News Scrapbook 1969-1971

Sunday, July 27, 1969

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perform its final two programs or the summer season at 8 p.m. today in the auditorium of Hoover High School, 4474 El Cajon Blvd., and

From July 27 To Aug. 3

through Saturday, produced by School of Performing Arts. 'THE STAR SPANGLED GIRL' - A Southern belle interrupts two sincere young men pub- It hing a protest magazine in Neil Simon's 1•omedy to be performed at 8:30 p.m. Fridays 'hrough Sundays at Coronado Playhouse through Aug. 30. "WHO'S AFRAID Ot' \'JRGINIA WOOLF?' - F.dward Albte's drama will be presented at ')nanon Hou. e, 3955 Fourth Ave., at 8 p.m. today, Saturday and next Sunday. Music DOUGLAS DUNCAN - The organist will play a recital at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Balboa the lJSIU ropal Church Great Hall, 2705 Filth Ave. LA JOLLA CH,'\:'11BER ORCHESTRA - John Garvey will conduct the eru;emble and violin- 1 t Camilla Wicks in a concert at 8: 15 p.m. today m Sherwood Hall, La Jolla. SO. 'JA RHEA - The soprano will sing a re- cital at 3· 15 p.m next Sunday in the San Diego State Music Auditorium. SUM\lER SY~IPHO, Y Concertmaster Rob- ert Emile will conduct the San Diego Sym- phony in a concert featuring pianist Leonard Pennario at 8:30 p.m. Friday in the San Diego State Open Air Theater. J.UIE II. WELD - The organist will per- form at 4:30 p.m. next Sunday in St. Paul's Episcopal Church. 2728 Sixth Ave. Pop JEFFERSO.. AIRPLANE - The San Francis- co group will bead a bill Including Ten Years After, Sons of Champlin and Congress of Wonders beginning at 11:30 a.m. today in Balboa Stadium. SL: 'SHI. 'E COMPANY - The Candy Co., 7711 El Cajon Blvd., will present the group at 8:15 p m. today and then bring singer Chet Nichols 111 for 8 · 15 p fl' ho"'s Thursday through next Sunda. Dance CALJFOR ·u BALLET - The company v.ill p ill"

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The books are surplus from the college library, said W. Roy Holleman, librarian. Prices will begin at 10 cents a book, on up. The hours of the sale will be from 9 00 a.m lo 1.30 p.m. Sunday and during school hours .\ionday. Nun LaudS }trchlJiSJiOp Editor' Note - Following is believes in the One who has how great is the hope to which text of speech delivered by 12!/£ sp?kcn that word. That same He is calling you - the mag- f! [Z:C,UCC§ Danz:. RSCJ a t God who asked so much of nificence and splendor of farewell funct ion sponsor~d by Abraha~ has now asked much the inheritance promised to the trustees of the Umverstty of of Archbishop-elect Furey Christians - end how trc- San Diego. . He is to go forth to a new land, mendous is the power avail- A long, long time ago, per- leave his flock and his friends able to us who believe in ~aps 4,000 ye~rs ago or more, and build a new following i~ God," the God of Abraham and m a. land lymg east of the response to a call, a call just as Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. Mediterranean and north of the unmistakeable today as Persian Gulf, there lived a Abraham's was so many years, remarkable leader of men ago. named Abram, or ~braham, as The world we know today, we know: him His hfe was July 20, 1969, this great scien- pl~asanl tn this land, where he tific, knowledgeable world

'.l LIL.; C.\ES.\H' keep clo e watch on who runs the empire in th hake p arcan tragedy at 8 30 p.m Tuesday and n xt Sunday and at 2 p.m. Saturday in th, Old Glnh Theater, Balboa Park. :,,oble Roman

'I.I'L AB'.liER' - The (·om1~ stnp hero comes to life m th, musical comedy op c n in g Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in the {:ro smont College Stagehou~e Theilter, El CaJon, and con- tmumg at that tune Frida) Saturday and Aug. 7-9.

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'.\I \CHETII' - Director Ellis Rabb ha:; found av on. 11 n w approach to the witch que lion In the _..,..,,...,....,..,.._,_.,,.....,.,._,,,______._Madison High School, 4833 Doliva Drive. The old Globe Theater's production of Shake- Wednesday program will include Jean-Paul pearc's tragedy to be performed m the Bal- Camelin and Judith Ree e m '·Idylle." b Park pl yhou e at 2 p.m. Wednesday and n x . unday and at B 30 p.m. tod;iy, Thur d y and Fmlay 'OL:lt G \ 'G A. D 'lilt.: COBBL!ili' \ctor KE.·. ETH FOX - The musician will present a program of harpsichord and countertenor mu ic at 8 p.m. today in the St. Panl's Epis- Als • • • '\ F !\ULY RE:\tE\IBERED' The Bril O at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the auditon·um of Park rgan

0 k 'n Shutter Puppeteer · will pre ent the puppet play about the Thomas Whaley family at 2 and 3 30 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays r h Aug. 10 in the courtroom of the Whaley ou e, 2482 San Diego Ave., Old Town. 'COLDILOCKS AND THE THREE POLAR BEARS' - The Heydt family of puppeteers will present the play for children at 1: 30 and 2·30 p.m. today in the Balboa Park Puppet Theater. FIESTA 200 - The San Diego 200th Anniver- sary, Inc., presents daily performances by ··The Flying Indians of Papantla," the Fiesta 200th Ballet Folklorico, magicians, marion- ettes and other attractions plus arts, crafts and gift shops. noon-10 :Monday-Friday, 10-10 Saturday, Sunday and holidays through Nov. 2, Old Town. '1 HE MAN WHO LOST HIS HEAD' - The Puppet Playho e, 3903 Voltaire St., will open the play for children on a ill also including "Cinderella" at 2 p.m. Sa day for perform- ances at that time Saturdays and Sundays through Sept. 28. PARK CONCERTS-The U.S. Naval Training Center Band will play at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday m the Balboa Park Organ Pavilion and San Diego folk dance groups will perforn there at 7:30 p.m. Friday. 'THE TOW,. !\10USE A:\D THE CO 'TRY \IOUSE' - The Padre Puppeteers v. n pre- sent the pla) for 1;hiJdten in the Balbo Park Puppet Theater at 1.30 and 2:30 p.m. Friday thrrngh next unda)

Q arter, 480 Elm St., will stage this musical ui'lptat n of a Grimm fal.l"Y talc> at 2 p M. tuday, ·aturd<1y and next Sunday. 'It \(;s TO RICHES' - The an Oit•gu Junior Th uter v. 1ll prest•nt the melodrama at 7 .30 pm Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday m th B loo· Park Puppet Theater.

enJoyed the esteem and respect, which has just put a man on the the love. and feUowship of his moon, needs this example of many faithful Jnends. unfaltering, unwavering un- To this inspiring leader of shakeable faith. God has ~sked men came an unmistakeable our bishop to give us this call to leave this country which example. He has responded we he knew so weH, this land he admire this inspiring virtue and loved to call his home, these we are grateful for this lesson people he led with such love and needed to increase our frail care, and to go forth into a land faith. unfamiliar to him and to do a Tends to Forget work unknown to him. Answered with Faith Today's world tends to forget these arresting words of

'TIIE R(ll'f,' \n actaptation of the Roman c rncdy by Plnutu will be pre ented in Ac- tor~ Q11:1rttr, 480 Elm St., at 8:30 pm. Thur • d ) nnd Fridays for an indefinite run 'I lib Sil DOW RIPE, S' - '111e improvisa- t onal play dev1Scd by the Theater Fin com- pany under th supervision or playwright Murray Mednick will be presented in tht• company' Pacific Beach playhouse, at 751 Turqu01 e St., at 8:30 p.m. Fridays and Sat- A musical revue a bout Southern Californians In 1969 by the \'unguard Players will be performed at Wcst- rnn ter Pre byt rtan Church, 3598 Talbot St , t 8 p.m. ton: ht. urdays for an unlimited run. ' O TII CALIFOR. "IA?' -

Abraham answered this clear call with faith. He believed in the word lhal had come to him, and he believed in the One who spoke the word. Though the message was hard to bear, his faith, his belief sustained him and carried hitn on his way. He did not "dally with doubt" or find an excuse lo forget the whole affair. He heard the call, he believed, he responded Abraham lived his life in just this way, God spoke, Abraham heard, believed, acted. Today, 4,000 years after Abraham we see the same staunch and beautiful faith in one we know, a leader we respect and esteem, a father and friend, whom we love and admire. He too has received a call; he too has responded because he, like Abraham. believes. He believes in the word he has received. He - ..

Scripture: "This is the victory over the world, our faith." We forget that it is not enough to believe that God exists, but we must also respond to his word with a response that is wholehearted, willing, trusting and loving. And so we turn to our bishop and say in the words of St. Paul to the Ephesians: "Since, then, I heard of this faith of yours in the Lord Jesus and the practical way in which you are expressing it toward fellow Christians, I thank God continually for you and I never give up praying for you; and this 1s my prayer: That God, the God of our Lord Jesus Christ and the all-glorious Father, will give you the spiritual wisdom and the insight to know more of Him; that you may receive that umer illumination of the Spirit which will make you realize • • •

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orgamsrn lives in population·, he said, "You never fin or1t: blade of gras1, or one cockroach. Anyone who tlunks he can be a rugged in- dividualist doesn't know who he is." Is society a big machine and the person only a cog in the works? Father Shipley asked "Take away the people and see where society is," he suggested. "People are primary and their relationship in society is secondary. ' Responsibilities Cited "Those making laws should have to prove there is no coercion in the laws, and the burden of proof is on the one making the law and not on the one wanting to be free," Father Shipley said of the responsibilities of leadership. He also noted that the structure of society is changing. He cited the experience of Saul Alinsky, noted social actionist, on the new pat- terns of social organization. Alinsky, Father Shipley said, has discovered that his old meth o organizing by neighborhoods no longer work . People now organize on the basis of joint ac- tivities, where they work on a common problem, Alinsky discovered . The lectures, conducted Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. in Room 23/l of the USO College for Men, will end August 1. The series is open to the public a 2 a lecture.

Two University of San Diego philosophy profe sor disagreed on the role soc1ety plays in the aff 1rs of men in their continuing series of lectur on fr dom and authority. "Th J1m1tation.s on man are removed by society," contend Dr. John W. Swanke. "Man h; bound by the law, just as he is bound by the real Y.orld " "Th natur o( the life of man is that he wants !if nd e k t amtam it," said Dr. Swanke. The delemt•nt m his nature is that he needs to rnvolv with at least one other human

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~ ~ ~ ~ ----rC::alifornia Ballet Association, p.m., Madison High School and Ilana Mysior, pianists, 8 uditorium. Admission charg- p.m., University of San Diego d. College for ~omen theater. Musical. "Stop the world, Free to ublic. I Want to Get Off"-see ear, National Chess Tourna- lier listing. rnent, 9 a.m:, South Claire- Puppet show, "Wizard of mo1;1t Recreation Center,_ 3~05 Oz"-see earlier hf.ting. Clairemont Dr. No admission charge. Dahlia show, Convair, dis- Art Mart 9 m to 5 pm. plays of fruits and vegetables, ' a. : · ·• flower arrangements and cor- La Jolla Recreat10n Cef!ter. sages, 2 . 9 p.m., Floral Build- SpQnsored by the San Diego ing, Balboa Park. No admis- C-Ounty Art Club. sion charged. Gem and mineral Show, 10 Drama, "Who's Afraid of a.m. to. 6 p.m., downtown Virginia Woolfe?", Synanon CC?~umty C-Oncourse. Ad- Players, 8 p.m., Synanon nussion charged. House, 3955 Fourth Ave. Free Puppet show, "Something to public. About the Weather," 10:30 Musical "Stop the World a.m., Pupp~t '.Theater, Balboa 1 Want To Get Off" _ see Park. Adm.1ss1on 25 cents. earlier listing. \~ppet show, 'Wizard of Dionne Warwick sho , 8.30 Oz, 2 p.m., Pupp~t Play- p.m. International · Sports ho~e, 3903 V?l~aire St., Arena Admission charged. Point I.nma. Adwssion charg- · etl. Comedy, "The Bull in the China Shop," Cabrillo Play- qpen house tour of Inter- ers, S::!O p.m., Holy Trinity national Cottages, 2 to . 5 Episcopal Church, 2083 Sun- p_.m., Balboa Park. No admis- set Cliffs Blvd., Ocean Beach. sion charge. Admission charged. Organ recital, 2:30 p.m., Puppet show, "The Tongu€s- Dou_g~as Ian Duncan, Organ in-Cat Sparrow," Japanese Pavilio~, Balboa Park. Free folk tale, 10 and 11 a.m., to public. Point I.nma branch library. Sunday film program, San No admission charged. Diego Natural History Mu- THURSDAY seum, "Animals Unlimited" and "Prehistoric Times: Musical, "Stop the World, World Before Man," 1:30 and I Want to Get Off"-see ear- 3 p.m., at the Museum, Bal- lier listing. Comedy, "The Bull in the members of Nat111;al Hislo;y China Shop"-see earlier list- Society and servicemen m ing unifonn admitted free. · Puppet show, "The Town TOMORROW Mouse and the Country Musical "Stop the World Mouse," L30 and 2:30 p.m., I Wan,t to' Get 0££,'' 8:30 p .m.'. Puppet.Theater, Balboa Park. Wegeforth Bowl, San Diego Admission 25 cents Zoo. Admission charged. SATURDAY TUESDAY Comedy, "The Bull in the Musical, "Sf.o'p the World, China Shop"-see earlier list- I Want to Get Off"-see yes- ing. terday's li&ting. WEDNESDAY Puppet ow, The Town ! Mouse an the Country Ballet, Calliorrua Ballet Mouse"-see yesterday'· hst- Company, sponsored by the mg. boa Park. Donation, 25 cents for adults, 10 cents for unac- companied children U! 16; FRIDAY

IODAY poruored bv Boys' Tennis 'l'ournament Diego and Imperial Counties, !the Comair Club. Free to 17th a1 al Albert Hernan: 8:30 a.m. Balboa Stadium. ·o public. de:i; Jr Iemorial Touma- admission charge. Drama, "Who"s Afraid oi ment, 9' a.m., La Jolla Recre- Gems and minerals, 30th1Virginia Woolfe?," Synano,·, ation Center and Beach and annual convention and show Players, 8 p.m.. Synanon Tennis Club. 'o admission -see yesterday's listing. House, 3955 ourth Ave. Free charged. Guided walking tour, starts to public. _ Art m Miniature paintings from Whaley House in Old Musical, "Stop the World, reproduced from' postage Town at 1:30 p.m. and covers I Want to Get Off"-see ear stamps, 10 a.m. t 5 p.m., 19 historic spots. in Old :ro~n tier. listing. . Fine Arts Gallery, Balboa State Par.·. No adm1SS1on Dionne Wannck ::._1uw Park. admission barged. charge. . 8:30 p.m , Interna110~al . lusical •·stop the World, Puppet sho v "Something Sports Arena. Adn11ss1011 I Want to Get Off," 8:30 ~.m., About the 'Ye~ther" - see charged. , Wegefo Bowl, San Diego yesterday's hsti1;1g. . . ~omedy, . ·The Bull in tn.e zoo. q ssion charged. "Fabulous Felines" exhib1t,jch1na Shop '-see yesteraa · s 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.-see yester-, listing. O. IORROW day's listing. • . · Gems and Iinerals, 30th Puppet show '·Wizard of U. PA"\ annual con~ention and show Ol," 2 p.m., Puppet Play- Concert, B 1effre_y ~rowt1 of California Federation of house, 3903 Voltaire st., and Tian:i ~r~:s1or. p1am•ls. 8 ~1ineralogical ·ocieties, lnc., P-0j n 1'.Jn Admi S1on p.m., Um1•ersity of San Diego San Diego Society host~ cllarged. College for :' omen theater 10 a.m.-10 p.m._ <:;ommuruty Dahlia show, d1splays of to ublic. Concour e. Admt sion charg- fruits and ~egetables, flower S h Co~r_na• ed arrangements and corsages, ment, 9 a.m; out aire~ Art m Mimature, 10 a.m.- 2 9 p.m., F1oral Building, mo!lt Recreation ~enter. :i~o., 5 p.m.- ee yesterday•~ list- f----=--::--::=-=-- -=---=-·-1 Cla1rem

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I Want to 1 Get Off," 8:30 p.m., Wegeforth Bowl, San Diego Zoo. Admission charged. "Fabuloµs Felines" exhibit, prize-winning cats, trophies and several zpo animals shown; 2 to 6 p.ni., Fiesta Room, lay C-0. ponsored by Silvergate Cat Club. 'Free to public. "A'l D Y •ational Chess Tourna- ment, sponsored by (.;Jaire- mont Chess Club 8 a.m, South Clairemont Re reation Center rt m lmiature 10 a ro 5 p.m -see earlier listing Track am! Field Girls' Reg-

IONDAY , 1usica1, "Stop the World, r Want to Get Ofr'-see ear- lier listing. TUESDAY ~lus.ical, "Stop the World, I Want to Get Off"-see ear- lier listing. WED. ;}:t)l>AY Ballet, California Bal!et Company, sponsored by the California Ballet Association, 8 p.m., Madi"on High Schooi auditormm Admission charg- ed • lu ic , ' Son tl1e \\"or1rl I Want to Get Off lier hstin