Durand and John Cowley. There were seven new Bobcats taken into the Pack. These were Patrick Pyne, Stephen Murr, Michael LeMay, Clarke Lamkins, Robert Hood, Claude Davis and Mike Himojosa. Den 7 led the opening ceremony and Den 4, a new den, won the attendance award. Without Lessons! Anyone Can Play This Electric Chord Organ MAGNUS ELECTRIC CHORD ORGAN $129^95 The MAGNUS Chord Organ (only 18 pounds) can be played anywhere, anytime and by anyone from junior to grandpa. A complete 28-page song book with directions makes it possible to play your favorites—from classical songs to jazz in just 10 minutes. The system is so simple, no musical knowledge whatsoever is necessary to play the MAGNUS. Ramona Outdoor Play Draws Many Foreigners In a natural setting of beauty with snow capped San Jacinto as a backdrop early history of California once more be unfolded a famed Ramona Outdoor opens its 32nd season April and 19 in the Ramona Bowtic land mark of the state. Based on the historic Helen Hunt Jackson, who life the San Jacinto Valley gathering material for her telling of the mistreatment of California Indians by the ing American settlers, this play become a mecca for thousands visitors from all parts of world. The guest book in the office of the Ramona Pageant Association reveals names of visitors Bombay, India; Buenos Aires; Tel-Aviv; Rome, Italy; London, England; Singapore, Calcutta, Panama hannesburg; Hawaii; Au New Zealand, in fact from every corner of the globe. In the past 32 years more than 650,000 persons have seen the Advance reservations for performances, on April 18. MAGNUS ELECTRIC CHORD ORGAN $12995 The MAGNUS Chord Organ (only 18 pounds) can be played anywhere, anytime and by anyone from junior to grandpa. A complete 28-page song book with directions makes it possible to play your favorites—from classical songs to jazz in just 10 minutes. The system is so simple, no musical knowledge whatsoever is necessary to play the MAGNUS. If you can plug it in... You can play it! Ideal for parties, for den or rumpus room, trailers, community centers, fraternity houses. DELUXE MODEL available for extra amplification for auditorium use. Stop in and see the MAGNUS, or order by phone today. PAYMENTS ONLY $150 PER WEEK KEYS TO HAPPINESS Bye's PALACE or MUSIC 9407 Brookhurst Anaheim Between Lincoln & Orange PROspect 4-3119 Open 'Til 9 p.m. Sundays 10 to 6 Peace Pilgrim To Speak Saturday At Camp Farthest Out Meeting The Peace Pilgrim of Coloane, New Jersey, who is walking for world peace, will be the speaker at the Orange County Camp Farthest Out meeting on Saturday night. "The Way of Peace" is the theme of the meeting, which begins at 4 p.m. with a fellowship period in the Westminster room of McAulay Hall, First Presbyterian Church, Orange, at 191 N. Orange St. At 6 o'clock a pot-luck supper will be served. Each person should bring own table service and a dish of food to share with six persons. Hot drinks will be served. The singing at 7:15 p.m. will be led by Mildred McPheeters of Anaheim. At 7:45 p.m., the Peace Pilgrim speaks of "The Way of Peace." Peace is becoming a familiar figure in the country. She may be seen walking along the highway. She is a silver haired woman dressed in navy blue slacks and shirt and short tunic with pockets all around the bottom in which she carries her only worldly possessions. On the front of the tunic are the words "Peace Pilgrim" and on the back "Walking 25,000 Miles for World Peace." Long Trek She has walked more than half these miles. Her vow is "I shall remain a wanderer until mankind has learned the way of peace, walking until I am given shelter and fasting until I am given food." She is not affiliated with any organization. She speaks to individuals along the way, to gatherers such as church groups, college groups, through newspapers, magazines, radio, television—relating interesting and meaningful experiences, discussing peace within and without. Although she does not ask to see results, thousands of letters testify that her journey has not been in vain—saying in effect "Since talking with you I've decided that I should be doing something for peace also." Anyone interested will be welcomed to this C.F.O. meeting, Mrs. Laura R. Warren, chairman of the Orange County group said. Gale Wickwire, Laguna Beach, is general chairman of the meeting. Anaheim FJC Study Seventeen students from Anaheim were among 106 Fullerton Junior College persons named this week to the Alpha Gamma Sigma college honor society, for their work during the first semester. Alpha Gamma Sigma membership is restricted to students who post exemplary records of scholarship. The organization, originated on the FJC campus more than 25 years ago, now has chapters on virtually every junior college campus in the state of California. Students from thirteen neighboring cities are included on the honor roll. Cities represented are Anaheim, Brea, Buena Park, Ful... Ramona Outdoor Play Draws Many Foreigners In a natural setting of rustic beauty with snow capped Mount San Jacinto as a backdrop, the early history of California will once more be unfolded as the named Ramona Outdoor Play Dens Its 32nd season April 18 and 19 in the Ramona Bowl, historic land mark of the state. Based on the historic novel of Helen Hunt Jackson, who lived in the San Jacinto Valley while gathering material for her book, filling the mistreatment of the California Indians by the invading American settlers, this play has become a mecca for thousands of visitors from all parts of the world. The guest book in the office of the Ramona Pageant Association reveals names of visitors from bombay, India; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Tel-Aviv, Israel; Rome, Italy; London, England; Singapore, Calcutta, Panama, Joannesburg, Hawaii, Australia, New Zealand, in fact from nearly every corner of the globe. In the past 32 years more than 50,000 persons have seen this play. Advance reservations for the six performances, on April 18 and 19. SIMBA — Popular "cat" about town, Simba, the pet ocelot of Mr. and Mrs. Art Mathews of this city bears out the facts in the new book on these animals, written by Catherine Casin. The book "Pet Ocelots" is now available at the Anaheim library. Ocelot Book Is Now at Library An unusual booklet entitled "Pet Ocelot" by Catherine Cisin was presented to the Anaheim Public Library this week, the first comprehensive book for persons interested in owning ocelots as pets as well as those wanting to learn more about one of the most exotic members of the great cat family. Ocelots are affectionate animals, growing tamer as they grow older and more accustomed to living among humans, the author states in effect. A case in point is "Simba," a 31-year-old cat belonging to Art Mathews of Anaheim and member of the Southern California Ocelot Club. Simba has been in Anaheim since he was 3-months-old, and is well known around this newspaper office, the City Hall and Police Department. He was a special guest at a Laguna Beach public school last year and has participated in five TV shows and several other shows and fairs. This Sunday, Simba and a group of his ocelot cousins will be seen on Channel 7 at 4 p.m. as part of the "Pet Life" program. The next big public showing of ocelots will be at the Long Beach Hobby Show May 8 to 11. Headquarters for the Southern California Ocelot Club is at the home of Art Mathews, 318 Wilken Way, Anaheim. Anyone desiring a copy of "Pet Ocelot" may contact him. Cinerama 'South Sea Draws Added Interest Since the announcement to Hawaii was to become U.S. state, the Cinerama treasurer's office has been besieged by letters and phone calls requesting information regarding what is featured in the new Cinerama South Sea Adventure production being presented at the Walt Hollywood Theatre depicting wonders and beauty of territory of Hawaii. Requests for this information come from persons who longed to visit the islands as as others who have toured wall and would like to relive experiences in the world far and romantic land. Cinerama South Seas Adventure takes audiences to Hawaii via SS Lurline. On arrival to journeys by land and sea made with the Cinerama cane and through the exclusive Cinerama element of personal participation, viewers are "in the picture as complete and extensive it are made through the territorial Hawaii. The production also includes visits to Tahiti, Tonga, New land, New Hebrides, Fiji and tralia. Tickets to all performances be purchased at the Warner Bros.lywood Theater box office, by or at any Mutual ticket agency. WIN $1000 OR ONE OF 1300 OTHER PRIZES! The guest book in the office of the Ramona Pageant Association reveals names of visitors from Bombay, India; Buenos Aires, Argentina; Tel-Aviv, Israel; Rome, Italy; London, England; Singapore, Calcutta, Panama, Joannesburg, Hawaii, Australia, New Zealand, in fact from nearly every corner of the globe. In the past 32 years more than 550,000 persons have seen this play. Advance reservations for the six performances, on April 18 and 19, 25 and 26, and May 2 and 3 indicate that upwards of 35,000 persons will visit the San Jacinto Valley and the Ramona Bowl. Raquel Tejada, 18 year old beauty of La Jolla, the tenth actress to play the role of Ramona and Maurice Jara, of Claremont, as Alessandro will head the cast of 350, all residents of the twin cities of Hemet and San Jacinto. WIN $1000 OR ONE OF 1300 OTHER PRIZES! 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Bulletin—A-5 Neheim FJC Students Named for Honor Society Lerton, Garden Grove, La Habra, La Mirada, Montebello, Orange, Pico Rivers, Placentia, Santa Ana, and Whittier. Students from Anaheim were: Nancy L. Berger, Donna Bernbrock, David Bultena, Brenda Clifton, Jon Dougal, Mary Easlick, Roy Guy, Jacqueline Hollywood, John Loyd, James McIlwain, Linda Nelson, Alice Pedrick, Robert Seapy, Marlys Stewart, Netilee Great Books Leader Training Course Set For April 7 at GTA The annual Great Books Leader Training Course will open on April 7th at California Teachers' Association, 1125 W. 6th St., at 8 p.m. It will meet every Tuesday in April and May thereafter. There is no charge. The course is designed to teach the skills of moderating a discussion to those who would like to start Great Books groups in their own neighborhoods. There are no academic requirements. Leaders do not teach but only ask questions. An ability to read the classics with understanding and a genuine interest in the ideas of others are the most important qualifications. Each session will be conducted like a regular Great Books group with discussions on such works as Plato's Apology, Machiavelli' The Prince, Sophocles' Antigone, and The Federalist Papers. Some of the sessions will be led by Great Books Foundation Directors, Larry Ross and Mrs. Susan Smith, and some will be practice led by trainers. Further information may be obtained at the Great Books Founda- Wheaton, Kay Witte, and Robert Yohn. From Buens Park were: Annie Belle Hayes, J. Elbert Lowder, Stephen Myracle, and Marguerite Shearer. From Fullerton Fullerton sent, Yvonne Bohannan, Robert Butchko, Debra Carlson, Helen Carse, Gay Conforti, Richard Davis, Sheryl Gregory, Tom Bajny, Sharon Hindelerit, Jane Hodges, Marjorie Inglehart, Carma Jarrett, Madalene Kirby, Betty Ann Klar, Kenneth Leavens, Anthony Lombard, William Malone, Jan Maurits, Bob McNamare, Elizabeth Miller, Donna Milnes, Marjorie Neuman, Kenneth Noble, Judy Obermayr, Waunell Pike, Kathy Reho, Jan Richards, John Rodgerson, Samuel Shifflett, Jerry Smart, Janet Smith, Robert Smith, Lynne Thompson, Richard Tobias, and Julie VanDerbeck. Ronald Carter, June Goodale, Marilyn Greenlee, Carolyn Head, and Charles Stopher, went from Garden Grove. No Fooling Around RANDOLPH, Vt. (UPI) — When young Jeff Hannah told his mother he was going to shoot the villain in a TV drama she smiled tolerantly and turned back to the show. Secondes later, Master Hannah blasted away with his BB gun, smashing the picture tube. DEPENDABLE PROMPT PLUMBING REPAIRS ORVAL STARMER KE S-4959 114 Carleton INCOME TAXES $2.00 UP Orange Business Service The exhibits will emphasize uses of teaching and research. Some 24 departments using picnic day displays the pathology exhibit will feat display showing equipment used in plant pathology research. Various exhibits illustered poultry research will be by mers of the Poultry Husbanddepartment. Works of the Art department will be seen displayed in various buildings throughout campus. Included in the schedule the day will be a parade track to show horse show and cade. The festivities will be at 9:30 a.m. with welcoming monies and the parade. B. F. GOODRICH TEX FOAM • POSTURE ZONED • CERTIFIED COMPRESSION 4'4" Mattress & Box Spring ... 99.50 3'2" Mattress & Box Spring ... 89.50 Hardwood Crib & Mattress ... 29.95 Mattress only ... 8.95 2 Sets – Twin Only Mattress & Box Springs, 12 Legs ... 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