anaheim-gazette 1960-05-19

DINING & ON THE GO with DORIS The KETTLE RESTAURANT certainly lives up to its motto, "Anaheim's Landmark Devoted to Good Eating." This restaurant excels (whether it be luncheon, dinner, or cocktails). Tony Bright entertains nightly. This very versatile gentleman plays the piano, accordion and vibes. The KETTLE is one of my favorite luncheon spots as their menu is large and the prices attractive. Your debonair host is "Doc" Bila. On Ocean Blvd. in Long Beach is the HARBOR HOUSE, one of the best seafood restaurants in the area. They have about every type of fish you could wish for, including many specialties such as steamed clams, oysters rockefeller, crab curry with rice and chutney. They also have many non-ocean items to choose from such as steak, chicken, etc. A favorite dinner of mine is the HARBOR HOUSE platter with assorted seafoods. I enjoy eating here very much and do it often. This is also a fine family restaurant with dinners for children at $1.50. If it's fish you wish, you'll go wrong at the HARBOR HOUSE. Friendly Ron Dearden is your host. ON THE GO CALENDAR Edwards Air Force Base: The Antelope Valley flight test center will hold open house May 22 and 23. Displays, including the X-15, are open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Flying demonstration start at 1 p.m. El Cajon: Eastern San Diego County Fair is May 25 through May 27 at Gillespie Field. Escondido: Main local crop citrus and avocados, are befeted during Citracado Day through May 22. Fallbrook: A parade, 10 a.m. May 28, opens 16th annual Pineer Days, May 28 and 29. Twoday rodeo and western dance a On Ocean Blvd. in Long Beach is the HARBOR HOUSE, one of the best seafood restaurants in the area. They have about every type of fish you could wish for, including many specialties such as steamed clams, oysters rockefeller, crab curry with rice and chutney. They also have many non-ocean items to choose from such as steak, chicken, etc. A favorite dinner of mine is the HARBOR HOUSE platter with assorted seafoods. I enjoy eating here very much and do it often. This is also a fine family restaurant with dinners for children at $1.50. If it's fish you wish, you won't go wrong at the HARBOR HOUSE. Friendly Ron Dearden is your host. A few weeks ago I recommended HAL GREGG'S STEAK HOUSE to some friends of mine. They really had a ball and have gone back three times. This top dining and entertainment spot features the Lyle Odden Trio for your listening and dancing pleasure. The food is fine whether it be for a snack, cocktails, or a complete dinner. Hal Gregg, that handsome ex-Douger star, is your host. Have you noticed the menu in the VICTOR HUGO ad? This beautiful restaurant gives you the finest at a very reasonable price. They have many delicious entrees to choose from (besides the ones listed in the ad). One of my favorites is beef stroganoff with rice pilaf. Served with mixed green salad, garlic bread and beverage. All for the low price of $2.10. Children's dinners are $1.25 with a wide variety of entrees (such as turkey, prime ribs, chops, etc.). You'll be entertained nightly by that talented TV star, Danny Andrews. Your host is Lou Furst. Tea dancing every afternoon at ANSTAY'S STEAK HOUSE is lots of fun. Others must agree as Stan Rossi is packing them in daily. Stop for lunch and plan to spend the afternoon. The fabulous Kusso Brothers are playing for your dancing and listening enjoyment nightly. These boys are really terrific. ANSTAY'S STEAK HOUSE is still featuring those $2.50 top sirioin dinners (with all the trimmings) for $2.00. I had dinner there recently and the steak was really tender. Stop in at ANSTAYS and say hello to Bert and Stan. You'll have a ball. The GYPSY CELLAR in Balboa is one of the cutest restaurant-bars in the area. The menu is the most. You can have steaks that will please the most discriminating of gourmets. But if you're like me and prefer things that are different, try their scrumpious sauted foods (such as marinated pork steak with wild rice and mushrooms). Or perhaps you'd like the Scandinavian special topped with crab meat and bournaise sauce. All these dinners at Ann and Carl Matias' GYPSY CELLAR include soup, salad, risin dish, potatoes and beverage. Stop here at this romantic spot and wince enjoying these tempting concoctions, you'll be pleasingly entertained by Pat O'Dare, a very talented organist. Remember the GYPSY CELLAR for a delightful evening on the go. One of my favorite dinners at the BRANDING IRON in Orange is the grenadine or beef served Monday thru Thursday. This delectable dinner is cooked in delicious mushroom and wine sauce. Served with a wonderful crisp salad start at 1 p.m. El Cajon: Eastern San Diego County Fair is May 25 through May 22 at Gillespie Field. Secondido: Main local crop citrus and avocados, are being fed during Citracado Day through May 22. Fallbrook: A parade, 10 am; May 28, opens 16th annual Peer Days, May 28 and 29. Two day rodeo and western dance among features. Long Beach: Folkland Fantasy Festival, 15th annual statewide dance gathering, features curved folk dancing, swimming displays and costume parade; May 28 through 30 in Municipal Auditorium. Orange: May Festival is current through May 21. Events during 28th annual celebration include week-long costuming, kids' parade on Friday evening, major parade at 10 a.m., May 21, and boot games and entertainment. Pacific Beach: Aquatic event and contests will be highlights the Aqua Fair and Parade May and 22. Parade climaxes celebration at 3 p.m. Sunday. Los Angeles: Great West Fair and Dairy Show is May through 30 in Great Western exhibit Center. Features include horse show, Indian dances, dairy dishes recipe contest, hay-buck contest, milking derby and cow-dience dog show. Griffith Park Observatory celebrates its 25th anniversary year and opens the season with the perennially popular "A Turtle to the Moon," which runs through July 10. "Ladies of Quality in California," an exhibition of costumes worn by noted women in California from 1840 to 1915, is on display at County Museum through June 19. Advertising in the Century, including woodcuts on other techniques of the era, is present through May 31, as is Knight of the American Frontier. Portraits by 19th Century artists closes May 29. Women Painters of the Ware are being honored in *City Tower Gallery* through May 22. San Diego: "The Wonder World of Water" is theme of year's Water Fantasy on San Diego Island. crab meat and bournaise sauce... All these dinners at Ann and Carl Matnias' GYPSY CELLAR include soup, salad, relish dish, potatoes and beverage... Stop here at this romantic spot and while you're enjoying these tempting concoctions, you'll be pleasingly entertained by Pat O'Dare, a very talented organist... Remember the GYPSY CELLAR for a delightful evening on the go. One of my favorite dinners at the BRANDING IRON in Orange is the grenadine or beef served Monday thru Thursday... This delectable dinner is cooked in delicious mushroom and wine sauce... Served with a wonderful crisp salad with choice of two dressings, fresh, plump baked potato or French fries, rolls and coffee... Truly a masterpiece of good eating... Dick Alexander is an old hand in the restaurant business as he has owned popular steak houses in Pasadena and Los Angeles... He opened the BRANDING IRON STEAK HOUSE in May of 1956 (4 years ago this month) and gave the people of Orange County a dining establishment that is exceptional for both food and service... Stop in at the BRANDING IRON and you'll be pleased in every way... Overlooking the beautiful marina in Long Beach is the CAPTAIN'S INN... This is the place where fine food and quality spirits are expertly prepared for your pleasure... Whether it's steaks, chops, or seafood, you won't go wrong here... One of my favorite dinners from the broner is the London chop house mixed grill... Truly a delight... Tender calves' liver, a rasher of bacon, a minute sirloin steak and a broiled lamp chop all served with piquant diablo relish and mint sauce... This dinner is served with assorted relish tray, CAPTAIN'S INN clam chowder or French onion soup, mixed green salad, choice of whipped, baked or French fried potatoes or spaghetti, beverage and dessert mints... The CAPTAIN'S INN has a fabulous menu that must have been written by a poet... Remember this spot if you want asmosphere, beautirul scenery, and good food... Joe De Palma is very pleased with all the Orange County people who have visited DE PALMA'S LITTLE ITALY in the past weeks... Why don't you do the same?... He'll make you feel like the wanted guest you are... The Italian food here is truly a tempting delight... In fact, it's always difficult to choose from their many entrees... Whether it's spaghetti, lasagne or ravion or one of those hard-to-find dencacies, Joe has them... Veal Steak, pan fried with mushrooms and pine nuts, or Minced Clams with peppered onions and spaghetti are two of my favorites... All these dinners are served with soup, salad, relishes, spaghetti, or Italian rice... They have many exciting desserts also (different, delicious, and fattening).... Such as assorted Italian pastries, fruit tarts, Italian rum cream cafe and many others... While he gift and flower shop... want to eat on the patio... ber DE PALMA'S LITTLE ITALY I stopped at Don M Shore... The place was an Orange County people... To get ready for the open NINETIES in Signal Hill new spot should be very LEILANI HUT, this is too great food (whether One of my favorite steak corn fed beef)... Served (LEILANI special dressing potato, dessert and beverage derful for $2.45... You famous Benny Nawahi at One of the friendliest ROBERTS ROOM... I made many friends (Joe daily from 2 to 7 with Le West is featured nightly. ROOM is hard to beat. legs... They also are no say hello to your host, Jo & ENTERTAIN Gregg Experts Win Top Awards In Competition Competing against 30,000 tries from all over the world, Mrs Alice E. Kasparian, OCC business instructor, won top honors in the 47th Annual International Show hand Writing Contest sponsored by the Gregg Publishing Company. Competition was among several divisions, including public, high school, parochial school, college, international, professional secretary and teachers. Divisions all over the world competed, including such countries Great Britain, Italy, Sweden, Thailand, Central and South America. Twelve of Miss Kasparian's students also placed fifth in the legiate division and received "Order of Gregg Artists" pennants. CENTERED is ARTHUR WALSH in a scene from one of his movies. This sensational comedian is starred nightly at the LA RONDE RUE in Long Beach. CENTERED is ARTHUR WALSH in a scene from one of his movies. This sensational comedian is starred nightly at the LA RONDE RUE in Long Beach. FJC Staff Members Presented Awards Five Fullerton Junior College science, mathematics, and technical education instructors have been awarded summer grants, fellowships, or instructorship for advanced work in science and technology—Kent Backart, Albert Bockian, William Houck, David Willis, and Mrs. Betty Grubb. Kent Backart, FJC chemistry instructor, has been awarded an Atomic Energy Commission fellowship at Pennsylvania State University for a two-month period, six weeks to be spent at the University and two weeks at the Argonne Laboratories in Chicago. The group of college instructors, numbering 30, will study plans to incorporate nuclear reaction technology into the college curriculum, with an eye toward training more nuclear reaction technicians. Dr. Bockian, an FJC physical science instructor, has a National Science Foundation scholarship to Oregon State University. Willis, a life science instructor, has a National Science Foundation grant for eight weeks at the University of Washington. With the purpose of studying radiological biology, his group will spend part of the period on the college campus and the rest in laboratories at the Hanford Atomic Energy plant. Willis, who did his graduate work at Long Beach State, has been a life science instructor at FJC for three years. Before coming to FJC he had taught at Brethren High School in Paramount and Fremont Junior High School in Anaheim. He and his Local Contest Set A group of 33 Merchandise and Selling students from Fullerton Junior College will try their hands at commercial window decoration on Thursday, May 12, as they competitively set up exhibits in show windows of 15 downtown Fullerton stores. The contest, a cooperative affair between Mrs. Mary Chapman's Merchandising and Selling class at FJC and the Downtown Business and Professional Association, will offer five awards—one sweepstakes award and first and second place awards in both "soft lines" and "hard lines." Judges will be Marvin Armour, display manager of J. C. Penney in Anaheim, and Arthur Shroeder, display manager of Buffum's in Santa Ana. Anaheim students participating are James Hill, Richardo Hinojosa, Steven Sutphin, Duncan Vanderbilt, Donald Robertson, Sharon Heitshusen, and Peggy Henyan. 'Push Button Office' Subject of Lecture Dr. S. J. Wanous, chairman of the department of Business Education at UCLA, received a mixed reception when he spoke at Disneyland Hotel May 10 for a dinner meeting. His audience was the Orange County Education Office Employees Association, whose members hosted their bosses that night. "Summer Institute for Technical Institute Teachers of Electronics," I stopped at Don May's LEILANI HUT in Belmont where the place was really packed and I ran into several large County people. Don is really working like a whiz get ready for the opening of his new place, the GAYNETIES in Signal Hill. With Don at the wheel, this spot should be very successful. To get back to the LEILANI HUT, this is the spot with Hawaiian atmosphere great food (whether it be Cantonese or American). One of my favorite steak dinners is the wikiwiki (prime fed beef). Served with soup and tossed green salad (LEILANI special dressing is my favorite), Idaho baked toto, dessert and beverage. This dinner is really wonderful for $2.45. You'll be entertained nightly by the famous Benny Nawahi at the uke. One of the friendliest restaurant bars in Anaheim is the ROBERTS ROOM. I really enjoy stopping here as I have many friends (Joe Fox included). Entertainment from 2 to 7 with Lennie Graves at the piano and Don it is featured nightly. The food at the ROBERTS ROOM is hard to beat. One of their specialties is frog. They also are noted for fine steaks. Be sure to hello to your host, Joe Roberts. TAINMENT (Anaheim, Thursday, May 19, 1960) Anaheim Gazette-A5 "Tonight We Laugh" (Hollywood Center Theater), 8:24 nightly. Matinee Saturday and Sunday, 2:30. Dark Monday. "Two for the Seesaw" (Civic Playhouse), Friday and Sunday, 8:30. Saturday, 8:30 and 10:15. "Vintage '60' (Ivar Theater), nightly, 8:30. Saturday, 8:15 and 10:45. Dark Monday. "Whisper in God's Ear" (Circle Theater), Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 8:30. "Dark at the Top of the Stairs" (Players Ring), nightly, 8:30. Saturday, 8 and 10:45. Dark Monday. STAGE IN THE SOUTHLAND..... "Cabarettime" (Cabaret Concert theater), Friday and Saturday, 9. "En el Mes de Mayo" (Padua Hills Theater), Wednesday through Saturday, 8:30. Wednesday and Saturday matinees, 2:30. The National Safety Council says these are the crucial areas of a car that can most easily become infected with "vehicle virus"; brakes, headlights, rear lights, turn signals, tires, wheels, exhaust system and muffler, horn, rear-view mirror, windshield wipers, and glass. APPLE VALLEY STEAK HOUSE BANQUET ROOM LUNCHEON AND DINNER 733 E. BROADWAY, LONG BEACH Specializing in Continental Menu SoHo Restaurant Featuring: CORNISH GAME HEN . 3.95 (Stuffed with Wild Rice — Cumberland Sauce) CK'S CORSICAN ROOM BELMONT SHORES 30 E. SECOND (NAPLES) FEATURING PRIME RIB OF BEEF Charcoal Broiled Steaks Luxurious Dining Room Frank Day, Lyric Pianist CE 3-9506 closed mondays DANCING NITELY featuring the acusational LYLE ODDEN TRIO CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS SEPARATE COCKTAIL LOUNGE every Monday Is Our Latin Night featuring the BOBBY MONTAZ QUARTET OPEN NOW For Moderately Priced LUNCHEONS OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. THE GREGG'S STEAK HOUSE 2571 La Palma St. at Magnolia in Anaheim Phone TA 8-1620 Specializing in Continental Menu SoHo Restaurant Featuring: CORNISH GAME HEN . 3.95 (Stuffed with Wild Rice — Cumberland Sauce) COCKTAILS —— ENTERTAINMENT 8858 KNOTT AVE TA 8-2483 BUENA FARK (North of Thriftimart) Pariscene ORANGE ~ CALIFORNIA CONTINENTAL CUISINE NOW APPEARING LARRY FOY at the piano BOBBY ADANO, vocalist 571 S. MAIN Klmberly 2-3545 Dining and Dancing in the Beautiful CHARIOT ROOM THE SABRE BROTHERS APPEARING NIGHTLY Banquet Facilities for All Occasions ANAHEIM BOWL 1925 W. Lincoln PR 4-4710 Anaheim THE GREAT ARTHUR WALSH APPEARING NIGHTLY TINY LITTLE AND HIS OLD TIME BAND Featured Every Monday Night (Five Years with Lawrence Welk) 2571 La Palma St. at Magnolia in Anaheim Phone TA 8-1620 THE GREAT ARTHUR WALSH APPEARING NIGHTLY TINY LITTLE AND HIS OLD TIME BAND Featured Every Monday Night (Five Years with Lawrence Welk) OPEN FOR LUNCH Home of the 72 oz. Steak FASHION SHOW Every FRIDAY Noon LA-RONDE RUE 4401 E. PAC. COAST HWY. LONG BEACH (at the Traffic Circle) GE 3-7401 "Anaheim's Landmark Devoted to Good Eating" TREAT YOURSELF to a Delicious LUNCHEON or DINNER TONY BRIGHT at the ORGAN, ACCORDION and VIBES FASHION SHOW EVERY TUESDAY, 6:30 P.M. 1776 LINCOLN AVE. (Just West of Euolid) FOR RESERVATIONS CALL PR 4-5557 SEAFOOD Harbor House 701 E. OCEAN HE 7-6748 GYPSY CELLAR EXCELLENCE IN DINING PAT O'DARE AT THE PIANO Formerly with PAGO PAGO 15 Months in Tucson COCKTAILS (Near Municipal Parking Lot) 105 MAIN ST. OR 3-4630 BALBOA