anaheim-gazette 1962-02-22

8—ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Thursday, February 22, 1962 Bal Masque Fantasy Dress Huge Crowd at Disneyland Padua Hills Sets Comedy "Viva Jalisco", three act comedy, opened the final week of its run at Padua Hills Theatre yesterday. The production will be followed by another comedy, fresh from the pen of Eligio Herrera, stage director at Padua Hills, entitled "Amigos de Michoacan", which transated means "Friends from the Mexican state named in the title." Complete with songs and dances drawn from Michoacan, the play brings two newcomers to the stage, Jose Aguilar and Aida de la Torre. She is the sister of a former outstanding dancer-actress, Alicia de la Torre, remembered by many audiences at Padua Hills Theatre. Virginia Alvarez will share the romantic spotlight with Aguilar, recent arrival from the Mexican state of Jalisco. "Amigos de Michoacan" will run from Feb. 28 through April 14 and will be presented six times weekly, Wednesday through Saturday. The Mexican Players also entertain at luncheon and dinner daily except Modays in the dining room of non-profit Padua Institute. Gift and pottery shops observe the same schedule. Padua Hills is located three miles north of Foothill Boulevard, Claremont. Reservations may be made by calling NAtional 6-1288. Orange County's most glamourous social event in many years — Bal Masque Fantasy" — drew a crowd of 750 elegantly clad guests to Disneyland Hotel Embassy Room Friday night. The affair, presented by Damas de Caridad — Ladies of Charity — was a combination of glittering pageantry and fashionable dinner dance which climaxed in the promenade of 12 floral masquerade quequins. Sweepstakes winner was "King Neptune's Bride" modeled by Mrs. William Lenahan of Fullerton, an exotic creation by Morri of Newport Beach. The Judges trophy went to "Jewel of the Orient", the creation of Bill Burtch of Bond Flowers in Laguna Beach and modeled by Mrs. Phil Renick of Yorba Linda. Winner of the Mayor's Trophy was "Voodoo Fantastique", modeled by Mrs. Kenneth Oliphat of La Habra. The Damas de Caridad torphy was given to a breathtaking creation "Stardust". Winner of the Las Flores award was "Spring Fantasy" modeled by Mrs. John Heinz of Placentia. Other entries in the promenade included "Persian Delight" modeled by Mrs. Jay Reed, of Fullerton; "Fantasy of Madame Butterfly" designed by Douglas Lucas of Park Florists, West minister; "Fantasy in modeled by Mrs. Robert guson. Mrs. Frank Stashak "Childhood Fantasy"; Miss Barrick of Yorba Linda; "Daisies Don't Tell"; Miss nardo Yorba paraded "Fa Dreamland"; and Mrs. Van Tatenhove of Santa Ana cled "Jungle Fantasy". Judges were Dr. Heavenrich of Orange State College, Mrs. Bea back of Burbank, and Mrs. beth Stewart Beck of Pa Mrs. C. Stanley Chapman chairman of this committee. Master of Ceremonies event was Bob Wright, porter and producer of TV, who introduced all the nequins and also present Tom Eadington of Brea where sent ball chairman Miss lina Arroues with a tribute bouquet of red roses. In a setting highlighted silk draped backdrop access tall cypress, gold cherub chandeliers, guests danced music of Barney Sorkin, w a spontaneous Paul Jones ber in which both dance orchestra participated. Mannequins were gown black sheaths designed by Floyd Ferguson of Fullerton. Proceeds of the affair are marked for the St. Jude H Expansion Fund. Mrs. Sibley To Be at Y Mrs. Harper Sibley of Rochester, N.Y., will be featured speaker at the 39th annual meeting of the Anaheim YMCA scheduled for March 1 at the Disneyland Hotel, it was announced this week by Richard W. Gay, Anaheim Y president. Mrs. Sibley is a nationally recognized church leader and has served in many international projects in YMCA, church, and in United States government service. She and the late Harper Sibley assisted in the study of YMCA Buildings for Brotherhood projects in many other countries. Watch the Classified Columns. CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY KE 5-3209 201 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM Television's hard-shelled, but brilliant, young neuro-surgeon, Ben Casey (Vince Edwards) has vocal talents beyond chewing out incompetent interns or uttering eloquent epigrams on life and fate. Friday night on "The Dinah Shore Show" Edwards is scheduled to sing. He will be starring with Keely Smith, who is appearing for the first time since she and longtime partner Louis Prima chose to go separate ways. Others to be featured are George Chakiris (West Side Story) and Big Tiny Little on piano. (Friday, 9:30 p.m., Ch. 4) "Get the United States out of the United Nations" will be the topic of Dan Smoot when he reports Saturday and Sunday. Smot quotes Congressman James B. Utt in support of his views. If Smot presents both sides of the argument on this subject, it should be of interest to open-minded viewers (Saturday and Sunday, 6 p.m., Ch. 11). Of interest to parents and children will be "Doctors at Work" Sunday. An ophthalmologist will conduct various tests on a preschool-age youngster to determine whether to prescribe glasses. The doctor will explain the procedure of each examination and the purpose of such a test. A panel of three Orange County physicians will be questioned on the subject by moderator Maury Green. (Sunday, 10:30 a.m., Ch. 2) Judy Garland will make her first appearance on TV in six years Sunday night. She brings with her two other well-known singers, Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, who will present an hour of songs including favorites, "Just In Time," "You Do Something to Me" and "San Francisco." Televiewers Anonymous BY SULIE SHORT A group of correspondents leading European and South American newspapers will their opinions in a discussion titled "How Others See Us?" day night on the "Open End Gram." They will talk about anican leadership, the Kennedministration and American general — an enlightening unusual angle in contrast to many self-styled critics of own country. TV commercials continue sistently to be among the entertaining part of the meaWe can't resist passing these examples of the "part" of the television art: There's this coffee plug shows camera shots of bacon ing, hands pouring and secoffee with this dialogue—He: "M-m-m-m. That s good. What a breakfast!" She: "Did you sleep well? He: "Yes." She: "Want some coffee?" He: "Please." And it goes on like this in full minute. Makes you wow when this sweet-talking coupe going to get married. Example Number 2: This sporty convertible takes off across the prairie eing a brahma bull while a boy on the fender repeats throws his lasso and misses a bull, who is the best broken-runner since "Crazylegs" Hinc. After 60 seconds of this you ready to give up cars and buy bull. A good little quarter h can get his rider within roping tance of a rodeo bull within seconds after he shoots from chute. Maybe Detroit still has learned to replace the horse... MORTUARY KE 5-3209 801 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM Judy Garland will make her first appearance on TV in six years Sunday night. She brings with her two other well-known singers, Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, who will present an hour of songs including favorites, "Just In Time," "You Do Something to Me" and "San Francisco." Everything's coming up posies for the industry. No doubt about it now, this one delivers! The Buick Special is the Industry's 1962 pride (not to mention America's happy medium-size car). Ask Motor Trend Magazine: their experts named Buick "Car of the Year," acclaimed "the power concept for the future expressed in America's only V-6 automobile engine." Ask Stag Magazine about Buick Special: "the best car available at extra cost. Detroit has produced in of its greatness, ask any Buick Dealer for facts on of 3-speed Synchromesh Turbine Drive*. Heater-price and Buick quality the reward! Drive it! SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED QUALITY BUICK DEALER NO. YOUR QUALITY BUICK DEALER IN ANAHEIM IS: STEFFY BUICK CO. Big selection! Big values! See your Buick Dealer for Double Check Used Fantasy Draws at Disneyland minister; "Fantasy in Love," modeled by Mrs. Robert J. Ferguson. Mrs. Frank Stashak wore "Childhood Fantasy"; Miss Vicki Barrick of Yorba Linda modeled "Daisies Don't Tell"; Mrs. Bernardo Yorba paraded "Fantasy in Dreamland"; and Mrs. Lester Van Tatenhove of Santa Ana modeled "Jungle Fantasy". Judges were Dr. Samuel Heavenrich of Orange County State College, Mrs. Bea Framack of Burbank, and Mrs. Elizaeth Stewart Beck of Pasadena. Mrs. C. Stanley Chapman was chairman of this committee. Master of Ceremonies for the event was Bob Wright, news reporter and producer of KRCA TV, who introduced all the mannequins and also presented Mrs. Tom Eadington of Brea who presented ball chairman Miss Marceana Arroues with a tribute and a bouquet of red roses. In a setting highlighted by a silk draped backdrop accented by full cypress, gold cherubs and mandeliers, guests danced to the music of Barney Sorkin, who led spontaneous Paul Jones number in which both dancers and orchestra participated. Mannequins were gowned in black sheaths designed by Mrs. Joyd Ferguson of Fullerton. Proceeds of the affair are ear-marked for the St. Jude Hospital expansion Fund. BAL MASQUE WINNERS — Winners in the recent Damas De Caridad Bal Masque, held at the Embassy Room, Disneyland Hotel, Friday, Feb. 16, were: left to right, Mrs. John A. Heinz, Spring Fantasy; Mrs. Phil Renick, Jewel of the Orient; Southland Rains Aid To Wildlife Heavy downpours of rain and snow in Southern California over the past week or so have brought damage and disaster to many persons, but wildlife conditions have been greatly benefited, says the Los Angeles regional office of the Department of Fish and Game. have Aid To Wildlife Heavy downpours of rain and snow in Southern California over the past week or so have brought damage and disaster to many persons, but wildlife conditions have been greatly benefited, says the Los Angeles regional office of the Department of Fish and Game. Inland Fisheries personnel throughout the Southland report that water flows have increased and many lakes and reservoirs are at their highest point in many a moon. Despite flood conditions in many areas, relatively few fish have been lost. Lakes that have been especially low, such as Irvine, Big Bear, Casitas, Piru and Matilija, were rejuvenated by the recent storms and show promise of providing the best fishing in years at those spots. Water levels in most lakes and streams have risen substantially, and a continued good runoff is still taking place. The torrential rains are also a great gift to game, both large and small, say the DFG's game management experts. Severe storms like the recent one inevitably entail some losses due to exposure, drownings, etc., but on the other hand they fill all the natural waterholes and DFG guzzlers, make for an abundance of green feed and set up excellent conditions for game reproduction. World’s Fair Is In Homestretch Building activity at the Seattle World’s Fair — 1962's "Big show" in the Western United States — is entering the home stretch. 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