anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-23

B-2—Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin Thursday, April 23, 1958 LA Adult Art Classes To Display Paintings The first annual Art Exhibition by students of the Adult Education Branch of the Los Angeles City Board of Education will be held at the Municipal Art Gallery in Barnsdall Park beginning Monday, April 27. Co-sponsored by the Los Angeles Municipal Art Department, there will be 60 adult art classes participating in the event, representing 21 schools. A jury of three outstanding Los Angeles art personalities will make a pre-exhibit judging of the work of more than 1500 students. The Butcher Shop's BUTCHER BOY SAYS: OUR MEATS HAVE QUALITY AND FLAVOR, THAT'S HOW WE WON THE PUBLIC'S FAVOR! THANK YOU! GRADE "A" FRESH Extra Lean and Always Fresh GROUND BEEF SUGAR CURED SLICED BACON GRADE "A" SKINLESS WIENERS SLICED BOLOGNA 30¢ GROUND BEEF SUGAR CURED SLICED BACON GRADE "A" SKINLESS WIENERS SLICED BOLOGNA 39¢ lb. YOUNG, TENDER BABY BEEF LIVER 49¢ lb. BOSTON STYLE PORK ROAST 49¢ lb. 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SPRING TRAINING CAMP—Seventh and eighth grade intermediates and senior Scouts of troops of the Anaheim Council held their spring training camp in pioneer skills at Peters Canyon in a three-day campout, completing their training for summer camping experiences. Shown above in various activities are (from left) Judy Cook, Susan Lohse and Kathy Callen of Troop 17 hanging mess kits on a line; Mrs. Wes Jones, leader, and Virginia Yetke of Troop 69 constructing a chippewa table; and Dianna Fiskin, Gwen Bunting, Barbara Cook and Kristen Coada of Troop 105 preparing food. Anaheim Girl Scouts, Brownies Chalk Up Many Activities for Month of April; More Planned Investitures, outings and social events highlighted this month's activities for the Brownies and Council. Fourth grade Brownies of Troop 217, Mattie Lou Maxwell School, celebrated recently with an investiture service for two new girls, Lauretta Burman and Linda Grip-Toni Adams, Pamella Andrews, Jacqueline Broom, Jaydene Davis, Susan Di Giambattista, Linda Hay, Sharon Kelly, Deva Riley, Bonnie Roll, Diane Schenck, and Judy Stacy received their year pins. Following the ceremonies refreshments of ice cream, cake, and punch were served to Brownies, guests and leaders, Mmes. Sanford Schenck and Larry Stacy. Sweetheart Supper— Members of Brownies Troop No. 74 honored their fathers last week when they invited them as guests of honor at a Sweetheart Gauer School third grade Brownies celebrated spring vacation with troop outings. Troop 262, under the leadership of Mmes. Kenneth Robison and Parashall, spent the afternoon at Anaheim City Park, enjoying a cook-out of "coffee-can" stew. The afternoon was spent in games. Troop 262 spent their meeting day at Knott's Berry Farm. The Brownies enjoyed Knott's concessions, and a picnic lunch. Leaders attending with the girls were Mrs. Dan Dennis and Mrs. Sam Carr. Junior Planning— Two students from eighth junior colleges in South Florida came home $10 from a banquet in the Beverly Hilton Hotel Hills. The 60 students, all Bank of America Junior Business Awards, had presented to them beforeing of 250 banqueters, college presidents, direct department heads. The two winners from school — one majoring administration or bas other in secretarial studies — were judge own faculty committee arship, business person participation in extra activities or outside empl Speaker of the event Fredric P. Woellner, fessor of education from city of California at L The bank's business gram is statewide, w from 120 two-year colling awards — $12,000 Beverly Hilton banque the winners in the South formia division. 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Brownies who attended with their fathers included Gall Berndt, Kathy Brown, Carol Fisher, Catherine Fisher, Susan Fraser, Laurie Gaza, Susan Iseli, Wendy Kanagy, Suzanne Lampert, Judy Rooblan Christine School, Valerie Tinder, and Holly West. Vacation Outings— Both sections of Troop 282, Mel Junior Planning— Members of the Junior Planning Board held a recent meeting at the La Palma Youth Center to discuss preparations for the forthcoming Senior Opportunities Program to be held April 25 at Brookhurst Junior High. The junior high Girl Scouts were chosen to represent the various troops throughout the council and included Shirley Barron, Troop 105; Susan Dolan, 150; Joyce Ann Turcotte, 49; Amy Mals, 20; Gloria Jones, 69; Cassie Payton, 58; and Carol Wagner, 17. Amy Miles was elected chairman on the group, with Susan Dolan, vice-chairman, Mrs. John Barron is co-ordinator of the group. Miss Iris White, formerly a senior scout in Detroit, Michigan, a delegate to Senior Service Camp, and to World Camp in Toronto, and a former vice-president of a Junior Planning Board, agreed to act as advisor to the group and led the first meeting. Plans were discussed for the The meeting will be held for Scouts at the junior high age level, and the program will include phases of senior scouting, and an insight of the opportunities that will be available to the girls that stay with their scouting experiences. It was agreed that 6th grade with troop outings. Troop 262, under the leadership of Mmes. Kenneth Robison and Parshall, spent the afternoon at Anaheim City Park, enjoying a cook-out of "coffee-can" stew. The afternoon was spent in games. Troop 262 spent their meeting day at Knott's Berry Farm. The Brownies enjoyed Knott's concessions, and a picnic lunch. Leaders attending with the girls were Mrs. Dan Dennis and Mrs. Sam Carr. The board will meet Monday, April 13 at the House, with final activities for the Seniors Program scheduled to 3:30 p.m. on April Combined Party— Four hundred and fifty Boy Scouts of the Amet at the Garden Orchard Skating Rink running, March 30th, for skating party, as tha of activities planned entertainment for Scout teen and teen-age level. ocking Event or 3-2.90, 6-5.70 ocking Event or 3-2.90, 6-5.70 prices! Here's leg luxury galore to make every outfit look that much you can have drawers-full... and the more you buy the more you 66 gauge 15 denier sheers... sheers that encompass those extra s of longer wear! 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The two winners from each school — one majoring in business administration or banking, the other in secretarial or clerical studies — were judged by their own faculty committees on scholarship, business personality, and participation in extra school activities or outside employment. Speaker of the evening was Dr. Fredric P. Woellner, retired professor of education from University of California at Los Angeles. The bank's business awards program is statewide, with students from 120 two-year colleges receiving awards — $12,000 in all. The Beverly Hilton banquet was for the winners in the Southern California division. Winners in this area were Richard Baker of Fullerton and Martyus Stewart of Anaheim, Fullerton Junior College students; Luana Schumutte of Santa Ana, and Burns Hovey, Garden Grove, students at Santa Ana Junior College. CC Faculty Members Promotions Approved By Board of Trustees Promotions for three faculty members at Chapman College have been approved by the college's board of trustees, it has been announced. Dr. Peter Coad, associate professor of chemistry since 1956, was raised to the rank of full professor, Edward C. Keswick, a member of the faculty since 1954, was promoted from assistant to associate professor of physical education. Dr. Wilfred M. Landrus, who has been at Chapman since 1855, was named head of the department of education. He has been serving as acting head. In addition to their present positions, Dr. R. B. Cutlip, dean of students, was named as professor of education and Paul H. Demaree, director of the evening college and summer sessions, as an assistant professor of education. The board of Trustees has also voted that salaries be increased for the next academic year. Modern New Underwear Style! 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