anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-03

STARS TO APPEAR—These four personalities of screen and television will make personal appearances at the big St. Jude Hospital benefit to be given by Northrop Aircraft's Anaheim Division on Friday, from 7 p.m., until midnight. They are from left, top, Margaret O'Brien and Jack Bailey and from left, bottom, Bill Gwinn and Anna Maria Alberghetti. The public is invited to attend the event which will be held at the Sunny Hills Recreation Center, one mile north of Fullerton. Tickets can be obtained from Northrop-Anaheim personnel or at the door the evening of the show. In addition to the guest stars, packages and favors from other famous stars will be auctioned off. All proceeds from the event will go to the St. Jude charity drive. STARS TO APPEAR—These four personalities of screen and television will make personal appearances at the big St. Jude Hospital benefit to be given by Northrop Aircraft's Anaheim Division on Friday, from 7 p.m. until midnight. They are from left, top, Margaret O'Brien and Jack Bailey and from left, bottom, Bill Gwinn and Anna Maria Alberghetti. The public is invited to attend the event which will be held at the Sunny Hills Recreation Center, one mile north of Fullerton. Tickets can be obtained from Northrop-Anaheim personnel or at the door the evening of the show. In addition to the guest stars, packages and favors from other famous stars will be auctioned off. All proceeds from the event will go to the St. Jude charity drive. Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Odell Bishop of Euclid Avenue welcomed their infant son at the Orange County hospital on May 31. All residents from Ellsworth County, Kan. are reminded of the all day picnic at the Anaheim City park, June 13. The heart of our store is the Prescription Dept. Your health is your most priceless asset. Your doctor knows us. See us for your prescription needs. Free parking. North Anaheim Prescription Pharmacy, 732 N. Los Angeles St. Thomas Lee Cutry of Indianapolis and Joyce Marie Stowe of 124 North Resh St. have obtained a license to wed. A son was born June 1 at the Santa Ana Community hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reyes of 9921 Woodley Ave. Michael Garcia of North Paulina Street and Antonia Quintero of La Habra took out a license to wed at the court house in Santa Ana yesterday. Dottie Schumacher is now with Palm Beauty Shop, 903 N. Palm. KE 5-4374. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sesma of the Sesma cleaners and James Enloe, plant manager and his wife, attended the three-day California Dry Cleaners convention at the Huntington Hotel, Pasadena, this past weekend. Joseph Miranda and Bonita Hull both of 12801 Ball Rd., have obtained a license towed. Hollywood Luminaries to Appear at Northrop's Gigantic Hospital Benefit Friday Night Personal appearances of four leading motion picture and television stars plus a giant charity auction featuring special favors donated by other film luminaries will highlight the St. Jude Hospital Fund Drive celebration by Northrop Aircraft's Anaheim Division on Friday night. Huntington Beach Pavalon Opens for Dancing June 5 The Pavalon Ballroom on the Pier in Huntington Beach will have weekly Saturday night dances starting June 5 through the summer. The ballroom, which was at one time one of the most popular dance spots for the younger set, has been completely redecorated inside and out and the dancing floor has been refinished. Music styled for dancing will be furnished by "The Pastels" one of the better local orchestras of this area. The leader of the band, Eddie Buhler is an accomplished arranger and has done some arrangements for top Southern California bands. Vocal chores will be handled by the lovely blonde, Jean Dodson of Santa Ana, who was formerly a vocalist with the Stan Kenton band. The management promises to have a good clean dance where everybody is welcome. Police protection will be furnished and no intoxicating beverages will be served. GRANDSON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. Stan Whieldon of 900 Kenway are receiving grand parent congratulations. Their grandson, Kenneth Stanley, was born June 2 to their son and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Stan Whieldon. The public is invited to attend the event to be held from 7 p.m. until midnight at the Sunny Hills Recreation Center, one mile north of Fullerton. All proceeds from the carnival games, auction and ticket sales will go to the hospital fund drive which is nearing the end of its $750,000 goal. Those attending will see, in person, film stars Margaret O'Brien and Ana Marie Alberghetti and television personalities Jack Bailey and Bill Gwinn. Miss O'Brien is well known for her childhood roles and is making a new name for herself in adult parts on stage and screen. Song-stress Alberghetti recently finished a successful engagement with Ray Bolger at the Hotel Sahara in Las Vegas. Jack Bailey is the stuntmaster on "Truth or Consequences" and is Honorary Mayor of Hollywood while Gwinn is the master of ceremonies on the television production "What's the Name of That Song." In addition to these guest appearances, a charity auction will feature invitations to visit movie studios and lunch with such stars as Susan Hayward, Gary Grant, Humphrey Bogart, Bob Hope and Jimmy Cagney. Also parcel post packages containing gifts from Bing Crosby, Red Skellon, John Wayne, Ann Blythe, Rosalind Russell, Jeff Chandler and other stars will also be auctioned off at the Northrop-Anaheim charity benefit. The event has been entirely planned and coordinated by Northrop-Anaheim personnel. 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Music for dancing at the benefit will be provided by Al Taylor's orchestra. Tickets to the show may be secured from Northrop-Anaheim personnel and will also be sold at the door. Admission is $1 per person. JULY CAMP MEETING Leaders in Girl Scout program in Anaheim have been invited by Mrs. Roberta McFarland, director of the local Girl Scout program and Establish Camp director, to hold the July meeting at Camp San Antonio near Camp Baldy. Girl Scouts will be in camp at that time with each person planning to attend reminded to take a nose-bag luncheon. The date is July 13 states Mrs. J. F. Dutzi, president of the Girl Scout Council. Results Are the Proof of News-paper Circulation. Women carrie lou sutherland ~ editor Casting Under Way For Orange County Motion Picture "The Noble Experiment," feature motion picture to be shot entirely in Orange County and scheduled for the premiere showing in September, will be in production within two weeks according to Tom Graeff, director of the film. The cast will be made up of people from the area. Already signed are local residents: Charles McGinnis, Anaheim; George Lewis and Lois Wilson, Balboa; Carl Staugaard, Corona del Mar; Kathleen Keemper, Costa Mesa; Lillian Fish, Newport Beach; David Hinds and Arthur Jacques, Orange; and Dan and Connie Bruce, San Clemente. Graeff states that there are at least 50 speaking parts of all types yet to be cast, most of them of men over 40 years old. Persons with little or no acting experience should not let them from participating. Those interested should write immediately to Graeff at 412 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar. Majority of the cast will complete shooting on their parts in a matter of two or three days, shooting is scheduled according to availability of participants, with many scenes to be arranged on evenings and weekends when necessary. JOYCE RIEMER feature dancer Feature Dancer to Be Attraction at 1954 Orange County Fair Joyce Riemer, noted feature dancer of stage and television, will appear in the 1954 production of "Bouchard the Pirate" at the Orange County Fair. Aug. 10-15, it was announced today by Gordon Wheatley, general director of the musical revue. Miss Riemer, who also has had wide experience as a teacher and instructor in English, philology history and languages, will join Santa Ana College English next semester. Dr. Frances Senescu, unidentified instructor in English, philology history and languages, will join Santa Ana College English next semester. Dr. Senescu graduated withors from the University of California and received her master's degree there. She was granted herofilosophy degree at theversity of Chicago, taught aversity High school in EugeneCollege of the University ofCago, and for the past fiveat the Roosovelt College ofCago. She has a varied backgroundreading to blind student,assistant to the Dean atLaboratory assistant in chelstate president of churchpeople, and secretary of aCub Scout organization in Clo. She is the wife of Bernardsescu, former concert violinistthe Chicago Symphony orchestramember of the Fine ArtsQuartet of Chicago, and anartist with NBC-ABC. She ispanied him to Hollywood, whispers playing with various groupTV, motion pictures and musicles. Dr. Senescu is a memberBeta Kappa, Pi Lambda education society, and Pi Latin society. Her older son, Bobby, wasKid at 5 and now at 10 is co-master of the Glendale Chiorchestra. She has anotherJohn, one and one-half year. Schedule Zanja FiesAt Redlands Campu At Northrop's Night Picture and television special favors do at the St. Jude Hospital's Anaheim Division on public is invited to attend to be held from 7 p.m. night at the Sunny Hills Center, one mile north on All proceeds from rival games, auction and will go to the hospital which is nearing the $750,000 goal. Attending will see, in per-stars Margaret O'Brien Marie Alberghetti and personalities Jack Bailey Gwinn. Brien is well known for good roles and is making time for herself in adult stage and screen. Song-erghetti recently finished a engagement with Ray the Hotel Sahara in Las Valley is the stuntmaster or Consequences" and Mayor of Hollywood, ann is the master of cereal in the television produc-tat's the Name of That To these guest ap-ition to these guest invitations to visit movie and lunch with such stars Hayward, Gary Grant, Bogart, Bob Hope and Gregney. Post packages con-fits from Bing Crosby, kon, John Wayne, Ann osalind Russell, Jeff and other stars will also need off at the Northrop-charity benefit. Event has been entirely coordinated by North-port personnel. They are Majority of the cast will complete shooting on their parts in a matter of two or three days, shooting is scheduled according to availability of participants, with many scenes to be arranged on evenings and weekends when necessary. List New Books at Junior Library Books put into circulation June 1, at Junior Library are: "Surprise Fun," Anderson; "The Surprise Island," Bice; "The Delaware Indians," Bleeker; "Three of Us," Bond and others; "Play at Home," Broaddus; "Chemistry, Boy Scout, Merit Badge," Carpenter; "At the Airport," Colonius and Schroeder; At the Bakery, Colonius and Schroeder; "At the Harbor," Colonius and Schroeder; "At the Library," Colonius and Schroeder; "At the Post Office," Colonius and Schroeder; At the Zoo, Colonius and Schroeder; "Reptile Study, Boy Scout Merit Badge," Conant; "Geology, Boy Scout Merit Badge," L. Cooper; "The Little Dog That Would Not Wag His Tail," Deihl; "The Barred Road," De Leeuw; "Barum Presents General Tom Thumb," Desmond; "Growing Up," De Schelmitz; "The Magic Fishbone," Dickens; "Drawing Made Easy," Duckworth; "Why We Live Where We Live," Evans; "Deep Down Under," Flohery; "Jingle Jangle," Gay; "Leather, Merit Badge Series," Lester Griswold. "The Broad Road," Hefferman; "The Wide Road," Hefferman; "Mary and Bill," Hildreth; "Fingerprinting, Boy Scouts Merit Badge." Hoover; "Peter Pocket," Justus; "Puffy and the Seven Leaf Clover," Lathrop; "Metalcraft," Lewis; "Burma Boy," Lindquist; "Time Flight," Longstretch; "Mother Goose Riddle Rhymes," Low; "Tip," McKee and others; "A Critical History of Children's Literature," Meigs and others; "Silver Chief to the Rescue," O'Brien; "Cocoa," Otto; "Winter Is Here," Parker; "The Dragon in New Albion," Paxton; "Bird Study, Boy Scout Merit Badge Series." Orange County Fair Joyce Riemer, noted feature dancer of stage and television, will appear in the 1954 production of "Bouchard the Pirate" at the Orange County Fair. Aug. 10-15, it was announced today by Gordon Wheatley, general director of the musical revue. Miss Riemer, who also has had wide experience as a teacher and choreographer, will be in charge of the dancing ensemble in addition to appearing in solo numbers. Students of Orange County high schools and junior colleges who have had class instruction in modern or coeducational dancing either in school or from private teachers are invited to participate in the colorful show. Wheatley also seeks students and young adults, who are interested in music and with some training or experience in choral work, to appear in the expanded chorus numbers of the legendary presentation. He plans to incorporate a choir of 100 voices into the production. The musical will be based on the story of Hipolite Bouchard, the swashbuckling pirate, said to have looted the coastline of Orange County in the days of the Spanish occupation. New songs, gay costumes, interesting dance creations, special lighting and sound effects will combine to make the 1954 edition of "Bouchard the Pirate" an important feature of the Fair. Arranements of the music will be executed by Vina Mae Harmer, who also will be accompanied. Adam Komes is designing the stae sets. Anyone interested in theatrical participation behind the scenes also will be welcomed. Wheatley said. There will be openings for workers in make-up, wardrobe, properties and other technical assignments. Applications will be accepted by Wheatley at the Fair office, 20391 Newport Blvd., or telephone KImberly 3-8215. PLAN GIRL SCOUT CAMP Day camp for Girl Scouts starts June 22 with the bus leaving daily from the Scout house at 8:30 a.m. and returning at 3:30 p.m. Girls are to bring oilcloth to sit on, ditty bags with plate or pie - tin, knife, fork, spoon and cup or a tomato can, notebook, and pencil. Further news will be told later. When kidney function slows down folks complain of nagging kidney function ting you down—due to such common as stress and strain, over-exertion of aura to cold. Minor bladder irritation to cold or wrong diet may cause get nights or frequent passages. Don't neglect your kidneys if these behave you.Do not sneeze it. 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Center Anaheim Hotel Angelina Bl Dr. Frances Senescu to Santa Ana College English Department Dr. Senescu graduated with honors from the University of Oregon received her master's degree here. She was granted her doctor philosophy degree at the University of Chicago, taught at University High school in Eugene, the college of the University of Chicago, and for the past five years the Roosevelt College of Chino. He has a varied background of teaching to blind student, special assistant to the Dean at Kansas, laboratory assistant in chemistry, president of church young people, and secretary of a large Scout organization in Chicago. He is the wife of Bernard Senescu, former concert violinist with Chicago Symphony orchestra, member of the Fine Arts String Artist of Chicago, and a staff artist with NBC-ABC. He accompanied him to Hollywood, where playing with various groups in motion pictures and music clrerion older son, Bobby, was a Quiz at 5 and now at 10 is concertier of the Glendale Children's Museum. She has another son, one and one-half years old. Redlands Graduation Week Events Tabbed Degrees will be conferred upon 175 graduates at the 45th annual University of Redlands commencement exercises Sunday, June 6. 5 p.m. in Alumni Greek theater, with Dr Raymond I. Lindquist, noted clergyman, delivering the address. Dr. Lindquist, pastor of the Hollywood First Presbyterian church, will speak on "How to live at your best." Bishop Gerald Kennedy, resident Bishop of the Los Aneles area Methodist church will deliver the Baccalaureate sermon at 11 a.m., services Sunday, according to Dr. George H. Armacost, U of R president. Baccalaureate will be held in Memorial chapel. Alumni day will be held Saturday, prior to Commencement Sunday. Alumni day will be climaxed in the evening with the "Zanja Fiesta," a variety show of student talent. NEW ANAHEIM PEOPLE Moving to Anaheim to make their home at Modern Manor Apts., Schedule Zanja Fiesta Redlands Campus Swing High", the 45th annual Zanja Fiesta in the University of Orlando Alumni Greek Theater Saturday evening at 8:30 will feature the popular comedy team, Cullen and Dave Nuffer in farewell appearance. For the past four years Cullen Nuffer, with their ukes and antics, have been the life of U. of R. rallies and have devoted audiences in high schools, ice clubs and parties through southern California. A couple of wandering space sets, Cullen and Nuffer will sing out of a pair of flying cerr Saturday night to sing, dance and clown their way through the liveliest musical revues the long history of the Zanja Fiesta. The revue will also include music, dances, and comedy sketches solving a cast of 100. 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