anaheim-gazette 1962-04-26

Parks and Recreation Lists Spring Program By FRANK EVANS Looking forward to an outstanding spring program, the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department announces that classes in cake decorating, gourmet flower arranging and hat making are still opened. Also listed on the program are modern arts crafts, money management golf, tiny tots, social dances, elim 'n trim, band and orchestra and bridge. In a breakdown of the courses it was learned that cake decorating offers suggestions in trimming and decorating birthday or special occasion cakes — once a week for eight weeks. Each person attending is to bring their own supplies. Already underway is a class for tiny frogs. This is a planned play program for children three and one-half and four years old. Mothers are expected to assist several times with program during the session. Classes will be held twice a week for eight weeks. Tuesday, a course in gourmet opened. This program offers the use of herbs, how to prepare special salads, vegetables, garnishes, tea sandwiches and party foods, and will be held once a week for eight weeks. Also on Tuesday, an authentic Japanese flower arranging course started. The fundamentals of Oriental flower arranging, newest trends and methods are to be taught. The course be given at a later date. More information will be available after Easter vacation. Dates, time, place and fee for the programs are available by calling the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department at PR 60110. Ext. 256. The Park and Recreation Department also announces that pre-registration is required for all classes at the Recreation Office, 630 N. Los Angeles St., with the exception of the instrumental class. The office hours are 8:00 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. There are no refunds once classes have started. Non- students of the Anaheim School trict will be required to pay the established fee. These programs are co-atively sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department in conjunction with the Anaheim High School, Anaheim Elementary School and the Magna School District. Gamble Pays Off for Two in New Venture With Public Relations Got time for a local success story — one of those true life fairy tales. Two self-admitted youngsters, both in their late 20's, took a gamble on April 2 and opened up a prestige relations firm in Anaheim. Doug Miles of Garden Grove quit his job as reporter and Carl Hatfield Jr. of Anaheim ended his six-year fulltime position as public information officer with the City of Anaheim. "We stepped out into the cold black world with a couple of shoestrings, a few ideas and a lot of confidence," mused Hatfield. "And ever since, the Good Luck been pushing us into the spots at the right time," ad Miles. This is the client record Hatfield Miles and Associates their first three weeks of business. Charter House Hotel, Ameri Home Modernizing Institutional contract for the California Miss Universe Pageant, Neil Dye Construction Co., and Democratic Congressional candidate Bill Spelliscy as well as the chairman of Anaheim's public informa bureau. "It's rather fantastic," he echoed. "We're even amazed." Tuesday, a course in gourmet opened. This program offers the use of herbs, how to prepare special salads, vegetables, garnishes, tea sandwiches and party foods, and will be held once a week for eight weeks. Also on Tuesday, an authentic Japanese flower arranging course started. The fundamentals of Oriental flower arranging, newest trends and methods are to be taught. The course is offered once a week for eight consecutive weeks. Last Thursday, the hat making class opened. How to pep up a wardrobe and add a new touch is the plan of the class. Tuesday, a course in slim 'n trim opened at Savanna High school gym. There will be only a limited number of registrations available for each class. The course includes one hour exercise and one hour volleyball. A slim 'n trim class will also have a program offered at Brookhurst Junior High School. The first class started last night. For those interested in social dance, an eight-week course for intermediate dancers is underway. Beginners too will have a program starting tonight. The classes will feature American and Latin dancing, waltzes and the fox trot. Latin dance classes will include the Cha Cha, Tango and Samba. A modern art crafts course, designed to emphasize the newer art crafts which are becoming well known and popular. The course includes printing, collage, matting and decorator accessories of polyester resin with colored crushed glass. That class started Monday. The popular cardi class in bridge opened Tuesday. This is a refresher course for players. For the intermediates, who want to improve their game, a bridge class started Monday. If you've always wanted to learn how to play an instrument, the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department has set up an instrumental adult beginner's class. There will be instruction on all instruments except piano, guitar and accordion. Classes start tonight. Concerning golf classes, the starting dates for women, both beginners and intermediates, will Fullerton Junior College and Santa Ana College have agreed to drop the annual Turkey Day football classic and to play next season on November 17, 1962, in Fullerton Stadium, it was announced this week along with the Fullerton JC football schedule. Dean Ivan C. Malm, athletic coordinator for FJC, said that most other Thanksgiving Day games in the nation have been discontinued and that both coaching staff concerned agree that the game should be dropped. Reasons for the discontinuance are these: (1) The Eastern Conference expansion to 10 teams makes the extra game difficult to schedule; (2) Both teams have won the same number of Turkey Bowl games to date, making it an ideal time to end the series; (3) Bowl selections are usually made before Thanksgiving, and there is a good deal of risk in making or accepting a bowl bid before the close of the season; (4) Thursday game always gives a team too little time from game of the week before to prepare for the game; and (5) Santa Ana and FJC would be the only two junior colleges in the state with incomplete seasons by November 17. Under the new arrangement Fullerton's game schedule for next season will be as follows: Sept. 22, Fullerton at Grossmont; Sept. 28, Mt. San Antonio at Fullerton; Oct. 6, Fullerton at Chaffey; Oct. 12, Southwestern at Fullerton; Oct. 18, Fullerton at Orange Cost; Oct. 27, San Bernardino at Fullerton; Nov. 2, Fullerton at Riverside: Nov. 9, Fullerton at Citrus; Nov. 17, Santa at Fullerton. All games are to be played p.m. John Muir To Be Topic at Club An insight into John Muir man as well as John Muir conservationist will be presented by William F. Kimes May 14, fore the Orange County Group the Sierra Club. Doris Steele, chairman, will open the meeting at 8 p.m. in Spurgeon Room of Santa Ana Public Library. Muir, founder of the Siegel Club in 1892, was also instrumental in the establishment of the national Parks System. On one of his recent trips learn more about Muir, Kim who is a resident of Newport Beach and business manager of Orange Coast College, had occasion to visit with the 93-yearson of John Swett who was personally acquainted with Muir, a thus add to his research on man. Brandon Gets Role Brandon de Wilde was announced this week at Paramount for top role of Lor. nephew of P.J.Newman, in "Wildest of Thousand." Texas located production starring Newman which begins shooting next month. Feature will be co-produced If you've always wanted to learn how to play an instrument, the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department has set up an instrumental adult beginner's class. There will be instruction on all instruments except piano, guitar and accordion. Classes start tonight. Concerning golf classes, the starting dates for women, both beginners and intermediates, will HILGENFELD MORTUARY tour Satisfaction Our Concern 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Dinner Dance The Garden Grove High School "Class of 1932" will hold a dinner dance at the Charter House Hotel Saturday night, according to Lester C. Kirk, chairman. In Anaheim (New Location) R.P. Alexander's presents the BRAND NEW BRANDING IRON STEAK HOUSE 2141 SO. HARBOR BLVD. — One Mile South of Disneyland 6th Anniversary Premier GRAND OPENING WEEK OF MAY 6 Make Your Reservations Early! JE 4-8020 Mike Stimac-Maitre D' Presenting in the Prince Valiant Lounge LEWIS & SANCHEZ America's Foremost Musical Duo—Mon. thru Sat. Your favorite BRANDING IRON STEAKS are also available in LA HABRA LAMPLIGHTER 2555 W. Central LA 5-2216 in ORANGE BRANDINI'S 214 N. Tustin Ave. KE 8-8008 ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, April 26, 1962 Two in New Relations TRAPPED — Charles Callaci, playing the lead in The Marquee Theatre’s “Tunnel of Love,” protests feebly as supporting actress Mac Woolsey works her womanly wiles on him. The three-act comedy opens this weekend April 27 and 28 at the Ebell Club in Santa Ana, and will also play May 4 and 5. For tickets call KI 2-6808 or KI 3-8645. READ AND USE THE WANT ADS! TRAPPED — Charles Callaci, playing the lead in The Marquee Theatre’s “Tunnel of Love,” protests feebly as supporting actress Mac Woolsey works her womanly wiles on him. The three-act comedy opens this weekend April 27 and 28 at the Ebe’l Club in Santa Ana, and will also play May 4 and 5. For tickets call KI 2-6898 or KI 3-8645. READ AND USE THE WANT ADS! Up Annual Football Game at Riverside; Nov. 9, Fuller-at Citrus; Nov. 17, Santa Ana-fullerton. games are to be played at 8 John Muir To Be Pic at Club insight into John Muir the as well as John Muir theervationist will be presented William F. Kimes May 1, be-the Orange County Group of Sierra Club. ris Steele, chairman, will the meeting at 8 p.m. in the geon Room of Santa Ana e Library. uir, founder of the Sierra in 1892, was also instrument-the establishment of the Na-Parks System. one of his recent trips to more about Muir, Kimes, is a resident of Newport and business manager of Geo Coast College, had occasion visit with the 93-year-old of John Swett who was pery acquainted with Muir, and add to his research on the London Gets Role London de Wilde was announc- week at Paramount for the le of Lor. nephew of Paul man, in "Wildest of the and," Texas localed pro-starring Newman which shooting next month. The will be co-produced by GIANTS OF CALIFORNIA GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE ★ ★ NATION'S LAKE The Golden Gate Bridge, rising 746 feet above beautiful San Francisco Bay and built at a cost of $35 million, is America's largest single-span suspension bridge. California Federal Savings is the nation's largest federal savings association. 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