anaheim-gazette 1947-11-13

Gabriel P. Baiza Dies Saturday Gabriel P. Baiza, a resident of Anaheim since 1918, passed away at his home at Rt. 1, Box 325, last Saturday, Nov. 8. He was born in Mexico 75 years ago. Surviving are three brothers; four grandchildren, among whom is Mrs. Nellie Pando of Los Angeles, and four great grandchildren. Holy Rosary was held at the home on Monday evening with mass Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock at the Independencia church. Interment was in Artesia cemetery. Bonanova Concert To Be in AUHS November 22 Fortunio Bonanova, concert, opera, stage and screen star, will be presented by Mary Bran of Los Angeles, in concert in the Anaheim Union high school auditorium Saturday, November 22, at 8:30 o'clock that evening. The unique feature of the program will be his appearance in conjunction with an all-color motion picture in sound of himself as soloist with full symphony orchestra in the Pan-American Bowl in Mexico City. He recently played the role of "father" in MGM's technicolor picture, "Fiesta." A talented composer, Bonanova introduces works of North American musicians to Latin American audiences, and in the same vein, brings South American tempos and interpretations to the United States. Anaheim Altrusa Club Charter At Banquet In an impressive ceremony women's service club, received its national, Monday evening during Fremont Junior high school cafe Ninth District governor of Altrusa Mrs. Hildred Ferrell, Anaheim civic club, church and school heads and delegates attended the event. Addressing the assembly, Dr. Preston stated, "Membership in Altrusa means being organized as a unit rather than a group of individual career women working without a specific plan. Altrusa membership will carry with it many advantages and obligations, but as with any enterprise, the risks and responsibilities are made worth while by gains and satisfactions achieved." “Membership in Altrusa constitutes a challenge to make the club felt in community affairs as a service organization of women well informed as to public opinion, good government and service to others,” she continued. Dr. Preston concluded by commenting, “It is with full confidence that the Altrusa club of Anaheim will meet its challenges as a civic club, that I take pleasure in presenting this charter.” Program speaker was Gertrude Bruns, staff member of Girl Scout national headquarters in New York City, who was assigned to the American occupation zone in Germany during 1947. She returned to the United States only a short time ago. Mrs. Bruns presented a vivid picture of conditions in civilian Germany. When in that country she dealt mainly with displaced persons. FORTUNIO BONANOVA Born in the Isle of Mallorca, Spain, Bonanova is now a citizen of this country. His career began when he became the protege of the Chaliapin of the Royal Chapel of King Alphonso, where he sang as a youth. He made his debut in grand opera in Spain two years later and was hailed as a great lyric baritone, according to Miss Bran. Included on his program here will be "Granadinas" by Barrera, "Maria De La O" by Quiroga and the folk song "Asturiana" by the late de Falla. A vital personality, Bonanova enjoys opera, stage and screen roles but prefers the concert stage more where he can be "just himself." In addition to his portrayal of "Antonio Morales" in "Fiesta," he played a leading role in Universal's "Ali Baba"; the part of "Columbus" in Twenty-Century Fox's "Where Do We Go From Here?", and the Italian General part in "Five Graves to Cairo." On Broadway, as a dramatic actor, he was Catherine Cornell's leading man in the thirteen-month New York run of "Dishonored Lady." Tickets may be obtained from the Baton Music company, 157 West Center street, or at the high school box office. Home Makers To Learn How To Cook Vegetables Vegetable cookery will be discussed at meetings of Home Departments and Homemakers during the remainder of November, it was announced this week by Mrs. Marian Prentiss, county home demonstration agent. All meetings start at 10 a.m. Meeting dates and places: Nov. 13—Yorba Linda Home Department will meet at the Yorba Linda Women's Club. Mrs. Vegetable cookery will be discussed at meetings of Home Departments and Homemakers during the remainder of November, it was announced this week by Mrs. Marian Prentiss, county home demonstration agent. All meetings start at 10 a.m. Meeting dates and places: Nov. 13—Yorba Linda Home Department will meet at the Yorba Linda Women's Club. Mrs. Edith Worsham and Mrs. Eunice Thurman as project leaders. Nov. 14—Foothill Home Department will meet at the Farm Bureau Hall with Mrs. W. C. Armstrong and Mrs. Martin Duker as project leaders. Nov. 19—Canyon Homemakers will meet at the home of Mrs. A. E. Watson, Modjeska Canyon, with Mrs. E. H. Harris and Mrs. A. E. Watson as project leaders. Nov. 20—La Habra Home Department will meet at the La Habra Women's Club with Mrs. Charles Maitre and Mrs. Êthel Beck as project leaders. Nov. 25—Anaheim Home Department will meet at the Farm Bureau Hall, with Mrs. Esther Freese and Miss Katherine Claes as project leaders. 'IKE' WALTONS STALK FISH FROM 'MINNETONKA' A party of sixteen Izaak Walton members of the Anaheim chapter left this city at 4 o'clock Wednesday morning of last week, to try their luck aboard the "Minnetonka," sport-fishing craft out of King's Landing, Newport Beach. They trolled as far as 30 miles out from shore south of Oceanside. One albacore, weighing 34 pounds, was brought to gaff by Herman Freese; a shark was caught by Bob Williams, and two members of the party lost their hats. During the afternoon a terrific wind rose and the group was jostled home. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Im Altrusa Club Receives Roll At Banquet Monday Night An impressive ceremony, the Anaheim Altrusa, service club, received its charter from Altrusa Interday evening during a special dinner meeting at senior high school cafeteria. Dr. Helen Preston, district governor of Altrusa, presented the charter to Ed Ferrell, Anaheim president. More than 100 church and school delegates attended the secretary to Dr. Preston; presidents and representatives of southern California Altrusa clubs including Mrs. Irene Daniger, president of the Santa Ana club, which sponsored the local group; church representatives; service club presidents and their wives, of this city. Glenn Hipes, president of Anaheim Chamber of Commerce was introduced and a congratulatory letter from Mayor Charles Pearson was read. Mrs. Ferrell graciously welcomed visiting dignitaries, leaders, Altrusa members and delegates. Following the banquet, Mrs. Betty Fackiner Rees sang several solos accompanied by Helen Pifer Fackiner. The affair began with the opening Altrusa ritual and closed with George Washington's prayer, which bears out the theme of Altrusa, "Live and Let Live." Mrs. Daniger was the reader. Artistic decorations of blue and white, Altrusa colors, were arranged by Carmen Lizarraga, Anaheim member. Huge bouquets of white chrysanthemums graced the long banquet tables. Clad in formal gowns, all Altrusa members had corsages of white carnations blended with blue ribbons. Blue candles on the tables were held in metallic papered holders. Anaheim Altrusans identified themselves as to occupation during the dinner hour. Recorded background music was Untrained Boys With 22 Rifles Worry Police There are too many boys in Anaheim whose parents provide them with rifles and neglect to school them in the use of the weapons, in the opinion of Anaheim police officers. A small boy with a rifle and no training in the proper use of a gun is not only a menace to himself, but to a large part of the community, they say. Complaints from residents near the city limits that boys are shooting indiscriminately in their vicinity are growing in number, say the officers. There were three from widely separated points on Tuesday. One was from Vermont and East street where boys were said to be using a .22 rifle carelessly. Shortly afterward an officer took a .22 rifle from a 13 year old boy who was shooting haphazardly in a grove on North West street. And during the day a man living on South Dickel street told of having electric lights on his garage and a number of decorative gourds at his home shot at by a boy, with an air rifle. “If parents won't take the time to train their boys how to use rifles,” said one officer, “there are two good rifle clubs in the city that will gladly undertake their training, if given the opportunity.” Former Principal Dies Saturday Charles E. Taylor, 86, of Monrovia, died Saturday morning from injuries suffered when he was struck by an automobile in front intensity of inflation, coal, clothing and necessities is much depicted in news current magazines, she peness of clothing dothe United States is the fact that thread are unobtainable there purposes. laries introduced durder night dinner in Wilkes, district of president of the San rene Dresser, district white, Altrusa colors, were arranged by Carmen Lizarraga, Anaheim member. Huge bouquets of white chrysanthemums graced the long banquet tables. Clad in formal gowns, all Altrusa members had corsages of white carnations blended with blue ribbons. Blue candles on the tables were held in metallic papered holders. Anaheim Altrusans identified themselves as to occupation during the dinner hour. Recorded background music was provided through the courtesy of Starkweather’s. The banquet menu was prepared by Dorothy Parker, local member. SENIOR CLASS PLAY BEING STAGED TONIGHT “Ladies of the Jury,” a clever play by Fred Ballard, is being presented tonight (Thursday,) at 7:30 o’clock, under the sponsorship of the senior class of Anaheim Union high school in the auditorium on the campus. Everybody reads the Gazette. Former Principal Dies Saturday Charles E. Taylor, 86, of Monrovia, died Saturday morning from injuries suffered when he was struck by an automobile in front of his home. He was the principal of Anaheim high school in 1903 and also principal of Orange high school for several years. 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