Charity League has membership tea
The members of the Burbank Chapter of National Charity League are
busy planning their annual Membership Tea to welcome the chapter's
newest mother and daughter members.
Under the leadership of Chairwoman Nancy Baylon, the members will
transform a hall at St. Francis Xavier Church into a tropical
paradise and extend an "aloha" to these new members.
The membership drive, headed by Membership Vice President Jamie
Reeves, is underway.
National Charity League is a national mother-daughter organization
committed to community service, leadership and cultural experiences.
Mothers with daughters in middle and high school grades volunteer at
local philanthropies such as the Burbank Temporary Aid Center, Family
Service Agency, Kids Community Clinic and the Boys & Girls Club.
Cinema club to screen short films
The Los Angeles Cinema Club, now in its 73rd year, will screen a
series of short films by Glendale filmmaker Stan Whitsett during its
meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the social hall of the Little White
Chapel in Burbank.
The program will also include a screening of the Academy
Award-nominated short "De Duva" by George Coe and Anthony Lover, a
satire of the films of Ingmar Bergman and a short video on
video-editing techniques called "How I Edit."
According to Burbank resident and club President Pamela Gilmore,
the amateur photo club, which has met in Burbank for two years, is a
social and special-interest group made up of beginners and
experienced filmmakers including many international and national
contest winners.
Although the group primarily works in video formats, members also
work in color slides and film. The group is open to visitors who make
films, edit films and enjoy showing and/or watching them. The group
meets on the fourth Wednesday every month, except December. For more
information, call Gilmore at 842-3820. The church is at 1711 N. Avon
St. Refreshments will be served.
Charity League
anticipates Presentation
Under the direction of Chairwoman Debbie Kukta, the final touches
are being put on the Senior Presentation for the Burbank Chapter of
National Charity League.
At the black-tie dinner dance, this year at the Sheraton
Universal, the chapter's senior girls will be recognized for their
achievements in Charity League and in their community.
The young women being honored are Kristina Barragan, the daughter
of Karen and Ruben Barragan; Brianna Cwik, daughter of Carol and
Ronald Cwik; Stefanie Cowan, daughter of Maritza and Eugene Cowan;
Jaqui Goglia, daughter of Jeanette and Don Goglia; Ashley Kurges,
daughter of Sharon Kurges; Kelly Reinig, daughter of Gail and Patrick
Reinig; KC Stumbaugh, daughter of Pam and Jeff Stumbaugh; Nadia
Trevino, daughter of Clara and Alejandro Trevino; and Tarane Yazdi,
daughter of Becky and Mehdi Yazdi.
Compiled by Joyce Rudolph
