anaheim-gazette 1950-06-06

Plan Summer Recreation Program For All Age Groups Summer recreational activities aplenty, sufficient to satisfy nearly every sporting demand, are scheduled to commence with the closing of school, according to a report from City Recreation Director Don Derr. Juvenile Leagues, featuring baseball, swimming, basketball, track, rifle shooting and touch football, get underway June 19. Sponsored by the local merchants, the activities are open to boys eight through 14 who live in the Anaheim Union High School district. Activities start daily at 10 a.m. in the City Park. A typical day would include baseball in the morning and basketball and swimming in the afternoon. Leagues will consist of two divisions, one for boys 12 and under and the other for those 13 through 14. Team uniforms will be issued during the second week of competition. Trophies for winning teams and individuals who maintain high sportsmanship records will be given at the close of the summer activities. Prospective participants should sign up with Deer as soon as school closes. Thursday nights throughout the summer will be given over to roller skating. Place is City Park tennis courts. Music and supervision will be provided by the recreation department. Instruction in various activities is also on the summer slate. Tennis class lessons for children under junior high age will commence June 26 at City Park under the direction of Mrs. Bob Williams. Sign-up time is June 19 at City Park Recreation Office. Red Cross-trained instructors will be on hand to run swimming classes which begin at the City Park plunge as soon as school ends. A ten cent fee will admit swimmers five and over to the classes which are scheduled throughout the entire morning. Towels will be provided. At the high school, intermediate and advanced classes, plus diving and life saving, will be conducted by AUHS staffers. For those who want to get out and see things, the Recreation Department is scheduling a number of motor hikes. First on the list is a journey to the San Diego Zoo on June 26. Sightseers will travel by chartered school bus. Cost for this particular trip is $1.25 per person. Other trips this summer will aim at Kaiser Steel Mills in Fontana and Griffith Park in Los Angeles. Handicraft enthusiasts begin creating on June 26. The daily afternoon classes contemplate work in ceramics, textile painting, lanyard weaving, scrap craft and copper-tooling. Small fees for materials will admit crafters to the classes. Women instructors will aid in the courses which have been set up primarily for girls. Beginning July 11, regular Tuesday night square dancing sessions Thursday nights throughout the summer will be given over to roller skating. Place is City Park tennis courts. Music and supervision will be provided by the recreation department. Instruction in various activities is also on the summer slate. Tennis class lessons for children under junior high age will commence June 26 at City Park under the direction of Mrs. Bob Williams. Sign-up time is June 19 at City Park Recreation Office. Additional net classes for players up through high school age will be conducted on the high school courts by Colonist coach Bill Cook. High School Cadet Corps Stages Annual Inspection and Review; Present Awards Members of the Anaheim high school cadet corps received awards for their 1950 efforts at the California Cadet Corps annual Inspection and Review last Friday. Inspecting officer was Colonel Raymond E. Smith, Q. M., U. S. A., Office of the Adjutant General, State of California. Commandant's Sabre was awarded to L. William B., Burr, Jr., who was selected as the outstanding cadet officer of the year. Lt. Eddie Liptrapp was awarded the Americanism Sabre as the Cadet who contributed most to the cause of Amercanism. Scholarship awards were made to Cadet Sgt. Dean Youngkeit and cadet M/Sgt. Gilbert Moore. Best Officer Commander Award went to Lt. Barr; best Non-Commissioned Officer award to T/Sgt. David Hahn. Trophies were awarded to 1st/Sgt. Lyle Bass, best squad leader, 1st Lt. Pedro Verdin, best platoon leader; and Capt. Milton Peters, best company commander. Company E won the best company trophy, first platoon, company E the best platoon trophy, and second squad, second platoon, company E the best squad award. Major Jack Adams won the best staff officer award. National Scholastic Brassards rifle, went to the following: Lt. Donald C. Barnett, winner of Governor Earl Warren trophy for individual state championship; T/Sgt. Alfred Lattin, who fired a national record-tying 195 against Grossmont. Both of these men were designated as champions. Receiving brassards were 2nd Lt. Paul Rumfelt, Cpl., Philip Wright, 1st Lt. Charles Kipp, 1st Lt. Pedro Verdin, M/Sgt. Enoch Peterson, and T/Sgt. Lyle Bass. Hearst Trophy brassards were awarded to 2nd Lt. Paul Rumfelt, 2nd Lt. Donald Barnett, M/Sgt. Enoch Peterson, and T/Sgt. Alfred Lattin, 1st Lt. Charles Kipp. National Rifle Association Brassards were awarded to Rumfelt, Barnett, Peterson, Lattin and Kipp. Office of the Adjutant General of California announced the following promotions-and commissions: Major Henry C. Bryant in Cadet Lt. Col.; 1st Lt. Herschel Coulter to Cadet Capt. OCS graduates to be commissioned lieutenants, included T/Sgt. Ronald Wright; T/Sgt. Lyle Bass, T/Sgt. Fred McCoy, and T/Sgt. Alfred Lattin. Reviewing Officer Friday was 2nd Lt. William Burt. Troop Commander was Cadet Lt. Col. Henry C. Bryant. Representing groups which provided trophies were: Police Lt. Niles Fiscus, Anaheim Police Department; Al Raymond, Elks Club 1345; Wally Maas, VFW; Lt. Col. Robert Williams, Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce; and Major Ralph Comstock, Anaheim Lions' Club. Homeowners Win in Yard Beauty Contest Homeowners Win in Yard Beauty Contest Sixteen home owners share $130 worth of merchandise certificates following judging of the Yard Beautification contest last week. Contest was staged by the Anaheim chamber of commerce city beautification committee, John Ganahl, charman. Judges, Mrs. John Craddock and Mrs. S. K. Watters of the Anaheim Garden club, and Mrs. George Kohlenberger of the Garden section of the Anaheim Ebell club, noted some confusion over contest rules among contestants. Yards were judged on a basis of improvement between beginning and end of the contest. Some yards, judges said, were just as beautiful at the end of the contest as at the beginning, which meant they didn't qualify for prizes. Order of finishing was: Northwest section—Arthur McCarthy, 218 N. Palm; E. M. Proud, 619 W. North; Carl Reinert, 619 N. Helena; Mrs. Arnt Thueson, 852 N. Janss; Southeast section—Mrs. R. O. Quarton, 703 S. Philadelphia; Mrs. F. Navarro, 317 S. Bush; W. C. Kindig, 830 S. Los Angeles; L. O. Peterson, 118 S. Olive; Northeast section—J. M. Casey, 313 E. Adele; Mrs. L. H. Brown, 125 N. Placentia; Christie Vall, 758 N. Claudina; Bradford Jones, 1850 E. Sycamore; Southwest section—T. K. M. Smith, 711 S. Dickel; John E. Brownfield, 115 S. Ohio; Mrs. E. M. Clemmer, 119 W. South; A. Sisson, 119 S. Ohio. In the group class there was only one entry. The combined winners were A. S. Koch, J. Goodell, J. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Carlo and L. Bonas of 143, 147, 153, 159 and 163 Evelyn dr., respectively. Members of this group split 10 sacks of fertilizer donated by the Downey Fertilizer co., through the R. L. Randall co., 133 Philadelphia, Whittier. For the individual prizes, merchandise certificates were awarded. Fifteen dollars went to first place winner, $10 to second, $5 to third and $2.50 to fourth. 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