The Van Nuys News from Van Nuys, California • Page 54

Thursday, Sept. NEWS Council Approves Street Realignment A A I '3 1 MINE PRODUCTS 2lnc and silver rpjn- the chief products of thern. Idaho mine 1 Change qf alignment for was roL-ommentlcd Soto between Topham St. and Vcntuia Blvd. has been approved hy the City Council by Planning Commission IQ -suit tract development phns involving the -f-O acre Valley) Canoga Capers View rnnch.

BY JANIE PRESS TO ANNOUNCE THE HEW HOME OF VfE.ARl.MAKING.1HIS "GET ACQUAINTED OFFER" PORTABLE MIXER --i 1 Lots of speculation going on at Canoga High today for the new B-12s tfill be officially elevated a to their rank as seniors Sweater Day." JNed Ward, class president, has kept the color a well-guarded Registration Sfil! Open lor Valley Symphonic Chorale Fust meeting l)honic Qhorale, ie- 95 Limited Quantities Bf plans for the sweater assembly. Severa i chir- the mcr liv com- Down Two Speeds Heavy Duty Motor Finger Tip Control Full Size Beaters Stand on End Lightweight White Baked Enamel Finish Stores Easily in a Drawer OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT NOW Pay On Convenient BUDGET TERMS Open Daily 8 to EGoodrich 3 1 i B.F.GoodHcli 14521 Sherman Way ST 5-0520 At Von Nuyi Blvd. Plri.IV erf free Parkin? Tomd Mickry Kellen-rt. rnrffmp secretary, and Bonnie Petty, treasurer. HTXTERS CAM; Anyonp buying a fuh-ctip (inn In Huntpi's Call, school paper of Canoga High, vt ill have frVp admittance to the Rewaid "One Step fo Fara- clfsc" a i name stars.

The newspaper staff is going all out to make the sxibscnption ririvc the most successful ever. It is the aim of the Hunter's to out thfr and to print it in an intelligent and ejrteitaihmg maner. In addition tp campus news, the paper covers- and reports all sporting events; in which Canoga participate? A "Letters to the Editor" column is pecjaHy vital, as it biinss the opinions of the students IQ the attention of the of the Sytn- vocal gioup by the San Fernando Valley Symphony Association, held on Tuesday and high ehthusidsm ported tor this newly 01 I musical activity in the Valley both by the conductor and 'membeis of the Choi ale. Richard Knox, director of the Chorale stated, "We are most giatified at the response to our fo. registration, and even A stag rtance Under the name of '''Big Top Hop" will be held tomoaow night in the which will be decoiated in hiu- monv with tho theme Dance i stdrts at R'W and will Sporty is Jamo Press 1O 1 Stllc, ic- ge-slPd.

laiv, Ilefman Badillp, seiftcant-' 'SPORTS It ALLY Little hit. on' thp noisy side, hut nevei theles? cheeijful and amusing witl he the 5pm tsrally moie 50 the quality of the voices we have to work with, some of them familiar to me through Valley College choirs and new members 'who "have had fine experience qther groups Knox pointed out Hut registration in the Chorale thiough the Valley College closes to- COSOIOJf DISEASE Malaria is common in 12 states the United States. tnorrow but that those intcrc? 1 ed who find it impobsible to i ister by then, may make inlg vidual arrangements by STate S4309. The Symphpnic Cho.rale uill integrate with the San P'et'nan- do Valfey Symphony for a Mo. zart Festival perfprmance of The Magic Flute, and will wptk independently on other inter, estmg works, Brahms' Song of Fate being one of those tentatively scheduled.

sup-1 on Sept. 29 the Purpose of the gathering is to- put pep and mt.ie pep into the ami which -Yirm such an important part in all sport competition 11 All coaches V-U1 introduce Cheir teams -and -tell a little ahout their hranch of sports- Head cheer leader Walt Dennis. tie by Jan JJsrlett, Barb Cambell, Ray Slack; Art Aston. Head song leader Judy Cann- ng will have 'helpers in Dorene txvong, Mafgo Ashley, Tish Sartlet, Gail Kaplan. Alternate Marlcen Wieraba.

Telecast Services of Church in Bell Christian Church of Bell will be honored as one of the Great Churches of the GoJcf- ea West when serviqes are televised Sunday over KTTV, Channel 11, beginning at 11 a m. A short sermon will be delivered by the Rev. A. Woi- pastor of.the church, and the choir will furn.sh special music; Seek Auto Driver Who Hits, Fatally Injures Aged Man Police today are hunting a woman Jut and rah. driver who struck and fatally Injured Maf cedonio Hernandez, 73, of 13178 Hoyt night at Van Nuys Elvd and -Ral-rton Ave.

The aged man died in Genral Hospital about three hours after the accident Tuesday about 7.30 police records show. A njotorist chased the "hit- run vehicle for a half-mile but was unable to catch it He dei scribed the car as a light car I with dual exhaust pipes. ALL GJRLS October 12 13 the girls' fashion show in the auditorium This year all girls interested ip modeling must make their, own creations. The clothes will then selected by the cabinet, T. A Boardman says that two pajamas, three pushers, one feermuda outfit, our school skuts and tops, 'our inter or fall dresses, one sUi.t, one coat, three dresses for dates snd twoiformals be Delected The girls who made hem will also model the slothes.

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