anaheim-gazette 1961-01-19

State Gives Priority To San Clemente Park Exquisition of beach and adjacent lands by the State in the San Clemente area has been given top priority in the five-year plan now before the Legislature for expansion of beach and park facilities in Orange County and other areas, it was announced this week. Orange County's three State legislators, Senator John A. Murray Jr., Assemblyman Bruce Summer and Assemblyman Richard T. Hanna, jointly made the announcement after conferring with officials of the State Department of Natural Resources. They said the plan to put San Clemente on top of the priority list was agreed to by Dewitt Nelson, director of the Department of Natural Resources, and Charles DeTurk, chief of the Division of Beaches and Parks. The State has an ambitious stepped up to get the property bought before land costs make it prohibitive. County Growers Told of Program Orange County growers this week were reminded by R. Cecil Farnsworth, chairman of the Orange Stabilization and Conservation Committee, that they should include preparation for participating in the Wool Program in their plans for winter and spring sales of wool and lambs. He outlined the main features of the program as follows: The procedure to follow is: first, get complete sales records from buyers showing the date on dates of sale. The announcement after conferring with officials of the State Department of Natural Resources. They said the plan to put San Clemente on top of the priority list was agreed by DeWitt Nelson, director of the Department of Natural Resources, and Charles DeTurk, chief of the Division of Beaches and Parks. The State has an ambitious $150 million plan to expand beaches, parks, camping and other recreational facilities over the next five years. Orange County is set to receive $12.5 million if the plan goes through the Legislature. Beach acquisition in the San Clemente area will take in the land south of the present park site, even into San Diego County. It will cost about $1 million. The present 109 acres will be expanded to about 460 to be used for beaches, campsites, picnic areas, parking and other recreation uses. San Clemente's plan is being Andersen Classic, 'The Tinderbox,' to Be Presented Here Children's Theatre presents its third dramatization of the season Saturday in the Anaheim High School auditorium, with the California High School students of Whittier portraying the Hans Christian Andersen classic, "The Tinderbox." The group presenting the play has appeared in the Children's Theatre Festival in Hollywood for the last three years, as well as at the Hollywood Pilgrimage Bowl. Sponsors of the children's theatre program here are the Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim and the Department of Parks and Recreation. There will be two showings—10:30 am. and 1:30 p.m. Tickets may be purchased at the auditorium. Conservation Committee, that they should include preparation for participating in the Wool Program in their plans for winter and spring sales of wool and lambs. He outlined the main features of the program as follows: The procedure to follow is: first, get complete sales records from buyers showing the date or dates of sale, the pounds of wool or number and weight of unshorn lambs sold, marketing deductions made, if any, and the signature of the buyer or authorized agent of the buyer. Sales receipts of the principal buyers are prepared with spaces for this information printed on the form, but itinerant buyers may not have such receipt forms and hence the grower should obtain it at the time of sale. The second step for the grower is to file a wool application in the county where his headquarters are located, in this case the ASC office in Santa Ana for Orange County, located at 622 N. Main St., Room 203. 'White-Collar' Pay Survey Is Made Range of average annual salaries earned by 77 different kinds of "white-collar" workers is from $3,000 to $23,000, the U.S. Department of Labor reported this week. The information comes from the first of a series of yearly studies called "National Survey of Professional, Administrative, Technical and Clerical Pay." Mosaics Class Meets Today Classes in mosaics and jewelery making will be offered at 9:30 to 11 a.m. each Thursday for eight weeks, beginning today, by the Park and Recreation Department in the Optimist clubhouse, 113 W. Charlres St. LAW IN ACTION PROPERTY AND FREEDOM Since they began to think, men have ranked property rights high on their list, as curbs on tyrants and dictators. Next after freedom of the church, Magna Carta in 1215 guaranteed property and its enjoyment. The 1776 Virginia Bill of Rights, the model of our Bill of Rights, put property rights before freedom of speech and religion. The Massachusetts Bill of Rights (1780) sets down "natural rights" of liberty and property together. New Hampshire's 1784 Constitution called for securing the "rights of every individual, his life, liberty and property, and character." Connecticut in 1776 ranked a man's "goods" and his "estates" along with his person, his character, and his family. The Fifth Amendment guarantees life, liberty, and property against the government's unreasonable action, and the Fourteenth amendment imposed this limit on all states. Seventeenth century England knew of forced property transfers during the Stuart rule. If you could stop a tyrant from grabbing property, you could stop tyranny. Most such rulers, today as yesterday, justify their property grabs as in the "public interest." So Magna Carta made King John promise not to take corn or firewood for his castles, or any man's horse or carts to haul provisions for his army without paying the customary price. All charters since then have stood out against taking private property for public use without due pay. Hence, our Constitution stands for "due process of law," against taking private property for public use without just compensation, and against the states' impairing the terms of contracts. Note: California lawyers offer this column so you may know about our laws. UN GALORE AT THESE STAN ROSSI INVITES YOU TO ANSTAY’S Steak House FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY ... The Fabulous RAY EBERLEE with the DE JOHN SISTERS and THE WE “4”S Opening Jan. 23—THE NICK EXPOSITO SHOW 752 Stanton Blvd. (Hwy. 39) TW 3-9156 Banton Banquet Facilities for 75 It’s Our Pleasure to Serve You ... Make It Your Pleasure” Grand Opening Tonight, Jan. 19 Jester Steak House (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) NITELY ... THE DYNAMIC GRAND OPENING Tonight, Jan. 19 Jester Steak House (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) NITELY . . . THE DYNAMIC EDDIE LAWRENCE with BEVERLEE REED and THE WHATKNOTTS DAILY—The DON PETERSON TRIO in the Lounge —4:30 - 9 P.M. COCKTAIL HOUR 4:30 - 6 P.M.— (with Hors d'Oeuvres) EXQUISITE FASHIONS by Yolanda Lane every Wednesday evening FEATURING the finest of food ★ dancing ★ entertainment 221 BEACH BLVD. (Wy. 39 and Katella) TW 3-6868 GREGG'S RESTAURANT featuring the Finest in ing at Reasonable Prices New Open for Lunches ROYAL AIRES large Banquet Facilities PALMA and MAGNOLIA ANAHEIM TA 8-1620 SEAFOOD Harbor House 701 E. OCEAN HE 7-674E Cocktails Music NIGHTLY 4 P.M.-2 A.M. PICTURED ABOVE is "EASY" EASDALE, one of the owners of the beautiful new ROYAL ARCADE restaurant on Brookdale in Anaheim. With his "GEORGE" LE RITZ, wife of the other owner, LE RITZ. Stop here for outstanding food in an exciting new dining-out spot. The lovely new LAMP-LIGHTER STEAK HOUSE in La Habra is having their Grand Opening Friday and Saturday, Jan. 20 and 21. This beautiful restaurant in the decor of Early American is owned by Les Juneau and Dick Alexander, those two well-known restaurateurs. Les, of course, was the original owner of the old LAMP-LIGHTER and Dick the proprietor of the famous BRANDING IRON in Orange. The LAMP-LIGHTER will now feature those same delectable steaks as the BRANDING IRON. Don't miss giving yourself this deserved treat, by dining at the new LAMP-LIGHTER STEAK HOUSE soon. Have you tried that scrumptious smorgasbord served at LITTLE SWEDEN? The food is terrific and with so many dishes (over 25) to choose from. This attractive little family restaurant, in colorful Swedish decor, of course, is owned by your charming Swedes and they know how to prepare tantalizing food. LITTLE SWEDEN has two convenient locations, one in East Long Beach, the other in Seal Beach. They even make their own bread and pies. You can buy some and take with you if you desire. Have you ever tried Swedish bread? It's so different. STEAK HOUSE gives you mendous shows. Tom the last night for the national Don Lucas. This is the greatest... as co ans or for dancing. N Saturday and Sunday, STAY'S will present three of Shows—the fabulous Eberle, with DeJohn S and the "We 4's." ... miss this. Remember this weekend (three days) ANSTAY'S feature fine eons and dinners with d and entertainment nitely ANSTAY'S is the place fo This is the night of swinging Grand Opening at JESTERS STEAK HOUSE Stanton. Come on or will be there too. I o that dynamic group with Lawrence, Beverlee Reed, the Whatknotts. This ented bunch has played at top spots in Vegas, Ren Tahoe. In fact, when they n't here they are in No... Sexy Beverlee was on Las Vegas featured show... Eddie does a take-o that record "Mr. Custer" is the funniest ever... the new owner of the TERS STEAK HOUSE working overtime to bring the most. He now fea the Don Peterson Trio in cocktail lounge daily, real Vegas atmosphere. Cocktails Music NIGHTLY 4 P.M.-2 A.M. ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY AT THE PIANO E. 4th St. Long Beach GE 3-9120 Originators of Do-It-Yourself Steak Fry SWISS VILLAGE FEATURING IN "SHADES OF THE OLD WORLD" HERMAN, HANS & EDWIN SWISS, GERMAN & AMERICAN DISHES COMMUNITY SINGING 768 E. BROADWAY LONG BEACH, NE 5-4064 OPEN DAILY FROM 6 P.M. ROUND the WORLD in Dining Excellence The Specialty Houses Ed Here Are Considered Tops in Their Field! Since we are dining around the world, let's now make a trip to a delightful Swiss-German restaurant with authentic Swiss and German food (so good!) or American if you prefer. They serve all those fabulous dishes that the Germans and Swiss are famous for. You will be entertained by Hans, Herman and Edwin, those very talented music-makers. Community singing is the thing here and you will be treated to singing that will please you. This is the place where many of the local talent with beautiful voices congregate, many from Singers Work Shop and the like. Many professionals too. But if you like to sing and your only experience has been singing in the shower, they will still welcome you, as they are such friendly people. You will be yoked to by Leone. She is terrific. You can close your eyes and pretend that you are scaling the Alps. Remember the SWISS VILLAGE. Your host is Dennis McCleary (how did he get in; must be Swiss Irish). Stan Ross's ANSTAY'S course, is owned by your charming Swedes... and they know how to prepare tantalizing food. LITTLE SWEDEN has two convenient locations, one in East Long Beach, the other in Seal Beach. They even make their own bread and ples. You can buy some and take with you if you desire. Have you ever tried Swedish bread? It's so different, on the sweet side, wonderful for toast too. You will enjoy dining at LITTLE SWEDEN. So reasonable too... Volleyball enthusiasts urged this week to attend newly formed co-ed volleyball program sponsored by theheim Recreation Department. The program has been set for Monday and Thursday nights in the Brookhurst Ju High School gym. Monday evening play is signed for "open play" with spiking of the ball is permitted while Thursday night play set aside for beginning volleyball players and spiking of the ball is ruled out. This information type of play gives the beginner an opportunity to improve the fundamentals of the game. In the near future, the Recreation Department will organize league play for interested players. Each team will consist of 10 players and an entry fee of $10 will be charged. Anyone interested in sign for league play is urged to contact the Recreation Department at KE 3-1321, extension 36 or 88. AT THESE TOP SPOTS MARDI GRAS RESTAURANT The Most Talked About Entertainment Musical Comedy Sensations The Billy Dare Trio FEATURING THE FINEST STEAK & LOBSTER DINNERS 1335 W. CHAPMAN — ORANGE ... KE 8-0402 Sam's Sea Food VISIT OUR • MARINA...ROOM • FAMILY ROOM • VOLCANIC ROOM • OUTRIGGER BAR • TROPIC PATIO (With 15 ft. waterfall) Sam's Sea Food VISIT OUR • MARINA ROOM • FAMILY ROOM • VOLCANIC ROOM • OUTRIGGER BAR • TROPIC PATIO (With 15 ft. waterfall) • TROPIC ROOM (Overlooking Patio) • GIFT SHOP • FISH MARKET CHAMPAGNE LUNCHEON FASHION SHOW EVERY TUESDAY ALSO FASHION SHOW WED. EVENINGS YOUR HOSTS: NICK, RUTH & RICHARD KAT$ARIS JIMMY MEANS 16278 S. Pacific Coast Hwy. At The Hammond Surfside, California NOW! Special Family Dinners at ... TIMPONE'S PIZZA TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Tuesday ½ Spag., ½ Ravioli $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 OHILDREN UNDER 19 $5e 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-$412 9321 BROOKHURST (Between Broadway and Orange) ANAHEIM 9524½ E. FIRESTONE, DOWNEY Hours: Tu.a. thru Thur., 8 pm to 11 pm; Fri. Sat., 8 pm to 1 am; Sun. 4 pm to 10 pm—Closed Monday Vegas featured show girl. Eddie does a take-off on record "Mr. Custer" that the funniest ever. Dave, new owner of the JES-ERS STEAK HOUSE is working overtime to bring you most. He now features Don Peterson Trio in the kettle lounge daily, real Las Vegas atmosphere. City Program Volleyball Show Underway Volleyball enthusiasts were led this week to attend the newly formed co-ed volleyball program sponsored by the Anaheim Recreation Department. The program has been set up Monday and Thursday evenings in the Brookhurst Junior School gym. Monday evening play is denied for "open play" where ringing of the ball is permitted. Thursday night play is aside for beginning volley-players and spiking of the ball is ruled out. This informal of play gives the beginner opportunity to improve fundamentals of the game. The near future, the Recreation Department will organize play for interested players. Each team will consist of players and an entry fee 10 will be charged. Yone interested in signing league play is urged to contact the Recreation Department at KE 3-1321, extension 9321 BROOKHURST (Between Broadway and Orange) ANAHEIM 9524½ E. FIRESTONE, DOWNEY Tues. thru Thur., 8 pm to 11 pm; Fri, Sat., 8 pm to 1 am; Sun. 4 pm to 10 pm—Closed Monday Jack's American Room Belmont Shores 5430 E. SECOND (Naples) FEATURING PRIME RIB OF BEEF Nov. 22 The Famous Franz Steininger AT THE PIANO Closed Mondays DE 3-9506 GE 3-9506 Chariot Room Presents LAS VEGAS Entertainment THE DELIGHTFUL SALMAS BROS. NAHEIM BOWL 1924 W. Lincoln (Carson) Anahiem PR 4-4710 Apple Valley Steak House Banquet Room PIANO BAR UNCHION AND DINNER 738 E. Broadway, Lono Beach Your finest family restaurant in an authentic Swiss atmosphere The Chalet Pancake & 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 ever open fire Phone KE 3-3387 Adjoining Disneyland Park Lot at KATELLA AVE. Entrance ALL THESE ESTABLISHMENTS ARE HAND PICKED . . . FOR EXCELLENCE IN DINING AND ENTERTAINMENT