anaheim-gazette 1962-04-19

NEW VOICE AT THE MON AMI — Frank McDonald, new feature at the Mon Ami, Orange, along with Lyn Gold, top folk singer recording star. McDonald scored a big hit with fans at the non-alcoholic cabaret. See Orange Spotlight. (Gazette Photo) New Cars To Be Equipped With THINGS TO DO Major community-wide events such as Carlsbad's Spring Hours days, Fallbrook's Farmers and H Fair and Santa Barbara's Birthday Celebration, lead the Southlands calendar of events. Here is the schedule of activities in the area for the period Apr. through 29 as compiled by the Automobile Club of Southern California. CARLSBAD: Spring Holiday is theme of community celebration, featuring parades, garden shows, art and hobby shows, dance and flower shows, Apr. through 29. CHINO: Chino Rancho Association rides into nearby hills for barbecue lunch Apr. 29. Buses are provided for non-riders. CLAREMONT: "Ofrenda a Sysidro" is current Padua Hall Theater attraction. FALLBROOK: Future Farmers and 4-H Fair is Apr. 28 and Event features barbecue, flow show, hobby show and livestock judging. GLENDALE: "My Three Angels," a light comedy, is currently Glendale Center Theater's Don Branch play. HEMET: Renowned "Ramona Pageant" is Apr. 28, 29 and May 5, 6, 12 and 13, in Ramona Bowl. LA JOLLA: Busses leave James By-the-Sea parish house 11 a.m. Apr. 15 for the 26th annual Garden Tours. Flower demonstrations and tea is at the Bear and Tennis Club, 1 to 5 p.m. LOS ANGELES: George Berard Shaw's "Saint Joan" is presented by the famous Old Company current through April in Orpheum Theater. Shakpeare's "Romeo and Juliet" presented by the Company. NEW VOICE AT THE MON AMI — Frank McDonald, new feature at the Mon Ami, Orange, along with Lyn Gold, top folk singer recording star. McDonald scored a big hit with fans at the non-alcoholic cabaret. See Orange Spotlight. (Gazette Photo) New Cars To Be Equipped With Emission Control in One Year New cars sold in California will have to be equipped with crank case emission control devices one year from today following approval of four such devices by the State Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Board here yesterday. The device will be mandatory on all new cars starting in April, 1963, under provisions of the California law. The four devices receiving the MVPCB's unanimous approval were Carter Carburetor of St. Louis, Rechester Products Division of General Motors, Rochester, N.Y., Walker Manufacturing Co. of Jackson, Mich., and Volkswagen of America, Inc. Top price for the devices would be $6.50 factory installed, with an average cost of $5. They operate by returning crankcase or blowby gases to the intake manifold or air cleaner and burning them in the engine. MVPCB engineers estimate that this reduces hydrocarbons by about 25 per cent. CYO Prepares for Girl of Year Ball The Catholic Youth Organization for Young Adults will present its 30th anniversary Girl of the Year Ball in the Biltmore Hotel grand ballroom on Saturday, May 19. Honored will be the most outstanding girl in the CYO federation of young adult clubs, selected on the basis of her contributions to the club, district, federation, church and community. A special guest star will be featured. Continuous music will be provided by the Arvon Daleis band and combo. CHARLIE... "The Paintmaker" Sez... CHARLIE... "The Paintmaker" Sez... BUY IN BULK AND SAVE! $1.99 PER GALLON For the first time, Orange County residents can buy top grade interior or exterior vinyl for only $3.50 per gallon in your own paint can. Buy only what you need . . . A pound, quart, gallon or more . . . NATIONAL PAINT & SUPPLY 11702 BEACH BLVD. — HIWAY 39 — STANTON OPEN DAILY 9 - 5:30 — SUNDAY 10 TO 2 JE 4-4169 THINGS TO SEE IN SOUTHLAND Major community-wide events, such as Carlsbad's Spring Holiday Fallbrook's Farmers and 4-H and Santa Barbara's Birth-Celebration, lead the Southcalendar of events. Here is a schedule of activities in the period Apr. 19 through 29 as compiled by the mobile Club of Southern Calif. RLSBAD: Spring Holidays theme of community celebrations featuring parades, garden art and hobby shows, draught flower shows, Apr. 25 through 29. NNO: Chino Rancho Associates into nearby hills for aucure lunch Apr. 29. Busses provided for non-riders. AREMONT: "Ofrenda a San Joa" is current Padua Hills theater attraction. BILBROOK: Future Farm and 4-H Fair is Apr. 28 and 29. Features barbecue, flower hobby show and livestock ing. ENDALE: "My Three Anni" a light comedy, is current Dalale Center Theater's Doran play. MET: Renowned "Ramonaunt" is Apr. 28, 29 and May 12 and 13, in Ramona Bowl. JOLLA: Busses leave St. By-the-Sea parish house, Apr. 15 for the 26th annual ten Tours. Flower demonstrations and tea is at the Beach Tennis Club, 1 to 5 p.m. ANGELES: George Bernshaw's "Saint Joan" is pre-dy by the famous Old Vic company current through Apr. 21 at Arpheum Theater. Shakes-hes's "Romeo and Juliet" is played by the Company. PASADENA: "Becket," starring Ray Danton and Ross Martin, is current presentation in the Pasadena Playhouse. "California Design 8" is current show at Pasadena Art Museum. Rose and Flower Arrangement Show is presented in Brookside Park. Easter Sunrise Services, with Dr. Carl P. 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. RIVERSIDE: Annual Community Flower Show is Apr. 28 and 29 at the Armory. 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 ballet provides the program. Annual Bonham Brothers Easter Band Concert is in Balboa Park Bowl, 2:30 p.m. Apr. 22. Baritone Myron Carlisle and Pianist Mary Henson presents the program in Public Library, 7:30 p.m. Apr. 25. San Diego Symphony Orchestra is in Russ Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. Apr. 29. "The Pleasure of His Company," a romantic comedy, is currently performance except Monday, in Old Globe Theater. Annual Rose Show is Apr. 28 and 29 in Balboa Park's Conference Building. Padres schedule in Westgate park is as follows: Tacoma, 8 p.m., Apr. 19; Spokane, 8 p.m., Apr. 20 and 21 and 1:30 p.m., Apr. 22; Salt Lake, 8 p.m., Apr. 24, 25 and 26. SAN LUIS OBISPO: Annual College Fair, featuring educational displays, rodeo,' dances, livestock and agricultural produce contest, is Apr. 27 and 28 on Calif. State Polytechnic campus. SANTA BARBARA: Community Birthday Celebration, commemorating 180 years since the founding of the Royal Presidio, is Apr. 22 through 25. Rose Show is in Cabrillo Pavilion Apr. 21 and 22. Easter Sunrise Services are in Manning Park, 6 a.m. Apr. 22. Songs of Old California are presented by Fiesta Music Club in Mission Park, 3:30 p.m. April Home and Decorators Show in the Flower Pavilion, Earlren Show Grounds, April through 29. Weekly, garden tours start Friday at 2 p.m. from the Religion Center. Polo games are played Sunday, 2 p.m., at Santa Barbary Polo Club. SANTA MONICA: Pal Ocean Park's Teen Age world's first major exposition youth, is current through April Event features a record disc autographing parties, ion show, judo and Karate o-pions, display of hot rods and ing cars, and a Miss Teen contest. 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