anaheim-gazette 1950-04-13

Appear at American Legion Show Friday One group of young dancers from the Richards-Martin School of Dance who will appear at the American Legion show Friday night at the Legion Hall at 8 p.m. They are, left to right: Ruth Ross, Peg Harmon, Carol Jean Hooker, Sally Sue Newlin and Gerry Mieger. (Continued from page 1) with Kay Kiker dancing to Fada. "All Because You Kissed Me Goodnight" will be the number for the work of Lynn Rose Fagin. Night club will be interpreted by Gerry Mieger, Sally Newlin, Patty Talbert and Letty Cain. Patty Hart, Patty Mennes, Gordon Crilly and Glen Crilly. Joe Wallace, the master of ceremonies, will present a stint for the 15th number on the program. "The Mayor of Kannakakai Dance" will be the number for will present their portion of the program. The balance of the program will be in the following order: "Kawika," Patty McKee; exhibition number by Letty Cain and Gerry Mieger; heel and toe, Jean Michaux and Terry Kilduff; rhum- One group of young dancers from the Richards-Martin School of Dance who will appear at the American Legion show Friday night at the Legion Hall at 8 p.m. They are, left to right: Ruth Ross, Peg Harmon, Carol Jean Hooker, Sally Sue Newlin and Gerry Mieger. (Continued from page 1) with Kay Kiker dancing to Fada. "All Because You Kissed Me Goodnight" will be the number for the work of Lynn Rose Fagin. Night club will be interpreted by Gerry Mieger, Sally Newlin, Patty Talbert and Letty Cain. Patty Rodgers will dance "Kalena Kai" followed by an accordion number by Nancy Barthelmess and Carolyn Lenz, students of Bobbie Martin. "Onsy, Twosy Line" will be the number of Jean Michaux, Patty Mennes, Patty McKee, Janice Pullman and Marlene Hansard. The tap group will feature Lavon Hart, Patty Mennes, Gordon Crilly and Glen Crilly. Joe Wallace, the master of ceremonies, will present a stint for the 15th number on the program. "The Mayor of Kannakakai Dance" will be the number for Letty Cain and Ruth Ross who will do an acrobatic number. Lavon Hart and Gordon Crilly will present an exhibition dance followed by Judy Rockwell dancing to "Little Brown Gal." An Irish dance will be executed by Barbara Murphy and Barbara apin, and following this the Tulsa Sweethearts will present their portion of the program. The balance of the program will be in the following order: "Kawika," Patty McKee; exhibition number by Letty Cain and Gerry Mieger; heel and toe, Jean Michaux and Terry Kilduff; rhumba, Patty Talbert; the Ink Blots again; tap duo, Patty Rodgers and Rudy Rivera; baton tap, Shirley Turner and Rella Cherry; "Hoole Hula," Sally Newlin and Carol Hooker; toe, Vicki Hiltcher; soft shoe, Rudy Rivera; cowboy Squeakie Ciark; "Jota," Kay Kikker; racket rumpus, Carol Hooker SCOOP!! WHILE THEY LAST! ALL 5 PIECES BRIDGE TABLE £12.95 BRIDGE TABLE AND CHAIR SET, $12.95 Tremendous buy! Metal folding table with strong catches, simulated leather top, metal braces. 4 metal folding chairs; padded, simulated leather seat. Metal back for comfort. All brown. Rugged, comfy, ... a wonderful value! CHOICE OF COLORS OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS McMahan's FURNITURE STORES IN ANAHEIM: 221 E. CENTER PHONE 2526 IN FULLERTON: 225 N. SPADRA PHONE 480 and Sally Newlin; jump rope, Patty Rodgers; "Hello. My Baby," Sharon Kesling; can-can, Letty Cain; baton acrobatic, Ruth Ross, and the Indian finale starring Patty Mennes, Lavon Hart, Patty McKee and Jean Michaux. Social and Club Activities Mary Webb Elected Vice-President of UCLA Sorority Mary Ann Webb of 529 West Broadway, Anaheim, a junior student in the College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences, has been announced as the newly elected vice-president of the SC chapter of Gamma Phi Beta social sorority. A graduate of Anaheim Union high school, she is also a member of the SC YWCA. Dorcas Society To Hear County Crime Problems Russell Campbell of the Orange County Juvenile Department will be speaker at a meeting of the Dorcas Society of the Zion Lutheran church Thursday, April 20 at 2 p.m. The meeting will be held in the church parish hall. Campbell's topic will be, "Crime Problems of Orange County." He will show a film "The Birth of a Criminal." GIRL SCOUT terest in helping the girls to better understand the pottery badge which they have recently completed. Nosebag lunch at the beach concluded the day for Troop 8. A trip to the zoo! Special Easter treat for Girl Scouts from Troop 37 of Benjamin Franklin school was a trip to Balboa Park in San Diego via Santa Fe Streamliner where 24 girls, six leaders and four sons of leaders enjoyed an eventful day. From the train, this group journeyed by bus to the zoo where they divided the group with four girls to each leader for tour of the park. Some enjoyed the bus ride around the park while others walked over the route, skipping from one canyon to the next. High point of the day was the seal show in the amphitheater with three seals giving a good show. Leaders making the trip were Mrs. Herman Schafer, Mrs. Kenneth Eldred, Mrs. Ray Cheatum, Mrs. Harold Fisher, Mrs. Woody Barnett and Mrs. Conan Gray. There are 25 girls in this troop, all actively engaged in completing requirements for their second class scout badge, with the majority having only one to go. Scouts making the San Diego trip were Lodema Barge, Brenda Barnett, Patsy Briggs, Edith Bullen, Charlotte Crain, Linda Cheatum, Peggy Jo Dargatz, Barbara Dierberger, Kay Eldred, Marie Feliz, Lucy Fischle, Nancy Jo Fisher, Glenda Gray, Nancy Guss, Carol Hemken, Mary Jane Lockhart, Jeanette Masterson, Diane Merrill, Mary Provencio, Carol Ryan, Glenda Simonton, Allene Schafer, Betty Wick and Donna Wright. Stephen Schafer, Gary Gray, Dennis Fisher and Kenneth Eldred were boys making the trip. appear at the American Legion hall in this city on Thursday, April 27, at 8 p.m. under the sponsorship of the Anaheim Young Republicans. Mr. Knight is the incumbent seeking the office of Lieutenant-Governor. This may be his only appearance in this community prior to the election. More details will be given at a later date. Anaheim FFA Win Top Honors In Southland First place in the 14th annual cooperative marketing contest, sponsored by the six leading agricultural cooperatives of southern California, was won by the Anaheim chapter of Future Farmers of America. Teacher instructor of the winning team is Avon Carlson. Future Farmers from Encinitas high school were second, with North Hollywood high school placing third in the contest. More than 700 young Future Farmers, representing over 90 per cent of eligible vocational agriculture students in 40 southern California high schools, participated GIRL SCOUT NEWS St. Boniface troops are actively engaged in special projects and badge work. Troop 9 recently enjoyed an overnight at Rankin's Dude Ranch where hiking and singing were high points in a program which included cooking their own meals. This group of seventh graders under the direction of Mrs. Don May is now earning the Home Nursing badge with Mrs. Roberts assisting. Brownies of Troop 6 meet each week at the home of the leader, Mrs. M. E. Dugan, for a varied program of crafts, folk songs and dances, and skill training. Easter baskets of plastic, interwoven with twisted crepe paper and filled with tinted egg shells in which the girls planted flaxseed was a recent most fascinating project. Carol Ann Lehr's birthday was cause for cake and ice cream at one meeting and girls played "Elephant" and "The Muffin Man." A Saturday hike was also a special Easter treat for these Brownie fly-ups from St. Boniface, with destination the Urban Peltzer home where girls toasted weinies and made home-made ice cream. Eighth grade Girl Scouts from Troop 8 are working on a play they will present in May, with Catherine Peltzer to play the lead. Girls were chosen for the parts by ballot. A visit to the Kay Finch Ceramic Shop in Corona Del Mar was a special treat for these girls where they were received in the beautiful display rooms. Later they were conducted through the various departments where they saw the process of ceramics from clay to finished products. The firing of pottery in the kiln proved of in- A visit to the Kay Finch Ceramic Shop in Corona Del Mar was a special treat for these girls where they were received in the beautiful display rooms. Later they were conducted through various departments where they saw the process of ceramics from clay to finished products. The firing of pottery in the kiln proved of in- Get Off to a Good Start . . . by planning your New Home with the aid of our competent Building Specialists! We've scores of modern plans designed to fit a variety of needs, tastes and budgets, will aid in the selection of materials, provide you with the sound advice you require to build for beauty, comfort and lasting home value! See us today! WE'LL HELP YOU BUILD A HOME, NOT JUST A HOUSE! 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