anaheim-gazette 1962-07-12

ANAHEIM GAZETTE—3 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, July 18, 1965 Parks Schedule 'Fro YOU'RE DEAD — Shooting it up in front of the local tavern that will be seen at Pearson Park Thursday, are brothers, Philip Avalos, 8 (falling) and Emilia Avalos, 11. The youngsters are rehearsing the sheet 'em up in the street scene that will be a part of the "Frontier Week" program. Holding up the cardboard town are left Nick Barrett, 8. The fast-draw turtle races and even "red-eyes that gets underway at 1:30 YOU'RE DEAD — Shooting it up in front of the local tavern that will be seen at Pearsen Park Thursday, are brothers, Philip Avalos, 8 (falling) and Emilia Avalos, 11. The youngsters are rehearsing the sheet 'em up in the street scene that will be a part of the "Frontier Week" program. Holding up the cardboard tewn are left Nick Barrett, 8. The fast-draw turtle races and even "red-eyed that gets underway at 1:30 ANAHEIM at a Lon Ike League Installs Slate Anaheim's Izaak Walton League has slated a family night complete with chicken dinner as its kickoff meeting for new officers. The dinner will begin at 6:45 p.m. on Saturday night, July 14, at the La Palma Youth Center clubhouse, 317 E. La Palma St. Ralph Bartlett will be installed as president of the local League for the 1962-63 year. Martin Willis will serve as first vice president, Dick Cull as second vice president, Jack Kester as secretary and Romeo Provost as treasurer. A door prize and local entertainment will highlight the evening. Wanted: Jr. Science Entries for LA Fair Young scientists and mathematicians in Southern California's public, private or parochial schools may still enter the competition in the sixth annual Junior Technical Science exhibition sponsored by General Dynamics of Pomona in cooperation with the Los Angeles County Fair. The announcement was made this week by John W. Corr, Jr., educational services director of General Dynamics. Competition is divided into two divisions: Junior, grades seven through nine; Senior, grades 10 through 13. Flower Societies Hold Potluck-Meets Tonight's meeting of the Orange County branch of the American Begonia Society will be held in the Grange Hall, Century Blvd. and Taft St. in Garden Grove. A pot luck dinner at 7 p.m. will precede the meeting. Mrs. Dorothy Behrends, author an authority on begonias and their care, will be the guest speaker. A begonia table will be featured. Methodists Set Family Picnic On Sunday, July 22, Saint Mark's Methodist Church, 3718 West Orange Ave., will host its second annual family picnic from 2 to 5 p.m. at Cypress Park, Crescent Ave. at Watson. Member families and friends will bring their own picnic lunches and participate in an afternoon of group games, fun and recreation. The picnic is being sponsored by the church's Commission on Education under the leadership of the minister, Rev. Randall Hand, and the Commission chairman, Mrs. John S. Lyons. Two City Men Get Ford Gold Circles Two Anaheim Ford dealership employees of McCoy Motor Co. — Charles Bush, parts sales manager, and Douglas Hankins servicing the cardboard tewn are left Nick Barrett, 8. The fast-draw turtle races and even "red-eyed that gets underway at 1:30 Elephants Play In Disney Pool An elephant bathing pool which a baby elephant squirrel water at an approaching crocodile will be featured in Walt Disney's new Adventure and Jungle Cruise and Tahitian Terra which has just opened. The entire jungle journey has been greatly lengthened and highlighted by the addition of new fun theme in animation known as Audio Animatronics, space age version of animation pioneered by Walt Disney. Animatronics incorporates similar controls used in today's satellites space flight. The Tahitian Terrace, one three new dining places, offers Polynesian dishes and entertainment by the Royal Tahitians. The group, emerging out of a real wterfall in the side of a cliff, features songs and dances of the lands, a real barefoot firewall and ancient fire dances. Also now open in Adventure land is the big game safari shooting gallery with all the atmosphere of an African game reservation. Suggestion Box Nets Him $6080 Give Joseph Hurzler a penny for his thoughts and you'd make Two City Men Get Ford Gold Circles Two Anaheim Ford dealership employees of McCoy Motor Co. — Charles Bush, parts sales manager, and Douglas Hankins, service manager — have been presented the first annual Golden Circle Award by Ford Division of Ford Motor Company. The award is for outstanding accomplishments in carrying out managerial responsibilities for parts and labor sales, parts purchase control, shop productivity, sales promotion and advertising and customer satisfaction. Each Golden Circle Award winner receives a certificate and a gold lapel pin. A diamond will be added to the pin for each repeat award. BAGGOTT & TROUTMAN Undertaking One-Fifth Less ANAHEIM MORTUARY "Chapel of the Bells" Don Baggett PR 6-1600 Bill Troutman Clip and Mail This Coupon To Start Your Thursday Delivery Of The ANAHEIM GAZETTE ONLY 25¢ PER MONTH NAME ADDRESS The Anaheim Gazette 259 E. Center Phone PR 2-1800 Suggestion Box Nets Him $6080 Give Joseph Hurzler a penny for his thoughts and you'd make a mint! Hurzler, a systems test man, chanic at Autonetics' Anaheim division of North American Aviation, dropped an idea in the suggestion box recently and netted himself $6080 for his effort. The check is the largest award ever given an employee at the Anaheim division. Hurzler received it under a program which rewards non-supervisory personnel for ideas leading to improvement in production reliability or lower costs. Hurzler's award was the third large one presented this month. H. Ray Erath, electronic assemblyman, received $4940 and A. Ybarra, production support leader, won $3220 last week. Hurzler received his award for suggesting a replacement of three electronic panels with a simple piece of equipment to be used in the testing of radar systems. The newly-implemented equipment not only performs the same function as the three expensive panels, but does it more simply and at much lower cost. Event Features Cowboys, Injuns, Painted City By Frank Evans The old west will be relived again today at all the playgrounds in the Anaheim area when the theme "Frontier Week", is observed throughout the city. This special activity, one of nine events sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation will get underway at 1:30 p.m. and will present on its program such acts, as: — A quick draw contest. — Real live "Red-Eye" for the youngsters. — A turtle and frog race. — Cowboys and Indians, and — A painted town, resembling Dodge City. Most of the activity will be centered at Pearson Park, where Senior leaders, Al Peraza and Marilyn Fuller have been helping the downtown youngsters spruce up the city park with painted card board resembling a western town and even added a hanging tree with a victim. Len Roberts, supervisor of Men and Boy's activities let it be known that each Thursday, a special event will be organized to fit into the weekly theme. Arts and Crafts, playground games, story-telling and excursions are At a Longer Look Elephants Play Disney Pool An elephant bathing pool in a baby elephant squirts at an approaching crocodile will be featured in Walt Disney's Adventure and Jungle case and Tahitian Terrace has just opened. Entire jungle journey has greatly lengthened and is filled by the addition of a theme in animation as Audio Animatronics, a large version of animation created by Walt Disney. Animation incorporates similar concepts in today's satellites in flight. Tahitian Terrace, one of new dining places, offers Russian dishes and entertainment by the Royal Tahitians. The emerging out of a real waist in the side of a cliff, fea-songs and dances of the is-a real barefoot firewalk ancient fire dances. Now open in Adventure-the big game safari shoot-ery with all the atmos-of an African game reser- Parent Group Slates Barbeque for Teens The Fullerton-Anaheim Chapter of Parents Without Partners Inc. will hold a hamburger barbecue for teenagers of single parent families at 2858 W. Academy, Anaheim, July 20 at 7 p.m. The barbecue is one of the many family activities sponsored by this organization. Newcomers are welcome and all interested teenagers may call Richard Smits at 527-4215 for reservations. Marilyn Fuller have been helping the downtown youngsters spruce up the city park with painted card board resembling a western town and even added a hanging tree-with a victim. Len Roberts, supervisor of Men and Boy's activities let it be known that each Thursday, a special event will be organized to fit into the weekly theme. Arts and Crafts, playground games, story-telling and excursions are correlated with the weekly theme and special event. "We feel that this week's theme of 'Frontier Week' will give the youngsters a real chance to dress up into their cowboy and Indian costumes and give our real fast-shooters the opportunity to be timed in the quick draw contest." He continued, "Those at Pearson Park have worked hard for this activity and I know any one who takes time out to visit their Western town won't be disappointed. The hangman's tree even looks authentic." The special event calendar for the remaining weeks will see the following: On July 19, the All-City track meet will be held at La Palma Park, by Frank Evans The Anaheim Park and Recreation Department's, "Under Stars" musical series takes a GESTION BOX Him $6080 Joseph Hurzler a penny thoughts and you'd make a systems test meat Autonetics' Anaheim of North American Aviacopied an idea in the sugbox recently and netted $6080 for his effort. Check is the largest award even an employee at the m division. Hurzler reit under a program which is non-supervisory personideas leading to improved reliability or lower er's award was the third one presented this month. Erath, electronic assem- , received $4940 and Al production support leadon $2320 last week. He received his award for ing a replacement e electronic panels with a piece of equipment to be the testing of radar sysThe newly - implemented ment not only performs the function as the three expanels, but does it more and at much lower cost. SEA CIRCUS Has Chimps, Elephant Five trained chimps and Popsie, a six-year-old earth elephant have been booked along with a porpoise act and a trained seal for Pacific Ocean Park's summer sea circus. The show, one of POP's many attractions is presented at 2, 4 and 6 p.m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. On Fridays and Saturdays the animal show is staged at 2, 4, 6 and 8:30 p.m. The park opens at 10 a.m. seven days a week. Make this your Buick Le Sabre summeBuick sales are soaring! And one of the bigred hot car buy! Just look what LeSabre b comfort. Buick's great Wildcat V-8. Buick's exforward) for a nearly flat front floor, straigfamous Turbine Drive—America's smoothest front brakes (acclaimed the best in the buLeSabre's priced close to the "low price". car room, and he's in a trading mood. Come save a MONEY NOW AVAILABLE FOR CONSTRUCTION REFINANCE PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. STEFFY BUICK CO. Big selection! Big valuest See your Bu Observance Today MATCHA DOIN'? — Marilyn Fuller, Anaheim Park and Recreation Department senior leader finds there's a tow-head lookin' over her shoulder. She's telling Bill Paterson that she's painting the Dodge City cardboard background for "Fron-tier Day." The simulated city street will witness shootin', hangin', and some indulgin' in what's called, "Red Eye." Pallet Theater Takes Turn 'Under the Stars' by Frank Evans The Anaheim Park and Recreation Department's, "Under the Stars" musical series takes a turn tomorrow night., when internationally known choreographer, Angiola Sartorio presents her Dance Theatre in a colorful performance at Pearson Park's Greek Theatre. Miss Sartorio was the choreographer of the world famous Florentine May Festivals and had her own brilliant ballet company of the City of Florence which toured the European continent. The newly formed dance company will present on the program a dance from the English ballad, "Greensleeves", a ballet on the story of cupid and Psyche; "The Emperor's New Clothes", traditional childrens story, and "The Vinter's Daughter", original music by Miklos Rozsa based on a French folk song. Featured dancers are Jean Ingram, Richard Oliver, one of the great dancers on the West Coast, Paulette Shafranski, David Hitehcock., along with Daniel Pope and Dana Mason. Guest pianist will be Arnold Juda. The Sartorio dancers have been praised by critics in Florence, Vienna, Frankfurt, Salzburg and Zurich. Curtain time is 8 p.m. Admission is free. Park Sets July 28 For Swim Sign-up Registration for the third session in swimming instructions sponsored by the Aquatics Division of the Park and Recreation Department will be held July 28 with lessons beginning July 30. 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