anaheim-gazette 1961-01-05

A4—Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Thursday, Jan. 5, 1961 Books in Review Weekly book listings presented by the Anaheim Public Library, 241 South Los Angeles Street. FICTION INCENSE TO IDOLS by Sylvia Ashton-Warner. About YOUR LEGISLATOR AT WORK SEN. JOHN A. MURDY, JR. State Senator By the time you read this, calendar pages will have been flipped for the first few days of our 1961 session. A few bills have been introduced, but the big bulk of the thousands of measures expected will not hit the hopper until later on. Like our 1959 regular session, which was the first under revised constitutional provisions, the tempo of our operations a beautiful woman of the world who falls in love with a churchman; a psychological novel of men and women caught in the throes of desperate emotions. THE. UNCONQUERED by Ben Williams. A wild tale of a southern belle who falls in love with a young Union soldier serving in reconstruction days just after the Civil War. Good reading. NON-FICTION APPLIED IMAGINATION by Alex Osborn. A book about the growing "harvest of new ideas" and how to create them; includes "brainstorming" techniques, how to solve problems, the hidden fears that prevent solutions. DECLARATION by Tom Maschler (editor). Eight of the best and most readable of the "angry young men" of England. Writing on people and events are: Colin Wilson, John... By the time you read this, calendar pages will have been flipped for the first few days of our 1961 session. A few bills have been introduced, but the big bulk of the thousands of measures expected will not hit the hopper until later on. Like our 1959 regular session, which was the first under revised constitutional provisions, the tempo of our operations will be set by the requirement that a 30-day period elapse between introduction of a bill and final action on it. This means that our first few weeks will be devoted primarily to bill drafting and introductions. The several interim committees will also be readying their reports and recommendations. Major tasks confronting us are already pretty well defined. The first big job will be the state budget for fiscal 1961-62. Its size has already been estimated at $2.7 billion, up slightly over the one for the current year. It will be submitted to us before the end of January, but final action will probably not occur until the closing days of the session in June. This year a new wrinkle in budgeleering will appear. The department of finance, instead of asking the various state agencies to submit their requests, has estimated the size of revenues available, then divided the total among them, and advised them to cut their demands to fit. Just how this will work out remains to be seen. Many are predicting that it will increase pressures on our legislative budget committees. Taxation ties in logically with budgets. The state administration has indicated it will not request new taxes, but the Senate committee on transportation and public utilities will sponsor a bill to raise the "in lieu" tax on autos some $66 million per year, to be used for local roads. Prospects for eliminating the sales tax on drugs, or for bringing the state income tax more the growing "harvest of new ideas" and how to create them; includes "brainstorming" techniques, how to solve problems, the hidden fears that prevent solutions. DECLARATION by Tom Maschler (editor). Eight of the best and most readable of the "angry young men" of England. Writing on people and events are: Colin Wilson, John Osborne, John Wain, and others. HEART CARE by Morris Fishbein, M.D. (editor). He has collected articles by 20 experts in heart disease; some comments on diet and heart disease, deformed heart, rest and activity. Written in clear and non-technical language for all to understand. HOW TO RUN YOUR OWN BUSINESS AND MAKE IT PAY by W. R. Minrath. All about small business and how to make it work; simple accounting methods, credit methods, collections, planning, advertising, how to build a sales program. MOTION PICTURES by A. R. Fulton. Use of landmark films to depict the history of film-making, from rude beginnings to television. Includes shots from great films of the past and expert commentary on movies as a form of art. PARAKEETS IN YOUR HOME by Mervin F. Roberts. How to tame and train the parakeet, how to teach it to talk, care and feeding, banding, raising birds for exhibits; illustrated with photos. PRO POINTERS AND STROKE SAVERS by Charles Price (editor). Fundamentals, hitting, putting, analysis of common faults in hitting, by three experts: Gene Sarazen, Jimmy Demaret, Louise Suggs. Contains photos of the masters in action. IN YOUR OPINION by John Fenton. The poll-takers write about changing American views as seen by the polls results from the period 1945 to 1960. Covers public trends and shifts in point of view during that period, with charts of per- with budgets. The state administration has indicated it will not request new taxes, but the Senate committee on transportation and public utilities will sponsor a bill to raise the "in lieu" tax on autos some $65 million per year, to be used for local roads. Prospects for eliminating the sales tax on drugs, or for bringing the state income tax more in line with the federal, seem less bright, due to the slump in sales tax revenues. One subject is reapportionment. Following every census, it is our responsibility to redivide the 80 Assembly districts to give equitable representation to every citizen, and to redefine the Congressional districts to include the 8 new seats to which California is now entitled. Matters educational will require a large amount of attention. The split between those who favor greater emphasis on basic subjects and those who like "progressive education" will certainly make itself apparent in our deliberations. The dire need for more school building funds, and the proposal for county-wide school tax levies to aid poorer districts are also matters deserving serious thought. Our water problem is again brought to the boil. The big $1.75 billion bond issue has been approved, but contract provisions with water users will no doubt create hours of debate. Proposals relating to farm labor will stir up plenty of dust. The labor disputes of last summer have not been forgotten, and both sides give indi- common faults in hitting, by three experts: Gene Sarazen, Jimmy Demaret, Louise Suggs. Contains photos of the masters in action. IN YOUR OPINION by John Fenton. The poll-takers write about changing American views as seen by the polls results from the period 1945 to 1960. Covers public trends and shifts in point of view during that period, with charts of percentages. NEW TECHNICAL BOOKS FIRST PRINCIPLES OF ATOMIC PHYSICS by Humphreys and Beringer. SERVOMECHANISM FUNDAMENTALS by Lauer, Lesnick and Matson. AUTOMOTIVE SUSPENSIONS, STEERING AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT by Frazee, Landon and Hafferkamp. Hughes Group Here Gets Big Army Job Work on a $20,943,120 Army contract awarded the Hughes Aircraft Company has been assigned to the company's ground systems group in Fullerton, it was announced this week. The contract calls for the manufacture of an undisclosed number of "operations central systems," it was stated. cations that the problem will be really tough to solve. Matters relating to youth will be prominent on our agenda. Better protection against the narcotics evil, more equitable treatment for minors in judicial or custodial cases, and improvement in aid to needy children will all get study and action. STAN ROSSI INVITES YOU TO NSTAY’S Steak House THE EXTRAORDINARY DON LUCAS COMBO WEDNESDAY FASHION SHOW—1-3 P.M. With GEORGE LIBERACE & ORCHESTRA 2 Stanton Blvd. (Hwy. 39) TW 3-9156 Banquet Facilities for 75 80c Foam Supper Club Cocktails Music NIGHTLY 4 P.M.-2 A.M. Includes Tossed On Salad and Vegetable ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY AT THE PIANO 4th St. Long Beach GE 3-9120 Originators of Do-It-Yourself Steak Fry ★ Had lunch the other noon at JAKAMOS on Broadway in Long Beach and was expertly served by Norma... I ordered a shrimp salad and it was scrumptious... In fact, it was one of the finest salads I've had the pleasure to have placed before me in some time... It was all tender morsels of shrimp, not just lettuce to make it look large, as some restaurants do... JAKAMOS is a delightful Cantonese and American dinner house, serving the expected oriental concoctions plus loads of exotic specialties—such as Chew Har Ding (shrimp, almond and Chinese vegetables), Sam Su Min Young (beef, chicken with Chi-They are so hilarious, you be laughing all the while, I mean it!... This group fellows are the most... you watched every show nights a week, you would new material as they have gigantic repertoire of material to keep you in stitches. ANSTAY’S gives you entertainment at its best with food, lots of parking and very attractive decor... Girls, who don’t you join next Wednesday for a low fashion show from 1 to 3? Not only will you see the lion in fashions but can have wonderful lunch, enhanced the charming music of George Liberace and orchestra. ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY AT THE PIANO 4th St. Long Beach GE 3-9120 Originators of Do-It-Yourself Steak Fry SEAFOOD Harbor House 701 E. OCEAN NE 7-5748 Jester Steak House (Under New Management) ENTERTAINMENT—FINE FOOD—DANCING THE FABULOUS Lou Styles and The Stylists ALLY RUTH 4-9 P.M. Daily at the Piano Bar APPY HOUR 4-6 P.M. (with Hors d'Oeuvres) BEACH BLVD. STANTON FOR RESERVATIONS—TW 3-6868 OBERTS ROOM Hunting Steaks, Frog Legs, Chicken RLENE at the Keyboard (3:30 to 6:30 P.M.) DON-WEST...NIGHTLY KTAILS — LUNCHEONS — DINNERS Vars Club and Carta Blanca Credit Cards Accepted S. Euclid—Anaheim KEystone 5-6178 (One Block North of Ball Road) SWISS VILLAGE was all tender morsels of shrimp, not just lettuce to make it look large, as some restaurants do. JAKAMOS is a delightful Cantonese and American dinner house, serving the expected oriental concoctions plus loads of exotic specialties—such as Chew Har Ding (shrimp, almond and Chinese vegetables), Sam Su Min Young (beef, chicken with Chinese vegetables). JAKAMOS serve eight different kinds of Chow Mein too. They also feature Hawaiian delicacies such as Mahi Mahi (fish), Heriyaki Steak and Hawaiian Shishkabob. If you prefer tantalizing specials from the char broiler, then try broiled lobster tail or the gourmet's delight (lobster and steak combination) or luscious broiled-to-perfection steaks such as New York, Top or their special. For a thrill in eating, try JAKAMOS. Your hosts: Amos and Jack. Some friends, Herb and Fran Schlicting (he is a car dealer in Long Beach), my boy friend, Art, and I spent a fun-filled evening at the LA RONDE RUE on the Traffic Circle in Long Beach. We enjoyed mouth-watering steaks seasoned and broiled just right. Served with great tossed green salads (choice of dressings) and garlic bread. We were expertly entertained by the laff king, Arthur Walsh (he is so funny). We are now the owners of a pet dove (he even eats out of our hand and perches on top of the windows all day). Does anyone know anything about pet doves? I didn't know they could be so tame. How we became the proud owner of this bird was by taking a chance from Arthur—Walsh, that is. (We were lucky, I guess; some other people were given baby pigs. Gad!) But it was lots of laughs. Why don't you stop at LA RONDE RUE and try your luck? You might be fortunate and win something like a pen and pencil set. Who ANSTAY'S gives you entertainment at its best with food, lots of parking and very attractive decor. Girls, who don't you join next Wednesday for a low fashion show from 1 to 3? Not only will you see the laff in fashions but can have wonderful lunch, enhanced the charming music of Ge Liberace and orchestra. Your expert host: who else Stan Rossi!. Had a wonderful seafood ner at the HARBOR HOUSE in Long Beach. Tried Harbor House Platter, which consists of assorted seafood shrimps, abalone, scallops, ters, etc. It was truly great With this, I was served crisp green salad, potatoe prefer the au gratin). Fry bread, dessert and coffee. The HARBOR HOUSE, fan for fish, has many other trees too—steaks, chicken, legs. This attractive taurant overlooking the ocean in Long Beach will give you mosphere, excellent food service. You'll be entertied nicely by the talented Lane at the piano. N handsome host is Ron Dean. APPLE VALLEY STEAK HOUSE in Long Beach is made for their fine luncheons and dinners. One of the specialties of the house is prime beef au jus with soup jour, choice of potatoes, to green salad (the roquefort dressing is heavenly). Seen with the dinners are huge tails of melba toast and many rieties of bread. At APPLE VALLEY STEAK HOUSE service is outstanding and bartenders are top mixologists (two of them have been over 10 years—that, I believe is a record). You'll be terned nitely by verses Don Mason at the piano. Charlie Dodd and Oscar tratta are your friendly halls. Remember APPLE VALLEY STEAK HOUSE, one SKTAILS — LUNCHEONS — DINNERS Club and Carta Blanca Credit Cards Accepted S. Euclid—Anaheim KEystone 5-6178 (One Block North of Ball Road) SWISS VILLAGE FEATURING IN "SHADES OF THE OLD WORLD" HERMAN, HANS & EDWIN SWISS, GERMAN & AMERICAN DISHES COMMUNITY SINGING 740 E. BROADWAY LONG BEACH HE 6-4864 OPEN DAILY FROM 6 P.M. MEXICAN FOOD HERE IS ONLY ONE COMEDOR" FESTURED NIGHTLY REO ROJO AT THE PIANO In the Beautiful TORITO ROOM 24 S. HARBOR FULLERTON Formerly Spadra) LA 5-7781 EL COMEDOR LE VALLEY PARK HOUSE NQUET BOOM PIANO BAR LEON AND DINNER Broadway, Long Beach CHARIOT ROOM Presents LAS VEGAS Entertainment THE SENSATIONAL WILDER BROS. NAHEIM BOWL 1924 W. Lincoln (Carson) Anaheim PR 4-4710 I didn't know they could be so tame... How we became the proud owner of this bird was by taking a chance from Arthur—Walsh, that is. (We were lucky, I guess; some other people were given baby pigs. Gad!) ... But it was lots of laughs... Why don't you stop at LA RONDE RUE and try your luck? ... You might be fortunate and win something like a pen and pencil set. Who knows? ... You can dance to the fine music of Danny Andrews and his orchestra. ... Your host: Woody Sannes. ... Don Lucas will be at Stan Rossi's ANSTAY'S STEAK HOUSE one more week. Don't miss the terrific group. FREE PARKING "Just Like The Good Old Days" JIMMIE SILLS "King of the Banjo" CAN CAN GIRLS COMPLETE DINNER From $1.75 Open From 5 P.M. Daily Closed Mondays DON MAY'S GAY90's 2508 Palm Dr., Signal Hill DINER'S CLUB DANKAMERICARD GA 7-3216 For Your Next Banquet or Party VALLEY STEAK HOUSE service is outstanding and bartenders are top mixologist (two of them have been over 10 years—that, I believe is a record). You'll be tertained nately by verses Don Mason at the piano. Charlie Dodd and Oscar Tratta are your friendly h... Remember APPLE WILEY STEAK HOUSE, on the most popular dinner ho... in Long Beach... For an evening out plush atmosphere, visit GREGG'S STEAK HOUSE. I understand the Lyle C Trio is really great. ... opened to standing room ... Hal Gregg not only that you are entertained top groups, but also serves the finest dinners (everything from steak to lobster tail). All this and dancing too... The Chalet PANGAKE & STEAK HOUSE The Home of World Famous Pancakes Our Pancakes are made from Our Own Recipes Serving only the Finest EASTERN CORN-FED STEAKS Char-broiled over open fire Phone KE 3-3387 Adjoining Disneyland Park at KATELLA AVE. Entra AT THESE TOP SPOTS MARDI GRAS RESTAURANT The Most Talked About Entertainment FIRST TIME ON WEST COAST NELSON and PARKER FEATURING THE FINEST STEAK & LOBSTER DINNERS 1335 W. CHAPMAN — ORANGE — KE 8-0402 Sam's Sea Food VISIT OUR • MARINA ROOM • FAMILY ROOM • VOLCANIC ROOM • OUTRIGGER BAR • TROPIC PATIO (With 15 ft. waterfall) • TROPIC ROOM (Overlooking Patio) Sea Food VISIT OUR • MARINA ROOM • FAMILY ROOM • VOLCANIC ROOM • OUTRIGGER BAR • TROPIC PATIO (With 15 ft. waterfall) • TROPIC ROOM (O overlooking Patio) • GIFT SHOP • FISH MARKET CHAMPAGNE LUNCHION FASHION SHOW EVERY TUESDAY ALSO FASHION SHOW WED. EVENINGS YOUR HOSTS: NICK, RUTH & RICHARD KATSARIS JIMMY MEANS 16278 S. Pacific Coast Hwy. At The Hammond Surfside, California NOW! Special Family Dinners at ... TIMPONE'S PIZZA TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Tuesday ¼ Spag., ½ Ravi...$1.45 Small Cheese Pizza...$1.85 Spag. & Meat Balls...$1.45 Thursday Mostaccioli ...$1.45 Small Cheese Pizza...$1.85 Spag. & Meat Balls...$1.45 Wednesday Lasagne ...$1.45 Small Cheese Pizza...$1.85 Spag. & Meat Balls...$1.45 Children Under 18 25e LESS on Spaghetti, Ravioli or Mostaccioli Our Regular Menu Also Available Dinners include: glass of Burgundy wine or salad; bread and butter; coffee, tea or milk; ice cream or sherbet. TIMPONE'S Also Food to Go—Call KE 5-1059 - TO 9-3412 9321 BROOKHURST (Between Broadway and Orange) ANAHEIM 9524½ E. FIRESTONE, DOWNEY Hours Tues., thru Thur., 5 pm to 11 pm; Fr., Sat., 5 pm to 1 am; Sun. 4 pm to 10 pm—Closed Monday The O'Garrity family invites your family to join us for some of our famous fried chicken, $1.65. If you can't join us, call us for take-out orders. Prices from $1.10. The O'Garrity family invites your family to join us for some of our famous fried chicken, $1.65. If you can't join us, call us for take-out orders. Prices from $1.10. JAckson 7-6116 O'Garrity's FAMILY RESTAURANT YOUR HOSTS Lew & Dolline Garrity 3030 W. LINCOLN AVE. ANAHEIM, CALIF. hal GREGG'S RESTAURANT Featuring the Finest in Dining at Reasonable Prices Now Open for Lunches Large, Banquet Facilities LYLE ODIN TRIO DANCING Nightly to RCA Recording Artists Dixieland Nite every Monday with the Bourbon St. Beats LA PALMA and MAGNOLIA ANAHEIM TA 8-1620 ALL THESE ESTABLISHMENTS ARE HAND PICKED . . . FOR EXCELLENCE IN DINING AND ENTERTAINMENT