anaheim-gazette 1962-05-03

S.S. Catalina to Resume Daily Sailings With Avalon Festival The S. S. Catalina, the Southland's favorite vacation and cruise ship, resumes daily sailings to Avalon Town May 4th to open the three-day Catalina Spring Festival, a music-filled, fun-in-the-sun program for the entire family. The opening of the 1962 season at Catalina, in addition, offers a wide variety of outdoor and indoor entertainment, including a boat and water ski show, a comic diving exhibition, brass band concerts, a gala King Neptune's Ball in Avalon's famed Casino, as well as dozens of other special events during 72 hours of weekend family fun. Jay North, television's Dennis the Menace, will be Grand Marshall of the parades, appearing as King Neptune, Jr. There will be a contingent of movie stars and other personalities who will participate in the festivities. Yacht clubs and boat owners from all over the Southern Cali- formia coast will converge for a nautical rally in Avalon Bay. The boating fraternity will stage a dinghy parade, reviewed by King Neptune, and prizes will be offered for the best-decorated dink. New Data Center Approved at OCC Development of final plans and specifications for the business data processing center at Orange Coast College was given the green light this week (4-9) by the Board of Trustees. Th new data processing center will be used in the college instructional programs as well as for record keeping in attendance and accounting. It is being designed to accommodate both the present campus of Orange Coast and the new Huntington Beach campus. ACADEMY of BASKETBALL COMPLETE INSTRUCTION IN THE FUNDAMENTALS OF BASKETBALL 8 Hrs. Instruction $30.00 For Boys—Ages 8-16 Years 6 Separate Classes June 18 to July 28 Phone KI 3-9335 8 Hrs. Instruction $30.00 For Boys—Ages 8-16 Years 6 Separate Classes June 18 to July 28 Phone KI 3-9335 GETTING READY to board Jackie Barton, Susan Brin Chuck Henry and Ken Barnett PAID QUARTERLY ON IN PAID QUARTERLY ON IN PLUS NEW EXTRA IN NOW YOUR SAVINGS CAN EARN INTER even after the 10th of the month, wh the end of any quarter. This mean UP TO 21 EXTRA DAYS OF INTERE Come in or open your account by mail...we pay transfer of your savings account from anywhere placed or postmarked by the 10th earn from th "Orange County's most convenient financial corr KEYSTONE 655 N. Euclid Ave. at Crescent • Anaheim Ronald W. Caspers, President Opposite Broadway Shopping Center Phone PR 2-7440 ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA 2961 E. 4WK 'AwparnuL LEN ROBERTS, far right, goes over plans for the Teen Club members, Dick Bennink, president of 9th grade, Dale Jr. and chairman of executive council. Second from left are E. faro, co-ordinator, Kristy Gray, president of 7th grade and secretary on executive council and Larry Brankov, president of Dale 8th grade group. Men in Service Edward W. Wiese, fireman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Wiese of 313 N. Rose St., Anaheim is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Midway, which is scheduled to depart her home port at Ala-meda, Calif.. Apri. 6. for a month tour of duty with theenth Fleet in the Western Pvt. Stephen P. Corey, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Corey of 1412 E. Rosewood Anaheim, has completed of testing and screening Naval Air Technical Training Memphis, Tenn. EDTING READY to board bus to mountains are left to right, Jackie Barton, Susan Brindle, Pat McWilliams, Kathy Priest, Jack Henry and Ken Barnes. Edward W. Wiese, fireman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Wiese of 313 N. Rose St., Anaheim, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Midway, which is scheduled to depart her home port at Ala- 3% CURRENT RATE PER ANNUM ON INSURED SAVINGS ON INSURED SAVINGS EXTRA INTEREST PLAN EARN INTEREST FROM DATE RECEIVED, month, when funds remain through this means extra interest to you – INTEREST IN ANY ONE MONTH. ail...we pay postage. We will gladly handle the m anywhere in the world free of charge. Funds learn from the 1st! ENT FINancial corner* Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Caspers, President PR 2-7440 NITE LIFE IN AND AROUND ORANGE COUNTY 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.. Lynn Gold, Frank McDonald from 9. KE 8-9541. ANAHEIM ANAHEIM BOWL — Chariot Room — 1925 W. Lincoln Ave. Ink Spots and Pat Harrington, Jr., 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 4-8020. CHARTERHOUSE — 1700 S. Harbor Blvd, Freddie Slack Combo from 8:30. Dining and dancing. PR 2-5900. CORAL ROOF — 231 Katella Ave. Joe McConkey, guitar from 8:30. PR 2-7243. DIMITRI'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. Norman Brown Sexet in mai lounge from 8:45. PR 4-2956. GREGG'S STEAK HOUSE — 2571 W. La Palma. Ray Middleton Trio from 8:45. Dining and dancing. TA 8-1620. bor Blvd. Benny Kaha's band, Friday and Saturday from 10. Kuuiliue 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 37013. STANTON GASLIGHT — 12435 Beach Blvd. Ralph Shumway, piano from 9. Del O'Ruark, banjo. TW 3-2007. ANSTAY'S STEAK HOUSE — 11752 Beach Blvd. The Rebels from 9. Dining and dancing. 897-6129. LA HABRA MONARCO'S — 251 E. Whittier Blvd. Amber Kaye from 9. OW 7-9160. CAPRI — 701 N. Harbor Blvd. Jack and Jill Trio from 9. Dancing and dining. OW 7-5711. TRAPPERS INN — 115 N. Harbor Blvd Betty Rumble, organ from 9. OW 7-1375. GARDEN GROVE EBB TIDE — 12771 Harbor Blvd. Ruby Bishop from 9. Dining and Dancing. JE 4-6485. GARDEN SQUARE BOWL — Fire Rock Room — 9580 Garden Grove Blvd. Paul Trimmer Trio and Don Chatsfield. Dining and dancing. JE 4-4131. MERRYTIME — 7000 Garden Grove Blvd. Entertainment from 9. TW 7-5616. THE JOLLY KNIGHT — 668 Garden Grove Blvd. Larry Service Pvt. Stephen P. Corey, USMC, on of Mr., and Mrs. Sherman Corey of 1412 E. Rosewood St. anaheim, has completed a week of testing and screening at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tennessee NEEDA, Calif., April 6, for a seven-month tour of duty with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. Pvt. Stephen P. Corey, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Corey of 1412 E. Rosewood St., Anaheim, has completed a week of testing and screening at the Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, Tenn. Marine Pfc. Ronald B. Benbow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Benbow of 1234 Fremont St., Anaheim, was graduated, March 30, from the Aviation Electrician's Mate School at the Naval Air Technical Training Unit, Jacksonville, Fla. Marine Lance Cpl. Joe M. McDaniel, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McDaniel of 1009 Irine Pl., Anaheim, is serving with the Third Marine Aircraft Wing at the El Morro Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana. Army Pvt. Roy J. Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton J. Bennett, 2627 W. Rome Ave., Anaheim, recently completed the artillery tracked vehicle maintenance course at The Artillery and Missile School, Fort Sill, Okla. Army Sergeant First Class Eugene E. Besso, son of Mrs. Mararet E. Besso, 1754 S. William Miller Dr., Anaheim, recently assigned to the Range Support Battery at McGregor Guided Missile Range, N. M. Army Pvt. Russell M. Knapp, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Knapp, 138 W Margate Dr., Anaheim, is receiving advanced individual heavy infantry weapons training at Fort Ord, Calif., the training is scheduled to end May 4. Army Pvt. David L. Ramsey, chose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Lyon, live at 11855 Boen St., Anaheim completed advanced individual heavy infantry weapons training at Fort Ord, Calif., April 6. Jose R. Guerrero, hospital 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. Norman Brown Sextet in mai lounge from 8:45, PR 4-2956. GREGG'S STEAK HOUSE — 2571 W. La Palma, Ray Middleton 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 Vining, organ from 9. PR 6-0890. PALMS — 1010 E. Orangethorpe. Tommy Hearn Trio from 9. Dining and dancing. TR 1-2410. ROBERT'S ROOM — 819 S. Euclid. Darlene at piano from 3:30 to 6 p.m. and Don West from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. KE 5-6178. ROYAL ARCHER — 815 S. Brookhurst, Rod Cameron, piano afternoons, Lenny Graves from 9 p.m. PR 2-5355. SHOWBOAT — New Orleans Lounge — 1747 S. Harbor Blvd. George Rock Combo from 8:30. Dining & dancing. PR 2-8440. WATERWHEEL — 1154 N. Euclid Ave. Audrey Flloyd, organ. Bill Dwyer, guitar, from 8:30.KE 5-1001. KING'S ROW — 409 W. Katella Ave. Tune Twisters from 9.Dining and dancing.PR 6-1300. HARRIS' RESTAURANT — 1850 Harbor Blvd.The Cousins from 10.JE 4-5050. SANTA ANA KONO HAWAII — 226 S.Har Employment Sets New Record Here Civilian employment in California in March 1962 set a new record for that month, according to a report on current economic conditions in California given April 13 to the Board of Directors of the California State Chamber of Commerce by Milton M. Teageu third vice president. March employment was 6,079,a gain of 151,000 over the EBB TIDE — 12771 Harbor Blvd.Ruby Bishop from 9.Dining and Dancing.JE 4-6485. GARDEN SQUARE BOWL — Fire Rock Room — 9580 Garden Grove Blvd.Paul Trimmer Trio and Don Chatsfield.Dining and dancing.JE 4-4131. MERRYTIME — 7000 Garden Grove Blvd.Entertainment from 9.TW 7-5616. THE JOLLY KNIGHT — 666 Garden Grove Blvd.Larry Larance at piano from 9.JE 7-5580. FULLERTON ROYAL COACH INN — 1050 W.Valencia Dr.Buddy Kendricks Trio from 9.Dining and dancing.LA 5-8259. COSTA MESA CORAL REEF — The Fighting Cock — 20241 Harbor Blvd.Hank 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 BaysideDr.Skiles and Company from 9.p.m.Dining and dancing.OR 5-0200. SAN CLEMENTE SEA SHORE CAFE — Dolphin Room — 109 El Camino Real.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 — New Record Here Civilian employment in California in March 1962 set a new record for that month, according to a report on current economic conditions in California given April 13 to the Board of Directors of the California State Chamber of Commerce by Milton M. Teageu third vice president. March employment was 6,079,000, a gain of 151,000 over the same month last year. Total civilian unemployment was 467,000, a decrease of 13.4 percent from the previous March, while the total labor force of 6,546,000 represented an increase of 1.2 percent over the same month last year. 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 Premier GRAND OPENING WEEK OF MAY 6 Make Your Reservations Early! JE 4-8020 Mike Stimac-Maitre D' Presenting in the Prince Valliant 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 5-2316 in ORANGE BRANDINI'S 214 N. Tustin Ave. KE 8-90