anaheim-gazette 1962-04-05

Home Show Will Continue Through This Weekend at CM Fairgrounds The 8th Annual Orange County Home Show will continue through this weekend at the Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa under sponsorship of the Orange County Builders Assn. The event, sponsored annually by the builders, is designed to show the latest in building materials, furnishings, appliances and other products for the home. Products are displayed for easy viewing in decorated booths in the 82,000 sq. ft. New Products Pavilion (formerly the Commercial Exhibits Bldg.). Free entertainment is provided by The Travelers Three, a folk-singing trio which has gained popularity in many of the nation's finest entertainment spots. The Travelers Three appear twice each night and will give additional matinee shows Saturday and Sunday. A highlight of Sunday's events will be the awarding of the Georgia Pacific Home, a three-bedroom, all gas house donated to the Home Show by the Westport Development Co. of Anaheim. Any adult may qualify to win the home merely by registering at the show. No obligation is attached to registration according to A. W. (Al) Rabalais and E. J. (Ned) Cantillon, co-chairmen of the Home Show. Tomorrow's Theater To Be Fair Display A preview of the theater of tomorrow — in which the entire audience will revolve around a multiple-set stage — will be introduced at the Seattle World's Fair. To be known as Le Petit Theater, this unique showhouse will feature a two-set stage which stands still while the audience is rotated 60 degrees, like a lazy susan. The innovation is in keeping with the futuristic world-of-tomorrow theme of the Seattle Fair, which opens April 21 and runs through October 21. NEIGHBORHOOD CONVENIENCE: you are near the NATION'S LARGEST FEDERAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ELEVEN OFFICES ENGINEER BILL, star of the KO show, "Carteen Express," will of fun into the parking lot of Food Giant Market, 3724 No Saturday, at 10 a.m., it was PUNDAMENTALS GOOD BASKET DON PERKINS — Co. FOR BOYS AGES 8 - 16 CLASSES—CHAPMAN COLL Starting June 18 to July 7, Ju Not sponsored by Chapman FOR FURTHER INFORM WRITE OR CALL Academy of Bas CONTACT: Dir. of Admission Or Call TO THE AN LET IT I IN SUP "THE GREAT LET IT BE IN SUPP "THE GREAT COMMITTEE P ENDORSE A. FRE JOHI FOR T LET THE PEOPLE BE Screen Stars To Be at Park A star-studded list of Hickwood personalities will mingle guest appearances at Pacific Ocean Park during the run of Teen Age Fair, April 12-22, with KFWB's Bill Ballance, the "Special Voice of the Fair," on hand to introduce them. Opening the Fair prematurely night, April 18, will be Jim Darren, Bobby Vee, and Ruth Hamar. Among favorites scheduled for afternoon autograph parties is Molly Boe, Bob Denver, Dwain Hickman, Sheila James, Ron Per, and Marlo Tiomas. Stars appearing on evening casts originating at the Pover KTLA, Channel 5, will include Vic Dana, Tony Dow, and Dean Paul Peterson, Shilyn Fabares, Clark Trobough, Jo Severson, and Clairette. The Miss Teen U.S.A. Pageant and contest, a four day highlift of the Fair, will also feature guests. Donna Loren and Rod Lauren will be Pageants April 19. Others will be announced shortly. A distinguished panel of judges will select three finalists a evening of the Pageant, April 18, and 20, with finals to be held April 21. Columbia Records Gives Collection Columbia Records has presented Fullerton Junior College library with a collection of 60 longplay Masterworks of Classical and semi-classical music. NEER BILL, star of the KHJ-TV television "Carteen Express," will roll a trainload into the parking lot of the Santa Ana Giant Market, $724 No. Main St., this day, at 10 a.m., it was announced by market manager Glenn Davis. "Every young engineer," said Davis, "is invited over to meet Engineer Bill and play the Big Whistle Game. Naturally, the big show is free, at Food Giant." FUNDAMENTALS & TECHNIQUES OF GOOD BASKETBALL DON PERKINS — Consultant FOR BOYS AGES 8 - 16 YEARS CASSES—CHAPMAN COLLEGE GYM ng June 18 to July 7; July 9 to July 28 Not sponsored by Chapman College FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WHITE OR CALL Academy of Basketball ACT: Dtr. of Admissions, 5391 Amy Ave. Garden Grove Or Call KI 2-9325 ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 500 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 VIRGIL PINKLEY, Editor and Publisher Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. Member, California Newspaper Publishers Association THE PEOPLE ANAHEIM IT BE KNOWN THAT IN SUPPORT OF GOOD GOVERNMENT REATER ANAHEIM CITY IT BE KNOWN THAT IN SUPPORT OF GOOD GOVERNMENT GREATER ANAHEIM CITY TREE FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT INC. A CALIFORNIA NON-PROFIT CORPORATION ENDORSES – SUPPORTS – RECOMMENDS A. J. SCHUTTE FRED T. KREIN OHN S. WRIGHT FOR THE ANAHEIM CITY COUNCIL THE WELFARE OF THE E BE THE SUPREME L 2—ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, April 8, 1862 BAGGOTT & TROUTMAN Undertaking One-Fifth Less ANAHEIM MORTUARY "Chapel of the Bells" Don Baggett PR 6-1800 Bill Troutman (Pol. Adv.) AN INVITATION to Meet and Know JACK C. DUTTON CANDIDATE FOR ANAHEIM CITY COUNCIL Your right to vote is America's greatest freedom—but the uninformed voter is America's greatest hazard. Because Jack C. Dutton believes this to be true he would like the opportunity to meet you personally. If you, or any group, would like to discuss Anaheim City government, candidate Jack C. Dutton will be pleased to meet with you anytime, day or night, in your home, or club room. The Terrace Room of The Palms Restaurant is available any morning for groups from two to two hundred who wish to know candidate Dutton and also give him the privilege of knowing their aims and desires. BE SURE TO VOTE APRIL 10TH BUT BE SURE YOU KNOW YOUR CANDIDATE PHONE PR 2-8711 KE 5-3850 THAT MENT CITIZEN'S GOVERNMENT" FRIENDS TE IN IGHT OF THE ME LAW