anaheim-gazette 1962-06-14

Rec Dept. Secreta Busy as City Info By FRANK EVANS Many may say that a secretary's job is simply typing and dictation. However, if you happen to work for the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, you not only must know these essentials, but practically be an expert on everything from softball and baseball rules to geology. You can expect to be asked such questions as: "Are the grunion running?" "How high is the cross bar on the goal posts?" "What is the fast pitch rule?" These are just a few of the hundreds of questions that secretaries Ruth Wright, Louise Dawson and Beverly Stockwell have been swamped with over the past few months. While the majority of their work consists of typing, they also spend most of their day by making out forms for the Teen-Age program, typing schedules for the 65 softball and baseball teams in the City and adding new members to the Senior Citizens Club. Their task also includes registering parties for classes in hat making, golf, children's theatre series, and answering questions on La Palma Stadium and keeping track of "who's in 'what' gym tonight?" Even making requisitions for everything from erasers and chlorine to typewriters and tape is a part of their everyday job, and according to Ruth Wright, "We don't claim to be experts in all fields, but you would be surprised at the questions that are presented us — simply because we work with recreation." Beverly Stockwell, who spends most of her day with the Senior Citizens Club and Men and Boys' Activities, said, "I've even been asked where one could get redwood shavings?" and "Are the tennis courts dry today?" She added, "One lady called in and told me that there was a duck in our pool at Pearson Park. It seems that some parents buy their youngsters a duck for Easter and after a few weeks they drive by the park and drop the duck into our pool or lagoon." Meanwhile Louise Dawson stated, "Once caller was wondering how she could get rid of rats in her Eucalyptus tree. An inquiry, 'What time is high at Corona del Mar next Saturday?' I've even received calls asking what we use to make grass so green in the parks. Other questions that rank on the gals' quiz list include classics as: "What is the pitch rule?"; "Do you sponsor Rec Department Offers Tennis For Young, Old A three-week course in ten-sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department, be offered this summer for youngsters and adults. The instructions will be condensed at four centers this summer — Magnolia High, Savanna High, Western High, and Pearson Park. The class at the above location are open to all fifth through twelfth grades. Registration each center will be conducted June 18 for the first session commencing on June 18. Fee for the three-week course is $3.00. Meanwhile, the adult class will meet every Tuesday at Thursday at Pearson Park ten courts from 7-8 p.m. First session." RELAX IN COMFORTI with OTC supports TRUSSES - ARDOMINAL BELTS ELASTIC HOSIERY ANAHEIM SURGICAL SUPPORTS 124 E. Lincoln NE 5-7308 BAGGOTT & TROUTMAN Undertaking One-Fifth Less ANAHEIM MORTUARY "Chapel of the Bella" Don Baggott PR 6-1600 Bill Troutman SAVE AS MUCH AS 75% ON YOUR DRY CLEANING! 8 Pounds of Dry Cleaning Only $2.00! IT'S TRUE . . . AND IN ONE-HALF HOUR YOUR CLOTHES ARE CLEAN AND READY-TO-WEAR! CLEAN CLOTHES, DRAPES, BLANKETS TYPICAL 2 BLOUSES 2 SWEATERS 2 PAIR SLACKS 1 DRESS 1 SKIRT 1 MAN'S SUIT Spotting and Pressing Available CONTINENTAL COIN-OPERATED DRY CLEANERS 1306 S. HARBOR BLVD. (In the Orangefair Shopping Center) Fullerton Phone 871-6634 2 Doors North of Mayfair ATTENDANT ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES TO ASSIST YOU Hours: Monday thru Friday 9 a.m. to 9:30; Saturday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Junior Ebells Seat Officers The Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim was entertained with a styling demonstration by Miss Silvia and Leonard, owners of Coiffures by de Leon in a recent program. The Drama Section so entertained with a skit entitled, "All in a Summer's day." Mmes. Thomas Mangan and John Ward presided at the table. Mrs. Allan Wisser was to chairman. Among the guests for the evening were Mmes. W. H. Currier president, Ebell Club; Bernar Jordan, past president, Ebell Club; F. B. Callen, associate coordinator; and George Reed, immediate past president, Junior Ebell Club. New members were installed with ceremonies conducted by Mmes. F. B. Callen, associate coordinator and W. E. Martin membership chairman. New members include Mmes. Leonard Spiegel, Richard Peters, William Fee, Dan Hertz, James Kecker, Harold Carlile, Richard Daily, Karl Kasky, Richard Nokes, Murdock Payne, E. Bruce Rogers, R. Hasbrouck, La France Terrell F. Thunberg, Jr. Mrs. George Reed presented awards won by members at the state convention in San Francisco co. Mrs. Robert Chapman reported on the children's art classes to be conducted beginning July 9 and Clara Barton School and will be open to children from the age of five years. ATTENTION ALL BOYS (Other than Anaheim-Gazette carrier-salesmen) Would you like to win $1.00? You can by securing only 5 new signed subscription orders for The Anaheim Gazette. Turn this signed order in to Anaheim Gazette office 259 East Center St. YES, I will agree to subscribe and "Pay the Carrier" 25c per month for regular delivery of The Anaheim Gazette. Name ... Address ... Boy's Name ... Phone No... WE RENT Most Everything - TRACTORS - TRAILERS - COMPRESSORS Service is Our FIRST Thought! FRED'S RENTALS LA 5-8034 516 S. Harbor Blvd. — FULLERTON — Secretaries Info Service Eucalyptus tree. Another fired. "What time is high tide Corona del Mar next Satur- "I've even received calls ing what we use to make our so green in the parks." Other questions that rank high the gals' quiz list include such as: "What is the fast rule?"; "Do you sponsor Department Offers Tennis For Young, Old three-week course in tennis, sored by the Anaheim Park Recreation Department, will offered this summer for both gsters and adults. The instructions will be conductat four centers this summer Magnolia High, Savanna High, Lern High, and Pearson Park. Class at the above locations open to all fifth through th grades. Registration at center will be conducted on 18 for the first session coming on June 18. for the three-week course 000. While, the adult classes meet every Tuesday and day at Pearson Park tennis from 7-8 p.m. First session trips to Europe?"; "What are the measurements for a shuffleboard?" "How heavy are softballs?" and "Where can I get tickets to see the Rams play?" "One lady asked if we had a canoe," said Ruth. "And another wondered what kind of gravel we use in our playgrounds," said Beverly. The phone keeps the Anaheim Park and Recreation secretaries hopping during the day. And while they don't claim to know all the answers — they try to satisfy the callers. "We aren't exactly authorities on anything," said Louise, "but now with baseball and softball going on, we all keep a copy of the official rule book on our desk — just in case!" "Ring — Ring — Ring." "Excuse me, please, the phone is ringing." “What? If the pitch strikes the ground and bounces through the strike zone, is it a strike?” Well, according to page 46, paragraph two in the 1961 baseball rule book . . . VICTOR BORGE, pianist-humorist, provides a witty prologue for the Greek Theater's (Los Angeles) 19th anniversary season with three performances Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, June 27, 28 and 29 at 8:30 p.m. The internationally acclaimed 'clown prince' of the keyboard will be seen in his "Comedy in Music" show, co-starring a Steinway Grand and buffer companion, pianist Leonid Hambro. ALLISON'S 'MEATS CENTER CUT CHUCK STEAK WHOLE BODY ALLISON'S 'MEATS CENTER CUT CHUCK STEAK 49 lb. WHOLE BODY FRYERS 29 Cut up 33¢ TENDER CLUB STEAKS 98 lb. Mild Longhorn CHEESE 49 lb. LEAN MEATY SHORT RIBS HILLS BROS. Coffee 55 lb. can 2 Lb. Can $1.10 ORANGE STAMPS BONUS VALUES CLOTHES PIN All For BAGS WITH HOOK 49 c PLUS $10.00 IN ORANGE STAMPS BIG DEAL ICE MILK MALTS 2 for 29¢ SCOTT (Big Roll) 35¢ PAPER TOWELS ..... 21¢ BUTTER KERNEL — 303 Can CREAM STYLE CORN ..... WHITE KING D DETERGEN SWIFTS JEWEL PURE VEGETABLE OIL 24 oz. 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Los Angeles St., Anaheim Prices Effective THURSDAY thru SUNDAY WE GIVE OR Honored guests of the fourth anniversary dinner of lodge No. 2076 of the Order of Italy in America were Mayor and Mrs. George Honold of Garden Grove. Marking four years of progress the affair was held Saturday evening, June 2nd, at the Roman Room of Anaheim Row. Other distinguished guests were Daniel D'Amico, Grand Venera- nee of the State of California in the Italian lodge; Mrs. D'Amico; Mario Sirignano, Grand Deputy; Mrs. Sirignano and Miss Clementina Capparelli, queen of the Anaheim Lodge. Al Scali, venerable of the Anaheim lodge, presided as representatives of twelve Southern Californias Lodges were in attendance. Co-chairmen of the dinner dance were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Brancato, assisted by Mrs. Mike Mayernik, Mrs. Bob Camp- bell, Mrs. Armando Capparelli, Miss Louisa Capparelli and Mr. Mike Rizzuto. NEWPORT DUNES ORIOLE B-1758 P.O. 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