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Torrance ElompnUry Sohool-CHoward Matthews, Tomas Soto, , Jack Hawkfir Vp, la Aldorete, Barbara Barra, Phyllis Bryson, Lucy Bustlllos, Juana Dnartc, Mary Gardner, Mary Slack, Bar-
children will be presented in a Christman program at a meet ing of the Parent Teachers' Association on Tuesday evening, Dec. 16. An afternoon presenta tion of the program will be held Monday, Dec. 15 for the school children. Mrs. Elmer Moon, P.T.A. president, said no business rneetlnjt will be held.
Mrs. Marc I a McCloskey's third grade will present the fol lowing children decorating and trimming the Christmas tree: Roger ' Ambill, Ollie L e s s 1 n, Lawrence Martin, Joseph Vena- ble, Judith Alien, Margaret Cun- 'ningham, Patty Ann Fisher and
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the chorus are Terry Miller, Henry Pupkoff, Richard Ruf- fel, Barbara Hester, Frances Justice, Corinne Menmuir, Kay Prances Smith and Penelope Sona.
Mrs. Ortrude Powell's third grade will be featured In the scene "Hanging up the Stock ings." The following children will sing "Jolly Old St. Nicho las": Larry Orisham, tarry Dru- ry, Lillian Hedgecock, Leonard Thornton, Marietta Fowler,Marilyn McOary, Roy Rusk, Neva Holdxworth and Glonn Barlow.
"Waiting for Santa In the Evening" will be the scene de picted by Mix* Alma Nelson's and Miss Lynn Jackson's sec ond grade classes. The play ers will be Donald Beets, Mar garete Hill, Wendpn Nofsker, Sandra Hibbert and Rosemary Foils. Children Ringing "Silent Night" will b* Bob Hansen, Rosemary Hill, Judith Altei Lance Meat-ing, Jackle Justice, Carol Gremlnger, Donna McHen ry, Ernie Bhamblen. Nancy Lidyard, Lorraine Carr, Cynthia Beadle, Mary Valencia, Joe Rios and Diana Clark
Mlns Doric Undsey's second grade children presenting "Santa Comes- and Gifts Are Brought" am: Max Benton, Robert Berg, Gerald Gray, Phil lip Jarvls, Billy Upowskl, Jo seph Williams, Karen Hakan son, Nancy Hall, Carrol Miller Brenda Shrlver, Patsy -Sommers Marilyn Whltacre, Carol VW man.
Her third grade students Ralph Kane, Ronnie Lovelady
bara Smith and Violet Worland. sine "Jingle Bells"
and "Up on the House Top."Mrs. Dora Jane Freeman's
class will present the scene "Toys Put Away" and the fol lowing children will sing "Lulla by, My Little Toys," (Brahm's lullaby); fatric Malone, Pete Chavez, Ronald."MrCue,. Gilbert Collna, Charles Gllliam, James Van Drew, Vera Escobar, Kath-
en Epperheimer, Wauthena )uncan. Connie Alvarez and
Lamella King.tableau "Shepherds In
Fields" will have Kenneth Desh-r and Richard Kobayaski from[rs. Eva Barnett's room, and
Walter McHenry, Larry Stamper,' Wayne Brlmley and Fieddie Diesel from Mrs. Mar garet Hodgson's grade.
Children in the chorus fromil.s group are Truman Price,
Gary Hakanson, Ottls Dunrnyer, Mary Rathbone, Kay Shoe maker. Janet Robinson and Mar-ha Williams. Mrs. Barnctfs
group In the chorus is Marian Jmlth, Geraldine Rusk, James S c Wm i d t, Brian Maesterson, Ruth Stellery, G|en Wrlght. Al gene McLaughlin and Arlene Sinmons.
"Shepherds and Bethlehem"ill be the tableau shown *y
Mrs. Marcia Menmuir and Mrs Betty Huizing's classes. Gary Cooke, Wayne Wilson, . Bobby Cogblll, Jackle Johnston, Loui Lisoni and Danny Robinette ar
Webber as shepherds; angris will be Janot Atwood, Joy Pear- man and Carole Weitanen.
Participants in the chorus from Mis. Grace's class will bf Sandra Constance, Marilyn Ed wards, Nancy Zuvcr, Jacquclini- Pagac, Madeleine White, David McBrlde. Jeffrey Carr, Charle?
Former Aviation Cadets Now May Be Reinstated
to be muir1' ton,
shepherds from Mrs. Men class, and Stanley Wclp-
tanley Wiight, NathanSmith. John Gomez, J a c k i e Phipps and Roland Cobb are from Mrs. Hulzlng's class.
Children from these cla:,set in the chorus are: Gary Wells I-enore Sexton, Dick Freen.an Alice Otson, Patricia Rigshy Louise Lafferty, Iris Epper heimer, John Sherfey, Larry Probert, Kathie Curtiss am Donna Haynes
Mrs. Amelia Grace and Mrs Valda Murphi-ee's students wil offer the tableau "Shepherd and Angels" with Jerry Bums Danny Theodosls. Dickie Smart
Collins-, Sammy Smith and Joe tanks. Quinones. Sue Deaton, Margaret Wood, Teddy Menmuir, .Tanice Brimley, Freddy Wisingei, Con nie Erirson, Nina Sarukian. Paul Rowe, Robert Hanks anil loan Laskcris arc from Mrs.
Murphree's room."Manger Scene with Wise-1
men" will be presented by the hree sixth grade classes. Shep
herds will be Jimmy Walgren, ' Donald Forth, Donald Mann, ; Dwight Hastings, Jimmy Pine and Don Coulson Wise men will be Robert Guerra, Patric Jelsnia and Mary will be Janet Roven tine.
Chorus from -Robert Schir nei's, Mls« Jean Gravos' and
Mrs. Mabel Holt's clnssps are: Jerry Farrar, Eldon Rnthbonc, , Judith Ycltorrta. Nornia Mead. | Stanley Ellis. Patiicia Wilson. Donald Hawks. Joseph l^affei' ty. Joan ' Leech. Boh 'Hopkins. Carl Irwin. David Ruffoll. Belva Kennedy. Rehrcca Mitrhell. Dela Fowler, Shirley Avai-d. Robert Scarborough, biane Allon. Ed ward P owe 11. Hazel Fouts, Sheirie Cook, Ixonard Kali's, Helen Chavez, Bobby Hof and Adele Curtiss.
Stage hands are Carol Win- i ningham. Henrietta Sanchez. Sammy Held and Arthm Aide-! i-ete, Gaiy Plnkham and Ken | neth Mischke. !
Soloists for "We Three Kings" I aro: "Carl Irwin, Edward Pow-1 ell and Joe Lafferty. ; I
The Christian Junior choir, dl- j reeled by Mrs. t-in Bianum. will sing. - J
Mrs. Braves. 'Mrs. Huizing and MJ-S. Powell are in charge of the Christmas program for the school. Mrs. Freeman has been appointed music advisor for second and third grade play, and Mrs. McCloskey is stage advisor.
The kindergarten and first grade aiT having special pro-
Truman Brown, 4320 W. Im perial boulevard, is planning to subdivide 45.36 acres of land located east of Palos Verdes Drive East and south of Via Callnlta, Palos Verdes district.
The subdivision will be into 103 lots in an M 3 zone and will include street improvements of curbs and 2-inch premix surfac ing sewage disposal by septic
Wartime qualified Aviation Ca dets whose hopes for pilot training with the Air Force wenrv ended bv the curtailment of the Aviation Cadet Program in 1944-45 may be reinstated, M/Sgt. James R. Callissu, RS,*aid today.
Men in this special category, Sgt. Callissu said, may be rein stated r required
if they are unmarried, between* Candidates for Aviation Cadet 20 and 26'4 years old and have training must be between 20 had two or more years of satis- and 26'/» years old, unmarried, factory college study.
Formerly qualified cadets in terested in resuming pilot train ing should write direct to the Headquarters, United States Air
erely by physical
Force, Attention: Aviation Ca det Section, Washington 2S,
passing the I D.C., for information and inexamination,' stiuctions.
and have at least one-half of the credits leading to a degree at an accredited college or uni versity, or be able to pass an examination measuring theequl valent, and be of excellent character, sound physique, and in good health.
The approximately 35,000 men
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