anaheim-gazette 1963-05-08

4—The Anaheim Gazette Wednesday, May 8, 1942 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA SHOP Downtown STORES Students Ready 'Mousetrap' Play Western High School will present its final dramatic offering of the year on Saturday evening May 11. The selected play is Agatha Christie's thriller "The Mousetrap." Curtain is at 8 p.m. promptly in the district auditorium, located at Anaheim High School. "The Mousetrap" is the longest-running play in the history of the English theatre. It is now entering its thirteenth year of consecutive performance. Western's director, Eugene Mitch, saw the professional production in London and hopes to re-create the original excitement of the play. The play concerns a group of people trapped in a rural English guesthouse by snowdrifts. To their horror they discover that a murderer lurks in their midst. Jim Gudath, recent winner of top acting honors at a National Thespian tournament, will be seen as the investigating police officer. 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OPEN SUNDAY 10-2 PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH MAY 15th HEADQUARTERS FOR LEVIS FREE PARKING IN REAR WORK CLOTHS • LEVIS • SHOES • HOUSE SHOP & SAVE IN ANAHEIM'S LARGEST HOP DOWNTOWN AN You'll Find Values Galore in Your Favorite Stores, Colonists in Orange State Wilder Play Orange State College's Experimental Theatre will close out its theatrical season next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 9-11, with the presentation of the popular three-act drama, "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder. The production will start at 8 p.m. in Room 701. Admission is free. Members of the cast are Linda Carrillo, Santa Ana, Mrs. Gibbs; Warren Deacon, Anaheim, Doc Gibbs; Kay Wilbur, Santa Ana, Mrs. Webb; Bill Shultz, Anaheim, Mr. Webb; Marvin Capelo to, Anaheim, Howie Newsome; Bud Robbins, Anaheim, Simon Stimson; Louise Rickner, Placentia, Rebecca; Sara Hess, Garden Grove, Mrs. Soammes; Bette Robertson, La Puente, Emile Webb; Don Rickner, Placentia, George Gibbs; David Sprague, Fullerton, Joe Crowell; Kay Dildine, Fullerton; Floyd Sawyer, Monrovia, Constable Warren; and Saundra Mathews, Fullerton, Professor Williard. QUEEN TO BE PRESENT — Lovely Marilyn Ann Tindall, Miss California of 1962, will be on hand at the Charter House Hotel on May 24 to crown the winner of the Miss Anaheim beauty contest. The beauty pageant will be staged at 7:30 P.M. in the Rib Room of the Anaheim hotel, and advance reservations are now being taken. Classmates Sought An all-points search for Excelior High School, Norwalk, members of the class of 1943 is being conducted. Plans are under way for a mammoth class reunion to be held June 1. News of class members will be welcomed by the committee which may be reached at Torrey 4969 and Lehigh 9-3568. Chapman Asks Annual Gifts Chapman College is currently conducting its Annual Appeal campaign among its constituents, with some 17,000 letters going out this month. Like all privae and church-related colleges, Chapman is dependent upon the annual gifts of alumni, corporations, foundations, and individual donors, in addition to support from the sponsoring denomination and endowment income in order to fully underwrite its operating budget, since tuition paid by the students covers only half of the cost of their education, the college states. Since moving to Orange in 1954, Chapman has steadily increased its enrollment to a current figure this semester of 1123 students. The annual budget has also increased to some $1,300,000 this year. Fullerton Firm Ups Net Profit An improvement in net operating profit to $124,266 (annual rate, 42 cents per share) for the first quarter of 1963 versus a loss of $358,222 for the first quarter of 1962 — is shown in the interim report to stockholders by American Electronics, Inc. (American Stock Exchange), Fullerton, manufacturer of electronic systems and components for the aerospace industry. Twenty-five scientists and science educators will serve as judges for the eighth annual Orange County Science Fair at Santa Ana College, May 11, 12 and 13, when more than 500 prize winning exhibits will be displayed in Cook Gymnasium. Mrs. Stella Brubaker, Orange High School science chairman and judging chairman, said the judging panel was the largest assembled, in view of the high caliber of exhibits. Virtually all of the entries are from local school science fairs. Trophies, plaques, ribbons and certificates are being given in the areas of physical science, biological science and mathematics. Thebert Sprague, Aeronutonic. Chemistry: Dr. Walter B. Santa Ana College; R. W. Aeronutronic; Dr. Wallace can, Fullerton Junior College; Loren Neff, Union Oil Co. Electronics: Robert Brubel B.M. Corp; Al Eschner, H.Aircraft; Jose Tellez, Hughe craft; James Cusick, O.State College; Joseph MerTexaco. Mathematics: Dr. Stewf Schlesinger, Aeronutronic; J.D. O'Toole, Dr. Edsel Stieger State College; Dave P. Orange Coast College. Judging will be com Saturday, May 11, before the semby. Students will bring exhibits to SAC all-day. An all-points search for Excelior High School, Norwalk, members of the class of 1943 is being conducted. Plans are under way for a mammoth class reunion to be held June 1. News of class members will be welcomed by the committee which may be reached at Torrey 4969 and Lehigh 9-3568. IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK! Graduation is Just a Month Away Now Is The Time, While Selection Is Best Choose your suits and accessories from our stock of the latest in young men's fashions. 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