anaheim-gazette 1963-05-01

Variety Entertainment Set For 'Hi-Neighbors' With entertainment ranging from talented fire dancers to skilled groups of horsemen performing together in intricate moving patterns, the annual Anaheim Hi-Neighbor days promises to keep young and old on the edge of their seats during the May 8-11 festival. Some of the varied entertainment items being planned for the Lions sponsored gala city-wide get together were revealed this week by Clyde Martin, chairman for entertainment planned at La Palma park. Martin declared there are a host of entertainment features on the schedule for the event with the range of acts promising to interest every member of the family. "We are going to be privileged to hear," Martin said, "for the first time in Anaheim, the Anaheim Boy Scout Drum and Bugle Corps. This group has played in a number of cities and events around the state and nation but they have never performed in Anaheim on a city-wide program. "Another piece of good fortune for us is the acceptance by the Savanna High School A Capella Choir. This will be a real treat for all of us." "Last Sunday," Martin added, "the riding clubs in this area were all out to the LZZ ranch Carbon Canyon practicing formations they will put on at Palma. These will be amazing watch." In the field of the unusual are going to be able to see the skilled fire dancers do their que South Sea gyrations and will see folk dances from around the world performed by many exchange students in heim so we can be sure we getting the authentic performance. And these are just a part the grand show to be staged." Lions Are Sponsors Hi-Neighbor Days are sored each year by the local Club and supported by the and local organizations and business. Harry C. Barnes is given chairman for the event. He named an extensive list of cler man to supervise the various tivities connected with the s Martin, as entertainment cler man, has had responsibility for the colorful show that will go in the park arena. There is a long list of other tivities planned for the week the park some of which may gleaned from the assignments. PROUDLY PRESENTS VAUDEVILLE 1963 STARRING T.V.'s OWN CLAUDE STROUD BELGIAN PANTO-MANIACS THE HOVENS SINGING STAR SUSAN McQUIRE DANCE TIME FAVORITES LOU STAR TRIO PLUS MUSIC BY THE JOHNNY FERGUSON TRIO KATELLA & HARBOR BLVD. BY DISNEYLAND — JE 4-5050 "WE SERVE ONLY THE BEST FOOD AND PEOPLE" MR. MIKE'S FORMERLY HARRISE'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Every Sunday at 1 P.M. and at 3 P.M. PRESENTS ... A SPECIAL TREAT FOR CHILDREN THIS SUNDAY WE'RE FEATURING VENTRILOQUIST MIKE ST. CLAIR AND DANA MADISON'S BONGIE THE ALMOST HUMAN CHIMPANZEE AMONG ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING BUILDERS "First Federal of financing is one of values...and a d" Kwikset to Hold Accountants Tour Jerry Remington, special agencies director for the Orange City Chapter, National Association of Accountants has arranged the chapter members, the guests, and all other interested countants to tour the Kwikset plant, Anaheim, Thursday evening, May 9. Kwikset, located at 416 E. ta Ana St., is a division of American Hardware Corporation, America's largest producer of identical lock sets. Kwikset currently employs work force of 485 people and have long been a leader in heim's industrial community. A pre-tour dinner will be held 6:00 p.m. at the new Odyssey taurant, corner of Los An Street and Cerritos Avenue Anaheim. The cost of dinner $4.00 per person. There will be charge for the plant tour. Nearly $14 billion has been paid by GI's under the Veteran Administration home loan guarantee program, now 18 years old. AMONG ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING BUILDERS EDWARD SMYTH, JR., President CHARLES W. SMYTH, Vice President About Smyth Co., Inc... The "Smyth Way" is a unique building formula which provides the savings of large-scale home construction for small, exclusive executive-quality developments of homes in the $30,000 and up range. Distinguished communities created by Smyth Co., Inc., are Larkstone, LaVeta and LaVeta Woods. "Little Happy Buck" First Federal of Orange County financing is one of values...and a feature...of our home community Edward A. Smyth, JR. SMYTH CO., FIRST FEDERAL AND LEADER TEAMED FOR PROGRESS IN Since 1948, more than 4,600 representing an investment of $250,000 constructed by Orange County bevided by First Federal Savings of First Federal one of the leading funds in the County. Growing tinue to look to First Federal a homes of quality in the quantity First Federal and Loan Association ESTABLISHED 1925 • ASSETS A LEADER IN HOME LOANS A. G. KRUSE, For home loan information ALHAMBRA HEAD Garfield & Bay State Streets (Opposite) OTHER OFFICES: ANAHEIM • COSI ment bors' all of us. Last Sunday," Martin assert- "the riding clubs in this area are all out to the LZZ ranch in Canyon practicing the nations they will put on at La ma. These will be amazing to ach." In the field of the unusual we going to be able to see three fire dancers do their uniSouth Sea gyrations and we see folk dances from around world performed by many of exchange students in Anaso we can be sure we are ing the authentic performand these are just a part of grand show to be staged." Lions Are Sponsors Hi-Neighbor Days are sponed each year by the local Lions o and supported by the city local organizations and busiarry C. Barnes is general man for the event. He has used an extensive list of chairto supervise the various acies connected with the show. Martin, as entertainment chair, has had responsibility for colorful show that will go on the park arena. There is a long list of other acies planned for the week at park some of which may be formed from the assignments ac- SAVANNAH HIGH SCHOOL A CAPELLA CHOIR TO SING — The Hi-Neighbor day entertainment committee reports special pleasure over the agreement with Savanna high school to have their a capella choir on the program at La Palma park. Picture is only a portion of the group which Warren Peterkin, music chaSavanna. Anaheim Boy Scouts Drum, Bugle Corps in Preview The Anaheim Boy Scouts Drum and Bugle Corps will be among the competing units performing at the first City of Hope Parade of Champions contest, William A. McGaffey, unit leader announced today. The event is scheduled for Sunday, May 26, at Cerritos College Stadium. Mrs. A. R. Clapp, Norwalk, is general chairman of the affair which is sponsored by City of Hope chapters and the All American Drum and Bugle Corps and Band Association of Southern California. Mrs. Clapp said the contest would become an annual event, dedicated each year, to the memory of a deceased Drum and Bugle Corps worker, Stanford Mottaz, one of Lakewood's founders, will be honored at the initial meet. His widow, Mrs. Sally Mottaz, will present a Memorial Trophy to the top scoring unit at review ceremonies following the competition. Headed by the Commander Perry Corps of Los Angeles, present champions who have just turned from Japan where they were guests of the Emperor, colorful event will feature Drum and Bugle Corps; five Fer or training, Corps; seven jorette ensembles; 14 guards and five drill teams. Savanna Musicians Plan May 4 Concert Savanna High School’s Music Department will present its Choral Spring Concert on May 4, 8 p.m. at Fremont Junior High School auditorium in Anaheim. Featured will be the A Cappella Choir, Madrigal Singers, and a Girls’ Ensemble in music from Mozart to modern. Savanna’s A Cappella Choir has grown from a modest 35 voices to almost 90 in its second year. Several numbers of concert nature will be “Adoramus Te”. Insurance Firm Ups Local Men Joel D. Hoffman and Arnold Federal of Alhambra Singing is one of the major ...and a definite sales re...of our executive home communities." Edward A. Smyth, Jr., President SMYTH CO., INC. FEDERAL AND LEADING BUILDERS ARE FOR PROGRESS IN ORANGE COUNTY more than 4,600 family residences... sing an investment of $67,494,294...have been built by Orange County builders with funds professor Federal Savings of Alhambra. This makes one of the leading suppliers of home loan in County. Growing Orange County can contalk to First Federal and its fine builders for quality in the quantity that progress demands. FEDERAL SAVINGS An Association of ALHAMBRA REACHED 1925 • ASSETS OVER $130,000,000 IN HOME LOANS IN ORANGE COUNTY A. G. KRUSE, President home loan information ... visit, phone, write: ALHAMBRA HEAD OFFICE: Bay State Streets (Opposite New Civic Center) JE 4-5645 FICES: ANAHEIM • COSTA MESA • WEST COVINA VACATION TUNE-UP SPECIAL Most V-8's 960 Labor+ Parts Most 6 Cylinders 650 Labor+ Parts • Complete Ignition Service • Truck-Bus-Diesel or Gas Repair • Brake-Air Brake Repair Harold Jacobs, Owner Western High Plans Brunch At Disneyland This year Western High School's Senior Brunch will be held June 12 in the Embassy Room of the Disneyland Hotel committee member Maureen Engquist has announced. "Graduate to Greatness" has been chosen as both the Brunch theme and the class of 1963 motto. Assisting Maureen in finding a location for the affair were seniors Linda Denoff, Virginia Brown, Richard Foster, Richard Jones, Sandy Johnson, Sandy Saks, and Karen Wise. Those in charge of planning decorations are Adrienne Hjorth, Julie Heyer, Kathy McCaffrey, and Scheila Wright. The committee in charge of entertainment is composed of Cris Bishop, Renee Burnett, Linda Denoff, Richard Foster, Richard Jones, Jenny Maxwell, Brenda Parks, Maureen Storms and Max Klein. Church Society Social Planned "Get to know your neighbor" is the theme of the fun-filled evening of dancing and singing which St. Philip's Holy Name Society will sponsor Saturday evening, May 4, announces Mark Salzarulo, general chairman. All members, guests and residents of the community are cordially invited to attend these festivities which will begin with dancing at 9:00 in the Armory, Brook "Get to know your neighbor" is the theme of the fun-filled evening of dancing and singing which St. Philip's Holy Name Society will sponsor Saturday evening, May 4, announces Mark Salzarulo, general chairman. All members, guests and residents of the community are cordially invited to attend these festivities which will begin with dancing at 9:00 in the Armory, Brookhurst at Valencia in Fullerton. Tickets may be obtained from Bill Harrington by calling LA 5-0440 or from his committee members at the door after 8:30 p.m. Donation is $4.00 a couple. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2868 ANAHEIM Expansion Celebration and Free Hearing Aid Service Clinic Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 2nd, 3rd, 4th HEARING AID SERVICES OF ANAHEIM Formerly Accousticon of Anaheim 111 No. Los Angeles St., Anaheim PR 4-8042 Refreshments Will Be Served Free Drawing Valuable Prizes FREE Clean and adjust your Hearing Aid. Any Make or Model! This is worth $4.50. Our factory trained technician will be here. FREE HEARING TEST for those who have a hearing problem but do not wear an aid, we offer a free hearing test Insurance Firm Local Men Del D. Hoffman and Arnold J. 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