anaheim-gazette 1962-03-29

HOLLYWOOD LOWDOWN "The Music Man" on June 19 gets the biggest blast off ever accorded a picture when 12,000 high school bandsmen in 121 bands from 30 states salute the Warner film at the Maso City, Ia., Music Man band festival. Laurence Harvey's independent company will star him in "The Moor of Venice." based on Shakespeare's "Othello." "My Fair Lady," which Warber Bros. will film, is still setting stage records, starting its seventh year of Broadway March 15. Audie Murphy will star in U.I.'s "The Iron Collar," scheduled for summer filming. Edith Piaf's recovery in Paris from bronchial pneumonia was good news to Warner Bros. which has been in close contact with the singer on her filmed biography, "The Story of Edith Piaf." Judy Garland's movie career is in high again, and she's up for Fox's musical version of "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn." Hollywood is going to miss Karl Malden, now doing a song and dance role in Warners' "Gypsy," when he takes a year's sabbatical in 1963 with New York's new Xi Eta Eta Chapter Has Crazy Hat Party. A Crazy Hat Party highlighted the regular meeting of Xi Eta Eta Chapter at the home of Mrs. James Tegler. Dinner was prepared by Mrs. David Collins and served by the social committee. Lincoln Center repertory theatre. Jack Lemmon had to play a drunk scene for "Days of Wine and Roses" on teeth-chattering 28-degrees night location in Simi Valley, and says it's harder than on a warm sound stage. Director Alfred Hitchcock has thrown a veil of secrecy around Tippi Hedren, leading woman in his new film, "The Birds." Henry Saperstein, producing the full length musical cartoon about cats, "Gay Purr-ee," for Warners, says there are 29,000,000 cat owners in the U.S. and only 28,000,000 dog owners. Warner Bros. has cancelled a sneak preview of "The Chapman Report" twice because word leaked through the Hollywood grapevine, and he studio wants to get the reaction of a stricly nonprofessional audience. Burt Lancaster will return to the stage in the musical version of "Dodsworth," which Morton DaCosta will direct on Broadway. Lucille Ball spent two days before the cameras at Warners just trying out new hairdos for her "Critic's Choice" role. Columbia expects to finish "Lawrence of Arabia" shooting by June. 13 months after the big spectacle began filming. New Committee Appointment of a new Orange County State College Engineering Advisory Committee by President William B. Langsdorf was announced this week by the Office. Choir Takii Singers are still being Xi Eta Eta Chapter Has Crazy Hat Party A Crazy Hat Party highlighted the regular meeting of Xi Eta Eta Chapter at the home of Mrs. James Tegler. Dinner was prepared by Mrs. David Collins and served by the social committee. Prizes were won by Mrs. Richard Howard, Mrs. David Collins and Mrs. Mary Calvet. A program was presented by Mrs. Vern Porter in which she asked each member to give a one-minute talk on a well-known personality. An open meeting will be held April 24 for all prospective exemplars. Order of the Rose will be given May 10 to Mrs. Don Henry by the N.O.C.C. Council. New members were welcomed to the Chapter by the president. Members attending were: Mrs. David Collins, Mrs. Mary Calvet, Mrs. Wm. Box, Mrs. Richard Howard, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Richard Davis, Mrs. Don Nelson, Mrs. James Tegler, Mrs. Nap Valentine, Mrs. James Ames, Mrs. Phillip Long, Mrs. Jack Rae, Mrs. Vern Porter, and Mrs. James Farrington and Mrs. Don Henry. NEW COMMITTEE Appointment of a new Orange County State College Engineering Advisory Committee by President William B. Langsdorf was announced this week by the Office of the President. SCenic Highway Proposal Study Study of State proposal statewide system of scenic ways will be made by a subcommittee of the California State Chamber of Commerce cording to F.W.Tarr, Chair Statewide Highway Commission. A preliminary report states contains recommendations for the development and adoption of "appropriate policies,ures and criteria to assure consideration of scenic esthetic values in continuing way location and design prf. Tarr said the Chamber committee will study the proposed recommendations, which highway design and right-of-way acquisition, side rest facilities, and co-development in scenic con- -Watch the Classified Co ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO Moving - Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE NO. 6-8993 MS K.L. Los Angeles St. SPRING READY-MADE CURTAIN AND DRAPERY CURTAIN SPECIAL! • NEW styles from the recent Property and Curtain Show... 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CENTER ST.—ANAHEIM (Near Bank of America) THINGS TO SEEN IN SOUTHLAND Activities in the Southland center around sports this week, but as usual there is such a variety that each resident or visitor in the area can find something to suit his taste. Here is the calendar of events in the area for the period Mar. 29 through April 8 as compiled by the Automobile Club of Southern California. BURBANK: Annual Horse Show, presented by the Co-Lagre Riding Club, is Apr. 7 and 8 in the Pickwick Arena. Western Events, hunter-jumper and English events are featured. CLAREMONT: "Amigos de Michoacan" is the current P ad u a Hills Theater attractions through Apr. 14. DEL MAR: Southern California Jumping Frog Contest is held at the fair grounds Apr. 8. Event features frog jumping contest, dog show, clown acts and judo show. EL CAJON: Rodao and chariot races, sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, are current through Apr. 1 at County Stadium. LA JOLLA: Annual Decorators Show of San Diego County is Apr. 6 through 15 at the Catamaran Hotel. Event will feature 16 exhibits of table and garden settings. LOS ANGELES: Pianist Emil Gilels is soloist when Kletzki conducts the L.A. Philharmonic Orchestra; 2:30 p.m., Mar. 29 and 8:30 p.m., Mar. 30 in Philharmonic Auditorium. Doctors' Symphony is presented in the Philharmonic Hall. RESEDA: Fourth Anniversary Show, presided Valley Independent Petrolium Mar. 31 and Apr. 1 at Club. SAN BERNARDINO: Bernardino Civic Light Association presents Happy Felia" Apr. 8 through the High School Auditorium. SAN DIEGO: Carol Richard Lewis are solo Paul Kletzki conducts Philharmonic Orchestral Auditorium; 8:00 p.m. Instrumental Septet edited in Public Library, Apr. 4. "Biography," a contemporary presentation at the Playhouse on-the-Street Apr. 7. "The Pleasure of Pain," a romantic comedy Apr. 3 for one month ofances nightly, except Old Globe Theater. The Los Angeles Doghibitjon baseball games gate Park; 8 p.m., Apr. 1:20 p.m., Apr. 8. Ink Memorial Tennis is played Apr. 15 in Balboa Park for Fifth Annual International Salon, presented by South California Association of Clubs, is in Balboa Pavilion Building Apr. 7. SANTA BARBARA: Jr al Cymbidium Orchid March 29 through Apr. Warren show grounds. PATRICIA SAWYER, mother of three, is seeking the title of "the best all-ground woman driver in the country." The comely 62-year-old widow of Hemet, is now practicing for her third trip as a driver in the Mobil Economy Run from Los Angeles to Detroit, March 31-April 5. She won her clips in the fuel contest lost spring, averaging 29 miles-per-gallon in a compact car and beating 12 other male and female drivers in her division. Her husband was scheduled to be her co-driver. But he was one of the pilots killed in the Dec., 1960, mid-air collision over New York City. Choir Taking New Singers Singers are still being accepted varied selection of folk tunes. Choir Taking New Singers Singers are still being accepted by audition, in a recently formed Orange County choral group under the direction of James S. Vail, director of choral activities at Santa Ana College. The repertoire now in rehearsal includes the works of Mozart, Haydn and Brahms, as well as a varied selection of folk tunes. The choir rehearses every Monday night at 8 p.m. at the Lampson Elementary School on Lampson Ave., just west of Dale Ave. in Garden Grove. Before joining the SAC staff, Vail was chairman of the music department at Westminster College, Salt Lake City. Interested singers are invited to call Vail at KI 3-5235 or to attend the next rehearsal. Scenic Highways Proposal Studied Study of Stale proposals for a statewide system of scenic highways will be made by a special subcommittee of the California State Chamber of Commerce, according to F. W. Tarr, Chairman, Statewide Highway Committee. A preliminary report by the state contains recommendations for the development and adoption of "appropriate policies, procedures and criteria to assure adequate consideration of scenic and aesthetic values in continuing highway location and design process." Farr said the Chamber subcommittee will study the proposed recommendations, which include highway design and location, right-of-way acquisition, roadside rest facilities, and control of development in scenic corridors. Watch the Classified Columns. Spencer Heath's Views Recorded Eleven Santa Ana College professors have teamed to preserve on tape recordings the philosophy, reminiscing and knowledge of Spencer Heath, 86-year-old bearded inventor - attorney-engineer-scholar, best known for his invention of the variable pitch propeller. Heath winters in Santa Ana and actively visits college compuses, industrial plants, scholarly sessions and friends to pursue his penchant for conversation on a variety of topics. Respecting his vast fund of knowledge, his Santa Ana College friends persuaded him to be interviewed in a series of discussions so that his views would be preserved for students and scholars of today and the future. LA JOLLA: Annual Decorators Show of San Diego County is Apr. 6 through 15 at the Catamaran Hotel. Event will feature 16 exhibits of table and garden settings. LOS ANGELES: Pianist Emil Giliels is soloist when Kletzki conducts the L.A. Philharmonic Orchestra, 2:30 p.m., Mar. 9 and 8:30 p.m., Mar. 30 in Philharmonic Auditorium. Doctors' Symphony is presented in the Philharmonic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m., Mar. 31 International Folk Dance Festival, festauring, Zaharat Ara Anam, is in the Philharmonic Orchestra's Promade Concert in the Shrine Auditorium, 8:30 p.m., Apr. 7. Dorothy Kirsten is soloist for the L.A. Philharmonic Orchestra's Promade Concert in the Shrine Auditorium, 8:30 p.m., Apr. 7. "Bodies Between the Planets" is current show at Griffith Park Planetarium. Current County Museum featured exhibitions include "Early Silver in California," an exhibition of silver from the Tudor period to the Regency, and "Ornamented Object of the Osage Indians," an exhibition of costumes, ceremonial objects and implements. Chamber music programs are presented each Sunday at 3 p.m. "Bonsai" an exhibit of miniature trees, is current display at Museum of Science and Industry, Exposition Park, through Apr. 8. "Northwest Indian Art" is exhibition on display at Municipal Art Gallery, Barnsdall Park, current through Apr. 15. Los Angeles Sportsmen's and Vacation Show. Mar. 20 through Apr. 8 in Pan-Pacific Auditorium features camping equipment, boats and accessories, guns, sporting goods, "Tackle Row" and a "Parade of Outdoor Champions." Iowa State Picnic is Mar. 31 in Sycamore Grove. MONROVIA: Paintings by Milred Stevens are on display in Public Library through Mar. 31. OCEANSIDE: Annual Sportfishing Derby, with prizes for best catches, is Apr. 6 through Nov. PALM SPRINGS: Annual Palm Springs Women's Invitation Club. Junior Ebells Make Donations Junior Ebell Club of members enjoyed a short children's fashions at the general meeting. Spring for the younger set were club members and more their children. The young included: Vicki Pressley, Sliff Kim Cook, Pam Candler Bell, Brent Wiard Randi Pressel, Judi Bshaye Arnold. Mrs. George Reed presided at the business A variety of donations to club's charity fund held the meeting. Daniela Cole American Field Service from Italy who is attending heim High School, accept for $100 on behalf AFS fund. Anaheim's Miss for 1962. Miss Sheeh was presented a $25 savvy by Mrs. James Whieldon chairman. A nursing school of $150 to the school of he was voted to Miss Patty Liams, a senior student in wood High School. As part of their drive bat cancer $50 was donated Cancer Society as a me Sale 129 PAIR DRAPES PAIR SOLID COLORS S.W.x84" $898 PAIR FIBERGLASS DRAPERIES PAIR Features of these fiberglass draperies include heavy quality... the soft-draping effects... and all are completely washable. Many other sizes. (Prints are available). FREE ESTIMATES CUSTOM DRAPERIES Orange County's Leading Drapery Store 14 years at this location OPEN MON. A FRI. NIGHTS 'TIL 9 P.M. Easy Credit Terms Take 2 Years to Pay and a "Parade of Outdoor Champions." Iowa State Picnic is Mar. $1 in Sycamore Grove. MONROVIA: Paintings by Milfred Stevens are on display in Public Library through Mar. $1. OCEANSIDE: Annual Sportfishing Derby, with prizes for best catches, is Apr. 6 through Nov. PALM SPRINGS: Annual Palm Springs Women's Invitational Golf Championship is Apr. 7 through 11 on the O'Donnell Golf Course. Men's Club Golf Championship is Apr. 9 through 14 on the Eldorado Country Club Course. PASADENA: "Becket" is current presentation in Pasadena Playhouse. Drawings and Prints by Pasadena Society of Artists is on display in Board of Equalization through Mar. $1. Girl Scouts sponsor Garden Tours in La Canada, Flintridge and Pasadena areas Mar. $1 and Apr. 1. POMONA: Arabian Horse Shows are presented each Sunday at 2 and 3:30 p.m., through May at Kellogg Campus of Cal Poly. PENSIONERS Are You Having Difficulty With Your Hearing? YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR A HEARING ON THE STATE PENSION PLAN WITH COST TO YOU! Come to the office for further information or phone for home appointment. Free hearing test and picture booklet on NERVE DEAFNESS. No obligation of course. ACOUSTICON OF ANAHEIM 111 NO. LOS ANGELES ST. PR TO SEE THLAND RESEDA: Fourth Annual Gem and Mineral Show, presented by Valley Independent Petrologists is Mar. 31 and Apr. 1 at Womens Club. SAN BERNARDINO: The San Bernardino Civic Light Opera Association presents "The Most Happy Felix" Apr. 8 through 7 in the High School Auditorium. SAN DIEGO: Carol Smith and Richard Lewis are soloists when Paul Kleizki conducts the L.A. Philharmonic Orchestra in Russ Auditorium; 8:30 p.m., Mar. 31. Instrumental Septet is presented in Public Library; 7:50 p.m., Apr. 4. "Biography," a comedy, is current presentation at the Coronado Playhouse on-the-Strand through Apr. 7. "The Pleasure of his Company," a romantic comedy, opens Apr. 3 for one month of performances nightly, except Monday, in Old Globe Theater. The Los Angeles Dodgers play the Milwaukee Braves in two exhibition baseball games in Westgate Park; 8 p.m., Apr. 7 and 1:20 p.m., Apr. 8. Ink Memorial Tennis Tournament is played Apr. 7 through 15 in Balboa Park for 28th year. Fifth Annual International Stere Salon, presented by Southern California Association of Camera Clubs, is in Balboa Park Conference Building Apr. 7. SANTA BARBARA: International Gymbidium Orchid Show is March 29 through Apr. 1 at Earl Warren show grounds. The Gen- New Book Out on Western Politics California seems destined to become the national axis of the two major political parties, Dr. Topton J. Anderson, professor of political science at the University of Southern California, says in a new book, "Western Politics" of which he is one of 14 co-authors. The anticipated addition of eight electoral votes due to the 1980 census will make California's total of 40 x prize in the presidential race second only to New York's estimated $22, the USC professor says in a chapter on "California: Enigma of National Politics." Political leaders look forward with confidence that California will assume first place after 1970. Dr. Anderson says. Holly Park Race Calendar Release Hollywood Park's 1962 racing calendar for the 55-day meeting, May 9 to July 23, came off the presses today and is now available to the public. The calendar, in full color, lists all 58 Hollypark stakes for which total prize money of $1,240,000 is being offered. The stakes, which will start with the $20,000 added Hollywood Premiere for sprinters on opening day and end with the $75,000 added Sunset Handicap for routers on the final day, include four $190,000 features, the Hollywood Juvenile Championship for two-year-olds, Hollywood Derby for three-year-olds and The Californian and Hollywood Gold Cup for the older handicap stars. Planist List in April 8 Recital Planist Eugene List will be presented in recital on Sunday, April 8, at 8 p.m. in the College Auditorium as the final music event in the current Chapman College Artist Lecture Series. Included on the program will be the Sonata in B flat minor and Three Preludes by Chepin, the Sonata in G minor by Schumann, and the "Little Fugue in G minor by Bach. He will also play "The Banana Tree" by the early nineteenth century American composer Louis Gottschalk, "Country Gardens" by Percy Graingar, "Rag Time Bass" by Virgil Thomson, and the Toccata from Maurice Ravel's "Le Tombeau de Couperia." Ink Memorial Tennis Tournament is played Apr. 7 through 15 in Balboa Park for 28th year. Fifth Annual International Stere Salon, presented by Southern California Association of Camera Clubs, is in Balboa Park Conference Building Apr. 7. SANTA BARBARA: International Cymbidium Orchid Show is March 29 through Apr. 1 at Earl Warren show grounds. The Geny Brothers Circus is Apr. 6 and 7 at the show grounds. Channel City Horse Show is Mar. 29 and Apr. 1 in Earl Warren Park. "Pirates of Penzance," a Gilbert and Sullivan opera directed by Carl Zytowski, is 8:30 p.m., Apr. 6 through 8 in the UCSB Campus Auditorium. TEMPLE CITY: Fifth Annual Flower Arrangement Tea is 1 p.m., to 8 p.m., Mar. 29 at the Womens Club. Junior Ebells Make Donations Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim members enjoyed a showing of children's fashions at the March general meeting. Spring fashions for the younger set were made by club members and modeled by their children. The young models included: Vicki Pressel, Lisa Sliff, Kim Cook, Pam Cone, Chandler Bell, Brent Willcockson, Randi Pressel, Judi Banks and Shaye Arnold. Mrs. George Reed, president, presided at the business meeting. A variety of donations from the club's charity fund highlighted the meeting. Daniela Colombo, an American Field Service student from Italy, who is attending Anaheim High School, accepted a check for $100 on behalf of the AFS fund. Anaheim's Teen Age Miss for 1962, Miss Sheri Gregg, was presented a $25 savings bond by Mrs. James Whieldon, contest chairman. A nursing scholarship of $150 to the school of her choice was voted to Miss Patricia Williams, a senior student at Marywood High School. 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Mrs. Edward Strickler, social service chairman, accepted a certificate of thanks from the Salvation Army Captain, Mrs. Frank Brown, on behalf of the club. Mrs. Tom Key reported the club's participation in the Ebell Clubs TV monitoring project. Mrs. Gordon Davison, religion chairman, reported the donation of two books to the children's division of the Anaheim Public Library, Mrs. William Matteson, federation chairman, reported on the Orange District convention to be held April 13 at the Mission Inn in Riverside. Read the Classified Columns. ONERS ing Difficulty Hearing? FOR A HEARING AID ON PLAN WITH NO O YOU ner information or phone hearing test and picture S. No obligation of course. OF ANAHEIM PR 4-864$ Complete Sets Innerspring Mattress Matching Box Spring FREE! ... HEADBOARDS! 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