anaheim-gazette 1962-07-05

MUSICAL AMBASSADORS — The world-famous, well-traveled Robin Hood Band, stars of a movie called, "Musical Ambassadors," appear in Anaheim, Friday night at 8 p.m. in the Anaheim Greek theatre. Raising the curtain on this summer's Men in Service New Rules for Surfing Named Men in Service Lt. Cmdr. Carl H. Sell, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Sell of 9351 Harle Ave., Anaheim, is serving with Patrol Squadron 17 at the Whidbey Island Naval Air Station, Oak Harbor, Wash. Charles F. Barnhart, 41, son of Mrs. Nancy L. Barnhart, 727 N. Harbor, Anaheim recently was promoted to lieutenant colonel at Fort Riley, Kan., where he is serving with the U.S. Army Garrison Special Troops. Julio Acosta, airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julio Acosta of 320 East Valencia Ave., Anaheim, has reported aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Franklin D. Roosevelt, operating out of Mayport, Fla. Stephen M. Frye, interior communications electrician fireman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alden J. Frye of 2035 Victoria Ave., Kenneth R. Edwards, radioman third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Edwards of 2137 Romneya Dr., both of Anaheim, are serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea. Donald E. Pierson, interior communications electrician third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Pierson of 1746 Gardenaire lane, Anaheim, is serving aboard the command ship out of Norfolk, Va. Capt. Robert H. Nelson, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo F. Nelson of 800 Katella, Anaheim, is serving with Marine Composite Reconnaissance Squadron Three at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana. Philip G. Knoblock, fire control technician third class, USN, son of Mrs. Blanche E. Field of 2233 Westport Dr., Anaheim, is serving aboard the attack cargo ship USS Seminole, which participated in the five-day "Exercise Flying Disk" off the island of Oahu. Cpl. Charles E. Tufts, USMC, husband of the former Miss Linda C. Heybrock of 221 East Water, Anaheim, qualified as a rifle marksman on May 25, at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana, Calif. Lance Cpl. Bernard R. McClain, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene E. McClain of 2024 Dogwood Ave., Anaheim, is serving with the Third Marine Aircraft Wing at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana. William C. Kipper, seaman apprentice, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kipper of 217 Clifton, Anaheim, has reported for duty with the master-at-arms forces at the Coronado Naval Amphibious School, San Diego, Calif. Lawrence D. Fulmer, aviation machinist's mate second class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.D.Fulmer of 8861 Bircher St., Anaheim, was advanced to the above New Rules for Surfing Named By State Parks Certain surfboarding regulations aimed at protecting swimmers have been announced for Huntington Beach and Bolsa Chica State Parks by Charles A. DeTurk, State Parks and Recreation director. At Huntington Beach State Park, DeTurk said no surfboarding will be allowed from June 1, to Oct. 1. The park supervisor will designate and post places where surfboarding will be allowed from Oct. 1, to May 31 1963. At Bolsa Chica State Park, no surfboarding will be allowed for the same period—June 1 to Oct. 1. — except for the southernly 1,200 feet of the three-mile beach. Additional information about these regulations may be obtained from the offices of the Park Supervisors concerned. Murdy Denies Bonelli Support State Senator John A. Murdy Jr., this week denied reports that he is supporting the so-called Bonelli Plan to reapportion the State Senate. The veteran Republican legislator said he would not support the "Los Angeles inspired constitutional amendment." Lawrence D. Fulmer, aviation machinist's mate second class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Fulmer of 8861 Bircher St., Anaheim, was advanced to the above rate, May 16, while serving with Heavy Attack Squadron Seven at the Naval Air Station, Sanford, Fla. Ens. John L. Stanton, USN, son of Mrs. Ree C. Stanton of 315 South Illinois, Anaheim, was graduated, June 15, from Navy's Officer Candidate School at the Naval Base, Newport, R.I. Lists Openings For Airborne Form Committee For Rossmoor Y Formation of a Los Alamitos Rossmoor YMCA Committee was approved after a three months study by the Anaheim YMCA Board of Directors at its recent June dinner meeting at the YMCA building, according to Richard Gay, president of the Anaheim YMCA which serves Anaheim and Western communities. M-Sgt. Buster P. Kidder, station commander of the Army Recruiting Station located at 114 S. Los Angeles St. in Anaheim, announced this week that he has openings for three year enlistments in the Airborne (Paratroopers). In order to qualify, the applicant must be between 17 and 35 years of age in good physical and mental health and have a desire to belong to the world's greatest fighting team. As a bonus to the men who qualify, the Army pays the paratrooper $55 a month extra. MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. LOCAL WINNER — Patricia A. Heim High School accepts a check R. B. Wright, vice-president and mRNA Main Office, Bank of America in the semi-finals of the Ban Robin Hood will make him at home in the Greek Theatre 8 p.m. Friday night in the seson's first free concert sponsoby the Anaheim Park and Reconization Department. Dressed in costumes of Sh wood green, 61 teenaged hi school and college bandsm known as the Independent Orga of Foresters Robin Hood B will offer their own speci arrangements of the world's vorite band music. The band is under the directi of David Baskerville, former with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, 20th Century Fox Studu and NBC. The band will begin its event performance with the "European Tour Overture," by David B kerville. Following this will be "First Suite for Band." by Gitav Holst; "Song for Horn," by David Baskerville with Da Crites as soloist; "Serenat Leroy Anderson; and "Jubile Clifton Williams. Soprano soloist, Diane Leon vallo, will sing "Summertime" by George Gershwin. The Robin Hood Band trum trio will play "Trumpets Will by Harold Walters. Fred Seld sax soloist will be featured "Tico Tico," by Marcotte Abreu. Rules for Robert J. Barrett, Jr. Named To New Position at Northron Rules for Naming State Parks In surfboarding regulations at protecting beers, have been announced Huntington Beach and Chica State Parks by A. DeTurk, State Parks recreation director. Huntington Beach State DeTurk said; no surfboard is allowed from June 1. The park supervisor assignate and post places surfboarding will be allowed from Oct. 1, to May 31. Olsa Chica State Park, boarding will be allowed same period—June 1 to — except for the south-100 feet of the three-mile national information about regulations may be obf from the offices of the supervisors concerned. My Deniesilli Support Senator John A. Murdy, week denied reports that reporting the so-called Boon to reapportion the state. The veteran Republislator said he would not be the "Los Angeles inspiredonal amendment." Robert J. Barrett, Jr., a veteran of more than 15 years of executive administrative and financial posts in the aerospace industry, has been named director of Administration and Finance for Northrop Corporation's Nortronics Patio Increases Outdoor Living Summer's here, and the living is easy — when you take advantage of your outdoor living area. If you've been putting off patio in your backyard and haven't taken advantage of Orange County's wonderful outdoor living, take a tip from Rod Dye, president of Nelson-Dye Construction: "Whether you pay to have it done or do it yourself, make certain your patio is covered by a building permit." Dye noted that the building permit not only helps guarantee safety and conformity but that it also will help in increasing the home's valuation. "You'll pay a bit more on your tax bill but your investment can reap triple dividend in the future should you decide to re-finance or sell," said Dye. The contemporary home in Orange County is designed for outdoor living and family fun. "Just make sure it's safe—a building permit will guarantee it," Dye said. Facility at Anaheim. Before joining Northrop, Barrett spent eight years with Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, most recently as director of Administration for TRW's Computers Company, Canoga Park. Before that, he was executive vice president and treasurer of Leach Corporation, in Los Angeles, and was associated with Price Waterhouse and Company. He served four years in U.S. Army Ordnance during world War II. He was graduated from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and has completed additional studies at UCLA. Wax Museum To Do Lucy Actress Lucille Ball will be the first feminine television star to be sculptured for the new Movieland Wax Museum, Buena Park, which has announced plans to feature an increasing number of TV personalities in its wax hall of fame. The life-size figure will be modeled from the "I Love Lucy" series in which the vivacious comedienne played opposite Desi Arnaz to win all-time TV popularity, Allen H. Parkinson, museum president, said. Heart Group Issues Book Orange County Heart Assn. made available to physicians copies of a new booklet to use prescribing fat-controlled diets for overweight patients who benefit from changes in the amount and type of fat in their diet it was announced this week Thomas L. Channel of Santa Ana association president. Entitled "Planning Fat-controlled Meals for 1200 and 1800 Calories," the 24 page booklet is available to patients through planners only. Children's Home Is Fund Member The Children's Home Society of California has recently become the 16th member agency of the Anahiem-Western Communities United Fund, it was announced this week by O. Thomason, Fund president. "We are very proud to have as a member of the fund this worthy agency which provides services among the most complex in human relations — that of children." The contemporary home in Orange County is designed for outdoor living and family fun. "Just make sure it's safe—a building permit will guarantee it," Dye said. The contemporary home in Orange County is designed for outdoor living and family fun. "Just make sure it's safe—a building permit will guarantee it," Dye said. The contemporary home in Orange County is designed for outdoor living and family fun. "Just make sure it's safe—a building permit will guarantee it," Dye said. The contemporary home in Orange County is designed for outdoor living and family fun. "Just make sure it's safe—a building permit will guarantee it," Dye said. The contemporary home in Orange County is designed for outdoor living and family fun. "Just make sure it's safe—a building permit will guarantee it," Dye said. Achievement Awards Program. Looking on with their checks are Kathleen Cheryl Eubanks, Buena Park High; and Carol Sue Akers, Costa Mesa High. WINNER — Patricia A. Bryce of Ana-gh School accepts a check for $150 from right, vice-president and manager of Santa In Office, Bank of America, as first prize semi-finals of the Bank of America All-Star Football Slated by Sh Tickets for the southland's most spectacular summer event—the annual Shrine Pageant at North-South high school all-star football classic—are being held in this area by the Orange County Shrine Club. Sponsored by the Al Malaika Shrine Clubs, the 11th renewal of this colorful event will be stage the night of Aug 1 in Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Ca. Mock, football chairman of the ON STAGE OPEN BICHAH (The Coliseum) "BLOOD, S Hilarious C Coming-Battery Y PRE-MATINEE FASHION 12 Noon to 1:30 p.m.-Hotel $1.50 per person. For lunch LAGUNA BEACH SUMMER THEATRE Mail & Phone Orders New! Tickets o Robin Hood Band Raises Concert Series Curtain Robin Hood will make himself home in the Greek Theatre at a Friday night in the season's first free concert sponsored by Anaheim Park and Recreation Department. Passed in costumes of Sher-green, 61 teenaged high school and college handsmen as the Independent Order of Foresters Robin Hood Band, offer their own special engagements of the world's famous band music. The band is under the direction of David Baskerville, formerly the Los Angeles Philharmonic 90th Century Fox Studios NBC. The band will begin its evening performance with the "European Overture," by David Basile. Following this will be the Best Suite for Band," by Gus Holst; "Song for Horn," by David Baskerville with David Anderson; and "Jubilee," by Fifton Williams. Diane Leonca will sing "Summertime," George Gershwin. Robin Hood Band trumpet will play "Trumpets Wild," Carold Walters. Fred Seldon, trumpet will be featured in Tico," by Marcotte and. Play "Dizzy Fingers," by Zez Confrey. The band's featured calypso drummers will play 'Caribbean Fantasy,' by John Morrissey. The band will conclude the program with "His Honor March, by Henry Fillmore and a female which will feature the entire company. In the words of Beverly Stockwell, secretary of the Park and Recreation Department, "This is a great group." Local Men Get Bank Positions Two Anaheim men have been named officers of Bank of America's soon-to-open La Palma Beach branch in Buena Park, it was announced this week by Jesse W. Tapp, chairman of the board. Tony Ediger, who lives at 2207 E. Standish Ave., will accept the management of the branch and Dave Artko, of 108 E. Wakefield Ave., will take over operations officer duties. Ediger has recently completed an intensive Bank of America management training program. He began his banking career with the Oklahoma National Bank while attending college and joined B of A in 1942 as a teller in Beverly Hills. as an aerial photographer on the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Coral Sea. He is active in the Toastmasters in Orange and the Great Books Discussion Club of Tustin. Artko and his wife, Eleanor, enjoys swimming, photography and art during their leisure hours. Baskerville with David as soloist; "Serenata," Anderson; and "Jubilee," Hilton Williams. Rano soloist, Diane Leonca will sing "Summertime," George Gershwin. Robin Hood Band trumpet will play "Trumpets Wild," Harold Walters. Fred Seldon, soloist will be featured in Tico," by Marcotte and band will continue with Walk." by Robert Russellett; "Tribute to Jerome" arranged by David Basle; and "Holiday for Winds, Penn Osser." Leoncavallo will sing her song of the evening. "Uni." (from Madame Butterfly Puccini). Diamond, accordianist, will art Group issues Book County Heart Assn. has available to physicians co-f of a new booklet to use in tubing fat-controlled diets overweight patients who will from changes in the am- and type of fat in their diet announced this week by L. Channel of Santa Ana nation president. Titled "Planning Fat-control-meals for 1200 and 1800 Calo- the 24 page booklet is able to patients through phy-s only. Children's Home Fund Member Children's Home Society of California has recently become member agency of theheim-Western Communi-United Fund, it was aned this week by O. G. Jason, Fund president. "We proud to have as a member of the fund this worthy which provides services the most complex in all relations — that of child E. Standish Ave., will accept the managership of the branch and Dave Artko, of 108 E. Wakefield Ave., will take over operations officer duties. Ediger has recently completed an intensive Bank of America management training program. He began his banking career with the Oklahoma National Bank while attending college and joined B of A in 1942 as a teller in Beverly Hills. In 1948 he joined the bank's inspection department and was promoted to officer rank five years later. In 1954, Ediger was one of a team of four inspectors who were chosen to make a trip around the world to audit and inspect all the bank's overseas branches and military banking facilities. He has also worked in the trust department at the Los Angeles headquarters and Long Beach main office, International Operations in San Francisco, and Bank of America (International) in New York. Born in Clinton, Oklahoma, Ediger graduated from high school there and attended Oklahoma State University. He has since augmented his business education at the American Institute of Banking, educational wing of the American Bankers Association. In New York, he was a member of the National Association of Bank Auditors and Controllers, and has been active in the National Exchange Club in Beverly Hills. His wife, Dorotha, is active in the American Association of University Women in Anaheim. They have a year-old son, Paul. Artko joined the statewide bank last year on a special officer training program for college graduates. He was especially selected for this program when he demonstrated an aptitude for accelerated advanced officer training. A native of Chicago, Ill., he graduated magna cum laude from Chapman College with a bachelor of arts degree and earned a master of arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania. Artko served for four years in the U. S. Navy where he worked Guest Speaker Children's Home Society of Nichia has recently become with member agency of the n e m-Western CommuniUnited Fund, it was and this week by O. G. Mason, Fund president. "We very proud to have as a mer of the fund this worthy which provides services the most complex in all relations — that of child on," Thomason said. Though its experience in placmore than 22,000 children without California during the 70 years, the Society has operated a three-fold service to the needs of natural parchildren awaiting placement couples who want to adopt. Guest Speaker Henry Borsook, M.D., Ph.D., Professor of Biochemistry California Institute of Technology, will be one of the guest speakers for Orange County Third Annual Workshop to be held at Bishy Ends School in Garden Grove, June 25-July 6. -Star Football Game tited by Shrine Club Sets for the southland's most regular summer event — the Shrine Pageant and South high school all-star classic — are being hana this area by the Orange Shrine Club. Served by the Al Malaikah Clubs, the 11th renewal of colorful event will be staged night of Aug 1 in Los AnMemorial Coliseum, Carl football chairman of the Orange County Club, announced this week. With net proceeds earmarked for the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, Shriner Clubs are striving for a record-breaking sale for this year's affair. All tickets are reserved and scaled at $5, $3 and $1.50. The game pits the best Southerern California prep gridders against an all-star aggregation from the northern section of the State. ON STAGE! OPENS TONIGHT AT 8:40! RICHARD COOGAN & LES BROWN, JR. (The Californians) Entire Presentation Unlimited "BLOOD, SWEAT & STANLEY POOLE" Hilarious Comedy Hit About Army Life! Coming—Betty Yeakel in "Usee Charles"—July 19 thru 5. Wed. Thur. Fri. 8:40, Sat. 7 & 10, Sun. & Matinee Thurs. RE-MATINEE FASHION LUNCHEON EVERY THURS. 2 Noon to 1:30 p.m.—Hotel Lagunc, (4 blks. from Theatre) $1.50 per person. For lunchson reservations call Hy 4-1151 UNA BEACH SUMMER THEATRE, 319 Ocean Ave., Laguna Beach HI 4-0617 & Phone Orders New! Tickets also at Book Center, 307 N. Main, Santa Ana A native of Chicago, Ill., he graduated magna cum laude from Chapman College with a bachelor of arts degree and earned a master of arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania. Artko served for four years in the U.S. Navy where he worked SIX ROUND TRIP TOURS TO HAWAII ONE GIVEN FREE Each Night of the Fair AT 10:00 P.M. Jet to Honolulu by Pan American World Airwave Jet Clipper Adult Admission 78s Children under 18 alone 25c Children under 12 admitted free when accompanied by an adult Dates Open from 10 p.m. to 18 p.m. Newport Blvd. at Fair Dr. Costa Mesa, Calif.