anaheim-gazette 1963-03-27

April Auditions For Opera Trio The Festival of Opera announced the scheduling of auditions to be held April 6 in Laguna Beach, for chorus and supporting roles for the 1963 season. The new season will feature "Rigoletto" on the week-end beginning August 23; and "Madame Butterfly" on the week-end beginning August 30th. Preliminary auditions for the open casting will begin at 1 p.m. in the Laguna Beach High School Auditorium on Park Avenue and last until 5 p.m. The casting com- Ober, musical director for the Festival of Opera; Madame Nina Koshetz, renowned diva of La Sala and the Metropolitan Operas; and Doris Shields, choral director for the new season. Final auditions for supporting roles will be held between 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. on April 28th at the Laguna High School auditorium. All singers are requested to supply their own music. Singers may also have their own accompanist although the Festival of Opera will have an accompanist available. Christian Scientists Final auditions for supporting roles will be held between 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. on April 28th at the Laguna High School auditorium. All singers are requested to supply their own music. Singers may also have their own accompanist although the Festival of Opera will have an accompanist available. Christian Scientists Plan Radio Programs Six special radio programs on some of the basic elements of Christianity will be broadcast in "The Bible Speaks to You" series beginning March 31. "The Meaning of Prayer" is the title of the first program. It will be followed by: "The Meaning of the Cross," "The Meaning of the Resurrection," "The Meaning of Atonement," "Atonement and the Lonely Crowd," and "The Meaning of Baptism." The programs are a Christian Science production, and broadcast locally over station KFI, every Sunday at 7:45 a.m. Mr. R. J. Northam reports the sale of 20 acres in North Anaheim to J. Des Granges at $60 per acre. How can an ice skating rink aid in the testing of missile ground support equipment? Northrop Nortronics found the answer recently while modifying the tracked loader vehicle for the U.S. Army's Hawk missile system. Under contract to the Army Tank Automotive Center, Nortronics' Systems Support Department was asked to design and test a new kind of cleat for the vehicle that would ensure traction on icy surfaces. Design and production of the cleats posed no unusual problems. The challenge was finding an iced area large enough for testing that also would support the 5,500 - pound vehicle. The solution was the Glacier Falls Ice Arena in Anaheim where Nortronics was permitted to conduct its tests after business hours. According to Doug Cooke, Nor- Baptist Sermons On Book of James Four more sermons based on themes found in the Book of James will be given by Rev. Bryan Crow, pastor of the Baptist Church on Euclid Street at Sunday tronics liaison engineer on the Hawk program, the Glacier Falls Arena provided an ideal test bed for the new cleats. "First we ran the loader onto the ice without cleats where the surface was still fairly rough from the evening's skating. Then, while the rink was being resurfaced for maximum smoothness, we bolted on the cleats." Traction was tested by running a cable to the loader from a 2½ ton truck parked outside the area. The loader then pulled against the weight of the truck and traction was measured by a dynamometer. "We found that the cleats not only gave us 600 per cent better traction than the standard tracks but improved vehicle maneuverability as well," Cooke said. The Nortronics - designed loader is used to carry three Hawk missiles from a storage pallet and place them on the launcher in firing position. It must be able to do this on all types of terrain including smooth ice. 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Lincoln, Anaheim Directly Across Street From S.Q.R. Baptist Sermons On Book of James Four more sermons based on themes found in the Book of James will be given by Rev. Bryan Crow, pastor of the Baptist Church on Euclid Street at Sunday evening services of the church. The Sunday evening services begin at 6:30 p.m. Topics already selected by Rev. Crow and the dates on which they shall be presented are: "What is Your Bible For?" on March 31; "If You Were Head Usher" on April 7; "It's Performance That Counts" on April 14; and "Stick Out Your Tongue" on April 21. Film Guild to Show Russian Producton ORANGE — The Russian film "A Summer to Remember" will be presented by the Chapman College Great Films Guild as its next program on March 27 and 28 at 8 p.m. in the Orange Theater. Tickets may be purchased at the door. The widely-praised film deals with a variety of events as seen through the eyes of a five-year-old boy. 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The show will begin at 9:30 at the Broadway store following a refreshment period. Mrs. W. B. Gautney of Garden Grove is the district home sewing chairman and in charge of the contest schedule. She has disclosed that judges will be Mrs. H. L. Myers, teacher of custom sewing in adult education and Mrs. Genevieve Wojciechowski, teacher of custom design and pattern drafting at Santiago High School. Jacobsen and Janice hawk missiles parked in Northrop Nortronics ICY FOOTING Rink Provides Test for Missile Vehicle a liaison engineer on the program, the Glacier Falls provided an ideal test bed new cleats. "First we ran rader onto the ice without where the surface was still rough from the evening's g. Then, while the rink was resurfaced for maximum ness, we bolted on the tion was tested by running e to the loader from a 2½ck parked outside the area rader then pulled against tha of the truck and traction measured by a dynamomete found that the cleats not save us 600 per cent better than the standard tracks, proved vehicle maneuveras well," Cooke said. Nortronics - designed loadbased on carry three Hawk s from a storage pallet face them on the fauncher g position. It must be able this on all types of terrain, ing smooth ice. tronics has been engaged in engineering and production mid-1956, producing major components of the air-frame, launcher, and loader. Hawk is a surface-to-air missile system which is now operat­ional with U. S. Army and Marine Corps troops. It also is deplored in key defensive pos­tions with various member na­tions of the North Atlantic Tresty Organization. Colonist in Korea 1ST CAVALRY DIV., KOREA — Army Maj. Clarence E. Ford, 39, whose wife, Mary, lives at 2857 W. Polk Ave., Anaheim, has been assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division in Korea. Major Ford, a finance officer with the division, entered the Army in June 1951 and was last assigned in Los Angeles, Calif. The major received his bachelor of business administration de­gree from the University of Oregon, Eugene, in 1951 and his mast­er's degree from Syracuse (N. Y.) University in 1960 YLI Bridge Winners The Young Ladies Institute held their regular weekly duplicate 13 Colonists On Dean’s List Names of sixty-nine students at Orange State College who achiev­ed a 3.5 grade point average or abouve during the 1962 Fall se­mester where released today by Dean of Students Ernest A. Becker. To be eligible for the Dean’s List, it was explained, students must carry a minimum of twelve units of work. Included on the Dean’s List were twenty-seven students who earned a minimum 3.75 grade point average. “Academic ac­complishment is certainly a main goal of education,” Dean Becker said, “and we are all pleased to honor those students who have earned recognition by the quality of their work.” Names of the Anaheim students follow: Germaine Cahill, Ethel I. Carter, Carol A. Currier, Charles W. Fleming, Betty C. Flynn, Ya­suko N. Kumagai, Mary L. McMil­len, Otha L. Mellott, Leo A. Schuerman, Billy R. Shultz, Sue Smith, Betty L. Sparks, and Mary I. Vasquez. used to carry three Hawk ks from a storage pallet face them on the launcher position. It must be able this on all types of terrain, smooth ice. tronics has been engaged in engineering and production mid-1956, producing major Guild to Show Man Producton NGE — The Russian film runner to Remember” will present by the Chapman Coleat Films Guild as its next on March 27 and 28 at the Orange Theater. 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Goulding, the noted temperance lecturer, will address the people of Anaheim on next Thursday evening. 'Cahail the Tailor? ...never heard of him.' GEST SHOPPING CENTER ANAHEIM Stores, Today and Every Day Wednesday, March 27, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA The Anaheim Gazette—5 Play Units Set For SAC Events Community theater groups of Orange County will present the 5th annual Footlight Festival of One-Act Plays at Santa Ana College Wednesday through Friday, March 27-29, on the stage of Phillips Hall. Plays the first night will be San Clemente Community Theatre, Inc., "How He Lied to her Husband"; Disneyland Players, "All My Sons"; and Newport Harbor Community Players, "Rossiam." The Thursday night plays will include the Santa Ana Community Players, "The Lesson"; Orange mer," and Garden Grove Civic Theatre, "If Men Play Cards Like Women Do." HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Young Men! 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