anaheim-gazette 1955-12-15

Ramona Pageant Dates Sef Early preparations are going ahead today for the 29th staging of California's most beautiful outdoor play—the famed Ramona pageant, by the people of Hemet and San Jacinto. The dates for the three week-end showings of the historic drama have been set: Saturday and Sunday afternoons of April and May; April 28 and 29 and May 5 and 6, it is announced. 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Nims, general mana- GOOD ENTERTAINMENT "Kelly's Blues", and Peggy Lee in "7 Brides, 7 Brothers" provide good entertainment at the Garden Theatre this week. ger of the civic non-profit Ramona Pageant Association, announces that the fine new paved highways and the completed parking facilities for more than 3000 cars, attendance this year is expected to reach an all time record high. The Ramona Outdoor play, the dramatization of Helen Hunt Jackson's immortal love story of the Indian maiden, Ramona, by the late Garnet Holme, wizard of California pageantry, has been witnessed by more than 500,000 persons since it was first staged, and has become famous from one end of the world to the other. Yearly visitors to the beautiful San Jacinto Valley from all parts of the globe have been thrilled by the beautiful story enacted in the actual valley where portions of the historic drama actually are said to have taken place. Katella P-TL Have Vacancies In Officer Roster The resignation of Mrs. Charles S. Moon as vice-president and program chairman was accepted with regret at a recent meeting of Katella Parent-Teacher League board meeting. This vacancy is still to be filled, but Mrs. Russell Dungan has accepted the position of California Jobs At New High California posted a new record for total employment as 5,368,000 of the state's residents held jobs in September of this year, it was reported today in figures released by the Economics department of Bank of America. An Overall Increase The total number of people at work in the state in 1955 represented an overall increase of 4.6 per cent in comparison with the same time a year ago when 5,133,000 held jobs. Unemployment in September was 114,000 or 2.6 per cent of the total labor force. The national unemployment figure stood at 3.2 per cent. All industry groups shared the year's growth of job opportunities with manufacturing leading the way. There were 1,202, employed in this field as compared with 1,137,000 a year ago gain of 65,000. The construct trades showed the largest percentage gain of 8.4 per cent of 1954. Jobs Gain Over Population Bank of America economist pointed out that while population in the state increased by 3.5 cent from July 1954 to July 19th number of jobs has gained 4.6 per cent. This is following... Have Vacancies In Officer Roster The resignation of Mrs. Charles S. Moon as vice-president and program chairman was accepted with regret at a recent meeting of Katella Parent-Teacher League board meeting. This vacancy is still to be filled, but Mrs. Russell Dungan has accepted the position of finance chairman. Board members voted to supply cups and plates for the end of school Christmas party in the rooms on Dec. 16 when the gift exchanges and programs will highlight the afternoon. Assistance will be given to the immunization clinic to be held at the school on Jan. 4 and Feb. 1. The board reacted favorably to Don Derr's suggestion for a future park cite in the area, and plans were made to get the voters out to the Jan. 31 bond election. Board members felt that the passage of the bonds, while in no way raising present taxes, will be the only way to insure single sessions for local children in years to come. The next P-TL meeting was set for Jan. 17 at 7 p.m. with a social half hour to precede the program and business session. ANNUAL PARTY On Tuesday, Dec. 20, members of the Junior Ebell Society will have their annual Christmas party for the children at the clubhouse. $100,000 Remodeling and Expansion Program GIVES CONE BROS. AMPLE FACILITIES FOR $100,000 Remodeling and Expansion Program GIVES CONE BROS. AMPLE FACILITIES FOR VOLUME DEALING We Will Not Be Undersold Or Out-Traded! IF YOU WANT THE COMBINATION OF A GOOD DEAL FROM A RELIABLE DEALER (Since 1933) PRESENTED BY COURTEOUS FACTORY TRAINED SALES PERSONNEL . . . Come to ... BROS. CHEV “Your Satisfaction Is Our Future Business” ment of the total labor force national unemployment figure at 3.2 per cent. Industry groups shared in year's growth of job oppor-tures with manufacturing lead-ine way. There were 1,202,000 employed in this field as compar-ith 1,137,000 a year ago, a number of 65,000. The construction is showed the largest per-age gain of 8.4 per cent over jobs Gain Over Population Bank of America economists ded out that while population the state increased by 3.5 per from July 1954 to July 1955 number of jobs has gained by per cent. This is following the pattern maintained in California since 1940. In the past 15 years population has increased 84 per cent and the number of job oppor-tunities has gained 95 per cent. As job opportunities in manu-facturing and construction have multiplied in the state there has been a relative reduction in the service industries which include the tourist trade. 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