anaheim-gazette 1959-07-30

THIS IS A Woman's World DORIS LEE—SOCIAL - CLUB EDITION BIOLA Film Fest To Continue with Weekend Showings The Bible Institute of Los Angeles' second annual summer "Festival of Films", will continue this weekend with the outstanding gospel film, "In Times Like These," to be shown tomorrow night, and "Witness Before A King" and "As For Me and My House" to be shown Sunday afternoon: The films will be shown on the BIOLA La Mirada campus in the new auditorium. The fifty-year-old Christian training center recently moved to its new La Mirada campus where approximately 800 students are enrolled for the fall semester. The school is under the direction of Dr. Samuel H. Sutherland, president. Tomorrow's program will begin at 7:30 p.m. and will also feature inspirational singing and special music presented by outstanding recording artists of the Christian Faith Recording Company. World War I Groups Install Officers Grace Tillery, president of the Anaheim Auxiliary 1235 of the Veterans of World War I of the U.S.A., was installed as president of the 18th District Veterans Oriental Program of Slated at Greek Theatre An evening of Oriental songs and dances will be presented tomorrow night at the Greek Theatre at Anaheim City Park beginning at 7:45 p.m. This is the fourth in a series of "Under the Stars" musicals being presented during the summer. Admission is free. Featured singer and director of the program is Frieda Kajiya She will sing arias from "Madame Butterfly" and perform in a duet. Miss Kajiya is a resident of Orange County, having come here from Japan as a war bride. She studied at the University of Tokyo and her many accomplishments include singing in seven languages. Also featured is Yasuko Hoshino of the Tokyo Komaki Ballet Group in Tokyo. Miss Hoshimo is currently visiting the United Rosary Institute 109 Plans Luau Aug. 22 Plans for their Aug. 22 luau were discussed at the meeting of the Our Lady of the Rosary Institute 109 held at the Assistance League clubhouse. Sally White presided. States for six months and ling as assistant instructrice Pauline's Studio of Dam Westminster. To Play Koto Some of the performers play the koto, a Japanese string instrument and the hachi, a Japanese flute from bamboo. The program will begin song, "Around the East," by Humphreyes and the w given by Lois Stroh. Fol will be children's songs and es by the dancers of F Studio and Pauline's Stud Dance. A koto solo by Julie S will be followed by Japanese ular songs, a Japanese dance the Hanayagi Studio and kuachi solo by Henry Hyla. A children's Chinese dance be presented by Pauline's dents- and a Japanese poce precede a Japanese dance to age dancers of Hanayagi Studio. Classic Songs Miss Hoshino will sing piano duet will be given by cy Sakaeda and Miss Kay be followed by Japanese p World War I Groups Install Officers Grace Tillery, president of the Anaheim Auxiliary 1235 of the Veterans of World War I of the U.S.A., was installed as president of the 18th District Veterans World War I at a recent installation ceremony held at Huntington Beach. Elections held at the State Convention in San Jose seated Lillie Stevenson of Bakerfield as president and Harriett Arkinson of Downey as senior vice-president. Robert Norton of Watsonville is the new commander and Rile Eldridge of Santa Ana is senior vice-commander. The Veterans of World War I and its auxiliary are open for membership and all veterans and their families are welcome to join. Information is available at TR 1-2212 or PR 2-0553. Rosary Institute 109 Plans Luau Aug. 22 Plans for their Aug. 22 luau were discussed at the meeting of the Our Lady of the Rosary Institute 109 held at the Assistance League clubhouse. Sally White presided. Chairman for the luau is Lynn Raberding. A report was given by Girtrude Carter for the board of trustees, and Betty Dalley reported on the recent convention held in Santa Rosa. Bonnie Jollissaint reported on the Well Baby Clinic. Plans have been announced for a dance to be held Nov. 21 at the Elks Clubhouse. It was announced that the Bloodbank will be at the Ebell clubhouse Aug. 28. YLI now has nine pints of blood to its credit. Refreshments were served by Jo Ann Anthony, Audry Allan and Martha Ankerman. Fun all the way on Santa Fe Stretch your vacation fun! Go Santa Fe and see beautiful scenery. Meet interesting people. Enjoy famous Fred Harvey food. Daily departures Los Angeles to Chicago. Choose your train and hop aboard! Mr. Shipper: Ship freight all the way on Santa Fe, too – it's America's Longest Railroad! El Capitan III-level chair car service The Chief Super Chief Santa Fe For information, call: W. E. FENNEL, Agent Santa Fe Station, Phone Prospect 4-0148 INAHEIM, CALIF. Grand Opening.... DOMINO RESTAURANT Cocktails the Smartest Club in Orange featuring OUTSTANDING Entertainment Year 'round 7 Days a Week the FINEST CONTINENTAL FOOD by Amander De Simone the DOMINO 1731 S. Harbor South of Harbor GRAM OF SONGS, DANCES SEEK THEATRE TOMORROW DATES FOR SIX MONTHS AND IS ACTING AS ASSISTANT INSTRUCTRESS AT PAULINE'S STUDIO OF DANCE IN WESTMINSTER. TO PLAY KOTO Some of the performers will play the koto, a Japanese 13-string instrument and the shakuchi, a Japanese flute made from bamboo. The program will begin with a song, "Around the East," by Polly Humphreyes and the welcome given by Lois Stroh. Following will be children's songs and dances by the dancers of Frieda's Studio and Pauline's Studio of Dance. A koto solo by Julie Sawada will be followed by Japanese popular songs, a Japanese dance by the Hanayagi Studio and a shakuchi solo by Henry Hiyogo. A children's Chinese dance will be presented by Pauline's students and a Japanese poem will precede a Japanese dance by teen dancers of Hanayagi Dance Studio. CLASSIC SONGS Miss Hoshino will sing classic piano duet will be given by Nan-Sakaeda and Miss Kajiya, to be followed by Japanese popular THEATRE GUILD NAMES FOUR NEW PLAYS FOR 1959-60 PRODUCTION The Anaheim Theatre Guild has selected four plays for production during the 1959-60 season. The four shows range in content from comedy to powerful drama, and have a variety of roles for 28 women and 29 men. The first show to be presented is the Pulitzer Prize winning comedy-drama "Picnic." This will be followed by the fast moving comedy "Goodbye My Fancy." Next on the Guild theatre slate is "The Big Knife," a powerful drama with a Hollywood background. The final offering of the season is the sparkling fun-filled "Boy Meets Girl." "Picnic" calls for a cast of 4 men and 7 women. "Goodbye My Fancy" needs 8 men and 12 women. "The Big Knife" has parts for 6 men and 5 women. "Boy Meets Girl" offers roles for 10 men and 5 women. The Guild's playreading committee is currently screening prospective directors for all of the shows. Anyone interested in any phase of theatre work with the Guild may contact Pat Harlacher at LE 9-0875 for details. The director and reading dates for the first show will be announced within the next week. The building where the shows will be presented, and the show dates, will be announced within the next month. Civic clubs and community organizations that once again desire to support the Guild, while receiving a cash refund, are requested to contact Pat Harlacher at LE 9-0875 for details on the new "Group Ticket Plans." OC PHILHARMONIC 'FAMILY NIGHT' "Family Night" at Irvine scheduled for Saturday, A by the Orange County Philharmonic Society, will feature Mendez noted trumpet solos. The concert, with Frieda fante conducting, is free to public but the Philharmonic society has arranged for a reservation to be obtained a service fee of $1.50 for each person and $1.00 for other seat lots. Hundreds of unreserved seats are available without charge which no entrance ticket is necessary. Mrs. Marion Sims Cox box chairman, advises that groups are planning to "box lunch" party in their boxes prior to the concert. VIRTUOSO Rafael Mendez is consider be the greatest trumpet w of all time. He has est e new standards of performance for the trumpet, as Pagano for the violin and Liszt for piano. At the age of six amazing audiences, and youth he outplayed the teachers of the instrument. Mendez has starred in pictures, radio, recording vision, as a symphony solo as a soloist clinician at schools and colleges. His pean concerts include Rome, Milan, Naples, Nice Carlo, Venice, Madrid Bay and many others. The program "under the will include "Symphony No Dvorak "Mexican" Hat with arrangement by Hanayagi Studio and a shaachi solo by Henry Hiyogo. Children's Chinese dance will be presented by Pauline's students and a Japanese poem will precede a Japanese dance by teen dancers of Hanayagi Dance Studio. Miss Hoshino will sing classic piano duet will be given by Nan-Sakaeda and Miss Kajiya, to be followed by Japanese popular songs and a koto solo by Miss Kaeda. Next on the program will be audo exhibition by the Orange County Judo Group followed by koto solo by Helen Boz-Miss Hoshino will do a ballet jumber and a Japanese dance will be presented by Rokumle Hana-agi.Miss Kajida will sing "Kisobu-Anaheim High School Class of 1934 Holds Reunion at Disneyland Hotel Classmates of the 1934 Anaheim High School graduating class gathered at Disneyland Hotel Saturday evening; did some miniscoping and filled each other an what they've been doing in the 25 years since they went to school together. Cradle ... Roll Garden Park General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor of 26 N. Vine, are the parents of girl, weighing four pounds, 15 ounces. A baby girl, weighing seven pounds, three and one half ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs. William W. Horne of 555 concord Pl. Anaheim Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs., John G. Schell 726 N. Palm St. are the parents of a baby girl born July 19 weighing seven pounds, 13 ounces and named Katherine Ann. FRIEDA KAJIYA —to sing shi," "Poor Butterfly" and arias from "Madame Butterfly." The colorful program will be climaxed with a dance by the Japanese Orange County Buddhist Chuch Group and a finale by the entire cast. Buffet tables decorated in the school colors, blue and gold, and large welcome signs greeted the 111 guests, 77 of whom were classmates. Chairmen of the affair were Helen Clay Osborne and Wesley Osborne, and co-chairmen were Lenora Jensen Wentz and Louis Wentz. Wentz served as master of ceremonies. The evening was highlighted by the presentation of gifts to some of the guests. The Rev. Leroy Mills from New Mexico received a gift for traveling the greatest distance to attend the reunion. Ruth Wheaton Leibl received a gift for having the most children, Betty Rosebrook Hughs for the oldest son. Other gift recipients were Harold Judd for the most unusual occupation, and Gladys Roquet Culler for the most unusual woman's occupation. Letters were read from those unable to attend. Louis Wentz introduced the Rev. Mills who conducted the closing ceremonies. The classmates agreed unanimously that another reunion should be held in five years. Temple Beth Emet Groups Schedule Aqua Show, Social An aqua show, featuring an exhibition of diving by professionals Jim Griffes, Ray Reyes and Curt Vaught, will be held at the Dr. Sammy Lee Swimming and Diving School Saturday at 8:30 p.m. The show is sponsored by the Sisterhood and Men's Club of Temple Bethm Emet and is the highlight of an evening of dancing and games. The men and women of the Temple have gone all out in preparing a buffet supper and cocktails to be served during the evening. The affair is informal with swim suits the attire for the evening. Ping pong and shuffleboard will be made available to the guests. Mrs. Max Bale, president of the Sisterhood, and Murray Balmages, president of the Men's Club, join in inviting the public. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Balmages, ways and means, PR 4-5671, Mrs. Lou Martin, JE 7-2430 or Mrs. Louis Alhadeff, LI 9-9268. Roy Waites To Be Open House Honorees An open house honoring Mr. and Mrs. Roy Waite of 209 N. Helene St., on their silver wedding anniversary will be held by relatives and friends Sunday, from 2 to 4 p.m. at the IOOF Hall in Anaheim. All neighbors and friends are cordially invited to attend. VFW Auxiliary Cited For Volunteer Work Members of the Ladies Auxiliary 3173 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars were cited for their work at the Long Beach Veterans Hospital at the last meeting. Mendez has starred in pictures, radio, recording vision, as a symphony soloist as a soloist clinician at schools and colleges. His pean concerts include Rome, Milan, Naples, Nicce Carlo, Venice, Madrid Ba and many others. The program "under the will include "Symphony No Dvorak "Mexican" Hat with arrangement by Anaheim Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs., John G. Schell 726 N. Palm St. are the parents of a baby girl born July 19 weighing seven pounds, 13 ounces and named Katherine Ann. Letters were read from those unable to attend. Louis Wentz introduced the Rev. Mills who conducted the closing ceremonies. The classmates agreed unanimously that another reunion should be held in five years. The Smartest Supper Club in Orange County featuring OUTSTANDING Entertainment Year 'round 7 Days a Week Coffee Shop High Quality Food Modestly Priced FINEST TINENTAL FOODS by Amander De Simone We Have. Banquet Facilities for 25- — 175 the DOMINO RESTAURANT 1731 S. Harbor Res. Call PR 4-2956 South of Harbor Entrance to Disneyland VFW Auxiliary Cited For Volunteer Work Members of the Ladies Auxiliary 3173 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars were cited for their work at the Long Beach Veterans Hospital at the last meeting of the group with Elizabeth Aldrich presiding. Receiving pins and certificates for longest hours donated were Ivy Ryan, 1000 hours; Molly Claes, 500; Ida Trendel and Adeline Schroeder, 300 hours. Members have volunteered their time pushing wheel chairs, holding Bingo parties and assisting with teas. The Anaheim Auxiliary also received a citation in recognition of their outstanding work in the National Home Foundation Fund program. Florence Carroll substituted for Opal Walters who is vacationing. Mrs. Carroll was delegate at the District meeting at Huntington Beach last Sunday. Refreshments were served by Molly Claes and Adeline Schroeder. The next meeting will be held Aug. 10. AUXILIARY POT LUCK The Auxiliary to Anaheim Barracks 1235 Veterans of World War I will hold a pot luck dinner and business meeting, Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., at the Anaheim American Legion Hall. OC Philharmonic Society Sets Family Night' Program Aug. 22 "Family Night" at Irvine Bowl, scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 22 by the Orange County Philharmonic Society, will feature Rafael Mendez, noted trumpet soloist. The concert, with Frieda Belinante conducting, is free to the public but the Philharmonic Society has arranged for advance reservations to be obtained for service fee of $1.50 for boxes and $1.00 for other seat locations. Hundreds of unreserved seats also are available without charge for which no entrance ticket is necessary. Mrs. Marion Sims Connelly, box chairman, advises that many groups are planning to have a "box lunch" party in their Bowl boxes prior to the concert. Rafael Mendez is considered to be the greatest trumpet virtuoso of all time. He has established new standards of performance for the trumpet, as Paganini did for the violin and Liszt for the piano. At the age of six he was amazing audiences, and as a youth he outplayed the leading teachers of the instrument. Mendez has starred in motion pictures, radio recordings, television, as a symphony soloist and as a soloist clinician at high schools and colleges. His European concerts include Paris, Rome-Milan, Naples-Nice, Monte Carlo, Venice, Madrid Barcelona and many others. The program "under the stars" will include "Symphony No. 4" by Dvorak "Mexican" Hat Dance" with arrangement by Mendez, 3 - Anaheim Ganette Anaheim, Calif., Thursday, July 16, 1958 Newcomers Club Has Evening of Bridge An evening of bridge playing was enjoyed by the City Hostess Newcomers Bridge Group in the Lemon Heights home of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Seeley Saturday. A dessert was served prior to the games. Margaret Peterson city hostess, announced the Catalina Island trip planned for the Newcomers and also the plans to attend the Festival of Arts in Laguna in August. Dr. Bennett Marcus won high score for the men in the bridge games, and Mrs. Albert Malis won high score for the ladies. Table prizes were won by Mrs. Lawrence Doving, Mrs. Bennett Marcus, Mrs. Fred Evens, Ed Seeley, Albert Malis and Floyd Peterson. The next meeting of the Couples Bridge Group will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Malis in Anaheim Aug. 8. Tickets for OCC 'Guys and Dolls' Still Available Tickets to the Orange Coast College production of the Broadway hit "Guys and Dolls" are still available for the three performances, Thursday, Friday and Saturday this week. (July 30, 31, Aug. 1). All seats are reserved and all tickets are $1. The auditorium box office is open Monday through Friday from noon to 5 p.m. The box office will also be open at 7 p.m. each night of the performance. Reservations may also be made by calling the box office at KI 5-1157. Mendez has starred in motion pictures, radio recordings, television, as a symphony soloist and as a soloist clinician at high schools and colleges. His European concerts include Paris, Rome-Milan, Naples, Nice, Monte Carlo, Venice, Madrid Barcelona and many others. The program "under the stars" will include "Symphony No. 4" by Ovorak "Mexican" Hat Dance" with arrangement by Mendez, CUSTOM DRAPERIES SHOP THURS. & FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. SALE! HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTION FREE LABOR Made Possible Only by a Very Special Purchase Direct from the Mills of Manufacturer. The Sale you have been waiting for! Now you can have beautiful custom made drapes for less than ready mades... and the labor is absolutely free! Why do it yourself... see samples of expert labor here. Supplies are limited, so we suggest you hurry. BRING MEASUREMENTS as indicated below, and we will calculate your exact needs. needs. (If rods are up, measure width of rod and length of drape from top of rod). 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