anaheim-gazette 1962-05-10

THINGS TO SEE IN SOUTHLAND Escondido's annual Citricado Days celebration, the 16th annual Ojai Music Festival and the observance of Armed Forces Day at Camp Pendleton top the list of things to see and do in the Southland this week. Here is the schedule of activities in the area for the period May 10 through 19 as compiled by the Automobile Club of Southern California. CLAREMONT: 'Ofrenda a San Ysidro' is current Padua Hills Theater attraction. COMMERCE: Fourth Annual Southern California Science Fair sponsored by the City of Commerce and the Southern California Industry-Education Council, will be in Great Western Exhibit Center May 15 to 19. ESCONDIDO: Citricado Days, celebrating the citrus and avocado crops, is celebrated May 16 through 20. Event features crowning of Queen, contests for children and carnival. GLENDALE: "My Three Angels," a light comedy, is current Glendale Center Theater's Doran Branch play. Annual Festival of Gems will be held in Glendale Civic Auditorium from 10 a.m. May 19 and 20. HEMET: Renowned "Ramona Pageant" is May 12 and 13 in Ramona Bowl. INGLEWOOD: Hollywood Park's annual spring program of horseracing closes July 23. paintings, sculptures and mosaics at Wilshire Methodist Church. Open afternoons and evenings through May 13. First annual Los Angeles International Trade Fair featuring exhibits from 20 countries will be at Pan Pacific Auditorium May 18 through 27. MONROVIA: Annual Round-Up Days celebration will be held May 16 through 19. OCEANSIDE: Annual sportfishing derby is current through November. Public demonstrations of military equipment, amphibious landings and fly-overs will be featured during Armed Forces Day celebration at Camp Pendleton May 19. OJAI: Sixteenth annual Ojai Music Festival will be held May 18 through 20. PASADENA: 'Send Me No Flowers,' a comedy starring Robert Q. Lewis and Carroll Moore will open at Pasadena Playhouse May 17. POMONA: Arabian Horse Shows are presented each Sunday at 2 and 3:30 p.m. through May at Kellogg Campus of Cal Poly. RIVERSIDE: Riverside Opera Association presents "Die Fledermaus" in English in Memorial Auditorium at 8:15 p.m. May 11 and 12. SAN DIEGO: "The Pleasure of His Company," a romantic come- Annual Festival of Gems will be held in Glendale Civic Auditorium from 10 a.m. May 19 and 20. HEMET: Renowned "Ramona Pageant" is May 12 and 13 in Ramona Bowl. INGLEWOOD: Holly wood Park's annual spring program of horseracing closes July 23. JULIAN: Display of hundreds of wildflowers from mountains and desert near Julian on display in town hall basement May 12 through 27. LA CANADA: The annual Descanso Garden's birdwalk will be held from 8 to 9:30 a.m. May 13. LONG BEACH: Hobbies from model trains to fish will be featured in hobby show in Municipal Auditorium May 10 through 13. Western Intercollegiate Rowing championships featuring teams from USC, UCLA, Stanford, University of California, University of Washington, will be held in Long Beach Marina May 19. LOS ANGELES: "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. The Angels play Detroit in Chavez Ravine, 1:30 p.m. May 10, and Chicago May 11 and 12 at 8 p.m. and 1 p.m. May 13. The Dodgers play Houston at 8 p.m. May 15, 16 and 17 and St. Louis at 8 p.m. May 18 and 19 and 2 p.m. May 20. More than 1,000 USC students will compete in nation's biggest collegiate musical and songfest in Hollywood Bowl at 8 p.m., May 12. Art Festival featuring religious Douglas to Exhibit Rocket To the Moon at Disneyland Douglas Aircraft Company, joining other industrial leaders who have informational displays at Disneyland, today announced it would open a Douglas Rocket to the Moon exhibit there on June 8. The company also will reserve Disneyland for the exclusive use of Douglas employees and their families for a "Douglas Night at Disneyland" on the same date. Marked by an 80-foot rocket which spires into the sky over Tomorrowland, the Douglas exhibit will feature a simulated earth-moon rocket trip. At the entrance of the exhibit will be six three-dimensional displays set in unique "peephole" globes. In these displays, open without charge to Disneyland's six million visitors throughout the world. Walter Pray Is Director Walter Pray of Orange, director of personnel, Fullerton School Districts, president of the Orange County Industry-Education Council, has been named an honorary director of the City of Commerce California Science Fair. Over 200 youngsters from nearby every section of the state, including Orange County, will converge on the Great Western Exhibit Center, Santa Ana Freeway and Atlantic Blvd., Commerce seeking cash prizes and other honors for their scientific exhibit May 15-19. Replica of Space Craft To Be Put On Display Here A duplicate Freedom 7 Mercury Space Craft will be displayed here on Saturday, May 19, according to William C. Boyd Chairman of the 1962 Freedom Bond Drive. The public is being invited to will compete in nation's biggest collegiate musical and songfest in Hollywood Bowl at 8 p.m., May 12. Art Festival featuring religious BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 At the entrance of the exhibit will be six three-dimensional displays set in unique "peephole" globes. In these displays, open without charge to Disneyland's six million visitors throughout the year, will be models of a Douglas supersonic transport, nuclear-powered spaceship and a space observatory. Other subjects of the displays will include vertical takeoff and landing aircraft, the famed Douglas DC-8 Jetliner, the reliable Sweetheart Tea Kappa Phi Sigma will hold a "Sweetheart Tea" between 2:30-5 p.m. on Mothers' Day at the Charter House Hotel. NOW OPEN!... "7 VEILS" AMERICA'S MOST PUBLICIZED BEER BAR Featuring . . . TINA in PERSON OPEN 10 A.M. TO 2 A.M. 7821 Westminster Ave. WESTMINSTER Orange Spotlight. (Continued from Page One) to the importance they attach to getting you as an individual, to try their particular stand. A carefree, irresponsible way of life is what attracts most permanent carnival workers. But just the same they feel the bite of economics. The big difference is that they live day to day. They may make a pile today and have it blown by tomorrow. Or they make a bundle during a season and have it shot by the following season. Money has no particular significance to them because like all hustlers, they have the utmost confidence that there is plenty more where the last came from. If they trick and cheat you, it is not so much that they are inately dishonest as it is that they just don’t have the same regard for money and the boarding of it as most people do . . . like I said, there is always more where the first came from. They actually live by a different social standard. There is a definite class realization. They feel the difference between their class and the ‘square john’ culture as sharply as the ‘square john’ senses a difference between his culture and the culture of the Watusi . . . and have as little understanding or desire to understand. I have known, intimately, men who have worked in circuses all their lives . . . or on some similar quasi-legal hustle, and the favorite topic of discussion is how they have bilked some sucker. But the most appealing part their way of life is their and complete loyalty to other their class. A typical exam their willingness to become involved in a fight even means a person’s loss of bus when one of their own is then ened in a fight by a ‘s john’ who might have not so lightly to being cheated. Anyone who has witnessed swarm of humanity coming the aid of a hard pressed hunter at the call: “Hey Rube,” bear witness to this. I am not trying to scar away from going to the Pam am simply pointing out that might allow you to look the coaxing concession open in a different light. As for getting created is concerned there is an old saying among hustlers: “A sucker is chic because he cheats himself he is always looking for something for nothing.” So remember, when you that big teddy bear harms there in the stall, the consionaire, like any business, is not ready to give it up. He has things rigged p much in his favor and chances of coming away with something for nothing mighty slim. Career Clinics Protronics of Anaheim scheduled a series of “C Clinics” for Friday, Saturday Sunday at the Charter Hotel. Large County canoe clubs Sunday at Newport Dunes, Newport hill, displays his treasured 40-year-old Canadian torpedo-stem ease, the "Nauti-Gal." They will lead the opening parade at Day's meet. This summer the 75-year-old dean of American masters plans to challenge the open sea in an unescorted roundin "Nauti-Gal" to Catalina Island. Smith added to his internal reputation in 1950 and 1957 when he matched the ocean his canoeing skill in the first one-way forays to Catalina. Hill and his wife (formerly of Los Angeles, Long Beach and Heim) reside at 226 W. Union St., Fullerton. Alter Pray Director Her Pray of Orange, direcpersonnel, Fullerton School its president of the Orange Industry-Education Counsellor been named an honorary of the City of Commercenia Science Fair. 200 youngsters from nearty section of the state, in Orange County, will connounce the Great Western Exenter, Santa Ana Freeway Atlantic Blvd., Commerce, cash prizes and other for their scientific exhibits 19. It Rocket Disneyland oster and the satellites it ached and the Saturn highvehicle which will propel the moon. Aica of Space To Be Put Display Here Dicate Freedom 7 Mercury Craft will be displayed on Saturday, May 19, acto William C. Boyd, man of the 1962 Freedom Drive. 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I am not trying to scare you away from going to the Pike. I am simply pointing out a fact that might allow you to look upon coaxing concession operator in a different light. As far as getting created is concerned, there is an old saying among the hysters: "A sucker is cheated because he cheats himself." It is always looking for something for nothing." So remember, when you see big teddy bear hanging here in the stall, the concessioneire, like any businessman, not ready to give it away. He has things rigged pretty much in his favor and your chances of coming away with something for nothing is slightly slim. Career Clinics Protronics of Anaheim has scheduled a series of "Career Clubs" for Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Charter House Hotel. Eleven seniors within the Anaheim Union High School District have been declared winners of California State Scholarships according to a recent announcement of Arthur S. Marmaduke, executive director of the California State Scholarship Commission. These state scholars, all of whom were within the highest top eight percent of college aptitude, include Esther L. Blomouist, Paul V. Crist, James Eric Maa, Michael L. Mowrey, Kent E. Opheim, Elizabeth A. Pelfrey, Sandra M. Rabago, and Larry M. Smith, all of Anaheim High School, and Richard D. Clements, Gavle E. Curtis, and Richard L. Millikan of Western High School. These students were selected from more than 15,000 applicants. In the expanded tuitional scholarship program, there are approximately 1,500 awards available to a maximum of $900, but in no event in excess of tuition and fees, at the college or university selected by the award winner. Each of the state scholars is entitled to apply for annual renewal of his award if he maintains eligibility under Commission regulations. Winners who have previously indicated their intention to attend junior college next year will have their scholarships held in reserve until they attend a four-year institution. 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