anaheim-gazette 1958-06-12

See Beauty Parade at La Palma Saturday, as the Anahe Junior Chamber of Presents Junior Chamber of Presents MISS CALIFORNIA STATE FINALS of MISS UNIVERSE BEAUTY PAGEANT TICKETS ON SALE at Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce and 1215 N. PALM BIG STAGE SHOW 2:30 p.m.-8p.m. LA PALMA STADIUM THIS AD SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING ANAHEI N. PALM LA PALMA STADIUM THIS AD SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING ANAHEIM HEINZ MOTOR CO. 1215 N. PALM ST., ANAHEIM KEystone 5-1154 JANS COFFEE SHOP 136 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM KEystone 5-5190 WAYNE'S for FLOWERS 216 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM KEystone 5-5465 OWSTONS' FLOOR COVERINGS 718 N. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM KEystone 5-2855 The SQR Store CENTER & LEMON — ANAHEIM KEystone 5-7251 COTLERS Sto118 W. CENTER KEystone HURST JE 132 W. CENTER KEwstone CHUNGKIN 327 E. CENTER KEystone BOTTS N. LANDSCAPE CO. 1228 LINCOLN — ANAHEIM ANAHEIM MATTE ACROSS FROM LA 102 W. La Palma — Anahe e Beauty On Parade at Palma Stadium Saturday, June 14 as the Anaheim Chamber of Commercevents "Miss California" Will Be Selected At La Palma Park Scores of Orange Countians are expected to gather in Anaheim's La Palma Park Stadium Saturday for the Miss California Beauty Pageant. Held for the first time in Orange County, the pageant is being sponsored by the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce under the direction of Robert E. Theil, general chairman. Twenty curvaceous entrants will be feted during a judges breakfast in the Disney Room of the Red Wagon Inn, Disneyland, and during a pageant luncheon in the Gourmet Restaurant, Disneyland Hotel. Beauties in Two Performances The beauties will be introduced to judges and audience alike during the afternoon show slated for 2:30 in the stadium and final judging is set for the 8 p.m. show in the evening. Miss Stockholm of 1952 a Judge Gita Hall, Miss Stockholm in 1952, is the newest judge to be added to the panel, according to Theil. Miss Hall is currently costarring with Barry Sullivan in "Far Wanderer" and is in the midst of filming "Gun Runners" for Universal Studios. In addition to Miss Hall on the judges panel will be William Cahill, noted designer of bridal gowns; Hugo Hammer, president of the Southern California Art Matranga and Bep Jones of Newport Beach. Other Contestants From throughout the state Donna Kay Brooks will compete for the San Fernando Valley; Pa Curaco for Lakewood; Beverly Morrow, Pasadena; Gloria Tenn Glendale; Darlene Daye, Pa Springs; Bonnie Brown, Lomit Mayr Ann Harismandy, Glendor Virginia Retting, Rosemead; Jo Webster, San Francisco; Pat Knighton, Calver City; Christian Smith, Apple Valley and Inglewood's Jan Dolan, who is the current Hollywood Park "Good Girl." All-Night Grad Party Plans Set All plans are completed for the first all-night Anaheim Senior Grad Night Party Thursday evening following the graduation exercises. A Mardi Gras theme will all decorations in the gay holiday mood has been set in place at the high school gymnasium when the affair is being held. High light of the evening is the music of the Harry James band and the six piece combo of Everett Covin who plays a comic trombone and is a master at audience participation. Stunts with prizes will be held throughout the entire night with many fine and surprising gifts in store for the lucky youngsters. Mrs. Carl Hatfield Chamber of Commerce ents ORNIA FINALS AGEANT HOW 8p.m. TADIUM DOOR PRIZE 1958 ISETTA ING ANAHEIM BOOSTERS Gita Hall, Miss Stockholm in 1952, is the newest judge to be added to the panel, according to Theil. Miss Hall is currently co-starring with Barry Sullivan in "Far Wanderer" and is in the midst of filming "Gun Runners" for Universal Studios. In addition to Miss Hall on the judges panel will be William Cahill, noted designer of bridal gowns; Hugo Hammer, president of the Southern California Art Assn.; Vic Houser, internationally-known sculptor and artist; Milton Lewis, dean of the Hollywood talent scouts; and Dr. James Boutross, president of the Empress Pearl Syndicate which designs and produces the crowns for the Miss Universe contest. Betty Corn is Miss Anaheim Representing Anaheim in the state-wide competition to find a Miss California for the Miss Universe Pageant held annually in Long Beach, is pretty Betty Corn. Others from Orange County include Miss Costa Mesa, Evelyn mood has been set in place at the high school gymnasium where the affair is being held. High light of the evening is the music of the Harry James band and the six piece combo of Everett Covi who plays a comic trombone and is a master at audience participation. Stunts with prizes will be held throughout the entire night with many fine and surprising gifts in store for the lucky youngsters. Mrs. Carl Hatfield general chairman of the event. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robinson chairmen of the budget committee, have raised the $3500 goal to finance this event. Civic organizations, Anaheim merchants, P-TA organizations of the city schools and individual contributors have made this undertaking possible. Mrs. Ken Stromquist, chairman of the decorations committee and her members have been working all week, getting the decorations in place. The patio just outside the gym will be enclosed and shuffle board and ping-pong games will be available. Surroundings That Soften Sorrow The Chapel With a seating capacity of 150 people, the air conditioned chapel at Backs, Troutman and Kaulbars provides a serene, spiritual surrounding for the final tribute. A private room for the family is at the right and a separate flower room for the delicate care of floral arrangements is located behind the chapel. Friends may pay their last respects in the Reposing Room adjoining the chapel. BTK 251 N Lemon Street Kystone 5-3209 Orange County's First Funeral Directors BACKS TROUTMAÑ KAULBARS TADIUM 1800 ISETTA ING ANAHEIM BOOSTERS COTLERS Store for MEN 118 W. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM KEystone 5-4224 HURST JEWELERS 132 W. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM KEwstone 5-3107 CHUNGKING CAFE 327 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM KEystone 5-4519 BOTTS NURSERY LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS 8 LINCOLN — ANAHEIM — KEystone 5-5450 ANAHEIM MATTRESS FACTORY ACROSS FROM LA PALMA STADIUM 202 W. La Palma — Anaheim — KEystone 5-2423 BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS Before You Select SEE US STREAMLINED BANK FIN SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK 347 W. CENTER ST. — ANAHEIM PHONE PRospect 4-4192 A Buffet Supper A buffet supper will be served from 11 p.m. until 1 a.m. with Arnold's Farm House catering the meal. Breakfast will be served at 5 a.m. with members of the committees working to put this dance across, preparing and serving the meal. Soft drinks will be served throughout the night, free to the youngsters. The stunts have been planned at various intervals throughout the dance time and prizes will be awarded. Mrs. Sam Loard is responsible for obtaining all prizes. Other committee chairmen are: Food, Mr. and Mrs. John Wentz; entertainment, which included the orchestras, Mrs. John Brooks; ticket chairman, Mrs. William Ziedlik; publicity chairman, Mrs. Nicholas Freck and Mrs. Royal Marten, and Mrs. Ivan Mahaffie is in charge of obtaining the chaperons, who will be chosen from among the members responsible for the event. The climax of the dance will be the awarding of an excellent used car to some guest, obtained through the hard work of Ben Shroeder, a member of the school board. The youngster won't be allowed to drive the car home until permission has been received from his parents. This precaution is being taken because of the insurance angle and other pertinent prerequisites. One rule has been set down and will be rigidly enforced during the whole night. If any youngster leaves the dance, he must sign out and will not be allowed to return to the gym. The first newcomers to Westerly, R. L., entered upon their 6 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., June 12, 1958 YSIDRO SOLORZANO Ysidro Solorzano, 83, a native of Mexico and a resident of Orange County for 60 years, died Sunday morning in the Anaheim Memorial Hospital. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Mary Tapia and Mrs. Ramona Navarro both of Placentia. Sister: Mrs. Geronima Caldera of Highgrove; two brothers: Pete Solorzano of Placentia and Navor Solorzano of Mexico, many grand children and great grandchildren. He was a member of El Monte Horeb, 626 West Santa Fe Ave., Placentia. There was a wake Tuesday evening in the church and funeral services were held Wednesday with Rev. Pedro M. Siguerros officiating with interment in Loma Vista Memorial Park. Hilgenfeld Mortuary in charge of arrangements. JOHN M. THOMAS John M. Thomas, 86, a native of Missouri and a resident of California for 47 years and of Anaheim for 17 years, living at 835 N. Pine Street, died Monday night after an extended illness. He leaves one sister, Mrs. Jessie T. Luchsinger of Anaheim, two cousins, Gene E. Smith of Anaheim and Don Smith of Fullerton. He was a member of the Temple Baptist Church in Fullerton, and Anaheim Masonic Lodge No. 207. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld Mortuary Chapel, Friday morning at 10:30. Rev. David Gunn officiating with interment in the Anaheim cemetery. 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