anaheim-gazette 1962-04-05

SIDELIGHTS Driver Gets Potato Test By Doris Lee The family gave me a driver-personality test this week. It was probably inspired by the fact that I've had a series of mishaps with the car lately. I was hit from the rear, I had a flat tire, I got a ticket for overtime parking and ran into an iron post, all in the space of a month. "There's something wrong with you," they told me. "You're turning into a typical woman driver." The thought terrified me. I always pride myself on being unique in everything, especially driving. So I leaped at the opportunity to take the driver-personality test. The questions probe into your personality to see how effects your driving. There are five possible answers: "very much like me," "somewhat like me," "unlike me" and "very much unlike me." The first statement got me in double right away. It read, "I end it hard to keep my mind on task or job." To which I answered promptly, "Unlike me." "Hold it," said Charlie. "Now it's be honest." "I am honest," I said. "I have one-track mind." "I'll say! And it's never on the right track." "For instance?" "Wait a minute," said Charlie. "Since when don't we give you credit for anything?" "Yeah," said Tony. "Don't we always give you credit for burning the potatoes?" "And for forgetting the Worcestershire sauce?" put in Linda. The next one was, "There are times when it seems that everyone's against me." "And how!" I cried. "Next," said Linda. "'I am generally free from worry about possible misfortunes.'" It's Fate "I believe in predestination." I said. "If the potatoes are going to burn, they're going to burn. I'll take the full load on that." "I very often seek the advice of others,'" quoted Linda. "Sure, I do." "That's a bare-face lie," cured Charlie. "If you did, you wouldn't always be in hot water." "Yeah, the potatoes would instead," said Tony. "How many times have I told you to add more water?" "And about the Worcestershire sauce," said Linda. "All you have to do is consult me before leaving for the store." "Next question," said Charlie. "I usually feel that life is worthwhile.'" 2½ Thousand At Open Bowl The World Open Classic, $141 150-guaranteed tournament now in progress at La Habra "300" Bow has passed the 2,500 mark in entry reservations, according to Maxie Kosof, director of the 8th annual event. The tournament opened a 16-day run March 24 and should eas The first statement got me in trouble right away. It read, "I and it hard to keep my mind on task or job." To which I answered promptly, "Unlike me." "Hold it," said Charlie. "Now it's be honest." "I am honest," I said. "I have one-track mind." "I'll say! And it's never on the right track." "For instance?" "For instance, when you're cooking, the potatoes always burn." Applesauce "Yes," said Linda, "and when you're shopping you never think to buy Worcestershire sauce, and you keep buying tomato sauce even though we're overstocked." "All right, all right," I said, change it to "very much like me." "Second question," said Linda. My relatives find more fault with me than they should." "Very much like me," I said with feeling. You're exaggerating," she said, "but we'll let it go. Next: I nearly always receive all the credit that is coming to me for the things I do." "Unlike me," I said. New Instructor Lt. Col. George B. Parker, USMC (Ret.), 2321 Coronet Ave., Anaheim, has been named an instructor in the Aviation and Missile Safety Division at the University of Southern California. 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 Frank Buzz (Chef Buzzy) and Jerry Jeli 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 aniads, choice of vegetable, Buzzy's own homemade buttermilk bread served with gobs of sweet crenmery 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!" IS WHERE YOU FIND IT is proven by these happy-go-lucky teenage foreign exchange students who will visit andicipate in Teen Age Fair at Pacific Ocean Park during our week holidays. All scholarship students and all 17 years old, they are attending local schools under the auspices of American Field Service Program. Left to right—Shoki Kobe, Japan, attending Westchester High School; Meh-Zeki Gulec, from Denizli, Turkey, Venice High School; Re Rogge, Bremerhaven, Germany, University High School; Monica; Patrick Nonis, Johore Bohru, Malaya, Mira High School; and Sonia Mora-Reyes, San Jose, Costa Redondo Union High School. Supervisors Approve City Construction The Board of Supervisors approved the application of the City of Anaheim on March 27, to construct a 24-foot detour on an unnamed forty-foot wide dedicated roadway connecting La Palma Ave. and White Star Ave. at approximately Red Gum St. in the East Anaheim area. This County roadway is now unimproved and nonmaintained. The City of Anaheim will be constructing a major water transmission line in La Palma Ave. between Jefferson S' and White Star Ave. in the immediate future. Due to the development in the northeast area the traffic on La Palma Ave. is exceedingly heavy during the peak hours and it is critical that La Palma Ave. be available to the traffic wherever possible. E. F. Schmuck Marks Events Silver anniversaries don't often come in pairs, but they did recently in the case of Anaheim man Edward F. Schmuck, when he marked his 25th anniversary with Bank of America only a few days after celebrating a quarter century of married life with his wife, Helen. Schmuck retired from the bank last week. Schmuck, who lives at 509 W. Olmine Neodesk Get Rid of That Weedy Look or It Could Cost You! It's against the law to owe lease, or occupy property in City of Anaheim that is "wetdy." Weeds are not only menacing, but they also create a definite fire hazard. So, every year at this time the Public Works Department eliminates this problem. Here's how to done: City Sanitation Inspectors check each parcel of property in Anaheim to see if a condition exists. If there are weeds on a property, the cost runs close to $15.00 for the average size lot. The property owner may pay this bill directly to the City or the charge will be added to his property tax bill. Public Works Director Thompson Piersall adds that the posting chore began last week. The Inspectors are beginning at the West City Limits working easily. All of the property, with weed problem, will be posted in a proximately three weeks. Last year over 500 acres of weeds were abated both by Contractors and private contractors. Open Bowling Classic World Open Classic, $141. guaranteed tournament now in Las Vegas at La Habra "300" Bowl, passed the 2,500 mark in reservations, according to Kosof, director of the 8th event. Tournament opened a 164-man March 24 and should easypass last year's total en-398, when it was held in Utah, said Kosof. The mail this week were let-through entry applications for World Open Classic from two separated points. Kosof confirmation of an August date in the 20-game singles event from Air Force Major Alvin Kellogg, stationed in Honolulu, Hawaii and another letter from Alene Knuth of the Alaska 49th Star Bowling Team of Anchorage, Alaska, for the team event in May. Basil (Buzz) Fazio, famous Detroit bowler, rolled another 20 games Sunday night after competing in the World Open Classic's initial squad the night before. He fell six pins short of his first 20 games, shooting 4265, averaging slightly over 213. He entered with a 210 average. He's currently in fourth place in the 20-game scratch division. Equal Spring Sing Scheduled Friday at Chapman College Third annual Chapman Coloring Sing will be presented p.m. Friday in the col-editorium. There's Music Air" is the theme of the program which is open to public. Perkins, Chapman basket-tech and professor of physi-acion since 1947, will be and special entertain-ill be provided by the Chapman Cardinal Quartet, who recently singing weekends at and as a barbershop quar- Dapper Dans. Getting for trophies in the sacred, and novelly divi- will be various vocal both small and large, rep-g Chapman student organ- and classes. These will the freshman and sopho-classes and Circle K, Lambdas, Laurels, Thea Zeugmas. Annual event is sponsored Associated Men Students associated Women Students. This year's co-chairmen are Steve Hopkins, a junior from Altadena, and Ruth Gortsema, sophomore from Grangeville' e, Idaho, both sociology majors. Leading Part Audie Murphy has been set by producer Gordon Kay to star in "The Iron Collar," an original outdoor adventure story by Ric Hardman which Kay has just purchased and which his independent company, Gordon Kay & Associates, will make for Universal release. Hardman has been engaged to develop the screenplay on his story. Eight Ballads Margo Moore, starred in Allied Artists' "The George Raft Story," is writing the music and lyrics for eight ballads, and is negotiating for their recording for an LP album. National Orange Show Enjoys Best Year Despite Rainy Spell Records tumbled like ten pins at the 47th annual National Orange Show which closed a highly successful 11-day run Sunday night, March 25. An all-time attendance record of 318,465 was established for the exposition. The previous attendance record was 290,699 set during the 1949 show. A new daily attendance record was set Saturday, March 24 when 67,580 persons passed through the turnstiles, according to Woodrow Miller, president of the 1962 exposition. The previous single day record was established in 1957 when 58,544 persons attended the Saturday show. Four days out of the 11, but fail to dampen the spirits of t crowds. On the final Sunday tric fic was snarled for miles around the intersection of E and M Sts., main corner of the expo tion grounds. Thousands of p sons turned away because their inability to find parking cilities. A combination of "big name stage shows and the return of the format of previous success orange shows is credited with the outstanding success of 1962 exposition, by Ken W. Dyne the show's secretary-manager. Al Freedman, owner of Royal West Shows which oper Pretty Mary Jane Saunders, co-star of TV's "Wells Fargo" with Dale Robertson, will act as Parade Marshall at first annual West San Fernando Valley Rodeo at Devonshire Downs in Northridge Saturday and Sunday, April 14-15. RCA-sanctioned event will attract more than 250 of nation's greatest professional cowboys, proceeds going to Y's Youth Program. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. PRUDENT MANAGEMENT: proven for 37 years at the NATION'S LARGEST FEDERAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ELEVEN OFFICES Anaheim Softball Season Will Get Underway May 7 The 1962 softball program, sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, gets underway May 7. Dave Sommers, supervisor of men and boys' activities, announced this week. Sommers looking ahead to another season, said that the Department is in the primary stage of organizing this year's program and that all those interested in registering a team in the program should contact his office. Arts Program In Park Plans If you're one of those who has an interest in Arts and Crafts—then lend an ear. The Anaheim Park and Recreation Department is currently compiling a list of persons who would be interested in participating in a comprehensive Arts and Crafts Workshop program. This activity will be conducted in the recently constructed crafts center at 2660 W. Broadway. This facility is equipped with top and front loading automatic electric kilns, potter's wheel, a variety of flexishaft and small power tools to accommodate ceramics, enameling, jewelry making, lapidary and other arts and This year there will be three basic leagues: Open, Industrial and Church. If the entries are great enough, divisions will be made of these leagues. "Last year we had 53 teams in the program and we expect approximately the same interest this year." Sommers said. Regarding the pre-season double elimination tournament April 23, it is being held to place the new entries in one of the respective divisions." A managers meeting will be held April 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Recreation Department's new office, located at 630 N. Los Angeles Street. Registration fee will be $80 for all teams. The fee will include officials, pre-season and post-season tournaments and all league games — plus awards for tournament and league play. Fields will be available for practice in the evenings starting April 2 through April 20. Those teams interested in using the fields must have paid at least one-half of their entry fee or be charged $5.00 per hour for field rental prior to practicing. For further information, call the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department at PR 6-0110, Ext. 256. Deadline for all applications will be April 30. Empire Needed for Softball with the softball season ready set underway within the next weeks, the Anaheim Park Recreation Department is ing a call for umpires. Since the pre-season tournat starts April 23, supervisor men and boys' activities, the Sommers, has requested those interested in umpiring contact the Park and Recreation Department at PR 6-0110, 256. Official's clinic will be on April 14 at 9:30 p.m. at Jason Park Field. A written will be conducted at the department's new office locatat 630 N. Los Angeles et. April 17, at 7:00 p.m. umpires will be paid $4.00 a e. Show Enjoys Rainy Spell Days out of the 11, but failed to pen the spirits of the ids. On the final Sunday trafadas snarled for miles around intersection of E and Mill main corner of the exposigrounds. Thousands of perturned away because of inability to find parking fas. Combination of "big name" shows and the return to format of previous successful shows is credited with outstanding success of the exposition, by Ken W. Dyal, now's secretary-manager. Freedman, owner of the 1 West Shows which operat- 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 Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES Pol. Adv. AL MARCOUX for CITY COUNCIL Anaheim Planning Commissioner and Park and AL MARCOUX for CITY COUNCIL Anaheim Planning Commissioner and Park and Recreation Commissioner for 3 years. Chamber of Commerce since 1949, Associate Director for past 3 years. Halloween Festival Chairman and Director for 14 years. A member of the Advisory Committee of the Executive Board for the Boy Scouts. Member of the Lions Club. Past Board Member of the Red Cross for 8 years. Member of the Southern California Planning Congress. Ruling Elder for the Presbyterian Church. - MY PLATFORM - 1. New Zoning Ordinance for Revamping of Present Ordinance to Protect Property Owners From Encroachment. 2. Approval of a Master Plan for Anaheim. 3. Park Development for the Entire City. 4. Lower Tax Levies. 5. Encouragement of Private Enterprise. Vote "Yes" For Al Marcoux