anaheim-gazette 1961-07-20

The Woman's World SECTION B, PAGE 1 POLYJOTS Among the deeds filed here is the name of Alfred Robinson who sold to C. H. Fiske 1096 acres of land for $1096, or a dollar an acre. Also recorded was the name of S. S. Dunnels who sold to D. M. Dorman title and interest to the wharf and tidelands of Newport Harbor for $200. Unbelievable, isn't it? Well, it happened—in 1872. This is also the 64th anniversary of the big whale incident in Long Beach. A large whale was washed ashore at Long Beach in 1897 and a crowd of Anaheimers went down to take a look at it. Among the onlookers were a Mr. and Mrs. Seale and family. The Seales looked at the whale and everybody had a whale of a time. Ever notice how the pamphlets in an optometrist's office make your eyes smart? And those in a dentist's office make your teeth throb? The Mad in Mademoiselle has really been played up this lookers were a Mr. and Mrs. Seale and family. The Seales looked at the whale and everybody had a whale of a time. Ever notice how the pamphlets in an optometrist's office make your eyes smart? And those in a dentist's office make your teeth throb? The Mad in Mademoiselle has really been played up this month. Harvard Lampoon took it over on invitation from the editors and turned it into a circus of satire including the ads. Walrus-scented perfume indeed! The new presidential car does not have a built-in rocker but it is equipped with a footrest for maximum comfort. It was reported recently that Jackie Kennedy wore her long gloves like a true professional at the social function in London. The queen was born to them so wears them easily and well, as to be expected, but Jackie surprised everyone in taking to them so naturally. This seems to indicate that the rest of us look like schnooks in gloves. There must be more to it than getting them on the right hands. Theater Asks Aid on Checks Greek Theater patrons who purchased tickets by check on the dates of June 23, 24 or 25, are advised that their checks may have been among those lost in a robbery of the box-office on June 26. These checks, not covered by insurance, have not been recovered. If you purchased tickets on these dates, the Greek Theater Association would greatly appreciate your checking your bank statement. If the check in question has not cleared, please ask your bank to stop payment on it, then send a replacement check or call Mr. Harris, NOrmandy 3-1285. CONCERT PLANNERS—Volunteers talk over plans Philharmonic Society’s seventh annual summer concert,” to be held in Irvine Bowl Aug. 26. From left Fullerton; Mrs. George E. Corey, Anaheim; and Mrs. Philharmonic Sets Summer Concert “Summer Symphonic Music” is the theme chosen by the Orange County Philharmonic Society for their seventh annual summer concert, to be held in Irvine Bowl, Laguna Beach, Saturday, Aug. 26. This promises to be a outstanding evening, featuring the 60-piece Orange County Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Frieda Bellinfante. Highlight of the program will be the appearance of guest stars, their identity to be announced at a later date. Proceeds from the event will be used to support the Orange County Philharmonic Society’s county-wide musical program scheduled for next season. Over-all chairman for the outdoor presentation is Mrs. Frank Foster of Anahiem. Members of the Society’s Concert Co-ordinating Committee are Urban Beh, chairman; Clifford Hakes, president of Orange County Philharmonic; Dr. Lloyd P. Smith, Mrs. Wm. H. Mead, Lloyd L. Aubert, Mrs. Moreland Leithold, H. Verne Woodruff, and Robert Guggenheim, Jr. Padua Hills Play Now in Rehearsal Rehearsals are now underway for “Carnaval de Veracruz”, colorful three act comedy scheduled to open at Padua Hills Theatre July 26. Written by Padua stage director Eligio Herrara especially for the Mexican Players, the production evolves around a summer carnival in the exotic setting of Veracruz, Mexican land of romance and enchantment. Songs and dances have been drawn from that region to be interwoven into the humorous play. It will run for seven weeks. “Hacienda del Charro” is the current attraction on stage, presented in the acoustically excellent indoor theatre. Staged six times weekly Wednesday through Saturday, the play is followed by an outdoor flesta, Jamaica, where patrons join The Mexican Players in a fun-filled carnival setting. Jamaica is presented beneath the beautiful olive trees of Padua Hills starting on the outdoors stage and moving off to the carnival itself. The Mexican Players also entertain at luncheon and dinner. Greek Theater Association would greatly appreciate your checking your bank statement. If the check in question has not cleared, please ask your bank to stop payment on it, then send a replacement check or call Mr. Harris, NOrmandy 3-1285. FAMILY FUN Get away from workday tensions... Treat your family to a magical South Seas journey away from your every day world—yet close to home... Come and relax and dream under our whispering palms on the friendly shores of the blue Pacific as it washes on the clean sands of the quiet lagoon waters of Newport Dunes. Here your children can splash and play and swim under the careful eyes of our life guards in the sparkling clean waters that cool and caress. Want to have a South Seas picnic?... A sail in the quiet lagoon?... A barbeque?... A snack?... It's all here—and more, too, for you and your family. Come join us. Open daily until midnight Adults 50c — Children 25c (under 5, free) Plenty of free parking NEWPORT DUNES Off Coast Highway South of bay bridge Newport Beach, California Staged six times weekly Wednesday through Saturday, the play is followed by an outdoor fiesta, Jamaica, where patrons join The Mexican Players in a fun-filled carnival setting. Jamaica is presented beneath the beautiful olive trees of Padua Hills starting on the outdoors stage and moving off to the carnival itself. The Mexican Players also entertain at luncheon and dinner daily except Mondays in the dining room of non-profit Padua Institute. Gift and pottery shops observe the same schedule. Located three miles north of Foothill Boulevard, reservations may be made by calling NAtional 6-1288. Rosary Institute In Quarterly Meet Our Lady of the Rosary Institute 109 held its quarterly meeting in the Captain's Inn at Seal following a steak dipner. Hostesses were Mrs. John L. McRill and Mrs. Walter Reed of Long Beach. Mrs. Don Dailey was initiated into the club and presented with an orchid corsage. Also attending were the Mmes, Gus Lenain, Jack Berkhard, Thomas McBride, Charles Revell, Joseph White, Louis Benner, Opal Rimpau, Don Dixon, Ray Hudson, Mary Jean Lambert and Leona DeWitt. SQUARE DANCE Ignation's Club of St. Mary's Church in Fullerton will hold a square dance July 22 from 8 to 11 p.m. "Big Fred" Wingaston will do the calling. The public is welcome. ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Style Show Slated At Tamasha Club With the formal opening of the Tamasha Town & Country Club just a few weeks away, the management announced the continuation of the present "open house" policy to allow prospective members an opportunity to inspect the premises. A preview of "things to come" at Tamasha will take place Thursday, July 27, when an outstanding display of the latest in fashions are to be presented. Madelyn Thomas and the ModeLovlies of the Mannequins Association of Orange County will stage an intimate fashion show in the romantic Cava de Vino Room during the luncheon hours from 11:30 a.m. until 2 p.m., Thursday, July 27 only. The fashion presentation begins promptly at 12:30. Reservations are recommended and may be made calling the Tamasha at Pect 4-2684. St. Philip Begins Plans for Fiesta The St. Philip's Fiesta committee has laid initial plans for the annual Fiesta to be held Sept. 29, 30 and Oct. 1. Ma DeSmet has been appointed general chairman. Other committee members include Evelyn Andrews, secretary; Angelo Biseglia, treasurer; George Bradley, board chairman; Tom O'Connor, test chairman; Helen Grupurchasing chairman; F Schultz, beverage chairman; Robert Schuck, grounds chairman; Mary Schuck, public sets concert Gas Company Hires Student Apprentice CAROLYN EVANS Carolyn Evans, a student at Fresno State College, has been hired by Southern Counties Gas Co. to serve as an apprentice home economist for the summer months in the gas company's Orange County division. Miss Evans is one of eight coeds who will serve apprenticeships with Southern Counties as part of the company's continuing recruitment program. The coed is a home economics major at Fresno State and will begin her senior year at the college in September. Miss Evans will work under Home Econbmist Gerry Gerken at the gas firm's base, 1919 Placentia Ave., Anaheim, and is assisting with the Southern Counties co-sponsorship of the Orange cake and lemon pie. six times weekly through Saturday, followed by an outJamaica, where paThe Mexican Players called carnival setting, is presented beneath oilive trees of Pastarting on the outand moving off to itself. American Players also enluncheon and dinner Mondays in the of non-profit Pate. Gift and pottery serve the same sched- three miles north of houlevard, reservabe made by calling 1288. Institute arterly Meet of the Rosary Inheld its quarterly the Captain's Inn at ing a steak dipner. were Mrs. John L. Mrs. Walter Reed ach. Dailey was initiclub and presentorchid corsage. ending were the Lenain, Jack Berks McBride, Charles Php White, Louis Rimpau, Don Dixdson, Mary Jean Leona DeWitt. DANCE Club of St. Mary's Fullerton will hold since July 22 from' 8 Big Fred" Wingathe calling. The come. CALENDAR THURSDAY, JULY 20 Exchange Club, Elks Clubhouse, noon. Native Daughters of the Golden West, IOOF Hall, Fullerton, 8 p.m. VFW 3173, 106 N. Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Y Wives, YMCA, 9:30 a.m. FRIDAY, JULY 21 Anaheim Park Club, Pearson Park, 2 p.m. Lois Rebekah Lodge 268, 325 W. Center, -8 p.m. Masons, Free and Accepted. Masonic Temple, 7:30 p.m. MONDAY, JULY 24 Altrusa Club, Disneyland Hotel, 7 p.m. Junior Assistance League, League Clubhouse, 8 p.m. Rotary Club, Elks Clubhouse, 12:10 p.m. TUESDAY, JULY 25 IOOF 199, IOOF Hall, 7:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club, Elks Clubhouse, 12:10 p.m. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26 Business and Professional Women's Club, Home Savings and Loan Building, 7:30 p.m. Rainbow Order of Girls, Masonic Temple, 7 p.m. balanced p give you the best of mode for easiest living Make sure the new home you choose is equipped with BALANCED POWER—the most logical, common sense approach to modern home design. BALANCED POWER means that each household job is done by the power that does it best. Modern gas handles such jobs as cooking, air conditioning and heating, clothes drying, refrigeration, and water heating. Adequate wiring with plenty of outlets is provided for lighting, dishwashers, disposers, plus all the SOUTHERN COUNTY Society - Clubs - Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961 Slated Club reservations are recommended and may be made by joining the Tamasha at PROS-4-2684. Philip Begins Plans for Fiesta The St. Philip's Fiesta committee has laid initial plans for annual Fiesta to be held on 29, 30 and Oct. 1. Marty Net has been appointed general chairman. Other committee members include Evelyn Andrews, secretary; Angelo Biseglia, treasurer; George Bradley, booth manager; Tom O'Connor, con-chairman; Helen Grugel, chasing chairman; Ray Ortz, beverage chairman; Hart Schuck, grounds chair-Mary Schuck, publicity manager. Patricia Wilde, one of the leading luminaries of the famous New York City Ballet Company, is among the great dancers to be seen during the cel- Cranston Students Present Concert The Albert Cranston Voice Studio presented a varied concert-recital of voice, pipe organ and combo Sunday night at Melrose Abbey Chapel in which amateurs and professionals took part. Among the performers were Shirley Tyler, Betty Steiner, Betty Ramos, Ethel Parsons, Norma O'Neill, Elisa Lutes, The Jamie Sisters, Sharon Graham, Paul Tanaher, Margaret Elliott, Dorothy Egbert, Wendell Des Coteaux, Diane Drake, Lori Cranston, Charlotte Crain, Vivian Beardon, Florence Barruga. IN FINAL WEEK "Hacienda del Charro" is in the final week of its run at Padua Hills Theatre. It closes Saturday with afternoon and evening performances. Next production featuring The Mexican Pleasures will be held. Patricia Wilde, one of the leading luminaries of the famous New York City Ballet Company, is among the great dancers to be seen during the celebrated troupe's lavish full-length presentation of Tchaikovsky's brilliant "The Nutcracker," at 3:30 Friday through Wednesday nights, including Sunday, Aug. 4-9, in the Greek Theater of Los Angeles. IN FINAL WEEK "Hacienda del Charro" is in the final week of its run at Padua Hills Theatre. It closes Saturday with afternoon and evening performances. Next production featuring The Mexican Players will be "Carnaval de Veracruz", opening a run of seven weeks on July 26. "Carnaval de Veracruz" will be staged six times weekly, Wednesday through Saturday. It will be followed after every performance by Jamaica, colorful summer outdoor fiesta. The play is staged indoors. 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