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OCTOBER I 8 - 19, I G 5 8 Trancas Riders and Ropers, 1 December 12 at Trancas Res-· Taurant RANCAS RIDERS DINNER DANCE l'l5b President Don orton will MC a fest! ve pre-ho Ilda Cock­ tail, Dinn er, Fashion Show, Christmas Party sponsored by I OCTOBER I 8 - 19, I g 5 8 Trancas Riders and Ropers, 1 December 12 at Trancas Res-· taurant. · CHAR M SC HOOL HEAD IS t i·iA RM~ N ~ ERSON p This promises to be one of the biggest draws of the season with cocktails at 7 p.m . dinner and Fashion Show at 8 and dancing from 9 till. ...... Among the shops featuring Holiday Fashions are Ro's of Granada Hills, Miriam's Toggc ery of Woodland Hills, Gay's Teen Shop, Santa Monica, Terri Originals of Culver City, Irene Somerset (her fashions are fea­ tured on "Queen For A Day"). Malibu and Topanga Models under the supervision of Don Norton's beautiful and charm-· fog wife .Mariryn, and selected from The Marilyn Norton School for Models, will show the lovely frocks and fashions to the very best advantage. Models are: F:loise flowers, Reim Durnerin, Lynette Sim, Cherri Marron, Patti Quinn (Miss Malibu), Bet­ ty Cavalleri, Karen Keck, Viv­ ian Mandeville, Maxine H aliand Diane GOOdri.Ch, all of Malibu. From Topanga: Connie and Can­ dy Clark, Robin Cassidy, Toni Gripp, Cathy Haeggquist and Martha Siefert. Santa Monica models: Judy Eidinger. Lynne Eidinger and Joan Roth. Holly­ wood: Losa Hill and from the Valley, ~;ary Sue deMoss. -- I - - . A clever skit put on by mem­ TRANCAS FASH~ON REV~ STARS--Above ~d left:Miss Belgium ,Lillian Tal enans,screen star­ let and at right Marilyn Norton, Malibu Charm School head, fashion snow ccordinator. bers of Trancas Ropers and Ri­ ders will follow the Fashion Show. Vivian Mandeville MONTE MONT ANA TO ST AR IN ANNUAL To Be Weekend Blonde Vivian Man eville To TRANCAS RIDERS ROUND-UP SUNDAY MARI LYN NOITTON R~ign Quee~ At Trancas l In her Charm School here in Mali bu, this vivacious, happy young lady is changing the lives of her students by As Trancas Ouee~ Over Week-end Vivian Mandeville, age 17, wall , teaching them the a r t of natural graciousness. _Blon de Vivian Mandeville will cas restaurant fashion show Sat­ chosen Queen of the big Trancas TRANCAS AR£ A WINNERS ~ ' rs. ~iarilyn Norton crormerly dress, etc. Many of the girls re1gn as que~n at Trancas this urday and the Trancas Riders Weekend of October 18th and 1 An exciting program of gym­ ~iiss Maiilyn Metz) is a native taking the course we ie plann- week-end, rulmg over the Tran- and Ropers fall round-up rodeo 19th. She was elected by popular ' to Los Angeles .. She attended ing on attending College in khana and roping e,·ents thrilled University High School and the States. on Sunday. both the audi€'llce and participants vote from the "Trancas Rlders & "Miss Belgium" will join with Ropers" group of Malibu. Her U.C.L.A. \\'hile in U.C.L,A. In 1954 ~'.iss ~:etz organized at the Trancas Riders and -Rnner< Qu~en - Vivian in modeling in the midsummer show. Winners for court of princesses are as follows: she was Fashion Coordinator a group for a four T'lO nths tour on campus and conducted a of :r<:urope. Frof'l JD55 to 58 style show, d ished up with tlie day were : Best dressed lady, Diane Goodrich, Mary Ann Car­ Modeling School, putting on she coordinated the big Fash­ luncheon at 1 p.m.- and coordina· Mi 1 d red Mundell ; man, Pere· ter, Pat Quinn, Marion Smith and many Fashion Shows for the ion Shows for the Eeverly Hil­ ted by Marilyn Norton of Malibu. · Meek; girl, Shirly Andf!rson; boy; Lynette Sim, all from Malibu. students. After graduating she ton Hotel, Beverly Hills Hotel Sunday's rodeo, billed as the . Darrol· Smith . Special awards went o emse Riley and Loret­ modeled for Bullock' s West- and the Statler Hotel and many "biggest show of the year," stars Queen Vivian wili reign over I wood and later became Social Restaurant Fashion Shows. ta Ogden. Trophy and ribbon win­ Montie · Montana,· well. known ners were Denise Riley, Mary Mc­ ! and model in the Trancas Restau­ Director for Maiian Davie' s During this time in 1956 she rodeo rider, and movie comedian "Ocaanhouse." Booked and started her own ~;ode ling School Gregor and Shirley Anderson in rant Fashion Show on October Roscoe Ates. Don Nort~n. presi· planned all their big parties in Santa Monica at the Del ~~ar the slake r ace, jr.. and Dale 18th at 1:00 p. m . The apparel and coordinated all the weekly Club. dent of the Riders and Ropers, ~mith, Don Kirk and !l!ichel Cor· shown will be very . glamorous Fashion Shows. From 1952 to says the free show will include , slake race, sr. fashions from "Ra's" shop in Gra_ 1954 she was Social Director J\liss ~:etz is now in a new calf roping, steer roping and Calf roping, Elmer Hirsch, Ken­ nada Hills and Encino. The show of The Edgewater Hotel in location in Santa ~ionica, Tile gymkhana events. neth Smith and Robert Fornier; will be coordinated by Marllyn Hawaii. \\"ith another woman , Julia Stuart Stud io , 2721 \\"il­ Elected by the Riders and Ro· Quadrangle, sr.. Pere l\leek, Don shire ntvd. Her professional Kirk and Dale Smith. Guadrangle, Norton, who has a modeling ~li ss Metz opened a Modeling pers, 17-year-old Queen Vivian expeiience has been modelin!; jr., 1ichael Corbeau, Sally Boyce School with cours es in Self­ will reign over a court of Prin· school in Malibu and Santa Mon- for TV, Fashion magazines, and 1ike Lester. Sweetheart calf il1\provement and Modeling. " cesses Diane Goodrich, Mary They specialized with Hawaii­ Designers and Fashion Shows roping, Dick Elliott and Stephenie an born girls, teach ing them in Los Angeles and New York. Ani:i Carter,· _Pat QuiJl!!, Marion Rinaldo, Bud Mundell ansl Mar· how to walk, how to wear their Her Malibu studio is 7016 Dume Smith and Lynette Sim. All are lene Patterson, and Ken Smith hair, apply make-up, how to Drive. Malibu girls. and Jackie Holt. ~-I~~ ~~~-.£ ' .. ·~ :r_~ ·-· ROUND- UP QUEEN VIVIAN M. LEWIS - Riding Awards , TRANCAS CEL EBR ATION CCLORFUL AFFAIR The _annual Fall Rm~nd_-Up of Trl¥1cas Ri ders and Ropers at 9:S-a Itheir Arena on Pacific Coast Hi ghway,promises to be the Awards will be given high point most colorful and exciting yet staged with Monte . Montana winners at the dinner meeting wo rld famous cowboy, as the star of the Sunday afternoo.1 affair. Starts at 1: 00 p.m. Sunday October 19th. to be held by the Trancas Rid. ers and Ropers at the Drift Inn FASHION RE VUE LUNCHEON AT TRANCAS at 7:30 p.m., Friday. New offi. Ro s Fashion Shop of Grenada Hi lls joins Trancas Restau­ cers for 1958 also will be in- \ r~nt of Malibu in presenting a Fall Fashion Revue coo'­ 5talled: Slated to receive awards d1nated by Marilyn Norton to be hel~ at Trancas Restau­ at the dinner are: Denese Riley, rant 30763 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, Saturday Oc tober Shirley Andrews, Loretta Ogden. 18,at l : llO p.m. Jeannie Gearhart, Sally Boyce. Presiding at the Fashion Sho .. Luncheon wi 11 be the very Skip Brown, Dale Smjth. Dave TRANCAS RIDERS & ROPERS ROU ND-UP WINNE RS lovely and talented 'Miss seigium', Lillian Tal emans now Hill and Martha Warner, Pere under contract to 20th. Century Fox Studios. Winners of the Annual Round-Up of Trancas Riders and Meek. Reg Batchelor and Bob Ropers of Trancas Arena last SUnday, were posted as fol­ A_dvance reservations indicate the show t o be most pro­ Forenier. lows: GRAND ENTRY-Best Lady.Mildred Mandeville, Dest Gi~l­ mising and one of the 'highlights in the Mali ou Fal 1 season The following will be installed: I All inquiries and requests for additional reservation s Michelle Corbeau.Youngest Rider, Dale Andrew,Ol_dest Rid­ president, Don Norton; first vice ' er, Maggie, most unusual rider Lisa Hill;Sh~riffs Posse are being handled through the· restaurant office. Telephone Calabasas Posse No. 10. Showing Horse, Me-Again by Edward G~enwood 7-256'/.. Trancas Riders & Ropers Round-Up ·Queen president, Roy Kehoe, second · Stotsenberg. CALF ROPING'. 1-Don Norton_, -Carl Tnomas I' Mildrdd Mandeville will have a place of honor at the vice president, Walter Brown; QUADRANGLE'. !!Vivian Mandeville,2-Dale Smith,3.Jeanne Ge- ,. Trancas Revue. secretary, Marie Prescott; treas. arhart. ENGLISH EQUITATION'. 1 Shelly Merrick, 2-A. L. Sherman ' ure~. Vivian Riley; event secre­ 1 3 Rob Lugar, 4-Hap Coffee. TEAM R()PING: Carl Goldschenve tary, Rose Meek. Board mem· 1 Carroll Spaeth;POLE BENDING,junior:RoD Jugar, Lisa Hill bers will be Grace SnU!.b, How-I Karen Col oerg; Senior: Fred Kirby, Dale Smith, Jeann Gearhart STERR ROPING: Pere Meek,STAJE RACE: unior Loretta Ogden ard ~i~ls and , Senior: Pere Meek, KEY HOLE. Rob Lu gar. TWO MAN RELAY Q- Geo MOVING SPIRITS in the colordul Continental Luncheon and John l • eCtt' of the \ Fletcher & Roo Lugar, 2 Re g. Batchelde·r & Jean Ko tlet Holiday Fashion Show at Trancas Restaurant last Saturday. ~I\ Bob Foni:er. Tney are from left:Marilyn Norton, Robert Ro, Lillian Tal­ 3-David Hill & Dale Smith. J '7 -. , emans, (Miss Belgium\, Ray Oghe and Trancas Riders Roundup Queen, Vi vi an Mandeville. I q 5'8 .
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