anaheim-gazette 1962-03-08

GOP Clubs Slate Musical Conclave With choir singing, band music and speeches, the 16 Republican Clubs in the new 34th Congressional District and the 60th and 70th Assembly Districts are hosting a "Meet Your Candidate Night" in the Garden Grove High School this Friday night 7:30 p.m. ANAHEIM GAZETTE—3 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, March 8, 1962 LEGAL NOTICES (Publish: Anaheim Gazette March 1 and 8, 1962) ORANGE COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange, Santa Ana, California, on or before Wednesday, the 21st day of March, 1962 at 10:30 o'clock A.M., at which time they will be publicly opened and read in the room of the Board of Supervisors in the County Court House, Santa Ana, California, for constructing a highway in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor, to which special reference is made as follows: In the County of Orange, on Chapman Avenue, between Harbor Boulevard and Placentia Avenue, about 1.58 miles in length to be surfaced with asphaltic concrete over cement treated base to provide a minimum of four travel lanes with graded earth shoulders and to install a traffic signal and highway lighting system at the intersection of Chapman Avenue and Haster Street. Bids are required for the entire work as described herein: Engineer's Estimate Item No. Quantity Description of Work 1. 12 F. Y. Remove Pipe Cutvert 2. 12 Each Resetting Mailboxes 3. Lump Sum Jet Fuel Line—Protect in Place 4. 1 Each Adjust Let Fuel Line Test Box 5. 17 Each Adjust Manholes to Grade 6. 1 Each Adjust Trunk Sewer Manhole 7. 15 C. Y. Remove Concrete 8. 655 L. F. Crush Irrigation Pipe in Place 9. Lump Sum Clearing and Grubbing 10. 620 M. Gals. Furnish and Apply Water 11. 2,100 C. Y. Roadway Excavation 12. 6,500 Tons Aggregate for C.T.R. 13. 1,500 Bhs. cement for C.T.R. 14. 22 Tons Liquid Asphalt, MC-2 15. 42 Tons Asphaltic Emulsion (Paint Binder & Seal Coat) 16. 6,800 Tons Asphaltic Concrete 17. 370 S. Y. Place A.C.Driveways 18. C.Y. Class "A" Conc.(Minor Structures) 19. 150 L.F. 12"C.M.P.(16 ga.) 20. 10 L.F. 22"M.P.A.(12 ga.) 21. 1,000 Lbs. Misc.Iron and Steel 22. C.Y. Class "T" Conc.(Curbs & Gutters) 23. Each Survey Monuments Type "A" 24. Each Guide Markers 25. Lump Sum Remove and Relocate Barricade 26. Lump Sum Traffic Signallization and Highway Lighting System 27. 3,300 S.Y. Compact Original Ground The sponsoring group for the mass meeting, open to the public, is the "Committee For Enlightened Electorate" and is co-chairman by Mrs. Robert D. Schulz and Ron St. John. All the candidates, Gordon Chytraus, Bob Geier, John McGrew and John B. McShane for the 34th Congressional District; John Briggs, 69th, and Jim Whetmore, 70th Assembly District, have agreed to attend. PATTI PAGE?? — Not at the Anaheim Bowl's Chong songstrass, January, in ad nater, also does a top jo night spot. We won't tell we got was too 'hot' to 16. 6,800 Tons 17. 370 S.Y. 18. 3 C.Y. 19. 150 L.F. 20. 10 L.F. 21. 1,000 Lbs. 22. 8 C.Y. 23. 2 Each 24. 8 Each 25. Lump Sum 26. Lump Sum 27. 3,500 S.Y. Compact Original Ground The foregoing quantities are approximate only, being given as a basis for the comparison of bids, and the County of Orange does not expressly or by implication, agree that the actual amount of work will correspond therewith but reserves the right to increase or decrease the amount of any class or portion of the work, or to omit portions of the work, as may be deemed necessary or advisable by the Engineer. The contract documents shall consist of Notice to Contractors, Form of Proposal, Form of Agreement, Plans, Special Provisions, and Standard Specifications, all of which are on file in the office of the Orange County Highway Department and are hereby referred to and made a part hereof. Plans, special provisions and other contract document forms will be available for examination without charge. Copies of all contract documents may be secured at the office of the Orange County Highway Department, 400 West Eighth Street, Santa Ana, California. Plans, special provisions (not including Standard Specifications or other documents included by reference) and personnel forms may be obtained by prospectively, bidders upon payment of a printing and service charge in the amount of $5.00, which amount shall not be refundable. All checks shall be made payable to Orange County Treasurer but should be mailed to the Highway Department, 400 West Eighth Street, Santa Ana, California. Copies of the Standard Specification must be purchased for $1.56 tax included, from the Department of Public Works, State of California, or the Highway Department, County of Orange, 400 West Eighth Street, Santa Ana, California. No bid will be considered unless it is made on a blank form furnished by the County Road Commissioner and is made in accordance with the provisions of the Standard Specifications and special provisions. The Board of Supervisors of the County of Orange reserves the right to reject any and all bids. The bidders attention is directed to the provisions in Section 2 of the Standard Specifications for the requirements and conditions which he must observe in the preparation of the proposal form and the submission of the bid. In lieu of the provisions of Section 2 referring to the State Contract Act, prospective bidders will not be required to be prequalified. Employer payments other than those itemized herein, as defined in Section 1 of the Labor Code, are to be paid in accordance with the terms of the collective bargaining agreement applicable to the type or classification of the workmen or mechanics employed on the project. Overtime, Sundays and Holidays — not less than one and one-half (1½) times the basic hourly rate applicable employer payments. The holidays upon which such rates shall be paid shall be all holidays recognized in the collective bargaining agreement applicable to the particular craft, classification or type of workman employed on the project. Copies of all collective bargaining agreements relating to the work as set forth in the aforementioned Labor Code are on file and available for inspection in the office of the Department of Industrial Relations, Division of Labor Statistics and Research. Attention is directed to Section 7-1.01G of the Standard Specifications providing for employment of apprentices on the work. Every such apprentice shall be paid the standard wage paid to apprentices under the regulations of the trade at which he is employed. Information relative to employment of apprentices who is the Administrative Officer of the California Apprenticeship Council. In accordance with the provisions of Section 1770 of the Labor Code of the State of California, the Board of Supervisors of Orange County has ascertained the general prevailing rate of wages applicable to the work to be done to be as follows: Basic Rate Per Hour Classification Employer Payments for Health & Welfare Pension 4.31 Asphalt or Crushing Plant Engineer 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 4.01 Asphalt Plant fireman 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 3.47 Asphalt raker and ironer 10c phw none 4.12 Boxman or mixer box operator 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 4.00 Carpenter 10c phw 10c phw 4.04 Cement mason 10c phw 10c phw 4.31 Concrete or asphalt spreading, mechanical tamping or finishing machine operator 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 2.77 Concrete mixer operator (skip type) 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 4.41 Concrete mixer operator (paving or mobile) 10c phw/p(2) none 3.575 Driver of dump truck (less than 4 yards water level) 10c phw/p(2) none 3.605 Driver of dump truck (4 yards water level) 10c phw/p(2) none 3.655 Driver of dump truck (8 yards water level) 10c phw/p(2) none 3.735 Driver of dump truck (12 yards water level) 10c phw/p(2) none 3.955 Driver of dump truck (16 yards water level) 10c phw/p(2) none 3.755 Driver of road oil spreader truck 10c phw/p(2) none 3.815 Driver of road oil mix truck 10c phw/p(2)none PATTI PAGE?? — Not at the Anacheim Bowl's Chick songstress. January, in adnater also does a top job night spot. We won't tell we got was too 'hot' to THING IN THE SOIL A full schedule of events at the Adventurous Southland dent or visitor during the next days. Here is the calendar o activities in the region for the Mar. 8 through 18 as compiledthe Automobile Club of Souti California. ALTADENA: "An American Odyssey" is presented by The Americana in Farnsworth P Mar. 8 through 18. ARCADIA: Thoroughbred season at Santa Anita P Mar. 10, Harness Racing Season at the track is Mar. 13 through Apr. BAKERSFIELD: Germany Shorthaired Pointer Club Southern California field t are Mar. 10 and 11 at Olympia Pheasant Club. CLAREMONT: "Amigos de choacan" is current Padua P Theater attraction. HOLLYWOOD: "Killarney Festival," sponsored by He wood Lapidary and Mineral Soity, is Mar. 17 and 18 in Plum Park. IMPERIAL: A rodeo show, stage show and auto race are featured attractions duri California Mid-Winter Fair F festival of Nations, curr ent through Mar. 11, on the F grounds. INGLEWOOD: The Californi International Flower Show c Food Festival, featuring garden cut flowers, florist displays a educational exhibits is Mar., through 25 at Hollywood Pa Food demonstrations and ta setting displays are in au 4.04 Cement mason 10c phw 10c phw 4.31 Concrete or asphalt spreading, mechanical tamping or finishing machine operator 15c phw/p 6c phw/p 2.77 Concrete mixer operator (sklp type) 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 4.41 Concrete mixer operator (paving or mobile) 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 3.575 Dump truck (less than 4 yards water level) 10c phw/p(2) none 3.605 Driver of dump truck (4 yards, but less than 8 yards water level) 10c phw/p(2) none 3.655 Driver of dump truck (8 yards, less than 12 yards water level) 10c phw/p(2) none 3.735 Driver of dump truck (12 yards, but less than 16 yards water level) 10c phw/p(2) none 3.955 Driver of dump truck (16 yards or more level) 10c phw/p(2) none 3.765 Driver of road oil spreader truck 10c phw/p(2) none 3.815 Driver of transit mix truck (under 3 yards) 10c phw/p(2)-none 3.955 Driver of transit mix truck (3 yards or more) 3.53 Engineer, oller and signalman 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 3.77 Equipment greaser 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 3.36 Fine grader (highway and street parking) 10c phw none 3.27 Filerman 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 3.26 Flagman 10c phw none 4.31 Heavy duty repairman 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 4.53 Heavy duty repairman's helper 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 4.26 Laborer (general or construction) 10c phw none 4.41 Motor Patrol operator (any type or size) 10c phw/p 5c phw/p 2.47 Operators and tenders of pneumatic and electric tools, vibrating machines, and similar mechanical tools not separately classified herein 4.25 Reinforcing iron worker 15c phw(1) 10c phw 4.31 Tractor operator (bulldozer, tamper, scraper, and push tractor) 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 8.47 Tree Climber feller and chain saw operator 10c phw none 4.41 Utility equipment operator (show, backhoe, dragline, derrick, clamshell or crane) 15c phw/p 5c phw/p 3.625 Water truck driver (under 2500 gallons) 10c phw(p) none 3.755 Water truck driver (2500 gals to 4000 gals.) 3.875 Water Truck Driver (4000 gals.) 10c phw(p) none and over) (1) Travel time is considered as time worked. (2) May be increased to 12-½ cph/w in which event the basic rate per hour is to be reduced by ½-¾ cph. Abbreviations used in the foregoing schedule of prevailing wage rates in employment with employer payments listed in the right hand columns are identified as follows: phw—per hour worked phw/p—per hour worked or paid Apprentices may be employed in conformity with Section 1777.5 of the Labor Code of the State of California. Apprentice Schedule Period and Rate The apprentice rate is by percentage of the journeyman's rate. Craft Interval 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th Bricklayers 6 months 50 60 70 80 90 95 Carpenters 6 months 75 78 81 84 87 90 93 Cement Masons 6 months 60 77 84 88 95 96 Electricians 6 months 50 60 65 70 75 80 85 Iron Workers 6 months 77 81 85 89 93 Any classifications omitted herein shall be paid not less than $2.60 per hour plus employer payments set forth in the collective bargaining agreement applicable to the class or classification of the workman or mechanic involved, as defined in Section 1773.1 of the Labor Code. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Dated: February 20, 1962 L.B.WALLACE County Clark and ex-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County, California By Mabel L.Castelx Deputy INGLEWOOD: The California International Flower Show and Food Festival, featuring garden cut flowers, florist displays and educational exhibits is Mar., through 25 at Hollywood Park Food demonstrations and tasting displays are in auction. LA CANADA: Descansco Gens Daffodil Show is Mar.17s-18. LA JOLLA: The 73red annual Tennis Tournament is Mar., through 11 at La Jolla Tennis Club. LOS ANGELES: Schedule of Philharmonic Auditorium is followed; Pianist Van Cliburn featured in concerts; Mar.,8 and 2:30 p.m., Mar.,9; George Szell conducting. Andres Segovia, @30 p.m., M9; Birgit Nilsson, @20 p.m., M10; Mahalia Jackson, @30 p.m., Mar.,12; Misha Elman, @30 p.m., Mar.,17; and violinist Issac Stobis featured in concert, @2:30 p.m., Mar.,15 and @8:30 p.m., Mar., with Paul Kietzki conducting. "Celestial Colors" is current show at Griffith Park Planetarium through Mar.18. The Carl Heiborne Memorial Show is current display at Town Gallery. The Hans Burkhardt Retrospective exhibition is current play at Municipal Art Gallery through Mar.11. "Recent Acquisitions," an exhibition of outstanding historic tunes and textiles, is feature exhibit at County museum through Mar.20. The Lyric Strikes Quartet provides the chamber music program, @3 p.m., Mar., The Mar.18 program features the Grental Shanel Ensemble. Annual International Sport Vacation and Travel Show, feature... Smith Speaker at Local Art Group Vic Smith will be the featured speaker 8:15 tonight when the Orange County Art Association meets at the Fullerton Public Library. His Topic will be “Poetry of Insight — Studio Thoughts on Abstract Art.” His lecture will be illustrated with slides. The exhibit at the Fullerton Public Library is a one-man show of his paintings. Also on display at the Fullerton Library is an exhibit of jewelry hand-crafted by Bette Lou McCurdy of Anaheim, Mrs. McCurdy, a member of the Art Association, has studied art at Wichita University, Kansas State College, Richmond Art Center, Orange Coast College, and the Wichita Art Museum. She has exhibited at Richmond Art Gallery in Richmond, California; at Orange Coast College Gallery, and at the Anaheim Library. Mrs. McCurdy is now giving individual instruction in the art of jewelry-making. March shows sponsored by Orange County Art Association are as follows: Fullerton Public Library — paintings by Vic Smith; jewelry by Betty Lou McCurdy; Buena Park Library — paintings by Katherine Knox; Orange Library — paintings by Florence Arnold; Glendale Federal Savings and Loan, Fullerton — stitcheries by members; Security First National Bank, Buena Park — painting by Vashti Whitnah; Yorba Linda Bank of America—Mosaics by Alpha Salveson. Newest Records Newest record cut by Dodie Stevens, one of the stars of “Re- THINGS TO SEE IN THE SOUTHLAND A full schedule of events await adventurous Southland reside or visitor during the next 10 days. Here is the calendar of activities in the region for the period from 8 through 18 as compiled by Automobile Club of Southern California. STADENA: "An American seas" is presented by Theater Vicaria in Farnsworth Park, p.m., Mar. 8 through 10. RCADIA: Thoroughbred race season at Santa Anita ends. 10. Harness Racing Season one track is Mar. 13 through 7. AKERSFIELD: German trained Pointer Club of northern California field trials Mar. 10 and 11 at Olympic ascent Club. CAREMONT: "Amigos de Mican" is current Padua Hills winter attraction. HOLLYWOOD: "Killarney Gemival," sponsored by Holly Lapidary and Mineral Society, Mar. 17 and 18 in Plummer Perial. PERIAL: A rodeo, horse stage show and auto races featured attractions during Cornia Mid-Winter Fair andaval of Nations, current high Mar. 11, on the Fair-rods. GLEWOOD: The California national Flower Show and Festival, featuring gardens, flowers, florist displays and national exhibits is Mar. 16. IGH 25 at Hollywood Park demonstrations and table displays are in audi- ing sports exhibitions and vacation exhibits, is in the Sports Area and Coliseum current through Mar. 11. Annual Los Angeles Lapidary Society and Van Ness Playground Art Classes Exhibit, featuring gem stones, jewelry, minerals and lapidary art, is Mar. 17 and 18 on the Van Ness Playground. Colorado State Picnic is Mar. 11 in Sycamore Grove, Michigan State Picnic is Mar. 18. OCEAN BEACH: More than 1,000 youngsters will participate in Kite Festival Mar. 10. Prizes are awarded for best kite design, first flying, etc. PALM SPRINGS: Invitational Golf Tournament, in 27th year, is played on O'Donnell Course Mar. 11 through 18. PASADENA: "Everybody Loves Opal," starring Zasu Pitts, is current presentation in Pasadena Playhouse. Tenor Brian Sullivan is featured in concert, Mar. 10, in Civic Auditorium with Richard Lert conducting. Baritone George London is featured in concert there Mar. 13 and the L. A. Philharmonic Orchestra featuring violinist Isaac Storn and conducted by Paul Kietzki is in Auditorium Mar. 14. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO: Fiesta de las Golondrinas, Mar. 17 through 19, celebrates return of swallows to the Mission. Parade at 2 p.m., Mar. 17 and trail ride on Mar. 18. SAN LUIS OBISPO: Gem and Mineral Exhibit is Mar. 17 and 18 by Katherine Knox; Orange Library — paintings by Florence Arnold; Glendale Federal Savings and Loan, Fullerton — stitcheries by members; Security First National Bank, Buena Park — painting by Vashti Whitnah; Yorba Linda Bank of America—Mosaics by Alpha Salveson. Newest Records Newest record cut by Dodie Stevens, one of the stars of "Reprieve," Millard Kaufman-Ronald Lubin production for Allied Artists, was released today (2) by Dot. The songs are "Dancing On The Ceiling" and "I Cried." That's Show Biz Those who like the homey approach and the old time tunes are missing a good bet if they do not get to the Anaheim Bowl' Chariot Room this week to catch little Eddie Peabody and his 'talking banjo'. Little Eddie is one of the old time showmen who really knw how to make you feel at home. Rudy Hunter's Fabulous close this Saturday at the boat. Next stop is North D and then the World's Fa Seattle. Last chance for who like good swing music Local bowling fans mark 23 on your calendar. That opening date of the World Classic bowling tournament "$300" Bowl in La Habra, of the country's top male ample peglers are expected there. Three of the best movies rently playing in the county "The Hustler", "Summer Smoke" and "The Innace The latter is an extremely petent Hollywood rendition Henry James' suspenseful cla "Turn of the Screw" Those who like it intimate cozy, hit the trail to the Cha house's Mayan Room, where Miller and Ernie Junemann, Versatiles, are holding court Location Sites Paradise Cove, and the Pacific Coast Highway near Malibu, have been selected as location sites for GLEWOOD: The California National Flower Show and Festival, featuring gardens, flowers, florist displays and national exhibits is Mar. 16 through 25 at Hollywood Park. Demonstrations and table displays are in auditions. CANADA: Descanso Garcia-Daffodil Show is Mar. 17 and JOLLA: The 73rd annual Tournament is Mar. 8 through 11 at La Jolla Tennis S ANGELES: Schedule in Harmonic Auditorium is as follows; Pianist Van Cliburn is listed in concerts, 8:30 p.m., 8 and 2:30 p.m., Mar. 9, with the Szell conducting. S Segovia, 8:30 p.m., Mar. Git Nilsson, 8:20 p.m., Mar. Bahalia Jackson, 8:30 p.m., 12; Misha Elman, 8:30 p.m., 17; and violinist Issac Storm featured in concert, 2:30 p.m., 15 and 8:30 p.m., Mar. 16, Paul Kietzki conducting. Teleslial Colors" is current at Griffith Park Planetarough Mar. 18. Carl Heiborne Memorial is current display at Tower City. Hans Burkhardt Retrospec-exhibition is current dis- at Municipal Art Gallery Mar. 11. Recent Acquisitions," an exhih of outstanding historic cos- and textiles, is featured at County museum Mar. 20. The Lyric String set provides the chamber program, 3 p.m., Mar. 11. Mar. 18 program features the Central Shanely Ensemble. National International Sports, Convention and Travel Show, feature- 13 and the L. A. Philharmonic Orchestra featuring violinist Isaac Storn and conducted by Paul Kietzki is in Auditorium Mar. 14. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO: Fiesta de las Golondrinas, Mar. 17 through 19, celebrates return of swallows to the Mission. Parade at 2 p.m., Mar. 17 and trail ride on Mar. 18. SAN LUIS OBISPO: Gem and Mineral Exhibit is Mar. 17 and 18 in Veteran's Memorial Bldg. SAN MARINO: Annual San Marino Garden Club's Flower Show is Mar. 17 and 18 in Huntington School Gymnasium. WANT ADS bring PROFITS Jolly Roger Beauty Salon FOR THE ULTIMATE IN HAIR STYLING, CUT-TING, COLORING, HAIR CONDITIONING, PERMANENT WAVING . TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR GET ACQUAINTED OPENING OFFER Prescription Permanents OUR GIFT WITH EACH PERMANENT Can of Professional Hair Spray, 2.25 Value Reg. $25. NOW JOLLY ROGER BEAUTY SALON 640 Katella, at Harbor Jolly Roger Motel Call KE 5-2787 MICHAEL LICARI—FORMER STYLIST FOR MISS UNIVERSE CONTESTANTS Those who like it intimate cozy, hit the trail to the Chateau house's Mayan Room, where Miller and Ernie Junemann, Versatiles, are holding court —rha Old 2610 LA COMPLETE Select your food ful buffet, grow weight of 44 snacks try Foods. Prime ... and be sure... Use 76 Million Gallons To Water Parks in 1961 By FRANK EVANS Talk about watering a big lawn! How would you feel about sitting down one of these days on your back porch, turning on the faucet — and watching the water run out of the hose until the year 1976! That's 15 years of continuous sprinkling without a break. Statistically speaking, this is how long it would take any Anaheimman to use up the total amount of water the Anaheim Park and Recreation used in watering their 12 parks last year. In reaching this figure, Dick Kamphefner, park development coordinator, stated that between he 100-odd rotor heads and ramps installed in the average small park, a total of 66,000 gallons of water is sprinkled between 11 p.m. and 6 a.m. in half-hour intervals during one night. Then multiplying this amount by the 12 parks times 100 days the water is used during the evening to morning period, you discover that 79,290,000 gallons of water were sprinkled during 1961. "There's more mathematics involved to account for our final figures, but one can only look and realize what responsibilities the Park and Recreation Department has in trying to keep our parks green. It takes a lot of work and the cooperation of many. "Of course, our sprinkling system is automatic rather than manual; but, regardless which way you look at it," said Kamphefner, "79 million gallons is still a lot of water." Fifteen years of active sprinkling may not sound so long, but, if you would stop and realize that in this time you could have watched an infant child grow up and complete his education up to his third year in high school. So if you're one of those who becomes irritated after watering your lawn these days, stop for a moment before sounding off. If A LITLE SPRINKLER — Steven Monczka, 17 months, thinks a those is just another toy as he looks up to Claudia Allen, 15, 1812 Sumac Lane, Anaheim. But what he doesn't know is that if he started sprinkling today, he would be as old as Claudia before he would have used up the total amount of water the Anaheim Park and Recreation used in watering their 12 parks last year. Steven is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Monczka of 1808 Sumac Lane. See Story. (Anaheim Park and Recreation Photo) Rudy Hunter's Fabulous Tones rose this Saturday at the Showat. Next stop is North Dakota and then the World's Fair inattle. Last chance for those so like good swing music. Local bowling fans, mark Mar. on your calendar. That's the timing date of the World Open classic bowling tournament at the "Bowl in La Habra." Some the country's top male and female peglers are expected to be here. Three of the best movies currently playing in the county are the Hustler", "Summer andoke" and "The Innocents". The latter is an extremely comment Hollywood rendition of Mary James' suspenseful classic, turn of the Screw". Those who like it intimate and joy, hit the trail to the Charterse's Mayan Room, where Todd Miller and Ernie Junemann, The satiles, are holding court. Chapman College will hold a seven-week Shakespeare Festival this summer, including a college credit Drama Workshop and performances in repertory of two plays, "Julius Caesar" and "Much Ado About Nothing." Director of the Festival will be Henry Kemp-Blair of the Chapman speech and drama faculty. Dr. Herbert M. Stahl professor of drama at the University of Southern California, will be the guest co-director. Twenty half-tuition scholarships will be available to graduating high school seniors and college students who wish to earn three units of academic credit in the Shakespeare Drama Workshop, which runs from June 18 through August 5. The scholarships will be primarily for persons in the acting field but a few technical scholarships will be considered. Members of the community who wish to participate in the productions, either as actors or as technical staff, should direct inquiries to Kemp-Blair. Also included in the Festival in addition to the two weeks of performances will be special lectures and seminars open to the public free of charge. Dr. Stahl will deliver the lectures and the seminars will be led by Dr. Stahl, Kemp-Blair, and other members of the Chapman faculty. According to Kemp-Blair, the emphasis in the workshop and other programs will be on the dramatic, rather than literary aspects of Shakespeare's works. Several graduate students are to be invited to participate in the Festival as resident actors. —Read the Classified Columns. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE BE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. Frank Buzz (Chef Buzzy) and Jerry Jeli (Master Salad Chef) GIVE YOU THE RED CARPET TREATMENT Old Country Kitchen 2610 La Palma (at Magnolia) Anaheim COMPLETE BUFFET LUNCHEONS & DINNERS Select your food from Buzzy's beautiful buffet, groaning under the weight of 44 smokin' good country Foods. Prime Roast Round daily and be sure you try our variety of real old fashioned hickory pit smoked Beef, Ham and Chicken, the finest Ribs in this here settlement. We bake our own bread 4 times daily—take home a fresh loaf. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL OUR FRESH HALIBUT STEAK Served with tangy tartar sauce or Our Hickory-Smoked—Old Fashioned B-B-Q COMPLETE CHAR-BROILED MINUTE STEAK DINNER Complete dinner including 8 salads, choice of vegetable, Buzzy's own homemade buttermilk bread served with gobs of sweet creamery butter. All for Just Open Seven Days a Week 11 a.m. 'til 8 p.m. "Children are Always Welcome and Buzzy will Wash the Dishes!"