anaheim-gazette 1962-10-03

6—ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Wednesday, October 2, 1962 HELD OVER—New crowds are joining the old crowd at Sunny Hills Ballroom for Saturday night dancing to big band adult swing. There are added surprises every Saturday night in this "one of a kind" in Fullerton, such as singing star Frankie St. Claire, backed by the band of Memo Bernabee. St. Claire has been held over by popular demand for two more weeks, and other surprise guests will join the fun. BAGGOTT & TROUTMAN Undertaking One-Fifth Less ANAHEIM MORTUARY "Chapel of the Bells" Announce 2 Marineland A second extension was announced today of the summer schedule for MTA's Mari Service linking Disneyland Catalina Terminal and Malland. The Line 127 summer route remain in effect until Oct when a new winter schedule become effective. The service linking the fur normally terminates Sept. has been extended twice by Portuguese Bend, Line 127 rineliners offer connection other lines in Long Beach Pedro and Wilmington. Stops are made through hotel-motel complex surro Disneyland and at other enroute, including con Former Anaheim Info Officer Starts Agency Carl Hatfield Jr. today announced the opening of his public relations - advisory agency in the Fountainional building at 1077 West Road, Anaheim. Hatfield, veteran local city man, was formely co-owner the public relations firm H Miles & Associates. Prior he served as public informator for the City of Ana. David Collins, industrial mercial realtor and owner professional center, said he delighted at Hatfield's choice locate in his complex Hills Ballroom for Saturday night dancing to big band adult swing. There are added surprises every Saturday night in this "one of a kind" in Fullerton, such as singing star Frankie St. Claire, backed by the band of Memo Bernabee. St. Claire has been held over by popular demand for two more weeks, and other surprise guests will join the fun. 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AMERICA'S ONLY BILLION DOLLAR SAVINGS ASSOCIATION BUENA PARK 8010 Beach Blvd. at La Palma TA 8-4664 SANTA ANA 819 North Main St. at 9th St. 542-5673 542-2775 GARDEN GROVE 11922 Brookhurst St. at Chapman LE 9-7707 ANAHEIM 211 East Lincoln Ave. Across from City Hall KE 5-2883 LA MIRADA 15128 E. Rosecrans Ave. East of Luitwieler LA 1-1310 FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION Main Office: 761 S. Broadway, Los Angeles Phone: MAdison 7-7991 HS-50 C Announce 2nd Disneyland, Marineland MTA Routes A second extension was announced today of the summer schedule for MTA's Marineliner service linking Disneyland, the Catalina Terminal and Marine Land. The Line 127 summer route will remain in effect until Oct. 21, when a new winter schedule will become effective. The service linking the funlands formally terminates Sept. 15, but has been extended twice because Portuguese Bend, Line 127 Marinelners offer connections with other lines in Long Beach, San Pedro and Wilmington. Stops are made throughout the hotel-motel complex surrounding Disneyland and at other points on route, including connecting stops for buses from downtown Los Angeles. The Line 127 service is in addition to the Disneyland Freeway Flyer Service provided from MTA's depot in downtown Los Angeles. Further information may be obtained by telephoning Richmond 7-4455 in Los Angeles, KEyestone 5-7797 in Anaheim, NEwmark 9-6800 in the Long Beach area, OSborne 5-4461 in the South Bay area, or from other toll-free numbers. Fullerton JC's Experimental Theater Starts Former Anaheim Info Officer Starts Agency Carl Hatfield Jr. today announced the opening of his new public relations - advertising agency in the Fountain Professional building at 1077 West Ball Road, Anaheim. Hatfield, veteran local publicist man, was formby co-owned of the public relations firm Hatfield-Miles & Associates. Prior to that, he served as public information officer for the City of Anaheim. David Collins, industrial-commercial realtor and owner of the professional center, said he was delighted at Hatfield's choice to locate in his complex. Spotlights are being focused on what is to be a promising debut for the Experimental Theater of Orange State College in Fullerton. Under the supervision of Dr. James D. Young, 4 one-act plays will be performed starting October 25, through October 27. Programming will include Eugene ONeil's, "Isle" — a psychological play in traditional manner; Thornton Wilders, "Happy Journey" — for runner of the famous play 'Our Town'; Eugene Ionesco's, "Bald Soprano" — a European experimental; and "John Doe", a Yale experimental play not yet produced. Casting for the plays is as follows: "Isle" — Muriel Berg, director; Meredith Willson Appears Oct. 12 On Don Campus Meredith Willson and his wife Rini, famed for "The Music Man," will present the second program in the Santa Ana College Artist-Drama Series on Friday, Oct. 12, in Phillips Hall. The musical couple will present "Mirth and Music" in which they play selections from their musical hits, recount highlights of show business, and provide varied entertainment. Willson is a philosophical Iowan who gives long hair music a hair-cut, taking the seriousness out of serious music. Mrs. Wilson is a concert singer while Willson's "Music Man" added musical comedy to a long string of accomplishments. He is the erstwhile star of such radio programs as "Weekday", "The Big Show", "Evry Day" and "Meredith Willson's Music Room. He also is a prose writer. The series opened last week with Richard Gray and Mavo Loizeaux presenting "A Wild Evening with Shaw" to a capacity audience, in which they highlight from the careers of Oscar Wilde and George Bernard Shaw. Ann Snider Will Head Sales Dent Reserved seats are available for one of the most AGency in the Fountain Professional building at 1077 West Ball Road, Anaheim. Hatfield, veteran local publiciman, was formbely co-owned of the public relations firm HatfieldMiles & Associates. Prior to that, he served as public information officer for the City of Anaheim. David Collins, industrial-commercial realtor and owner of the professional center, said he was delighted at Hatfield's choice to locate in his complex. The new agency's initial ac-counts include the California Wine Advisory Board, League of Coundorian AIA, Charter House Hotel,anning and Research Associates, and the Anaheim-Western communities United Fund. Programming will include Eugene ONeil's, "Isle" — a psychological play in traditional manner; Thornton Wilders, "Happy Journey" — forerunner of the famous play 'Our Town'; Eugene Ionesco's, "Bald Soprano" — a European experimental; and "John Doe", a Yale experimental play not yet produced. Casting for the plays is as follows: "Isole" — Muriel Berg, director; Mike Hubbard, steward; Bill Shultz, Keeney; Ron Bell Joe; Merritt Grimm, mate; Mike Nored, Ben; Gloria Chenoweth, Mrs. Keeny; and Linda Carillo, prompter. "John Doe" — Mike Hubard, director; Bill Shultz, father; Alexis Leuinson, Ruby; Ron Bell, Jimmie; Merritt Grimm, Jesse; Don Rictner, Arthur Neuman; Mike Nored, Petti; Andy Kormos, John Doe; and Kay Dildine, prompter. "Happy Journey" — Don Rictner, director; Andy Kormos, son; Betty Tucker, stage manager; Muriel Berg, mother; Linda Carville, daughter; Barbara Bowen, Beulah; Alexis Leuinson, prompter. "Bald Soprano" — Don Rictner, director; Mike Hubbard, Mr. Smith, Bill Shultz, fire chief; Mike Nored, Mr. Martin; Betty Tucker, Mary; Mary Ann Linquist, Mrs. Smith; Kay Dildine, Mrs. Martin; Gloria Chenoweth, prompter. Orange State Greets Faculty A president's reception for the new and returning faculty members and their spouses of Orange State College was held Sunday, September 23, in the Guild-Hall-Windsor Room of the Green Brier Inn in Garden Grove. Dr. and Mrs. William B. Langsdorf were the hosts of the reception, which included honored guests from the community, members of the faculty and their families, and officers of the Associated Student Body. Included among the invitations were members of the state legislature, the county board of supervisors, and the OSU board of supervisors. The series opened last week with Richard Gray and Mavo Loizeaux presenting "A Wild Evening with Shaw" to a capacity audience, in which they gave highlights from the careers of Oscar Wilde and George Bernard Shaw. Ann Snider Will Head Sales Dept. At Anaheim Inn Ann Snider of Anaheim has been named director of sales for the Charter House Hotel. News of her appointment came from Bernard Haering, general manager of the Anaheim Hotel. "Miss Snider's enthusiasm and proven past experience made her our number one choice in a field of over 50 applicants", smiled Haering. Miss Snider, who was educated at Long Beach City College, UCLA, and the McGeorge mento fitaoinshrdlu Colleg. of Law in Sacramento fills the position vacated last month by Bill Thompson. A former public relations executive, she also served as legislative attache in the California State Assembly and Senate. She has compiled and published many Radioactivity Amount of radioactivity air in Orange County due past week was recorded mobile radiological labor- ing operated by the Oran- tity Health Department. Reading on the air shows the following re- Wednesday, September 18 micro-microcuries per cu- ter of air. The Health Department September 23, in the Guild-Hall Windsor Room of the Green Brier Inn in Garden Grove. Dr. and Mrs. William B. Langsdorf were the hosts of the reception, which included honored guests from the community, members of the faculty and their families, and officers of the Associated Student Body. Included among the invitations were members of the state legislature, the county board of supervisors, and the OSC advisory board. This was the third president's reception in the new college's history. The first affair hosted by the chief executive and his wife, Mrs. Eileen Langsdorf, was held in the Langsdorf's new home at Corona Del Mar, and last year's reception was an all-college gathering on the Fullerton campus of Orange State. Over 200 guests were welcomed by the hosts at this third annual reception. VISIT FORESTS Visits to National Forests in the Pacific Northwest are up 26 per cent — most of the increase attributed to overnight campers on their way to and from the Seattle World's Fair, the Automobile Club of Southern California reports. Carrier Salesmen Wanted To Deliver the ANAHEIM GAZETTE EVERY WEDNESDAY Good Earnings For the Right Boy CALL PAUL GIBSON 772-7727 AINMENT ... In and Around ... Anaheim TO APPEAR HERE—World-famed Roger Wagner Chorale will be the final act staged by Orange Coast College during the Fall cultural series, it was reported this week. Other well known personalities who will appear on the program include William L. Shirer, Dr. Ralph Lapp, Richard Armour and Vincent Price. Wagner Chorale, Vincent Price, In Cultural Series Reserved seats are still available for one of the most outstanding Monday, Nov. 12. His topic will be "Rusia and Germany, Keys to 'Enjoyment of Great Art'" will be presented by Vincent Price, Wagner Chorale, Vincent Price, In Cultural Series Reserved seats are still available for one of the most outstanding cultural series to be presented to the community by Orange Coast College. Beginning in November, such well-known personalities as William L. Shirer, Dr. Ralph Lapp, Richard Armour, Vincent Price and the Roger Wagner Choral will come to the Orange Coast stage and the community. All seats will reserve at the low price of $7.50 for the five performances which will begin at 8 p.m. Season tickets may still be obtained by writing to Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa. The college's 1200-seat auditorium is noted for its fine acoustics and visibility. William L. Shirer, author and commentator, will be the first speaker to appear in the series on speaker to appear in the series on Monday, Nov. 12. His topic will be "Rusia and Germany, Keys to the Future." Shirer is the author of the best-seller, 'Rise and Fall of the Third Reich." Dr. Ralph Lapp, scientist and author, will appear on the Orange Coast stage Monday, Dec. 3 to speak on the topic, "New World of Science." Dr. Lapp has headed the Nuclear Physics Branch of the Office of Naval Research, has been an advisor to the War Department General Staff and has served at the Argonne National Laboratory. The modern master of light verse, Richard Armour, will brighten the stage on Wednesday, Jan 30 on the topic, "A Satirist Looks at the World." Armour is a professor of English at Scripps College and is known to millions of readers for his delightful humor. OCC Plays Host To Speech Clinic Orange Coast College hosted the annual fall speech clinic of the Pacific Southwest Collegiate Forensics Association last Saturday, in the school auditorium. Purpose of the clinic was to discuss the professional explorations of the national debate topic, and to hear demonstrations of the individual events, in which forensic students may participate. Featured speakers were Carol Huggins and Miles Eaton both social science instructors at OCC. They will explore the implications of the national debate topic, which is "Resolved: The Non-Communist Nations of the World Should Establish an Economic Community." In addition, students from various colleges will give demonstrations of Oral interpretation, oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and impromptu speaking. There will be critiques of each demonstration by various speech coaches from the different colleges. Expected attendance is approximately 200-300 students besides the speech coaches. Schools from all of Southern California and some from Arizona and Utah that are both two and four year col- Amount of radioactivity in the air in Orange County during the past week was recorded by the mobile radiological laboratory being operated by the Orange County Health Department. Reading on the air sample shows the following results: Wednesday, September 20, 6.2 micro-microcuries per cubic meter of air. The Health Department began its air sampling program September 15, 1961 as part of a statewide monitoring program under the California State Disaster Office. CAUTION Motorists should be extra careful during the first few weeks of the new school year, cautions the Automobile Club of Southern California. Many youngsters will be making their first venture into school life and many let the excitement cause them to forget their safety habits. Drive slowly in school zones and give the youngsters a chance to grow up and learn. WANT ADS bring PROFITS — Watch the Classified Columns. CONE-O'CONNOR MORTUARY 241 NORTH LEMON STREET, ANAHEIM KB 5-3209 In addition to complete gym, dining and lounging facilities, the club will also offer private dining and meeting rooms for industrial and professional organizations. Facilities for social functions of members’ wives are also planned. The club will round off its membership at 600, the executive committee said. Completion is anticipated around the first of the year. The Brass Rail Corp. of New York City will be in charge of service and food preparation. The Orange Empire Club will be the first organization serviced by Brass Rail on the West Coast. In New York it caters for such organizations as the Union Carbide Corp. and Socony Mobil Oil Co., as well as certain fine clubs in the eastern states, the committee said. Leasing arrangements for the club are being handled through the David B. Murdock Development Co. Baltroom 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 MUSIC BY BERNABEE & his orchestra and his SAXAPHONE with Phil Gray Enle Ross & Phil Stun Adm. 1.75 free parking COCKTAILS doors open 8:30 P.M.