anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-26

LEONARD PENNARIO—Brilliantly gifted virtuoso of the piano keyboard will play tonight at 8:15 on the first concert of the 1953-54 season of the Northern Orange County Community Concert series. Pennario has achieved the international reputation of a great artist not only in America but in Holland, Italy, France, and England with critics defining his concerts as "resounding successes, a pianist who plays with ease and understanding, his mastery of piano technique superb." Pennario, a native of Buffalo, N. Y., has lived in California most of his life. He began his piano study at the age of six and made his debut with the Dallas Symphony orchestra, performing Grieg's piano concerto, which he learned in six days. His first major triumph however was with the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra under Otto Klemperer and since that time he has been the soloist 24 time with this orchestra. He has also appeared with other leading orchestras in the county each time his artistry hailed with unprecedented applause. His six Hosts of Friends Shower With Gifts Party He A lovely stork shower held on recent evening honored Mrs. Don Redmand of 12262 Cerritos Ave. The party took place in the home of Mrs. L. A. Benner, 219 South Lemont St., with Mrs. Charles Revell and Mrs. Fred Lampher as co-hosts. The stork theme was carried out in the attractive nut cups on the table, which was heap with gifts for Mrs. Redman. Neath the huge stork, in the center of the table, was a doll mother holding her precious "bundle from heaven." Dessert for the party was in keeping with the theme. Other than the gifts on the table, Mrs. Redman received many other which were presented to her in basinette. Sharing the party with her wife Mrs. Alice Callens, her mother; and Mmes. Henry Plou, Jr., her sister Gerard Callens, Louise Plou, D Freiberg, Opal Rimpau, John McRill, Earl Hagerty, Alice Lambel Al Zinda, John L. Kirsch, Ed Stoffel Clem Heinz, Lilll Ahern, Charle Luain, Don Dalley. Mmes. Elmer Thill, Charles Be Name Leaders to Serve with YLI District Deputy; Set Annual Communion, Mass Officers elected to serve with the District Deputy, Ruth Usher of San Diego during the business session at San Clemente were Agatha Vaughn, Immaculate Institute of Long Beach, vice chairman; Marian Spelit, Heffernan Institute, San Diego, secretary; Alberla Hammer, Corpus Christi Institute, Fullerton, for the ensuing year. Before the meeting opened, members of Heffernan Institute, San Diego, served apple and pumpkin pie with coffee and tea. Mrs. Ushler presided over the sessions. Sunday, Nov. 20 at 9 am., the annual mass and communion for all YLI members will be held in the Immaculate Conception church, Ninth and Green streets, Los Angeles. Breakfast at 10:30 in the Biltmore hotel will follow the Mass. Honored guest at the breakfast and celebrant of the Mass will be His Eminence, J. Francis Cardinal McClyde, Guest speaker will be the Rev. Walter J. Tappe of San Francisco, grand chaplain of YLI. The musical program will be presented by the choral club of St. Mary-of-the-Woods Institute, Gardena. Jubilee Burse Presentation of the Golden Jubilee Burse to Cardinal McIntyre will be made by grand director, Catherine Gibson. Presentation of the Junior Seminary gift will be made by grand director, Margaret Young of Santa Anita Institute. Introduction of honored guests included Genevieve Kohler of San Francisco, grand secretary; Mistress of Ceremonies Helen Krom of Corpus Christi Institute, Pullerton; grand first five president and chairman, Loretta Mangnan of Los Angeles. Breakfast reservation chairman for Anaheim YLI members is Lorraine Revel, telephone 6791. Approximately 400 YLI members from District 17 are planning to attend the breakfast. Chula Vista Sessions Tentative plans for the annual district conference at Chula Vista Sunday, Feb. 21, 1954, were announced. Madonna Institute of Chula Vista will be the hostess unit. The theme of the conference will be "The Marian Year." The conference will be opened with mass in St. Rose of Lima church, Chula Vista, and the sessions will be held in the church hall. Bishop Buddy of San Diego will be the guest of honor at the breakfast and also the guest speaker. The mayor of San Diego will be the guest speaker during the afternoon sessions, which will close with Benediction. Chairman appointed to study the local project, which is to be announced at the conference. Included Dorothy Hart of Stella Marie Institute, Oceanside. Serving with her will be Claire Dever of Master Dolorosa Institute, San Pedro; Dorothy Brady of Santa Ana Institute, Mary Ann Anthony of Holy Trinity Institute, Linda Vista and Catherine Welsbacher of Heffernan Institute, San Diego. Grand Convention Tentative plans for grand convention, which is to be held in Long Beach in July 1954, and in which all institutes in district 17 will have a part, were outlined by Margaret Young of Santa Ana, who has been appointed chairman of grand convention. Helen Krom, grand first vice president, announced she will make her official visit to Pomona Institute, Wednesday evening, Oct. 28. All YLI members are invited to attend. A reception honoring the grand first vice president will be held in the library. Director Announces December 6 as Date For 'Messiah' Jointly sponsored by the Fulton Junior College music department and North Orange County churches, the seventh annual presentation of the Messiah will given Dec. 6, announces Kenneth Helvey, FJC A Cappella choir director. Rehearsal are to begin Tuesday Nov. 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the junior college and high school auditorium at Harvard and Chapman avenue. Other rehearsal dates: Nov. 9, and 30, Dec. 4, at the same time and place. Members of North Orange Council church choirs or others who have previously sung in the "Messiah" urged Helvey, should call him Lambert 5-2331. Pullerton, and up for the performance. The annual rendition of the famous Christmas oratorio by Del del is sponsored throughout Southland by the Southern California Council of Protest Churches. The presentation takes place in 25 cities in Southern California. Notification of the performer and rehearsal schedule have been sent to church choirs through the northern portion of the city, said Helvey. With the aid church choirs, augmenting the jor college A Chappella choir, it is hoped the great orator will be sung by 200 or more voices. Tab News of Parent Teacher Council Meet Plan for Hallowe'en Paul Cook, superintendent of aheim Elementary schools, olined the plans for Halloween children participating in the annual kiddies' parade Friday, 30 at the regular meeting of aheim Council of Parents Teachers in the Investment Youth Building., 317 East Laoma St., Anaheim on Oct. 23. John Henry, president preside The council will provide names of 30 members to help the judging committee for kiddies' parade. The Junior Senior Ebell clubs will each finish a like number. Charts showing streets assigned to schools the point of starting will be available. There will be special instruction sheets to be used for joining. 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Benner, 219 South Lemon Hill Mrs. Charles Reyell and Fred Lampher as co-hostess. The stork theme was carried out with attractive nut cups also on the table, which was heaped gifts for Mrs. Redman. Be the huge stork, in the center table, was a doll mother holder precious "bundle from Dessert" for the party was being with the theme. More than the gifts on the table Redman received many others were presented to her in aette. During the party with her were Alice Callens, her mother; and Henry Plou, Jr., her sister; Callens, Louise Plou, Lee Berg, Opal Rimpau, John L. Earl Hagerty, Alice Lambert, Ms. John L. Kirsch, Ed Stoffel, Heinz, Lilli Ahern, Charles Don Dalley. Elmer Thill, Charles Ben- Women carrie lou authorland - editor Actor Announces Number 6 as Date 'Messiah' Intity sponsored by the Fuller-Unior College music department and North Orange County sites, the seventh annual预告 of the Messiah will be Anaheim Students Study in Mexico Two Anaheim residents — Kenneth' D. Tolman, of 11362 101 Highway and Larry V. Zabel of 745 Clementine, are students at Mexico City college, the only in JUST LIKE CHRISTMAS—Little Miss Marjorie Saunders, the Eternal Seal girl of 1952 and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Saunen of 1129 South Towner, Santa Ana sits proudly in her new co-sible wheel chair (in above photo) which she has just received the Executives' Secretaries Inc., Orange County chapter. The Executives' Secretaries presented the chair to the Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults last Saturday morning with the Society immediately loaning the chair to the Saunders family for Little Miss Marjorie for her use as long as she is present for the occasion were (left to right in above picture). Eleanore Freberg, executive secretary from General Eleonore Freberg, chairman of philanthropies for the Executives' Secretaries; Actor Announces December 6 as Date 'Messiah' Only sponsored by the Fuller-Union College music department and North Orange County offices, the seventh annual pre-commencement of the Messiah will be on Dec. 6, announces Kenneth FJC A Cappella choir director, to begin Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m. in the junior high school auditorium and Chapman avenues, rehearsal dates: Nov. 9, 16, Dec. 4, at the same time in place. Members of North Orange County choirs or others who have usually sung in the "Messiah," Helvey, should call him at 5-2331, Fullerton, and sign for the performance. Annual remission of the Christmas oratorio by Hanley sponsored throughout the island by the Southern Call Council of Protestant churches. The presentation takes place in 25 cities in Southern California. Notification of the performance rehearsal schedule have been set to church choirs throughout northern portion of the council in Helvey. With the aid of both choirs, augmenting the junior college A Chappella choir, he is hoped the great oratorio be sung by 200 or more voices. News of Parent Teacher Council Meet for Hallowe'en Cul Cook, superintendent of Anson Elementary schools, outlines the plans for Halloween for three participating in the anthem kiddies' parade Friday, Oct. 18, the regular meeting of theheim Council of Parents and mentors in the Investment of an Building, 317 East La Palmita, Anaheim on Oct. 23 Mrs. Henry, president presiding, the council will provide the names of 30 members to help on budding committee for the leses' parade. The Junior and Eubell clubs will each furnish like number. Charts showtreets assigned to schools at point of starting will be avail-There will be special instruction sheets to be used for judge-American Education Week, Nov. through 14 this year, is being served in the schools with apAnaheim Students Study in Mexico Two Anaheim residents — Kenneth D. Tolman, of 11362 101 Highway and Larry V. Zabel of 745 Clementine, are students at Mexico City college, the only institution of higher learning in Latin America granting the American type B.A. and M.A. degree. The Anaheim residents have the rare opportunity while in Mexico this fall of observing the revival of an ancient sacchificial ritual performed only once since the time of the Aztecs. Against a pyramid setting, dancers costumed as Indian gods, nobles, priests, and warriors act out ceremonial scenes of impressive grandeur. Music, dances, and songs are as authentic as serious study of thousand - year - old relicles can make them. The ceremony dates back to Teotihuacan, great capital of Indian times, which was already a sacred ruin in the days of the Toltec and Aztec who inherited its culture. Besides seeing events such as this, students at Mexico City college come to understand Mexico as it is today — a great metropolis of industrial progress. By the time they leave the country, they usually speak Spanish fairly well. A previous knowledge of the language is not essential, however as 95 per cent of the classes at the college are taught in English. Tolman and Zabel both graduated from Anaheim Union High School in 1947 and attended Fullerton Jun'or college before coming to Mexico City college. Tolman served in the U.S. Army while Zabel served three years in the U.S. Navy in the Pacific theatre. The college, founded 13 years ago by Dr. Henry L. Cain and Dr. Paul V. Murray, its president, has as one of its purposes building up of international goodwill by giving the American students and the Mexican community a realization that friendliness between the bordering nations is a matter of reality rather than mere words. With special activities of their units, Clyde Nickle, Anaheim High school; Mrs. Kenyon Dawson, Benjamin Franklin; Mrs. Morgan, Broadway; Mrs. Ivan Maahiffe, Cypress; Mrs. Everett Mulder, George Washington; Mrs. Vernon Starr, Horace Mann; Mrs. Philip Bird, Freremont; Mrs. Ben Wright, Lincoln; Mrs. Louis Bircher, Loara; Mrs. James Chase, Los Alamitos; and Mrs. Clyde Dunton, Thomas Jefferson. Another mark on the record of the Executives' Secretaries Inc., Orange County chapter, "good deeds for others" column is the presentation of a collapsible wheel chair for Crippled Children and Adults, this gift received Saturday morning at Santa Ana by Dr. George Tatlock of the Society. It went immediately to little Miss Marjorie Saunders. Little Marjorie, t he Easter Seal girl of 1952 is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Saunders of 1129 South Towner, Santa Ana, a kindergarten student at Carl Harvey School. Even though the braces on her legs, and her hand cap was very apparent, this due to cerebral palsy, Marjorie, who is soen and one-half years old, was all dressed up for the occasion. She wore a crisp yellow cotton dress with a curly yellow and bronze chrysanthemum corsage plined to the shoulder of her frock. "Marjorie is only one of th e Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Summers have returned home after ten days visit with their daughter at Walnut Creek and attendance at the California League of Cities at San Francisco. License to wed was issued to Leonoward Clarke of North Resh St. and Sharon Yvonne Barhard of Lenz Dr. Always an appointment at La Dona Beauty Salon, 122 So. Lemon Phone 4925. Many handicapped children in ange County," said Eleanore Berg, chairman of the Executive Secretaries Philanthrops mitee. "Our organization is intely interested in the welfare others and in giving this chair to the OCSCCA we feel it will be used for many years. Another gift for welfare or ers made by the Orange Co Executives' Secretaries was to the Pediatrics Staff of O.C County (all doctors). This was second such gift to this group. Philanthropes of the secretives will continue through the This Thanksgiving a huge b will be prepared for a needily. On Dec. 12 the group will tertain more than 30 children the annual Christmas party; the Optimist clubhouse in heim, this also a second event. Tomorrow night will be the retirements second annual "bob night dinner at Laguna." At time the "boss of the year" be feted. Last year Clyde Crief of the Anaheim Truck and Tfer company in Anaheim recie his honor. Unable to be present for this day's presentation of the chair with Enid Edmond and eanore Freberg., were Dole Lindsay, of Gendel Clinic, heim; Ida Middleton, Child Brea; members of the Executive Secretaries committee and E Webber of Deckerts, who also purchase from Deckert Su Supplies, Santa Ana. JUST LIKE CHRISTMAS—Little Miss Marjorie Saunders, the Exec girl of 1952 and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Saunders of 1129 South Towner, Santa Ana sits proudly in her new cooible wheel chair (in above photo) which she has just recei executes' Secretaries presented the chair to the Orange Co Society for Crippled Children and Adults last Saturday mori with the Society immediately loaning the chair to the Saun family for Little Miss Marjorie for her use as long as she it. Present for the occasion were (left to right in above pl front.) Eleanore Freberg, executive secretary from General Elec and chairman of philanthropies for the Executives' Secretaries; Saunders, mother of little Marjorie, Enid Edmund from North Anaheim plant, president of the Executives' Secretaries; (back to R.) Dr George Tatlock of the Crippled Children and A Society and Dale Deckert Jr. sales manager of Deckert Sun Supply Co. the firm assisting the Secretaries in their philanthr purchase. When Marjorie does not need the wheel chair it revert back to the Society. Executives' Secretaries Present Wheel Chair To Society for Crippled Children, Adults Another mark on the record of the Executives' Secretaries Inc., Orange County chapter, "good deeds for others" column is the presentation of a collapsible wheel chair for Crippled Children and Adults, this gift received Saturday morning at Santa Ana by Dr George Tatlock of the Society. It went immediately to little Miss Marjorie Saunders. Little Marjorie girl of 1952 is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Saunders of 1129 South Towner, Santa Ana, a kindergarten student at Carl Harvey School. Even though the braces on her legs, and her hand cap was very apparent, this due to cerebral palsy, Marjorie who is soen and one-half years old, was all dressed up for the occasion. She wore a crisp yellow cotton dress with a curly yellow and bronze chrysanthemum corsage plined to the shoulder of her frock. "Marjorie is only one of th e Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Summers have returned home after ten days visit with their daughter at Walnut Creek and attendance at the California League of Cities at San Francisco. License to wed was issued to Leonoward Clarke of North Resh St. and Sharon Yvonne Barhard of Lenz Dr. Always an appointment at La Dona Beauty Salon, 122 So. Lemon Phone 4925. Many handicapped children in ange County," said Eleanore Berg, chairman of the Executive Secretaries Philanthrops mitee." Our organisation is intely interested in the welfare others and in giving this chair to the OCSCCA we feel it will be used for many years. Another gift for welfare or ers made by the Orange Co Executives' Secretaries was to the Pediatrics Staff of O.C County (all doctors). This was second such gift to this group. Philanthropes of the secretives will continue through the This Thanksgiving a huge b will be prepared for a needily. On Dec. 12 the group will tertain more than 30 children the annual Christmas party; the Optimist clubhouse in heim, this also a second event. Tomorrow night will be the retirements second annual "bob night dinner at Laguna." At time the "boss of the year" be feted. Last year Clyde Crief of the Anaheim Truck and Tfer company in Anaheim recie his honor. Unable to be present for this day's presentation of the chair with Enid Edmond and eanore Freberg., were Dole Lindsay, of Gendel Clinic, heim; Ida Middleton, Child Brea; members of the Executive Secretaries committee and E Webber of Deckerts, who also purchase from Deckert Su Supplies, Santa Ana. American Education Week, Nov. through 14 this year, is being involved in schools with spee with special activities of their units, Clyde Nickle, Anabeim High school; Mrs. Kenyon Dawson, Benjamin Franklin; Mrs. Morgan, Broadway; Mrs. Ivan Mahaffie, Cypress; Mrs. Everett Mulder, George Washington; Mrs. Vernon Starr, Horace Mann; Mrs. Philip Bird, Fremont; Mrs. Ben Wright, Lincoln; Mrs. Louis Birch, Loara; Mrs. James Chase, Los Alamitos; and Mrs. Clyde Dunton, Thomas Jefferson. Mrs. Forrest Simonton, parent education chairman reported an enrollment of 11 members representing five schools in the Parent-Teacher Information course just completed. Mrs. Carl Hatfield, Founders day chairman, announced the program plans for Council on Jan. 22, 1954, at Investment in Youth Building. Mrs. Glen Kirk, membership chairman, reported 1737 members representing six of the 11 associations in Council. All posters from local units will be judged at the Council meeting on Nov. 20, according to Mrs. William Rickel, membership poster chairman. There will be four divisions: Fifth, Sixth grade elementary; seventh-eighth grade and high school; and the adult division. The thought for the day was given by Miss Adelaide Price, after which the meeting adjourned. A pot luck luncheon was enjoyed at the noon hour. Hostess group were members of Fremont P.T.A. Mrs. E.C. Forbes, Mrs. Max Hiltscher, Mrs. Hatfield; and Mrs. Bird. Announcements A.B. Paul WRC meets at the city park this Tuesday-noon for a pot luck luncheon. Members are to wear Halloween costumes. In case of bad weather the party meeting will be held at 627 North Zeyn St. Beginners art class for senior and junior Ebell club members start Tuesday at 9 p.m. at the clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Summers have returned home after ten days visit with their daughter at Walnut Creek and attendance at the California League of Cities at San Francisco. License towed was issued to Leonard Howe Clarke of North Resh St. and Sharon Yvonne Barhard of Lenz Dr. Always an appointment at La Dona Beauty Salon, 122 So. Lemon Phone 4925. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Guinn of 6592 Lincoln Blvd. are the parents of a daughter born at the Santa Ana Community hospital on Oct. 23. Richard Orosco of La Jolla Rd. and Emilia Munoz of West Chapman, Placentia were among the couples obtaining a license to wed this past weekend. Karel S. Tikker, just out of the army was home a week with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. H.J. Tikker-of Anaheim. He left Friday to join his wife, Alma in San Francisco. 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