anaheim-gazette 1961-03-02

College District Enlargement Steps Told by OCC President Should the present Orange Coast College district be enlarged, as recommended in the Orange County Junior College Survey, certain steps would be necessary, according to Dr. Basil H. Peterson, OCC president. The OCC district presently includes the Newport Beach and Huntington Beach high school districts. It is recommended that he district be enlarged to include Garden Grove, Laguna Beach and Capistrano high school districts. "There are two ways to initiate annexation procedures," Dr. Peterson explained. One is to petition the Orange Coast Junior College Board of Trustees, and the other is to petition the governing board of the high school districts." If the average daily attendance of OCC students whose parents reside in a contiguous high school district is three or more days a week, the district may petition the County Board of Supervisors to annex the high school district to the college. In such event, the board would hold a public hearing on the petition. If 20 percent or more of the qualified electors of the high school district protest by written affidavit, the supervisors would then call an election of voters in the district. If there would be no protest presented to the supervisors, then the annexation could be ordered. Should the governing board of a contiguous high school district be petitioned, it would be referred to the OCC Board of Trustees. If approved by the OCC board, the Board of Supervisors would hold an election in the high school district. A majority would carry the annexation. Symphony Sets Saturday for Last of Series Third and last in the current series of Symphonies for Youth presented by the Orange County Philharmonic Society will be for kids, for fun and for free. The offering will be Gian Carlo Menotti's "The Telephone," scheduled for two performances Saturday, one at 10 a.m. and the other at 11:15 a.m. in the Santa Ana High School auditorium, 520 W. Walnut St., Santa Ana. The leading roles will be done by two Orange County favorites, Marie Handy, soprano, and Kenneth Akin, baritone, both of Santa Ana. They are each well-known for numbers of noteworthy appearances in the county. Symphonies for Youth is a long-time service of the Orange County Philharmonic Society, tendered to all of the children and young people in the county without charge. Heretofore, tickets of admission have been required. With this concert, tickets have been dispensed with and all the children and young peo California Federal gives "Save them for valuable gifts!" BLUE CHIP 1050 BLUE CHIP STAMPS for new savings or additions of $1000 or more Earn the high current annual rate of 4½% on your savings—get 1050 Blue Chip Stamps, too, for opening or adding to your account with $1000 or more! Stamps for smaller amounts, too! Funds placed by 10th of any month earn from the 1st. All accounts insured by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. No. of Stamps: 50 100 200 300 400 550 650 750 850 950 1050 For New Funds of: $50 to $99 $100 to $199 $200 to $299 $300 to $399 $400 to $499 $500 to $599 $600 to $699 $700 to $799 $800 to $899 $900 to $999 $1000 & over 4½% current annual rate dividends paid quarterly of noteworthy appearances in the county. Symphonies for Youth is a long-time service of the Orange County Philharmonic Society, tendered to all of the children and young people in the county without charge. Herefore, tickets of admission have been required. With this concert, tickets have been dispensed with and all the children and young people of the county will be welcome at the performance of "The Telephone," Frieda Belinfante, musical director and conductor of the orchestra, has announced. "The Telephone," an operetta which has become a classic in its time, is witty and appealing with a special charm for youth. It's contemporary and operates within a frame of reference familiar to young people. Builders Eye Great Urban Growth Here Orange County, already feeling the pangs of high population density in many areas, is being pinpointed as the area with the greatest potential for urbanization in the nation, according to Al Bergum, president of the Orange County chapter of the Building Contractors Association of California. "Conservative forecasters are estimating that the county will be housing almost four times its present population by 1980," Bergum said. This means that the construction industry will have to build twice as many homes here annually during the next two decades as it did during the record housing boom of the 1950s." Builders from throughout Southern California convened Monday at the Disneyland Hotel to study the growth pro- No. of Stamps: 50 100 200 300 400 550 650 750 850 950 1050 For New Funds of: $50 to $99 $100 to $199 $200 to $299 $300 to $399 $400 to $499 $500 to $599 $600 to $699 $700 to $799 $800 to $899 $900 to $999 $1000 & over 4 1/2 current annual rate dividends paid quarterly CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION • NATION'S LARGEST FEDERAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION RESOURCES OVER $600,000,000 Headquarters Office: 611 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 54, Calif. 11 Friendly Offices: Downtown Los Angeles, Miracle Mile, Rancho Park, Reseda, Lakewood, Hollywood, Granada Hills, Inglewood, Anaheim, Echo Park, Eagle Rock Headquarters Office: 611 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 54, Calif. ANAHEIM OFFICE: Broadway Orange County Center • PR 2-2561 CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS OFFICE IN BROADWAY ORANGE COUNTY CENTER Located two doors east of See's, south of Manning's, north of Broadway Dept. Store. Forum Presents Lecture on Japan Fullerton's Public Forum will present an illustrated lecture this evening on modern Japan, by Gordon Palmquist. The forum is sponsored by Fullerton Evening Junior College and is presented Thursday evenings in the high school auditorium at Chapman and Harvard Aves. at 7:30 o'clock, except during the holiday periods. There is no charge for admission. IN GALORE AT THESE TUESDAY FOR SYMPHONIES FOR YOUTH BY THE ORANGE COUNTRY HARMONIC SOCIETY WILL BE FOR FUN AND FOR FREE. OFFering will be Gian Menotti's "The Tele-scheduled for two per- ses Saturday, one at 10 and the other at 11:15 at the Santa Ana High Auditorium, 520 W. Wal-Santa Ana. Holding roles will be done Orange County favo-arie Handy, soprano, Kenneth Akin, baritone, Santa Ana. They are well-known for numbers worthy appearances in city. Symphonies for Youth is a service of the Orange Philharmonic Society, to all of the children people in the county charge. Here fore, admission have been this concert, tickets dispensed with and children and young rea. ON THE GO WITH DORIS 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, 918 E. Willow, Signal Hill. Remember, that to take time to eat is to take time to live. THE CHalet PANCAKE & STEAK HOUSE The Home of World Famous Pancakes Our Pancakes are made from Our THIS IS THAT friendly restaurateur Joe DePalm and his son—carving a luscious flaming roast or young kid. (Joe raises these on his goat ranch.) you haven't visited DePALMA'S LITTLE ITALY THIS IS THAT friendly restaurateur Joe DePalma and his son—carving a luscious flaming roast on young kid. (Joe raises these on his goat ranch.) You haven't visited DePALMA'S LITTLE ITALY Signal Hill, you're missing a treat. So many thrilling new spots opening soon. THE GLACIER ICE PALACE in Orange County, near Disneyland. This will be a fabulous place for skating and viewing the skating exhibitions. It will feature a restaurant overlooking the ice arena. The instructors are well-known skate stars. I will tell more later. Another fabulous treat in store is the KAI KAI that will be located in Whittier. This will be owned and expertly hosted by CHARLES COOK, a well-known restaurateur of this area. Cook, who started with a 10-stool coffee shop on Imperial Hwy. in the Artesia area in 1947, now has five places, with the KAI KAI being the sixth. The ultimate, the KAI KAI will be an ultra Polynesian showplace. No fishnet, etc., for the KAI KAI, this will be patterned after the swank spots in the Islands. Not only will it feature heavenly tropical dinners, but will have Hawaiian entertainment plus a pianist in their romantic bar. I visited the new site, to be opened the end of this month, and watched the artistic decorator carve Tiki gods from huge palm trees. He tells me that it takes a day to carve one god and this lovely restaurant will have many. I will give you more on this later. Had luncheon the other noon at ANDERSON'S TALLY-HO on Lakewood Blvd. in Lakewood. I was expertly served etc., this is still the place. SAM'S SEAFOOD is one of the largest and nicest familyeries of our area (feature children's plates for $1.35). They also give you exotic tropical dishes, such as lobster chungking, ribs, Aloha bars, cued steaks and more. Your hosts are Nick and Dick Kearns, with many years in the business. (Nick owns NICK'S ROUNDUP in Bellevue flower and THE VILLAIN IN Los Altos.) Do forget their Champagne Luncheon Fashion Shows, Tuesday noon and Wednesday evening. The BUDDY KENDRICK TRIO just opened last week for the luxurious HAL GREGG RESTAURANT. This grower is real great, for listening to dancing. Not only good music, but Buddy is handsome and he can sing too. HAL GREGG'S is well-known delicious food, romantic atmosphere in a charming place. They also feature an open tio for dining or dancing, headed by the new gas lites that only keep you warm, give it lite, but even eliminate fog. Your hosts: Kelly and her course, Hal Gregg. Two of the finest stove houses that I know of (and you have heard me say this before) are THE LAMPLIGHTER La Habra and THE BRANDING IRON in Orange. The two places serve you steak that are the closest to perfection possible—served with lace baked potato, tossed salad with choice of two secret dressings and garlic toast. Italian Dinner Sparks Festival Traditional Italian food and fashions modeled by the Mannequins Association of Orange County highlighted the gala "Italian Festival" sponsored recently by members of the Covenant B'nai B'rith Women's Club. Hors d'oeuvres were served at 7:30 p.m., followed by the dinner, held in Luigi's Restaurant. Mrs. Stanley M. Kegel presided as festival chairman. Maundy Thursday Service March 30 Plans for a Maundy Thursday communion service, to be held on March 30 at 7:30 p.m., were announced this week by the Rev. Harry Green, pastor of St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, 2580 W. Orange Ave. When seafood is wanted, the name that invariably comes to mind is SAM'S SEAFOOD in Surfside. With beautiful decor, many waterfalls, large parking area, the most in dining. If it's seafood, this is the place that has about any under-water delicacy you desire, including squid. But if you wish steak, chops, fowl. Two of the finest steakhouses that I know of (and you have heard me say this before) are THE LAMPLIGHTER La Hübra and THE BRANDED IRON in Orange. The two places serve you steak that are the closest to perfection possible—served with lamb baked potato, tossed salad with choice of two secret dressings and garlic toast. The LAMPLIGHTER and THE BRANDED IRON are owned by those two fabulous gentlemen. Les Juneau twin was recently hospitalized and I hope he is feeling fine by now and Dick Alexander. June Vows for Betty DeJager Miss Betty DeJager, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William DeJager, formerly of Anaheim and now residing in Buena Park will become the bride of Roger Clodt of Yorba Linda, June 26 in Zion Lutheran Church. The bride-elect is a graduate of Anaheim High School. Clodt is a graduate of Fullerton High School and Junior College. Job's Daughters Adds 4 Members Members of Anaheim Job's Daughters, Bethel 5, will disclose names of their "secret fathers" when they meet March 20 at the Masonic Temple for "Revelation Night." AT THESE TOP SPOTS MARDI GRAS RESTAURANT Cocktails The Most Talked About Entertainment That Laff Sensation DON LUCAS and TRIO FEATURING THE FINEST STEAK & LOBSTER DINNERS 1335 W. CHAPMAN — ORANGE RD. 8-0402 NOW! Special Family Dinners at... TIMPONE'S PIZZA TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Tuesday ½ 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 CHILDREN UNDER 18 25e LESS on Spaghetti, Ravioll or Mostaccioli OUR REGULAR MENU TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY Tuesday ½ Spag., ½ Ravi...$1.45 Small Cheese Pizza...$1.35 Spag. & Meat Balls...$1.45 Thursday Mostaccioli ...$1.45 Small Cheese Pizza...$1.35 Spag. & Meat Balls...$1.45 Wednesday Lasagne ...$1.45 Small Cheese Pizza...$1.35 Spag. & Meat Balls...$1.45 CHILDREN UNDER 18 25e LESS on Spaghetti, Raviol 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. three Thurs., 5 pm to 11 pm; Fr., Sat., 8 pm to 1 am; Sun. 4 pm to 10 pm—Closed Monday Sam's SEA FOOD Family Restaurant VISIT OUR — • 4 EXOTIC DINING ROOMS • OUTRIGGER BAR • TROPIC PATIO • GIFT SHOP • FISH MARKET and DELICATESSEN ACRES OF PARKING GE 0-1523 Your Hosts Nick, Ruth, Richard Katsaris CHAMPAGNE LUNCHEON FASHION SHOW EVERY TUESDAY ALSO FASHION SHOW WED. EVENINGS NITELY AT THE HAMMOND JIMMY MEANS 16278 S. Pacific Coast Hwy. Surfside, Calif. GREGG'S RESTAURANT Featuring the Finest in Dining at Reasonable Prices Dancing - Entertainment Now Open for Lunch GREGG'S RESTAURANT Featuring the Finest in Dining at Reasonable Prices Now Open for Lunches Large Banquet Facilities FEATURED NIGHTLY Dancing - Entertainment DON'T MISS THE Buddy Kendricks Trio LA PALMA and MAGNOLIA ANAHEIM TA 8-1620 SEAFOOD Harbor House 701 E. OCEAN NE 7-6748 AROUND the WORLD in Dining Excellence The Specialty Houses Listed Here Are Considered Tops in Their Field!