anaheim-gazette 1960-11-03

Composer to Be Introduced OC Symphony Orchestra Will Play Zador Composition at First Concert Eugene Zador, celebrated Hungarian composer, now living in Los Angeles, will be present at the Orange County Symphony Orchestra's initial concert on Nov. 5, when his composition, "Divertimento for Strings," will be played by the all-professional orchestra. The composer will be introduced in person to the opening night audience at the concert, which will be under the baton of Frieda Bellinfante, musical director. Dr. Zador was formerly professor at the Vienna Conservatory and in 1935 was named Honorary Professor at the Academy of Music in Budapest and in 1936 received an honorary degree from the New York College of Music. Coming to America shortly after that, he settled in Los Angeles in 1940. His compositions have been performed by Ormandy, Stolowski, Szell, Monteux, Furtwangler and many others. He has written seven operas, including "Christopher Columbus" which was presented in the New York's Center Theatre, with Metropolitan singers, in a coast to coast broadcast. His prolific talent also produced such works as the ballet, "The Machine Age," numerous works for orchestra, piano compositions and approximately 60 songs. The work performed by the Orange County Philharmonic is being held this week for all seventh, eighth and ninth graders interested in joining. Committees are being formed from parents and teenagers to serve the respective clubs which will offer such activities as folk and square dancing, parties, activity nights, social dancing and supervised trips. Interested teenagers and parents are urged to attend the sessions. Further information may be had by calling the Parks and Recreation Department at KE 3-1321, ext. 85. Teenage Clubs Organizing at Jr. Hi Schools Lloyd Trapp, superintendent of recreation, announces the sponsorship of Teenage Clubs in the junior high schools of Anaheim. Meetings for the purpose of organizing the clubs are being held this week for all seventh, eighth and ninth graders interested in joining. Knott's employees share two separate profit sharing plans, a cash plan which shared by all employees on the payroll, and a profit sharing retirement plan which is participated in by all employees within three years of continuous service. The cash profit sharing plan was shared by 1185 employees this year and amounted to $263,559.28. In the 13 year which was presented in the New York's Center Theatre, with Metropolitan singers, in a coast to coast broadcast. His prolific talent also produced such works as the ballet, "The Machine Age," numerous works for orchestra, piano compositions and approximately 60 songs. The work performed by the Orange County Philharmonic, according to Dr. Zador, "has its roots in Hungarian folklore. In spirit and in style it is consistently Hungarian." Tickets are now on sale for the all-star subscription series of four concerts at all local music stores and the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce. MIdway 6-6411 may be called for additional information. AT A CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVING NEIGHBORHOOD You're just minutes away from the nation's largest federal savings association 4 1/2% Current Annual Rate Dividends Paid Quarterly It's nice to be able to get to your savings quickly. The more often you'll add to them. That's why opening Federal account is such a wise move. One of 10 friend offices is just a matter of minutes from your home, job district. Why not stop in and open a high-return 4½% account. It's as sound as the sound unchanged management which have guided California Federal since 1925...as of $85,000,000 and account insurance provided by Fed and Loan Insurance Corporation. Take a few minutes today. Or mail your check or money order. We pay post. FUNDS RECEIVED BY THE 10TH EARN FROM THE CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVING NATION'S LARGEST FEDERAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION • RESOURCES ANAHEIM OFFICE: Broadway Orange County Center • PR 2-25 Headquarters Office: 611 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 94 Other Offices In Granada Hills, Hollywood, Inglewood, Lakewood, Miracle Milk ANAHEIM GAZETTE NAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Section B, Page 1 NOVEMBER 3, 1960 Knott’s Berry Farm Employees Share in ‘Lucky Gold Strike’ Smiles were everywhere to meet Knott’s Berry Farm as members of the Knott family distributed the company’s annual profit sharing checks. And employees ranging in age of service up to 25 years were wearing badges to tell guests of their “lucky gold plate.” Knott’s year employees of the farm split the largest single distribution ever enjoyed since the program of sharing profits ran 13 years ago. Smiles had been big, for this year’s profit sharing amounted to $567,637.18. Knott’s employees share in separate profit sharing. A cash plan which is used by all employees on the roll, and a profit sharing re-enment plan which is participated in by all employees with the years of continuous service. The cash profit sharing plan shared by 1185 employees year and amounted to $559.28. In the 13 years starting its fifth year of existence, the retirement plan has now received a total of $998,-379.37 from the company’s profits. Knott’s Berry Farm was one of the pioneers in the profit sharing movement in Orange County and the members of the Knot family, who own and operate the famed restaurants and Ghost Town, have steadfastly supported the program as a means of recognizing the loyalty and cooperation of their employees. Post Office Needs Yuletide Helpers Christmas help is needed. Applications for temporary work at the Anaheim Post Office will be accepted between Nov. 1 and 11, announced Postmaster Marshall N. McFlee. Applicants must be residents of Anaheim, U.S. citizens, and announced by Dr. Charles L. Ruby, its chairman. The committee, composed of classroom teachers and school administrators, has sent a letter to all members of the teaching profession in the 75th Assembly District to which is attached an outline of Assemblyman Hanna's legislative record in the field of education. In addition to Chairman Ruby the committee is composed of 118 public school teachers and administrators in Anaheim, Buena Park, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, La Habra and Magno- VOTE FOR AND RE-ELECT CONGRESSMAN Mr. Reeves Espy, San Clemente, writes: “It’s comforting to know that some of you gentlemen in Washington are as frustrated as we are by the boards, bureaus and commissions of the Federal Government. I’m a life-long Democrat…I need a home.” Dr. R. Lewis, president Lewis Feed Co., Los Angeles “I appreciate very much that you introduced the resolution on the income tax (repeal)….I'm aware of the tremendous job that you are doing at home and in Congress.” Yuletide Helpers Christmas help is needed. Applications for temporary work at the Anaheim Post Office will be accepted between Nov. 1 and 11, announced Postmaster Marshall N. McFie. Applicants must be residents of Anaheim, U.S. citizens, and at least 18 years of age. Application blanks will be available in the personnel office at 113 W. Broadway, Monday through Friday, between 8 a.m. mand 5 p.m. Mr. Reeves Espy, San Clemente, writes: "It's comforting to know that some of you gentlemen in Washington are as frustrated as we are by the boards, bureaus and commissions of the Federal Government. I'm a life-long Democrat...I need a home." Dr. R. Lewis, president Lewis Feed Co., Los Angeles "I appreciate very much that you introduced the resolution on the income tax (repeal)...I'm aware of the tremendous job that you are doing at home and in Congress." DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS AGREE THAT WE MUST KEEP YOUR MONEY NEAR YOU... CITIZENS OF ALL WALKS OF LIFE AND POLITICAL BELIEFS SUPPORT THE RE-ELECTION OF State Senator JOHN A. MURDY JR. SENATOR MURDY'S RECORD— • He has fought for equitable funds for new highways and freeways throughout the county. • He has pushed through the expansion and improvement of beaches and parks in the county for recreational use. • He played an important role in obtaining the planned location of the University of California campus on the Irvine property at Corona del Mar. CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS NEighborhood Office your savings quickly. The closer they are, the them. That's why opening a California use move. One of 10 friendly neighborhood minutes from your home, job or shopping open a high-return 4½% savings sound unchanged management policies Federal since 1925...as safe as reserves insurance provided by Federal Savings tion. Take a few minutes to open your account money order. We pay postage both ways. 10TH EARN FROM THE 1ST. FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION NGS ASSOCIATION • RESOURCES OVER $1/2-BILLION Los Angeles 54 Inglewood, Lakewood, Miracle Mile, Rancho Park, Reseda, Bake Park He has fought for equitable funds for new highways and freeways throughout the county. He has pushed through the expansion and improvement of beaches and parks in the county for recreational use. He played an important role in obtaining the planned location of the University of California campus on the Irvine property at Corona del Mar. AREA LEADERS URGE SENATOR ANAHEIM CO-CREW Mrs. Hildred Ferrell · Coalson Morris - James Alderson Lloyd M. Archer Bill Asawa Allen E. Bardwell Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Calvy Billie E. Campbell Roy F. Campbell Joseph P. Critchfield Clyde H. Day Mr. and Mrs. Paul Demaree Mrs. Gerald Endicott Leo J. Friis J. W. Fuquay Frank N. Gibbs Walter Gooden R. M. Gregory Mr. and Mrs. W. Ray Heath Milton Herold Mrs. Julia M. Ingram Dr. Edward W. Jordt Dr. Dorothy K. Jordt Mrs. Albert Karlen Joseph J. Kelly John F. Kemper Esther A. Kemper H. E. Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kroesen Arthur Lindley Victor G. Loly Kenneth Mackay Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mauerhan* Walt Meade School Board OKs Sale of More Bonds The sale of an additional $250,000 in bonds has been authorized by the board of trustees of the Centralia district. The sale of the bonds, qualifying the district for state aid, is set for Nov. 29, Palmer G. Campen, assistant superintendent of business, stated. In order to qualify for state aid, necessary to complete pro- lia. The letter is being mailed to almost 5000 educators in the section of Orange County embraced by the 75th Assembly District. Only about 42 per cent of the rubber used in making tires and a multitude of other industry comes from rubber rubber products for home and plantations. The remainder, according to the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, is supplied by synthetic rubber plants, largest of which is operated by the firm in Houston, Texas. JAMES B. UTT W. R. Fawcett, Rancho Santa Fe (San Diego County) "Your conduct of your office has my hearty admiration and respect. You have consistently examined with vision and courage the national and international issues...and have voted accordingly." San Diego County Pharmaceutical Association "We will be active in San Diego during the forthcoming campaign in our support of those who support us, and Mr. Utt is one of them." W. R. Fawcett, Rancho Santa Fe (San Diego County) "Your conduct of your office has my hearty admiration and respect. You have consistently examined with vision and courage the national and international issues...and have voted accordingly." San Diego County Pharmaceutical Association "We will be active in San Diego during the forthcoming campaign in our support of those who support us, and Mr. Utt is one of them." RE-ELECT James B. Uttier Congress Committee, Wm. Creddy, Ch., Lee Hassenjeeger, Treas. 35th Senatorial District—Orange County Orange County's citizens have gained tremendously by having Senator Murdy represent them in the State Capitol the last 8 years. These are but a few of his accomplishments: - He has fought a continuing battle for adequate water supplies for this booming county. - He has obtained funds to provide new schools and classrooms in the county's exploding school systems. - He was instrumental in obtaining for Orange County the new four year State College In Fullerton. URGE SENATOR MURDY’S RE-ELECTION ANAHEIM CO-CHAIRMEN Moalson Morris - Charles Pearson - Joe Thompson Jess Medaris Mabel Masterson Robt. N. Menzie Tex M. Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Maurice D. Mitchell Paul Muro Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Nichols R. Nyboe Calvin L. Pebley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Alfonso Perez Paul Pletz Harry J. Rainey Mrs. Harry J. Rainey Philip H. Robertson Harry K. Roger Michael J. Roll Mr. and Mrs. Max Royer Dr. and Mrs. F. A. Rusch Leo J. Sheridan Robert R. Stearns Robert C. Stearns Carrie Lou Sutherland Henry Ta Folla O. G. Thomason Jake Van Dyke Maxine Willey W. R. Winans R. K. Wines Mrs. R. K. Wines Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Wisser Parke Young Betty Young