anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-21

ANKEE DOODLE CAME TO TOWN" — "He stuck a feather in his hat and called it macaroni." This living re-creation of a song that reaches far back into decades of American progress and living has been scheduled as part of the Laguna Beach Art Festival Pageant Rockwell's mural, it the 20th annual festival. Here and There fr. and Mrs. Eddie Elliott of Cox's South Lemon St. have named their third child, Alan James. He a brother Dennis and sister Borah, who await his arrival from the St. Joseph hospice where he was born on July His grand parents are Mr. and s. Ed L. Elliott of Anaheim and Mrs. James Standefer of Angeles. fr. and Mrs. Archie Stagg of South Clementine St. are the parents of a daughter born July Festival Gets Share Crowd Despite Disn LAGUNA BEACH (OCNS) — The gala opening of Disneyland did not overshadow another famous Orange County event the Laguna Festival of Arts when some 80,000 converged on the beach city for the Festival and its famed "Pageant of the Masters." More than 200 artists, sculptors, ceramists and assorted artisans are displaying their work on some six acres of festival guin, Degas, Goya, Sorroloaga and Matisse. Something for the chari arranged. A miniature offers evening and a performances by Pu Don and Ivy Wilson, the entire run of the free art classes will be juvenile visitors. A special feature of the event is the "All Californiers" with $2000 in prizes. 5fr. and Mrs. Archie Stagg of South Clementine St. are the parents of a daughter born July at St. Joseph hospital. The Meridith Camplers of North Westen Street welcomed their in-lit son at St. Joseph hospital on July 15. Tonight 7 to 9 p.m. Annual Ice cream Social, Wesley Methodist Church, N. Los Angeles at Wilimina. Home-made ice cream, ice, candy and coffee. Home from delegate attendance of the California Physical Therapy association convention at the Palm hotel, San Francisco, is Ger-Brakman, whose offices are located at 717 South Los Angeles Brackman, who is vice president of the county chapter, said it there was approximately 150 delegates and lay members at theee-day convention with the protest's most prominent medical team including talks from the man. Report by Delegate Brackun to his local unit will be given the near future. John Christopher is the name of infant son born to Mr. and Ms. Robert Houston, nee Jackle ttfield, at the Freeman hospital Inglewood on July 13. John has older sister, Candace at the nily home, 4402 Highgrove Ave., LAGUNA BEACH (OCNS) — The gala opening of Disneyland did not overshadow another famous Orange County event the Laguna Festival of Arts when some 80,000 converged on the beach city for the Festival and its famed "Pageant of the Masters." More than 200 artists, sculptors, ceramists and assorted artisans are displaying their work on some six acres of festival grounds. These attractions that annually draw visitors from all over the world to the coastal county community. The Pageant of the Masters is presented in the hill-protected outdoor theater of Irvine Bowl. Paintings and exhibits will be on display in tiny booths clustered around the entrance to the natural bowl-like theater. Featured in the Pageant of the Masters, will be some 65 living, life-size, reproductions of famous art. The models — 200 strong, are recruited annually from among the residents of the beach city. Three different programs—22 in each—are seen on successive nights. The reproductions are produced by Howard Graham, with Burt Proctor acting as associate producer and art director. The productions themselves range the gamut of famous artistic endeavor. In addition to such favorites as "The Last Supper," "Pinkie," "Blue Boy," and "Venus," The Festival presents works by Gau- Torrance. Maternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Hatfield of Anaheim. Read the Anaheim Bulletin CIRCLE JULY 22nd You are cordially invited to enjoy a pleasant evening of dancing to the Crystal Tone Orchestra of ORRIN TUCKER CIRCLE JULY 22nd You are cordially invited to enjoy a pleasant evening of dancing to the Crystal Tone Orchestra of ORRIN TUCKER in this special pre-engagement to his Palladium opening...starring ROBERTA LINN AT THE Sunny Hills Recreation Hall Donation $2 per person. Limited Participation. "Young people are cordially invited" BENEFIT OF DONNA MAY, Anaheim Senior Scout selected to represent the United States at the forthcoming world Girl Scout Conference in Rome from August 22-30. Art Festival Pageant of Masters, Reproduced from Norman Rockwell's mural, it is one of the newer living paintings on the 20th annual festival program. (Festival Photo) Install Officers For Civic Light Opera Group In an exotic Hawaiian setting, outgoing president Tom Janus installed Robert Granger as the new president of the Whittler Civic Light Opera association at the third annual installation banquet held at the Shangri La. Field engineer with the Federal Pacific Electric Company, Granger attended the University of Southern California and is a member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. He will be remembered for enacting the role of Hassi in the W.C.U.O.A. production of "The Desert Song." Assisting Granger during the coming year will be the newly elected vice president, Robert Kircher; secretary, Mary Anh Hall; treasurer, Richard Sears; and representatives at large, Dale Fleener and Carolyn Snow. Guest speaker for the evening was John G. Lauritzen, editor and publisher of the East Whittler Review who presented an interesting analogy of the production of a newspaper and the production of musical shows. Members and guests, wearing colorful leis, dined in the romantic atmosphere of the islands and were entertained by a program of native songs and dances presented by the Wilson family, Joe, Bonnie and Jackie, assisted by B111 Hall. Master of ceremonies, Bob Larson, also introduced Howard Sutherland who was assisted by six attractive girls as he sang "23 Starlets and Me." Among the honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beanes, Founder of the association in 1932. Beanes has also been the musical director for several of the productions. ABOUT FAIR ENTRIES Orange County gardeners, who do not belong to garden clubs and other organizations, will soon be behalf of the Society, announced by Preside Leithold. This new groomed, will provide full Something for the children is arranged. A miniature theater offers evening and afternoon performances by Puppeteers Don and Ivy Wilson. During the entire run of the Festival, free art classes will be held for juvenile visitors. A special feature of this year's event is the "All California Gallery" with $2000 in prizes going to juried paintings by artists from all over the state. Another traditional favorite since its inception a few years ago is the Art of Celebrities' gallery. Admissions to the Festival grounds are 30 cents for adults, ten cents for children, up to 6 p.m. Fifty cents a ticket is charged thereafter. Admission to the Pageant of Arts is $3 reserved box seat, $2.40, reserved center section, $1.80 and $1.20 reserved side sections. Holders of Pageant of Arts tickets will not be charged festival grounds admissions on the date of their pageant reservation. Dahlia Society Meeting Slated The Orange County Dahlia Society meeting is Friday at the Santa Ana Woman's clubhouse. Sixth and Baker Streets in Santa Ana with a potluck scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Dr. L. N. Scherrard will give important information on how enter blooms for the coming sow. Mrs. Heckendorn will give some good points on arrangement. PLAN RECEPTION Deputy Visitor Attends Job's Daughters Anaheim Job's Daughters Bethel 5, welcomed their deputy grand guardian, Mrs. Tillie Ehrle for her official visit Monday night with this officer witnessing the initiation of a new recruit, Carrolyn Imbler. Darlene Nipp, honored queen presided. Another important Bethel function is the reception on July 24 from 2 to 5 p.m. honoring Johanna Sandra Johannes, grand representative to the State of Maryland and a past honored queen of the Anaheim Bethel. This affair will be held at the Nipp home at 624 South Illinois St. with Honored Queen Darlene Nipp as chairman hostess. Expression of appreciation for her interest in the Bethel No. 5, Mrs. Ehrle was presented with a monetary gift. Recognition honors also went to past Honored Queens, Doris Simmons Ehrle, Georgian Ehrle and Jean Foster. The Job's Daughters have had an active month, among the affair shared has been the after-initiation party to Irvine Park where they enjoyed a hot dog feed and baseball games. The officers won over the choir group with a score of 17 to 11. The clean-up day event netted the organization $37. Rebekahs to Honor Visit of State Assembly President A pot luck supper preceded the last meeting of the Lois Rebekah lodge with the informal affair held at the city park. At the lodge session in the IOOF hall, Opal Carter, noble grand presiding, plans were formulated for a dinner meeting at the Brothers Corral on Aug. 19. At that time the visit of Erma Freeman, president of the Rebekah Assembly of California will be honored. Sutherland who was assisted by six attractive girls as he sang "23 Starlets and Me." Among the honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beanes. Founder of the association in 1952, Beanes has also been the musical director for several of the productions. ABOUT FAIR ENTRIES Orange County gardeners, who do not belong to garden clubs and other floriculture organizations are welcome to participate in the amateur section of the Flower-show at the Orange County Fair, Aug. 9-14. Further information is available at the home of Mrs. Walker, 919 N. Olive St., Santa Ana, or in care of the Fair office, 20391 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Completely Installed terms as low as NOTHING DO take up to 3 Years At Aaron Schultz the advertised LABOR, 40-oz. PAD, TACKL EVERYTHING! Cotton Boucle Terms as low as 6.23 p A pot luck supper preceded the last meeting of the Lois Rebekah lodge with the informal affair held at the city park. At the lodge session in the IOOF hall, Opal Carter, noble grand presiding, plans were formulated for a dinner meeting at the Brothers Corral on Aug. 19. At that time the visit of Erma Freeman, president of the Rebekah Assembly of California will be honored. Among other plans for this month presented to the members, was the postponed Thimble club meeting on July 26. This will be a potluck and will be held at the home of Ada Anderson at 901 North Clementine St. Entertainment for the evening meeting was presented by dancers from the Armstrong studio in Garden Grove. The student performers were introduced by Mrs. Paul Armstrong, who was earlier presented to the lodge members by Pauline Miller. Rosary Institute Plans Food Sale A food sale after all masses at St. Boniface Catholic church will be sponsored by the Anaheim Our Lady of Rosary Institute Sunday, Aug. 7. Plans for the sale were discussed at the last meeting of the Institute with the sale to be held in the Parish hall. For more information persons are to call Henrietta Phelps KE, 5-8383. Cord Rosary meeting for July 27 at the home of Gail Wolden, 203 North Spruce Dr. was planned by chairman, Phyllis Heffner with plans for the card section meeting tonight at the home of Lynn Raberding also discussed. Lorraine Revell presided at the meeting. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin Mariners’ Moonlight Hop Slated July 29 at Sunny Hills Hall Silver stars elegant and sparkling, planes, and "the old man in the moon," will accent a midnight sky, effected through blue lights and set the theme of the Presbyterian Mariners “Moonlight Hop” July 29 at the Sunny Hills Recreation hall in Fullerton. Planned for excellent entertainment and fun for a Southern California balmy evening, the Mariners have signed the "Harmonaires" for the dance rhythms. Proceeds from this benefit will be added to the Sunday School Expansion Fund with admission donation contact to be made through the committee members. They are Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. William Gruen, Mrs. Ralph Hall, Mrs. Jack Goodell, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fancher, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Parson, Dr. and Mrs. Gaylord Brown. The evening is planned for one of fun and frolic with every detail for the entertainment of guests to be considered. Philharmonic Names Officers Three new members were elected to the active board of directors of the Orange County Philharmonic Society at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. Fred G. Ferrey of Lemon Heights, Santa Ana. They are Mrs. Carl Boswell of Bayshores, Newport Beach; Miss E. Gortrude Hellis and Edward Mittelman of Fullerton; the Society’s Treasurer. An enlarged advisory board of directors will soon by activated on behalf of the Society, it was announced by President Moreland Leithold. This new group, he stated, will provide full representation. BUSY AT IT—Committee members of the Mariners Moonlight Hop ball at Sunny Hills Recreation hall on July 29 are en-grossed in making decorations for this gala affair which is destined to be one of Anaheim's most popular social events. In above photo, fashioning the stars, moon, planes and other "out of the midnight blue" effects are (left to right) Mrs. Robert Davis, chairman of decorations, Mrs. William Gruen, Mrs. Ralph Hall, and Mrs. Jack Goodell, (in front). Audubon Group Sets Meeting The public is invited by the California Audubon Society to attend a meeting at the YWCA, corner of 14th and North Broadway, Santa Ana tonight at 7:30. The purpose of the meeting is two-fold: first to discuss the varied activities and projects that may be carried on at the Tucker Bird Sanctuary. The Tucker Bird Sanctuary is one of the best-loved projects of Orange County, and it provides valuable activities for children. The California Audubon is the only branch of the National Audubon Society in Orange County. One may join the local group with a fee of $1.50 or the National Audubon by paying a fee of $5 a year. The $5 includes a subscription to the National Audubon Magazine and dues for both the national and local societies. The public is invited by the California Audubon Society to attend a meeting at the YWCA, corner of 14th and North Broadway, Santa Ana tonight at 7:30. The purpose of the meeting is two-fold: first to discuss the varied activities and projects that may be carried on at the Tucker Bird Sanctuary. The Tucker Bird Sanctuary is one of the best-loved projects of Orange County, and it is made possible by the time and effort of public-spirited citizens. Those who have long been interested in the National Audubon Society with its emphasis on conservation and all phases of wildlife may wish to become members of that society. 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