Famed WWII photo to appear in Burbank...

Famed WWII photo to appear in Burbank

MAGNOLIA PARK -- To celebrate its grand opening Saturday, Dream

City Photo will display Alfred Eisenstaedt’s 1945 photograph of a

sailor returning from World War II and kissing a nurse in Times

Square.

The nurse, the now-85-year- old Edith C. Shain, will be at the

grand opening from 3 to 5 p.m. at the lab, 2401-A W. Magnolia Blvd.,

to discuss the scene.

Dream City Photo will specialize in photo processing. It will also

continuously display a gallery of portraits from Hollywood’s Golden

Era.

Horror store to host auction, book signing

NORTHWEST DISTRICT -- Clive Barker and 35 other contributing

writers and illustrators will sign copies of “Framed: A Gallery of

Dark Delicacies” on Sunday to benefit Guide Dogs of America.

The book features 60 short stories and illustrations from those

working in the horror genre of the entertainment industry. All the

proceeds from book sales as well as an auction of some original works

will be donated to the charity.

The auction will close at 1 p.m. and the signing will begin at 2

p.m. at the store, 4213 W. Burbank Blvd.

For more information, call 556-6660.

Local Jaycee honored at dinner

BURBANK -- Robert E. Underhill was honored as one of 10

“Outstanding Young Californians” at a recent dinner sponsored by the

California Junior Chamber.

A finance manager for the ABC Cable Networks, Underhill is

projects leader for Walt Disney Volunteers, which offers assistance

to troubled youths through the Los Angeles County Probation

Department.

The first program is a one-to-one mentoring program that matches a

Disney employee with a minor on probation. Underhill started the

second program, which couples executives from major corporations with

inmates at Sylmar Juvenile Hall for mentoring activities Tuesday

nights.

Underhill has also coached youth basketball at Richie Valens Park

in Pacoima for the past eight years.

Compiled by Jackson Bell