Valley Times from North Hollywood, California • 21

Install Hill As 'Mayor' Of Encino Movieland archer Howard Hill has succeeded comedian George Gobel as honorary mayor of Encino. He took office at the 30th annual banquet of the Encino Chamber of Commerce. Actor Dennis Weaver was installed as honorary sheriff and formal approval was given to chamber officers and directors for 1960, Councilman Pat McGee administrated the oath of office to John W. Givens, president; Dr. Arnold R.

Greene, first vice president; David E. Hinckle, second vice president; Willard Dennison, secretary; and Bart(lett M. Hackley, treasurer. Directors installed M. Frank Flowers, Yale Freed.

Carl A. Gottschalk, Muriel (Hagan, Margaret M. Boyd, John W. Langston, Richard A. Love, Fred R.

McLaughlin, Leo A. (Marks and Clare W. Workman. A surprise was the appearMrs. Boyd among directors.

Only this week on the toss of a coin she was declared the winner of a recent election after a fourth count of the bal-, lots ended in a tie vote. Master of ceremonies for the evening was actor Glenn Langan. Invocation was given by Rabbi Ben Zion Bergman land Pledge of Allegiance was led by Richard Bergin. A portrait of Hill as honorary mayor was presented to the chamber by artist Toni Trevaire. Engineer Group Will Hear Tosti Col.

Carlo R. Tosti, who is assigned to headquarters Air Research and Development Command of the U.S. Air Force, will speak on "Military Challenges of the 1960's" at a banquet to be given Tuesday at the Beverly-Hilton Hotel in observance of National Engineers' Week Monday through Friday. The week, which will pay tribute to more than 20,000 engineers in Los Angeles County industry, is being sponsored by 38 Los Angeles engineering societies. Medico Staff To Hear Specialist A specialist in forensic medicine from London will be the guest speaker when the Valley Presbyterian Hospital's medical staff meets at the First Presbyterian Church of Encino, 4903 Balboa Tuesday.

Dr. Francis E. Camps will address the 8 p.m. gathering as part lof a nationwide speaking tour. PAT O'NEILL Announces Benefit Teen Queen Of Elks Tops Dance Trio Pat O'Neill, Sunland-Tujunga Elks' Teen-Queen, announced the third Teenage Dance, to be held 7:30 p.m.

Feb. 26 at the Elks Lodge, 10039 Pinewood Ave. lat Assisting Miss O'Neill will be Misses Karen Florance, and Madeline Nichols, princesses. Dancing will begin at 7:30 p.m. with music by the Roller-Coasters.

Couples only will be admitted and tickets may be obtained from the queen or princesses, or by calling FLorida 3-4336. Donations will be one dollar per couple. Money derived from this affair will be used for youth activities in March. Jehovah Witness Film Showing Set Joseph L. Roth, presiding minlister of the Sun Valley congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, announced today that he has arranged for a free show of the color film "Divine Will International Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses." at Kingdom Hall, 12025 Allegheny Sun Valley, at 7:30 p.m.

tomorrow. The public press, newsreel and other news channels gave worldwide attention to this assembly last summer, acclaiming it as the world's largest Christian convention. For eight days it packed out both Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds in New York City. A quarter-million delegates from 123 lands were present at the climax of the event to hear Nathan H. Knorr, Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society's president, speak on the subject "God's Kingdom Rules--Is the World's End Near?" Float into a new figure! new Corselettes only by with floating bra that ends shoulder strap strain No more tug-o'-war stories 1 about corselettes! In new Free-Lift, you'll never know you're wearing shoulder straps.

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22, 30 day 9:30 til 9 90 day OTHER DAYS 6 month revolving 9:30 TO 5:30 240 M. San Fernando Burbank VALLEY THURSDAY, DANCE TRADITIONALLY Junior Group To Present 2 Ballets Junior Ballet Theater, and Southern California by of junior or child performers las traditionally performed world over, will present two Feb. 27, in Van Nuys Junior; High School. A morning matinee pro; am at 10:30 a.m. will include divertissements from "Sleeping Princess and "Nutcracker." while "Les Sylphides," "Graduation and "Sleeping Princess" will comprise the 8:15 p.m.

offering. "Graduation Ball" was set for Junior Ballet Theater Company by David Lichine himself, and the choreography is the same that performed by Royal Danish Ballet, London Festival Company, Ballet Theater and Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo. The finale has been slightly altered to permit a more frivolous ending because of the youth of many of the dancers participating, but all the solos are danced exactly as choreographed for the major companies. The same is true of "Les Sylphides," which Junior Ballet Theater Company performs AS Michel Fokine set the ballet in a ballet company career. originally, and divertissements, "Sleeping) Beauty" staged by June Morris, company choreographer, are those brought by Anton Dolin from Sadler's Wells to Ballet Theater in 1 New York.

Junior Ballet Theater Company enjoys the distinction or being the first junior ballet company ever permitted to perform "Graduation Ball," which is world famous and enjoyed even by members of major' companies when dancing it performance. Junior Ballet Theater, which began as Children's Ballet Theater tracted in older August, and 1953, soon ambi- at-" more tious dancers and its name was changed to Junior Ballet Theater. It is now a non-profit California corporation and the company has expanded its repertoire to four ballets and variations from The auxiliary, The othersation Balletomanes, is headed by Mrs. Phillip Ferrara of North Hol-lary lywood. Foundation president is Mrs, Lawrence A.

Aicholtz, while LeOla Stone is company artistic director. Company membership is open to any young dancer seriously interested in a ballet company Kite Safety and fun checklist for earthboys Launching Pad -Open field away from overhead wires. During Countdown- -Make sure kite has no metal parts. Ground Control -Dry cotton string only (never wire or metallic). Crash Procedure- -Abandon kite immediately if it catches in any wires! SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Co dison, COMPANY TIMES SECOND SECTION FEBRUARY 18, 1960 21 distinguished in the Valley being the only company to present all its works by major companies the performances Saturday, N.H.

Man Translator At Games ROSE BETWEEN TWO HORNS Jerome Courtland, right, star of KABC-TV's "Tales the Vikings." tries his horned helmet on lovely Joan Chandler, Princess Hollywood, as Norwegian Consul General Axel Moltke-Hansen looks on with approval. Courtland had just returned from Nordic countries where he spent 14 months filming Kirk Douglas Bryna Production-United Artists series. Show is seen at 7 p.m. Tuesdays over Channel 7. HALLMARK PRIZE Glendale Student Wins Art Award A 17-year-old Glendale Sauer of 3633 Encinal named as one of five young nominated for a Hallmark national scholastic art awards Miss Sauer, the daughter Mr.

and Mrs. Carl W. Sauer, is an art student in the class of Mrs. Martha Arnold and for the past two summers has studied under instructor Richard Yip at Fort Bragg. She said she entered 10 water color paintings in the competition prior to Christmas, but has not learned which painting was singled out for the award she will receive.

Each of the Southern California nominees is to receive a gold achievement key and each painting or drawing selected for competition will be identified with a gold seal reading: Van Hall, former European Ski Champion, commander of Polish White Ski Troops during World War II, and now North Hollywood resident and ski promoter, serves today at Squaw Valley Winter Olympics as offlical interpreter to terview European contestants. Hall, unlike HALL many sports thor ities, predicts he'll 1 be interview. ing Americans when he interviews ski champions from the Olympic Games. And while he interviews, he'll be working with camera crews and script writers for his most recent venture, that of a television and recording producer in Hollywood. The dynamic Hall, whose first love was the world of skis, snow inland danger, plans dramatic series featuring several of the Olympic stars and centered on skiing, he said.

In addition to his work with his newly formed production firm, Hall is president emeritus of the Cinema Ski Club, and has taught such students as Cary Grant, Rhonda Fleming, Debbie Reynolds and Terry Moore. Gary Cooper, he said, is honorpresident of the club. In the meantime, his first two records, "Love Is Timeless" by Barbara Foy, and "Ski Song." in which he himself features, have been released and are on sale, at least in the Olympic areas. Counseling Center Open A new family counseling center has been opened in cal counseling for Northridge to offer psychologi: adults, as well as marriage counseling, spokesmen for Northridge Psychological Services said today. The new center, located at 8949 Reseda also will offer speech therapy, remedial reading and vocational testing Detailed information on services, fees and schedules for the non-profit organization may be obtained by telephoning DIckens 5-0237.

WILL PERFORM -Laszlo Jilly, premier dansant, is shown with Roberta Swing, 17-year-old North Hollywood prima ballerina of Junior Ballet Theater, in pas de deux, finish pose from "Sleeping Beauty" divertissements to be presented in performances at Van Nuys Junior High School Feb. 27. HALL MONDAY WILL BE HOLIDAY Banks, schools and all government offices including branch post offices will close Monday in observance of Washington's Birthday, Postal authorities report there will be no mail delivery on the national holiday, and only the Terminal Annex postal facilities in downtown Los Angeles will be open for receipt of mail and sale of stamps. Schools and school offices will be closed for the day, with the Los Angeles Board of Education postponing its regular Monday meeting to Tuesday at 4 p.m., in honor of the nation's first President. Most private business houses open, Chamber of Commerce spokesmen said.

Mrs. Allard Rites Today Private services for Mrn. Margaret Allard, 80, who died Tuesday at a rest home, will be held today at Utter-McKinley Valley Mortuary, Born Gridley, Mrs. Allard had lived in the Los Angeles area 39 years, residing at 4151. Bellingham Studio City, She and her husband owned and operated a real estate business here for 35 years, the U.S.

Land Co. She Is survived by the husband, William L. Allard son, William L. Allard daughter, Mrs. Hazel Rheinschild; three grandchildren, a greatgrandson, a greatgranddaughter, all of the North Hollywood area.

Private interment will folflow the service, Bethel 80 To Host Dignitary High School student, Linda La Crescenta, today was Southern California artists honor award in the 1960 competition. "Regional nomination for Hallmark Honor Prize." Work of each nominee will be shown to a panel of judges in New York March 29 for determination of the national scholastic awards. Color Lure RICHMOND, Va. (P) They call it the technique of sublimal motivation to control litterbugs. What it means is that the city's trash barrels will be painted pink, blue and yellow in the hope that more people will use them than the old green-painted ones.

Mrs. Donna Mason, deputy grand guardian in California, will make her official visit to Van Nuys Bethel 80., Internatonal Order of Job's Daughters, tomorrow night at 7:30 in the Masonie Temple, 14750 Sherman Way, A special presentation has been planned in her honor. Those participating will be Diane Rigging, honored queen; Jerilyn Russell, senior princess; Pat Canfield, junior princess; Barbara Hancock, guide and Jan Norberg, marshal. Mrs. Helen B.

Hancock, guardian and Mr. Herbert Hill, associate guardian will be present to welcome Mason. On Friday morning, Feb. 12, the mothers and their daughters enjoyed a trip, touthe Van Nuys Water and Company, They were shown a demonstration and an educational film. Barbara Hancock was in charge of this money making and educational event.

Part of the proceeds from this affair will be sent to the scholarship and educational fund, sponsored by International Order of Job's Daughters, Prizes were won by Mmes. C. C. Barret, J. Davies, W.

B. Hancock, J. D. Hungerford, E. G.

Norberz, H. B. Montgomery, H. L. Walleck and W.

L. Wetzel. cal Brotherhood Week The period from Feb. 21 to 28 was designated Brotherhood Week in a resolution adopted today by the City Council. The observance is sponsored annually by the National Conference of Christians and Jews.

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