anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-20

IT'S ALL OKAY—So Saying (left to right) Mary Lou Casebeer, Charlyn Schmid, Mike Troop, Peggy Kohlenberger and Edith Fredricks give final approval of program arrangements for "Tops of the Pops" Anaheim High School musical program which "goes on the air" in the AUHS auditorium Friday and Saturday night. (AUHS photo) Slate Comedy 'On Borrowed Time' at Coast College The three-act comedy "On Borrowed Time" by Paul Osborn will be presented at Orange Coast college May 26 - 29. It was an ‘Tops of Pops’ Student Mardi Gras to Be Staged Tonight, Saturday, King, Queen Coronation Slate “Tops of Pops” the makes its debut at the Anaheim High school auditorium Friday night and Saturday nights with the Anaheim High school students, authors and directors, working under the supervision of Sheldon Disrud, head of vocal studies in the music department. Announced will be John Brooks. The entire program is on the scale of a television broadcast with songs from the 1900s to the present moder nera to be presented. Highlight or the Friday evening performance will be the crowning State Comedy On Borrowed Time' at Coast College The three-act comedy "On Borrowed Time" by Paul Osborn will be presented at Orange Coast college May 26 - 29, it was announced today. First presented in New York in 1938, the play has since been revived and filmed successfully. It tells the story of the affection that has developed between an older man, Gramps, and his grandson, Pud. During the course of the play an attempt is made to gain control of the boy by Aunt Demetria who is, according to Gramps, "an old pismire." Cast members are Ellen Reichert as the shrewish Aunt Demetria, Gene Benedict as Gramps, Ray Middaugh as Mr. Brink, and Barbara Pletts as Granny. Others are Mary Hammond as Marcie, Jerry Evans as Dr. Evans, Jack Starr as lawyer Pilbeam, Bill Skiles as Mr. Grimes, the somewhat demented asylum keeper, and Bing Starr as the sheriff. David Grant will play the role of Pud. The production is being directed by Robert Kest, college drama director, and will be staged in the chapel. Reservations should be made at the college business offices for all performances, according to Kest. General admission is 75 cents. Charles Lawrence Is Student Director of Blue and Gold Show Colorful costumes, gay tunes, and intricate dances will enliven "Flesta," the 1954 Blue and Gold show produced by Fullerton Junior college students and to be presented for the public Thursday evening, May 20. at 8 p.m. in the FUHS auditorium. Recreating the gala mood of a music fiesta in Rio de Janeiro, the annual all-student variety show will be presented Friday morning to FJC students. It is a yearly highlight of festivities marking Blue and Gold Day on campus in honor of the college's traditions. Student director of the show is Church Lawrence of Anaheim, who "Tops of Pops" the makes its debut at the Anaheim High school auditorium Friday night and Saturday nights with the Anaheim High school students, authors and directors, working under the supervision of Sheldon Disrud, head of vocal studies in the music department. Announced will be John Brooks. The entire program is on the scale of a television broadcast with songs from the 1900s to the present moder nera to be presented. Highlight or the Friday evening performance will be the crowning of the King and Queen of this modern stage Mardi Gras. Performing will be members of the Girls Glee clubs, Boys Glee club, A Cappella choir, Mozart choir, special band group. First era on the evenings' spectacular presentation, which is credited as moving and entertaining from "To the Nth Degree" will be such songs as "Casey" and "In the Good Old Summertime" along with favorite waltzes that have lived through the ages. Second era will transport the audience into the Army camps during World War I when the men then as now, had one thought, "home." Songs will include "Paper Doll," "My Buddy," "Somebody Stole My Gal," and others of equal melody and interest. Flapper Period The "flapper" era comes next with the songs taking back many memories to such songs as "Ain't She Sweet," "Mountain Greenery," "Yes Sir, That's My Baby," and the Charleston dance which today is again gaining momentum but on a 1954 basis. Second World War, when the majority of the girls were still left to take care of the homefront, will be another period to be staged in song and action. The melodies will include "Dream," "In the Mood," "Old Black Magic," "You'll Never Walk Alone" and the dance, New Yorker. The King and Queen of this stage "Mardi Gras" event will be crowned at this climical period in the program Friday night, the identification held secret until the evening performance. Typical of New Orleans setting, authentic costuming will be much in evidence. Songs to be presented will be "Louisiana Hayride," "Shrimp Boats," "Way Down Yonder in New Orleans," and others. Final dips into the future with the song, "Beyond the Blue Horizon" appropriately selected for interpretation. Dr. Harland Hogue Gets Coveted Post Dr. Harland E. Hogue, associate professor of religion at Scripps College, will leave his post at the college this June to become the first incumbent of the Carl H. Patton Memorial Chair of Homiletics at the Pacific School of Religion in Berkley, according to announcement made today by Preside Frederick Hard. Dr. Charles Braden, professor of history and literature at religions at Northwestern University, will succeed Dr. Hogue. Dr. Hogue is well known in Anheim where he served in Interpreach'ing Ministry at the Presbyterian church. In accepting Dr. Hogue's reservation with deep regret, Scripps board of trustees and Preside Hard noted their debt to Dr. Hogue for his vital interpretation of the place of religion in civilization as studied in the humanities curriculum at the college and his part in developing religious thought in daily living on the campus at Scripps and the Association Colleges during the past 12 years. One of four faculty members sponsored for Humanities I Scripps and the Claremont Graduate School, Hogue has also offered courses in the living religions of the world and on Christianity America since 1865. Dr. Hogue is completing a work for the doctorate in the field of American church history. In doctoral dissertation, "Spire in Wilderness", presenting the history of religion in the Pacific South West during the period 1846-1854 has been accepted for publication by Columbia University Prep. Previously Dr. Hogue has had published a series of lectures "Christian Faith and the Campus Mind" and two books written in collaboration with Joseph W. Clokey. Word Made Flesh" and "Devotion with Music on The Life Eternal He has long been noted in Southland for his distinguished Recreating the gala mood of a music fiesta in Rio de Janeiro, the annual all-student variety show will be presented Friday morning to FJC students. It is a yearly highlight of festivities marking Blue and Gold Day on campus in honor of the college's traditions. Student director of the show is Church Lawrence of Anaheim, who also prepared the script. Student music director and band conductor is John Wimber of Anaheim, who arranged a number of the musical selections and wrote two tunes of his own for the show. Mrs. Esther Hatch is general faculty adviser of the show; other advisers are Kenneth Helvey, Denver Garner and Alex Omaley. Opening the show, "Flying Down to Rio" is one of the show's highlights, featuring the Singing Hornets and the Women's Ensemble (men's and women's octettes) and the band. Members of the modern dance class will furnish dance numbers for the show. Featured are Virginia Ellis, Janet Kerridge, Mary Schla in the program Friday night, the identification held secret until the evening performance. Typical of New Orleans setting, authentic costuming will be much in evidence. Songs to be presented will be "Louisiana Hayride," "Shrimp Boats," "Way Down Yonder in New Orleans," and others. Final dips into the future with the song, "Beyond the Blue Horizon" appropriately selected for interpretation. The show tickets will be available at the office both evenings with students and the school office handling the "ducats" reasonably priced before concert time. genhauff, Betty Zincke of Fullerton and Tamara Tutschulte of Anaheim. Included in the cast, in addition to those already mentioned, will be Andy Clay, Marion Caracausa Pat Wichkam, Red Gianelli all of Anaheim and other talented students on the FJC campus. John Wimber and Dave Brokenhagen, both of Anaheim will be in the instrumental music aggregation. "GET EVEN" WITH A COMMON SENSE LOAN GET $25 TO $1000 TO PAY BILLS — TAXES — REDUCE PAYMENTS Get a fresh start—pay up old bills with a common sense loan at Commonwealth. One payment monthly—one place to make payment. Loan fitted to your needs. Order-a-loan by phone, write or come in to Commonwealth today! MAKING COMMONWEALTH LOANS SINCE 1867 Commonwealth LOAN COMPANY 101 E. CENTER STREET, (Cor. Los Angeles & Center St.), ANAHEIM Phone: KEystone 5-2202 • Ask for the Manager Loans made to residents of all surrounding towns Wilderness", presenting the history of religion in the Pacific South West during the period 1846-1883 has been accepted for publication by Columbia University Previously Dr. Hogue has had published a series of lectures "Christian Faith and the Campus Mind and two books written in collaboration with Joseph W. Clokey." Word Made Flesh" and "Devotions with Music on the Life Eternal He has long been noted in Southland for his distinguished speaking as guest preacher churches of many denominations FUNERAL NOTICE REQUEJO, Elisa C., 50, a native of Mexico who came to California 38 years ago and who has lived Stanton for 24 years, died Tuesday evening at the family home 7882 Chester Street, after an extended illness. She is survived her husband, Frank Requejo; daughters, Mrs. Jessie R. Fuero of Long Beach and Miss Syrue Requejo of Stanton; one son, fonso C. Requejo of Anaheim; mother, Mrs. Delfina Burciaga of ena Park; one brother, Henry O'dova of Ensenada, Lower California; two sisters, Mrs. Elvira Gales of Long Beach and Mary Martinez of Buena Park one grandson. She was a member of the Mexican Methodist church of Stanton. Funeral services will be conducted at the Stanton church tomorrow at 8 o'clock on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock Rev. Dario G. Fort, pastor of church, will officiate and burial will follow in Westminster Memorial Park. Hilgenfeld mortuus is in charge of arrangements. FURNITURE CLEANING ALEXANDER RUG CO. 11114 S. Hwy. 101 Ph. KE 5-51 Youth Welfare Interests K. of P. Medical Auxiliary Officers to be Installed June 10 New officers of the Orange County Medical auxiliary will be installed at a joint meeting with the Medical association on June 10 at Knott's Berry Farm. Guests are to assemble at the "Calco Saloon" at 7 p.m. and dinner will be served promptly at 7:30 in the "Chicken Coop". Honored guests will be Orange County's senior physicians, who were admitted to membership prior to 1915. They are Doctors C. C. Violett, Garden Grove; Herbert Johnston, Fullerton; John McAuley, Santa Ana; Harry Zaiser, Fullerton; William Wickett, St., Fullerton. Also to be honored is Mrs. F. E. Coulter, 826 South Ross, Santa Ana who was the first president of the Woman's Auxiliary. Board members of the Auxiliary to be installed are: Mmes: A. H. Wightman, Laguna Beach, president; L. D. Spencer, Brea, president - elect- G. Emmett Raitt, Santa Ana, first vice president; Arthur B. Wade, Santa Ana, second vice president; A. Norton Donaldson, Santa Ana, recording secretary; Thomas B. Hanigan, Santa Ana, corresponding secretary; Edgar Struve, Fullerton, treasurer. Youth Welfare over the State as administered by the Knights of Pythias in Junior organizations, Children's Clinics, Youth Camps, Public Speaking Contests and other projects beneficial to the elevation and betterment of youth were advanced in results anticipated by legislative action in the 85th Grand Lodge Session here at Riverside. The afternoon and evening were allotted to the Dramatic Order. Knights of Khorassan and the Nomads of Arvudake, it's ladies Auxiliary, the Social Branches of the Knights of Pythias. Colorful costumes and "fun diversions" predominated until late in the evening. The annual meeting of the Prairial Hospital Benefit Association, an auxiliary to the Pythian Order in California, was held during the day, presided over by President Albert T. Holman. Record attendance was present with participation and interest paramount. Eleven new members join the April meeting with the set at 20 in May. Sandwiches coffee will be served at the hour. Members are requested to the date of June 29 for the Fuchsia Enthusiasts To Meet at Local Legion Hall The Orange County Branch of the National Fuchsia Society America Inc., will hold their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday May 25, 8 p.m. in Legion hall North Lemon St., Anaheim. A hearty invitation is extended to any and all who enjoy gaming. Speaker for the evening was Homer Greene of California & Chemical Corporation, producer of Ortho Products. He will give the exciting sound film "Mystery of Plant Life' that has such intense interest people wish to it more than once. Door awards will be given and plants for May birthdays also be awarded. Plant sale feature some excellent fresh plants and if you really want nice start of fuchsias for your garden patio join our group the evening. Grand Eating Meat...EVERY TIME Grand Eating Meat... EVERY TIME BEEF STEAKS MAKE A STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE TODAY! You'll find the makings specially priced at your local Safeway. SLICED STRAWBERRIES Bel-air Frozen. 10-oz. pkg. 23¢ Premium quality. FLEET BISCUIT MIX 40-oz. 39¢ SPECIAL with coupon 29¢ Get special 10c coupon at display in store. Beverage Values Instant Coffee 2-oz. jar 61c 4-oz. jar 1.19 Edwards 100% Pure. (6-oz., 1.78.) Airway Coffee Mild & mellow 1-lb. bag 98c Nob Hill Coffee Tops in quality 1-lb. bag 1.01 Edwards Coffee Drip, fine or regular can 1.04 Hills Bros Coffee All grinds 1-lb. can 1.08 Super Soft Drinks 6 12-oz. cans 59c Made by C. & C. (6-oz., 6 for 41c.) Hyde Park Beer 6 12-oz. cans 87c Brew "102" Maier Beer 6 12-oz. cans 1.08 Beer offered only in licensed Safeways. Taxes are extra. Corned Beef Boneless Brisket 49c USDA Choice. Mild cure. Boiling Beef Plate Meat 12c Cut from USDA Choice beef. Short Ribs To bake or brisee 19c Cut from USDA Choice beef. FRYING CHICKENS Quick-frozen at peak of freshness and flavor. Buy extra for your freezer. Manor House Eviscerated, Grade A, cut-up. Safeway's the place for CORN FRESH CELERY GRAPEFRUIT MONEY-SAVING GROcery SPECIALS! SUGAR FINE GRANULATED 5-lb. bag 47c 10-lb. bag 93c AMHERST BRAND Fine quality 2-lb. leaf 65c Harland Hogue Coveted Post Anaheim High school with the Anaheim High School under the supervision of the music department. program is on the scale Harland E. Hogue, associate professor of religion at Scripps will leave his post at this June to become the incumbent of the Carl H. Patmorial Chair of Homiletics Pacific School of Religion, according to announcements made today by President Jack Hard, Dr. Charles S. Professor of history and of religions at North-University, will succeed him. Hogue is well known in Anaheim where he served in Interim Ministry at the Presbychurch. Accepting Dr. Hogue's resignation with deep regret, Scripps of trustees and President noted their debt to Dr. Hogue for his vital interpretation of religion in civilization studied in the humanities at the college and for its development religious daily living on the campus. Scripps and the Associated during the past 12 years of four faculty members receive for Humanities I at and the Claremont Graduate School, Hogue has also offered in the living religions of world and on Christianity in since 1865. Hogue is completing his doctorate in the field of American church history. His dissertation, "Spire in the mess", presenting the his religion in the Pacific South during the period 1846-1880, has accepted for publication in Umbria University Press. Isly Dr. Hogue has had pub. a series of lectures "Chris Smith and the Campus Mind" books written in collaboration with Joseph W. Clokey. The Made Flesh" and "Devotion Music on the Life Eternal." is long been noted in the land for his distinguished FRESH CLEART GRAPEFRUIT MONEY-SAVING GROCERY SPECIALS! SUGAR FINE GRANULATED 5-lb. bag 47¢ 10-lb. bag 93¢ AMHERST BRAND Fine quality 2-lb. loaf 65¢ FRANCO-AMERICAN (1934-oz., 17c.) 2 15½-oz. cans DOLE BRAND 30-oz. 33¢ 16½-oz. can 21¢ BEVERLY Chunk or creamy 20-oz. jar 49¢ GREEN GIANT Big, sweet tender. 17-oz. can 19¢ More Low Prices Uncle Ben's Rice Converted 14 oz. pkg. 23¢ Potatoes Highway, New Small, Whole 3 15 oz. cans 25¢ Jell-well Gelatin Desserts 3 2 oz. cans 22£ Long Spaghetti 1 lb. pkg. 19¢ 2 lb. pkg. 37£ Gold Medal brand. Pancake Mix Susanne brand 40 oz. pkg. 33£ Crackers Burry Baker Thin Saltines 1 lb. pkg. 25£ Liquid Starch Fountieray brand quart bottle 21£ Pooch Dog Food 3 15½-oz. cans 22£ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., MAY 20, 21, 22, 1954, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. (Thru Sunday in Stores open Sunday) SAUERKRAUT Libby brand. 2 16 oz. cans 25¢ 27 oz. can 19¢ WESSON OIL pint bottle 32¢ quart bottle 61¢ Mayday Oil pint bottle 32¢ quart bottle 61¢ "ALL" DETERGENT 24 oz. pkg. 35¢ 10 lb. pkg. 2.29 Parade Detergent 30¢ 40 oz. pkg. 60£ White Magic Soap 23 oz. pkg. 25£ Granulated.(46 oz. pkg., 49c.) STORE HOURS: Including Meat Section PARK FREE AT 135 S. LEMON Hospital Supervising Nurse Is Home From National Convention of ANA at Chicago Miss Alice Coppess, R.N., supervising nurse instructor at Orange County General hospital, who represented the local District Nurses' Association at the American Nurses' Association 1954 Convention in Chicago has just returned. She states the 1954 convention was the largest in ANA history, with more than 9,000 professional nurses registered. It was one of the most significant from a standpoint of progressive action and planning for the future, Miss Coppess said. This was made plain to all when Mrs. Elizabeth K. Porter, retiring president of the ANA, in her annual report, told the convention: "High standards of professional practice, such as have already been achieved, must be extended and assured of increasing development in the years to come." In the continuing campaign to provide better patient care for the public, the assembled delegates approved establishment of a research foundation to finance further studies for improving nursing service; voted to establish demonstration projects to give assistance to state nurses' associations in the development of their economic security programs; approved a program to train leaders to aid Sate Nurses' Associations in forwarding their economic security programs; urged better licensing laws covering all types of practitioners of nursing; and considered the role of nursing in the care of the aged. Nine California nurses were chosen for national offices. Miss Shirley C. Titus, executive director of the California State Nurses' Association, was elected as a result of their re-election as chairman of three of ANA's seven occupational nurse sections. In Southern California, they are Mrs. Mina Kenworthy, Downey, general duty section; and Evelyn'M. Hamlin, La Honda, institutional nursing service administration section. EVERY TIME... FROM SAFEWAY! The one big Safeway meat policy objective is to sell meats that give you the best eating satisfaction ... meats that cook tender, with mouth-watering juicy flavor every time! Rigid Quality-Control standards assure you grand eating meats, always. For example, Safeway buys only USDA CHOICE grade for beef and lamb cuts. Safeway ages these meats in the West's most modern, scientifically-equipped Meat Aging Plant to the peak of perfection before placing on sale. All pork cuts come from the finest Eastern grain-fed pork we can obtain. It's no wonder you can depend on Safeway for grand eating meats every time! 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ORN GOLDEN CROSS VARIETY Sweet, tender kernels in plump well-filled ears. ear 5¢ ELERY UTAH TYPE Thick, meaty stalks. For salad, soups. lb. 5¢ RUIT LARGE SIZE FRUIT Coachella Valley grown. Heavy with sweet juice. lb. 5¢ For Quick Lunches Torpedo Tuna Chunk Style con 27c Star Kist Tuna Chunk Style con 32c Solid Pack Tuna Star Kist con 35c Sunnybank Margarine 1-lb. pkg. 28c Roxbury Candies Monster Gum Drops 1-lb. 23c Orange Slices 1-lb. 23c Jelly Beans Asserted Flavors 1-lb. 29c Creme De Menthe 11-oz. pkg. 29c ENTER Skylark's BUICK-A-WEEK CONTEST A Buick given each week for 8 weeks... plus 630 appliance prizes. Entry Blanks at the Skylark Bread Section SKYLARK BREAD Enriched white LARGE SIZE FRUIT Coachella Valley grown. Heavy with sweet juice. 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