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'Pop' Dunkle Directs New Square Dancers The Penny Squares, a newly formed group of square dance enthusiasts of all ages, meets each Tuesday evening from 8 to 10:30 at La Palma Dance Studio, 117A W. La Palma. The group is directed by Frank D. (Pop) Dunkle, recognized as a national authority on square dancing. Dunkle, who says he expects he has called as many dances in many states as anybody, has formed the club because of popular demand rising out of the current trend toward reviving old-time dancing. "Pop" Dunkle, an accountant with Rees, Cummings, and Dunkle, started his square dance calling back in 1914. He is a charter member of the Compton Caller's Swap-Shop, the National Federation of Square Dance Callers. 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Firestone said he hoped the Voice of Firestone would be "a wholesome feature in your household." The Firestone company has jealously guarded the quality of this program though its many years on the air and continued the intent of its founder by programming the best in musical entertainment through its long years on radio and television. The June 1 telecast of the Voice of Firestone writes the finale to one of America's outstanding television programs and, as a Firestone spokesman stated, "we deeply regret that we have been forced to discontinue the Voice of Firestone because we sincerely believe TV viewers have appreciated quality programming and have looked forward to our half hour of music with great pleasure. Apparently, the American Broadcasting Company which has carried the Voice of Firestone for the past five years does not agree with our opinion." Runs in the Family PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) — "Pick the right ancestors if you want to live long," is the advice of 97-year-old Alfred Burke, whose mother died at 96, father at 82, brother at 95 and sister at 89. Filter-tip cigarettes were introduced as long ago as 1931. Anaheim Library Presents Variety in Reading; Authors' Works Briefed; May 6 Audubon Display Weekly book listings and library events, presented by the Anaheim Public Library, 241 S. Los Angeles St. in Anaheim, offer variety in reading interest. Non Fiction THE BIG RED SCHOOLHOUSE, by Fred M. Hechiager (Double-day). Here is a good resume of the American vs. Russian educational systems, their merits and demerits, and a description of education in Germany and France. The book contains plenty of quotes and citations to periodicals and covers all the important points in the present debate. EDUCATION AND FREEDOM, by Admiral H. G. Rickover (Dutton). This book appears to be a classic statement of the "tough" side of a current educational controversy. He touches on the items of child-centered vs. subject-centered, expert vs. lay, elective vs. compulsory curriculum etc., and an excellent general history of education in the Western World. THE CROWN AND THE CROSS, by Frank Slaughter (World). This book is a 446 page story of the life of Christ. Each chapter opens with a selection from the gospels which set the theme for the chapters that they head. The author gives us much background with the touch of a novelist. He puts all the elements together and gives us a good readable picture of Christ. DESEGREGATION, by Melvin M. Turnin (Princeton). The author studied a small sample of people from one Southern county. The book is scientific in nature, complete with charts and graphs; but it contains two key chapters on leadership and major findings that would be very interesting reading indeed for the average reader. Contains quotes and some technical material of interest to pollsters who are interested in the methods used in the study. FREEDOM, by Wilma Patchford Hays (Coward-McCann). If you have a big lantern type projector, these photostat plates may be projected on a screen for this book contains 28 documents of American history in photostatic plates. First there is included a page of explanation and then a reproduction of the document on the opposite page. They cover the period 1945 back to 1776 and include the Bill of Rights, letters of presidents, agreements, memos that were significant in American history. GHOST DANCE, by David Miller (Duell). The Indian "dreamers" borrowed the white man's doctrine of the coming Messiah, and started an uprising that ended pathetically at the battle of Wound- ed Knee in the 1890s able book because the interviewed living ppt that drama and is adopted son of an India is regarded as a king. MY FIRST TEN ALASKA, by James (Exposition Press). Author's story of his ka. It contains a lot good conversation photos. A true story life at the turn of the STEPHEN A. D. Gerald Capera (Little story of the "Little was Lincoln's poli in the famous debate relates in detail Nights story of a Supreme Court juz a Congressman who early 30's. He died his youth and just War in 1861. Would changed if he had lived covers this point and This book is good re SOUTHERN HE James McBride D. The author was born the South and was past, present, and its way of life, and segregation. He write easy manner of one roughly familiar w KIT KAT KAT FOOD Coupons Redeemable At MARKET BASKET MARKETS KIT KAT KAT FOOD Coupons Redeemable At ALPHA BETA MARKETS OUR LOW PRICES PUT MORE MEAN ON YOUR TA TIDE GIANT'S SIZE Deal Pk. C & H POWDER and BROWN Sugar 1 Lb. Box 10¢ Bumble Bee Solid White MEAT TUNA No. ½ Can 41¢ DAIRY MAID BUTTER 1st Quality Grade 'AA' GREEN GIANT PEAS, 303 can ..... 20¢ | GLORIETTA, 46-oz. TOMATO JUICE ..... 29¢ | CHIFFON TOILET DIST. 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A true story of wilderness life at the turn of the century. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, by Gerald Capers (Little Brown). A story of the "Little Giant" who was Lincoln's political opponent in the famous debates. This book relates in detail the Arabian Nights story of a man who was a Supreme Court judge at 28 and a Congressman while yet in his early 30's. He died while yet in his youth and just before the Civil War in 1861. Would history have changed if he had lived? This book covers this point and many others. This book is good reading. SOUTHERN HERITAGE, by James McBride Dabbs (Knopf). The author was born and raised in the South and writes about it, past, present, and future, about its way of life, and of course about segregation. He writes in the quiet easy manner of one who is thoroughly familiar with his subject. Good analysis of the state of general confusion existing today in the minds of the people of his beloved South. CHANTICLEER, AND THE FOX, by Barbara Cooney, (Crowell). This book is the Caldecott award winner for the year. This medal is presented yearly to the artist whose picture book is judged the best for the year. The classic story of Chanticleer as told by Chaucer in Canterbury Tales is here retold with the author's beautiful illustrations showing the proud Chanticleer and what happened to him. Suitable for children in the grades. Library Events Next week's display will feature the Audubon Society's display on nature. Remember May 6th at 10:15 a.m. at the Anaheim Public Library, when Mrs. Scarborough will present her book review program, the last in the current series. Two Men Appointed To New Posts With Firm Appointment of Palmer Putnam and Art Conto as directors of market research and public relations respectively of Galaxy Advertising, Inc., is announced by Gilmore Thompson, president. Among Galaxy's clients is Home Savings and Loan Association. Engaged for a number of years in private and U. S. 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