THE TORRANCE HERALD MAY 10, 1962; Group to Air Saxon Drama Displays an Irish Twisf District Plan A first-night audience found Hamper. Bonnie Busch, Cliff Cute, and Anna Alden. Casting Set Radio Hams Hint Irish brogue can create a Craln. and Neal Hallistrr. Dirc-i'ting t'ne plays arc Ed- tragic mood and be humorous A tragedy of man's struggle wnrd Nupoll and Jerry Peiul- Per Tcrrance as well when the North Hichj with nature. "Riders to the rick, language arts teachers, For 2 Plays Meet Tonighv Discussion of a plan to form Scho°J dr?ma department prc-1 Sea" was written by John and Miss Eileei. Wainwright. Memo to local thespians: Members of the Marina Ama­ , councilmanic districts in Tor-1 ?.c":,ed , ee onc-"ct Pla>'s I Millinglon Synge. North High librarian. Ronald teur Radio Club of Torrance rnnce will highlight a citizen's I Wednesday. ! Claudia Wilkcns, Lory linn- Van Tassel, drama instructor, ^trivera Playhouse in San | sen and l.ynnc Waters and produced thc will meet at El Nido Park at meeting at 8 tonight in Wal- Tne three plays will also be plays. 'Ecdro is casting two summer I . toria Park. presented this evening and featured in a cast which in­ IflHys "The Tender Trap" 7:30 tonight to prepare for Fridav evening cludes Don .Tonkins, Joan , In... «...*u..announcingl .v.i,^ thebill, meeting,.nwiiiti:, . * . * at fl p.m.• in : Sttd 'The Little Hue." National Field Day activities Mrs. Louis Bisou. one of the I thc North Hl"fc ^afctonum. Pruitt. Christine Pederson, scheduled for June 23 and 24 candidates for City Council at! At'mission >s 50 cents. Pam Edwards. Richard Stre- Pair Win 1 Tryouts for roles will be mel. and Dennis Ford. Iheld tonight at 7 at the play­ in the Palos Vcrdes area. | the April 10 election, said the j Ken Groman. Steve Plakos "Field Day is to the ham number of candidates running »nd Rita Hoffman are featured "Spreading the News," writ­ Bank Awards house, 2236 S. Pacific Ave., , at large were too many for thc >" "Doctor from Dunmorc," ten by I,ady Augusta Gregory', radio operator what sitting-up is thc second comedy. It is thc Susanna Fordyce of South 35an Pedro. A cast of four men exercises arc to thc athlete i voters to meet i written by T. P. Dillon and High School was named third I four women is needed for i "Voters can'caslly meet and N'ola" Lcar>;1 In lhc f,ol> com; simple account of a man's his way of getting into shape." dropping his hayfork turned place winner in thc vocational drama. say Bill Gray, former president become acquainted with thei edy-. he entire population of person who will represent i an lsland w*6"168 and con' into a story of his chasing a arts division and Stevcn Bailey - ,The plays will be under the of the club. . neighbor with murderous in­ of South High won third place him in city hall," she indicated | * ^direction of Tony Baynes. who Meetings of the local group mainland. tent. in fine arts competition in if councilmanic districts are # • • la-also supervising production are held on the second Thurs­ zone judging In thc Bank of day of each month. Gray said. established. PLAYERS ARE Jerome Lcm- America Achievement Awards ; ejf the current play, "No Exit." All radio hams arc invited to Proposed will be circulation OTHER CAST members are burger, Lawrence Low, Yvonnc program. I performances are being given attend any of the sessions, he of an initiative measure for the Janicc Elwcll, Sharon Cross, Collctti, Paul Harmon. Larry Third place winners received I Weekends through May 20. said. suggestion. Midge David, Don Aimar, Bill Cabin, Mike Griffen, B r u c e $25.

CHAMPION JAZZ ACCORDIONIST .. . William Cosby, 17, of Torrance. an award-winning jazz accordionist, will join competitors from throughout the United States and other nations in the first annual International Accordion Championships, sponsored by the American Accordionists' Association June 23 and 24 in New York City. He is a Torrance High School junior and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cosby. Sale of Baskets-Leather Handbags Barbershoppers Croon • take hlfti fMtilon In hind! help yoursilf to i wovw wonder . . . capacious handbag* in lutunl blond Way to Calalina, Back ir warm mahogany "The South Bay Barbershop • generously trimmed In genuine luthir . . . »nd they're Chorus" had a chance to get CURTAIN TIME will be at ivin fully lined! in a few extra hours of prac­ 8:15 p.m. both Friday and Sat­ • we'v» got d«eni ol superb tice and "warm up" for the urday nights, May 18 and 19, itylei . . . light and versatile " Holler" music pro­ Galvin said. and well-woven . . . tome u big as a breadboil gram when it sang its way to Reserve seats are available • (he Handles are rope or leather Catalina Island and back this at $2 and $2.30 by telephoning . . , Die fittings are brass . . . past weekend. FR 2-4990 or by writing to be casual, be dressed. The "Barbershop ," a Box 222, Manhattan Beach, be boldly-bagged! group of approximately 40 Galvin said. • boldly-tagged $5 elsewhere South Bay vocalirers, sere­ naded voyagers on the "S. S. Catalina" for thc Catalina Is­ CRA President land "May Festival." While at the island, the group contin­ ued to harmonize. Backs Bruinsma Later this month, May 18 Floor-to- Women's and 19 at Mira Costa High Endorsement of Ted Bruins­ Sale of High School Auditorium, the ma by the California Republi­ ceiling Springweight "Barbershop Chorus" will be can Assembly has been an­ Fashion one of six vocal groups per­ nounced by Fred Hall, presi­ Pole Lamps Orion forming in thc South Bay 1962 dent of thc statewide organiza­ Jewelry "Harmony Holler." tion. • the glemour » Thc Bruinsma is a Republi­ of vertical Sweaters THE EVENT il sponsored by can candidate for Congress in Illumination . . . incandescent colors, deep, the 17th District. aglow from • created to carry dellcloui. destined for SPKBSQSA, otherwise known floor-to-ceiling! you serenely springtime . . . baubles. as the Society for thc Preser­ In giving the basis for Bruins- two exeitini models . . . thru spring and summer bangles, beads, beauty! vation and Encouragement of ma's endorsement, Hall sa fitting snugly ... the migi(. of • hand-strung necklaces in Barbershop Quartet Singing in "You appear to have thc >' under spring tension . . . orlon- acrylic! vaMed eicitini lengths . . . dorscmcnt of all the people ... eitending from • light and scintillating and America, according to Don Gal 7tt to Jli feet hi;h varied knits sophisticated and multi­ vin, singer and show chairman your congressional district. On colored • our new pole lamp (but warm when for "Harmony Holler." the strength of these local en­ has 3 swivel dilfusers they hive to be) ... • earrings, too ... In i Other groups to perform are dorsements, you have the Cali­ with Individual switches to sport with fantasy of hues . , . fornia Republican Assembly." ... In black or cocoa. summer cottons pastel blues . . . the "Saints," a prize-winning with matching shades or or your pet topit . . . lernoi) . . . 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