anaheim-gazette 1963-03-20

Anaheim Park, Recreation Program Slim 'N Trim Classes Attract Hous (Editor's Note: The Anaheim Park and Recreation Department provides an extensive program for all ages and year round. To emphasize some of the activities available the Gazette will provide a weekly feature on some aspect of the program during the next several issues.) By ANN DEBOLT "Twist, two, three, four, five, and hold," "Pat" Rhodes counts to her students in a calm rhythmic voice as she leads the members of her "Slim 'n Trim" program in the Brookhurst Junior High School gymnasium. "The slow deliberate movements and the 10 second hold seem to be more beneficial in the long run," said Mrs. Patricia Rhodes, recreation leader for the Anaheim Parks and Recreational Department. "Pat" to her students, she says, "The girls tell me that self-improvement is just one of the reasons they sign up for the classes. They also have fun and have a chance to meet other people." "I myself have benefited from the program. After my second baby arrived, I found I wasn't as slim as I wanted to be. Of course, physical fitness is one thing everybody is interested in and everybody does have a place in our program. Each person can progress according to individual capabilities," she continued. Mrs. Rhodes added that some of PLUS TIME FOR 10 CHILDREN — Three of the Slim 'N Trim class at Anaheim live the best evidence of how to manage a busy home life and still keep their youthful appearances. The varying ages of five children, Mrs. Barbara M. is to breathe by slowly inhaling to the count of nine and exhaling while counting to nine. It helps overcome fatigue and tension. That the classes are popular "I certainly will sign up again for the spring program," she declared. Mrs. Donald M. Laine, 620 Birchleaf Dr., Anaheim, says "I myself have benefited from the program. After my second baby arrived, I found I wasn't as slim as I wanted to be. Of course, physical fitness is one thing everybody is interested in and everybody does have a place in our program. Each person can progress according to individual capabilities," she continued. Mrs. Rhodes added that some of the girls teach their husbands these exercises to help them stuff off the accumulated tensions of their work days. One exercise a person can do anywhere, anytime, Specimen Trees and Shrubs Complete Nursery Service Botts Nursery 1228 W. LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. KE 5-5450 "Our Business Is Growing" PLUS TIME FOR 10 CHILDREN — Three of the Slim 'N Trim class at Anaheim live the best evidence of how to manage a busy home life and still keep their youthful appearances. They vary ages. Five children, Mrs. Barbara M. is to breathe by slowly inhaling to the count of nine and exhaling while counting to nine. It helps overcome fatigue and tension. That the classes are popular with participants is evidenced by the repeat signers who seek to keep up the figure dimensions they obtain. Mrs. Harold J. Haroldson of 1972 W. Dogwood, Anaheim, who has three boys said that she liked the yoga instruction so much better than the regular calisthenics. She added that she became interested in the Slim 'n Trim program through a friend of hers who has been attending for the past three years. "I certainly will sign up again for the spring program," she declared. Mrs. Donald M. Laine, 620 Birchleaf Dr., Anaheim, says "coming to this class gives me a chance to get out and meet people since we moved here from Wisconsin. With four children ranging from 10, 7, 3 and 18 months, is is wonderful to have a change from daily home routine. Of course, I really have to rush at home so I can get here on time but it is well worth it". Mrs. Max L. Barlow of 628 Birchleaf Dr., Anaheim, said that just being in the class was lots of fun. 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Those who are eligible are the children, generally aged 18 to 23, of veterans whose deaths resulted from injury or disease originally incurred or aggravated in the line of duty while on active service. Mrs. Ted Dinkler, 5262 Rio Vista, Anaheim, was honored by the YMCA's of California, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and the Hawaiian Islands, at the Pacific Southwest Area YMCA Council meeting in Phoenix. She was the surprised recipient of the coveted Volunteer Group Leadership Award given annually to selected nominees from the five states. Volunteers who have given outstanding leadership over a period of more than ten years are nominated by local YMCAs for the honor. The award was established by the Area YMCA Board in 1951. Qualifications include the stipulation that the honoree must be currently serving as a volunteer group leader, must have evidenced an interest in the YMCA beyond the immediate concerns of his own pearances. These three have 10 children in varying ages. Mrs. Jane Draper, boasts of five children, Mrs. Joyce Zurick, one and Mrs. Barbara Muir, four. Slim 'n Trim classes are eight-week sessions which meet once a week from 7:45 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. in public school gymnasiums. Dates for the spring classes will Slim 'n Trim classes are eight-week sessions which meet once a week from 7:45 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. in public school gymnasiums. Dates for the spring classes will be announced soon by the Parks and Recreation Department. "Classes are limited to 45 applicants since more benefits are obtained in "smaller classes," according to Miss Marjorie Matsushita, Recreation Supervisor. Miss Matsushita supervises Arts and Crafts programs, Senior Citizen Club, Children's Activities and the Slim 'n Trim program of the Anaheim Parks and Recreation Dept. Wholesome leisure time opportunities for all ages in the Anaheim area," which is the motto of the department describes the goals of the Parks and Recreation Dept., she said. STRAINING FOR A PAT FROM PAT — Three members of the slimming class try to convince Mrs. "Pat" Rhodes, Anaheim recreation instructor, they are giving their best to shed those last few ounces for the Slim 'N Trim graduation. ILLUSTRATE STORY — Our two young newsmen remember that pictures tell a story best of all and pose Dennis Zeyener, left, and Brian Miller on the model layout to graphically tell the story of their visit. Two Boys Develop Feature Editors note: What do you do when two small budding journalists come in to your office and ask to have their creative efforts used to impress others with the worth of a civic give trophies for first and second prize. Third prize will be a free pass to the City Plunge. OUR SERVICE MEN Fee Parking Galore! In front of our door! Two Boys Develop Feature Editors note: What do you do when two small budding journalists come in to your office and ask to have their creative efforts used to impress others with the worth of a civic feature? We hope others will agree with us such effort merits the reward of reproduction. By BOB FAUST Photo by Dan Stoughton Last Thursday afternoon the sixth grade boys of St. Boniface School took a trip to the new Anaheim Reservoir located in Olive Hills. When we got there we saw the pump. We went down to the basement and saw the extra pipes for overflow or flood. We were shown the miniature layout of Anaheim which shows the important streets and main buildings and where the water goes. We walked up the road and saw the new reservoir. The reservoir holds 750,000 gallons of water at the present time. The capacity is 60 million gallons. The area of the reservoir site is 22.3 acres. The maximum output is 30,000 gallons per minute. The maximum filling is 2,200 gallons per minute. The total cost of project is $2,261,998.92. Now we have to write a report about the program. The city will give trophies for first and second prize. Third prize will be a free pass to the City Plunge. OUR SERVICE MEN CARTHAGE, TENN., COURIER: "The Internal Revenue Service announced it would require businessmen to get a receipt for every cent spent on expense accounts, what the money was spent for, the time of day it was spent, why it was spent, and if its spending was instrumental in obtaining business for which it was spent. If even one cent could not be accounted for, then the entire account would not be allowed. When the storm came, as if should have come, IRS relented and changed some of its regulations. But the core of the matter remains, and if it is put into full force it will put many places out of business, create more unemployment, close literally hundreds of resorts, and do other damage." ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2863 ANAHEIM Ms. Ted Dinkler gets Area Award Dinkler, 8262 Rio Vista, was honored by the of California, Nevada, New Mexico and the Islands, at the Pacific Area YMCA Council in Phoenix. She was the recipient of the coveted er Group Leadership en annually to selected from the five states. who have given outleadership over a period man ten years are nomilocal YMCAs for the ward was established by YMCA Board in 1951. ons include the stipulathe honoree must be serving as a volunteer er, must have evidenced it in the YMCA beyond iate concerns of his own program, and there must be evidence that the youth who have enjoyed the leadership of the honoree have experienced Christian growth as a result of the leadership. Mrs. Dinkler, affectionately known as "Skip" to her many girls who have been members of Tri Hi-Y clubs under her guidance, has worked with club and camp groups continuously for the past thirteen years. She has served not only in face to face leadership with high school girls, but has worked as a committee woman, has served in a leadership training capacity, and as installing officer for many YMCA ceremonies. She has at the same time been active as a member of a Hi-Y Mothers' Club, and served as a den mother when her sons were scout age. She has been a long-time participant in PTA, both in individual schools and on PTA Council. She is a member of the First Methodist Church, and for many years taught in the kindergarten department. Her membership and participation in leadership in the Anaheim YMCA dates back to 1933. A silver and ebony plaque bearing the name of the honoree, and a framed citation were presented to Mrs. Dinkler by Sam Maradian, President of the YMCA Area Council and Mayor of the host city, Phoenix. Mrs. Dinkler member of the First Methodist Church, and for many years taught in the kindergarten department. Her membership and participation in leadership in the Anaheim YMCA dates back to 1933. A silver and ebony plaque bearing the name of the honoree, and a framed citation were presented to Mrs. Dinkler by Sam Maradian, President of the YMCA Area Council and Mayor of the host city, Phoenix, Arizona. Mrs. Dinkler was escorted to the podium to receive her award by Wm. C. Poirier, General Secretary of the Anaheim YMCA. The citation indicated that "Mrs. Dinkler has dedicated her service to the YMCA since 1933 to Jr. Tri Hi-Y, Tri Hi - Y, Y - Gradale clubs, and has been active as a camp leader to Senior girls. Her desire to promote and improve the welfare of our youth fully qualifies her as a recipient of this award." In the thirteen years since the establishment of the award, thirty-five persons have been so honored and Mrs. Dinkler is only the fourth woman to receive the citation. Custom Crafted and Hand-turned Maple Finish! Large and Comfortable Swivel Seat! 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