anaheim-gazette 1963-04-17

Have Talent? City Seeking Program Aid The city of Anaheim’s Park and Recreation Department is looking for talented artists and instructors—in drama, music and dancing—with enthusiasm, fresh ideas and the ability to implement the city's ambitious 1963 Summer Recreation Program. Parks and Recreation Director, John Collier, said he wants to hire people capable of inspiring elementary and junior high school age youngsters in these fields. He said that summer employment for the six-week program will begin June 24. "This is a challenge to leaders in the fields of drama, choral music and modern dance," Collier said. "An opportunity to introduce young people to the basic skills and pleasures of the creative arts." He directed applicants for the 6-week program to the Anaheim Personnel department, 225 East Broadway, Anaheim. Phone: 776-0110, Ext. 333. Autonetics Awards Work On Minuteman North American Aviation's Autonetics Division has announced award of contracts for accelerometers for additional Air Force Minuteman missiles to Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co., and the A. C. Spark Plug Division of General Motors Corp. Work on the key sensing units for Minuteman's integral guidance LOOK THE RIGHT WAY — "I'm here," entreats comedian George Gobel in this gag photo as he looks longingly over his shoulder at lovely dancer-singer Elaine Dunn. Both will be at Melodyland in "Bye Bye Birdie," August 27. Awards Work On Minuteman North American Aviation's Autonetics Division has announced award of contracts for accelerometers for additional Air Force Minuteman missiles to Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co., and the A. C. Spark Plug Division of General Motors Corp. Work on the key sensing units for Minuteman's inertial guidance systems will be performed at AC's Milwaukee Jacility and at Minneapolis-Honeywell's Military Products Group, St. Petersburg, Fla. Forum Will Hear Stanford Figure Pressures on today's youth in their college selection, admission and performance will be discussed by Professor John D. Black of Stanford University in Anaheim on April 19. "The Perils" and Promise of Prestige is the topic for the Stanford Forum luncheon at the Branding Iron Restaurant, 2141 S. Harbor Blvd. The Forum, sponsored by the Stanford Club of Orange County, is open to the public. Dr. Black, professor of psychology and director of the Counseling and Testing Center at Stanford, is also in private business as president of a publishing firm. He is the founder and former chief executive officer of the largest private psychological clinic in northern California. He also is a consultant to Pan American, Lenkurt Electric Company, California Packing Corporation, Varian Associates and other private companies. Professor Black is a fellow of the American Psychological Association and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. LOOK THE RIGHT WAY — "I'm here," entreats comedian George Gobel in this gag photo as he looks longingly over his shoulder at lovely dancer-singer Elaine Dunn. Both will be at Melodyland in "Bye Bye Birdie," August 27. Gobel and Elaine Dunn Will Star at Melodyland "Lonesome" George Gobel has been tapped by producers Sammy Lewis and Danny Dare for the starring role in "Bye Bye Birdie," which opens Aug. 27 for a two-week run at Melodyland Theatre in Anaheim. Lovely singer-dancer Elaine Dunn will also be starred. "Lonesome George," the epitome of the "little man" who is constantly being rebuffed by the world, is a box office champ in various entertainment media, including television, and the night club and hotel circuits. He has also starred in a number of Broadway musicals, opening a new façet in a fabulous career. The Melodyland Theatre presentation of "Bye Bye Birdie" will be a cinch to the shapey, fast stepping Miss Dunn, who was personally selected to play the feminine lead in the national company of this musical hit a few seasons back. Elaine too is currently in great demand for network TV guest shots, and is a great favorite in Las Vegas, where a visitor may find her headlining at the Sahara, the Riviera, the Tropicana, or some other popular hotel. In addition to "Bye Bye Birdie," Southland theatre lovers will also remember her great performance in one of the main roles of the touring company of "Flower Drum Song." Melodyland Theatre's summer stock activities start July 2. Gardeners Slate Expert Speaker Bert Slatter, well known Southern California horticulture consultant, will reveal the "Mysteries of Plant Life" at the meeting of the East Anaheim Garden Club on Wednesday, April 24 at 3 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Kenneth Purdue. Slatter, who is with the Liquinox Company, is past President and current Show Chairman of the National Begonia Society and is a Life Member of the National Dahlia Society. During the business meeting elections for the forthcoming year wili take place. A slate of officers will be presented by the Nominating Committee which has for its members: Mesdames Robert Collins, Daniel Duffy and John Waite. Mrs. Donald Dailey will preside. Refreshments will be served Mrs. Purdue, assisted by Mesdames Dailey and Harold Anderson. THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF MUSIC SELLING — One may like music but one apparently needs a variety of compelling reasons for getting into the mood to buy. To provide the public with more reasons than just to invest in items at the opening of Al Klinzman's Allied World of Music in Anaheim is Al himself, Miss Junior Miss KGGK, 9-year-old Ethel Parsons of Anaheim; Marilyn Manning of Hollywood, Taldo Kenyon of stage, screen and TV and a real live 1927 Flint auto which belongs to Marilyn for a background. If you are at Klinzman's Friday night you should see them all. Stars Appear on New Anaheim FM Show Anaheim will be the locale for a brand new "star" show, this time over FM stereophonic waves from Klinzman's Allied World of Music at Euclid and Ball. Each Friday evening from 7 to 8 p.m. Miss Dorene Parsons will spark the new show with stars from stage, film and TV who will appear with her on the airwaves. Starting this Friday, April 19, Miss Parsons will have Connie Haines to do the honors for the opening of the Klinzman Magnavox theater. Expected to share in the opening might spectacular are Marilyn Manning, former Miss Westminster of Orange County before step-up up the Hollywood ladder, Taldo Kenyon, blood Carol Holland and Bobby Correll. Correll is from Gaiden Grove and his trio is now at the Charter House. Albert M. Cranston of Anaheim, former opera figure, also plans to be present. Saturday, April 20, between 3 and 5 p.m. the Gillette Recording star Wayne West plans to be present at Klinzman's to autograph copies of his new album. Vets on Move Warned to Get Record Change Biggest block to the smooth operation of the Veterans Administration program seems to be the tendency of the American veteran to change his place of residence, John S. Gleason, Jr., Administrator of Veterans Affairs, said today. More than half (52.5 percent) of all the veterans in the United States were living in a different house in 1960 than in 1955, according to a study recently released by the Bureau of the Census. In addition, one veteran in every ten was living in a different state. This shift in location would pose no problem to VA processes if the veterans would notify promptly the VA or their former Postmasters of their new address. Unfortunately large numbers of them never do and, as a result, VA pension, compensation or insurance checks are undeliverable and are returned to the Treasury disbursing office. If the following month's check is also returned, no further monthly mailings may be made. Thus the veteran has unintentionally cut off his own VA payment, until he later makes his whereabouts known. During January, 1963, the records at the VA Data Processing Center, Hines, Ill., show that 67,268 veterans changed their addresses. Some of them notified VA or their former Postmasters but 24,509 checks were returned for lack of delivery information. This oversight often works hardship, especially when the checks are intended for widows with small children who rely upon them as their main source of income. 1A SPECIAL NOTICES INVITE some of your friends in for a home fashion show and world famous Spencer will indiv. design a Bra for you as a gift. 547-9383, 544-5366. CAR WASH FREE With this AD & any fill up gas purchase. (offer void after May 1, 1963) NEW ANAHEIM CAR WASH 900 W. Lincoln, Anh. CHILDREN love Birthday Parties at Tustin Tee-Way's Miniature Golf Course. 2 hrs. of fun & Happiness. Cake 'n everything! $1 each. For reservations call 544-5624 or 544-5962. MASSAGE - ease tension, steam, reduce. 12261 Harbor Blvd., G.G. 9 to 9. Rose & Jack, JE 4-5610 I am not responsible for any debts other than my own. Casey Duna, 1437 So. Standard, Santa Ana. Calif. 4/16/63 WITNESS NEEDED Automobile accident occurred May 26, 1960, 12:30 p.m. intersection Ball Rd. & Western, Anh. involving 1952 Studebaker & a red Opal. Opal ended up in ditch after impact. Please call 633-4300. LOMA VISTA Endowment Care, Cemetery & Mausoleum Phone LAmbert 5-1575 Fullerton, California 1A SPECIAL NOTICES MASSAGE - reduce, firm tissues, Swedish stm. 12261 Hbr. Blvd., G.G., Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M., 534-5610. LOST AND FOUND WHITE female poodle, pink rhinestone collar, lost vicinity Cambridge Park. Mrs. Smith, 538-1319. FOUND Male — white Toy Poodle. 531-7598. LOST Black Cat expecting kittens. KE -2687 169 N. Maplewood 7 BUSINESS SERVICES— • CLEANING HAULING of all kinds, large or small. Trash. Clean-up. Small buildings hauled or destroyed. KE 5-2571. CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL Living & Dining area, $12 All work guaranteed. PR 2-9537 WINDOW & Wall washing Floor Waxing Free estimates — 633-2233 HOUSE & office cleaning windows, kit, bath, etc. cleaned waxing & shampooing — Dave free estimates KE 8-8974. • GARDENING LAWN CARE Mowing, edging (power tools). KE 8-4556 KE 8-7588 During January, 1963, the records at the VA Data Processing Center, Hines, Ill., show that 67,268 veterans changed their addresses. Some of them notified VA or their former Postmasters but 24,509 checks were returned for lack of delivery information. This oversight often works hardship, especially when the checks are intended for widows with small children who rely upon them as their main source of income. The Veterans Administration joins Postal officials in urging all veterans or families of veterans planning to move to arrange to notify the VA or the Post Office immediately of their new address. Men in Service WYNNE, ARK., PROGRESS: "I see by the papers that the national deficit is now running at the rate of six billion dollars a year. You know, it takes a lot of patriotism to buy government bonds, investing in an organization that is losing money at the rate of $500 million a month. $16,666,666 a day or $694,444 an hour. What I'd like for Christmas is for the Kennedy Boys to quit believing in Santa Claus." VALE, ORE., ENTERPRISE: "There really isn't much doubt left in anyone's mind that we are becoming one of the laziest nations on earth... We have better cars and use them for any trip of over a hundred yards. Golfers don't walk any more, they ride around the course in a golf cart... But now we have stumbled across a new and even grislier gadget. Browsing through our favorite out-of-town paper the other day (the Wall Street Journal) we came across a little paragraph that says a Denver firm has now come up with a battery powered push button spinning reel." Benefit Slated For Drum Corps A benefit dance to raise funds for the Californians, the new senior drum and bugle corps formed in Anaheim, will be held this Friday night at the Legion Hall. The dance will get underway at 9 p.m. Classified Ad Tone Cabinet, owner anxious, special price. Your Main Orange County dealer. Large selection of fine Console & Spinet Pianos, including Wurlitzer, Stark, Story & Clark, many others all in excellent condition, from $389. Free Parking next to Store. New Hammond Spinet with percussion, reverberation, bench, free lessons, $32 per month. County-wide fast Hammond Service 14 years. Practice pianos in good condition from $129, pay like rent at $5.00 a month. Swap your old piano for a new Hammond Organ, Spinet or Grand Piano; will give highest cash allowance. Beautiful Walnut Grand like new, regular price $2230, one only $925, easy terms. SCHMIDT-PHILLIPS. 1907 North Main at 20th. Santa Ana FINE ORGANS & PIANOS KNABE ☆ STORY & FISCHER ☆ H. M GOULD ☆ PI CONN & MAGN/ GOULD MO Anaheim 239 W. Lincoln 1801 Newport Blvd. KE 3-1858 646-1679 SPORTING EQUIPMENT— NEW 9' 2" Wardy $85. KE 8-537 HOUSES FOR SALE— IN ORANGE LIKE AZALEAS? Exceptional 10,000 ft. corner 4 bdrms. $27,950. By or KE 2-2110. $1495 DOWN — New second. 3 bedrooms, fan. 2 baths plus many add. Call 633-4150, eves 633-2564. 4 BEDROOM — $1700 dn. Included. MRS. F. S. of Praise, sold her first day her ORANGE SHE SAYS: "I love more if I had had MRS. S has used columns several times moving to Orange and has repeated response from the Why don't YOU sell an item you need? Benefit Slated For Drum Corps A benefit dance to raise funds for the Californians, the new senior drum and bugle corps formed in Anaheim, will be held this Friday night at the Legion Hall. The dance will get underway at 9 p.m. Tickets are to be available at the door. The Californians have formed their group to represent Orange County in state and national contests. They meet each Thursday night at the Anaheim High School at 8:00 p.m. for practice. The groun, under the direction of Hugh Whelpton, hopes to get into competitive events during the summer months. Additional strength is needed in the organization, according to Whelpton. They are looking for persons who have brass instrument knowledge and some experience with drill teams, color guards or in directing and teaching others in these fields. Anyone desiring to contribute their talents to the organization are urged to contact the group at a practice night. 'View From Bridge' Is Next Chapman Film "A View From the Bridge" will be presented by the Chapman College Great Films Guild on Wednesday and Thursday, April 17 and 18, at 8 p.m. at the Orange Theater. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Based on Arthur Miller's play about the jealousy of an Italian dockworker in Brooklyn, the film was written by Norman Rosten and directed by Sidney Lumet. SPECIAL NOTICES GE - reduce, firm tissues, sh stm. 12261 Hbr. Blvd. Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. LOST AND FOUND female poodle, pink rhinene-collar, lost vicinity Cam-Park. Mrs. Smith, 538- - white Toy Poodle. - Black Cat expecting kittens. KE - 2687 - 169 N. Maplewood BUSINESS SERVICES— 7 BUSINESS SERVICES— BEAUTY SALONS Stardust Beauty Salon Introducing Mr. Collier of Beverly Hills & Laguna EXPERT SHAPING, STYLING PERMANENTS & COLORING SPECIAL: $2.50 off on better permanents. 605 So. D St., Tustin LI 4-5102 PAINTING & DECORATING PAINTING Fast, neat & reasonable PR 4-2428 PAINTING and DECORATING for the Discriminating Person! Color Specialist • Mazy, 633-0625 EXPERIENCED PAINTER INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR FREE ESTIMATES 538-6529 PAINTING — Interior — Exterior C. L. Mikeworth Jr. KE 2-5196 759 No. Glassell PAINTING Interior & Exterior 1st Class KE 8-8750 YARD MAINTENANCE FRED'S LAWN SERVICE Neat — Reasonable & Reliable Commercial & Residential KE 8-4477 after 5:00 FOR dependable lawn maintenance, call Chuck, 532-2482. Free estimates. TONY'S LAWN SERVICE Reasonable Rates Tony Graupensperger 633-1575 7 BUSINESS SERVICES— CARPENTRY CARPENTER Remodeling work of all kinds. Homes, Boats, etc. Cabinet work a specialty Bob (The Carpenter) TA 8-2071 ADAMS REPAIR, Remodeling, cabinets, shelves, fencing, patios, etc. Free est. 534-0722 • CEMENT WORK BLOCK walls, patios, brick and stone work. Licensed contractor. JE 4-4392. PATIOS, sidewalks, pool deck, room additions. Free estimates. LE 9-7835 CEMENT work to your specifications. Free estimates. Pa Kittle — Call 537-4778. PATIOS — Drives — walks, any size, shape or color. Free est. High quality. 537-1759. LAWN MOWER SERVICE LAWN MOWERS for sale. New & reconditioned. Guaranteed. Also repairs & sharpening. MEYERS LAWN MOWER SHOP 125 N. Lemon (across from Bus Depot) KE 8-6459. CONSTRUCTION • PLUMBING SERVICE, repairts, remodeling. w-heaters $30 up Disp units. Reas rates Refs KE 8-5166 REMODELING. Additions, Alterations. Oscar Peterson, 228 N. Waverly, 532-4163. Ad Sells Vacuum Ad Sells Vacuum HOUSES FOR SALE— ANGE FINE OLDER m. & den or 3 bedrm. choice NE or close-in, carpeting, drapes, large mm & nice kitchen, recentc. and a nice covered for Spring enjoyment! R-2 or pridroom in Price 69 HOUSES FOR SALE— ORANGE BY OWNER. Immed. possession. Almost new 3 B.R., 2 ba., fam. rm., built-in kitch., frplc., carpet, drapes, xlnt. fned. yd. sprinklers. 2400 E. Monroe $22,500. Call KE 8-7724 or KE 8-4649. IN ANAHEIM HARBOR BLVD. Professional area, possible C-1 zoning, near Library & Police Sta' house & gar., al' Broker 535-4522 DEN floors, alt trees, down FHA MRS. F. S. of Palmyra St., Orange, sold her vacuum cleaner the first day her ad appeared in the ORANGE DAILY NEWS. SHE SAYS: "I could have sold 5 more if I had had them. MRS. S has used our classified columns several times since moving to Orange 3 years ago, and has repeatedly had good response from them. Why don't YOU place an ad to sell an item you no longer need? $70. Orange Realty, KE 8-3598. NEED MORE ROOM? Check classification 93 in the Orange Daily News Classified Section to for you. 95 DUPLEX FOR RENT— 2 BEDROOM w/garage, enclosed patio; adults only, no pets. 1934 E. Palmyra, Org. 533-4903. 99 BUS. PROPERTY FOR RENT— DENTAL unit ava. soon. Best area. N.E. Orange. Tustin & Collins Ave. 3 oper. rms.; good lease. See Don Smith pers. 237 So. Tustin Ave., Orange. Ev. KE 2-1313 107 WANTED TO RENT— WANTED to rent by single lady, unfurn. apartment, downstairs in. About $85. 541-4025 ERS— A Trailer, 1955, condition, many ex38-6432. BUCKS AND FRACTORS— D V-8, V-10 Pick-up; w tires. Good running cond. KE 8-5583; eves. 633-1195. pick-up a low as horized Dodge truck N. E. STRUNK 730 W. Chapman KE 8-3306 KE 8-5892 LOOK! New 1963 Datsun Pickup. All the equipment standard ... at $1596.00 — 12,000 Miles or 12-Month Warranty. $338.84 Down or trade-in equiv. Balance at $44.25 per. AT CLEAN CAR CENTER 209 West Chapman Ave. Orange Why don't YOU place an ad to sell an item you no longer need? LOOK! New 1963 Datsun Pickup. All the equipment standard... at $1596.00 — 12,000 Miles or 12-Month Warranty. $338.84 Down or trade-in equiv. Balance at $44.25 per. AT CLEAN CAR CENTER *209 West Chapman Ave. *85 Orange AUTOS FOR RENT— BOB WOOD Will rent you a car by the day, week, month or year. As low as $.79 per day. Example: '56 Ford Victoria ...79 '55 Ford Pickup ...89 '56 Chev. Sta. Wg. ...99 '55 Cadillac Conv. ...1.09 '56 Volkswagon ...1.19 '58 Chev. 4-dr. Sdn. 1.29 BOB WOOD RENTAL DIV. Drive on the Hamilton Plan 1519 Chapman Ave., Orange Phone 532-2151 87 ROOMS FOR RENT SINGLE young lady to share new 1-BR apt. with same. Interview after 6 p.m. at 8341 - 15th St. Apt. No. 19, Westminster. 127 AUTOS FOR SALE— CLASSIFIED DEPT. OF THE GE DAILY NEWS ANAHEIM GAZETTE 532-6710 PR 2-1800