anaheim-gazette 1962-09-26

EVERYBODY WANTS TO PLAY — Memo Bernabee and his sax head up the big band for adult swing. But dancing crowds crowd the act every Saturday night at the Sunny Hills Ballroom in Fullerton, the only one of its kind in Orange County. Sunny Hills is the county's popular spot, and getting in on the tootling are Councilman Gene White and Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Bycoordinator for Civil Defence in the Women's Traffic Safety Births Martin Luther Hospital Mr. and Mrs. William Butler, 1581 Chateau, a boy, Sept. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Noble, 1254 Claredge Dr., a boy, Sept. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuehring, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Renner, 9632 Ball Road, a girl, Sept. 9. Mr. and Mrs. John Megas, 2011 Minerva, a boy, Sept. 10. Anaheim Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Charles May, 607 May Compete Store in America Southern California's ninth Co. store will be located in Buena Park Shopping Center Stanton, Dale and La Pa Aves., according to an annu- Births Martin Luther Hospital Mr. and Mrs. William Butler, 1581 Chateau, a boy, Sept. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Noble, 1254 Claredge Dr., a boy, Sept. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuehring, 225 Top St., a boy, Sept. 13. Mr. and Mrs. David Ostrowski, 1677 Beacon Ave., a girl, Sept. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton MacDonald, 1914 Los Angeles Apt. 8, a boy, Sept. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Baer, 2471 Harriet Lane, a boy, Sept. 11. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Hatfield, 1588 Lullaby Lane, a boy, Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fournier, 1623 W. Ball Rd., a girl, Sept. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Reno Dykes, 1252 N. Wren, a boy, Sept. 7. Mr. and Mrs. John Sitres, 237 S. Toma Linda Dr., a girl, Sept. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roberts, 2528 Glenhaven, a girl, Sept. 9. Garden Park General Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wolfard, 2147 Mallul Dr., a girl, Aug. 6. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Hughes, 126 S. Harding, a boy, Aug. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gray, 2114 Juno Ave., a girl, Aug. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leclerc, 214 Broadview St., a girl, Aug. 18. Mr. and Mrs. George Soence, 1002 N. Alamo, a boy, Aug. 19. Mr. and Mrs. Ovide Lahr, 518 Harcourt, a girl, Aug. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doran, 726 S. Bronwyn, a girl, Aug. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hurd, 513 S. Shields, a boy, Aug. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Kotke, 1418 Sherrill, a boy, Aug. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zwickl, 2656 Russell Ave., a boy, Aug. 25. Mr. and Mrs. David Murray, 9672 Vancouver, a boy, Aug. 25. Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Horn, 536 Fairhaven, a boy, Aug. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Vickers, 9811 Yardley, a girl, Aug. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Shannon, 914 Sylvan, a boy, Aug. 29. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McCarty 731 N. Roanne St., a boy, Aug. 29. Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson, 1353 Freemont St., a boy, Sept. 2. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bowyer, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Renner, 9632 Ball Road, a girl, Sept. 9. Mr. and Mrs.John Megas, 2011 Minerva, a boy, Sept. 10. Anaheim Memorial Mr. and Mrs.Charles May, 607 Eton Pl., a boy, Aug. 28. Mr. and Mrs.David Baehr, 735 A Provencial, a boy, Aug. 28. Mr. and Mrs.Roy Cole, 205 E.Alberta, a boy, Aug. 29. Mr. and Mrs.Roland Gervais, 630 Anna Dr., a boy, Aug. 29. Mr. and Mrs.Donald Alexander 1530 Chanticleer, a boy, Sept. 1. Mr. and Mrs.George Sattler, 1631 Tedmara, a girl, Sept. 2. Mr. and Mrs.Tomas Porter 234 N.Carol Dr., a girl Sept. 2. Mr. and Mrs.Charles Becker 1230 N.Robin a girl Sept. 3. Mr. and Mrs.Dennis Peters 926 Bluejay a girl Sept. 3. Mr. and Mrs.Dennis McMillan 627 N.Sabina a girl Sept. 6. Mr.Mrs.Laverna Toomey 1126 Faye Lane a girl Sept. Mr和Mrs.Jack Davis 2854 Stonybrook Dr.a girl Sept. Mr和Mrs.Earl Harker 1215 Oak St., a boy.Sept. Mr和Mrs.Richard McKinney 2424 Greenacres a girl Sept. Mr和Mrs.Ricky Dunn 1234 E.Oak a boy Sept. Mr和Mrs.Kenneth Crawford 2047 Moutain View a girl Sept. Recreation Program For Tiny Tots Set A recreation program for Tiny Tots three and four years old will be sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department. Planned play program for this age group began Monday at Pearson Park Groups will meet on Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday each week for eight weeks. Southern California's ninth Co.store will be located in Buena Park Shopping Center Stanton,Dale and La Paiva.Aves., according to an announcement by Geoffrey Swaebe,M.Co.president,California. The center which was opened last year is reportedly one of most successful in Southern California,and consists of 39 stalls and service organizations. The May Co.at Buena Park scheduled to be completed am Men in Richard R.Celestino,same USN,s son of Mr.Mrs.Henry W.Marcotte of 801 North Lost St.,Anaheim is serving about the ammunition ship USS Pyroun unit which participated in "Exercise War Dance,"a training exercise off the Coast of CaliforniaAug.-27-31. Exercise which involved ships and 10,000 men of the F Fleet,centered around a fast orier striking force which was posed by submarines and craft.Air opposition was provided by jet and propeller-driven aircraft,包括medium bombs using all types of weapons. Exercise began with a hybrid thetical limited war situation which escalated rapidly and mininated in a supposed genere war. Michael Ulrich,dental technician third class_USN,s son of M.Mrs.O.C.Ulrich of 206 Alberta St.,Anaheim is serviced aboard the nuclear-powered tack carrier USS Enterpriseunit of the Second Flightand the North Atlantic Treaty organization(NATO) striking for which participated in a special exercise "Riptide III."Aug.-17 in the Eastern Atlantic. Unit joined more than 40 other ships,together with aircraft from four NATO nations for the first time Tiny Tots Set A recreation program for Tiny Tots, three and four years old, will be sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department. Planned play program for this age group began Monday, at Pearson Park. Groups will meet on Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday each week for eight weeks. Children will have an opportunity to learn group play, simple handcrafts, stories and other activities. Enrollment is now being accepted at the Recreation office, 630 N. Los Angeles Street. For further information, call Pr. 6-0110, ext. 256. Meringue Made Easy You can cook this meringue with the oven off. Form the stiff egg-white mixture into full size or individual meringue shells on a brown-paper-covered cooky sheet. Then just pop it into a hot over, turn off the heat, and leave overnight or for at least four hours. The next day you'll have a base for an elegant dessert. You can spread the shell with whipped cream, fill it with fresh fruit, and sprinkle with powdered sugar. SHOPPER VALUES Consumers have become nutrition conscious when they shop for food. Last year, the average American shopper spent a dollar this way 34 cents for meats and poultry; 23 cents for vegetables and fruits; 19 cents for dairy foods; 16 cents for breads and cereals; and 8 cents for miscellaneous products. Consumers usually spend about one-fifth of the food dollar on dairy foods, one of the basic four food groups recognized as the foundation for a good diet. ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Wednesday, September 16, 1962 Anaheim YMCA Will Sponsor New Group In Rossmoor Formation of a Los Alamitos Rossmoor YMCA Committee, related to the Anaheim YMCA, was announced by Richard W. Gay, Y board president, following a series of studies and planning meetings. New committee will seek to assist in the coordination and in the development of YMCA services in the growing Los Alamitos-Rossmoor district which is located in the western section of the Anaheim YMCA service area. Dr. Richard S. Leno, Los Alamitos School District superintendent, was elected chairman of the new committee. Henery Van Ruiten, Los Alamitos dairyman, was elected vice chairman and Mrs. Marjorie Norris of Rossmoor, secretary. Other committeemen named to date are Dr. Carlos Munoz, Donald Nielsen, Ruben Perez, Police Chief Dan French, Joyn Ridd, William Eaton, James Attarian, Robert Hamilton, and Dr. Thomas Luparello. William Eaton of 1181 Martha Ann Drive, Rossmoor, was named a member of the board of directors of the Anaheim YMCA. Dr. Leno will serve as a Y Board member during his term of office as chairman of the new Los Alamitos-Rossmoor Committee. A special service award presented to John Ridd of the moor by YMCA Secretary Liam Poirier in recognition of effective YMCA leadership, particularly in Gra-Y club work. Through dedicated effort group of Rossmoor and Los Alamitos YMCA workers have developed a strong foundation for growing YMCA program. A five hundred boys and girlsicipated in YMCA clubs such as the Fathers and Sons Y Guide tribes and Gra-Y Club boys and Tri Hi-Y Clubs for and in day and mountain camp during the past program year. YMCA President Gay mended the volunteer service many of the committeemen leaders and others for theircess. Councilman Gene White and Mrs. White, of Orange (right) Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Byland, Mrs. Byland is the women'sordinator for Civil Defense in Orange, and will participate in Women's Traffic Safety Seminar on Sept. 24. May Company Planning Store in Anaheim Area Southern California’s ninth May business by the fall of 1963. It will store will be located in the anchor one end of the center, with Ana Park Shopping Center, at the Sears store already in operation, Dale and La Palma station anchoring the other, according to an announcement. Social Dancing Class Slated By Rec. Dept. Social dance classes will be off-road, tough and ingenuous. May Company Planning Store in Anaheim Area Southern California's ninth May store will be located in the Ana Park Shopping Center, atinton, Dale and La Palma, according to an announcement by Geoffrey Swaebe, May president, California. The center, which was opened year, is reportedly one of the most successful in Southern California, and consists of 39 stores service organizations. May Co. at Buena Park is scheduled to be completed and in business by the fall of 1963. It will anchor one end of the center, with the Sears store already in operation anchoring the other. With the addition of the May Co. and 20 other stores that are planned, the Buena Park shopping center will become the largest in Orange County and one of the largest in Southern California, according to William C. Brown, general partner and manager of the Buena Park Co., operator of the center. Men in Service Richard R. Celestino, seaman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marcotte of 801 North Loara Anaheim, is serving aboard ammunition ship USS Pyro, a which participated in "Exer-War Dance," a training exer- off the Coast of California, 27-31. Exercise, which involved 11 and 10,000 men of the First centered around a fast car-striking force which was operated by submarines and air- Air opposition was provid- jet and propeller-driven air- including medium bombers, all types of weapons. Exercise began with a hypo-rial limited war situation a escalated rapidly and cul- ted in a supposed general Michael Ulrich, dental techni- third class, USN, son of Mr. Mrs. O. C. Ulrich of 206 East Sta St., Anaheim, is serving and the nuclear-powered at-carrier USS Enterprise, a of the Second Fleet the North Atlantic Treaty Or-ation (NATO) striking force which participated in a special exe- "Riptide III," Aug. 17-20, Eastern Atlantic. It joined more than 40 other together with aircraft from NATO nations for the Phillip N. Ray, airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L. Ray of 1219 Citron Lane Anaheim and Ronald J. Marsh, airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Verlan A. Marsh of 10591 Larry Dr. Anaheim, are serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Kitty Hawk, a unit which participated in "Exercise War Dance," a training exercise off the Coast of California, Aug. 27-31. Marine Private First Class Allen H. Hayley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Hayley of 513 S. Lemon St., Anaheim, has graduated from the First Marine Brigade Motor Transport School at the Marine Corps Air Station, Kanohe Bay, Hawaii. Gerald J. Cennamo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cennamo, 11821 Nearing Dr., Anaheim, recently was promoted to private first class in Germany, where he is a member of the 2d Armored Cavalry Regiment. Army Specialist Four Darryl R. Daniels, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. Daniels, 214 Southwestern Ave., Anaheim, recently was named soldier of the month for the 4th Surgical Hospital in Stuttgart, Germany. A medical corpsman at the hospital, Specialist Daniels was se- business by the fall of 1963. It will anchor one end of the center, with the Sears store already in operation anchoring the other. With the addition of the May Co. and 20 other stores that are planned, the Buena Park shopping center will become the largest in Orange County and one of the largest in Southern California, according to William C. Brown, general partner and manager of the Buena Park Co., operator of the center. Social Dancing Class Slated By Recc. Dept. Social dance classes will be offered by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department begin- ning the week of October 1. A new beginners' singles class will be taught on Wednesday evening, October 3, from 8:00 to 9:30 p.m. Couples may enroll for classes on Tuesday, October 2, from 7:00 to 8:30 (first class) and 8:30 to 10:00 p.m. (second class). Steps in fox trot, waltz, swing, rhumba, tango, samba and cha cha will be taught. Both classes will be held at Fremont Junior School gym. Pre-registration is necessary. Register at Recreation Department, For further information, call PR 6-0110, ext. 256. 817 N. Lemon, Anaheim, recently completed eight weeks of advanced individual infantry training at Fort Ord, Calif. Marine Private First Class Robert L.Wheeler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I. Wheeler of 1887 Eileen Dr., Anaheim, is serving with the Third Marine Aircraft Wing at the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana, Calif. Helicopters, transports and jets of the wing provide air support for infantrymen of the First Marine Division at nearby Camp Pendleton, Calif. Andrew E. Estrada, airman, USN, son of Mrs. G. A. Estrada of 1150 Parry St., Anaheim, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier US Bon Homme Richard operating as a unit of the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific. The carrier departed her home port of San Diego, Calif., July 12, and arrived in the Philippine Islands, Aug. 11, to join our first line of defense in the Far East. Marine Private First Class Frank Barnett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. Barnett of 9861 Adventurous young men are ing sought by the U.S. Army "double voluteer" — for borne training and to be members of the elite S Forces team. These volunteers trained rough, tough and ingenuous become part of an organization which must play an important role in thwarting commun- aim of destroying the free w According to M-Sgt. Bust Kidder, Anaheim Army recr- Special Forces soldiers are troops in the Army's effort cope with limited and guar warfare. They receive tough versified training that will pare them to live and fight mountain, jungle and arctic In wartime these are the men who would "hit the still hind enemy lines." The Special Forces say "rarely sits still," M-Sgt. Kidder remarked. "Many opportunities arise for the trooper to visit toric sites of interest when curing duty stations as the Sp Forces units are rotated between this country ad overseas are "And even while in train M-Sgt. Kidder points out," Special Forces applicant "the go." Training "He may take medical trai- at Brooke Army Hospital in Sam Houston located in thoric site of San Antonio Tex- site of the hallowed Alamo," the picturesque Monterey sual in California to attend Army Language School. "Others," M-Sgt. Kidder ad may travel across the la- Key West Florida, as studen- the Scuba School while still Special Forces trainees fur their specialized skills at thie gle Warfare School in the Pan Canal Zone." "A member of a Special Foe队," M-Sgt. Kidder expli-" holds a minimum grade eent lent to a sergeant and tha ample opportunity to move o ther noncommissioned grades." Now "Swinging" in the MAYAN LOUNGE The DORISE VAN TRIO instrumental favorites in Las Vegas, Reno and Palm Springs ... entertaining nightly for your dancing pleasure, Monday through Saturday from 9:00 p.m. and during the cocktail hour. CHARTER HOUSE 1700 S. Harbor Blvd. in Anaheim (Across from Disneyland Entrance) Army Specialist Four Darryl R. Daniels, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. Daniels, 214 Southwestern Ave., Anaheim, recently was named soldier of the month for the 4th Surgical Hospital in Stuttgart, Germany. A medical corpsman at the hospital, Specialist Daniels was selected for his soldierly appearance, knowledge and performance of duties and military courtesy. Clifford L. Janoff, son of Mr. Howard Janoff of 132 Guinida Lane, Anaheim, arrived in Long Beach on Friday, Sept. 14 aboard the Coast Guard cutter Dexter. Janoff, along with 96 other reservists, boarded the 311 foot cutter at Alameda in connection with his two weeks active duty training. The purpose of the cruise is to provide initial and refresher shipboard training to the personnel. Koller is a seaman apprentice in the Coast Guard Reserve. Army Pvt. Floyd O. Conyers, 23, whose wife, Barbara, lives at Ballroom Dancing EVERY Saturday Night SUNNY HILLS BALLROOM The largest and finest dance floor in Orange County HARBOR BLVD. & VALENCIA MESA DR. OPP, ST. JUDES HOSPITAL FULLERTON MUSIC BY BERNABEE & his orchestra and his SAXAPHONE with Phil Gray Erie Ross & Phil Stan Adm. 1.50 free parking COCKTAILS doors open 8:30 P.M. Will Sponsor Rossmoor member during his term of office chairman of the new Los Alamos-Rossmoor Committee. A special service award was presented to John Ridd of Rossmoor by YMCA Secretary William Poirier in recognition of effective YMCA leadership, particularly in Gra-Y club work. Through dedicated effort a group of Rossmoor and Los Alamos YMCA workers have developed a strong foundation for a growing YMCA program. Almost one hundred boys and girls participated in YMCA clubs such as the Fathers and Sons Y Indian side tribes and Gra-Y Clubs for boys and Tri Hi-Y Clubs for girls in day and mountain camping during the past program year. YMCA President Gay commended the volunteer services of many of the committeemen, club leaders and others for their success. ANAHEIM Sets the pace 1. LARGEST CITY IN ORANGE COUNTY. 2. BIGST CITY - INCORPORATED. 3. POPULATION MARCH 1, 1952 - 17,200 4. LAND AREA 1952 - 5.6 sq.m. 1952 - 27,500 sq.m. 5. NUMBER OF INDUSTRIES - 36 6. INDUSTRIAL JOBS - 35,000 7. INDUSTRIAL PAYROLL +400,000,000. Adventurous young men are being sought by the U. S. Army to double volunteer — for airborne training and to become members of the elite Special Forces team. These volunteers, trained to be tough, tough and ingenuous, will come part of an organization which must play an important role in thwarting communism's invasion of destroying the free world. According to M-Sgt. Buster P. Kidder, Anaeheim Army recruiter, Special Forces soldiers are key troops in the Army's efforts to cope with limited and guerrilla warfare. They receive tough, diversified training that will prepare them to live and fight in mountain, jungle and arctic areas. In wartime, these are the young men who would "hit the silk" before enemy lines. The Special Forces soldier rarely sits still," M-Sgt. Kidder marked. "Many opportunities arise for the trooper to visit historic sites of interest when changing duty stations as the Special Forces units are rotated between its country ad overseas areas. "And even while in training," M-Sgt. Kidder points out, "the special Forces applicant is on the go." Training "We may take medical training Brooke Army Hospital in Fort Houston located in the historic city of San Antonio, Tex., the site of the hallowed Alamo, or, to picturesque Monterey peninsula in California to attend the Army Language School. Others," M-Sgt. Kidder added, "may travel across the land to West, Florida, as students at Scuba School while still other special Forces trainees further their specialized skills at the Junge Warfare School in the Panama Canal Zone." A member of a Special Forces unit," M-Sgt. Kidder explained, holds a minimum grade equivalent to a sergeant and there is ample opportunity to move up in the non-commissioned officer grades. GLAMOUR — Anaheim Chamber of Commerce manager George Strachan beams with pride as lovely Joan Hurst, queen of the Orange County Wine Festival, adds a touch of glamour to his window poster. Queen Joan reigned at the September 17 - 21 festival, which was headquartered at the Charter House Htoel. The colorful history of the Anaheim wine industry, once famous the world over, was toasted during the week-long event. Former Anaheim Teacher, Coach Heads Chapman Evening College Dr. Paul H. Demaree director emeritus of the Chapman Evening College, has returned to the Chapman campus this fall to again direct the college's evening program following the resignation last month of Dr. Leo M. Thomas. Dr. Thomas who left to accept a new administrative post in the Garden Grove High School district succeeded Dr. Demaree in 1961 as director of Chapman's Evening College and summer sessions. "We are indeed grateful to Dr. Demaree for agreeing on such short notice to come to the aid of the college and to take more time from his well-deserved retirement," commented Dr. John L. Davis, Chapman College president. Although he retired in 1961 after serving four years at Chapman, Dr. Demaree has continued to hold the rank of an assistant professor of education, and was scheduled to teach two evening courses this fall at the college. For many years a resident of Anaheim, where he was superintendent of the Union High School district for 16 years, Dr. Demaree Richardson Is Guest Dr. Raph Richardson, candidate for state superintendent of and his wife are now living in Dana Point. A graduate of Kentucky Wesleyan and the University of Southern California, Dr. Demaree as a teacher and coach in the Anaheim Union High School district from 1925 to 1937 and superintendent of the Capistrano Union High School district from 1937 to 1941, when he returned to Anaheim. Dance Theater For Youngsters Begins Oct. 6 Children's Dance Theatre is being offered for the first time this year to youngsters who have had some work in traditional classical ballet or modern dance, according to the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department. Qualifications for this new program include at least one (1) year of dance in ballet or modern dance and the children must be ten (10) years old or older, besides qualifying by auditions that are to be given on Saturday, October 1 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon at Fremont Junior High School gym. Angiola Sartorio, a dancer and A member of a Special Forces unit," M-Sgt. Kidder explained, holds a minimum grade equivalent to a sergeant and there is ample opportunity to move up in the non-commissioned officer grades. In addition," the recruiter said, "since every member of Special Forces is Airborne qualified, he receives $55 'jump pay' due to his regular pay each month." We are on a special lookout forirable volunteers," he said. Young men who feel they can qualify to meet the high standards of this elite group can get acquainted with the Special Forces Program by stopping at 114 South Los Angeles St., Anaheim or dialing 772-1460 for an appointment. Richardson Is Guest Dr. Raph Richardson, candidate for state superintendent of public instruction, was honored at a tea sponsored by the Orange County Committee for Quality Education at the Orange Coast College Faculty House today. Speaking to an overflow gathering of interested citizens, Dr. Richardson covered topics ranging from the necessity for improved teaching of the "basic" skill — reading to the need for a charged method of attendance accounting in the junior colleges. LANCERS RESTAURANT 1640 S. HARBOR ANAHEIM KE 5-1500 DINING at its FINEST COCKTAIL LOUNGE