anaheim-gazette 1963-04-03

Los Alamitos Signs to Hold Elephant Race Elephant racing at Los Alamitos Race Track has taken another step toward reality as representatives of Orange State College journeyed to the quarter-porse track to sign a contract for the May 10 event. Headed by Bapu Mahout Ben Wade, Elephant Racing Club president, Fullerton, members of the group then traveled to Hollywood to meet with Jerry Hopkins, production and talent coordinator for Steve Allen Productions, to negotiate a TV appearance. A date has not yet been set, however, Wade stated. Accompanying Wade to Los Alamitos were Raynolds Johnson, director of public relations; Ronald Bristow, Associate Dean of Students; Activities; Carol Steis, Santa Ana, homecoming queen; Tom Cox, Costa Mesa, ERC business manager; and David Brooks, Placentia, Student News Bureau director. Johnson, Miss Steis and Wade made the trip to Hollywood. In addition to the elephant race, the Junior Class will provide the "Day of the Titan" activities and an all-college dance that evening. WINNERS FROM ANAHEIM — Substantial acclaim for Anaheim thespians was expressed at the fifth annual Footlight Festival of One-Act Plays. Festival Director Robert Blaustone, left, congratulates Joan Hockaday Carden, director of the Disneyland Players, winner of Cahail the Tailor? ...never heard of "Cahail the Tailor? ...never heard of him." Anaheim Disneyland Plays Show, Individual Wins Disneyland theatre palyers won their share of high honors at the fifth annual Footlight Festival of One Act Plays at Santa Ana College last weekend. The Disneyland Players of Anaheim won best serious play with "All My Sons." directed by Joanne Hockaday Carden. Julie Haas won the best actress award and other cast members were Joe Lansden, best supporting actor; Bill Carden, Veronica La Blanc and Ken Evans. Viviene Maloy was voted best supporting actress for her role in "Indian Summer" by the Orange Theatre Guild, directed by Arch Sullard. Other players were John O'Neil, Karen Waldrip and Sullard. Festival Director Robert Blau-stone, of the SAC drama staff, received a surprise trophy from the play groups in appreciation for sponsoring the play festival. The silver trophies are named in memory of Ernest Crozier Phillips, longtime SAC drama chairman. Lee Ford, SAC drama head, and Guest Celebrity Jimmy Lloyd shared in trophy presentations. Considered with winner Disney-land for serious play honors were "Indian Summer" by Orange, and "A Streetcar Named Desire" by Theater Associates of Orange County. The three judges were Nancy Ebesen, wife of TV Personality Buddy Ebsen of the Beverly Hill-billies; Robert Wentz, Director of Drama at Newport Harbor High School and Robert J. Anderson, SAC English instructor. In 1933 fluid milk was made a standard item in the army ration. Today, surveys show that our G.I.'s rate milk as their favorite item. AMAZING The NUMBER OF SERVICES offered at SQR SQR MILLINERY LONGIE ALTERATIONS FOUNDATIONS FASHIONS COSMETICS CHILDREN SPORTSWEAR SQR OR BANKAMERICARD ACCESSORIES HOMEWARES STATIONERY MAN'S WEAR BHOES YARDAGE FREE PARKING ONE BLOCK SOUTH SINCE 1907 LINCOLN-CENTER AT LEMON • DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM AMAZING The QUALITY of SERVICES offered at SQR GI Loan Activity Shows Falling Off GI loan activity declined in all categories except appraisal requests for new homes during February. Mort Webster, manager of VA's Southern California Regional Office, reported today. Appraisal requests for new dwellings increased from 1,565 in January to 1,644 in February. Appraisal requests for existing units decreased slightly from 1,238 in January to 1,230 in February. VA starts declined from 652 in January to 493 in February, and applications for home loan guaranty dropped from 2,107 in January to 1,686 in February. Church Text Raps Material Purposes A Bible Lesson stressing the emptiness of material goals will be read this Sunday at First Church of Christian Science, 918 N. Citron in Anaheim. The subject is "Unrealty," with the following Golden Text: "Forsake the foolish, and live; and go in the way of understanding" (Prov. 9:6). Related readings will include this passage from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy. "He who leaves all for Christ forsakes popularity and gains Christianity." best, serious play; Vivienne Malloy, Anaheim resident who won "best supporting actress" for the Orange Theatre Guild; Julie Haas, of the Disneyland group, best actress, and standing, Joe Lansden, also of Disneyland Players, best supporting actor. 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Precinct No. 7 for voters in the County Yorba Linda No. 2 precinct: Polling place 18811 Oriente Drive. Inspector — James Edward Ward Sr.; Judges — Frances L. Phillips and Mary E. McCormick. Yorba Linda annexation voting precinct No. 8, servicing the qualified registered voters in Yorba Linda, No 3 precinct: Polling place — 5122 South Highland Avenue, Yorba Linda. Inspector — Jean A. Edwards; Judges — Faith H. Lucas and Leota H. McGill. Precinct No. 9 for registered voters in the County Yorba Linda No. 4 precinct: Polling place — 17059 El Cajon Avenue, Yorba Linda. Inspector — Edith L. Shirk Judges — Leila R. Gant and Esther Dyer. 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Precinct No. 11, established for qualified voters in the County Yorba Linda No. 6 precinct: Polling place — Yorba Linda Library (Children's Room), 18262 Lemon Drive, Yorba Linda. Inspector — Lloyd R. Julian; Judges — Lloyd J. Zimmerman and Elizabeth N. Earl. Annexation voting precinct No. 12, for qualified voters in the County Yorba No. 7 precinct: Polling place — Yorba Linda Fire Station 18402 East Lemon Drive, Yorba Linda. Inspector — Lois Iona Wood; Judges — Catherine A. Trafaglia and Marilyn J. Davis. To be eligible to vote in this annexation election, a person must be a qualified registered voter in their precinct 54 days prior to April 9th, the date of the election. Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shinkey-Pearson 420 W. 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