anaheim-gazette 1962-04-12

HOP ON AND LET'S GO to the 13th Annual Palm Springs Police Show to be held Saturday, April 14 at the High School Quad. Singer-actor Frank Sinatra gives policewoman Michelle Allor a lift as he takes off on a circuit to spread news. Georgie Jessel, "Toastmaster General of the United States" will be master of ceremonies, and during the three hour show will such great entertainers as Sinatra, Bo Eddie Howard, Ginny Simms, Allan Keely Smith, Harpo Marx, Judy Canov Autry, Molly Bee, and surprise guests. can be obtained by contacting the Palm Police Department. Y Rodeo Set Brown Names Two to Board HOP ON AND LET'S GO to the 13th Annual Palm Springs Police Show to be held Saturday, April 14 at the High School Quad. Singer-actor Frank Sinatra gives policewoman Michelle Allor a lift as he takes off on a circuit to spread news. Georgie Jessel, "Toastmaster General of the United States" will be master of ceremonies, and during the three hour show will have such great entertainers as Sinatra, Bo Eddie Howard, Ginny Simms, Allan Keely Smith, Harpo Marx, Judy Canovy Autry, Molly Bee, and surprise guests can be obtained by contacting the Palm Police Department. Y Rodeo Set Brown Names Two to Board For Weekend Of Chiropractic Examiners National and world cowboy championships go on the line Saturday and Sunday at Devonshire Downs in Northridge with the stating of the first annual West Valley YMCA Rodeo, with proceeds going to the Y's extensive Youth Program. Three go-rounds are scheduled for the initial Y Rodeo, now the major western roundup of the Southern California area and produced by Lysle S. Greenman of Chatsworth. Governor Edmund G. Brown today announced his appointment of Donald Brownell, D.C., of San Diego and Carl E. Remelin, D.C. of Anaheim to the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners. "Both Dr. Brownell and Dr. Remelin have distinguished themselves in the field of chiropractic and, I am sure, will do much to help this important board with its work," the Governor said. Brownell succeeds York, D.C., of Los Angeles;elin succeeds Richard L. D.C., also of Los Angeles; terms of both York and have expired. Remelin, 39, is a natal line, Ill., where he attends elementary and high school;tended Palmer College;practic in Davenport,igan College of ChiropracticLouis, and served his st at Boehmer ChiropracticSt. Louis. He came to CaliforniaA Republican, he is a member of the International Chirop Association and theonia Chiropractic Association. He was named "Chirothe Year" in 1950 by the Research Foundation, a national group of more doctors of chiropractic. He and his wife, Virgia a son, Steven Carl, f daughter, Sandra M months. The family ho 1565 West Katella. Brownell, 64, came fromnia in 1922. He is a Pomeroy, Iowa. He is a state of the Palmer School Chiropractic and is a of the International' Chiropractic Association of which he named a distinguished fi is a Democrat. He and his wife, Ma have a daughter, Mrs. of Palm Springs. NEEDED SERVICE — Expanding with the community, Martin Luther Hospital now has expanded facilities with the opening of four new admitting offices. Convenience and easy-going speed greets the 600 to 700 patients entering the hospital each month. Hospital Guild member Mrs. Earle R. Andrews (left), assists a new patient, being greeted by Mrs. Fran Stephenson, head admitting clerk. COMPLETE TRANSMISSION REPAIR STANDARD AND AUTOMATIC EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ALL TYPES • OVERHAULED • REPARED • EXCHANGED • ADJUSTED FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED Open 7 Days a Week CHARLIE'S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 237-A NORTH EUCLID - Anaheim - KE 3-1715 THINGS TO SEE IN SOUTHLAND ACTIVITIES CENTER AROUND EASTER THI. 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 THECALENDAR OF EVENTS IN THEAREA FOR THEPERIODAPR.12THROUGH22ASCOMPiled BYTHEAUTOMOBILECLUBOFSOUTHERNCALIFORIA. CHINA LAKE: "Wildflower Roundup" is theme of annual wildflower show Apr. 14 and 15. CLAREMONT, "Amigo de Michoacan" ends its run at Padua Hills Theater Apr. 14. "Ofrenda a San Ysidro" opens Apr. 18. 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 will be held through Apr. 15 at the Catamaran Hotel. Event will feature 16 exhibits of table and garden settings. LOS ANGELES: George Bernard Shaw's "Saint Joan" will be presented by the famous Old Vic Company Apr. 17 through 21 in the Orpheum Theater. Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" will be presented by the Company April. 23 through 28. "Bodies Between the Planets" is current show at Griffith Park Planetarium. Featured exhibitions at the County Museum include "Early Silver in California," an exhibition of silver from the Tudor period to the Regency, "Polish Nation! Costumes," and "Wildflower Paintings." Chamber music concerts are presented each Sunday at 3 p.m. "Illustration West," a display PASADENA: "Becket," starring Ray Danton and Ross Martin, is current presentation in the Pasadena Playhouse. "California Design" is current show at Pasadena Art Museum. Schedule in the Civic Auditorium is as follows: San Gabriel Valley Science Fair, Apr. 12 through 15; "The Weavers, folk-singing group, 8:20 p.m. Apr.13; Errol Garner, 8:20 p.m. Apr.14; and Virtuosi de Ronna, 8 p.m. Apr.15. Easter Sunrise Services, with Dr. Carl F. Henry the Westmount Choice vation Army Band, 22 in the Rose Bowl. POMONA: Ara Shows are presented at 2 and 3:30 p.m.at Kellogg Campus. ROSEMEAD: "Tut Remember" is them served in the high teria by the Chamble merce, Apr. 14.M replica of the one s three hour show will introduce entertainers as Sinatra, Bob Hope, Ginny Simms, Allan Jones, Marpo Marx, Judy Canova, Gene Bee, and surprise guests. Tickets will be by contacting the Palm Springs Department. To Board Examiners Brownell succeeds Homer V. York, D.C., of Los Angeles. Remelin succeeds Richard L. Kuxhaus, D.C., also of Los Angeles. The terms of both York and Kuxhaus have expired. Remelin, 39, is a native of Moline, Ill., where he attended elementary and high school. He attended Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa, Logan College of Chiropractic in St. Louis, and served his externship at Boehmer Chiropractic Clinic in St. Louis. He came to California in 1949. A Republican, he is a member of the International Chiropractor's Association and the California Chiropractic Association. He was named "Chiropractor of the Year" in 1959 by the Parker Research Foundation, an international group of more than 5,000 doctors of chiropractic. He and his wife, Virginia, have a son, Steven Carl, 9, and a daughter, Sandra Michele, 8 months. The family home is at 1565 West Katella. Brownell, 64, came to California in 1922. He is a native of Pomeroy, Iowa. He is a graduate of the Palmer School of Chiropractic and is a member of the International Chiropractor's Association of which he has been named a distinguished fellow. He is a Democrat. He and his wife, Marie Mae, have a daughter, Mrs. Joy Welsh of Palm Springs. "Bodies Between the Planets" is current show at Griffith Park Planetarium. Featured exhibitions at the County Museum include "Early Silver in California," an exhibition of silver from the Tudor period to the Regency, "Polish National Costumes," and "Wildflower Paintings." Chamber music concerts are presented each Sunday at 3 p.m. "Illustration West," a display of commercial illustrations by Western artists, is at the Museum of Science and Industry, Exposition Park, through Apr. 22. "Northwest Indian Art" will be displayed at Municipal Art Gallery, Barnsdall Park, through Apr. 15. Dobretch International Circus is in Sports Arena Apr. 13 through 0. Los Angeles Dodgers open their season against Cincinnati in Chavex Ravine, 1 p.m. Apr. 10, and play the same team 8 p.m. Apr. 11 and 12. Milwaukee provides the opposition, 8 p.m. Apr. 13 and 14 and 2 p.m. Apr. 15. Los Angeles Angels play Kansas City, 8 p.m. Apr. 17 and 18 and 1:30 p.m. Apr. 19 and Minnesota 8 p.m. Apr. 20 and 21 and 1:30 p.m. Apr. 22. MONROVIA: Paintings by Del Lucia Lindman are on display in Public Library through Apr. 8. OCEAN PARK: Pacific Oceans Park Teen Age Fair, world's first major exposition for youth, is Apr. 13 through 22. Event features a record display, autograph parties, fashion show, judo and karate champions, display of hot rods and racing cars, and a Miss Teen USA contest. PALMDALE: Annual Lilac Show, featuring displays of all types of lilac blooms grown in the Valley, is Apr. 15. PALM SPRINGS: Men's Club Golf Championship is current through Apr. 14 on the Eldorado Country Club Course. Thirteenth Annual Police Show is Apr. 14 in high school quadrangle. Now—all the fun of red-hot sports car action while you sit in the lap of luxury! The brand new, sports-bred Buick WILDCAT! shows you how. Secret? Advanced Thrust that places her rip-snorting Wildcat V-8 engine over the front wheels. Gives you arrow-straight tracking a totally new kind of sure-footed, Only Buick Dealers have the news for "BUICK SALES UP 10%" SEE YOUR LOCAL AUTHORITY Your Quality Buick Dealer in Anaheim is: STEFAN Easter shopping? Take it easy...take IN SOUTHLAND Dr. Carl F. Henry as speaker, the Westmount Choir and the Salvation Army Band, is 6 a.m. Apr. 22 in the Rose Bowl. POMONA: Arabian Horse Shows are presented each Sunday at 2 and 3:30 p.m. through May at Kellogg Campus of Cal Poly. ROSEMEAD: "Titanic Night to Remember" is theme of dinner served in the high school cafeteria by the Chamber of Commerce, Apr. 14. Menu will be replica of the one served on the night of the sinking of the liner Titanic. SAN DIEGO: More than 3000 colored eggs are hunted by children during La Jolla Easter Egg Hunt at 8 a.m. Apr. 21 on high school athletic field. Children decorate and parade on bikes, trikes, wagons, toy autos, baby buggies and small floats during Easter Program and Tournament of Wheels, Apr. 21 in Balboa Park. San Diego Junior Civic Ballet provides the program. ANAHEIM GAZETTE—7 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, April 12, 1962 ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE KEY B-2663 505 S. 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