anaheim-gazette 1949-06-16

GIRL SCOUT NEWS Ice skating at the rink at Hynes rewarded Girl Scouts of Loara Troop 40 upon completion of their badge work for the year. Mrs. Leonard Botts, leader, and some of the parents accompanied these fifth graders. First class badge was awarded Rosemary Botts; second class badges, Virginia Philpott, Lois Eckford, Joan Shirk, Janice Gwaltney, Sharon Comstock. Other badges earned were sewing; cooking, design and musician. Receive Awards Loara Troop 43 met with Troop 40 for a combined meeting on the occasion of receiving their Brownie wings and Girl Scout pins. Presenation of these was made by their leader, Mrs. Maurice Shirk, and Miss Dorothy Rowe to Gale Yates, Sharon Brougher and Katharine Walker. Complete responsibility for planning, preparing and carrying out of the evening's entertainment occupied members of St. Boniface Troop 8 when they entertained their mothers, fathers and families at a planned potluck and court of awards. Chairmen of the committees were Shirley Schmitz, receiving; Judith Debevec, decorating; Ann Fabian, entertainment; Cathrine Jeltzer, kitchen. First class badges were awarded Darlene Ames, Judith D. Carole Bushman, Ruth C. Marjorie Monnig, Carolle Paula Lande, Evelyn Peggy Sterba by their mrs. Ann Fabian, Shirley Schna Cathrine Peltzer receive curved bar with the presenade made by their fathers. “Memories of '49” was one of a skit given by these graders to recount their activities, including a recent points of interest in Los Square dancing with their and mothers concluded the meeting of the year. Investiture Brownie Fly-up ceremony presentation of Girl Scouts took place recently when min Franklin Brownie Took for their formal invites for a weiner roast crest park in Fullerton. 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"Memories of '49" was the title of a skit given by these seventh graders to recount their year's activities, including a recent trip to points of interest in Los Angeles. Square dancing with their fathers and mothers concluded this final meeting of the year. Investiture Brownie Fly-up ceremony and presentation of Girl Scout pins took place recently when Benjamin Franklin Brownie Troop 37 met for their formal investiture. Plans for a weiner roast at Hillcrest park in Fullerton to close the year's program were also made at this time, followed by a special refreshment treat. Leaders making the presentation were Mrs. R. Fischle, Mrs. H. Schafer and Mrs. F. Simonton. Enjoy Potluck Anaheim City park was the setting Saturday for final meeting of the year for Brownie Troop 47 of St. Boniface with a planned potluck at noon followed by Brownie Fly-up and presentation of Girl Scout pins. Mrs. J. Dutzi was introduced to the girls as their new leader for the fall and an appeal made to them for help from other mothers of troop members. Wings and pins were presented by Miss Dorothy Bowe to Jacqueline Birchall, Linda Lee Cone, Janice Darshay, Nancy Dutzi, Kathleen Gillispie, Rachel Galindo, Irene Gonzales, Barbara May, Sandra McLaughlin, Rita Flynn, Sally Ann Rees, Virginia Ricker, Olga Salazar, Darlene Zinda. Karen Nelson was a guest. Summer Session Continuation of troop meetings during the summer was decided by fifth graders of Cypress school Troop 14 and badge work is scheduled under the leadership of Mrs. F. E. Leverich, Mrs. Paul E. Simmons and Mrs. Keith Giles. Bean bags for the P-TA carnival at the school were completed and plans made to sell pop, ice cream, candy and gum in a booth. All girls worked on these projects. Camps Popular Summer camps are full, both the established camp at San Antonio and the Brownie Day camp at Jack Fisher in Santa Ana with waiting lists for each. Summer badge program to replace Camp Flicker for Intermediate Girl Scouts is being published this week and in addition is being mailed to each Intermediate Scout in the council. Scouts who will be in at least the sixth grade next year may enroll for not more than two of several special summer badge programs. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs. F. Norbert De Cook, Anaheim 4466 immediately. Badges offered include a bibliophile badge limited to 20 students at the Anaheim Junior library, July 6, 13, 20 and 27, 2-3 o'clock, under instruction of Miss Elva Haskett; a tree badge in the city park at lathe house, June 28, July 1, 5 and 8, 10-11 o'clock, with Mrs. Robert Edens in charge of the limit of 12 youngsters cyclist badge at northwest of the city park June 28, 5, 7, 12 and 14, 1:30 to 1:30 with special trips schedule meetings. Number of entries unlimited according to Mrs. Carl Kopfer, "top ww. Sixteen Scouts may enter the outdoor cook badge at the northwest corner of park from 9:30-12:30 o'clock Mrs. F. N. DeCook and must Fitz in charge on July 1, 2 and 8; a foods trition badge course at Scout house, June 21, 2 and July 5, 7, 12 and 1:30 to 3 o'clock with Mia Thomas instructing a line Scouts, and a backyard badge course in the back the Fred Kleins; 907 No street, July 5, 7, 12 and 9:30-10:30 o'lock. Mrs. Ked an overnight will be for the limit of seventh graders. 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DeCook and Mrs. August Fitz in charge on June 28, July 1, 2 and 8; a foods and nutrition badge course at the Girl Scout house, June 21, 23, 28, 30 and July 5, 7, 12 and 14, from 1:30 to 3 o'clock with Miss Louise Thomas instructing a limit of 35 Scouts, and a backyard camper badge course in the backyard of the Fred Kleins; 907 North West street, July 5, 7, 12 and 14 at 9:30-10:30 o'lock. Mrs. Klein stated an overnight will be planned for the limit of seventh and eighth graders. "HANK" SAYS Men in the Regular Army with ability to lead others can find a promising career in the service! Men can look back on the records for evidence of the great American tradition that a man can make himself as great as his capacity! When you stop to realize that more than 60 Generals who served in the Army and in the Air Force during World War II began their service as Privates, it gives a man a boost in his enthusiasm and sense of possibilities. You, as a student leader, as a great athlete perhaps; a loyal worker holding a responsible job—all are potentially qualified to try for Army Officer Candidate School—whereby your display of character, intelligence, integrity, alertness, personal pride, ambition and understanding may become a leader of tomorrow. Leadership in the Army is composed of many things—taking care of the welfare of those under you. Serving as a model to them. Being an instructor, a Counselor, an executive. And knowing something about practical psychology so that you can induce those working with you to cooperate willingly and cheerfully toward achievement of a common goal. Certainly there can be no finer career for young men between 19 and 28 years, physically fit with high moral standards and the equivalent of a high school education. You must complete basic training before you report for OCS. Full details are available at my recruiting station at 128 South Los Angeles street here in Anaheim. Drop in when you can but do it today! Women are not left out when it comes to opportunities as officers in Military Service! There are three excellent organizations which provide extensive training and career openings for those who qualify. They are the Women's Army Corps (WAC), the Army Nurse Corps and the Women's Medical Specialist's Corps. Brilliant performances in the line of duty during World War II won women unprecedented recognition. This important work begun during a national emergency is now continued as one of the important high roads to peace. Full information on enlistments and commissions in any of the above groups and for Women's service organizations can now be secured by a visit to my recruiting station. Spouse Under 21 Forced to Watch Hubby Drink Married women under the age of 21 will no longer be able to purchase alcoholic beverages under the terms of a measure authored by Senator Jesse Mayo of Angel's Camp. 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