Sunday, August 28 1949
RAGUIO MIDLAND COURIER
.Jn ~4nd Out Of
Mrs. Falkenberg Fetes YWCA Board Of Directors
Mrs Ann Falkenberg entertained the members of the board of direc
tors of the YWCA with a tea party at her home in Bokawkan Road re
cently. As usual, her party was brief and charmingly arranged. Dur
ing the treat, important matters af
fecting the policy of the local “Y”
were taken up.
Those who attended were: Mes- dames Carmen Santos, Gerry Ha
mada, Leonora San Agustin, Louise G. Orendain, Nenita Dayot and Praxedes Ramos.
House-Warming Party Mr. and Mrs. Silvino Mendoza tendered a house-warming party at their newly constructed bunkhouse at Balatoc last August 22.
Present were: Assistant Chief of Police Sesenando Dumo, Mr. and Mrs. Wigberto Laigo, Messrs. Vi
cente Idos, Luciano Estaris, Feli
ciano Rosalin, Fred Arellano, Gerar
do Armilia, Gualberto Reyes, Fred Villanueva, William Abenes, Benito Menesis, Jesus Gonzales, Rafael Ro
salin, Lucrecio Gatchalian and Fran
cisco Adaban.
Get-Together Treat Howard Bats entertained the dri
vers and helpers of the transporta
tion department of the BCMC and the BMC at the Balatoc restaurant last August 24. The affair was a sort of a get-together treat
Present at the affair were: Gabriel j Dingli, Ciriaco Lomasi, RufinoGoy- 1 yed, Martin Valencia, Purkin Shuo- ' as. Rodolfo Arbolanti, Thomas Lit- i dog. Percival Songyaben, George Balawan, Carlos Bayangan, Jaime Macusi, Egnes Berang, Jesus Man
zano, Francisco Comila. Frank Di
xon, Wisley Olayan, Marcelino Ma- yaco, S. Diego and Lucrecio Gat
chalian.
Miss Runez Celebrates Birthday Anniversary
Miss Consuelo Runez celebrated her birthday anniversary last Fri
day, August 26 at her home in Cam
po Filipino.
Among those present to wish her many happy returns of the day were:
Chief Justice Mapuel V. Moran, Mrs. Nena Moran, Dona Maria Mo
ran, Ricardo Runez, Rodolfo Runez -Rosemary Runez, Josefine Runez, Sixto F. Runez, Domingo Moran Runez;
Antonio Runez, Feling Runez, Ro- CLASSIFIED ADS
PROFESSIONALS SERVICES OFFERED
Attorneys— Motor Repairs -
PINES MOTOR WORKS
Gov. Pack Road Baguio
Tel. No 5225 ANTONINO L. CORTES
Bueno Bldg. Baguio
Freight Servi-es
Mountain Highway Express
Trinidad Road Baguio
Tel. No. 4180 MARCELO A. PAJEL
Bueno Bldg. Baguio
Dentists—
FOR SALE Dra. NATIVIDAD F. DISINI
Kayang St. Baguio
Auto Spare Parts—
INTERNATIONAL SER
VICE & PARTS SUPPLY
Plaza Market Baguio
Tel. No. 4131 Dr. E. G. TUMANG
Plaza Theatre Bldg. Baguio
DENTAL LABORATORY Radios—
FEZA Radio Sales & Service Baguio Branch Abanao Str. Tel. 41-77 VILLANUEVA
DENTAL LABORATORY
52nd St. Baguio REAL ESTATE
OPTICIANS PASAY REALTY
(Baguio Branch)
Session Rd. Baguio
PLAZA OPTICAL CO
HOTEL KENNON HOTEL
Kayang St. Baguio
ffuio..
Mesdames Louise Orendain and Praxedes de Guzman Ramos had the time of their lives last Monday morning when they were granted audience by the Apo. They were ac
companied by twenty-six other women. Mrs. Orendain promised the Apo that she would see to it that two thirds of the Baguio ladies will vote straight Liberal. Mrs. Ramos promised to give Quirino the other third of the feminine populace. So that basing upon the figures of the two women leaders, it looks that 100 per cent of the Baguio ladies will vote Liberal this election.
Mrs. Miguela Arvisu was there, too. Speaking for her own self, she pledged her support for the Apo
Women in Baguio do not believe in- block voting, Mrs. Ramos and Mrs. Orendain told Quirino. This, they said, was the greatest problem among the women voters. But the Apo explained that “scattered vot
ing’’ is not conducive to unity. He admonished the ladies to vole straight Liberal, from the top of the ticket down to the bottom.
We doubt if the women voters here would ever heed the Apo’s ad
vice. They are very intelligent, you
One thousand two hundred stu
dents of the Baguio Colleges went to the Mansion House last Tuesday afternoon to pay their respects to the President. In his presentation speech, the assistant city fiscal as
sured the President of the students’
cooperation in the promotion of a c'ean and honest government. The students heard the President lash at his oponents in his extemporaneous speech.
The busiest and probably the most important group of people in our city are the teachers I: is in teresting to watch one of them boast that his or her school is the best managed among city schools.
It seems to us that alt the city public elementary schools are well mai^ged, especially so with the Old and New Baguio Central schools Both schools happen to have women principals. Principal of of the New Baguio Central School is Mrs. Aurea Lopez, one of the busiest women in town. She is a member of the GSP, sario Bernal, Lourdes Bernal, Pru- dencia Gabriel, Ronald Logan, Gre
gorio Verzosa Jr, Anacleto Bernal and Socorro Clemente.
"Ecole de Ballet" To Open Classes On September 3 The “Ecole de Ballet”, the only school of classical dancing in Baguio will open.its regular classes on Sat
urday, September 3, it was announc ed by Mrs. Maria Ana Rosales, di
rector of the school. The classes will be conducted by Miss Mary Angeline Rosales, daughter of Dr and Mrs. Justo Rosales, at her pri
vate studio in her residence at the Bhguio General Hospital She will be assisted by Miss Merc-.'des Lopez, a young pianist from the Holy Fa
mily College
Miss Rosales was a pupil of Ma
dame Kaethe Hauser, famous ballet instructor. Miss Rosales, accompa
nied by her mother, Mrs. Maria Ana Rosales, motored to Manila recent-, y to welcome Madame Hauser, who just arrived from her trip ab- During her stay in Manila, Miss Rosales observed in the different first class ballet studios, among them the Kaethe Hauser studio S he also took advanced lessons in ballet tech
nique under the we 1-known ballet maestro, Mr. Cassel of the Manila Bal'et Academy.
Mrs. Maria Ana Rosales said she is presently preparing advanced students of the “Ecole de Ballet’’
to take part in a special ballet mu
sicale which she and Madame Hauser plan to present in Baguio next sum
mer. The “Ecole de Ballet’* intends to put up a first class studio in the city sometime this year.
the UP alumni association the YWCA and the Baguio Women's Club. Principal of the Old Baguio Central school is Mrs. Epifania En
carnacion, also a very busy woman.
Mrs. Encarnacion, like Mrs. Lopez, is an active member of various wo
men organizations.
Sometimes, when we approach our women to do voluntary work for the good of the people at large, they give the flimsy excuse that they are too busy with other things. In truth the busiest are those who always have time for everything.
Help Make Baguio Clean
Pasay Realty
(BAGUIO BRANCH) haschosen to come to Baguio because it is thecity of the
• For everything on li real estate consult I withus at our nevi | home on Session Rd. .- l>
Amparo Barza-Sian, B.S.E., M.A.
ALTO
SURETY & INSURANCE COMPANY, INC.
121-123 Escolta, Manila
Judicial Bonds
CriminalBail Bonds
Contractor's Bonds Indemnity Bonds
Firearms Bonds
General SuretyBonds
Fire
andAccident______ Insurance______
Atty. Sinai E. Hamada
Baguio Branch Manager Rm. 4, Alpatublan Building
Market Plaza, Baguio
Telephone 51-87
Maj, and Mrs. B. A. Alejandre and children al the Annapolis Naval Academy, United States of America Alejandres Entertained
Maj, and Mrs Blas Alejandre were entertained with a dinner and dance at the "El". Club Monaco by members of Class '30 of the Ml. Province High School rAently. The couple, together with their three children, recently arrived from the United States. Maj. Alejandre was an army pensionado to the Notre Dame University where he finished his master's degree in mechanical engineering.
The different committee chairmen who took charge of the affair were: Atty.- S.C. Hamada, invitation; P. E. Cabanlig, finance; Mr. A. Alvarez and Mrs Atos, music, Mrs. A Cardenas and 0. C. Hamada, refreshments.
The reception line was composed of Atty, and Mrs. S C. Hamada. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Alvarez, Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Atos. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Caban
lig, Mis. A Cardenas, and Mr. and Mrs. O. C.Hamada.
Balatoc Employees Hold Excursion To Pangasinan Taking a Benguet-Auto Line bus, a nine hours “sight-seeing'tour ’ and excursion was held by some Balatoc Mine employees, last Sunday. Aug.
14 to Binmaley, Pangasinan. Ex
Mayor Mino Ferrer of Binmaley wel
comed the e<cursionists who were brought to the Binmaley Beach for a swim. At luncheon, Mr. Ferrer gave a speech in honor of'the excur- sinists.
Those who joined the excursion were: Dr. P S. Mercado. Dr Grego
rio Aure, Chief of Police Marcellano Gallardo, Messrs Inocencio Carino, Segundo Aruobit, Esteban Comi- lang, Federico Estaris, Wigberto Laigo, Crescencio Estaris, Frank Rimando Sr., L.H. Liong, Pedro Ri vera, Antonio Arce, Juan Rulla, Packy Hizon, Eugenio Mogan, Fe
liciano Rosalin, Vicente Idos, Isidro Querol, Jimmy Aquino, Calixto Ser
rano, Protacio Ritumalta, George Balawan, Cezar Rabica, Jose Agana, Hildo Ramos, Alfredo Arellano, Be
nito Menesis, Teofilo Fangonil, Cos
me Padron, Iligio Tolentino, Ben Tumbaga, Paquito Adaban, Tomas Bautista, Mino Ferrer, Mr. Bruno, Mr. C. .Cortes, Mr. P. Aboc, Mr. P.
David, Mr. Ritumalta Jr.;
Misses Gloria, Lily, Virginia, Nor
ma Ramos, Mr. and Mrs. Marciano Ramos. Mr. and Mrs. Sixto Ramos.
This excursion was sponsored by
Per Me
CHRYSLER 1947 Black,
FOURDORSEDAN
under 15000 miles,Radio, heater, seatcovers, undercoating. Also Zenith transoceanic radio;
Encyclopedia
LT COL CHURCHWELL Quarters111 Camp John Hay PhoneCJH17 or 141
ww *5 a <5 uio '« P rii > e //
A Restaurant Of Restaurants
the Binmaley employees headed by Messrs. Sixto Ramos, A. Bautista.
V. Ambeguia, R. Ferrer, F. Maca- sieb, F. de Vera, B. 4rbano.
The Binmaley basketball team humbled the Balatoc basketeers in a basketball match held in the after--
Per Me
6 Cu. Ft. General Electric
Refrigerator
Very Cheap - P-250.00
Seeorinquire MRS. SAPLICH Benguet ConsolidatedMining Co.
Baguio
It's Here...
g|||
MODERM PATTERN DESIGN
BY HARRIET PEPIN
, ing apparelas employed by our na-
to cut your owndesign.It allows youfreedom from the limitationsofcommercial patterns,
portions. X y ndvidualpro- BY means ofclear, easy-to-followinstruct- ions and more than J,000 illuminating drawings and diagrams, MODERN PAT
TERN DESIGN teaches you how theba- fullvcreate all types ofgarments—women's and children's dresses, blouses, skirts,wraps*
sportswear, lingerie, beach apparel, etc. The book conclusively proves that pattern design ing is an art whichis well within the scope of the average womanwho“likes to sew."
It includes simple instructionsforthe appli- well-fitting clothes. It incudesalsoan analy- varying silhouetes whichreturn ^flshton FORanyone interested in modern apparel date volume is ^dispensable. Designers, others ambitious to acquire knowledge ofla- will recognize itsenormous value as a work
...® ProfuselyIllustratedffl...
Mrs. Isabel M. Pacheco
