anaheim-gazette 1963-03-13

Five to Star On Bell Hour Singer-dancer Carol Lawrence, popular vocalists Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme, Metropolitan Opera star Leontyne Price and concert violinist Erica Morini comprise the unusual array of talent on the Bell Telephone Hour program over NBC-TV tonight at 10 p.m. Donald Voorhees will conduct the Bell Telephone Orchestra on the full hour color special. A "triple-threat" performer — a gifted singer, dancer and dramatic actress — Carol Lawrence is a star of stage, screen and television. Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme have a great deal in common, beyond the fact that they are Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lawrence. New-York born (he in Brooklyn, she in the Bronx), they both started singing before they were in high school. Although they had the same manager, they didn't really meet until they both became regulars on Steve Allen's "Tonight Show" in 1953. They were married in 1957. Leontyne Price, the brilliant young American soprano making her first appearance on the Bell Telephone Hour, will sing two arias from Verdi's "Il Trovatore:" "Tacea la Notte Placida" (Peaceful Was the Night and "D'amor Sull'Ali Rosee" (On Rosy Wings of Love). Erica Morini, one of the world's greatest violinists, will make her Bell Telephone Hour debut playing the final movement of Bruch's WIN STATE RECOGNITION — The plaque awarded in recognition of Anaheim Junior High young American soprano making her first appearance on the Bell Telephone Hour, will sing two arias from Verdi's "Il Trovaore:" "Tacea la Notte Placida" (Peaceful Was the Night and "D'amor Sull'Ali Rosee" (On Rosy Wings of Love. Erica Morini, one of the world's greatest violinists, will make her Bell Telephone Hour debut playing the final movement of Bruch's Concerto No. 1 in G Minor. Born of a musical family in Vienna, she confounded her father's music pupils by correcting their mistakes when she was only three years old. Having finished the master course at the Vienna Conservatory, who made her professional debut at the age of eight and has been a star concert attraction ever since. WIN STATE RECOGNITION — The plaque awarded in recognition of Anaheim Junior Ebell Club's work in mental health field is admired by Mrs. Murdock Payne, Mrs. James Sides and Mrs. Arthur Osowski. The plaque was presented to Mrs. Sides as president of the Club State Honor Work WHAT'S DOING Dorothy Kral, Your Telephone Manager, In Anaheim This is the "grand-daddy" of every new telephone handset we install. It's a picture of the steel model from which we make molds for plastic telephone handsets. And it's as precision perfect as modern men and machines can make it. Last year from this model came more than 11,000,000 handsets to go with every phone from little Princesses to large Call Directors. It's a "shining example" of how good design pays off in mass-production—and telephone economy. When out-of-town family or friends have a birthday, telephone your greetings. It's easy and it's fun to send your birthday wishes across the miles by telephone. The dedicated young women in the Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim who worked for two years 6700 hours to raise $2500 and additional support in order that the community might have a Clinical Guidance Clinic, have been awarded this year's Mental Health Award for general services in the field of mental health as volunteers. The state recognition came during the past week at Sacramento. Gov. Edmund Brown presented the awards which went to eight individuals and organizations. The awards banquet sponsored by the California Association for Mental Health and the California Council for Children in cooperation with the State Department Mental Hygiene. In addition to activities in half of the Child Guidance Clinic, the Anaheim Junior Ebells devoted hundreds of hours to mental health volunteer services and donations of needed items in state hospitals and other public facilities in the Orange County Los Angeles area. Began in 196 The group began its efforts for a children's clinic in late 1966 after a radio program sponsored by the Orange County Association for Mental Health stressed the need for such a clinic. In 1961 the Ebell Club opened savings account to hold the de When out-of-town family or friends have a birthday, telephone your greetings. It's easy and it's fun to send your birthday wishes across the miles by telephone. DOE MARY 123 BLANK ANH 535-1599 Additional listings in the telephone book for other members of your family living in your home are a good way to insure they won't miss out on any calls. You can find out more about this service with a call to 776-1101, your Anaheim business office. Planning to move? It's a good time to start planning for those extension phones you've always wanted. At no extra installation charge we'll put in extension phones when we install your new service. If you'd like some help in deciding the kind of phones you want, and where they can be placed to serve you best, just call the telephone business office or talk to your telephone service man. One of our safety men said it, and all our telephone drivers agree: Fastening your seat belt is one "snap" decision you'll never regret. Pacific Telephone BTK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 Vets Entering Writers Event Thousands of patients in Veterans Administration hospitals throughout the country are expected to take part in the 17th Annual Hospitalized Veterans Writing Contest, Lowell Like, Director of Los Angeles VA Center, announced today. More than $5,000 in cash and other prizes will be offered to the winners of over 20 different types of writing, ranging from short stories and plays to outlines for novels, newspaper columns, poetry, book reviews, and songs to greeting cards and cartoons. Discover Deterrent Fruit, Flower Decay RIVERSIDE — Scientists here have turned over to industry a chemical compound found to be highly effective in controlling post-harvest decay, the cause of big losses to fruit and flower growers. Called 2-aminobutane, the chemical prevents decay in a wide variety of perishables: oranges, lemons, apples, peaches, pears, bananas, cut flowers and bulbs. Scientists Joseph W. Eckert and Martin J. Kolbezen, of the University of California, Riverside, believe the material will greatly reduce losses — running to millions of dollars annually — that fruit and flower growers incur when spoilage sets in between picking and processing. The material can be applied by dipping, spraying or flooding fruits or flowers after they are harvested. The compound settles into picking injuries, where decay-causing fungi would cause rotting to start, and prevents growth of fungus spores. Rerun 'Golden In answer to demands for a peat performance, the "Golden Bagel Revue", presented by Sisterhood of Temple Beth Shalom and the Orange County Telegraph Youth will sponsor another cabaret night, featuring the revival and a live dance band, in the central hall of the temple at Tustin and Fairhaven in Santa Ana. Saturday, March 16 at 8 p.m., according to Mrs. Henry Klipstein, sisterhood persistent and Marsh. The plaque Junior Ebell is admired names Sides was prefect of the Club by Gov. Brown at special ceremonies in Sacramento. Mrs. Osowski and Mrs. Payne are co-chairmen of the club committee responsible for the club's work. Mrs. Sides stressed the fine work done by the Orange County Association for Mental Health for which the club performed its work. The material can be applied by dipping spraying or flooding fruits or flowers after they are harvested. The compound settles into picking injuries, where decay-causing fungi would cause rotting to start, and prevents growth of fungus spores. Use of 2-aminobutance on food crops will require approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The compound can be used on flowers, however, without such clearance. In answer to demands for a peat performance, the "Gold Bagel Revue", presented by the Sisterhood of Temple Beth Shalom and the Orange County Temple Youth will sponsor another cabaret night, featuring the revival and a live dance band, in the central hall of the temple at Tustin and Fairhaven in Santa Ana, Saturday, March 16 at 8 p.m. A cording to Mrs. Henry Klipstein, sisterhood president and Marsh Ledfkowitz, OCTY president, this will provide camp scholarships for worthy youngsters. Brotherhood will also help take part in the show and serving sandwiches and soft drinks. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS SINCE 1925 529 So. State College Blvd. FIRST FEDERAL'S NEW ANAHEIM EXTRAS FOR Some savings institutions give you some of the savings extras First Federal of the essentials. But First Federal gives you all of both for the safety and THE ESSENTIALS EXTRAS FOR S Some savings institutions give you some of the savings extras First Federal of the essentials. But First Federal gives you all of both for the safety and THE ESSENTIALS MAXIMUM EARNINGS: First Federal's 4.8% current annual rate is 37% more than regular bank savings accounts pay. It's the maximum rate offered in Orange County. DEPENDABLE DIVIDENDS: Dividends are paid or compounded quarterly on March 31, June 30, September 30 and on December 31. SOUND, LOCAL MANAGEMENT: First Federal's local management and staff not only work in this area, they live nearby as your friends and neighbors. Because they know the area, they serve you better. STRONG ASSETS: First Federal assets of over $130,000,000 are among the largest of any federal savings association in America. INSURED SAFETY: Accounts are insured by the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation. Man and wife, with two individual accounts and one joint account, may have up to $30,000 fully insured. 4.8% CURRENT ANNUAL RATE. Funds received or postmarked by the 10th of any month will earn from 1st. NEW ANAHEIM OFFICE: 529 So. State College Blvd. (Placentia St.) 1 Block South of East Anaheim Center PR 6-5700 MARVIN F. ESSENMACHER Asst. Secretary & Manager of Anaheim Office Other Offices in Alhambra, Costa Mesa, West Covina Head Office: Alhambra "LITTLE HAPPY BUCK" and Loan Assoc ESTABLISHED 1925 • A LEADER IN SAVINGS...A LEADER The Anaheim Gazette—7 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Wednesday, March 12, 1963 Safety Poster Awards by PTA With the idea of keeping safety upermost in the minds of children the Patrick Henry Parent-Teachers Association has provided awards in a March Safety Poster Contest. Three stages of judging marked the event. The first round of elimination was done by children of the school Semi-final judging was accomplished by Miss Lucia Upp, district art consultant, Mrs. Isabelle Hoffner, intermediate art representative and Mrs. Faye Searls, primary art representative. The final posters were judged by three members of the Anaheim Optimist Club, Richard Slater, Swen Harberg and Bob Gallager and two members of the city police department, Sgt. Clarence Johnson and Officer Gary Hinton. The winning awards, presented by Dean Spence, Automobile Club Society Consultant, went to Michael Badowski, Chrystine Zanias, and Bob Christy, all first place winners; Jon Turner, Marie Youngs, Terry Jordan, second place winners; and Elizabeth Matteson, Linda Stiles and Mark Youngs, third place winners. The winners competed in one of three categories: safety at home; safety at school; and safety between the home and school. BABY DOLL ... Sally Rosan in song and dance routine (Lou Gerding Photo) run 'Golden Bagel Revue' answer to demands for a re-performance, the "Golden Bagel Revue", presented by the archood of Temple Beth Sho- and the Orange County Tem-Youth will sponsor another ret night, featuring the revue a live dance band, in the so-hall of the temple at Tustin Fairhaven in Santa Ana, on day, March 16 at 8 p.m. Ac-teng to Mrs. Henry Klipstein, school persistent and Marsha which are included in the admission price of $3 for adults and $1.75 for children and teen-agers. The audience is to dress in sports clothes or in the style of the roaring "20's". Reservations may be made by calling KE 8-4740 or 544-8247. Philatelic Society To Auction Stamps A stamp auction will feature the popular immortals. Ocean fish, protected by a heavy blanket of water, have the lowest strontium-unit value of any food we eat. Strontium units are a measure of relative radioactivity. Philatelic Society To Auction Stamps A stamp auction will feature the regular monthly meeting of the Orange County Philatelic Society on Friday, March 15. The meeting will be held at the Santa Ana Community Center, 1104 W. 8th St., at 8:00 p.m., according to Eugene H. Hite, Sr., secretary. The mackerel was so important to the economy of colonial America that in 1671 the laws of the Colony of Plymouth were revised to imposing penalties for taking the fish during their spawning season. ANAHEIM OFFICE GIVES YOU FOR SAVINGS Savings extras First Federal (of Alhambra) does. Some give you all of both for the safety and growth of your savings. FOR SAVINGS savings extras First Federal (of Alhambra) does. Some give you all both for the safety and growth of your savings. THE EXTRAS THE FEDERAL CHARTER granted to First Federal Savings means strict regulation by an agency of the United States Government—an additional protection for savings. Notice the FEDERAL in our name. MUTUAL OWNERSHIP: Our savers, as members, own this association. We are not owned or controlled by a family or by large, private stockholders. All profits go to savers after allocations for reserves and operating expenses. PERFECT DIVIDEND RECORD: Since 1925, we've had a perfect record of dividend payments to savers. SHOPPING CENTER CONVENIENCE: First Federal's Anaheim office is next door neighbor to the East Anaheim Center. It's easier to save where you shop. TRAVELERS CHECKS protect your money supply on vacation or business trips. They're universally acceptable. AMPLE FREE PARKING at our office. HOME LOANS—See us when you build or buy a home. First Federal is one of northern Orange County's major suppliers of home loan funds. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LITTLE HAPPY BUCK" Bad Loan Association of Alhambra ESTABLISHED 1925 • ASSETS NOW OVER $130,000,000 DER IN SAVINGS...A LEADER IN HOME FINANCING...IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY