anaheim-gazette 1959-11-20

Gem Group To Hear Talk by L. Gordon The Searchers Gem and Mineral Society will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Home Savings and Loan Recreation Hall at 211 E. Center St. tonight at 8 p.m. Guest speaker will be Lowell Gordon from Gordon's Rock Shop in Long Beach. He will speak on "Tumbling Rocks." The group will also plan its next weekend field trip. The Society meets the third Thursday of every month at the Home Savings and Loan hall and the meetings are open to the public. Fred Wiltsie of Anaheim is president. SAC Schedules Special Music Special Christmas music will be presented by the Santa Ana College music Department Dec. 1 and 15 at the Junior Eball Club of Anaheim and Santa Ana Ebell Club. Under the direction of Instructor James Vail, a combination of secular and sacred compositions will be presented by the choir members. Sopranos of the women's ensemble of the college choir are Louise Di Lallo, Margaret Busch, of Santa Ana; Carol Dunbar, Garden Grove; and Judith Miller, Anaheim. Altos include Maureen Pate, Shari Lehman, Garden Grove; Martha Neumeyer, Janie Gibbs, Santa Ana. Members of the mall quartet are Ron Schafer, Garden Grove, Ralph Choi, Hewitt; Charles Dickey and J Francis, Santa Ana. Accompanist for the small vocal groups of the choir Martha Thornton, Santa Ana. The choir has also been asked to participate as one of the caroling groups at Bullock during the holiday season. few members of the SAC choir will participate as carol singer in a production written by M Susan Brenner Dec. 11-12. The choir will present Christmas assembly for the college students Dec. 18 in Phillips Hall. You'll find your Christmas Club account a wonderfully easy way to accumulate cash for gifts, taxes and other year-end expenses. You simply make a small deposit every two weeks, or have us charge your checking account. 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Accompanist for the small total groups of the choir is Setha Thornton, Santa Ana. The choir has also been asked participate as one of the rolling groups at Bullock's singing the holiday season. A members of the SAC choir participate as carol singers production written by Miss Brenner Dec. 11-12. The choir will present a 圣诞 assembly for the colstudents Dec. 18 in Phillips Camellia Expert Is Speaker at Meet William E. Woodroof, director of the American Camellia Society and an expert on the naming and classification of camellias, was guest speaker at the second meeting of the Orange County Camellia Society yesterday at Orange and was open to the public. Kenneth W. Newerf, oil executive who is now serving as membership chairman, has stated that Orange County is rapidly becoming one of the important camellias areas of the country "and we are very proud of the fact that the American Camellia Society has chosen Disneyland for the 1961 national convention." WHAT AM I BID?—Members of Palm Lane PTA delittle preliminary bidding prior to the old-fashioned "Hat Down" to be sponsored by the group Nov. 21 at Kate School at 6:30 p.m. Parents will attend in jeans and cotton and box lunches will be auctioned off. Dancing will be until 9:30. Shown above are (from left): Rob Thomas; Mrs. Thomas, program chairman; Hank Cuppy, auctioneer for the evening; and Mrs. Gene Condra. Parents Given Reading Hints At Horace Mann PTA Meeting Members of the Horace Mann Parent Teacher Association learned some helpful hints on how parents can help with reading when Mrs. Marcy McCall, curriculum assistant with the Anahelm Elementary Schools, addressed the group at the November general meeting. "Do not use reading as a punishment," urged Mrs. McCall. A parent should stimulate an interest in reading by encouraging the child to read books that relate to his current interests or hobbies, such as stamps, coins or baseball. Sterling invited any parent, terested in coaching or maging a team, to attend meetings to be held at J Marshall School in the near future. Girl Scout Troop No. 45 og ed the meeting with the salute, and Ben Mattox, school principal, led the group community singing. Fifth grade mothers were hostesses for evening. Choral Concert Is Sunday Afternoon NATIONAL BANK At The MERCHA 100 IN FREE GIFT CASH AWARD Rented to Lucky Winners During the Weeks of this Great "Get - Acquainted" DOUGHNUTS MINCHELL'S DONUT HOUSE See 'em Made N. Los Angeles PR 2-0300 No Parking Problem DRUG STORES PALM PHARMACY Free Prescription Delivery 607 S. Palm Anaheim PR 4-2597 BEACON PHARMACY We Deliver Free Anywhere 1002 Chapman, Garden Grove LE 8-1171 DRY CLEANERS VOGUE CLEANERS 20% off with $5.00 Dry Cleaning We Give S&H Green Stamps East Anaheim Center KE 3-1013 LAUNDROMATS THRITFTY-WASH LAUNDROMAT Coin Operated 20 Wash 10c Dry 6 a.m. - Midnite Sun. & Holidays 822 W. 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Prior to the business meeting, a pledge ritual was read by Mrs. Don Henry, Xi Eta Eta Chapter, who is member-advisor to the Chi Pi chapter. New member Mrs. Robert Devillez was then welcomed into the group. The business meeting was presided over by President Mrs. William Hall, and plans were made for a luncheon honoring Mrs. Devillez to be held on Saturday, Nov. 14 at Arnold's Farm House. The double cultural program, entitled "Prose" was given by Mrs. Charles Dresser and Mrs. Thearman McKinney, both of whom read a short essay to the group. An amusing time was enjoyed as each member in turn spontaneously contributed to the composing of a short story combining all of the elements necessary to the conclusion of such a story. The next meeting, which will include a toy party, will be held at Mrs. Dresser's home at 1914 E. Willow St. on Nov. 21 and will combine a ways and means project and chapter social. Mrs. T. W. Aldrich, sorority transferee, was a guest of the evening. Refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Hildebrand, and she was assisted by Mrs. Henry Lestmann. NED ROMERO soloist Second Concert To Be Saturday For the second subscription concert the season, of Frieda Belinfante, musical director, of the Orange County Philharmonic Orchestra, has chosen an evening of music "From the World of Opera." The concert will take place Saturday evening at 8:30 in Orange Coast College Auditorium. Ned Romero, operatic baritone, will join with Marjorie Brinkman, soprano, in singing the second act duet from "La Traviata," Verdi. He also will sing arias from "The Marriage of Figaro," Mozart, and "Herodiade," Massenet. Miss Brinkman will be heard in arias from these two operas, with Miss Belinfante conducting the orchestra for the vocalists. The programmed numbers by the Orchestra are from "Mignon," "La Traviata" and "Faust." Girl Scout Troop No. 45 open to the meeting with the flag stute, and Ben Mattox, school principal, led the group in community singing. Fifth grade others were hostesses for the ming. Choral Concert Is Sunday Afternoon The Chapman College Music department will present a choral concert Sunday after at 4:30 in the college aurium. The first program of the department for the current school year, it will be open to the public at no admission large. Featured work on the program will be Bach's Cantata number 78, "Jesus Thou My hearied Spirit," to be sung by the Chapman Concert Choir with soloists. Other groups participating will be Chapman's Chapel hoir and Madrigal Singers. Voice Students in Concert-Recital Talented voice students of the Albert M. Cranston Voice Studio were presented in an hour-long concert-recital at Melrose Abbey Chapel last Sunday. Taking part in the program were Charlotte Crain, Janice Bowman, Sharon Johnson, Betty Hare, Susan Perry, Carolyn Laver and Patricia Cranston. Accompanists were Marjorie Fulton, Grace Johnson and Bernard Berg. 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