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EVERYDAY PHRASES Scouts To Attend Roundup Undertake Language Study By VICKI EMERSON Patrol Correspondent The eight senior Scouts, selected by the Marin County Girl Scout Council to represent Marin at the second National Girl Scout Roundup at Colorado Springs, met recently at the home of Virginia Carter, the patrol leader. The purpose of the gathering was to learn short, everyday phrases in Spanish, French. German and Japanese. There will be Girl Scouts and Girl Guides from many foreign countries represented at the Roundup. Miss Lois Little, senior staff advisor, arranged for George Duncan, foreign language instructor at the College of Marin to supervise the learning and pronunciation of the foreign phrases.

He brought three foreign girls who are living in Marin County to say the phrases in their native tongues. The girls were Taeko Mabuchi, from Tokyo, Japaan, who is a graduate of Tokyo College and Renate Miersemann, from Berlin. Germany. Both girls are students at the College of Marin. The third was Janet Zurita Sternberger, from Mexico City, who teaches Spanish at Dominican Convent.

Other training activities have included: two camping trips to test and try out the equipment and make certain everyone is able to carry out such jobs as: Tent pitching, lashing and cooking over a charcoal fire. The first camp- out was held at Sky Oaks, the Marin County Girl Scout Council's Day Camp and the second at Bolinas, where the girls gathered agates, which will be polished and taken to Colorado as swaps, which are token to be exchanged with girls from other sections of the country'. I Plans Completed For Panhelleni Forum Saturday Arrangements have been completed for the Marin County Panhellenic forum to be held at the Ross Elementary 1 School on Saturday, May 2 at 10 a.m. This is the annual meeting held for college bound girls and their mothers to furnish information on rushing rules on various college campuses and sororities in general. Mrs.

Leigh Athearn, chairman. has announced that panel members will be Mesdames Guy H. Gale, Robert L. Kahl, R. L.

Rhoads, Jr. and Warren R. Perry. The meeting will be opened by Mrs. Robert O.

Keller. president of Marin Pan- hellenie and Mrs. Athearn will moderate the panel discussion. Since Dominican seniors are unable to attend Saturday morning, another meeting has Lbeen arranged at the home of Mrs. Robert 1720 Grand avenue in San Rafael on Wednesday afternoon, May 6, at 3.30 o'clock.

AT HILL SCHOOL Sausalito P-TA Will Install Officers, May 13 With the exception of the second vice president, an all-1 man board was elected to hold the executive offices of the Sau- salito Parent-Teacher 'which consists of the Central lowance versus earned money? Behavior Problems Panel Topic What is your opinion of and Bayside schools in Sausalito. Mrs. Emily Ross was the only woman elected recently at a What chores or responsibilities should we have at home? It it proper to hold hands in public? These are come of the meeting presided over by Mrs. questions to be discussed by a Howard Terris. group of Hill intermediate Alexis Tellis was elected school students at an 8 president; A1 Hass, first vice meeting tonight in the school president; Hal Mays, third vice auditorium.

president; George Galbraith, secretary; and Charles Cross, treasurer. Installation of these officers Under the sponsorship of the Hill Intermediate P-TA, a committee of 15 students and as many parents have been meet- will take place at the meeting jng one evening a week for the to be held Wednesday, May 13. four months in an attempt At the meeting, a resolution formulate what might be was adopted by the member- called a nf ship to pledge its cooperation The P.TA hopes this code when and to urge every citizen to be finished may be used as a guide aware of the needs and accom- by the parents and junior high plishments of the schools in the school students as to what is community during Public pr0per for 11 to 15 yeaY olds, School Week, April 27 through according to Mrs. Gordon So- May 1. rensen, committee chairman.

On the evening program, panei discussion will Elwood Ford, principal was highlight Hlll open moderator for a panel discus- house program which begins sion on Happening in at with ciassrooms open the Classroom. The Mesdames for and teachers on Shirley Krikorian, Doris Fre- jiancj tQ greet the parents and dette, Mane Kelly and Marjorie others interested in the school. Sutthoff ansvvered questions Pefreshments will conclude the put to them by Mrs. Warren Zimmer and Mrs. Walter Thom-1 Those participating in this panel discussion will be: Randy Wood, moderator, eighth grade; Peggy Sorensen, Frances Hasik, Gene Babo, Jean Fa- gani, Michele Wilson, Dick Wright, Kelly French.

Vickie Johnson, seventh graders; Roger Sorensen, Jon Ellis, Tam Metsger, Ron Webster, Pam Hanson. Jim Picchi, Kathy Taylor, Vicki Bird, eighth graders. son from the committee. Parent-Teacher DAYTIME DELIGHT PRINTED PATTERN 4785 SIZES 12-20 reach for this delight of a dress day after day whether staying in or stepping out. Note softly rounded neckline, novel pockets, slim lines of this easy-sew dress.

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Send 35c in coin (no stamps, please) for Pattern, Name, Address, Style Number and Size. Address PATTERN BURE A Independent-Journal, 1040 Street, San Rafael, Cal. For lst-class mailing, include Mi extra 10c per pattern. Job's Daughters Have Initiation At a recent meeting of Bethel 48, International Order of Daughters, with honored queen Chris Godtfredsen presiding, introduced and honored were Patricia Slayton, past honored queen of Bethel 48 and Grand Bethel musician of the state of California; Linda Warren, past honored queen of Bethel 48; Angie Golder, past Grand Guardian and Deputy Grand Guardian of the state of California; Dorothy Godtfredsen. past guardian of Bethel 48; Jean Weeks, guardian; Jerome Starr, associate guardian, both of Bethel 48; Docotr Coffee, Past Master of Citrus Lodge, New Orleans; J.

R. Fotherington, Past Master of Fall River Meadows; and Mrs. Coffee, Matron of Silver Spray Easter Star, Napa. Also introduced were the council members of Bethel 48. Thirteen girls were the new initiates into Bethel 48.

They were Sheela Prichard, Judy Elder, Carolyn Weiss, Luanne Foster, Sandra Schwarz, Judy Curry, Carol Peebles, Susan Worthington, Sue Marier, Rol- ayne Beckstead, Suzan Nieri, Kathleen Pelto, and Suzy Seidensticker. Refreshments were served after the meeting. RELIEVE itch minor RASH and get long-lasting comfort with toothing lanolin-rich RESINOLTcS RECENT GRADUATES Section of the American Association of University Women sponsored the on Friday evening at the San Francisco Yacht Club. Seen among the dancers were, left to right, Messrs. and Mesdames David Dorwood, James Kretchner, Michael Larkin and I.

Wayland Bonbright III. ann Wc omen Jlnhrprnhrut-ifDurnal, April 29, 1959 30 WIFE OF ROMAN MILITARY AIDE TO BE TCW CLUB SPEAKER Mrs. Robert Adamina, wife of Col. Adamina, will speak at the meeting of Tamalpais Centre Club on Friday afternoon and tell of her experiences as the wife of a military attache of the Embassy in Rome for four years. Col.

Adamina. who is now Air Security instructor at San Francisco State College, was also an Air Protocol officer in Washington, D. C. for three years. He is the nephew of Mrs.

Emile Reillac, past president of the club. Col. Adamina, a graduate of College of the Pacific, was the first all-American football player of the college. Mrs. Adamina.

who majored in dramatic art at College of the Pacific, while in Rome translated English movies into Italian. Her son. ho is now 17, took part in the movies. Mrs. Reillac is in charge of the program which starts at 2:45 and will be followed by a tea.

On the tea committee are Mesdames Edith Richardson, Joseph Rossi, George Beine, George Sweeney and Elie Dalmon. Members are invited to bring guests. Mrs. Sebastian Cimino, president, will conduct the 2 business meeting before the program and also the 11 a.m. executive board meeting that day.

THE BETTER HALF by Boh Bomes t-if "Don't feed me that old 'tough-day-ot-the-office' routine You were whistling and strutting until you got within fifty yards of the house!" Terra Linda Guild Holds Card Parties Already looking ahead to the Grape Festival, the Terra Linda Guild of Sunny Hills has been holding a number of card parties during April to raise funds for their apple booth. Afternoon parties are planned as well as evening bridge desserts, with members sharing hostess and co-hostess duties. Mrs. W. C.

Lafrenz opened her home for this event and was assisted by Mrs. John Namle and Mrs. Robert Friend. Mrs. Theodore McCarthy will host a group with the assistance of Mrs.

Torben Strand- gaard and Mrs. Alexander Beaton. Co-hostessing with Mrs. Leroy Meeker will be Mrs. Richard Kirwan and Mrs.

William Amons. At the home of Mrs. Dean Brokaw, Mrs. W. J.

Fairweather shared hostess duties. Others opening their homes are Mesdames Roland Irving, Robert Patterson, Robert Pritchard, Clarence Leisure, Ormand Mathews, Clyde Curley and Robert Lilly. Proceeds will enable the Guild to prepare the many apple treats which they plan to sell at the Festival. Candied apples, apple tea cake, iced apple juice along with other surprises will be offered. Another Addition To Duff icy Clan Another addition to the pioneer Dufficy clan of Marin County is being heralded.

The new arrival is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Buck Dufficy (Penelope Thorp) of Palo Alto. The young father is a junior at Stanford University. The baby, born on April 24 at Palto Alto General Hospital, has been named Kimberly Ann.

The little one is the granddaughter of Mrs. Harriet Buck Dufficy of Ross and Capt. Ellis Dufficy, who is stationed by the Air Force in England, and the great-granddaughter Mrs. Harry A. Buck of Ross and Mrs.

Rafael G. Dufficy Sr. of San Rafael. The great-great- grandparents, the late Judge and Mrs. M.

C. Dufficy, were pioneer residents of San Rafael. On the maternal side, grandparents of the little girl are Mr. and Mrs. H.

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SPEE DEE WASH Millar Ava. Shopping Cantor, 11 Kvargraan, Mill Vallay Dr. Swanson To Address Drake P-TA Sir Francis Drake High final Parent Teacher meeting of the year will be held on Wednesday evening. May 6, at 8 p. m.

in the Little Theater at the school, and will feature Dr. Chester Swanson, professor of education at the University of California. Dr. Swanson is a nationally famed expert in the field of secondary education, and for this occasion has chosen the subject: Good Is Our High School This eminent educator will touch on the Conant Report and discuss the reasons why the curriculum offered high school students today differs from that afforded their parents. Several years ago Dr.

Swanson addressed the Marin County Conference on Education. Dr. Swanson, in addition to his university teaching, acts as advisor on curriculum to many Bay Area and Peninsula high schools, and is currently a member of the Ford committee for educational research and development. Rounding out this exciting program will be the presentation of the officers of the P-TA for the year 1959-1960. They are as follows: president, Bryan Youngclaus; first vice president; Mrs.

Malcolm McVickar; second vice president, Mrs. Robert Prather; third vice president, Carleton Little; fourth vice president, Harold Allison, Principal of Drake High School; recording secretary, Mrs. Brooks Pringle; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Richard Henika; treasurer, Dr. Samuel LeCount; financial secretary, Mrs.

Edward Majesky; auditor, Mrs. Louis Getz; historian, Mrs. William Davis, and parliamentarian, Mrs. Jacob Lindenbaum. Wellesley Alums Spring Luncheon Planned May 23 Mrs.

E. Wilson Lyon, Wellesley College Alumnae Trustee, will report on to alumnae at the Annual Spring Luncheon of the Central California Wellesley Club, Saturday, May 23. This final activity of the spring for the group will be held in the home of Mrs. Robert Sibley, 1777 Leroy avenue, Berkeley, at 12:30 p.m. Bay Area alumnae of Wellesley, as well as those from central California and Nevada, and mothers of students presently attending Wellesley are invited to attend the luncheon.

Reservations should be made by Monday, May 18, with Mrs. Richard Hughes, Kentfield. Missionary Society To Hold Luncheon The Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church of Mill Valley will hold its annual spring luncheon tomorrow at the Mill Valley Golf clubhouse. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Emmet Parks, wife of the pastor of the First Baptist Church in Stockton.

Mrs. Parks has spoken at Bible conferences and missionary meetings throughout the country. On the arrangements committee are Mesdames Roy Saxton, H. O. Hansen and C.

B. Jones, and decorations will be done by Mesdames W. E. Lovvorn and Clark Holmes. Tickets for the luncheon may be purchased from Mrs.

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and Mrs. Paul I. Neder- man are entertaining Dr. and Mrs. Sherman Beers, Dr.

and Mrs. Howard Haswell, Messrs. and Mesdames Alexander Bovee, S. W. Briscoe, A.

C. Kuehl, Neil Brogger, John Merryman, Mert Hipsley, Robert Grady, Merton Jacobs and Joseph Minutoli. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pometta will have as guests before the ball, Messrs.

and Mesdames Peter Mitchell, John DeMaria, Elmer Garello, Howard Carlson, Daniel Murphy, J. Norman Hendrickson and Egizio Lend. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kincaid and Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph McDonald are entertaining at the home, their guests including Dr. and Mrs. Harry Kamp, Judge and Mrs. Guy Ciocca, LeRoi Dowdell, Anthony L.

Moretti, Fred J. Acciari, Bernard Hugh Allen, John Rademan, Patrick Flynn, John Egan, Robert E. Rich, George Walghren, S. W. McDonald and William A.

Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schutte have invited a number of guests to their Ross home preceding the ball, including Dr. and Mrs.

Alfred Bacigalupi, Dr. and Mrs. James Gobel, Dr. and Mrs. Melvin A.

Bleadon, Dr. and Mrs. W. Austin Lea, Great Pocahontas Will Visit Genessee Friday Genessee Council No. 180, Degree of Pocohontas, will honor Mickie Artz of Lenawee Council at Bellflower, the great Pocahontas, at its meeting on Friday night, which begins at 8:15.

Mrs. John Locati, the Pocahontas, who will preside at the meeting, will be assisted by Mrs. Violet Williams, Wenonah. Refreshments will be served afterward. Mrs.

Locato is general chairman. An escort team has been drilled for the reception of the great Pocahontas and the dignitaries accompanying her. The meeting of the council on May 15 will be preceded by a 6:30 p.m. pot luck supper. Reservations are being made with Mrs.

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Stanleigh Arnold, John Merryman, LeRoi Dowdell, Henry Turrini, George De Vincenzi, Mert Hipsley, Ervin Vickers, Peter Giovanzana, Egizio Lend, Rudolph Samson and Capt. E. I. Veitch, USNR. Panel Program Planned By Pro America A panel discussion on youth in Marin is scheduled for Pro America Marin membership meeting Monday, May 11, at the Marin Yacht Club, San Pedro road, San Rafael.

A salad luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m. by Mrs. E. Frances Hore, chairman. Hostesses assisting Mrs.

Hore are Mesdames Herbert K. Walton David Stephens, Henry Picard, Glenn W. Anderson, Elie Dalmon, Boyd C. Lindsay, Herbert F. Dubenhorst, R.

V. Smith, S. C. Stapn, Bessie M. Walsh and John Gaidano.

Decorations are under the direction of Mrs. Robert L. Tuckey. Speakers on the panel are Marin County District Attorney William D. Weissich, Sheriff Louis Mountanos and the new superintendent of Juvenile Hall, Frank Fogel.

Fogel received his degree in social work at the University of Minnesota and has served as director of community centers in Omaha, Nebr. and in St. Louis, Mo. Prior to coming to Marin County he was executive director of Berkeley Area Jewish Community Center. Reservations, which close May are limited to 120.

They may be made with Mesdames Volney E. Howard, Harry W. Johnson or Laurence J. Dervin. There will be a nominal charge for guests.

Mrs. Sylvester J. McAtee, president, announces that the Mental Health program originally planned for this meeting will be studied in discussion groups during the summer. FORGET YOUR WORRIES! GO TO A MOVIE TONIGHT! 7:09:45. Last complete show 9:23.

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