anaheim-gazette 1961-02-23

Anaheim Gazette—B3 Anaheim, Thursday, Feb. 23, 1961 Charm School Leader Gives Apparel Tips Members of the Anaheim Business and Professional Women's Club at a recent dinner meeting in the Chungking Restaurant were given tips on "apparel to fit the figure and occasion" by Mrs. June Jones of the Loretta Young Way Charm School, Long Beach. The program for the meeting was arranged by Mrs. Eleanor Barthelmes. She introduced Mrs. Robert Chase and six of her music students who entertained with steel guitar and accordion music. An article in the state B-PW magazine commending the Anaheim club for instituting the National Convention Hospitality Fund, which will be used in 1962, and for the furtherance of a California member. was arranged by Mrs. Eleanor Barthelmes. She introduced Mrs. Robert Chase and six of her music students who entertained with steel guitar and accordion music. An article in the state B-PW magazine commending the Anaheim club for instituting the National Convention Hospitality Fund, which will be used in 1962, and for the furtherance of a California member, Mrs. Dorothy Ford of Los Angeles, for the presidency of the national organization was read. Special guests included Mrs. Joe Hurst, Linda Easley, Mrs. Hazel Kochendorfer of Minnesota and Mrs. Evah Drennon of Illinois, the latter a former Anaheim resident. Mrs. Ruby, club president, presided. Students Plan Memorial to Howard C. Hall A fund for a memorial to the late Howard C. Hall, Fullerton Junior College instructor and a former editor of The Gazette, has been set up by his former journalism and publications students. Plans call for a commemorative plaque near a tree to be planted in Mr. Hall's honor near the journalism room of the classroom building scheduled for completion in 1962. The group is seeking college approval. A Howard C. Hall Journalist-of-the-Year Award each year is also planned. Funds received are being deposited in a Fullerton savings association account. Contributions may be sent to the college. Mr. Hall began his teaching career at the college in 1954. He was responsible for the production of four student publications. County’s Early History Will Be Preserved by Revived Society Reactivation of the old Orange County Historical Society has been completed by two groups that combined to promote the preservation of early history, continue the placing of historic markers, and perpetuate the colorful past of the Santa Ana Valley. Next meeting has been set for Thursday, March 16, at the Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum in Santa Ana. This was the meeting place of the original society, which was founded in 1918 and flourished until travel restrictions during World War II caused it to go inactive. Temporary chairman of the new group is E. M. Sundquist, Santa Ana insurance executive, who was secretary-treasurer of the original group. Vacancies on the old board of trustees will be filled and a long-range program outlined. Another meeting has been scheduled for April 18, also at the museum. It was coincidental that two groups should start the reactivation move, unknown to the other. Sundquist and a county-wide group gathered available records and called a meeting at the museum on February 7. Ted Parker of Laguna Beach and Ted Oliver of New York Beach, both associated with Orange County Title Co., sent invitations for a February 14 meeting. When the duplication was discovered, the later meet was cancelled and both groups joined. Others in the formation group were Edward P. Bailey Placentia; Dr. LeRoy DeGarden Grove; Roy Edward Orange; Albert Launer, La Bra; Charles Swanner, Sa Ana; Leo Friis, Anaheim; Jo (Sky) Dunlap, Santa Ana; Harry Rowe, Fullerton librarian; Merton Hinshaw, museum director; W. K. Hillyard, president of the museum trustee; W. H. Spurgeon Jr., son of Santa Ana's founder. Attorney Friis said stealth have been taken to regain legal status with the Staunton which had lapsed during the years of inactivity. He said many prominent Orange County residents had held membership in the Society since founding four decades ago. Jet Age Record-Breaker This year millions of vacationers flew by jetliner to the major cities of every continent. Jetting along at 575 mph is so easy, convenient, and comfortable that travelers may be unaware of the years of airline planning and the vast experience of jet pilots. Very often they remain anonymous, since relatively few passengers get to meet them. Captain André Lesieur's career is highlighted by the jet speed record he established December 3, 1960, when he flew an Air France 707 Intercontinental 3,612 miles between New York and Paris in just 5 hours 37 minutes. Usually such a flight takes seven hours. The personal profile of Captain Lesieur reveals that he was born September 23, 1919 at Bernay in Normandy, France. He and his wife live in Neuilly, near Paris. When not pursuing his career, water-skiing is his favorite recreation about which he has written in various French sports publications. The many aviation achievements of Captain Lesieur accent the skills developed since he became a French Air Force pilot in 1940. He holds the Legion of Honor and the Croix de Guerre with four citations. After completing military service in 1945, he was granted a navigation license, and the following year, when he joined the French airline, he earned a commercial pilot’s license. Captain Lesieur was certified to fly jets as early as 1953, and later that year he set a speed record of 2 hours and 38 minutes between Paris and Casablanca in a four-engine jet. In April 1956, he was assigned to Air France’s Caravelle jet program, and in 12 months logged 400 hours on this craft. By December 1960, Captain Lesieur had made 315 transatlantic crossings and had flown 707 jetliners over 750 hours. Such is the distinguished image of a jet age record-breaker. DISCOUNTS? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 H. SPADRA Houra: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 8 Sun. 1 to 6 (OUT-OF-STATE CREDIT WELCOME) UN GALORE AT THESE A Preview In every city, down the side street off the main drag, you'll find an old restaurant, shabby, dull, run down and tired looking. A place that has no glare, tinsel, or polish, and the only reason for its existence is to cater to people who still enjoy the art of good eating, where the food is rich, heavy, and full flavored, and every dinner is an 8-course feast, complete from beginning to end, in a typical Italian style. Such a place you'll find at De Palma's Little Italy, 810 E. Willow, Signal Hill. Remember, that to take time to eat is so take time to live. ON THE GO with DORIS Had dinner Saturday eve at the unique new Restaurant BALI in Long Beach. This was the first time that I had ever had the pleasure of trying Indonesian food, and I do mean pleasure. It was a delightful experience. So-o-o different and good. The experience is indescribable as it cannot be compared with any other type of food. We tried the combination dinner with chicken, shrimp, Balinese meat balls, vegetables, rice, salad with peanut dressing, a soup without liquid, etc. A delectable dinner that I would singing, music and com Plus DON LUCAS and The laff riot of this a Put all this together have a show to rave ab Also featured is JIM (the Herb Shriner of west). The MARD is also famous for ste lobster prepared by the only John Hayden. Gracious host: Ed War HAL GREGG'S RANT in Anaheim w lovely atmosphere, fine excellent entertainment tening or dancing Will Be Society and called a meeting at museum on February 9. Parker of Laguna Beach Ted Oliver of Newport, both associated with the George County Title Co., sent invitations for a February meeting. When the duplication was served, the later meeting cancelled and both groups left in the formation were Edward P. Backs, Antia; Dr. LeRoy Doig, En Grove; Roy Edwards, George; Albert Launer, La Ha-Charles Swanner, Santa Leo Friis, Anaheim; John Dunlap, Santa Ana; Rowe, Fullerton libra-Merton Hinshaw, museumor; W. K. Hillyard, president of the museum trustees, V. H. Spurgeon Jr., son of Ana's founder. Morney Friis said steps been taken to regain le-status with the State, had lapsed during the of inactivity. He said prominent Orange Coun-dents had held member-in the Society since its ing four decades ago. 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 over open fire Phone KE 3-3387 Adjoining Disneyland Park Lot at KATELLA AVE. Entrance SPECIAL ATTRACTION FROM HAWAII LITTLE JOE NOW AT DON MAY'S LEILANI HUT Reservations ... GE 9-5523 5236 EAST 2ND Belmont Shore, Long Beach APPLE VALLEY STEAK HOUSE BANQUET ROOM PIANO BAR LINCHEON AND DINNER 734 E. Broadway, Long Beach Indonesian food, and I do mean pleasure... It was a delightful experience... So-o-o different and good... The experience is indescribable as it cannot be compared with any other type of food... We tried the combination dinner with chicken, shrimp, Balinese肉 balls, vegetables, rice, salad with peanut dressing, a soup without liquid, etc... A delectable dinner that I would recommend to all of you who enjoy the different cuisines. You will be served by two cute gals actually from Indonesia (dressed in their colorful native sarongs), who will narrate your food (so you will know what you're biting into). The chef is from Indonesia too... Luncheon at Restaurant BALI is quaint also, with their Dutch delights. Here in the Holland Room you will be expertly served by girls in the dress of their native Holland. Your charming hostess is, of course, Agnes, native of Holland, but living six years in Indonesia. I heard a tremendous group the other evening in Belmont Shore at THE HAT on East 2nd Street... This trio with songstress MELBA REMME, a gal (an attractive silver blond) who really belts out a number. This group can play dance, novelty, jazz, anything you want... The pianist is great, with sax, clarinet and flute too. The drummer is sensational too. Even though he has a beautiful set of drums, cymbals, etc., he could probably get a good sound out of a washtub. He also plays the vibes... The bass player is fine and has a fine voice... He can really sing "Old Man River." If you are over that way in Belmont Shore, stop in... This is a limited engagement and I predict big things for this group. A new restaurant in the Orange County area... In Anaheim near Hwy. 39 on Lincoln (Carson), NINO'S is great... The steaks here are out of this world. Also featured is JIM CANTON (the Herb Shriner of West). The MARDEN is also famous for stool lobster prepared by the only John Hayden... gracious host: Ed Warren. HAL GREGG'S RANT in Anaheim will lovely atmosphere, find excellent entertainment tening or dancing... GREGG'S is the place to keep you warm as owl it's so romantic... You are Hal Gregg, handsome Dodger, and Kelly, former Chicago, who really know restaurant business. Stopped to get a LITTLE JOE now at the LANI HUT with Henne. This is a terrific H show... Little Joe Kona Koasters is about short—and wows them Princess Pipooil... Like it since Hilo Hattie Remember, when it's Cantonese food there place like LEILANI HUT Cantonese food and LANI HUT are synonymous as I'm concerned, and I'm this. Francois MANHATTTE Long Beach for continen-ging at its best... The and the service is ultra. This is the spot where you enjoy such fabulous deeds as Francois Turkey Polo, pheasant, flaming etc... They specialize seris such as peach crepes suzette, cherries and so on... Francois HATTAN is wonderf-lunecon or dinner and get the idea that they pensive because this true... Your host is Bob Boyle. STEAK HOUSE BANQUET ROOM PIANO BAR LUNCHEON AND DINNER 734 E. Broadway. Long Beach Served from 2 p.m. Lunchson - Dinner Banquets 10 to 40 Francois MANHATTAN 1909 E. 4th St. LONG BEACH HE 6-0620 Closed Monday A new restaurant in the Orange County area... In Anaheim near Hwy. 39 on Lincoln (Carson), NINO'S is great... The steaks here are out of this world... Whether it be for luncheon or dinner the eating here is a pleasure... NINO'S is a very attractive little restaurant and bar... Try NINO'S for a wonderful steak... PLACES TO GO this weekend: MARDI GRAS in Orange... With a duo continuous show, every nite... Bob NELSON and Artie PALMER, with their AROUND the WORLD in Dining Excellence The Specialty Houses Listed Here Are Considered Tops in Their Field! GREGG'S RESTAURANT Featuring the Finest in Dining at Reasonable Prices Now Open for Lunches Large Banquet Facilities FEATURED NIGHTLY Dancing - Entertainment THE EXTRAORDINARY Mary Thomas Trio LA PALMA and MAGNOLIA ANAHEIM TA 8-1620 Local Soldiers In Exercise of NATO Armies Army Specialist Chapresley and Pfc. Elbert H. land, both of Anaheim, pated in Exercise of Shield II at the Grafeh Hohenfels training area many this month. The exercise involved U.S. Army, German and French troops and marked the point of a year's training units in NATO's "Pyramid Power." Presley, 21, a gunner in company D of the division's Infantry in Mainz, is the of Mr. and Mrs. Walsh Presley of 11642 Poes S. Norland, 22, a driver in company A of the division's Transportation Battle II Bad Kreuznach, is the of Mr. and Mrs. I. Verny land, 1343 S. Palm St. Wed 57 Years; Get Heinz Gift Celebrating their 57thding anniversary, Mr. and James R. Worthington of S. Lemon St. recently received a gift package of the "Tritias" and a letter of conculations from the H. J. Company. AT THESE TOP SPOTS GO singing, music and comedy. . . Plus DON LUCAS and Trio. . . The laff riot of this area. . . Put all this together and you have a show to rave about. . . Also featured is JIM JOINER (the Herb Shriner of the mid-west). . . The MARDI GRAS is also famous for steak and lobster prepared by the one and only John Hayden. . . Your gracious host: Ed Warrenford. DON'T MISS the show now at the MARDI GRAS, with Bob NELSON and Artie PALMER, plus DON LUCAS and his Trio. This is the show of shows. MARDI GRAS RESTAURANT —Those Broadway Sensations— Bob NELSON and Artie PALMER and Laff Riot DON LUCAS Trio FEATURING THE FINEST Also featured is JIM JOINER (the Herb Shriner of the midwest). The MARDI GRAS is also famous for steak and lobster prepared by the one and only John Hayden. Your gracious host: Ed Warrenford. HAL GREGG'S RESTAURANT in Anaheim with their lovely atmosphere, fine food, excellent entertainment for listening or dancing. HAL GREGG'S is the place that has a beautiful outdoor patio with the new ultra ray heating to keep you warm as oast, and it's so romantic. Your hosts are Hal Gregg, handsome ex-Dodger, and Kelly, formerly of Chicago, who really knows this restaurant business. Stopped to get a look at LITTLE JOE now at the LEILANI HUT with Henry. This is a terrific Hawaiian show. Little Joe of the Kona Koasters is about 4 feet short—and wows them with his Princess Pipooli. Nothing like it since Hilo Hattie. Remember, when it's great Cantonese food there is no place like LEILANI HUT. Cantonese food and LEILANI HUT are synonymous as far as I'm concerned, and I mean this. Francois MANHATTAN in Long Beach for continental dining at its best. The cuisine and the service is ultra. This is the spot where you may enjoy such fabulous delicacies Francois Turkey Marco Polo, pheasant, flaming duck, etc. They specialize in desserts such as peach melba, crepes suzette, cherries jubilee, and so on. Francois MANHATTAN is wonderful for uncheon or dinner and don't get the idea that they are extensive, because this is not true. Your host is friendly Bob Boyle. DON'T MISS the show now at the MARDI GRAS, with Bob NELSON and Artie PALMER, plus DON LUCAS and his Trio. This is the show of shows. MARDI GRAS RESTAURANT Those Broadway Sensations—Bob NELSON and Artie PALMER and Laff Riot DON LUCAS Trio The Most Talked About Entertainment FEATURING THE FINEST STEAK & LOBSTER DINNERS 1335 W. CHAPMAN — ORANGE — KE 8-0402 NOW! Special Family Dinners at... TIMPONE'S PIZZA TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Tuesday ½ Spag., ½ Raviol $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 12 25e LESS On Spaghetti, Ravioli or Mostaccioli OUB REGULAR MENU ALSO AVAILABLE Dinners include; glass of Burgundy wine or salad; bread and butter coffee, tea or milk; ice cream or sorbet. 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; Fri., Sat., 6 pm to 1 am; Sun., 4 pm to 10 pm—Closed Monday Sam's ACRES OF PARKING GE 0-1523 Local Soldiers in Exercise of NATO Armies Army Specialist Charles R. Presley and Pfc. Elbert K. Norland, both of Anaheim, participated in Exercise Winter Shield II at the Grafenwohr-ohenfels training area in Germany this month. The exercise involved 60,000 U.S. Army, German and French troops and marked the high point of a year's training for units in NATO's "Pyramid of Power." Presley, 21, a gunner in Company D of the division's 505th infantry in Mainz, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Presley of 11642 'Poes St. Norland, 22, a driver in Company A of the division's 20th transportation battalion in and Kreuznach, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. Verny Norland, 1343 S. Palm St. Wed 57 Years; Get Heinz Gift Celebrating their 57th wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Worthington of 865 Lemon St. recently received gift package of the "37 Vavies" and a letter of congratulations from the H. J. Heinz Company. 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