anaheim-gazette 1963-05-01

AUTHENTIC DANCES TO BE SEEN — Samoan knife dances, fire walking, the grace of Hawaiian and Tahitian dances will be brought to those at the Hi-Neighbor day festival by a trio of skilled performers now residing in Anaheim. They are Palika, known during daylight hours as hard-above, a busy housewife and mother many of her hours as Mrs. Eleanor Conti, and Piilani, on the right, mother and Anaheim housewife Mrs Grace DePorter. The girls are both native Hawaiians. All have been appearing professionally in their specialties. They may now be seen a AUTHENTIC DANCES TO BE SEEN — Samoan knife dances, fire walking, the grace of Hawaiian and Tahitian dances will be brought to those at the Hi-Neighbor day festival by a trio of skilled performers now residing in Anaheim. They are Palika, known during daylight hours as hard-working chemist Paul Rumfelt; Kaui, on the left, above, a busy housewife and mother many of her hours as Mrs. Eleanor Conti, and Pilani, on the right, mother and Anaheim housewife Mrs. Grace DePorter. The girls are both native Hawaiians. All have been appearing professionally in their specialties. They may now be seen at the Royal Tahitian in Ontario. LONGEVITY NOTE SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)—The City Cemetery may start observing a five-day week for burials. The City Commission has been asked to confine burials there to Monday through Friday and eliminate Saturday rites. It's a money-saving idea based on figures showing there are not enough deaths to warrant burials six days a week. Ballet Program Will be May 19 The Santa Monica Civic Ballet, in association with the Anaheim Junior Ebell Club, will present an exciting afternoon of ballet at the Anaheim Union High School on Sunday, May 19, at 2:15 p.m. This entirely professional company, under the direction of former Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo soloist Andrei Tremaine, has delighted Southland audiences with fully staged productions of the highest artistic quality and has been noted for its presentation of nationally known ballet dancers. The program includes the Second Act of Nutcracker with balerina Riane Laundon and principal dancer Andrei Tremaine, plus the full company of 30 dancers. The beautiful settings for Nutcracker were designed by Palmer Schoppe, California artist and muralist of the UCLA Theatre Arts Department. A featured attraction will be Alexander Nigodoff of Teheran, Iran, who will dance the lead in the Coppelia Divertissements and the Russian Trepak in Nutcracker. The romantic white ballet, Les Sylphides, will star Patricia Norman of the San Francisco Ballet and principal dancer Bruce Bain, formerly with the International Ballet of Mexico. A colorful and humorous Quadrille Russe, especially choreographed for this performance by Mr. Tremaine, completes the program. SITES NOW AVAILABLE FOR OUTRIGHT OWNERSHIP RANCHO CARRILLO LAND OF THE DONS PASTORAL 3-ACRE RANCHO SITES IN THE ROLLING HILLS ABOVE SAN JUAN CARRILLO LAND OF THE DONS PASTORAL 3-ACRE RANCHO SITES IN THE ROLLING HILLS ABOVE SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Miles of equestrian and hiking trails • Barns, grazing and care for horses available • Deer, dove and quail hunting • Swimming, surfing, sailing, deep sea fishing and golfing at nearby San Clemente, Dana Point, Laguna and Newport Beach. CHOOSE YOUR RANCHO SITES FROM 250 ACRES OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL LAND IN CALIFORNIA RANCHO CARRILLO is easily accessible from Santa Ana Freeway. The entrance gate is 8 miles east on Ortega Highway from the Freeway Junction in San Juan Capistrano. An attendant will be on duty at entrance gate Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. For brochure write or phone: RANCHO CARRILLO 833 Dover Drive Newport Beach • Phone 548-0482 TO KANSAS CITY $55.45 One way coach from Los Angeles on The Chief special savings for round trip – NO TAX CALL PR 4-0148 Ebell Honors '38 Builders Tribute to the members of the Ebell Club building committee of 25 years ago marked the high-light of the April meeting for the local organization. The clubhouse is located at the corner of Cypress and Helena streets. All of the women who served on the committee in 1938 were present at this meeting of the club and shared in the praise from the members. The ladies are: Mmes. Leo J. Friis, H. B. Pearson, Cora Webb, May Neighbors, Fred Weisel, E. E. Smith, John Wilson, Charles Harbeson and Miss Katee Rea. Newporter Books Les Brown, Martin The Newporter Inn this week announced a new bonus for Southern Californians and visitors in a schedule of "name" bands sharing the stage at the multi-million dollar Inn starting in June. George D. Buccola, president of The Newporter Inn, said the schedule now includes such bands as Les Brown and Freddy Martin organizations. "These will not be one-night stands", Buccola said. "We are bringing the bands here on a long-term basis and promoting their appearances as part of our job in spreading the name of Newport Beach as an entertainment and vacation capitol", he said. Colonist Solos MERIDIAN, Miss — Navy Ensign Carl W. Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Merrill Gregory of 20262 Santa Ana Canyon Rd., Anaheim, recently made his first solo flight in a jet aircraft while undergoing flight training with Training Squadron Nine based at McCain Naval Auxiliary Air Station, Meridian, Miss. He made his memorable flight in a North American T-2 A“Buckeye” jet trainer, after having flown approximately 18-hours of dual instruction. A graduate of the Oregon State University in Corvallis, Ore., Gregory entered the Navy in June 1952. ENS. C. W. GREGORY ... Anaheim soloist Workshop At SAC D Two score professional journalists, more than 500 high school and junior high school students, newspaper and yearbook staffers, and dozens of Santa Ana College publications workers joined in the 29th annual observance of SAC Journalism Workshops. Now one of the major conferences of its kind in the nation, the varied program features more than 100 trophies and awards honors to professionals and journalism alumni, scholarships by the Orange County Press Club and workshop seminars. Two from Anaheim contribute particular strength to the day programs through workshop operations. They were Dale Westbrook of Anaheim high school who served as a workshop chairman and Don Turnbaugh of the Anaheim Gazette who was the principal speaker at the workshop advertising. The GI Bill added 460,000 engravers to the nation's war force the Veterans Administration says. More than 300 of the Members Congress are veterans, the Veterans Administration says. FUN IN THE SUN Make your selection from Orange County's largest stock of quality FABRICS and Sewing Notions. — Vogue — McCall — Butterick and Simplicity Patterns. PLAYKNIT-An ideal sportswear fabric all cotton with a knit look — 45-inches wide, pre-shrunk, crease resistant prints and plain colors. yard 1.29 TARPOON—A 2 ply mercerized combed cotton with water repellent finish, colorfast and wash and wear in Stripes, Plaids, Novelties and co-ordinating plain colors, 45 inch. yard 1.98 er repellent finish, colorfast and wash and wear in Stripes, Plaids, Novelties and co-ordinating plain colors, 45 inch. yard 1.98 YANKEE CLIPPER—A most practical fabric of heavy quality DACRON & COTTON, Washable, pre-shrunk 45 inch in white, black and pastel colors. yard 2.49 SHIP-AHOY—A true Wash & Wear fabric of 100% Cotton Poplin Machine washable, machine dryable, Sanforized and 39 inches wide in Prints, Stripes and Plain colors. yard 1.19 HAWAIIAN PRINTS — New selection of Cotton prints designed for Shifts and Muu-Muu's Large floral designs with an Oriental look. 36-inch. yard .98 C&D YARDAGE 162 North Glassell Downtown Orange KE 8-5771 Workshop Project at SAC Draws 500 Sorensen Again At Bowling Site Wes Sorensen of Anaheim has been named resident general manager of Linbrook Bowling Center, 40-lane establishment in Anaheim operated by Automated Sports Centers. The announcement was made today by Henry E. (Hank) Catalano, president of ASC. Sorensen returns to Linbrook after an absence of two years, during which he has been general manager of the 32-lane Del Rio Lanes in Downey (another automated Sports' establishment). Sorensen was formerly bowling manager and league coordinator at Linbrook from October, 1958, through January, 1961. A veteran of World War II with three years' service as a fighter pilot, Sorensen served in the Air Force Reserve for 16 years. He resides in Anaheim with his wife, Bobbie, and five children. The food so readily available in the U.S. is produced by less than 8 per cent of our work force. Stress Values Of Tax Record Income tax paying time is over for another year, but it is not too soon to think about making things easier for yourself next year. Systematic record keeping is one way you can save time, money and frustration on next year's tax returns, suggests Dorothy Wenck, Orange County Home Advisor. A one sheet record form, "itemized Deductions for Income Tax," is available from the University of California Agricultural Extension Service. Mrs. Wenck points out that the tax payer can use this form to record his deductible expenses throughout the year as they occur and have them ready to add up and record on his tax form. No need to search through piles of bills, no danger of forefeeling some important item when you use this method, says Dorothy. FLYING HUBBIES HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UPD)—One of the hazards of the flying school business is wives who object hysterically to their husbands learning to fly, says Bill Richards of Downtown Huntington Airport. Richards says he has to send the bills of married students to special postal addresses for that reason. 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