anaheim-gazette 1963-04-10

12—The Anaheim Gazette Wednesday, April 10, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Nearly 200 Blind Children Enjoy Own Easter Egg Hunt One hundred and eighty-five children, ages 6 through 12 went on an unusual Easter Egg Hunt in Griffith Park, Saturday, March 30. Each hidden egg was taped to one end of a long string. The youngsters were assisted in finding the other end of the string and then followed it to "discover" the egg. The hunt was conducted in this manner because all of the children participating were blind. This was the 11th Annual Easter Egg Hunt held by the non-profit Foundation for the Junior Blind whose headquarters are at 4005 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles. After all the eggs were tracked down and found, the sightless children had the opportunity to "see" with their fingertips, a live Easter Bunny who came to visit. An outdoor barbecue and a hike through the park area were additional treats for the children. Do you have a white elephant in your home? 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Trio Colonists In Honor Group Forty-three students were named this week at Santa Ana College to membership in Alpha Gamma Sigma, California junior college honor society for outstanding scholarship earned during the fall semester. Three students from Anaheim were among those selected. It marked the first election to the honor society for Carole Bouchard, Charles Fortney and Randolph Marten. Advisor Jay Davis announced that eight students have been selected for the third time. They include Kirby Brown and Donald Tilly, Garden Grove; Joseph Gonzalez, Tustin; Nancy Newman, Orange; and David Henryson, Kerry Kona, Delores Mason. Moral conditions will be found always harmonious and health-giving. —Mary Baker Eddy HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 already lined up a star-studded list of entertainers, including the Andrew Sisters, Jo Stafford and others, who will perform at the Inn in the coming spring and summer season. 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Freeway WINDOW AWNINGS PORCH COVERS PATIO COVERS CAR PORTS AWARD OF MERIT—Clifford Gill of Anaheim was presented an Award of Merit trophy by Werner H. Buck (left) of the Los Angeles Sportsmen's & Boat Show this week. Gil, who is president of radio station KEZY in the Disneyland Hotel, and who is a member of the Rio Hondo Power Squadron, produced and broadcast over 600 boating safety hints over his station last year. Making he presentation on behalf of the United States Power Squadron was District Lieutenant Commander Walter Cosdon, (right). School Employees Plan Variety Show The annual Variety Show produced by the California School Employees Association, Chapter 82, will be presented on Saturday being instituted this year by C.S.E.A. in honor of Mr. Drott who was an employee of the Districts for more than 29 years prior. Trident PTA Selects Slate Results of the recent Trident Junior High election of future officers of the Parent - Teacher Association have been announced by Mrs. William Harrison, current president to be as follows: Mrs. Vern DeForee, president; Mrs. Robert Blacketer, first vice; Mrs. Richard Mendez, second vice; Mrs. Jeff Hernandez, third vice; Mrs. Raymond Oakden, recording secretary; Mrs. George A. Lawton, corresponding secretary; Dean Brenton, treasurer; Charles Darrington, auditor; and Mrs. Dick van Roggen, historian. Installation of officers will be held at the May meeting. Honorary Life Memberships were presented to Mrs. Myron Carr. Mrs. Carr has been active on the Clara Barton and Trident High Junior High PTA executive board, helped organize the Laura High School Boosters Club, is a member of the Anaheim Guild of the Orange County Childrens Hospital, and has been a volunteer for the United Fund drive. Receiving the second HLM was Vic Franzen who is presently Vice President of the Clara Barton PTA. He has been active in Little League and Boy Scouts and has been a member for the last four years and is up for re-election of the Anaheim City School District. Bowl Uses 100,000 Lilies for Service *To adequately decorate the Hollywood Bowl stage and reflecting pool, for the 43rd annual Easter Sunrise Service, more than 100,000 lilies will be needed, accord- School Employees Plan Variety Show The annual Variety Show produced by the California School Employees Association, Chapter 82, will be presented on Saturday night, May 4, according to Robert J. Stuhl, Chapter president. Developed with the cooperation of the music departments of the five high schools in the Fullerton Union High School District and of Fullerton Junior College, the Variety Show features C.S.E.A. members and their special talents. Proceeds from this year's Variety Show will go to the Charles Droft Scholarship Fund which is being instituted this year by C.S.E.A. in honor of Mr. Drott who was an employee of the Districts for more than 29 years prior to his death late in 1961. The Charles Droft Scholarship Fund will be available for the granting of scholarships to sons and daughters of members of Chapter 82 of the California School Employees Association who plan to enter a branch of the state college system in California, the University of California, or a private four year college upon graduation from high school. Bowl Uses 100,000 Lilies for Service To adequately decorate the Hollywood Bowl stage and reflecting pool, for the 43rd annual Easter Sunrise Service, more than 100,000 lilies will be needed, according to the general chairman of the event, Los Angeles Postmaster Otto K. Olesen. Due to recent heavy rains which may be responsible for a scarcity of Callas, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram E. 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