Ventura County Star from Ventura, California • 33

1 May 9, 1962 The Ventura (Calif.) County Star-Free Press Ojai Festival to Feature Varied Fare The daily schedule for the prelude is 4 to 5 p.m., Mozart discussion (festival theme is and Contemporary Music) and 8:30 to 10 p.m., lecture and concert music by the visiting composer. Friday evening, May 18, at 8:30 in the Ojai Festival Bowl, three county composers will play three Mozart concerti. Pianists Leo Smit, Andre Previn and Foss will also take turns conducting the Ojai Festival Orchestra, and Gregg Smith Singers will also perform. On May 19 at 11 a.m., in Nordhoff High School auditorium. chamber music and songs by Mozart, Bartok, Hindesmith, Milhaud, Schoenberg, Berg and Webern will be featured.

Performers are Marni Nixon, Bert Gassman, Norman Herzberg, Howard Colf, Leo Smit, Gunther Schuller, Natalie Lamonick and Richard Dufallo. That evening at 8:30 in the Ojai Festival Bowl, experimental music and jazz by Varese, Cage. Berio and Berio are slated, with jazz profiles by the Dolphy Trio, Luciano Berio, Cathy Berberian, Eric Dolphy and Gunther Schuller will perform. Following the concert will be a midnight composers' symposjum at the Rodney Walker home, Ojai, with Alfred Frankenstein, critic, as moderator. The following morning at 11 in Nordhoff auditorium, the Roger Wagner Chorale with Roger Wagner conducting will present sacred American choral music, featuring works by Copland, Barber, Harris, Hanson, Schuman, Zador, Smit, Toch and Ives.

A public preview of Stravinsky's "A Sermon, "A Narrative and A Prayer" is programmed. Sunday afternoon at 5 in the Ojai Festival Bowl the final festival concert will be presented with Foss conducting. Highlight will be the United States premiere of the Stravinsky work and another of his compositions. The festival orchestra, Roger Wagner Chorale, and Marni Nixon, Allen Keller, Grace-Lynn Martin, Margery MacKay, Nancy Bramlage and James Tippey will participate in the festival climax. Tickets to the festival may be obtained by calling MI 6-2094 or writing Box 185, Ojai.

'MARY MARY' TO BE STAGED AT LOBERO 4 Composers Give Prelude To Events A weekend of music to content the heart of every music lover In Ventura County is scheduled at the 16th annual Ojai Festival, May 18-20. A prelude to the festival will be four days of performances by four composers, May 14-17, 123 the Ojai Community Art Center. Featured composers are Monday, May 14, Luciano Berio; Tuesday, Milton Babbitt; Wednesday, Gunther Schuller; and Thursday, Lukas Foss. Box office sale of tickets for the New York comedy hit play, "Mary Mary," will start on Monday at the Lobero Theatre. The comedy drama is currently enjoying the heaviest ticket sale of any of the present crop of plays.

From the pen of Jean Kerr, authoress of many popular novels, plays and other writings, "Mary Mary," is considered perhaps her best composition of her long career. The Lobero Theatre engagement is slated for June 4 to 9 and is the Pacific Coast premiere of the national company, prior to a full engagement in Los Angeles and San Francisco and a subsequent full national tour. ELECTED LEADER. NEW YORK (UPD -University Mississippi Chancellor Dr. John Davis Williams, 59, yesterday was elected president of the National Association of State Universities.

The association represents 70 state universities. MAY 24 Santa Barbara County Bowl 8:30 P.M. "Concert Under the Stars" UCSB Athletic Affiliates Presents the LIMELIGHTERS Ventura Ticket Locations: Penney Music Co. MI 3-8476 The Music Box MI 8-4208 All Seats Reserved $1.75, $2.75, $3.75 THE PASSING SCENE Births Calendar FOSTER I MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JONES--To Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Jones, Oak View, May 7, a daughter. VESNOCY- To Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vesnocy, Ventura, May 7, a daughter. STEWART- TO Mr.

and Mrs. William Stewart, Jr. Ventura, May 7, daughter. O'HARA--To Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond O'Hara, Ventura, May 7, a daughter. COLEMAN-To Mr. and Mrs. Don Coleman, Ventura, May 7, a daughter. BURHOE- To Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Burhoe, Ventura, May 8, a son. MACK--To Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mack, Camarillo, May 8, a son.

CLAPPERTON-To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clapperton. Ventura, May 8, a FARR-To Mr. and Mrs.

John Farr, Ventura, May 8. a son. VENTURA GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lucero, Ventura, May 7, a daughter.

OXNARD COMMUNITY HOSPITAL HICE-To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hice, Port Hueneme, May 7, a daughter. MARQUEZ-To Mr. and Mrs.

Luis Marquez, Oxnard, May 7, a daughter. RAYSON -To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rayson, Ventura, May 8. a daughter.

PORT HUENEME NAVAL INFIRMARY BAIRD- -To Mr. and Mrs. David Baird. Port Hueneme, May 5, twin daughters. KETCHUM-To Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Ketchum, Oxnard, May a son. ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL VARNAVA--TO Mr. and Mrs.

Nick Varnava, Oxnard, May 7. a son. INES- To Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ines, Oxnard, May 8.

a son. MITCHELL-To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Thousand Oaks. May 8.

daughter. ELKINS--To Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Elkins, Fillmore, May 8. a daughter.

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald White, Moorpark, May 8, a son. Marriage Licenses James Leroy Krepps, 26. Oxnard: Velda Ann Blake, 17, Oxnard.

Sammie Bedford Bonner, 46, Oxnard: Addie Fuller, 44, Oxnard. William Norman Berger, 19, Oxnard; Patricia Marie King, 18. Oxnard. Anastasio Flores. 18, Oxnard; Juanita Ruth Neri, Oxnard.

William Tel Johnson Jr. 24. Lott, Texas: Ella Mae Trammel, 18, Los Angeles. Elmer Harold Scott, 31, Atlanta, Lettie Lois Green, 31, Oxnard. Bridge Scores The results of the Saturday, May 5th game of the Ventura Civic Bridge Club are as follows: NORTH-SOUTH First: Mark Walton-Mrs.

Dorothy Ward. Second: Mrs. L. D. Raymond-Mrs.

W. C. Lyon. Third: Mrs. H.

M. Carter-Mrs. M. Newton. EAST First: Mrs.

Ruth Tinklepaugh-Mrs. Verna Neadstine. Second: Mrs. E. M.

Young-Mrs. M. Leininger. Third: Mrs. B.

H. Parrish-Mrs. M. M. Johnson.

The club meets every Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m. and Monday at 12:30 p.m. and Saturday at 1:00 p.m. at the Ventura Civic Recreation Center, 1261 E. Main St.

The results of the Monday, May 7th game of the Ventura Civic Bridge Club are as follows: First: Mrs. Joanna Cadden-Mrs. Sue Tharp. Second: Mrs. Herman Ashton-Mrs.

A Worger-Slade. Third: Mrs. K. A. Hunt-Mrs.

D. Solberg. Fourth: Mrs. Clyde Fly-Mrs. Betty Ashton.

WIRE FROM KENNEDY ROME (UPD Preside Antonio Segni received a telegram of congratulations from President Kennedy yesterday. TV Highlights TV GETTING IN TUNE-Discussion session for upcoming Ojai Festivals brings together, left to right, cellist Howard Colf, music director Lukas Foss, clarinetist Richard Dufallo and percussionist Charles Delancey. TELEVISION SCHEDULE KNXT KEYT KRCA KELA KABC KHJ KTTV KCOP (2) (3) (4) (5) (1) (9) (1) (13) (c) Colorcasi WEDNESDAY May 9 5:00 p.m. 2-Movie 3-Comedy Time 5-10-Popeye 7-Love Bob 11-Superman 13-Thaxton 5:30 3-Lone Ranger Sales 11-Rescue 8 6:00 p.m. 3-4-7-8-10-13-News 5-Bozo 11-Hiway Patrol 6:15 3-4-7-8-13-News 6:30 2-3-5-10-News Massey (c) 6-Jeff's Collie 7-Men, Space 8-Aquanatus 9-Cartoons 11-Space Angels 13-Waterfront 6:45 2-4-5-11-News 7:00 00 p.m.

3-Huck Hound 4-Death Valley (c) Colorcast THURSDAY May 10 7:00 a.m. 2-8-Capt. Kangaroo 3-4-10-Today 8:00 a.m. 2-Pan. Pacific 5-News 7-Chuckoo 7:45 9-Babysitter 8:30 5-Cartoons 11-Susie 9:00 a.

m. 2-8-Calendar 3-Classroom 4-Say When 5-Face Lifting 7-1 Married loan 11-Princess 13-Public Service 9:15 13-Guidepost 9:30 2-8--1 Love Lucy 4-Play Hunch (c) 5-Romper Room 6-Lynn Taylor 7-Navy Log 11-Lalanne 10:00 a. m. 2-8-Video Village 3-4-10-Price Rite 6-Stat Hour 7-Abbott, Costello 9-Movie 11-Pam. Mason 10:30 2-8-CI.

Horizon 5-Beat Odds 6-7-Hawaiian Eye 6-Rescue 8 9-Movie (c) 7-Danger Man -J. Staccato 9-Theatre 13-Man Dawson 11-Heckle Jeckle 9:30 13-Travel 2---D. Van Duke 7:15 11-RCMP 2-News 13--B Venture 10:00 p.m. 7:30 2-8-Theatre 2-- Alvin Show 4-B Newhart (c) 3-H K. Smith 3-6-7 -Naked City 4-10-W Train (c) 3-C Roberts 5-Peter Gunn 11-13-News 7-News 10:15 9-Movie 5-News 11-Grouche 10:30 13-Zobel 4-Brinkley (c) 8:00 p.m.

5-Overseas 2-Main Street 11-Paul Coates 3-Global Zobal 13-Mike Stokey 5-Line of Sight 11:00 p.m. 6-7-Straightaway 2-3-4-7-8-9-New 11-Gale Storm 5-Movie 13-Weekend 11-Tom Duggan 8:30 11:15 2-8-Checkmate 2-9-Movie 3-Bachelor Father 3-4-10-Tonight (c) 4-10--J. Bishop (c) 11:30 5-Wrestling Beat 6-7--Top Cat 8-News 11-Wanted March 15 13--7 League Boots 12 midnite 9:00 p.m. 7-Theatre 3-4-10-P Como (c) 13--News 3-4-10-Concentrtion 1:30 5-Adventure 2-8-House Party 7-Miss Brooks 7-Margie 13-Felix 9-Tic Tac Bowl 11:00 a. m.

13-Spanish 2-8-Love of Life 2:00 p.m. 3-Ernie Ford 2-8-Millionaire 4-10-Impression (c) 3-6-7-Jane Wyman 5-Yoga 4-Make Room 6-7-Texan 9-Movie 11-Br. Arrow 13-L. Thaxton 11:30 2:30 2-8-Tomorrow 2-8-Verdict Yours 3-4-10-Truth. Conse.

3-6-7-Seven Keys 5-PM East 4-Hollywood 6-7-For a Song 11-Movie 9-Pub. Service 3:00 p.m. 11-Songo 2-8-Brighter Day 11:45 3-6-7-Queen Day 2-8-Guiding Lite 4-Act I 12 Noon 5-D. Gardiner 2-8-Burns-Allen 13-Felix 3-4-10-J. Murray 3:15 6-7-Camouflage 2-8-Secret Storm 9-Cartoons 5-Tricks, Treats 11-Sheriff John 3:30 13-News 2-8-Edge of Nite 12:15 3-6-7-Who Trust 13-Industry 4-Holiday 12:30 5-Cartoons 2-8-World Turns 4:00 p.m.

3-6-7-Shopping 2-8-Amos-Andy 4-10-L. Young 3-6-7-Bandstand 13-Public Service 4-Movie 1:00 p.m. 9-Cartoons 2-8-Password 13-Felix 3-4-10-For Women 4:15 5-News, Movie 11-Pass. Parade 6-7-Day in Court 4:30 9-Theater 5-Lone Ranger 11-Gale Storm 9-Movie 13-Careers 11-Three Stooges Virus Strikes Richard Boone TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI)- Tele- presence.

Members of the comvision star Richard Boone fell ill pany flew back to Hollywood with a virus today, forcing post- aboard a chartered plane tonight. ponement of filming of his pro- They plan to return Monday. gram "'Have Gun. Will Travel." Boone entered a Tucson hospital a checkup, but he was not admitted. Other members of the producion shot film in the old Tucson area yesterday and today, doing sequences not requiring Boone's By JOHN MOTLEY Santa Paula High School Santa Paula High Stages 'Our Town' Thornton Wilder's oft -produced Town" will be staged tonight and tomorrow night by senior class members at Santa Paula High School.

Curtain time both nights In Freeman Eakin Auditorium is 7:30. Mike Hilton stars comic play as the stage manager. Pat Stewart and Norma Jordett will share the feminine lead of Emily Webb. Directing the show will be Douglas Lazenby, Santa High English and drama instructor? Lazenby has pointed out that one of the unusual features of the show is that there are nearly two completely different casts for the two-night run. The play has been popular with high school actors, Lazenby said.

7:00 P.M. (4) The story of A. P. America, is told on DEATH able Man." Giannini establishes ing men in San Francisco. 7:30 P.M.

(4) In WAGON TRAIN's Lamont, a Frenchman, is train, but the women think he 8:30 P.M. (2) MacDonald Carey CHECKMATE. Haley wants Spencer, a translator in foundation. He has also fallen Giannini, founder of the Bank of VALLEY DAYS in "The Unshakthe Bank of Italy to help work- "Mary Beckett Story," Alex disliked by all the men on the is something wonderful. appears as Frederic Haley on Checkmate to protect Pauline Washington with a philanthropic in love with her.

9:30 P.M. (11) The RCMP adventure finds Scott being accused of using violence on the people he arrests. 10:00 P.M. (2) "Anatomy of Betrayal: Dateline Cuba" is shown on CIRCLE THEATER. The plight of the Cubans is shown.

Postponed LONDON (UPD) The British government announced yesterday it is postponing the proposed constitutional convention on British Guiana until July because of "recent events" in that country. The conference had been scheduled for this month. The colony's premier, Cheddi Jagan, wants the conference to fix a date for British Guiana's independence. COOLED by TON SANTA PAULA 727 Main JA. 5-4119 John Wayne James Stewart "THE MAN WHO KILLED LIBERTY VALANCE" and Frank Sinatra Dean Martin "OCEANS 11" KENO Tonight $250 4826 E.

Telephone Ventura Oxnard Oxnard DRIVE-IN PHONE DRIVE-IN THEATER HU MI 2-2293 6-1212 SKYVIEW THEATER BOX OFFICE OPENS 7 P.M. SHOW STARTS AT DUSK ACADEMY AWARD WINNING PROGRAM FIRST SHOWING GREGORY PECK DAVID NIVEN COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENTS ELVIS PRESLEY. ANTHONY QUINN. CARL FOREMAN'S THE GUNS OF NAVARONE. COLOR AND CINEMASCOPE FOLLOW THAT DREAM To sustain the tremendous suspense, see it from the beginning.

and BEST ACTRESS OF THE YEAR PARAVISION JOSEPH LEVINE COLOR he Sophia Loren AND- by DeLuxe ON TED MARTISTS TWO WOMEN Harvard presents Corp. DEADLY -as Carlo Ponti Vitoria De Sia The Bold Drama of Women in War. DUO FRAME UP! RECOMMENDED FOR ADULTS CRAIG HILL- MARCIA HENDERSON ROBERT LOWERY LeBORS Produced by ROBERT E. KENT Directed by REGINALD Yesterday's Weather ST. WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, Playground program Pierpont School, 3 p.m.

Ventura Girl's Club, 4-9th graders, 3 p.m. Family and Child Welfare Division of Community Council. Civic Recreation Center, 8:30 p.m. Playground program, 3:30 p.m., Blanche Reynolds School, Poinsettia School. Will Rogers School.

Westpark. Recreation Center, El Camino School. Elmhurst School. Loma Vista School, Washington School, Lincoln School. Little Guy Basketball, grades 4-6.

Ojai. Boyd Club Community Center, 4 p.m. Archery Club and League Westpark gym, 7 p.m. Athletic Club, Ventura high School, 7 p.m. Chess Club.

Civic Center, 7:30. Civic Bridge Club, Civic Center, 7:30 p.m. Poinsettia Radio Club, Civic reation Center. 8 p.m. Great Books Discussion Group.

Elizabeth Topping Room, County Library, 8 p.m. Odd Fellows, 1.0.0.F. Hall, 8 p.m. Spokes 'N' Wheels square dance club. Ojai.

Boyd Community Center. 8 p.m. Beaus and Belles Square Dance Class. Civic Recreation Center. 8:30 p.m.

Divorces Filed Dixon. Shelby Jean vs. Doyle Richard. Holt, Mary W. vs.

Quentin G. Pigg, Paul E. vs. Joanne M. Fink, Shirley Lou vs.

Donald D. Bauman. Marie, vs. Emmit W. Lane, Ralph R.

vs. Velma. Light, Jean vs. Carl. Duty, Patricia A.

vs. David C. Valencia, Floyida vs. Henry. Trinidad, Louis R.

vs. Olivia R. Batastini, Robert Lee vs. Grace May, Interlocutory Decrees Farwell, Mary vs. William Bert.

Yanez, Lydia vs. Lawrence. DiBlasi, Armanda Belle Vs. Frank Augustine. Day, Sharon K.

vs. Joseph Harlan. Scott, Arliss D. vs. Lowell W.

Chapin, Raymond 0. vS. Dorothy M. Butts, Karen, vs. James.

Hagstrom, Lilly vs. Edward. Smith, Francis H. vs. Lillian Christine.

White, Mary Winifred vs. Archibald. Annulments Granted Villasana, Lucy vs. Luis. Leiberger, Betty vs.

James SANTA PAULA DRIVE-IN THEATRE Starts Tonight "3 STOOGES MEET HERCULES" Plus "THE COLOSSUS OF RHODES" BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Albany 57 36 Albuquerque 87 50 Atlanta 85 Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Indianapolis Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee St. Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix 100 Pittsburgh Portland. Me. Portland. Ore.

Rapid City Richmond 8 St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa Washington 69 51 Time and Tide SUN AND MOON May 9, 1962 SUNRISE 6:00 a.m. SET 7:47 p.m. MOONRISE 10:52 p.m. SET 12:20 a.m.

May 10, 1962 SUNRISE 5:59 a.m. 7:48 p.m. MOONRISE 11:48 p.m. SET 1:05 a.m. THE TIDES May 9, 1962 8:45 a.m.

0.0 8:24 p.m. 2.9 HIGH 12:56 a.m. 4.7 4:10 p.m. 3.4 May 10, 1962 LOW 9:55 a.m. 0.2 10:22 p.m.

2.8 HIGH 2:20 a.m. 4.2 5:24 p.m. 3.6 SHEET MUSIC Complete Teaching Methods J.B. Penney Music 670 E. Main St.

MI 3-8476 MARNI NIXON Sings in Ojai ANDRE PREVIN Plays in Ojai 1 Marilyn Stays Away from Set HOLLYWOOD (UPD- Actress Marilyn Monroe remained off the of her new movie at 20th Century again yesterday because of a virus infection that has plagued her for more than a week. A studio spokesman said the blonde movie queen was not scheduled to appear before the cameras today. The spokesman said Miss Monroe last worked a wek ago Monday, and at that time was running a temperature of 101 degrees. Miss Monroe was being kept off the set because children are in some of the scenes and she didn't want to risk the possibility of them contracting her illness. MINERS STRIKE MINERS STRIKE SAARBRUECKEN, (UPD -An estimated 45,000 Saarland coal miners went on strike yesterday in defiance of government appeals for economic self control.

OXNARD THEATRES MU. 3-9216 FOR 24 MO. PROGRAM SOMATIC HU 3-8512 VOGUE OXNARD NOW SHOWING NOW SHOWING Continuous Sat. and Sun. Continuous Sat, and Sun.

METRO GOLDWYN MAYER presents A directed JULIAN by BLAUSTEIN VINCENTE production MINNELLI TONY CURTIS THE HORSEMEN THE OF OUTSIDER APOCALYPSE 00 JAMES FRANCISCUS IN BRUCE BENNETT CINEMASCOPE ME TROCOLOR GREGORY WALCOTT VIVIAN NATHAN EDMUND HASHIM GLENN FORD INGRID THULIN BOYER LEE J. COBB A UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL PICTURE CHARLES -Plus 2nd Hit- -Plus 2nd HitHand In LORETTA JOHN GREGSON BLAST MOLLY ALLEN BARON McCARTHT Hand PHILIP PARRY NEEDS SILENCE! LARRY TUCKER OJAI Milton 6-2630 Now Playing Walt Disney's Greatest Smash Hit "MOON PILOT" It's out of this world! plus Disney's "LITTLEST OUTLAW" Both in Technicolor Note: Admission this show only: Children 35c Adults, all seats 90c VENTURA THEATRES VENTURA MAYFAIR CONTINUOUS: SUNDAY Miller 3-3333 CONTINUOUS SAT. SUN Milier 3-6311 NOW PLAYING NOW PLAYING TWO BLOCK BUSTERS the A Production HORIZONTAL LIEUTENANT JAMES STEWART JOHN FORD JIM HUTTON JACK CARTER PAULA JOHN WAYNE. Who Shot Man Jim BACKUS- Charles McGRAW Liberty and M.YOSHI UMEKI Valance A PARAMOUNT RELEASE scope and METROCOLOR and and RIDE THE CREST OF HORSEMEN THE WAVE AND OF THE ELVIS PRESLEY. APOCALYPSE GLENN FORD INGRID THULIN HAL PRODUCTION WALLS CHARLES BOYER LEE J.

COBB TECHNICOLOR NE A PARAMOUNT RELEASE PAUL HENREID IN CINEMA SCOPE AND METROCOLOR Valley Theatre Camarillo HU 2-5338 Doris Day, Rock Hudson "LOVER COME BACK" plus Joanne Dru "SEPTEMBER STORM" Retail Dept. Specials for Thursday and Friday The LOBSTER HOUSE FRESH 2795 EAST MAIN ST. FISH DAILY Phone MI. 8-4009 We own and operate our Ventura own fishing fleet. Open Daily including Sundays SERVING LUNCH AND DINNER DAILY FRESH FILLET OF WHITEFISH FRESH FILLET OF RED SNAPPER THEY'RE DELICIOUSSCALLOPS FRESH FILLET OF SOLE JUMBO SHRIMP 1.59.

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