anaheim-gazette 1949-11-10

GIRL SCOUT NEWS Each week new troops of Girl Scouts and Brownies are reporting their activities. Cypress Troop 21 has a new leader this year; Mrs. H. L. Torrence, who is being assisted by Mrs. Charles Daniel and Mrs. I. R. Mahaffey. These fourth grade Brownies recently paid a visit to the Cypress Fire House where Fire Chief Pat Arnold and Captain W J. McCoid explained the workings of the fire apparatus and the radio and bell systems. Each girl had a chance to squirt water with the fire hose, and then Chief Arnold stood treat for ice cream. Members of this troop this year include Mary Lee Allen, Betty Ann Biggs, Shirley Jean Cram, Claudia Kay Daniel, Zedith Ellen Hathcock, Ellen Head, Betty Janet Kemp, Edythe Lindley, Emma Rodriquez, Clydene Steelman, Dorene Torrence, Elvera Vegina, Gay Wlaschia, Mary Mello, Patsy Hart, Nancy Sewell, Jerry Wheat, Barbara Mahaffey and Pamela Thorsen. Mark Birthdays Darlene Furr, scribe for Horace Mann Troop 33, reports that birthdays of Darlene McLaughlin and Sally Bengochea were celebrated with the serving of two birthday cakes and punch. Troop members reviewed their hostess badge—how to set a table, place silver and dishes properly, duties of a good hostess, and how to go about making friends. Note for Scribes Scribes are again reminded of the telephone chairmen they are to call to report news. Scribes from Benjamin Franklin, Laurel, Loara and Zion Lutheran troops, call Mrs. Roy Dargatz, 5096. Scribes from Horace Mann, Lincoln and George Washington troops, call Mrs. Conan W. Gray, 5334. Scribes from St. Boniface, Savahna and Magnolia troops call Mrs. Ed Langer, 5947. Scribes from Fremont, Broadway, Cypress and Katella troops, call Mrs. Karl Kopfer, 4544. With due consideration for the evening dinner hour, these scribes are asked not to phone these telephone chairmen between 5 and 7 p.m. Zion Lutheran Troop 31 elected officers at first meeting of the year with Marilyn Miller named president; Ardell Kruse, vice-president; Janice Troutman, treasurer; Gayle Newkirk and Marie Ann Dargatz, scribes; Lois Eifert and Carol Lee Wilkerson, patrol leaders. Mrs. W. J. Troutman and Mrs. Henry Meger are leaders of this Intermediate Girl Scout troop. Work for Badges New fifth graders from Benjamin Franklin Troop 37, now actively engaged in Intermediate Girl Scout badge work, are meeting each week at the Little House. Mrs. H. Schafer, Mrs. K. Eldred, Mrs. C. W. Gray and Mrs. Ray Cheatum are leaders. Three patrols have been organized with leader of the Eagle patrol, Glenda Simonton; Lark patrol, Donna Wright; and Hummingbird patrol, Linda Cheatum. Outdoor safety badges earned during the day camp this summer were awarded Linda Cheatum, Charlotte Cain, Nancy Jo Fisher, Nancy Guss, Carol Hemken, Dianne Merrill, Carol Ryan, Allene Schafer, Glenda Simonton and Betty Wick. Glenda Gray is scribe for these aictve Girl Scouts. St. Boniface Irene Gonzales was elected president of St. Boniface Troop 47 in first fall organization meeting. She will be assisted by Linda Cone, secretary, and Kay Gillispie, treasurer. Three patrols were set up by the leader, Mrs. J. Dutzi, and leaders named include Darlene Zinda and Rita Flynn, patrol one; Mary Cain and Karen Mandeville, patrol two; Lois Schweitzer and Nancy Dutzi patrol three. to keep lubricants on gears this way with RPM MULTI-SERVICE GEAR LUBRICANT A Product of Standard of California Compounded RPM Multi-Service Gear Lubricant keeps a tough lubricant film on gear teeth, adds years to gears! Its anti-foaming agent protects against leakage on brake linings. 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Spooks and Food Costume Hallowe'en party and spaghetti dinner at the home of Mrs. Bovee was attended by Virginia Caballero, Socorro García, Helen Hoxie, Mildred Hernandez, Loretta Kliever, Helen Miller, Harlean Mayer, Margaret Olvera, Kay Price, Rosie Veyna, Kay Renny, Jenny Morena, Bobby Lou Wiesbrod, Dorothy Bovee. Shirley Burgess and Harriet Ewing were unable to attend. Horace Mann Horace Mann Troop 33 has completed organization and has named Judy Winfrey, president, and Jean Foster, scribe. Leaders for these sixth graders are Mrs. A. D. Robinson and Mrs. E. R. Furr. Food conditions generally are much better than the do-gooders would have us believe. There is an abundance of simple foods; especially in France and Italy, and even in England the problems are variety in diet, and the severe rationing. I have among my notes the food, soap, and other allowances, and you will see what an austerity program" means to a people. It can become very tiresome. We have never expired anything like it. Reservists May Win Appointments To Annapolis Opportunity for appointment as reservists from the Naval and Marine Corps Reserve are eligible for annual appointment by the Secretary of the Navy. Appointments are made as a result of a competitive examination the third Wednesday in April of each year. To be eligible, Reservists must submit applications thru commanding officers in time to reach the Navy Department by the 1st of January. In 1948 more than 700 Reservists throughout the nation submitted applications. Three hundred and sixty-eight took the Naval Academy Entrance Examination and 167 passed. One hundred and thirty-eight fully qualified Reservists were finally admitted to the Naval Academy under the Reserve quota. Interested Reservists may obtain further information from their local commanding officer or from the Director of Naval Reserve 11th Naval District Headquarters San Diego, 30, California. SENIOR EBELL SECTIONS TO MEET The bi-monthly meeting of the Senior Ebell club Bridge section will be held Wednesday afternoon November 16, at 1:30 o'clock at the club house. Members of the Home and Garden section will convene next Monday for a 1:30 WASHINGTON AS SEEN By Congressman JOHN PHILLIPS These should be considered "first impressions," and yet, to be that properly, they should have been written before. Suppose we call them half-way impressions, somewhere between the first impressions and the more careful analysis which follows eventually with any investigator or traveler. They are impressions of Europe in 1949, and some comments on the American influences there. The people in the various nations are not the same in their thinking, their likes and dislikes, nor their racial, religious, economic backgrounds. It has always been curious to observe how the characteristics change, when one crosses a border. Even the architecture seems to change, and yet the distances are less than between states here, sometimes between counties. There are 12,107 square miles in the 22nd District, and the present population is reported to be 367,740. There are 11,775 square miles in Belgium, with a population over 8 millions, and there are 15,764 square miles in the Netherlands, with a population of 9½ millions. Little Luxembourg has 999 square miles and a population of 289,000, smaller than this district. The British Isles have an area of only 94,000 square miles but a population of 50 millions. These are factors to consider when we talk about unions, and future programs, or when, with the youthful enthusiasm of this nation, we try to make over the older nations in our own image. We send corn to the Italians who eat wheat, and wheat to the Italians who eat corn. 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