anaheim-gazette 1962-04-05

ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, April 5, 1962 LEGAL NOTICES (Publish: Anaheim Gazette March 29 and April 5, 1962) NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Santa Ana, California Date: March 20, 1962 In pursuance of a resolution of the Board of Supervisors of the Orange County Flood Control District adopted March 20, 1962, directing this notice, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the said Board will receive in Room 218 in the Court House at Santa Ana or before the hour of 10:00 A.M. of April 25, 1962 sealed bids or proposals for the construction of Fullerton Creek Channel, from Highland Avenue to Harbor Boulevard, including removal of an existing warehouse building at Harbor Boulevard (BID SCHEDULE A), and for the construction of Fullerton Creek Channel, from Highland Avenue to Harbor Boulevard including removal and reconstruction of an existing warehouse building at Harbor Boulevard (BID SCHEDULE B), all in the City of Fullerton, Orange County, California. Bids must be made on the form provided for the purpose, addressed to the Board of Supervisors, Orange County Flood Control District, marked "Bid for Construction of Fullerton Creek Channel." Bids will be received for BID SCHEDULE A (Bid Items 1 through 41) and for BID SCHEDULE B (Bid Items 1 through 42). In order to assume consideration of a bid, Contractor shall submit a proposal for both alterate Bid Schedules. The award of a contract will be made in the best interests of the District. Bids shall be for furnishing all labor, equipment and materials in accordance with Plans and Specifications therefor for the following work: SCHEDULE OF WORK ITEMS Item 1 1 Clearing district rights of way and removal of obstructions on a lump sum basis. Item 2 1 Remove warehouse building annex, Sta. 362+35+ to Sta. 364+55+ on a lump sum basis. Item 3 8,950 Cubic yards of channel excavation on a per cubic yard basis. Item 4 2,080 Cubic yards of structure excavation on a per cubic yard basis. Item 5 670 Cubic yards of structure backfill on a per cubic yard basis. Item 6 6,700 Square yards of subgrade preparation on a per square yard basis. Item 7 200 Tons of gravel base on a per ton basis. Item 8 175 Tons of aggregate base, Class 2, on a per ton basis. Item 9 125 Tons of asphalt concrete, Type B, on a per ton basis. Item 10 800 Cubic yards of portland cement concrete, Class A in channel lining—furnish and place on a cubic yard basis. Item 11 262 Weep holes on a per unit basis. Item 12 27 Lineal feet of curb and gutter on a per lineal foot basis. Item 13 40 Lineal feet of curb on a per lineal foot basis. Item 14 800 Square feet of portland cement concrete sidewalk on a per square foot basis. Item 15 1 Construct 16' portland cement concrete driveway, Highland Avenue, Hampstead Avenue, Malden Avenue, on a lump sum basis. Item 16 1 Construct 15' portland cement concrete driveway, Malden Avenue, on a lump sum basis. Item 17 68 Cubic yards of portland cement concrete, Class B, channel berm protection—furnish and place on a cubic yard basis. Item 18 630 Cubic yards of portland cement concrete, Class A, in culverts, transitions and appurtenant structures, furnish and place on a per cubic yard basis. Item 19 168,000 Bases of bar reinforcing steel—furnish and place on a per pound basis. Item 20 21 48-inch wide prestressed concrete deck units on a per unit basis. Item 21 4 36-inch wide prestressed concrete deck units on a per unit basis. Item 22 720 Lineal feet of reinforced concrete piling, furnish on a per linear foot basis. Item 23 24 Reinforced concrete pilles—drive on a per unit basis. Item 24 96 Lineal feet of 18-inch R.C.P. Class IV, in place on a per linear foot basis. THINGS IN SOUT There is such a variety of activities in the Southland this week 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 April 5 through 15 as compiled by the Automobile Club of Southern California. BELL GARDENS: Easter Parade featuring bands, marchers and floats depicting Easter scenes and favorite childhood characters is 2 p.m. Apr. 7. CLAREMONT: "Amigos de Michoacan" is current Padua Hills Theater attraction 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. FURNACE CREEK: Fred Harvey Invitational Golf Tournament is Apr. 5 through 8 on the Furnace Creek course in Death Valley. GLENDALE: "My Three Angels," a light comedy, is current Glendale Center Theater's Doran Branch play. 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: Philharmonic Orchestra presents concerts in Philharmonic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. Apr. 5 and 2:30 p.m. Apr. 6 International Folk Dance Festival. Item 16 1 Construct 15 portland cement driveway, Malden Avenue, on a lump sum basis. Item 17 68 Cubic yards of portland cement concrete. Class B, channel berm protection—furnish and place on a cubic yard basis. Item 18 630 Cubic yards of portland cement concrete. Class A, floor transitions and appurtenuation structures, furnish and place on a per cubic yard basis. Item 19 168,000 Pounds of bar reinforcing steel—furnish and place on a per pound basis. Item 20 21 48-inch wide precast prestressed concrete deck units on a per unit basis. Item 21 4 36-inch wide precast prestressed concrete deck units on a per unit basis. Item 22 720 Linear feet of reefed concrete piling, furnish on a per linear foot basis. Item 23 14 Reinforced concrete plies—drive on a per unit basis. Item 24 96 Lineal feet of 18-inch R.C.P. Class IV, in place on a per lineal foot basis. Item 25 11 Lineal feet of 12-inch C.M.P., 16 ga., in place on a per lineal foot basis. Item 26 22 Lineal feet of 18-inch C.M.P., 16 ga., in place on a per lineal foot basis. Item 27 22 Lineal feet of 24-inch C.M.P., 16 ga., in place on a per lineal foot basis. Item 28 1 Construct 48-inch C.M.P. Smooth-Flo side drain connection on a lump sum basis. Item 29 1 Cut back existing 18-inch concrete pipe, Sta. 354+98, on a lump sum basis. Item 30 1 Construct type "A" catch basin, on a per unit basis. Item 31 1 Construct type "B" catch basin on a per unit basis. Item 32 675 Lineal feet of 8-inch V.C.P. in place on a per lineal foot basis. Item 33 2 Construct standard sewer manholes on a per unit basis. Item 34 1 Construct standard sewer lampholes on a per unit basis. Item 35 10 Construct 4-inch V.C.P. sewer house connection on a per unit basis. Item 36 1 Maintain service and construct double 24-inch V.C.P. sewer siphon at Highland Avenue on a lump sum basis. Item 37 2,385 Lineal feet of Type I, clain link fencing in place on a per lineal foot basis. Item 38 1 12-foot wide chain link gate, furnish and install, on a per unit basis. Item 39 8 4-foot wide chain link gate, furnish and install on a per unit basis. Item 40 1 Maintain traffic and detours on a lump sum basis. Item 41 1 Protect adjacent store building and motel, Sta. 363+35+ to Sta. 364+55+, on a lump sum basis. Item 42 1 Reconstruct warehouse building annex, Sta. 363+35+ to Sta. 364+55+, on a lump sum basis. The foregoing quantities are approximate only, being given as a basis for the comparison of bids, and the Orange County Flood Control District does not, expressly or by implication, agree that the actual amount of work will correspond therewith, but reserves the right to increase or decrease the amount of any class or portion of the work, as may be deemed necessary or expedient by the said District. All bids are to be compared on the basis of the foregoing schedule of work items. Notice is hereby given bidder that in accordance with the provisions of Section 1770 of the Labor Code, the Board of Supervisors of the Orange County Flood Control District has ascertained the prevailing rate of per diem wages for each craft or type of workman needed to execute the contract which will be awarded the successful bidders to take possession. FOREMEN: All foremen not herein separately classified shall be paid not less than $2.00 per day more than the daily rate of the highest classification over which he has supervision. APPRENTICES may be employed in conformity with Section 1777.5 of the California Labor Code. WELDERS: Same wage scale as craft to which welding is incurred as otherwise separately classified. RATE PER HOUR Air Compressor Operator $3.54 Apprentice Engineer and Oiler $3.52 Asphalt Raker and Ironer $3.47 Carpenter $4.00 Cement Finisher $4.04 Cement Dumper (on 1 yd. or larger mixer and handling bulk cement) $3.47 Concrete Corner (impervious membrane) $3.45 Concrete Mixer Operator (skip type) $3.77 Concrete Mixer Operator (mobile mixer) $4.11 Cribbers or Shorer $3.62 Gutting Torch Operator (Demolition) $3.31 Drillers (Core, Diamond or Wagon) $3.71 Fine Grader (Highway and Street Paving only) $3.36 Plugman $2.26 Switchman $2.60 Griffiner Reboundman $3.275 Gunman $3.69 Nozzleman and rodman $4.01 Equipment Greaser $3.77 Ibbers (general or construction) $3.26 Mortarman $3.31 Contractors and Tenders of Pneumatic and Electric Tools, Vibrators and Machines and similar Mechanical Tools (not separately classified herein) Oakkosh or DW-10 or Tournapull operators $4.21 Pipe Layer (sewer pipe—excluding caulkers) $3.52 gels," a light comedy, is current Glendale Center Theater's Doran Branch play. LA JOLLA: Annual Decorators show of San Diego County is Apr. 6 through May 15 at the Catamaran Hotel. Event will feature 16 exhibits of table and garden settings. LOS ANGELES: Philharmonic Orchestra presents concerts in Philharmonic Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. Apr. 5 and 2:30 p.m. Apr. 6 International Folk Dance Festival, featuring Zaharat Ara Anam, is in the Philharmonic Auditorium 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 Objects of the Osage Indians," an exhibition of costumes, ceremonial objects and implements. "Illustration West," a display of commercial illustrations by western artists, is at the Museum of Science and Industry, Exposition Park, through April.22. "Northwest Indian Art" is displayed at Municipal Art Gallery, Barnsdall Park, current through Apr.15. Los Angeles Sportsmen's and Vacation Show, is current through Apr.8 in Pan-Pacific Auditorium featuring camping equipment, boats and accessories, guns, sporting goods, "Tackle Row" and a "Parade of Outdoor Champions." Dedication of Chavez Ravine, new Los Angeles Dodgers Stadium, is Apr.8. Other events in the Stadium include: Dodgers play the Cincinnati Reds in their first home game, Apr.10; Exchange of home plates with Nagoya, Japan; Los Angeles' sister city, Apr.12; Pan American Fiesta night, Apr.13; and ladies night with Miss Dodger and her court of princesses, Apr.14. MONROVIA: Paintings by Del Lucia Lindman are on display in Public Library through Apr.28. MURRIETA: Fifteenth annual Horse Show and Barbecue is Apr.8. Event features barbecue from noon to eight p.m. and pleasure classes for registered Arabians Concrete Curer (impervious membrane) 3.45 Concrete Mixer Operator (skip type) 3.77 Concrete Mixer Operator (mobile mixer) 4.41 Cribbers or Shorer 3.62 Getting Torch Operator (Demolition) 3.31 Delilies (Core, Diamond or Wagon) 3.71 Fine Grader (Highway and Street Paving only) 3.36 Flagman 2.26 Watchman 2.60 Guiding: Reboundman 3.275 Gunman 3.69 Nozleman and rodman 4.01 Equipment Greaser 3.77 Hewkers (general or construction) 3.26 Mortgars 3.31 Contractors and Tenders of Pneumatic and Electric Tools, Vibrating Machines and similar Mechanical Tools (not separately classified herein) Dishkosh or DW-10 or Tournapull operators 4.31 Pipe Layer (sewer pipe—excluding caulkers) 3.57 Pine Caulker (sewer pipe—cement joints) 3.46 Pile Driver Foreman 4.66 Pile Driver Operator 4.41 Pile Driver Man (Bridge or Dock Carpenter) 4.13 Motor Patrol Operator including any type of power blade 4.41 Movement Breaker Operator 4.21 Pump Operator 4.27 Trainin Iron Worker 4.25 Trainairman (heavy duty) 4.21 Trainairman's Helper (heavy duty) 4.52 Rotter Operator 4.12 Spread Operator 4.12 Blds Loader Operator—Hough or similar type) 4.31 Table Power Saw Operator 4.525 Tractor Hi-Lift Shovel Operator 4.41 Tractor Operator (bulldozer, tamper, scraper or drag type shovel) 4.31 Tractor Operator (scraper or drag-type shovel in tandem) 4.46 Trenching Machine Operator 4.12 Truck Driver (dump trucks—less than 4 cu. yd. water level) 3.575 Truck Driver (dump trucks—4 cu. yd., but less than 8 cu. yd. water level) 3.605 Truck Driver (dump trucks—8 cu. yd., but less than 12 cu. yd. water level) 3.655 Truck Driver (dump trucks—12 to 16 cu. yd., water level) capacity) 3.735 Truck Driver (dump trucks over 16 cu. yd., water level) capacity) 3.955 Drivers of Transit-Mix Trucks—under 3 cu. yd. 2.815 Drivers of Transit-Mix Trucks—3 cu. yd., or more 2.955 Druck Oreaser and Tireman 3.905 Universal Equipment Operator (shovel, dragline, derrick, derrickbarge, clamwall, crane or pile driver) 4.41 Winch Truck Drivers Lift per hour additional when operating power winch, A-frame, or similar special attachments. APPRENTICES may be employed in conformity with Section 1777.5 of the California Labor Code. APPRENTICE SCHEDULE Period and Rate The apprentice rate is by percentage of the journeymen's rate unless otherwise indicated Craft: Interval 1st 2nd 2rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th Carpenters 6 months 75 78 81 84 87 90 93 96 Cement Masons 6 months 60 67 74 75 78 81 85 Ironworkers 6 months 77 81 85 89 92 97 The rate of compensation for any classification not listed in the schedule, but which may be required to execute the proposed contract, shall be commensurate and in accord with the rates specified for similar or comparable duties. Provided that not less than one and one-half times the prevailing rate shall be paid for any working time in excess of eight (8) hours in a calendar day and for Saturdays, Sundays and seven legal holidays; travel New Years Day, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas. For less than eight (8) hours per day, the per diem rate shall be that fraction of the foregoing per diem rates that the number of hours worked bear to eight hours. Provided that notwithstanding the general provisions contained herein, Flagmen, Guards, and Watchmen shall be paid not less than one and one-half times the prevailing rate for overtime (overtime shall be time worked in excess of eight hours per day or forty hours per week), and the straight prevailing rate for time worked on Saturday, Sunday, and holidays where such time does not constitute overtime. Bidders' attention is called to the above mentioned Statute which will require them, if awarded the contract, to pay not less than said general per diem rate of wages set forth in said resolution hereinafter mentioned, to all laborers, workmen and mechanics employed in the execution of the proposed contract. The bidding must submit with his proposal a satisfactory check certified by a responsible bank or a bidder's bond and payable to the order of the Orange County Flood Control District for an amount not less than ten (10) percent of a guarantee that the bidding will end the same is awarded to him, and such contract said check will be completed. The amount of the bond to be performance of the contract for sale of the contract price thereof, and equal to fifty (50) percent of the which bond shall provide that if faulty payer or materials provoke upon or about the performer done, or for any work or labor they due under the Unemployment Institution work or labor, that the surety or seller also in case suit is brought upon a fee to be fixed by the court. The contractor will also be made aware that he carries compensation in upon work to be done under the into between him and the said District work. No bid will be accepted from an accordance with the law under Chapter 9 of the Business and Finance California. No bid will be received unlawfully furnished by the Flood Control Executive bidders called to answer to the blank form of proof bidding, etc. The work is to be done in applications on file in the office of the District, Engineering Building, 4000 P.O.Box 1078), Santa Ana, California other contract document forms without charge and copies may be picked up at the District offices by mail. In either case, upon payment price the Plans and Specifications chaser are met to be returned. The Board of Supervisors read all bids and to waive any information with Miss Dodger and her court of princesses, Apr. 14. MONROVIA: Paintings by Del Lucia Lindman are on display in Public Library through Apr. 28. MURRIETA: Fifteenth annual Horse Show and Barbecue is Apr. 8. Event features barbecue from noon to 8 p.m. and pleasure classes for registered Arabians quarterhorse, thoroughbreds and Palominos. OCEANSIDE: Annual Sportfishing Derby, with prizes for best catches, is Apr. 6 through Nov. PALM SPRINGS: Annual Palm MINGS TO SEE SOUTHLAND is such a variety of actithe Southland this week find something to suit his here is the calendar of the area for the period through 15 as compiled by mobile Club of Southern A. GARDENS: Easter featuring bands, marchfloats depicting Easter and favorite childhood is 2 p.m. Apr. 7. EMONT: "Amigos de un" is current Padua center attraction through AR: Southern California Frog Contest is held at grounds Apr. 8. Event frog jumping contest, dog own acts and judo show. ACE CREEK: Fred Harnational Golf Tournament through 8 on the Furnace curse in Death Valley. DALE: "My Three Anlight comedy, is current Center Theater's Doran play. LLLA: Annual Decorators San Diego County is Apr. 15 at the Catamaran Hot will feature 16 exhibits and garden settings. ANGELES: Philharmonic a presents concerts in monic Auditorium; 8:30 5 and 2:30 p.m. Apr. 6 national Folk Dance Festival, 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. Thirteenth Annual Police Show is Apr. 14. PASADENA: "Becket" is currenshow at Pasadena Art Museum. "California Design" is current show at Pasadena Art Museum. Schedule in the Civic Auditorium is as follows; World's Largest Rummage Sale, benefit for Boys Republic, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Apr. 5; Richard Lert conducts the Pasadena Symphony Orchestra, 8:20 p.m. Apr. 11. San Gabriel Valley Science Fair, Apr. 12 through 15; The Weavers, folkssinging group, 8:20 p.m. Apr. 13; and Errol Garner, 8:20 p.m. Apr. 14. POMONA: Arabian Horse Shows are presented each Sunday at 2 and 3:30 p.m. through May at Kellogg Campus of Cal Poly. SAN BERNARDINO: The San Bernardino Civic Light Opera Association presents "The Most Happy Fella" current through Apr. 7 in the High School Auditorium. SAN DIEGO: Instrumental Septet is presented in Public Library, 7:30 p.m. Apr. 4. High School students exhibit their projects in biological and physical sciences at Science Fair Apr. 4 through 8 in Bell Park's ANAHEIM ANAHEIM BOWL — Chariot Room — 1925 W. Lincoln Ave. Paul Gilbert and Dian Hart 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 4-4820. CHARTERHOUSE — 1700 S. Harbor Blvd. Tod Miller's Versatiles from 8:30. Dining and dancing. PR 2-5900. CORAL ROOF — 231 Katella Ave. Joe McConkey, guitar from 8:30. PR 2-7243. DIMTRI'S — 907 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 — 1776 W. Lincoln. Andy Anderson, organ from 8. PR 4-5557. LANCERS — 1640 S. Harbor. The Four Naturals from 8:30. Dining and dancing. KE 5-3720. LUIGI'S — 1001 N. Euclid. Leo ing and dining. OW 7-5711. TRAPPERS INN — 115 N. Harabor Blvd. Betty Rumble, orgafrom 9. OW 7-1375. GARDEN GROVE EBB TIDE — 12771 Harboblvd. Ruby Bishop from 9. Dineand dancing. JE 4-6485. GARDEN SQUARE BOWL — Fire Rock Room — 9580 Garden Grove Blvd. Paul Trimmer Triand Don Chatsfield. Dining and dancing. JE 4-4131. MERRYTIME — 7000 Gardee Grove Blvd. Entertainment from 9. TW 7-5616. THE JOLLY KNIGHT — 600 Garden Grove Blvd. LarreLance at piano from 9. JE 7-5580. FULLERTON ROYAL COACH INN — 1050 W. Valencia Dr. Buddy Kendrick Trio from 9. Dining and dancing. LA 5-8259. COSTA MESA CORAL REEF — The Fighting Cock — 20241 Harbor Blvd. Hanbarto, piano from KI .KI-9471. SPORTSMAN — 1670 Newpoor Blvd., Deltones at piano and guartar from KI .KI-2224. NEWPORT BEACH VILLA MARINA — 1045 Bay side Dr. Skiles and Company from 9 p.m. Dining and dancing. OL5-0200. SAN CLEMENTE SEA SHORE CAFE — Dolphi Roam — 109 El Camino Rea Northrop Sets Fashion Show Newest spring fashions designed for the casual Orange County way of life will be modeled by the "Nortronigals" at the Eleventh Annual Spring Fashion Show Saturday, April 7, sponsored by the Northrop Recreation Women's Club of Anaheim. This year's event is being held at the Balboa Bay Club, Newport Beach. The show, under the supervision of Miss Catherine Kellogg Campus of Cal Poly. SAN BERNARDINO: The San Bernardino Civic Light Opera Association presents "The Most Happy Fella" current through Apr. 7 in the High School Auditorium. SAN DIEGO: Instrumental Septet is presented in Public Library, 7:30 p.m. Apr. 4. High School students exhibit their projects in biological and physical sciences at Science Fair Apr. 4 through 8 in Balboa Park's Federal Building. "Biography," a comedy, is current presentation at the Coronado Playhouse on-the-Strand through Apr. 7. "The Pleasure of his Company," a romantic comedy, is current nightly performance, except Monday, in Old Globe Theater. The Los Angeles Dodgers play Milwaukee Braves in two exhibition baseball games in Westgate Park, 8 p.m. Apr. 7 and 1:30 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: The Gentry Brothers Circus is Apr. 6 and 7 at Earl Warren show grounds. "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. SANTA MARIA: Art and Madonna Show, sponsored by Santa Maria Community Clubs, is Apr. 14 and 15 at Rancho Santa Maria. 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. MON AMI — 235 S. Tustin Ave., Denny Brooks and Vince Monaco and The Balladeers from 9.KE 8-9541. SANTA ANA KONO HAWAIII — 226 S. Harbor Blvd. Benny Kaha's band, Friday and Saturday from 10.Kuuiilue and Cano, Thursday and Sunday from 9.JE 1-1232. JON'S BLACK DERBY — 322 S. Main St. Don Lucas and Rich Matheny Quartet from 9.KI 3-7013. STANTON GASLIGHT — 12435 Beach Blvd.Ralph Shumway, piano from 9.Del O'Ruark, banjo.TW 3-2007. ANSTAY'S STEAK HOUSE — 11752 Beach Blvd. Chuck Rio from 9.Dining and dancing. Cock — 20241 Harbor Blvd.Harbor Barto, piano from 9.KI 5-9471. SPORTSMAN — 1670 Newport Blvd.Deltones at piano and guitar from 9.MI 6-2224. NEWPORT BEACH VILLA MARINA — 1045 Bay side Dr.Skiles and Company from 9.pm.Dining and dancing.Ol5-0200. SAN CLEMENTE SEA SHORE CAFE — Dolphin Room — 109 El Camino ReaAnd Andy Anderson at piano from 8:30.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 — 8122 Bolsa Ave.El Gringo a piano from 9.TW 3-8075. BALBOA ISLAND VILLAGE INN — 129 MarinaDr.Hexel Dell at piano Tuesday through Saturday,Lillian Sunday and Monday from 9.OR 3-4530. Festival Group To Meet April 8 The semi-annual membership get-together of the Festival of Arts Association will be held this spring at the Restaurant terrace of the Festival grounds and rather than the customary evening meeting,a tea will be given on Sunday April 8 at 2:00 p.m. Hosting the afternoon affair,the first membership meeting of this kind to be held for many years will be Mrs.Morgan Cuthertson wife of the president of the board of directors,assisted by other board members wives,the Mmes.David Young,Don Wliamson,Dwight Gibbs,Boris Buszan,A.E.Sugden,and Jane Poyer,the one feminine member of the board. To accommodate a forty-piece orchestra for the Festival of Arts which follows the Festival of Arts in August the orchestra pit depth is being increased by ten feet. Comedy Scheduled "Strange Bedfellows," a comedy set in the early '80s will be performed Newest spring fashions designed for the casual Orange County way of life will be modeled by the "Nortronigals" at the Eleventh Annual Spring Fashion Show Saturday, April 7, sponsored by the Northrop Recreation Women's Club of Anaheim. This year's event is being held at the Balboa Bay Club, Newport Beach. The show, under the supervision of Miss Catherine Wueste, features selections from the Broadway Orange County. The theme of this year's show is "Floral Fantasies." A unique feature of the show is that all models are Northrop employees at the Anaheim facility. The fashion show commences with a 12:30 luncheon. A crowd of more than 400 is expected. LEGAL NOTICES Man ten (10) percent of the aggregate sum of the bid, as agreed that the bidder will enter into the proposed contract if awarded to him, and in event or failure to enter into, contract said check will become the property of the District. Amount of the bond to be given to secure a faithful perforation of the contract for said work shall be fifty (50) percent extract price thereof, and an additional bond in an amount fifty (50) percent of the contract price for said work shall provide that if the person or his subcontractors or any materials, provisions, or other supplies, used in or about the performance of the work contracted to be for any work or labor thereon of any kind, or for amounts of the Unemployment Insurance Act with respect to such labor, that the surety or surreties will pay for the same, and the suit is brought upon the bond, a reasonable attorney's fixed by the court. Contractor will also be required to furnish a certificate of marriage compensation insurance covering his employees to be done under the contract which may be entered when him and the said District for the construction of said work is to be done in accordance with the Plans and Specification file in the office of the Orange County Flood Control Engineering Building, 400 West $th Street (mailing address: 1078), Santa Ana, California. Plans, Specifications and extract document forms will be available for examination charge and copies may be secured at the office of the District, upon payment of $2.65 if at the District offices or payment of $4.69 if requested in either case, upon payment of the appropriate purchase Plans and Specifications become the property of the purchaser not to be returned to the District for refund. Board of Supervisors reserves the right to reject any and to waive any informality in any bid received. Adder may withdraw his bid for a period of thirty (30) time set for the opening thereof. Order of the Board of Supervisors of the Orange County Flood Control District, Orange County, California. L.B. WALLACE County Clerk and ax-officio Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Orange County Flood Control District By Mabel L. Casteix Deputy SAFETY OF SIZE; the big difference at the NATION'S LARGEST FEDERAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ELEVEN OFFICES LIFE FOUND COUNTY Course Offered In Investments The Adult Education Department of Anaheim Union High School announced it is again offering its highly successful course, 'Investments for Women.' Planned and geared to the woman, the course answers an important need. There are eight weekly sessions in the course, and the instructor will be Mr. Lowery Roobian, local investment counselor. Mr. Roobian also taught the previous course, now in its final sessions. The course is scheduled to start next Thursday with no class Easter week and then continue until June 7, 1962. Classes will be on Thursday afternoons from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Registration will be conducted in Room No. 79, Thursday. There will be a registration fee of $1.50 and a course fee of $5.00. 'My Three Angels' Slated by FJC Fullerton Junior College dramatists will present their second week's run of Sam and Bella Spewack's "My Three Angels" today and tomorrow under the direction of George L. Stoughton. The play will be presented in the Fullerton Junior College little theater on N. Lemon St. Places TO GO Sweden Inn smorgasbord restaurant Take your wife and children for a ride to our lovely canyon and invite them to enjoy a home cooked meal in old pleasant atmosphere. open 11-8 daily-mi.92418 modjeska canyon ANSTAY'S DIXIE HOUSE ANSTAY'S DIXIE HOUSE FEATURING Colonel John Henderson and The Rebels ★ DINING ★ DANCING ★ COCKTAILS ★ ENTERTAINMENT Phone 897-6129 11752 BEACH BLVD. (Hwy. 39) the brave bull "ORANGE COUNTY'S GREATEST LATIN ENTERTAINER NIGHTLY" Mario and His Enchanted Guitar 12045 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. GARDEN GROVE (One block West of Harbor) JE 7-9050 IN ORANGE - Open to the Public GOLF HOLES (Not a Pitch & Putt Course) • Pro-Line Golf Equipment, New & Used—For Sale or Hent • Private & Group Instruction • Friday In Ladies' Day • Cafe Facilities KE 2-3762 SANTIAGO PUBLIC GOLF COURSE 580 S. TUSTIN ST. (Between 17th & Chapman) Howard House STARLITE ROOM COCKTAIL LOUNGE FABULOUS ORANGE COUNTY'S LARGEST-FINEST MOTOR HOTEL COFFEE SHOP ACCOMODATIONS FOR 400 PEOPLE RECREATION FACILITIES—5-acre Playground Swimming Pool Putting Green Shuffleboard Badminton ALL ROOMS T.V., Hi-Fi, Radio, Telephones and Air Conditioning BANQUETS AND PRIVATE PARTIES TO 200 Howard House RECREATION FACILITIES— 5-acre Playground Swimming Pool Putting Green Shuffleboard Badminton dancing – cocktails Featuring Don Lucas and Rich Matheny Quartet Comedy Music Every Night But Sunday JON's black derby 322 South Main Santa Ana KI 3-7017 BOWL and WIN A FORTUNE MEN & WOMEN HANDICAP & SCRATCH Here is the only Tournament in the World THAT PAYS $1,000.00 FOR 60TH PLACE BOWL AND WIN A FORTUNE Squads every day — the Big Thrill in Bowling is to Bowl in... MAXIE KOSOF'S FAMED ORIGINAL WORLD OPEN CLASSIC AT LA HABRA "300" BOWL 370 E. 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