anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-01

B-2—Anaheim (Col.) Bulletin Wednesday, April 1, 1959 Here and There Two graduates of Orange Coast College have been named to the Dean's Honor List at UCLA. Constance Denny who graduated from OCC in 1956 was honored in the College of Applied Arts. Gary Keith Kaostner, a 1955 graduate, was named to the list in the School of Business Administration. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Johnson of 1131 Fox Ln. recently enjoyed a vacation stay at the Warner Springs Guest Ranch in San Diego County. Rummage Sale 8 and 40 - 126 S. Los Angeles St. April 2 and 3, 1959. Anaheim chapter of the Izaak Walton League is sponsoring a family night Saturday, starting at 7 p.m. at the clubhouse, the former La Palma Youth Center on E. La Palma. Roast turkey dinner will be served with reservations to be made with any Ike member. Baha'i Spiritual Assembly Speaker, David To Discuss 'Divine Springtime, New Era' DAVID BOND producer Park, Recreation Department Sets Spring Dance Program at Schools The Anaheim Park and Recreation Department is offering its spring dance program for children beginning in early April. Tap and ballet and modern dance will be conducted in two classifications, beginners and juniors. Following are the dates, times and places of registrations and classes. For tap and ballet, registration will be at Dr. Peter Marshall School, April 11, class 18; David Bond, well known writer, director, theater picture and TV producer on 'Divine Springtime Era,' when he talks about being held at 263 Marcelo helm, at 8:30 tonight by the Baha'i Assemblage City. William J. Conway, of the Assembly states that sons interested are welcome. Bond, prominent actor is presently bringing geles and its environs, with his Hollywood Festival. He is presenting Labours Lost," "Kin," "Measure for Measure," "Troilus and Cressida." Bond, whose religious "Words For The World" universally broadcaster or more networks conceive the past nine years, is dent of religion. He is centrating his search for the Baha'i Revelation. "The embracing princess Baha'i World Faith," way, chairman of the virtual Assembly, "are: all religions, the one human race, the indirection of truth, from prejudice of national, political, racial liqious; the equality of women, universal auge language, solution of the economic problems in would be both spiritualical, world federation; tribunal for the obligation of international and finally, world civilization." The Anaheim Park and Recreation Department is offering its spring dance program for children beginning in early April. Tap and ballet and modern dance will be conducted in two classifications, beginners and juniors. Following are the dates, times and places of registrations and classes. For tap and ballet, registration will be April 14 at Lake School, class, April 21; beginners 6 to 8. ELECTRIC SHAVERS Accessories, Parts, Repairs ANAHEIM BARBER SHOP 111 S. Los Angeles St. KEL 5-6149 Beauty Tips from Me to You by Lillian Ruskin Lin-Brook Beauty Salon—10037 Lincoln, KE 3-3694 Makeup can't change the shape of the face—but properly applied one can look more youthful, good points can be enhanced and poor points can be subdued. Take into consideration the shape of the face before any make-up is used. Remember the right shade of make-up is important. Rouge is a most important item for properly applied it can do much to minimize the less attractive and bring out the better ones. But rouge applied too heavily or not placed correctly will make one look old or tired so be sure that you study the contours of your face so that the rouge properly applied can take off years and add sparkle to your eyes. Experiment with your makeup and seek council from your favorite operator as to its proper application. You can wear any color you want if you remember to change your make-up. We all know that there are certain colors that are off-bounds for our type but now with so many kinds of make-up to effect a dramatic fashion we can wear some of those colors we have always avoided by changing our make-up to suit the costume. Try it for a lift. More next week on how to match your colors to your make-up. More women every day are saying "To look your loveliest, call The Lin-Brook Beauty Salon. Individual Hairstyling... Cold Waves... Tinting... All at Budget Prices... 10057 Lincoln Ave... Phone KEystone 3-3694... Evenings by Appointments... dips to nothing in back... quick-zips up the front RONDEAU TORSOLETTE dips to nothing in back... quick-zips up the front RONDEAU TORSOLETTE by Lilyette Any objection to looking simply luscious in the new bared-back fashions? No! Then, you've no choice, my dear, but to wear this Rondeau. The contour-padded cups, underscored with wire, space and shape you to high, rounded perfection with never a moment's uneasiness. The long line back tucks hips under for sheaths. Cotton broadcloth with cotton and dacron elastic. Talon front zipper. White. 32 to 40, B, C cups. $1250 During our SPRING CORSET WEEK we will have informal modeling in our foundations department... and leading stylists to assist you in correct garment fitting. ● Center at Lemou, Downtown Anaheim ● Ample Free Parking ● Store Hours: Dally, 9:30-5:30 — Mon. and Fri. David Bond, well known actor, writer, director, theater, motion picture and TV producer will speak on "Divine Springtime and New Era," when he talks at a meeting to be held at 263 March St., Anaheim, at 8:30 tonight, sponsored by the Baha'i Assembly of this city. William J. Conway, chairman of the Assembly states that all persons interested are urged to attend. Bond, prominent actor-producer, is presently bringing to Los Angeles and its environs, the classics with his Hollywood Shakespeare Festival. He is presenting "Love's Labours Lost," "King John," "Measure for Measure," and "Troilus and Cressida." Bond, whose religious recordings "Words For The World" have been universally broadcasted over one or more networks continually for the past nine years, is also a student of religion. He is now concentrating his search for truth in the Baha'i Revelation. "The embracing principles of the Baha'i World Faith," says Conway, chairman of the Baha'i Spiritual Assembly, "are: the unity of all religions, the oneness of the human race, the independent investigation of truth, the freedom from prejudice of all kinds—national, political, racial, and religious; the equality of men and women, universal auxiliary language, solution of the labor and economic problems in ways that would be both spiritual and practical, world federation; a universal tribunal for the obligatory settlement of international problems; and finally, world peace and world civilization." Beauty Expert Scheduled at Broadway Store Beauty answers to women will be given when Miss Adrienne Stratton of Charles of the Ritz comes to the Broadway Department Store, April 27, 28, and 29. Miss Stratton says she has noticed that—the most common beauty problem is that of dryness. She has a helpful corrective treatment for this skin type as well as for the many others that are a cause for concern. As her trained eyes carefully study your skin, she will also point out the importance of selecting the right shades of make-up. For example, did you know that colors that are too dark for your skin-tone will cast unflattering, aging shadows onto your face? With the proper foundation, the right blend of powder, rouge, eye makeup and lipstick, your skin, and even your hair, is dramatized and enhanced so that you look and feel years younger, she points out. There are so many more helpful tips to learn from this goodwill-ambassador of beauty, from makeup to the proper application of creams. She'll show how to smooth cleansing and lubricating creams onto the face to help uplift "relaxed" facial contours. She will present how to apply rouge, lipstick, shadow and eyebrow pencil to suit the face type. Cast of Play In the cast of "Sailor's Delight," produced by Price (producer of Tustin Playbox), and directed by Steven Ritch, known for his work as director of "Dial M. for Murder" at the Playbox last summer, will be: Price, Jack Grinnage, Pat Walter, George Keymas in the lead, Terry Clark, Marcella Connor, Judy Howard as the Mermaid. Jack Grinnage played in "Boy Meets Girl" and "Charley's Aunt!" last year at Tustin. He also appears in two new movies, "Wolf Larson" and "Wink of an Eye" and has appeared on television in "West Point Story." "Steve Canyon." "Father Knows Best." Pat Walter played in "Boy Meets Girl" at Tustin. George Keymas has several TV shows to his credit, including "The Loretta Young Show," "Playhouse 90," "Wagon Train." "Have Gun, Will Travel," "Restless Gun" and "Maverick." Judy Howard played in "Charley's Aunt" in Tustin. On television, she has played in "Youth Court," "Wire Service," "Dorso D. A.," "Sheriff of Cochise," "Dragnet." Musical appearances include "Horseshoe Stage" in Hollywood. Marcella Conners has chalked up experience in the Playbox in "Anniversary Waltz," "Janus," and "Charley's Aunt." Steven Ritch, writer, actor, director, wrote and starred in Columbia's "City of Fear." He has been seen on television in "Rin Tin Tin," and played opposite Sessue Hayakawa in "Wagon Train." Price's Credits Sherwyn Price has just finished appearing on television's "The Donna Reed Show" and "Hiway Patrol." His latest movies include "Compulsion" and "Dangerous Charer." The play sponsored by the Guild will be held at the High School Auditorium on W. Center St. It is a play for the whole family to see and enjoy. Tickets will be sold at the door. For further information call Mrs. Jack Evans at PR 4-5244 or Mrs. Paul Baker a KE 5-6749. OCC Nursing Students Get Scholarships Scholarships of $75 each have been presented to two Orange Coast College vocational nursing students by the Newport Beach Ebell Club. Mrs. Jean Shoemaker of 144 E.Locust Ave., Orange, and Mrs.Evangeline Collins of 2085 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa, are recipients of the scholarships. Mrs. Shoe-maker is in the second semester of her one-year training and is now taking clinical instruction. Mrs. Collins entered the program in February. The scholarships were presented to the students by Mrs. Logan Jackson, chairman of the ways and means committee of the Ebell Club. The awards are part of a $300 grant given to the Orange Coast College vocational nursing program by the Ebell Club. Balance of the money will be used for other vocational nursing scholarships and to meet vocational nursing student emergencies. Travel Tips By Maxine Wich A spring holiday in ITA less expensive than your 15 and 30 day rail trip UNLIMITED MILEAGE fixed fares. If you take special coupons provide gasoline at greatly reduced hot tip for the horse; you are a horse owner; connected with that trip to the 1959 KENTUCKY BY may be considered t able...and remember off and running soon. Orange County's tour going full steam ahead all air-conditioned Lines S.S. Orcades Ju Airlines July 18. Get in cal group for fun or a Whenever you require in solving your travel call PRospect 4-5070.plete and personalized available without charge. Joe Hurst Says ...WHAT IS A CUSTOMER? A CUSTOMER ...Is the most important p this store—in person or A CUSTOMER ...Is not dependent on us-dependent on him. THE MEANEST MAN IN THE WORLD THE MEANEST MAN IN THE WORLD ...is the cancer quack, the man who claims he has a "secret cure" for cancer. There is no "secret cure" for cancer. But many cancers can be cured if detected and treated in their early stages by a qualified physician. See your doctor regularly. Give him the chance to give you the chance of a lifetime. Ask your local American Cancer Society office for a copy of its anti-quack pamphlet, "I Have a Secret Cure for Cancer." AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Gunite Pools 15' x 30' Complete Model Pool $1989¥00 Sahara Pools 9100 LINCOLN AVE. Joe Hurst Says . . . WHAT IS A CUSTOMER? A CUSTOMER . . . Is the most important product this store—in person or online. A CUSTOMER . . . Is not dependent on us; independent on him. Is not an interruption of life—the purpose of it. A CUSTOMER . . . We are not doing him a favor by giving us the city to do so. A CUSTOMER . . . Is not an outsider to our community—the part of it. A CUSTOMER . . . Is not a cold statistic—flesh and blood human with feelings and emotions our own—and with biased prejudices. A CUSTOMER . . . Is not someone to argue wits with—Nobody ever argument with a customer. A CUSTOMER . . . Is a person who brings wants—It is our job them, profitable to himself. Never an Interest or Carrying Charge! Hurst THE DIAMOND STORE OF ANAHEIM JEWELERS OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY 'TIL 9:30 132 W·CENTER Downtown Anaheim KE New Beauty for You! By IRIS LYNNE Many readers have written to me in care of this paper to ask for more detailed information, to ask for specific advice, or simply to say that they enjoy reading it each week. Srping is now in full swing. New beauty problems have become too apparent, old ones have become more acute, and this seasons' change, as always, brings about a whole new array of cosmetic help and current changes in fashion. This is an invitation extended to each reader. Write your opinion of "New Beauty For You." Please let us know what you have enjoyed most about it, what has seemed superfluous to you, what has been most informative to you, and what you would most like to read about in future columns. Send your letter or postcard to Iris Lynne, in care of The Anaheim Bulletin, Anaheim, California. Dana Latham of Los Angeles To Be Honored The Honorable Dana Latham of Los Angeles, commissioner of internal revenue and Occidental College trustee, will be the guest of honor at a dinner given by the college in Freeman Union on the campus Friday, April 3, at 7 p.m. following the dinner, sponsored by the Occidental College Lawyers Conference, Commissioner Latham will speak on "The Federal Income — Current Problems — Future Outlook." The first Commissioner of Internal Revenue to be chosen from the West, Latham assumed his executive duties last October. For many years prior thereto he was a senior member of the law firm of Latham and Watkins in Los Angeles, and a well known practicing specialist in tax law. He served as special attorney in the Washington and San Francisco offices of the Bureau of Internal Revenue in 1926-27. A graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University and Harvard Law School, he is a trustee of the former. Leonard S. Janofsky is chairman of the conference, and Scott W. Hovey, secretary. Send your letter or postcard to Iris Lynne, in care of The Anaheim Bulletin, Anaheim, California. FRESH and DRAWN STEWING CHICKENS lb. 19¢ Farmer John No. 1 BACON 1-lb. Pkg. 47¢ WISCONSIN Swiss or Sharp Cheese 59¢ lb. FARMER JOHN LINK SAUSAGE ½ lb. Pkg. 19¢ Travel Tips By Maxine Wiegand A spring holiday in ITALY can be less expensive than you think... 15 and 30 day rail tickets allow UNLIMITED MILEAGE at low fixed fares. If you take your car, special coupons provide tourists gasoline at greatly reduced prices. A hot tip for the horsey-set... If you are a horse owner, breeder or connected with that business, a trip to the 1959 KENTUCKY DERBY may be considered tax deductible... and remember, they'll be off and running soon. Orange County's tour of Europe is going full steam ahead leaving on the all air-conditioned Orient Lines S.S. Orcades June 30—SAS Airlines July 18. Get in on the local group for fun for all! 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