anaheim-gazette 1963-03-06

Anaheim ‘Split’ Is Before Board The possible splitting of Anaheim between two county supervisory district was scheduled to be settled by the Orange County Board of Supervisors at their meeting late today. The decision on district boundaries has been before the board for some time and it is possible no final decision will be reached today. Anaheim has asked the board to define boundaries that will provide for Anaheim to be included within one district. It is the only city of major size in the county that is proposed for splitting between districts. In 3rd, 4th Areas The split would place part of Anaheim in the 4th District, now represented by William Hirstein, and the 3rd District, represented by William Phillips. The recommendations on the split were made to the county board last September when a special citizens committee made a report on boundaries which included the Anaheim division. The report was given consideration by the board but, without definite action until last December when outgoing board member Willis Warner moved the report be shelved until the newly elected supervisors could join the board and express their wishes on the questions involved. The board moved the report forward on the calendar until March 6. New Men Neutral The new supervisors, Alton Allen and David Baker, represent the 5th and 2nd districts and are not directly involved with the Anaheim dispute except as members of the board. Their districts will not be affected by whatever change is made for Anaheim. The Anaheim position has been expressed by city official as being neutral on the district just so long as it is within a single district. Horace Man PTA Awards Mrs. Norman Williams and Mrs. William Cox were honored at the annual founders day meeting of the Horace Mann Parent Teachers Association with Honorary Life Memberhips. Mrs. Williams is the mother of four children who has served in Scouting, various youth activities and the PTA Organization. Mrs. Cox is a teacher of second grade students and has been active in the PTA for many years. Frank Mattox, past principal of Horace Mann, gave a “This Is Your Life” introduction before presenting the award to Mrs. Cox. New Escort Firm Opens in Anaheim Foreign tourists traveling in New Escort Firm Opens in Anaheim Foreign tourists traveling in California now have the opportunity to receive professional guidance in seeing the state's highlights and other services meeting their travel needs through a newly formed company, California Escort Tours, Inc., of Anaheim. The firm's principal purpose will be to meet the travel needs of foreigners by providing such services as sightseeing tours with bilingual guides: hotel, restaurant, night club and theater reservations; transportation and shopping advice. "California Escort Tours, specializing in custom service to foreign groups will provide foreigners visiting the western United States the kind of service provided Americans for years in Europe," Company President Robert A. Heil said. While specializing in accommodating foreigners, the firm will also handler groups from elsewhere in the United States who want the advantage of custom services that will facilitate their visit in the state. California Escort Tours has its offices at 1731 S. Euclid Ave., Anaheim. Heil, a native of Santa Ana, heads the staff. Local PR Firm Set For Beauty Pageant Dr. Leonard B. Stallcup, president of the California Beauty Pageant, announced today that Carl Hatfield Jr. & Associate, Anaheim public relations firm, will handle publicity for the Pageant's Orange County contest. The regional contest will be staged at the Charter House Hotel early this summer. The winner of the Anaheim Pageant will then compete for the title of Miss California along with 39 other lovelies. In June, the winner of the county's Miss California pageant is Mrs. Williams is the mother of four children who has served in Scouting, various youth activities and the PTA Organization. Mrs. Cox is a teacher of second grade students and has been active in the PTA for many years. Frank Mattox, past principal of Horace Mann, gave a "This Is Your Life" introduction before presenting the award to Mrs. Cox. ROBERT J. GILBERT Joins Orange County Staff Big Brothers Select Director of Casework Robert J. Gilbert has joined Big Brothers of Orange County as Director of Casework, according to Ralph Holdburg, executive director of the organization, which provides a volunteer Big Brother to troubled, fatherless boys in Orange County. His introduction to the Big Brother movement came in Boston where, as an active Big Brother himself, he observed first hand the tremendous effect a man's in Social Work at the University of Michigan. His career has included service as a psychiatric aide at the Institute of Living in Hartford, Connecticut, administrative assistant with the Youth Service Board in Eastern Massachusetts, Social Investigator for the New York City Department of Welfare and Probation Officer in the Children's Court in Manhattan. dent of the California Beauty Pageant, announced today that Carl Hatfield Jr. & Associate, Anaheim public relations firm, will handle publicity for the Pageant's Orange County contest. The regional contest will be staged at the Charter House Hotel early this summer. The winner of the Anaheim Pageant will then compete for the title of Miss California along with 39 other lovelies. In June, the winner of the coveted Miss California crown will be whisked to Miami, Florida to vie for the title of Miss Universe. Eligibility requirements for contestants in the Anaheim beauty contest will be announced in the near future, said Dr. Stalicup. Judging will be based solely on beauty, charm, poise and personality. Talent is not taken into consideration. Robert J. Gilbert has joined Big Brothers of Orange County as Director of Casework, according to Ralph Holdburg, executive director of the organization, which provides a volunteer Big Brother to troubled, fatherless boys in Orange County. His introduction to the Big Brother movement came in Boston where, as an active Big Brother himself, he observed first hand the tremendous effect a man's influence can have on a trubled youngster. Gilbert is a graduate of Syracuse University where he majored in psychology. His education credits also include the Lavanburg Fellowship Program at New York University in the Graduate School of Public Administration, Graduate School of Psychology at Boston University and the School of Social Work at the University of Michigan. His career has included service as a psychiatric aide at the Institute of Living in Hartford, Connecticut, administrative assistant with the Youth Service Board in Eastern Massachusetts, Social Investigator for the New York City Department of Welfare and Probation Officer in the Children's Court in Manhattan and most recently, executive director of Big Brothers of Saginaw, Michigan, where he succeeded the man who originally assigned him to a Little Brother in Boston, Thomas E. O'Brien, executive director of Big Brothers of America, and who is also well-known in Orange County as a central figure in the foundation of Big Brothers of Orange County. SPECIAL! CLEARANCE! Fine, High Quality MAGNALITE COOKWARE 20% OFF BRAND NEW Not damaged by Fire, Water or Smoke! THURSDAY, FRIDAY, & SATURDAY ONLY! *MARCH 7th, 8th & 9th. Weber's 139-141 W. LINCOLN DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Name Chiefs County Fair Orange County Fair president Robert A. Russell appointed board director of the 32nd District Agricultural Association to committee chairmanships for the 1963 Fair, July 9 through 14, at the February meeting of the board of directors at the Fairgrounds. New committee chairmen, and the committees they head, are: James J. Sullivan of Costa Mesa; Agriculture - Horticulture - Floriculture Exhibits; Eli S. Barnhard of Buena Park; Commercial Exhibits; A. E. "Pat" Arnold of Cypress; Horse Show-Livestock; Robert W. Battin of Santa Ana; Legal Committee; William Gallienne of Huntington Beach; Buildings-Grounds-Interim Activities; Ings-Grounds-Interim Activities; Exhibits; Irvin C. Chapman of A. E. "Pat" Arnold, industrial Fullerton, Publicity-Entertainment - Decorations Committee; Ralph P. Maskey of Newport Beach, Youth Activities. Skeptics sneered at Henry Ford when he entered his Model T in America's first coast-to-coast auto race in 1909. After 22 days of driving 4,100 miles over mud-covered roads, through snow storm, across streams and in heavy rain, the Model T was the first entry to cross the finish line. NEW TILING COMPLETED — A build-up of downtown's Anaheim is pointed out by Joseph Kessler. The Kessler's store was fenced door to the entrance picture about the store size and have just completed part of the downtown effort t... Colers ONE CENT SPORT SHIRT • SUITS Regular to 49.95 was $29 $25 NOW Regular to 55.00 was $39 $35 NOW Regular to 70.00 was $49 $45 NOW Other Suits Regular to 70.95 was $59 $49 NOW Regular to 100.00 was $79 $69 NOW Regular to 115.00 was $89 $79 NOW BUY ONE SPORT SHIRT AT REGULAR PRICE BUY SECOND SHIRT for . . Only HURRY DON'T MIS THIS FABULOUS SALE! BIG SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT DURING OUR REMODELING SALE! BIG SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT DURING OUR REMODELING SALE!! • WASH PANTS New larger selection of cottons, corduroy, dressy blends. Reg. to $7.98, was $4.98 NOW 2 for $7 • JACKETS Reg. to 39.95, Now 1988 Reg. to 22.95, Now 1488 Reg. to 16.95, Now 1088 • DRESS MANHAT Reg. to 5.95, No 2 for $5.00 SPORT SH (special group) Reg. to 6.95, No We're REMODELING We Need Room To E-X-P-A-N-D To Better Serve You . . . And To Thank For H And our workmen need room to work, therefore o must go! Cotlers is passing these great savings o don't mind hammering and sawing then shop now Cotlers gigantic REMODELING SALE. Because you, our customers, have seen patronize our store, but also bring y have found yourself in need of more spa we are remodeling our present store, ing into the building adjacent to us. Store Fixtures Are for Sale 118 W. LINCOLN D • OPEN A CONVENIENT COTLER OSC to Offer Anne Frank Hit Casting for the current Orange Theatre production "The Diary of Anne Frank" has been announced by Dr. James D. Young professor of speech and drama. The popular two-act drama is set for performance on the 701 stage March 21, 22 and 23. Selected for the leading role of Anne Frank is Louise Lilallo, Santa Ana. Other cast members are Mike Hubbard, Fullerton, as Otto Frank; Kay Dildine, Fullerton, as Mrs. Frank; Bill Shultz, Anaheim, as Mr. Van Daan; Sara Hess, Garden Grove a Mrs. Van Daan; Bette Robertson, La Puente, as Miep; David Sprague, Fullerton, as Peter Van Daan; Linda Carillo, Santa Ana, as Margot Frank; Floyd Sawyer, West Covina, as Mr. Kraler, and Marvin Capeloto, Anaheim, as Mr. Dussel. The production staff consists of Bud Robbins, Anaheim, student director; Warren Deacon, Cypress, technical director and set design; Don Richner, Chatsworth, assistant technical director; Floyd Sawyer, props, and Kay Wilber, Santa Ana, costumes. CENT SHIRT RT SHIRT PRICE RT for ... HURRY DON'T MISS THIS FABULOUS SALE! Big Selection of Colors, Sizes, Patterns! • SLACKS Wool and Dacron-wool blends Reg. 17.95, was 13.88 Now 12$88 2 for $25 Reg. 19.95, was 15.88 Now 13$88 2 for $27 • SPORT COATS Reg. 22.95, was 17.88 Now 14$88 Reg. 39.95, was 29.88 Now 24$88 Reg. 49.95, was 39.88 Now 34$88 Reg. 55.00, was 43.88 Now 39$88 Big Selection of Colors, Sizes, Patterns! • DRESS SHIRTS MANHATTAN Reg. to 5.95, Now 288 2 for $5.00 SPORT SHIRTS (special group) Reg. to 6.95, Now 199 • SWEATERS Regular to 21.95, Now 1488 Regular to 16.95, Now 1088 Regular to 11.95, Now 788 • SHOES Jarman & Freeman Reg. to 12.95, was 8.88, Now 688 Reg. to 15.95, was 10.88, Now 888 Reg. to 19.95, was 12.88, Now 1088 ELING better Serve You . . . And We Have You To Thank For It. room to work, therefore our present stock using these great savings on to you. If you and sawing then shop now and save during ELING SALE. our customers, have seen fit, to not only store, but also bring your friends, we yourself in need of more space. Consequently, modeling our present store, and also expandbuilding adjacent to us. Fixtures Are for Sale LINCOLN Downtown Anaheim KE 5-4224 "Look Your Best, Be Collar Dressed" A CONVENIENT COTLERS CHARGE ACCOUNT OPEN MON. FRI. TIL * P.M.