anaheim-gazette 1962-03-29

ANAHEIM CANCER CRUSADE CHAIRMEN — Discussing where the money goes from the annual fund-raising drive for the American Cancer Crusade, are, from left, Anaheim city chairman, Mrs. Russell Hanson of 1207 N. Ventura St.; Mrs. Russell Davis of 1204 N. Alamo St., area chairman; and Mrs. Anthony Cotselle of 1235 Holly St., section chairman, all of Anaheim. Anaheim's quota in this year's April Cancer Crusade is $10,000 part of the hoped-for county quota of $134,355. The money collected is disbursed to American Cancer Society activities of research, educational materials, home nursing care, transportation for ambulatory cancer patients, counselling and referral services. Parachutists to Highlight Teen Painter To Be Age Fair at Pacific Ocean Park Speaker Skydiving, 36 free fall jumps by top sport parachutists from altitudes up to 12,500 feet over Pacific Ocean Park, will highlight the Teen Age Fair, which opens P.O.P. for its fifth season April 13. The exhibition jumps, to be area. Depending upon prevailing wind and weather conditions, the sport chutists will jump from off shore altitudes of from 3000 to 12,500 feet and land off the end of P.O.P.'s pier or on adjacent beaches. Time of free fall from maximum altitude would be 60 In response to popular demand, Evylena Nunn Miller will speak again on Saturday, March 31 at 2 p.m. in the Charles W. Bowne Memorial Museum auditorium 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana, M. Miller spoke on March 18 at the museum to a standing room or audience and has been ask Age Fair at Pacific Ocean Park Speaker Skydiving. 36 free fall jumps by top sport parachutists from altitudes up to 12,500 feet over Pacific Ocean Park, will highlight the Teen Age Fair, which opens P.O.P. for its fifth season April 13. The exhibition jumps, to be made twice daily beginning on Saturday, April 14, through Easter Sunday, will be made by members of Para Ventures, Inc., a unique organization of professional parachutists. Carrying smoke flares, the exhibition jumpers will be visible to the entire Santa Monica Bay area. Depending upon prevailing wind and weather conditions, the sport chutists will jump from off shore altitudes of from 3000 to 12,500 feet and land off the end of P.O.P.'s pier or "on adjacent beaches. Time of free fall from maximum altitude would be 60 seconds. Dave Burt, president of Para Ventures, said the eight parachutists making up the two-man jump teams are all veterans of 400-700 jumps and have each spent from 5 to 7 hours in free fall. The First Annual Teen Age Fair, produced by Ross-Danzig & Burton Productions, is included in P.O.P.'s Pay-One-Price admission policy. PUC Removes Dyke Hearing The California public Utilities Commission announced this week it has temporarily removed from its calendar further hearing on a 1959 investigation of the Dyke Water Company. The matter had been set for hearing on April 4 in Los Angeles. In an interim opinion and order issued January 12, 1960, the Commission found the Dyke Company had extended service without authority to tracts 2639, 2718, 2897, 2898 and 3473, all in Westminster, and within the area certificated to Pacific Water Company. The tracts are located in a section bounded by Westminster Avenue, Newland Street, Hazard and Cannery Ave. At the same time, the Commission required Dyke to continue to provide water service to the tracts until further order. All interested parties will be notified when the matter is again set for hearing, the Commission said. Vice President Elwood A. Teague has been elected vice president of Great Western Financial Corporation, it was announced yesterday by Warran Lee Pierson, chairman of the board. Watch the Classified Columns. BOWLING is FUN! ANAHEIM BOWL — 1925 W. Lincoln, Anaheim. Phone PR 4-4710. DOWNTOW NBOWL — 213 E. 3rd, Santa Ana. Phone KI 3-9744. FREEWAY BOWL — 10867 Santa Ana Freeway, Anaheim. Phone KI 3-1357. GARDEN SQUARE BOWLING CENTER — 9580 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove. Phone JE 4-4131. HOLIDAY LANES — 2015 W. First, Santa Ana. Phone KI 7-5759. Aquatic Season Opens April 7 The waters of Mission Bay will churn from the propwash of both inboards and outboards as the 1962 aquatic season is launched here April 7 and 8. A combination inboard-outboard event, sanctioned by the American Power Boat Association and In response to popular demand Evylena Nunn Miller will spend again on Saturday, March 31 p.m. in the Charles W. Bowes Memorial Museum auditorium 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana, M.I. Miller spoke on March 18 at the museum to a standing room or audience and has been asked again to relate informally some of her experiences in painting the series “Pueblo Country” now exhibited at the museum. These paintings were done number of years ago when resided for two summers as guest in the Indian Country Arizona and New Mexico, a were presented by the artist as gift to the permanent collection of the Blowers Museum. KONA LANES — 20101 Harbord Blvd., Costa Mesa. Phone KI 1112. LA MIRADA BOWLING LANE — 15001-15011 Adelafa, La Mirae Phone LA -2010. LINBROO K BOWLING CENTER — 201 S. Brookhurst, Anhem. Phone PR 4-2253. MAPLE LANES — 10420 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove Phone JE 7-7250. ORANGE BOWLADROME — 839 W. Chapman, Orange. PhoKE 8-4313. SANTA ANA BOWLING CENTER — 429 W. 5th St., Santa Ana Phone KI 7-6083. VAN'S BOWLING — 1703 S perior Ave., Costa Mesa. PhoMI 6-3993. WONDERBOWL — 1177 W. K tella, Anaheim. Phone PR 4-32 Art from Europe To Be UC Topic Vice President Elwood A. Teague has been elected vice president of Great Western Financial Corporation, it was announced yesterday by Warran Lee Pierson, chairman of the board. Watch the Classified Columns. RUGS & Carpets Cleaned "Serving Northern Orange County for 14 years" CLEAN CARPETS NOW! DURING WINTER FASTER DRYING MONTHS WITH CIRCULATING HEAT IN THE HOME CHILD'S RUG WORKS LA 5-5680 The waters of Mission Bay will churn from the propwash of both inboards and outboards as the 1962 aquatic season is launched here April 7 and 8. A combination inboard-outboard event, sanctioned by the American Power Boat Association and sponsored by San Diego Inboard Racing Association in conjunction with Southern California Speedboat Club and Los Angeles Speedboat Association (the latter two of Los Angeles), is scheduled for these two days. The race course will be in those waters of Mission Bay lying easterly of Tierra del Fuego and Crown Point with spectator vantage points on both of these sections of land. Pit area will be on Tierra del Fuego with the starting line and the judges' stand at the northeast tip of that island. Dr. L. Botimer To Be Speaker The April guest speaker for the Chapman College Chemistry Seminar series will be Dr. Laurence W. Botimer, head of the chemistry department at La Sierra College. He will discuss "Reactions of Indoles" at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 3, in room 220 of Science Hall on the Chapman campus. The public is invited to attend. Outdoor Drama Allied Artists announced it has acquired world distribution rights to Phoenix Film Studios' "Rider On A Dead Horse," an outdoor drama. Bond Drive As chairman of the U.S. Savings Bond Committee in Oran County, George A. Parker of Santa Ana, president of First American Title Insurance & Trust Company, will head the Freedom Bond Drive to be conducted May 1 through June 30. OC State College On Radio Program Orange County State College is now on the air five times a week over a local Orange County radio station, the College Public Relations Office revealed today. Latest regular program to be aired from the OCSC campus is "The Hot Topic," a faculty panel discussion of current controversial issues before the American people. "The Hot Topic" airs each Wednesday evening from 8:30 to 9:00 over Radio Station KEZY, located in the Disneyland Hotel, Anaheim. Current programs under discussion this month are "Thunder on the Right," a view of the political extreme right-wing. "Are Mental Health Programs Un-American?" and other issues of topical concern. "The Hot Topic," features round-table talk by members of the Orange County State College faculty. Dr. Giles T. Brown, Professor of History at OCSC, and Dan Russell view world affairs on "Talking It Over," broadcast each Wednesday evening at 7:45 also over KEZY. “This is Latin America” has proved to be a popular kilocycle tour of Central and South America by Dr. and Mrs. J. William Maxwell each Monday at 7:45 p.m. Dr. Maxwell is chairman of the Journalism Department at OCSC and Mrs. Maxwell teaches at Sunny Hills High School. Ray Johnson, Director of Public Relations for the State College, produces "The O-C-Scene" following the Maxwells on KEZY at 8:05 to 8:15 every Monday night. "The O-C-Scene' brings news and views of the week's activities at the College campus. Sports in the area is covered by Don Andersen, Titan student sports publicity director, in his regular Saturday morning broadcasts at 10:05 over KEZY called "Sports in Orange County." Future broadcasts planned from the Orange County State College include on-the-spot airings of musical programs, drama productions, and guest lecture series, according to the Galleria. Showboat Begins Two Bit Cocktail Hour for Ladies The Showboat Harbor Blvd & Katella, has begun serve champagne cocktails to the dies every afternoon from 4:06, according to R. T. (Mon) Montgomery, maitre de. The drinks are 25 cents each and are served in all parts of club. Western High Sets Concert Western High School's 4th naul Band Concert, April 13, be highlighted by a special ture soloist. Ralph Gari, termed by my critics the best saxophone player in the country, will perform numbers on the clarinet and ophone. His most recent local performance was at Cerritos Colle March 6. He has appeared at a music symphony with the Long Beach Municipal Band and has received with Mercury, EM-Arcy, Prescott records. Gari is now a soloist with Las Vegas Concert Band plays both jazz and concert sic. During his career he worked with such stars as Tmy Dorsey, Frank Sinatra, Lea Horne. He has been asked response to popular demand, Ana Nunn Miller will speak on Saturday, March 31 at in the Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum auditorium, Main St., Santa Ana, Mrs. spoke on March 18 at the room to a standing room only and has been asked Response to popular demand, Ana Nunn Miller will speak on Saturday, March 31 at the Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum auditorium, Main St., Santa Ana, Mrs. spoke on March 18 at the room to a standing room only and has been asked to relate informally some experiences in painting the "Pueblo Country" now on display at the museum. These paintings were done a year of years ago when she did for two summers as a student in the Indian Country of Ana and New Mexico, and represented by the artist as a permanent collection at Blowers Museum. Will Review Past Shows By DOANE SCHINDLER As a review of its accomplishments for the past seven years, the Orange Coast College drama department will present an art show in the Art Gallery from various drama productions, through April 13. A special reception will be held tomorrow from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Art Gallery. The reception will include readings by drama students and music from past shows. John Ford and Lucian Scott, drama instructors and Paul Cox, Walter Gleckler, music instructors; Mrs. Dorothy Duddridge, physical education instructor and Rolland Hendrickson of Laguna Beach will be on hand to discuss plays and drama with the visitors. Hendrickson has taken many photographs of Coast productions. Black and white photographs of various drama productions will be on display including those from "King Lear," "Oklahoma," "Hamlet," "The King and I," and "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Hendrickson will exhibit 50 of his photographs. Noted for his unique style of characterization, Hendrickson was a student of the Orange Coast College Evening College photography and makeup classes. Scholarship Set By Panhellenic Applications for the North Orange County Panhellenic Ass'n scholarship to a woman graduate of Fullerton Junior College are now being received, according to Dr. O. R. Wheeler, coordinator of counseling. The requirements are that applicants plan to continue studies for a degree at a four-year college, maintain a "B" average or better, and require financial assistance. Dr. Wheeler added that the applicants must have pleasing personalities, must give evidence of good character and conduct, and must show leadership qualities and interest in school activities. Dr. Wheeler has applications available in the FJC Counseling Center. These must be completed and returned by March 30. Charters Given To New Key Clubs A double presentation charters to the newly established Key Clubs of Savannah High and Magnolia High School was made at the weekly breakfast meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Southwest Anaheim. The Southwest Kiwanis great sponsors the two new units each club currently carries members on its charter. Key Club International, an affiliate of Kiwanis International currently has over 2100 clubs and 52,000 members in all fifty states. The boys seating organization is pledged building a better school community. from Europe Be UC Topic from Europe, Italy, Spain, e Russia, Austria and Gerwill provide subject matter series of six lectures which city of California Extenresidents beginning Wedday, April 4, at 7:30 p.m. on weekly at the Valencia Elementary School in Fulthe lectures, "Backlands of World Arts and Culture Travel", will bring eight cities to the community for series. first lecture, "The Flowerthe Renaissance," will preday D. Frierman, design ant, associated professor at East Los Angeles City and coordinator for the m. William R. Wilson, artd art director of Iander ations will give an April 11 am on "The Grandeur and style of Spain." On April 25 D. Condon of East Los AnCity College will speak on Hellenic World: Greece and classic Ideal." Escrow Classes Begin in April A series of classes in elementary escrow will be sponsored by Orange County Title Company in April. Classes will be held in the C. E. Parker Conference Room of the company's building at Fifth and Main Sts., Santa Ana, beginning Monday, April 2, and continuing each Monday evening for a period of four weks. The class period will be from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. There is no fee. MR. AND MRS. RICHARD BLOCK, 711 W. Victor, Anaheim, have financially "adopted" Tran Thi Nguyet, a 10-year-old Vietamese girl, through Foster Panents' Plan, Inc., 352 Park Ave. S., New York City. The Foster Parents have promised to contribute $15 a month toward the child's support for at least one year. Watch the Classified Columns. DON'T ALKALIZE - TRANQUILIZE! PEPTO-BISMOL FOR UPSET STOMACH DIARRHEA NAUSEA INDIGESTION MAYFAIR MARKETS 3430 W. Ball Rd.—Anaheim 929 So. Euclid—Anaheim 6672 Westminster Blvd—Westminster 1400 So. Harbor—Fullerton Long Beach Opera Slates 'Call Me Madam' Thursday The next production of the Long Beach Civic Light Opera Association will be "Call Me Madam", opening April 5 in the concert hall of the Municipal Auditorium. Playing leading roles will be: Kathy Davis as Mrs. Sally Adams, Marvin Cloyd as Cosmo Constantine, Burt Orben as Kenneth Gibson, and Elaine Nelson as Princess Maria. Other prominent part will be played by David Roberts, Eddie Martinez, Howard Blevins, Bill Stevens, Dean Baumgartner, Audrey Share, Phil Poppler, and Armand Roles. "Call Me Madam" is a delightful spoof of Washington goings-on, based on the real-life experiences of ambassadress Perle Mesta. The music, written by Irving Berlin, includes such outstanding hits as: "You're Not Sick, You're Just In Love", "The Best Thing For You", "The Ocarina", "Marrying For Love", "It's A Lovely Day Today", "The Hostess With The Motes" On The Ball", "Something To Dance About", "Once Upon A Time Today", and "Washington Square Dance". For ticket information call the Long Beach Civic Light Opera Association at HEmlock 2-7926. University Women Slate Two Coffees Membership coffees will be held for prospective members of the Anaheim Branch of the American Association of University Women March 29 and April 3. On March 29, a coffee will be held in the home of Mrs. C. Dean Glassmoyer, 633 S. Gilbert, at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the evening include Mmes.: Myron L. Carr, Robert E. Radde, and Roderick K. Rawlins, Jr. On Tuesday, April 3, a morning coffee will be held in the home of Mrs. Herman T. Brown, 514 Priscilla Way, at 10:15 a.m. Hostesses will include Mmes. John McShane, Joseph L. FJC Slates Show Sam and Bella Spewack's 'My Three Angels' will be presented March 29, 30, and April 3, 6, and 7 by the Fullerton Junior College drama department, under the direction of George L. Stoughton. "My Three Angels" tells the story of how three convicts in French Guiana on Christmas Day work their way into a family circle fraught with economic and social problems, which the convicts help to solve in their best fashion, through forgery and mur- On March 29, a coffee will be held in the home of Mrs. C. Dean Glassmoyer, 633 S. Gilbert, at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the evening include Mmes.: 'Myron L. Carr, Robert E. Radde, and Roderick K. Rawlins, Jr. On Tuesday, April 3, a morning coffee will be held in the home of Mrs. Herman T. Brown, 514 Priscilla Way, at 10:15 a.m. Hostesses will include Mmes.: John McShane, Joseph L. Carter and Selwyn P. Ramsey. An orientation program on AAUW will be given at both of the meetings by the Study Section chairman of the branch. Anyone interested in attending the coffees may call the membership chairman, Mrs. Robert Linn PR 4-2787. Home Finances Course Offered Do you find that you have too much money for the money? Are you plagued for the lack of a $ strecher? Well, the Anaheim Evening High School is offering an eight week course in consumer economics. This course, taught by Charles Moore, will give important tips on how to save money on the purchasing of everyday items in addition to the more expensive items such as radios, televisions, and automobiles. The various forms of interest rates will be studied along with brand consciousness, misleading advertising, and "gimmick" selling. This class will start Tuesday, April 3, and will meet in Room No. 4 from 7-9 p.m. A registration fee of $1.50 will be charged. For further information please call the Anaheim Evening High School Office, PR 2-0080. Our office hours are from 1-5, 6-10 p.m. daily and Friday from 8:30 to 5:00 p.m. WANT ADS bring PROFITS March 29, 30, and April 2, 6, and 7 by the Fullerton Junior College drama department under the direction of George L. Stoughton. "My Three Angels" tells the story of how three convicts in French Guiana on Christmas Day work their way into a family circle fraught with economic and social problems, which the convicts help to solve in their best fashion, through forgery and murder. They try to create a decent civilization by bringing together the daughter of the family and a good man, by killing the man's possessive father with a pet poisonous snake. Ironically, the good man also gets bitten. As one of the nation's most popular plays in 1853, it was produced on Broadway by Jose Ferrer. Newspaper critics ranged in comment from "completely captivating comedy" to "it exudes and welcomes a congenial air of humanity." The cast for the Fullerton performance in the High School Little Theater will include: Three convicts: Ron Valencia, Garden Grove; Henry Hoffman, Whittier; Larry Ward, Anaheim; the father, Robert LaRock, Anaheim; the mother, Elinor Sanford, Fullerton; the daughter, Virginia Maben, Whittier; cousin from France, Doug Harion, Whittier; and his son, Jerry Sy, Garden Grove. 4 Western Students Picked for Contest Four Western students have been selected by the faculty for competition in the Bank of America Awards Program. Diana Akers was chosen for the field of Liberal Arts, Drirda Barton for Fine Arts, Tim Ingram for Science and Math, and Ellis Wampler for Vocational Arts. The students were first nominated by the individual departments, then voted on by Western's faculty members, and interviewed by a screening committee. 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 smakin' 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 "CHOICE CHAR BROILED MINUTE" SIRLOIN STEAK DINNER Complete dinner including 3 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!"