anaheim-gazette 1963-09-05

The Fair S Gazette Visits Neighboring Pomo High Adventure is Junior Ebell Fare The September general meeting of the Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim, was highlighted by a program of an exciting adventure to the south seas with Dave Wynn, entitled "Bali and the South Seas". Wynn has had a life packed full with adventure. In his insatiable search for knowledge, he was a pupil of the late Rabindranath Tagore, the great poet of India. While there, he met Gandhi. Wynn studied at Stanford University and USC, received his A.B. degree at Pomona College and matriculated at the Sorbonne, Paris. He is the author of "The World My Oyster" and "Up the Other Sleeve" published by Richard and Cowan, London. These books were the result of a gate-crash visit with George Bernard shaw in London. His new book (published soon) is entitled "Samarkand to Timbuktu." Last year was his 32nd trip around the world. Mrs. James Whieldon, First Vice President and Federation Co-ordinator, announced she would take reservation for the bridge to be held Tuesday, Sept. 17, 10 a.m. at the Tamasha Town and Country Club, 1025 Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, Mrs. William Sliff will take all reservations as new bridge chairman. Couples bridge to start Friday, Sept. 27 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Bruce E. Rogers, chairman, will take reservation. The Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim will begin its bowling league on Wednesday, Sept. 18, 9:30 a.m. at the Carter Bowl again this year. The league is being formed by Mrs. Nat Campana, bowling chairman. Mrs. Jack Alberts has graciously consented to teach a "Slim and Trim" class this year. The class will be held at the clubhouse for six weeks, starting on Thursday, Sept. 12, 10 to 11 a.m. Golf lessons to be held at the Anaheim Municipal Golf Course for six weeks, starting on Tuesday, Oct. 8th, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Teacher is Olin Dutra, Mrs. Gary Driver, chairman, will take reservations. My Oyster" and "Up the Other Sleeve" published by Richard and Cowan, London. These books were the result of a gate-crash visit with George Bernard shaw in London. His new book (published soon) is entitled "Samarkand to Timbuktu." Last year was his 32nd trip around the world. Mrs. James Wheldon, First Vice - President and Federation Co-ordinator, announced she would take reservation for the Orange District Workshop, which is to be held on Wednesday, Sept. 18, 7:30 p.m. at La Habra Methodist Church 631 N. Euclid, La Habra. District chairmen will be conducting workshops in all categories. New sections were announced OCC Sets up Photo Class A new course, Advanced Photojournalism, will start at Orange Coast College in September. The class will study and use photo techniques practiced in mass communications fields. Journalism instructor Phyllis J. Jackson and photography instructor Arthur G. Evans will team up to present the course to students. Miss Jackson will teach photo-reporting, photo editing, layout, photo reproduction processes and makeup techniques. Evans will teach the use of press type cameras, magnesium flash, electronic flash, available light, press films, and high speed laboratory processing techniques. Miss Jackson said photojournalism is applied not only in newspapers and magazines, but is used in advertising, industrial publications, public relations, technical journals and television. She said the photojournalism course ties directly into OCC's courses in reporting, copyreading, makeup and editing. Skills gained in the course, she said, may be applied in student publications and brochures, and the student newspaper, the Barnacle. Gardeners By the California Association of Nurserymen 1. Dutch iris, freesia, ixia, sparaxis and several other spring-blooming bulbs are best planted planted in September, not later. 2. Avoid top watering with chrysanthemums from now on. Stake them to be sure they don't flop over when heavy with blooms. air Sex — At A County g Pomona for Preview of Los Angeles Co Lindhorst, a 'Fairette,' Will be in Hog Calling Contest Sharon Tennyson, 19, Finalist Gardeners Checklist California Association of Nurserymen iris, freesia, ixia, and several other springbulbs are best planted September, not later. Top watering with chrysts from now on. Stake the sure they don't flop heavy with blooms. 3. Many of your favorite perennials — Canterbury bells, English daisies, etc.—will be available as seedlings this month. 4. Give roses plenty of water this month to encourage fall blooms. 5. Feed established lawns in September to keep them vigorous and green well into fall. TAKES TWO-WEEK COURSE Marine Private First Class Edward L. Faram, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Faram of 1168 Hazelwood, has graduated from Aviation Familiarization School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis. 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