anaheim-gazette 1949-06-16

Richards-Martin Dancers to Stage Benefit Program Here GARY MIEGER, versatile dancer In a benefit program to aid the current dental health program Dave Proud’s Eye Injury Better Following a serious eye injury complicated by lock jaw, Dave Proud, commander of Anaheim's American Legion Post No. 72, is reported well on the road to recovery and is expected to be returned to his home, 213 East Adele street, Anaheim, early next week. Proud sustained the injury Wednesday morning, June 1, when working on the new American Legion building under construction at Lemon and La Palma streets. He stumbled at a doorway, falling face down against one of the steel rods placed in the concrete foundation. The rod narrowly missed piercing his right eye, striking the bone adjacent to it. Attending physicians who operated immediately in hopes of saving his eye, stated that his sight is unimpaired in the injured orb. The Anaheim man contracted lock jaw Thursday night of last week. His household was notified of his serious condition Saturday. ent-Teachers council following a routine check made in the schools, members said. A survey compiled by the school nurse working in cooperation with dentists making the check in the schools, showed that out of 1552 youngsters only 394 had no decays. Upon recommendation of the school nurse, many children will receive free dental care. P-TA spokesmen affirmed. All proceeds will swell the council's welfare fund in this aim. The Orange County Dental Clinic program, to begin here in October, was sanctioned recently by the Anaheim Elementary school GARY MIEGER, versatile dancer In a benefit program to aid the current dental health program in Anaheim Elementary schools, talented young dancers from the Richards-Martin studio will stage "June Jollities," at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening, June 22, in the Anaheim Union high school auditorium, under the auspices of the Anaheim Parent-Teacher council. Gary Mieger, pictured above, will be one of the featured artists. Mieger, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mieger of Buena Park will present a duo tap with Sally Newlin and an exhibition waltz with Letty Cain, in addition to joining members of the cast of some 250 youngsters in special routines. Seventy-five youngsters will participate in a Fairy-Land theme exhibition, with Ann Avon as its choreographer. An Indian number will be featured also. Need Dental Aid Drastic need of financial aid to maintain dental health for elementary school youngsters came to the attention of the local Parish nurse working in cooperation with dentists making the check in the schools, showed that out of 1552 youngsters only 394 had no decays. Upon recommendation of the school nurse, many children will receive free dental care. P-TA spokesmen affirmed. All proceeds will swell the council's welfare fund in this aim. The Orange County Dental Clinic program, to begin here in October, was sanctioned recently by the Anaheim Elementary school board and the Parent-Teacher council. There will be no reserved seats for the fourteenth Richards-Martin extravaganza, council members stated. Tickets will go on sale at the studio, 719 North Los Angeles street, next Saturday and Sunday and at the high school, June 20 and 21, during rehearsals. Adult tickets are reasonably priced and a lower admission charge will be made for children under 12 years of age. FATHER'S DAY SUNDAY -- JUNE 19th Is Father a Bother? Is Father a Bother? He’s really no problem at all when you see the easy way we have of bringing out his nicest smile. Select for him one of our famous Hart Schaffner & Marx Gabardines and it will take him through the warmest weather in good-looking, cool comfort. The famous Hart Schaffner & Marx Gabardines combines fine tailoring and styling with wrinkle-resistant coolness. 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A council following a law made in the schools, had compiled by the school board in cooperation with the check in the lawsuit that out of 1552 only 394 had no demination of the many children will be dental care. P-TA affirmed. All proceeds of the council's welfare aim. The County Dental Clinic to begin here in Occasionally recently by Elementary school Jas. O. Householder Passes on Tuesday Death came to James O. Householder at the U. S. Naval hospital in Long Beach on Tuesday, June 14. Born February 27, 1880, he was 69 years of age at the time of his passing. Born in Maryland, he came to Anaheim thirty years ago, making his home on Gilbert road. The deceased was a Spanish-American War veteran. Surviving are his wife, Margaret A. Householder of the home; two sons, James O. Householder of Hawthorne and Leonard Lee Householder of Whittier; four daughters, Mrs. Maxine Myers of Anaheim, Mrs. Catherine Castleberry of Fresno, Mrs. Irene Wranic of Alhambra and Mrs. Marie Greenelsh of San Luis Obispo; eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at one o'clock at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary chapel with entombment in Melrose Abbey Mausooleum. County G.O.P. Women to Meet At Laguna Beach Elections and installations will occupy a prominent part of the June 20 assembly of Orange County's Republican women leaders at Laguna Beach, it was disclosed today. Mrs. Bonnie J. Thomas of Orange County Council of Republican Women, said that the morning session of her group, called at 10 a.m. at Laguna Beach Women's Clubhouse, calls for annual election. Warn Against 'Adoption' Of Orphan Fawns San Francisco, June 16.—California vacationers and apparently abandoned fawns are combining to give wardens of the Division of Fish and Game their annual Summer headache. The irresistible appeal of "orphan" baby deer each year brings out a rash of improptu adoptions in violation of the Fish and Game Code, wardens report. Aside from the illegal aspect, there's usually more trouble in store for well-meaning citizens when the fawn loses its baby charm and approaches surly maturity. Many serious injuries have been chalked up by ungrateful deer in captivity. But most important, say those who know, is the fact that a fawn is seldom far away from the watchful eyes of its mother. Would-be woodland social workers are actually breaking up a happy family in almost every case. One warden puts it this way: "We're tired of playing nursemaid to confiscated fawns. Arrests and convictions will be made for possession of deer out of season or fawns at any time." 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