anaheim-gazette 1950-04-20

Social and Club Activities Emma Lawrence On Gazette Staff Mrs. C. H. (Emma) Lawrence has recently joined the staff of the Anaheim Gazette as society reporter. She has resided in Anaheim for more than 15 years. Born in Brooklyn, New York, she was a resident of Los Angeles and San Bernardino. She has had many years of experience in the business and professional world, and has become well known in Anaheim and Orange county through her civic, youth, welfare and church activities. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence now reside at 820 South Philadelphia street: They have three children, Mary Margaret, Charles Jr., and William. Fremont Students To Present H.M.S. Pinafore Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta, "H.M.S. Pinafore," is to be presented by the Fremont Junior high school music department, under the capable direction of Miss Harriet Schadewald. Tuesday evening, April 25, at 7:30, in the Fremont auditorium. All characters have been carefully chosen and trained for their respective roles; Roch Conklin, the haughty but lovable Captain; Bill Sawyer, the English tar who can Lou Casebeer, Rella Cherry, Lois Claussen, Jan Critchfield, Frank Doretti, Elenore Fewks, Roxanna Fischle, Yvonne Fitz, Zoe Fort, Cherrie Goff, Dicksie Heffern, Kathleen Henry, Bill Kidwell, Carol Kirk, John Lee, Geoffrey Marshall, Jim Marshall, Arolwyne Mayberry, Barbara Olsen, Jim Ownbey, David Pelser, Jack Phelps, Jo Ann Rees, Earl Roberson, Pat Russell, Sandra Sangster, Pearl Stouffer, Glenda Smith, Lois Swint, Gloria Taylor, Lois Thomas, Bette Van Delden, Bonne Van Delden. Sir Joseph's relatives: Shirley Briggs, Carolyn Bonner, Dallas Bowen, Carolyn Fiscus, Kathleen Gilmore, Peggy Hallager, Mary Lynn Head, Phyllis Kirchmann, Donna Reafsnyder, Wilma Roseberry, Pat Santi, Charlyn Schmid, Carol Sloman, Reynette Wallace. Sailor Trio: Jan Critchfield, Gloria Taylor, Lois Swint. Guards: John Swint, Reese Worden. Brawny Lads Trio: Bill Kidwell, Jim Ownbey, Jim Marshall. Sound effects: Tyler Cone. Hornpipe Dancers: Ann Allen, Barbara Boege, Loa Jean Bromwich, Betty Dierberger, Jean Dobson, Bobbie Jean Downs, Dorothy Gosnell, Linda Heffern, Norma Jordon, Veronona Oelkers, Marilyn Richards, Dixie Selfridge, Dorothy Thomas. Overtures will be by the Fremont orchestra under the direction of Mr. Ted Bourne. Proceeds will go towards the purchase of choir robes for the music department. April 22 at the Elks Club. The semi-formal affair, traditionally held after Easter, will start at p.m. All proceeds from the dance will be used to further the Y.L. projects at the Orange County hospital and at the Don Bosco Baby Clinic. Dancing will be to the music of the “Debonnaires” who recently completed an engagement at the Huntington Hotel in Pasadena. At atmosphere of “The Circus” will prevail with balloons, clowns, pernants, bare-back riders and other features of the big show being used to carry out the theme. A musical teddy bear will be presented to one of the couples—it was donated by the Betty Ross Shop of this city. Mesdames Robert Coffin and Leonard Liekhus are co-chairmen of the charity dance. Other committee chairmen include: Mrs. Le Martin; decorations; Miss Annie Treanor; check room; Miss Helene Canton; invitations; Mrs. L. A Benner; publicity. Invitations may still be obtained by calling Miss Canton at Anaheim 6670. Anaheim Artists At Hawaiian Luau On Sunday, April 16, a real Hawaiian Luau was given by Abi “Cocoanut Willie,” at Hermos Beach, California. Four of Val Moore’s pupils—Dolores Pool, Doris Rouland, Beatie Schachner and Lee Ray Williams were invited to attend a guest artists. Also many professional artists were in attendance among whom were Prince Kawoli of the Harry Owens TV show and Lani McIntyre who is famous for her Tahitian and Hawaiian dance Music was furnished by Ma-Reid’s orchestra. The Luau was from 2:00 to 10:00. Gilbert and Sullivan’s operetta, “H.M.S. Pinafore,” is to be presented by the Fremont Junior high school music department, under the capable direction of Miss Harriet Schadewald, Tuesday evening, April 25, at 7:30, in the Fremont auditorium. All characters have been carefully chosen and trained for their respective roles; Roch Conklin, the haughty but lovable Captain; Bill Sawyer, the English tar who can laugh at himself; Sir Joseph, the ruler of the King’s navy, Jim Moore; Josephine, in love with Ralph, Peggy Kohlenberger; dear little Buttercup, Linette Blanchard; Hebe, Sherryl David; boatswain, Frank Stouffer; Dick Deadeye, Robert Bovee. Sailors: Sharon Barnard, Mike Beach, Virginia Bengochea, Mary Hornipipe Dancers: Ann Allen, Barbara Boege, Loa Jean Bromwich, Betty Dierberger, Jean Dobson, Bobbie Jean Downs, Dorothy Gosnell, Linda Heffern, Norma Jordon, Veronona Oelkers, Marilyn Richards, Dixie Selfridge, Dorothy Thomas. Overtures will be by the Fremont orchestra under the direction of Mr. Ted Bourne. Proceeds will go towards the purchase of choir robes for the music department. YLI Spring Charity Dance at Elks Club Saturday Evening The Anaheim Young Ladies Institute will hold their annual Spring Dance, Saturday evening, See DONNA REED in “Chicago Deadline”, a Paramount DONNA REED SAYS: “You can’t make a cup of M·J·B” Good news gets around. 43% of all M.J.B users first tried it because friends and neighbors recommended it. When you drink M.J.B coffee piping hot and fragrant you're enjoying not one but several of the world's finest coffees perfectly flavor-balanced in one superb blend. Brew it any way you like, mild, strong or in-between; use regular or drip grind, and this we promise you . . . it's always good because it's always right. Ever heard of anybody baking a turkey and a pie in the same oven at the same temperature for the same length of time? Hardly. Nor does M.J.B roast all of its coffee beans at once. M.J.B uses the "individual bean roasting process." This way you get maximum flavor and aroma from each variety of coffee in the M.J.B luxury blend. M.J.B is sealed under the highest possible vacuum; this extra goodness comes straight to you. Fullerton Teacher Orchestrates Final Bach Composition Nelson E. Bonar, music instructor for Fullerton Union high school and Junior college, in connection with the University of Southern California Orchestra and Instrumental ensembles, has orchestrated Contrapunctus XX of "The Art of the Fugue" by Johann Sebastian Bach, an enormous unfinished work never previously presented. Performance of Mr. Bonar's score was given last week in Boyard auditorium on the university campus by the University of Southern California orchestra under the direction of Ingolf Dahl. Bach, master of intricate counterpoint, composed for the harpsichord and the organ, making orchestration of his work a problem of patience and skill. Bonar's work with Contrapunctus XX presents unusual difficulties in that it is unusually long and, interrupted by the composer's death, various voices and abruptly on whatever note the score was abandoned. In the composition the composer seemed to be signing his name to his work for the last theme is based on the tones B-A-C-H. On the original script appears the note in the handwriting of his son, Phillip Emanuel Bach: "Working on this fugue, at the point where the name 'BACH' is applied in the countersubject, the composer died." Pomona College Holds First Fathers' Day The first Fathers' Day celebration at Pomona College was held Saturday, April 15. Attending from Anaheim were Mr. R. A. Patrick and son, James W., also were guests at the Oxy-Pomona-CMC track meet on Alumni Field and at the Cal Tech-Pomona-CMC tennis match nearby. After the field events the Associated Women Students served coffee at the Harwood Court and patio. Mr. Hoskins was elected president of the Fathers' Club, the purpose of which is to promote friendliness and cooperation between fathers and students. At this meeting it was proposed to hold two meetings yearly, dates to be announced later. Dental Assistants Have Meeting The April meeting of the Orange County Dental Assistants association was held at Dr. Howard Baker's office in Santa Ana. Guest speaker was Dr. R. D. Temple who gave an interesting talk on nutrition after which he spent an hour answering questions and problems presented by the audience. Dr. Temple is of the opinion that a large percentage of our dental illies can be attributed to improper food habits. The certification course now being given at Fullerton Junior college, will soon end. Examination date has been set for June 24. An invitation was extended the O.C.D.A.A. group by Sonora Spencer, past president, to be her guests at the Pacific Coast Club in Long Beach for the May meeting. It was learned that one of the members, Jeanette Jones, assistant to Dr. V. L. Rossiter of Santa Ana, is to be married on June 10 to Mr. Robert Betts of Los Angeles. Mr. Betts graduates S. C. on June 17. Delicious refreshments served at the close of the meeting by Betty Brandt and her committee. Santa Ana YWCA Plans Garden Tour The annual garden tour sponsored by the YWCA of Santa Ana will be held April 29 and 30. dens of Tustin and Santa Ana be visited from 2-6 p.m. Sunday and from 2:30-5:00 p.m. day. Tickets are $1.00 and are for either day of the tour. Tickets and folders giving the gardens are available at the YWCA 209 Church street, Santa Ana. Gardens have been selected various features: ideal outdooring, practical use of availabie space, lovely setting for the garden and interesting details of plant special exhibits and dishe have been planned at several the gardens, including flower arrangements, corsage sale, display of orchids, garden tools and furniture. Tea will be served days at one of the gardens. Hostesses will welcome guests to the gardens Saturday and Sunday. Men as well as women interested in seeing these attractions gardens are urged to attend tour. On Sunday, husband YWCA Board of Directors members will be hosts at several the gardens. California. of Val Moore's pupils—Pool, Doris Rouland, Betachner and Lee Ray Wilwere invited to attend as artists. Also many profesartists were in attendance, whom were Prince Kawokli Harry Owens TV show and CIntyre who is famous for ritian and Hawaiian dances. was furnished by Max orchestra. au was from 2:00 to 10:00 and featured real Hawaiian and Mrs. C. O. Moore and Mrs. Todd Pool accomthe Anaheim artists to Herbeach. Cherokee Indian tribe beUnited States citizens in Pomona College Holds First Fathers' Day The first Fathers' Day celebration at Pomona College was held Saturday, April 15. Attending from Anaheim were Mr. R. A. 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