Valley News from Van Nuys, California • Page 36

10-A-Ccnfrol 10-A-North 10-A-Wcst Von Nluvs. THIS IS THE NEWS of NORTH HOLLYWOOD Sun Valley 1320 N. Brighton St. Burbank The annual Thank Offering Seiivice of the Women's Society; of Christian Service of the First United Methodist Church Tolucd Lake By SHEILA HAZLETT Phone 845-9080 of Hollywood, 483: Tujunga will be held Sunday, with Dr. Fletcher H.

Scharer of Pasadena as speaker. "Leftovers for God" will be Dr. Scharers topic at both the 9:45 a.m. and 11 a.m. services.

A third generation Methodist minister, he was born in Belgaum, India, son of missionary parents. He has served churches in Arizona aiid California. From. 1954 to 1959 he superintendent of the Tri-state District which included 60 churches" in South- DR. P.

H. SCHABER Will Speak Sunday ern California, Southern Nevada- and Northern, Serving on. many important commissions and committees of church, he. was a.dele- gate to the World Methodist Conference in London in 1966, and has traveled extensively on-'five continents. The "free mil" offering will be used to further the many mission projects of the Wom- eir's Society in.

the Los Angeles) as well as in foreign Sirs. A. C. Estes, president of the'North. Hollywood, group, introduce speaker, ancC will be.

assisted in the by other officers and members of the society. "KAISESTG A FAMILY Can Be Fun" will be the subject of Dr. Irene C. Kassorla. psychologist and radio, and television personality, as "she speaks to parents of the nursery and kindergarten departments of Trinity Conunu-' nity Presbyterian Church.

11960 Victory today at 30 p.m. $rior to gather in Friendship Hall to be informed as to what is taking place hi the Tuesday nursery class, under the direction of Mrs. Terry Bundy. Mmes. Jack Sharp, church school nursery department coordin- tor, and Tom Rainville, kindergarten department director, will participate, as' well as church school teachers.

This is tihe first in a series of Parent Awareness programs being conducted by the Christian education, committee, led by Max Alvarez, chairman. MRS. NORMAN GOULD will be hostess in. her Sun Valley ho me'for the Mother's Club of North "Hollywood Bethel 211, International Order of Job's Daughters Monday at 8 p.m. She will be assisted by Dr.

Kassorla's presentation the parents will Mmes. Dale Breech and Gerald Breech as cohostesses. BURBANK BLVD. Elementary School PTA will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. hi the auditorium, 12215 Albers St.

with Dr. Ralph V. Lanz as guest speaker. Dr. Lanz will discuss "The Ichool Situation Today," and Miss Beatrice O'Brien, Burbank's new principal, will address the association for the first time.

Brownie Troop 325 will lead the Pledge of Allegiance and refreshments-will be served. TWO HONORARY Service Awards and a Citation-of Special Recognition were awarded by the Vinedale Elementary School.PTA. Mrs. Jeanne.RusSell Gilpin, who- as serving, her second term as PTA president at Vinedale, received an honorary service award for her work youth. Mrs.

Gilpin, a native of Glendale, has a BS degree in business administration from UCLA and is a certified public accountant. She has been active hi she has donated two lunch hours weekly to work with the student chorus and has coordinated the school's Christmas programs each year. Mrs. Florida Kachner Southern attended College, Kent State University and Youngstown University, and taught for a number of years in her native Ohio prior-to coming to Sun Valley. A teacher for a total.of 23 years, she is also the mother of two'daughters and has two grandsons.

An active member of Eta Iota Chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma' International Sorority for more than 20 years, she has also played piano for church and Sunday school services. A' citation for special recognition of her many charitable activities was presented to Mrs. Dorothy Sand Williams, who works as a noon aide at Vinedale. Among her many projects is the collecting of stamps and used greeting cards which-she takes regularly patients at Olive View Mrs. Williams stores clothing and furniture." and dis- tributes them at her own expense those in and has collected or donated personally whenever food is needed.

She also collects newspapers for fund raising church projects and is a member of the choir, as well as being responsible for much of the altar decorations. In the citation, signed by Mrs. Gilpin and Mrs. Esther Appleton, Vinedale principal, Mrs. Williams was lauded for her many acts of 'kindness over the years.

She has three Scouting, both Brownies and Girl -Scouts, and is currently serving as a Cub Scout den mother. Her positions with the PTA included the chairmanship of chilcL welfare, magazine, budget, ways and means, and the offices of auditor, treasurer arid first president. This busj lady has also taught Vacation Bible School at Calvary Bible Church in Burbank for three years. She is the mother of three children. Also named as an honorary Bids Due on Chatsworth Drain Work Bids to build' 'additional flood control facilities in the Chatsworth area, expected to cost about 53.100,000 are due to be opened'tomorrow, Supervisor Warren Dorn reported.

Offers will be unsealed by the County Flood Control District-starting at 11 a.m. Award of contract by the Boardof Supervisors is due in about 10 days'. Dorn said it will call for construction of over two miles of Browns Creek channel run- jning between Roscoe Blvd. and Lasseii St. Tlie project will involve building reinforced concrete rectangular channel varying in size from 65-feet wide by 10-feet deep to 40f-eet wide by 13-feet deep, reinforced concrete 'bridges, and pipe -sections.

Plans for the mulit-million HONORED by "Vmedale -Elementary School PTA from left are Mmes. Dorothy Sand Williams, Elizabeth Kachner and Jeanne Gilpin. Mrs. Williams was of Special Kachner and Gilpin were named-as Honorary Service Award recipients. ident, explained the theme for the meeting, cate in Person." She said, "Communication is vital.

Valley Boy Places Second In Legion Speech Contest children dren. and two grandchil- FOREIG3N 7 EXCHANGE students, representing the American Field. Service reactions to life United States and foreign countries at the Tolti- ca Lake Elementary School PTA meeting Tuesd.ay,. at 10 a.m. 4810 Cahuenga Blvd.

Theseiyoung people, now attending Howard Taft High School, are Sunila Abeyesekera of Ce3 lon, and Elaine Vo'gt arid Scott" Swanson, both American students ivho have participated in the AFS program, Miss Vogt in Finland, and Swansoii in Ger- Mary Thomas, chairman of the by-laws committee will report on proposed revisions. Members are reminded secret pals will be revealed during, social hour, and each one should taring a gift. Committee for the evening will be Mmes. Becky Bachtel, Florence LeGranduer and Marie Bauer. Knowledge of the'school curriculum is one of many, ways parents can better 'understand their child's world." Fourth grade-room mothers will serve refreshments during the social hour.

North Hollywood High School senior Alan Cirlin 17 has placed second in the State Speakoff of the American Legion, held under auspices of the Legion's-Americanism Division's Oratorical Contest. The statewide competition held Sunday at Hollywood Post 43 was the culmination of contests begun at 'the post level. District Speakoffs determined winners to compete in area contests, and six area winners in California vied for honors in the most recent-contest. Durham Orator Wins State winners will compete In national regional and sectional contests April 6 and 13 respectively, and finally a National Speakoff to determine a nationwide winner will be held in Houston, on April 16. First place winner the state contest was Lance Smith of Durham, representing Area.

1. Cirlin. represented Area 6 and the 20th'District, and was sponsored by North Hollywood Post 307 of the American Legion. His speech teacher at North Hollywood High School is Mrs. Kaye Ross.

As second place winner, he received $175 and an engraved wristwatch. The national winner will receive a. $4000 -eoh lege scholarship, according to James Welch, master of cere-, monies on Sunday and com-; mander of the American- Legion's 24th -District. Make Two Speeches Students were asked speak on some phase of 'the; topic "The Constitution of.the, United States," emphasizing attendant duties of citizens to government The contest both an eight to 10 minute, prepared speech, and a three to five minute extemporjhe- ous discourse delivered after only five minutes' preparation. IT'S BUILDING BOOM The Philippines plans; 4 large explosive making ENCOME PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT appointments your office STATE and FEDERAL COMPLETE 12 341-6632 Neal "Keemi erate and promises h'vely question and answer period.

Also on the program will be the. election of officers, according to Mrs. Joseph Van Winkle, PTA president GLEN WOOD Elementary School PTA 'will, meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. for a program titled "Happiness Is Youngj and Girls," to be presented the auditorium, 8001 Sun Valley. Mrs.

Cameron, school nurse. Cameron will show two film Strips, 'Especially for 1 and inform parents as'to what is being taught to sixth graders-about of life'. of PTA officers for the--1970-71 term wiU be. held during tiie meetiiig, a youth groups report mil be given. Fifth: grade room mothers will be hostesses, and all interested persons are invited to -attend.

CLASSROOM i i ations of the jRoscoe School PTA Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in the auditorium. 10765 Stathern Sun, Valley- Mrs. Ruth Lewallen. principal, will show and explain the j'by Brownie Troop.819, direct-j ed by leader Dorothy Mug- geridge, 'and an "Inspirational Message in Miniature" will be presented' by first and second graders.

the Flag salute will be led by dollar facility were prepared will be provided by Flood Control District enffi-h by Flood Control District engt neers. The -agency will oversee construction and be "-responsible for operation and maintenance of the completed channel section. service winner is Mrs. Eliza-1 Work yill start within. 30 beth Isler Kachner.

a teacher at Vinedale since 1961, where Tiger Tracks I days after the contract award and take about a year to complete. Funds to finance construe- by Indian Guide tribes, Toluca, Seneca and Osage. Hostesses will- be: the -second grade room mothers. 1 Coffee will be served preceding the meeting. 1 REBEKAH LODGE 382 of North Hollywood will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at p.m..

at the Odd the sixth grade. Ms. Emil Shustak. pes- IMS For that complete line Levi's cowboy--jeans, bell- bottoms, stay prest and even women's Levi's shop Double D. It's your headquarters for any western gear: OPEN SUNDAYS Mon.

Fri. Tues. thru Sat. 10-3 Sunday PLENTY OF FREE PARKING BankAmericard Master Charge 11071 Son Fernando Road (Comer of Poxton Snn Fernando) Pacoima, California Phone: 896-9707 tion of the structure were in-1 Temple, 5026 Viueland Ave. in the cm-rent fiscal' The business meeting will year budget of the be under tire direction of Mrs.

'Dorn added. I Herbert Ziefle, noble, grand. news from I I I san fernando high school By LINDA AVALOS you know what San Fer- naado is famous for? Well I CGflldn't even begin to tell hall. Here not only were students who had been at the conference in Camarillo but yonj but one tiling which man3 new students who eriiody knows is we have "were interested and wanted to some fabulous leaders. know how they could become was noted when 20 lvolwd interschool ex- deals from the school attended! changes.

the- Intel-group Relations! Tigers -not only Camp Conference. Here tu-l provided music but also plen- dents from Chatswortli and of food and dnnks for ever Noftli Hollywood got toscUier ne is hoped Uiat these ex- v.ifii San Fernando for a week changes EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES --Vs" WALNUT PEG BOARD EXT. PLYWOOD be made on a end-at Camarillo. 31 any of our regular basis so students will be Tigers helped to clear up many problems for the oilier ler schools and whenever Uicre lhcir was a social event San Fcr- naado JieJped lo gel tilings rol- communicate Jjct- boUl suidents from TJgerviJle students attending were: Ann Taylor, Si- manco De Witt. Francine Brqadous, Josie Doss, Xeyrsome, Janice Lester Peridns, Mark Hichard Jackson, Donald Duffy, Alexander Marcano, Izzy Rickie Yribe, Cardenas and Linda AC, ACTIVITY card, social card, sports card, caU it asiy thlaig because it ail pertains to a Jitlle card which says "San Fernando High School.

Tiger Stripes, Student. Activity and is the Tigers ticket to any fantastic tMng which happens or is happening, from a baseball game to watching the Brown Sugars at a jazz assembly. cUy of cnj0 lllcm wrapped up in this litUlc card. ive were liajjpy to have Anywhere sec a Tiger you one of our new teachers, Eslfa- -jifj an aclliity card, they cr slay with MS have sold like pancakes and during the week end. arc setting, so don't be helped to lead many of jj lc greatest thing to Discussions into the heart, of at TigcrviilJc and tony maUers.

OtJier teachers and vour activity card. Hugh Hodgens, principal, also came down. In all it was was a very spc- very rewarding conference for a 3av when BiJl San Fernando and also helped 3al "right, Eil3 Cosby! show our great leadership 3) a with 3nis a33-slar team against. our ovm varsity team. Game started at FRIDAY San Fernando 7: 45 p.m.

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