anaheim-gazette 1949-10-20

Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, October 20, 1949 SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK (Continued from Page 9) Yorba Orange Growers Assn, Hold Annual Dinner The season's work is climaxed each year with a large dinner and party for members of the Yorba Orange Growers Association at Yorba and the affair last night (Wednesday) was no exception in the excellence of the ham dinner. A long table was arranged in the packing room of the plant and the festivities were off to a good start. During the evening various prizes were awarded. The house-help also presented two gifts, one to the house foreman and the other to the packing foreman. Following the dinner, the balance of the evening was spent dancing to recorded music. Girl Scout Troops Beginning New Work for Year Another year that promises to be of great interest to Girl Scouts and Brownie troops has begun with renewed interest among the young ladies of the various schools. Investiture of new members, election of officers and organization under new leadership in some of the groups is leading the business of the groups for the first meetings of the year. A new intermediate Girl Scout troop of Lincoln school, Troop 44, is beginning badge work following close of their Brownie days and fly-up ceremonies. Mrs. W. L. Hollowell, Mrs. R. Reynolds and Mrs. Jack Leigh called the group together recently for troop planning. Mary Louise Cowee is the new president of these fifth graders with Maxine Merritt, secretary and scribe, and Myrna Pharris the treasurer. Enthusiasm greeted the announcement of the plans for an overnight at the Dude ranch during this month. The troop also voted to take charge of the nursery during P.T.-A. meetings, dividing into three groups for this purpose. ST. BONIFACE TROOPS The two St. Boniface held election of officers pointed their committees they recently met for meetings. Troop 6 elected McKool their president; Judy, vice-president; Judy secretary; Jane McIntyreurer; Carol Ann Lehr, scrum Judy Rau, Juliette Low native. Mrs. Maurice I will be assisted by Mrs. McKool and Miss Mary L. These fourth graders meet West Broadway home leader, Mrs. Dugan. Host HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO GET THAT TABLE YOU NEED Mahogany Period Blond Modern Maple BIRTH FUR CO WATER-R Linee Shiny 8½ oz. Top-of-The-Listite. Insulated w filled quilting. Cine mouton pr Wind resistant-lant, with smo two big brawny Men's Sizes 36- MEN'S WARN PAJAMAS KNIT COTTON BRIEFS 28 to 42 MEN'S CAMP DRESS SHO OVER 100 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM COFFEE TABLES END TABLES LAMP TABLES CORNER TABLES DRUM & TIER TABLES PLAIN TOP - GLASS TOP - LEATHER TOP 1/3 TO 1/2 OFF Aaron Schultz Furniture of Quality 301 W. CENTER Phone 2144 Anaheim, Calif. Troop 44 girls who took their fly-up ceremonies in June in addition to those above include Anna Cobb, Diana Hollowell, Erma Leigh, Anne Lindgren, Darlean Mayer, Florine Martinez, Carol Peterson, Janice Reynolds, Barbara Robertson, Louise Rolston, Helen Shrabel, Barbara Sims, Roberta Smith, Barbara Wright and Judith Wright. ST. BONIFACE TROOPS ELECT The two St. Boniface troops held election of officers and appointed their committees when they recently met for their fall meetings. Troop 6 elected Judy McKool their president; Judy Peltter, vice-president; Judy Dugan, secretary; Jane McIntyre, treasurer; Carol Ann Lehr, scribe, and Judy Rau, Juliette Low representative. Mrs. Maurice Dugan is the new leader for this troop and will be assisted by Mrs. George McKool and Miss Mary Lawrence. These fourth graders meet at the West Broadway home of their leader, Mrs. Dugan. Hostesses selected were Peggy Shinn, Christine Siewered and Gretchen Schneider. Clean-up is in charge of Kathy Spires and Ann Marie Karcher. Kay Ann Landes has been named the parliamentarian. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the meeting. The second troop of St. Boniface, Troop 9, have planned an overnight at the Lemon Heights Dude ranch during this month. The decision was made when these seventh graders met to discuss plans for the new year and to elect officers. Named as their president was Cosette Peltzer; Patricia Roberts, vice-president; Kathleen Dugan, secretary; Sharon McKool, treasurer; Diane Lehr, scribe, and Patricia Roy the Juliette Low representave. Refreshments will be served only at the last troop meeting of each month, the girls decided. HORACE MANN TROOP ELECT Troop 33 of Horace Mann school have named Mildred Yates, Jean Foster and Darlene Furr to the color guard when the opening ceremonies of the first fall meeting of the P.-T.-A. of that school begin their activities for that school. Others present were Sally Sue Newlin, Darlene McLaughlin, Cynthia Cox and Dorothy Robinson. NOTICE TO SCRIBES Scribes of all troops are asked to take notice of the following announcement: Following is a list of women to call with news of troop activities: Scribes from Benjamin Franklin, Laurel, Loara and Zion Lutheran troops, call Mrs. Roy Dargatz, phone 5098. Scribes from Horace Mann, Lincoln and George Washington troops, call Mrs. Conan W. Gray, phone 5334. St. Boniface, Savanna and Magnolia troop scribes, call Mrs. Ed Langer, phone 5947. Scribes from Fremont, Broadway, Cypress and Katella troops, call Mrs. Karly Kopfer, phone 4544. These scribes are asked not to call these telephone chairmen between 5 and 7 o'clock; stop the dinner hour in their Trout Season Ends October 31 San Francisco—The end ofonia's summer trout season comes one hour after October 31, for an estimate a-million anglers, says vision of Fish and Game. 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