anaheim-gazette 1963-01-30

SATURDAY MORNING IN THE PARK—What goes on in the parks of Anaheim early in the morning on Saturdays? The Burdick Bucaneers, affiliated with the National Baton Twirling Association, are prepping at La ma Park for their first competition. Ma Air Corps Major John J. Hamilton is co ing the youngsters. Junior Ebells to Help With Seals, Mexicans First Aid To In Driver Cla Anaheim residents are move in getting themselves pared for any eventual Junior Ebells to Help With Seals, Mexicans The Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim will hold its general meeting on Feb. 5, at 7:45, in the Ebell clubhouse. Welfare chairman, Mrs. Jack Louis, stated the evening has been designated as work night and the members will stuff envelopes for the Eastern Seal Foundation. All members are urged to dress informally and come help with this worthwhile project. Conservation chairman, Mrs. Albert Burton, will also introduce a Anaheim Students Hold Scholarships Long Beach State College students hold 172 scholarships with a total value of $29,470 this year. The scholarship list, announced by Carl Grounds, counselor in charge of financial aid, includes 159 students. Eleven of them won two scholarships each, and one coed has three. Civic groups, schools and school organizations, women's clubs and business firms awarded most of the scholarships. Scholarship winners, and the organizations presenting their grants, include the following Anaheim students: James Cowee, 1513 E. Elm, Long Bach Credit Club; Linda Hafield, 225 E. Wilhelmina, Marthin Schaepe Memorial Foundation; Kathy Lanyon, 1151 Hazelwood, Downtown Kiwanis Club; and Joe Ann Melnechuk, 2541 W. Heffron Dr., Retail Clerks Union Local 324. Speaker from the forestry service. He will explain the tree planting project, at Capistrano Beach, that the club will be participating in on Feb. 16. Tea chairman for the evening will be Mrs. John McGrew, and her committee will include Mimes, Gary Lindell, Richard Jewel, Donald Ludwig, Alex MacDonald, Charles Marrs, William Martin, William Matteson, and Carl Montera. Mrs. Jay Harris, international affairs chairman, and her committee, will be collecting used items for needy families in Mexico at the Ebell Clubhouse, 244 Helena, Anaheim, Feb. 12 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. This will be on the regular welfare section meeting night and many of the members will be there to assist anyone contributing. Mrs. Gordon Haskins will be the hostess for the evening. Needed items include: children's clothing, canned foods, toys, medical supplies, sewing materials, paper, pencils, crayons, dishes, cooking utensils, shoes, small appliances, etc. It is suggested that no large, bulky items be donated, since there is no way of transporting them. Everyone with items to donate is urged to come to the clubhouse on this evening. The club will arrange to pick up donations if desired. For further information, please call PRespect 4-1524. Patrolman Joseph F. Miranda and his wife will transport the donated items to Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Miranda have been participating in this worthwhile project for many years. Anaheim residents are move in getting themselves pared for any eventual cording to Dr. Richard Kirk head of the driver's education gram in the Anaheim Uni School. Recently the national orientation of the Red Cross autumn Chapter as an In Training with specific respite for giving first aid training the teachers of the health education program in the thus enabling all students a Standard First Aid certifi A new first aid class Monday at Brookhurst High School. Classes are a p.m. Calvin Johnson, an instructor, will conduct course. Institute Sees C Following the meeting of Institute 109 in the Old Hall, viewed a film, "Time Women," loaned by the County Cancer Society. 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For information or reservations: In Anaheim — Phone PRespect 4-0148 Park, Recreation Department New Classes for Winter Program With the naheim Park and Recreation Department winter program already underway, the Department wishes to announce that new classes, ranging from tap and ballet to social dance will be starting within a few weeks. Anaheim Youth Symphony Orchestra The symphony gives young musicians an opportunity to participate with other talented students in orchestra work. Two exceptionally qualified instructors, Richard Marino, music director of Loara High School and H. Robert Reynolds, member of Long Beach State College Music staff will direct and instruct the symphony. This group was established four years ago and was rated “excellent” by the Southern California School Board and Orchestra Association last year. Members are accepted by audition only. Membership is open to those students enrolled in the Anaheim schools; both public and private; also the Magnolia School District. Other qualifications include: must audition before acceptance into the orchestra; must have two full years of study on their own instrument and musicians trying for membership should be prepared to play one piece of their own choice and sight read two pieces of the director's choice. Mondays: Dr. Albert Schweitzer Elementary School Multi-Purpose Room Registration will be taken on Jan. 21; classes will begin on Monday, Jan. 28. Class Time: 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. — 6,7,8 year olds 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. — 9-12 year olds Saturday: Mattie Lou Maxwell Elementary School Multi-Purpose Room Registration will be taken on Jan. 26; classes will begin on Saturday, Feb. 2. Class Time: 9 to 10 a.m. — 6 and 7 year olds 10 to 11 a.m. — 8 and 9 year olds 11 to Noon — 10 thru 12 year olds Children's Dance Theatre Here is an opportunity for young people to participate in theatre dance work which combines contemporary dance with traditional classical ballet. Original choreography will be part of the class work. The classes will be held once a week for twelve weeks. The Park and Recreation Department stated that dancers will be accepted only by audition. A spring concert will be held with the Youth Symphony Orchestra upon completion of the series. The requirements state that those interested in the dance theatre must have at least one year of dance (ballet or modern) and that tap dance will not be acceptable noon at Fremont Jr. High School Music Room. Fee for series, which will be held on week for 12 weeks is $5. Children interested in the program are reminded that must be third graders or older for auditioning. Slim 'n Trim This class, offered once a week for eight weeks gives you the opportunity for one hour of exercise with one hour of volleyball. Only a limited number of registrations will be taken for this class. The opening class has been for Feb. 5, from 7:45 to 9:45 at Savanna High School Cafe. Fee for the series is $1.50 second class (Wed.) has been for Feb. 6 from 7:45 to 9:45 at Brookhurst Jr. High School Gym. Fee is the same. Social Dance (Beginners — for couples only) Come on out and learn dancing steps in fox waltz, swing, rhumba, tango, boo and cha cha. The classes are held once a week for eight weeks. The starting date is Feb. (Thursday) at 7 to 8:30 p.m. (class) and 8:30 to 10 p.m. (second class) at Fremont Jr. School Cafe. Fee for the series is $8. Children's Theatre Here is live theatrical pro First Aid To Be In Driver Class Anaheim residents are on the move in getting themselves prepared for any eventuality, according to Dr. Richard Kaywood, head of the driver's education program in the Anaheim Union High School. Recently the national organization of the Red Cross authorized Dr. Kaywood to serve the Anaheim Chapter as an Instructor Trainer with specific responsibility for giving first aid training to the teachers of the health and education program in the district, thus enabling all students to earn a Standard First Aid certificate. A new first aid class opened Monday at Brookhurst Junior High School. Classes are from 7-9 p.m. Calvin Johnson, an outstanding instructor, will conduct the course. Membership is open to those students enrolled in the Anaheim schools; both public and private; also the Magnolia School District. Other qualifications include: must audition before acceptance into the orchestra; must have two full years of study on their own instrument and musicians trying for membership should be prepared to play one piece of their own choice and sight read two pieces of the director's choice. The audition date is Jan. 26 for strings, violins, viola, cellos, bass, viola, wind, percussion, snare drums, tympani, flutes, clarinets, bassoons, oboes, trumpets, french horns and trombones. The class starts February 2 at 9 a.m.-noon at Loara High School Music room. Fee for the series is $5. Tap & Ballet Dance Program This class will offer basic fundamental steps of tap and ballet will be taught. You are reminded to register your child at the day, time and hour you want him/her to attend class. This will assure everyone a fair chance of getting his youngster enrolled. Advance registration will not be taken. Classes will be held once a week for eight weeks. Fee is $2 and is to be paid at the time of registra- The classes will be held once a week for twelve weeks. The Park and Recreation Department stated that dancers will be accepted only by audition. A spring concert will be held with the Youth Symphony Orchestra upon completion of the series. The requirements state that those interested in the dance theatre must have at least one year of dance (ballet or modern) and that tap dance will not be accepted. The children must be at least 10 years of age or older. The audition date is Saturday, Jan. 26 from 9 a.m.-noon at Fremont Jr. High School Gym. The first class date is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 2 from 9 a.m.-noon at Fremont Jr. High Gym. Fee for the series is $5. Elementary Choral If you are interested in elementary choral work, then here is an opportunity for boys and girls interested in music to get excellent instruction in fundamental choral work. Singers will be accepted only by audition. The audition date is Saturday, Feb. 2 from 9 Children's Theatre Here is live theatrical productions brought to Anaheim fraternity Southern California area and lected for elementary children Future productions include: February 9 (Saturday) "Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire," California School, Whittier March 9 (Saturday) "Sleeping Beauty Ballet" Valerie Silver Production April 6 (Saturday) "Robin Hood Band" of South California. Both products will be held at 10 a.m. 1:30 p.m. For further information, contact the Park Recreation Office at PR 6-extension 256. Institute 109 Sees Cancer Film Following the meeting members of Institute 109 in the Odd Fellows Hall, viewed a film, "Time and 2 Women," loaned by the Orange County Cancer Society. The film was shown by Miss Mary Jean Lambert with a question and answer period following. The film is part of an educational program of the American Cancer Society to alert all women to their personal responsibility in the problem of cancer. Mrs. Bart Pasini presided over the meeting Mrs. Jrome McKenna, chairman of the Cord Rosary next meeting will be held Monday evening, Feb. 11 in the home of Mrs. Roy Phelps, 62 Roma Vista, 2627 E. La Palma, Anaheim. New members are especially invited to attend. Cord Rosaries and scrap books for hospitalized children are always in demand, said the chairman. Mrs. Steve Kish, chairman of the "Treasure Chest" project, announced that tickets are now on sale, and may be obtained from her. The raffle will be held May 20, and the proceeds will be donated to the Orange County Crippled Children and Adults Society. The "Well" Baby Clinic held the first and fourth Wednesday of the Trip ego 0 LL PRICE (NO TAX) en Los Angeles and round trip! Tickets ce, and can be used Santa Fe: c to fight. Just sit joy! Enjoy! aggage allowance on Santa Fe PROspect 4-0148 Mrs. Steve Kish, chairman of the "Treasure Chest" project, announced that tickets are now on sale, and may be obtained from her. The raffle will be held May 20, and the proceeds will be donated to the Orange County Crippled Children and Adults Society. The "Well" Baby Clinic held the first and fourth Wednesday of the month in the La Palma Youth Center, Anaheim, 1 to 3:30 p.m. needs volunteers. Any one who can assist may phone the chairman, Mrs. Wm. Jolissaint, KE 5-6845 after 5 p.m. A benefit Hat Show is planned for Monday evening, Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. in the Odd Fellows Hall, 325 W. Center St., Anaheim. Proceeds will be donated for the care of an ill baby who is in need of hospitalization and medical care. Friends are invited to attend. Mrs. Ray Hudson, district deputy, announced that the annual conference will be held on Sunday, Feb. 24th in San Pedro with details to be announced later. CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY 251 NORTH LEMON STREET, ANAHEIM KE 5-3209 CONTINUOUS FILAMENT PRICED FROM CUT PILE PRICED FROM COTTONS PRICED FROM WOOLS PRICED FROM TREMENDOU CUSTOM Hours Open Daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Closed Sunday 613 N. 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DATE: HOUSEHOLD ADDRESS: CITY: STATE: — PLEASE PRINT — LAST NAME FIRST NAME INITIAL AGE Here is live theatrical produc- Come on out and learn begining dance steps in fox trot, altz, swing, rhumba, tango, samand cha cha. The classes will held once a week for night weeks. The starting date is Feb. 7 thursday) at 7 to 8:30 p.m. (first ass) and 8:30 to 10 p.m. (second ass) at Fremont Jr. School Gym. e for the series is $8. Children's Theatre Here is live theatrical producons brought to Anaheim from southern California area and seted for elementary children. Future productions include: February 9 (Saturday) "Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire" by California School, Whittier. March 9 (Saturday) "Sleeping Beauty Ballet" by Valerie Silver Productions April 6 (Saturday) "Robin Hood Band" of Southern California. Both productions will be held at 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. For further information, contact the Park and Recreation Office at PR 6-0110, extension 256. 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