anaheim-gazette 1950-03-09

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New senior members are Richard Arnold, Annette Ater, Craig Bottger, Carol Bostick, Dan Demaree, Stanley Claussen, Mildred Harling, Dub Helsing, Jerry Henning, Carol Hochull, June Hokanson, Dick Hoskins, Art Ihnen, Marjory Johns, Ronnie Lemcke, Robert Lyons, Dick Schmid, Elenore Shear, Donna Stabbert, Jewell Walker, Jennie Welton, Jackie el Walker, Jennie Welton, Jackie Junior appointees are Ronnie Bevins, Dan Holden, Jan Fort, Bob Hoskins, Russell Mackay and Marilyn Miller. Sophomore members in this new list are Nancy Lou Ater, Genevieve Bradley, Carol Davenport, Mary Jo Duncan, Kelvin Figgins, Janet Fukuda, Gretchen Glover, Ann Heidemann, Don Hillary, Jim Holve, Jeannette Koss, Rosemary Poyet, Nancy Roberts, Barbara Ryan, Stuard Schmid, Phillip Taylor and Elizabeth Van Hunnick. Freshmen members to be honored are Shirley Boots, Velva Brookman, Marian Caracausa, Mary Ann Carter, Gary Claussen, Mary Daugherty, Darlene Fitz, Gerie Glover, Sandra Johannes, Arthur Korn, Jan Larson, Linda Lutz, Ramona Jean Stehley, Barbara Simonton and Marlene Stuart. Members of the Honor Society who have been members for at least six semesters are Seal Bear-feast. The Luau was given in honor of the teachers and the guests enjoyed the ancient and modern hulas with gourds and bambooos. There were groups of dancing and several solos. Tri-Hi-Y Clubs Learn Nutrition Tri-Hi-Y clubs, their parents and friends are looking forward to a four meeting unit on nutrition beginning next Tuesday, March 7, at 7 p.m. at White Temple Methodist church. Dr. R. D. Temple, chairman of the Orange county dental society's Dental Health Education committee, will be the first guest speaker and his subject will be "The Nutritional Approach to Dental Decay." The girls will share a potluck dinner that evening in which no foods may be served except those considered nutritionally correct. Dr. Jackson Scott of Fullerton will speak on March 14 and his subject will be "The Nutrition Problem and How the New Drugs Affect it." Dr. Scott is a graduate of the Lahey clinic in Boston. March 21 will see each club having a separate party in the home of a member with refreshments conforming to the nutritional theme. The last meeting of the unit on March 28 will feature Miss Alfreda Rooke, USC instructor and holder of a Master's Degree in both science and nutrition. She is the founder of the American Academy of Applied Nutrition. Her subject will be "The Practical Application of Nutrition." Freshmen members to be honored are Shirley Boots, Velva Brookman, Marian Caracausa, Mary Ann Carter, Gary Claussen, Mary Daugherty, Darlene Fitz, Gerie Glover, Sandra Johannes, Arthur Korn, Jan Larson, Linda Lutz, Ramona Jean Stehley, Barbara Simonton and Marlene Stuart. Members of the Honor Society who have been members for at least six semesters are Seal Bearers and the new Seal Bearers; Richard Arnold, Carol Bostick, Stanley Claussen, Dan Demaree, Dub Helsing, Dick Hoskins, Ronnie Lemcke, Dick Schmid, Jewel Walker, Jackie Whiteman and Druary Danker. Homemakers to Learn About Fish Cookery Fish cookery will be the subject of the demonstrations during March given by the Homemakers and Home Departments of Orange county. All meetings will begin at 10 a.m. and end about 2 p.m. Most of the meetings will feature a share-the-cost-lunch, but those attending are asked to bring their own table service. The public is invited to attend any of the following meetings. The Tustin Home Department will meet at the Farm Bureau Hall, Tuesday, March 14. Project leaders will be Mrs. George Meiser of Santa Ana and Mrs. Louis A. Riehl of Tustin. The Garden Grove Home Department will meet at the Garden Grove Methodist church on Tuesday, March 21. Project leaders will be Mrs. Laura Sprinkele and Mrs. A. A. Schnitger, both of Garden Grove. The La Habra Home Department will meet at the La Habra Women's club on Thursday, March 23 and this will be a paper sack lunch, instead of a share-the-cost-lunch. Project leaders will be Mrs. C. W. Sadler and Mrs. Wallis Beck, both of La Habra. The Anaheim Home Department will meet at the Farm Bureau Hall on Tuesday, March 28. Project leaders will be Mrs. Alice Stockwell and Mrs. Arthur Hartlett, both of Anaheim. Audubón Screen Tours Present Howard Cleaves "Animals Unaware" was the subject of Howard Cleaves' first screen tour. The Anaheim Home Department will meet at the Farm Bureau Hall on Tuesday, March 28. Project leaders will be Mrs. Alice Stockwell and Mrs. Arthur Hartlett, both of Anaheim. Audubón Screen Tours Present Howard Cleaves "Animals Unaware". was the subject of Howard Cleaves' first all-color film, presented on Tuesday night at the Francis Willard Junior high school in Santa Ana, under the auspices of the Audubon Screen Tours. This was Mr. Cleaves' second appearance in Santa Ana, having appeared on the same program series in January of 1947. Mr. Cleaves' home is on Staten Island, where many of these pictures were taken, an amazing fact considering that it is a part of New York City, but still strangely undeveloped. He began his study of photography under Thomas A. Edison in 1913 and studied natural sciences at Harvard. Mr. Cleaves was official photographer for the Pinchot South Sea expedition and has contributed pictures to the National Geographic magazine and Saturday Evening Post, among others. Val Moore's Hula Dancers Val Moore's pupils entertained at the first intermission of the Pavalon dance hall in Huntington Beach on Saturday night. Dolores Pool, Bettie and Hazel Schachner, Doris Rouland, Patti Wood and LeRay Williamson performed during the twenty-minute period. At a P-TA sponsored Luau on Tuesday night at the John Muir school in Santa Ana, the same girls and Mary Rouland, entertained during the traditional Hawaiian to the VFW National Home for children and widows of deceased veterans. Prizes for "500" went to Margaret Vincent and Carl Agren. Rose Shay won the bridge prize and Hanna Horwitz and L. N. Wisser excelled at pinochle. Door prizes went to T. R. White, J. M. Story, Lizzie Knight, Era Kelly, Launa Boon, Irene Stichtman and Mrs. E. F. Buch. Mollie Claes and Mrs. V. Swallow were the excited recipients of delicious hams. Laura Tyreman won a ceramic cigarette set and Edna Wisser won a hand-painted towel. Refreshments were served later and Emma Heckman, chairman of the event, announced that her committee was pleased with the proceeds. Telephone Hour Guest Artists R. J. Rossberg, local manager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, has announced the return of four popular concert artists on the March broadcasts of the Telephone hour on Monday night at 9 o'clock over all NBC stations. Fritz Kreisler, world renowned violinist, appeared on March 6. Among his selection was his own composition, "Stars In My Eyes." Marian Anderson, on March 13, will sing "Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child." The famous French pianist, Robert Casadesus, will appear on March 20 and will conclude the program with Saint-Saens "Concerto No. 4 in C Minor." Bidu Sayao, Brazilian soprano, will be heard on March 27 singing Musetta's "Waltz Song" from Puccini's "La Boheme." Special music and accompaniment for all of the artists will be provided by the 57-piece Bell Telephone orchestra conducted by Donald Voorhees. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wittmeyer, 117 Lois street, La Habra, announce the birth of a daughter on Wednesday, March 1, in Fullerton General hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tressler, 6492 Kingman road, Buena Park, announce the birth of a son on Sunday, March 5, in Fullerton General hospital. LOW COST Coach TRAVEL ★ Restful, reclining seats...reserved on most Union Pacific trains. ★ Appetizing meals...expertly served in Dining or Cafe Lounge Cars. ★ Low fares! Round trip rates save 10% or more. Children under 5 free; under 12 half-fare. All Union Pacific trains East offer Coach as well as Pullman service. For information... UNION PACIFIC STATION Telephone: 3519 FOR DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATIONBe Specific...Say UNION PACIFIC SAVE AT AARON SCHULTZ ...NOW! SAVE AT AARON SCHULTZ ...NOW! LOOK! JUST A FEW—HURRY! SPECIAL BUY... But Act Fast! Save Space— Save Money! 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