anaheim-gazette 1962-03-08

COMMUNITY SERVICE — Eleven Girl Scouts received their service bars as Senior Hospital Aides after more than 300 hours of training and service at Martin Luther Hospital. The girls are members of Wing Troop 150 and Mariner Troop 7 of the Añahōlm Girl Stòbut Còun Mrs. Mac Neely is shòwī þinnìng the sòfw bar on Mary Koch. The prógräm is under direction of Mrs. Neely and Mrs. Dólbi Sufer of the hospital staff. Early Bowlers Set For Special Awards There’s less than three weeks for bowlers to take advantage of the special offer of cash awards for full squads signed up by Mar. 24 in the World Open Classic, $141,150-guaranteed tournament at La Habra “300” Bowl. Director Maxie Kosof explains based on total pinfall with handicap in the 20-game singles event figured on 100 squads. Moreover, the World Open Classic awards $250 each for the top five men with handicap in the 20-game singles who sponsor full 30-män squads, based on 100 Uncle Miltië Berlé is caï Cleopātra (Bérle is prodirectör, etc.) tonight on guessed it) his own “The Mertle Show.” For Special Awards There's less than three weeks for bowlers to take advantage of the special offer of cash awards for full squads signed up by Mar. 24 in the World Open Classic, $141,150-guaranteed tournament at La Habra "300" Bowl. Director Maxie Kosof explains that the bonus awards are for full squads which have filed entry reservations by Mar. 24, but that the squad may bowl anytime between opening day of the tournament Mar. 24 or Labor, final day of the classic. It takes 30 men to comprise a full men's squad and 20 bowlers for a full women's squad. If a member of the squad wins first place in either handicap or scratch in the 20-game singles event, the squad captain will win a $1,000 U.S. Savings Bond or $75 cash in the men's division and $500 U.S. Savings Bond in the women’s class. The winning score must be rolled on the bowler's initial entry. There's a $5,000 cash award for first place in both the handicap and scratch 20-game singles of the men's division and $500 in the women's 20-game handicap and singles events. Squads compete against squads and there will be $750 awarded for each of the top five squads, based on total pinfall with handicap in the 20-game singles event figured on 100 squads. Moreover, the World Open Classic awards $250 each for the top five men with handicap in the 20-game singles who sponsor full 30-man squads, based on 100 sponsors. The top lady squad with handicap on total pinfall wins $250, Chapman College Slates Banquet Chapman College will hold its annual Founders Day Scholarship Banquet on Friday evening, March 2, at the Disneyland Hotel, with Dr. Edward Teller, University of California physics professor, speaking on "Education in the Space Age." Chapman's popular Cardinal Quarrel, who are currently singing weekends at Disneyland as "The Dapper Dans," will provide the musical program. Dr. Vierling Kersey, Chapman trustee and a former state superintendent of public instruction, will be the master of ceremonies. BAGGOTT & TROUTMAN Undertaking One-Fifth Less ANAHEIM HORTUARY "Chapel of the Bells" Doni Baggott PR 8-1606 Bill Troutman Clip and Mail This Goupon To Start Your Thursday Delivery Of The ANAHEIM GAZETTE ONLY 25¢ PER MONTH NAME ADDRESS Uncle Militié Berlé is cajon Cleopatra (Berle is producer directör, etc.) tonight on Guessed it) his own "The M Berlé Show." The show, In living somèe or other (color?), also casts Benny, Laurence Harvey, Horne and Janis Paige. They gang together and take off on cent cinema historical event (Friday, 9:30 p.m., Ch. 2.) Husband and wife at teams may view Bonnie Prudent Kennedy's physicalness expert, on Art Linklett House Party show (Friday, p.m., Ch. 2.) Susan Gordon and J. Pat O'Dyley star on "The Twilight Zone tonight (Friday, 10 p.m., Ch. 2.) a play called "The Fugitive." Sports fans kick off Saturday TV spectacles by watching Detroit Pistons and Syracuse tionalists score about 260 points tween them starting at (Saturd 11:30 a.m., Ch. 4). Later in the afternoon (Saturday, 5:30 p.m., Ch. 11) you see your own home on the side tube on "Builders Showcase" hour aid to happy house-hunt Orangé and Tustin homes will toured this week. A TV special is aired (Saturday, 7:30 p.m., Ch. 4) to learn more we are to creating life in laboratory. Do we have a day? How does one farm the soil? How many of "nature's comers" will fit on the head of a plant? This educational 60 minute may be seen on "Thresholds Tomorrow." Rounding out the evening is brilliant flourish is Beh Piaz roled as a brilliant but confused college student who espouses extremist political philosophy "The Iron Man" on "The Defenders" (Saturday, 8:30 p.m., Ch. Sunday afternoon's education feature is a historian and a polical scientist from Claremont. ANAHEIM GAZETTE ONLY 25¢ PER MONTH NAME ADDRESS The Anaheim Gazette 259 E. Center Phone PR 2-1800 Reupholstering Sp "Partial View of our Large Shop" JAMES E. SCHULTZ UPHOLSTERY 1526 Embassy • Anaheim Phone PR 4-8900 ANAHEIM GAZETTE—7 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, March 5, 1962 Top Personalities In San Juan Fete Richard E. Farwell has announced that Sherriff John, famed television personality of KTTV, will be the Grand Marshall for the "Fiesta de las Golosdrinas" parade in San Juan Capistrano, Saturday, Mar. 17, 2 p.m. It has not yet been committed that Chief Clarence Lobo and the members of his tribe will appear in the Fiesta Parade. Chief Lobo and his people are members of the Juaneno Tribe of California Indians. It has been the occasion, in the past, that those taking part in the big parade have worn full ceremonial tribal dress. Distinguished entries to date included such notable as Charles A. McDaniel, riding his saddle bred palomino, "My Harmony Star". McDaniel has been a division marshal in the Rose Parade for the past 12 years. Also 'Scotty' Clayson, formerly with Buffalo Bill Shows, and Lyle Williams, owner of the Silver Saddlè Restaurant in Downey. ANAHEIM ANAHEIM BOWL = Chariot Room = 1925 W. Lincoln Ave. Eddie Peabody, January Jones, Bob Stava Trio from 8 p.m. Dining and dancing. PR 4-4710. BRANDING IRON STEAKHOUSE = 2141 S. Harbor Blvd. Louis and Sanchez from 9. Dining and dancing. JE 4-8020. CHARTERHOUSE = 1700 S. Harbor Blvd. Tod Miller's Versailles from 8:30. Dining and dancing. PR 2-5800. CORAL ROOF = 231 Katella Ave. Joe McConkey, guitar from 8:30. PR 2-7243. DIMITRI'S = 807 S. Beach Blvd. Norm Thompson, piano from 8:30. TA 8-1780. GOURMET = 1441 S. West St. June Rudell Trio from 9. KE 5-2297. DOMINO = 1731 S. Harbor Blvd. The Marksmen in show room and Tune Tisters, Kay Bell and Robbie Robinson in main lounge from 8:45. PR 4-2956. GREGG'S STEAK HOUSE = 2571 W. La Palma. Lyle Odin Trio from 8:45. Dining and dancing. TA 8-1620. KETTLE = 1778 W. Lincoln. Andy Anderson, organ from 8. PR 4-5507. LANCERS = 1640 S. Harbor. The Four Naturals from 8:30. Dining and dancing. KE 5-3720. LUIGI'S = 1001 N. Euclid. Leo Vining, organ from 9. PR 6-0890. PALMS = 1010 E. Orangehorpe. Tommy Hearn Trio from 9. Dining and dancing. TR 1-2410. Combo and Mike Bedney comie from 9. TW 7-5816. THE JOLLY KNIGHTH Garden Grove Blvd. Larance at piano from 7-5880. FULLERTON ROYAL COACH INN = Valencia Dr. Buddy Kriio Trio from 9. Dining and d LA 5-8255. COSTA MESA CORAL REEF = The I Cock = 20241 Harbor Blvd. Barlo, piano from 9. KI 5-8255.SPORTSMAN = 1870 N Blvd. Deltones at piano at tar from 9.MI 8-2224. NEWPORT BEACH VILLA MARINA = 100 side Dr. Skiles and Company 9 p.m. Dining and dancel 5-0290. SAN CLEMENTE SEA SHORE CAFE = Room = 100 El Camino Andy Anderson at piano 8:30.HY 2-3516. LAGUNA BEACH OUTRIGGER = 1465 S Blvd.Paul Beaver Duo Friday,Saturday and S Dining and dancing.HY 4-3516. MIDWAY CITY RAVERA'S RAVEN ROYAL II22 Bolsa Ave.El Grin piano from 9.TW 3-8075. BALBOA ISLAND VILLAGE INN = 129 Dr.Haxel Dell at piano through Saturday,Lillian n Televiewers Anonymous Uncle Miltié Berlé is cast as opatra (Bérle is producer,celor, etc.) tonight on (y ou asssed it) his own "The Milton Show." Televiewers Anonymous Uncle Miltie Berlé is cast as Patra (Bérle is producer, actor, etc.) tonight on (you missed it) his own "The Miltonite Show." He show, in living something other (color?) also casts Jackathy, Laurence Hairvey, Lena one and Janis Paige. They all go together and take off on re-recitalema historical epics. Husband and wife athleticism may view Bonnie Pruden, resident Kennedy's physical fitness expert, on Art Linkletter's house party show (Friday, 1:30 p.m., Ch. 2). Susan Gordon and J. Pat O'Malley on "The Twilight Zone" night (Friday, 10 p.m., Ch. 2) in way called "The Fugitive." Ports fans kick off Saturday's spectacles by watching theoit Pistons and Syracuse Nails score about 200 points before them starting at (Saturday, 10 a.m., Ch. 4). Litter in the afternoon (Saturdays, 5:30 p.m., Ch. 11) you may your own home on the silver on "Builders Showcase" half-aid to happy house-hunters. Linger and Tustin homes will be used this week. TV special is aired (Saturdays, 7:30 p.m., Ch. 4) to learn how we are to creating life in the laboratory. Do we have a death How does one farm the seas? many of "nature's comput-will fit on the head of a pin? This educational 60 minutes be seen on "Thresholds for arrow." Funding out the evening in a giant flourish is Beh Piazza as a brilliant but confused student who espouses an antist political philosopher in Iron Man" on "The Defend-(Saturday, 8:30 p.m., Ch. 2.) Day afternoon's educational life is a historian and a politicianist from Clarendon. Teehage morals will be presented (Sunday, 9:30 p.m., Ch. 11) by a trio of Southern California psychologists and school officials on "Teen World International." Perhaps the week's greatest entertainment may be seen on the first of a three-part series on "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color" (Sunday, 7:30 p.m., Ch. 4). It bills "The Prince and the Pauper," a meal which one 14-year-old will never forget. Starting (Sunday, 8 p.m., Ch. 11) shortly afterwards is the clown princes of basketball, the Harlem Globetrotters. Known around the world for their skill and zany antics, the Harlem aggregation always provides a laugh — and a thrill — a minute. The week's classical feature is "The Drama of Carmen." (Sunday, 5 p.m., Ch. 2) a special 90-minute study of Georges Bizet's operatic masterpiece in which Leonard Bernstein will explore the manner in which music is used to develop characterization and dramatic momentum. To end on a happy note, a disc jockey in New York City received a letter from a youngster in the Midwest. The boy wrote, "Please send me one." Ikettes Hold Annual Membership Dinner The Anaheim Ikettes Chapter of the Iz aak Walton League of America, held their annual membership dinner at the Stratford House in Anaheim, followed by an evening of cards at the home of Mrs. Bill Ward. Prizes in the card game went to Mrs. Donald Pannier, Mrs. Martin Willis, Mrs. Richard Martin, Mrs. Eleanor Redman. The door prize went to Mrs. Warren Broad and the jillpot to Mrs. Fred Turner. KETTLE — 1776 W. Lincoln. Andy Anderson, organ from 8 PR 4-3557. LANCERS — 1640 S. Harbor. The Four Naturals from 8:30. Dining and dancing. KE 5-3720. LUIGI'S — 1001 N. Euclid. Leo Vining, organ from 9 PR 6-0890. PALMS — 1610 E. Orangethorpe. Tommy Hearn Trio from 9. Dining and dancing. TR 1-2410. ROBERT'S ROOM — 819 S. Euclid. Darlene at piano from 3:30 to 6 p.m. and Don West from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. KE 5-6178. ROYAL ARCHER — 815 S. Brookhurst, Rod Cameron, piano, afternoons. Lenny Graves from 9 p.m. PR 2-3555. SHOWBOAT = New Orleans Lounge — 1747 S. Harbor Blvd. Rudy Hunter's Fabulous Tones. Jr. Shirley Dionne, vocalist, from 8:30. Dining and dancing. PR 2-8440. WATERWHEEL — 1154 N. Euclid Ave. Audrey Filloyd, organ. Bill Dwyer, guitar, from 8:30. KE 5-1001. KING'S ROW = 409 W. Katella Ave. Ray Midleton Trio from 9. Dining and dancing. PR 8-1800. HARRIS' RESTAURANT — 1850 Harbor Blvd. Blinky Allen Show, Billy Andre, Beverly Harris, Linda Fonlinette, vocalists from 10.JE 4-5050. ORANGE IRON HORSE INN — 202 S.Main St. Phyllis Foxx from 9.KE 8-1272. PARISCENE — 571 Main St.Eddy Williams, piano from 9.KE 2-3545. SANTA ANA KONO HAWAIAN — 226 S.Harbor Blvd.Benny Kaha's band,Friday and Saturday from 10.Kuiliue and Canó Thursday and Sunday from 9.JE 1-1252. JON'S BLACK DERBY — 322 S.Main St.Paul Little Chief Combo from 9.KI 3-7017. STANTON GASLIGHT — 12435 Beach Blvd.Ralph Shumway, piano from 9.Del O'Ruark, banjo,TW 3-2007. ANSTAY'S STEAK HOUSE — 11752 Beach Blvd.Cruck Rio from 9.Dining and dancing.897-6129. LA HABRA MONARCO'S — 251 E.Wittier Blvd.Amber Kaye from 9.OW 7-9160. CAPRI — 701 N.Harbor Blvd.Jack and Jill Trio from 9.Dancing and dining.OW 7-5711 day afternoon's educational re is a historian and a policiologist from Claremont state School re-examining the history is being taught in schools with a lively distion urging "Let's Bring Back heroes" on College Report The Anaheim Ikeffes Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America, held their annual membership dinner at the Stratford House in Ahaheim, followed by an evening of cards at the home of Mrs. Bill Ward. Prizes in the card game went to Mrs. Donald Pannier, Mrs. Martin Willis, Mrs. Richard Martin, Mrs. Eleanor Redman. The door prize went to Mrs. Warren Broad and the jillpot to Mrs. Fred Turner. Guests for the evening were Mrs. Grace Stroppel and Mrs. Mike Kaplanis of Lansing, Mich. Hostesses were Mrs. Charles Ramsey, Mrs. Bill Ward and Mrs. Clyde Cooper. DIVAN & CHAIR $124.00 Complete Complète Price Includes: ★ Breathable Naugahydé ★ New Foam Padding ★ All Labor & Materials Sofa or Hide-A-Bed $119.00 from complete CALL NOW— PR 4-5900 After 8 P.M. Call JE 7-4328 PHONE PR 4-5900 and a courteous representative will come to your home with samples to choose from. RAMBURK & JAMES E. SCHULTZ Upholstering dainting, give guesses, approximations or estimates—We give guaranteed contract prices. CONEO'CONNOR MORTUARY KE 5-3209 251 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM THE LIFE AROUND THE COUNTY Combo and Mike Bedney, singer comic from 9. TW 7-5816. THE JOLLY KNIGHT = 688 Garden Grove Blvd, Larry Larance at piano from 9. JE 7-5850. FULLERTON ROYAL COACH INN = 1850 W. Valencia Dr. Buddy Kendricks Trio from 9. Dining and dancing. LA 5-8259. COSTA MESA CORAL REEF = The Fighting Cock = 20241 Harbor Blvd, Hank Barlo, piano from 9. KI 5-9471. SPORTSMAN = 1870 Newport Blvd, Deltones at piano and guitar from 9. MI 8-2224. NEWPORT BEACH VILLA MARINA = 1045 Bayside Dr. Skiles and Company from 9 p.m. Dining and dancing. OR 8-0290. SAN CLEMENTE SEA SHORE CAFE = Dolphin Room = 109 El Camino Real, Andy Anderson at piano from 3:30. HY 2-3516. LAGUNA BEACH OUTRIGGER = 1465 S. Coast Blvd. Paul Beaver Duo from 8. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Dining and dancing. HY 4-8588. MIDWAY CITY RAVERA'S RAVEN ROOM = 122 Bolsa Ave, El Gringo at piano from 9. TW 3-8075. BALBOA ISLAND VILLAGE INN = 129 Marine Dr. Haxel Dell at piano Tuesday through Saturday, Lillian Sunday. SCREENING THE FILMS If Geraldine Page wins the Academy Award for best actress for her role in "Summer and Smoke" she will have won it not only for her acting, which was superb, but also for looking the part. A more typical spinster you couldn't find. In fact, she was so completely old maidish it's a wonder Lawrence Harvey, playing opposite her, bothered to give her the time of day, much less try to seduce her in one frustrating scene. The Tennessee Williams drama, with four Oscar nominations to its credit, is now making the rounds in theaters and drive-ins throughout the county. Miss Page plays the daughter of a minister who is hopelessly in love with the boy next door, played by Harvey. The boy next door is a young doctor who allows his penchant for earthy pleasures to get in the way of practicing medicine. The spinster spends a good part of the story in a futile effort to convince him that matters of the soul are more rewarding than matters of the body, and he makes one whole-hearted stab at convincing her otherwise in an incongruous scene in the woods. Uma Merkel, nominated for best supporting actress, plays a realistic part as the spinster's demented mother. The picture is also up for best art direction and best music score. Harvey, discarding his British accent for a southern drawl, is well suited to the part and in his big love scene, one sees that he has not yet seen it. the award for the best supporting actor, a congressional investigation might be in order. George C. Scott (the states attorney in Anatomy of A Murder) gave his usually excellent performance as the 'heavy'. "The Hustler" is the story of a poolroom hustler who obsessed with the need to be the best pool player in the world. The picture, ultimately, revolves around his maneuvering to beat Minnesota Fats who is recognized as the best. There is the usual moral in the story, but it would have fallen flat on its face had not Mr. S Laurie done such an excellent job. The story had a weakness, of course, as do most Hollywood efforts. Newman could hardly pass for the typical poolroom hustler. For one thing, he had too many scruples and, for another, a little too much talent with the stick. The typical poolroom hustler is interested primarily in the 'bread' he can beat the 'marks' for. Newman's goal was to be the best. But all in all, it was one of the finest pictures we have seen at least this year.-rha. Morrison To Be JA Supervisor Donald E. Morrison LAGUNA BEACH OUTRIGGER — 1465 S. Coast Blvd. Paul Beaver Duo from 8. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Dining and dancing. HY 4-8588. MIDWAY CITY RAVERA'S RAVEN ROOM — 122 Bolsa Ave. El Gringo atiano from 9. TW 3-8075. BALBOA ISLAND VILLAGE INN — 129 Marine Dr. Haxel Dell at piano Tuesday through Saturday, Lillian Sunday and Monday from 9. OR 3-4530. Research Grant Awarded UCLA Because of local donations to heart fund drives the Orange county Heart Assn. has been able award a $715 research grant to University of California, Los Angeles medical scientist to find out what effect cigarette smoking is on the blood circulation through the lungs, according to Thomas L. Channell of Santa Ana, resident of the association. He said that Dr. John F. Murray, assistant professor of medicine at UCLA, is conducting a series of experiments designed to show if the blood vessels in the lung tighten up when subjected to cotine, and if so, how much. one whole-hearted stab at convincing her otherwise in an incongruous scene in the woods. Una Merkel, nominated for best supporting actress, plays a realistic part as the spinster's demi-fied mother. The picture is also up for best art direction and best music score. Harvey, discarding his British accent for a southern drawl, is well suited to the part and in his big love scene, one sees that he has not lost his "Room at the Top" touch. One can't help wishing, however, that the lady in his arms could be Simoné Signoret, but then she wouldn't have looked the part. — (DL) "The Hustler" has been nominated for several academy awards. After seeing the picture last week and matching it against others I've seen recently, it should certainly take two and possibly three. Paul Newman as "The Hustler" and Piper Laurie as his confused, alcoholic girl friend make me as convincing a pair as has come along for some time. And while Newman was little short of superb, Miss Laurie was magnificent. Jackie Gleason as "Minnesota Fats" has a comparatively short role and didn't say more than 50 words during the entire picture, but if he does not come up with Morrison To Be JA Supervisor Donald K. Morrison, Junior Achievement northeast district manager, has been appointed supervisor — Zone Operations, according to Clarence N. Parker, Jr., executive vice president of the program for the Southland. Morrison's duties will include supervision of JA District Operations at business centers located in Pasadena, Downey, Poinona, and Anaheim. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamp GOODYEAR TIRES Help us celebrate our 55th Anniversary 55th Anniversary REFRESHMENT WILL BE SERVED FRIDAY, MARCH 9 10:00 A.M. 'til 9:00 P.M. Informal Modeling of all the new Spring Creations from 2:00 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. Help us eat our Anniversary Cake! $100.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO BE GIVEN MARCH 9 AT 8:30 P.M. ALWAYS AMPLE FREE PARKING Center at Lemon Street, Downtown Anahélim Tues., Wed., Sat., 9:30 to 5:30; Mon., Thurs., Fri., 'til 9 p.m.