anaheim-gazette 1963-05-22

4—The Anaheim Gazette Wednesday, May 22, 1968 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Disneyland Sets June 1 As Band Date In a spectacular summer inaugural, Disneyland will stage its second annual "Cavalcade of Big Bands" June 1 with five of the Nation's greatest dance bands. The music of Gene Krupa, Les Brown, Lionel Hampton, Charlie Barnet and the Elliott Brothers, greatest collection of big name bands in Southern California' history, will be added to all the regular nighttime fun at Disneyland on June 1 from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. The bands will play at five dance locations throughout the "Magic Kingdom" for the special party. "Cavalcade" will bring drummer-man Gene Krupa to the West Coast for the first time in many years. Famous since he first starred with Benny Goodman 25 years ago, Krupa's own band of top musicians has long been among the nation's favorite's. Topping the dance band polls for many years has been Les Brown's Band. In addition to a long association with Bob Hope, Brown's "Band of Reknown" is one of the nation's top television and recording groups. Featured with the band are vocalists Butch Stone, Stumpy Brown and Susan Maro. PRODUCTION DELIVERY CONTRACT—Del Jaeger, executive president of Imperial Thermal Systems, Inc., signs first tract for Phoneminder deliver to Phonomatic, Inc., as M. Rudin, president of Phonomatic looks on. ITS Phoneminder on Way Imperial Thermal Systems, Inc., of Buena Park has made its initial production delivery of Phoneminder-Secretary telephone communication systems, it has been announced by Floyd Clark, President and Board Chairman of ITS. The original contract for $% million, negotiated and signed earlier last quarter, is expected to be increased shortly with national follow-up orders. Clark stated that the ITS mer is Phonomatic, Inc., Angeles based telephone communications organization which now distributing the Phonemier equipment nationally independent companies specialists. The Phonomer-Secretary is a newly developed automatic electronic tele answering system designed individual use. It records messages and automatically backs up information. Open Monday, Thursday and Friday 'Til 9 for favorite grads! And Dads ... jiffies... For acTiVe ComForT PLANT YOUR FEET... in super-soft Jiffies. Ideal for outdoors... at work or play and completely washable! FOR MEN by ESQUIRE SOCKS CENTER AT LEMON DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Desert Movie For Children "Wildlife of the Sonoranert," a color movie and Robert Calati, will be拍 by the Fullerton Youth and Natural Science Center Friday evening. May 24, in the Raymond School pose Room, 517 N. Raymond lerton. 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College women also will honor three returning faculty members for long service to campus women's groups. They are Miss Lota Blythe, English; Miss Frances Egge, art; and Miss Dorothy Decker, business. Angels Return To Home Stand The Los Angeles Angels return from a two week road trip to open their third home stand of the 1963 season Friday night, May 24, against the vastly-improved Kansas City Athletics. Fifteen games Three new officers will enjoy initial installation ceremonies Saturday, May 5, for the Anaheim Branch of American Association of University Women when they join with three others continuing in office for the organization. Reilly as First Vice-President Mrs. Herman P. Velasco and Vice President and Jerol M. Sonosky as Treasurer. Those who will continue ice to the organization for term are: Mrs. Dean Moyer as President; Mrs. J. Pappas as Corresponding Clark stated that the ITS customer is Phonomatic, Inc., a Los Angeles based telephone communications organization which is now distributing the Phoneminder equipment nationally through independent communications specialists. The Phoneminder-Secretary is a newly developed automatic electronic telephone answering system designed for individual use. It records incoming messages and automatically plays back from any remote location. Because of this added business, it was necessary to establish a Phoneminder Division of ITS in a separate building and to develop a new production line which is independent of the firms principal business... that of engineering and the production of electronic thermal and control systems. President of Phonomatic, Inc., Marvin Rudin, has advised Clark that their potential orders now exceed several million dollars. These additional new orders are the result of a previous business development program instituted last year, and are being received from the major population centers throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico... Distribution and sales development in Europe, now in preliminary negotiation stages... and with overseas marketing firms including operations in England, France, West Germany and Italy. Desert Movie For Children "Wildlife of the Sonoran Desert," a color movie and talk by Robert Calati, will be presented by the Fullerton Youth Museum and Natural Science Center on Friday evening, May 24, at 8 p.m. in the Raymond School Multipurpose Room, 517 N. Raymond, Fullerton. Calati, who is a photographer for the American Institute of Biological Sciences, a science teacher at Wilshire School, and a freelance photographer, has his B.S. and M.Ed. degrees from the University of Minnesota. His 75-minute film will show vividly the highly-varied plant and animal life of the lower Sonoran Desert. Angels Return To Home Stand The Los Angeles Angels return from a two week road trip to open their third home stand of the 1963 season Friday night, May 24, against the vastly-improved Kansas City Athletics. Fifteen games will be played, against five American League opponents, three of whom will be making their first visit of the year to Chavez Ravine. Chicago and Minnesota will be making their second appearances during the stand. For the first time, local fans will get a look at the Athletics' flashy new green and gold uniforms. Kansas City will be in for night games at 8:00 p.m. on May 24 and 25 and a Sunday matinee at 1:30 p.m. on May 26. The Detroit Tigers invade the Ravine for night games May 28 and 29 and a 1:30 p.m. contest Thursday, May 30, followed by the Orioles the nights of May 31 and June 1 and a Sunday matinee June 2. The White Sox are in for night games on June 3 and 4 and a 6:00 p.m. twi-night doubleheader June 5. The Twins close things out with arc contests June 7 and a Sunday day game June 9. The doubleheader on June 5 with Chicago has been scheduled in order to make up the rain-postponed game here between the two clubs Easter Sunday, April 14. A highlight of the coming home stand will be the annual sports-preliminary which will be played starting at 6:30 p.m. prior to the Angels - Orioles game on Saturday June 1. Last year, the sports-writers—sportscasters three-inning casters won 6-3. Again this season the winner will meet Nat King Cole's Movie All-Stars in another three-inning spectacular — Saturday night, Aug. 3 prior to the Angels-Chicago game. SAC's El Don Takes Honors El Don, All-American weekly newspaper at Santa Ana College, has won two more first place awards in college journalism, competition according to journalist chairman Carl Venstrom. California's State Fair and Ex Calati, who is a photographer for the American Institute of Biological Sciences, a science teacher at Wilshire School, and a free-ance photographer, has his B.S. and M.Ed. degrees from the University of Minnesota. His 75-minute film will show vividly the highly-varied plant and animal life of the lower Sonoran Desert and its exciting scenic contrasts. All youngsters interested in wildlife and science are invited to attend the program which is open to the public, adults as well as children, and free of charge. KIWANIS & 16 Annaheim SEAT TON SALE LOCATIONS ★ at Lemon & Los Angeles St. ... Gourmet Ticket Agency ... at Lincoln & Brookhurst ... 774-0510 deplope and check or money ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA. Y ORDER Super ticket ... TOTAL Super ticket ... TOTAL VACATION TUNE-UP SPECIAL Most V-8's + Parts Most 6 Cylinders + Parts • Complete Ignition Service • Truck-Bus-Diesel or Gas Repair • Brake-Air Brake Repair HAROLD'S TRUCK & AUTO SERVICE 500 S. Walnut, Anaheim Phone: PR 3-8296 - PR 3-8295 Harold Jacobs, Owner HOSPITAL GUILD LEADERS MEET — The first meeting for the Broadway Clinic Hospital Guild's new officers brought together Mdmes. Charles Mason, left, seated, new president, Officers Installed Candle In an impressive candle-light ceremony, the officers of the Broadway Clinic Hospital Guild have taken office for the coming year and initiated plans for the season. Officers elected for the season were Mdmes: Charles Mason, president; Robert Meade, vice president; John Kuna, secretary; and Ewald Dargatz, treasurer. Mrs. Mason announced the following appointments as chairmen of special committee effort: Mdmes. Gustov Popke, chairman of the day; M. R. Crowder, social; James H. Morrissey, Year Book and his Jack C. Lines, ways and methods and public relations. The Broadway Clinic H is located at 1600 West Brookland and the Guild meets the Wednesday of each month on hospital cafeteria. Meeting scheduled for 7 p.m. Mrs. Mason has urged an may wish to assist in the work to attend meetings contact any of the officers Men in Service USS WINSTON — Phil Ray, quartermaster third USN, son of Mr. and Mrs., dan Ray of 10651 Champt Dr., Anaheim, is now aboard the attack cargo ship Winston, operating out of Diego, Calif. Before entering the May 196, 0Ray attended W High School. U. S. FORCES, VIETNAM Army Maj. Robert J. whose wife, Liz, lives at 7 Dorado Dr., Buena Park, ly was assigned to the M Assistance Advisory Group Vietnam. Major Raim is a 1943 gr oof Morristown (N. J.) High school and received his B. S. deg 1958 from the University of land, College Park. HREE NEW OFFICERS — The install three new officers at with three continuing in office cities during the coming year. Mrs. Dean Glassmoyer, left center above, continues as president of the Branch. New officers will be, from the left, Mdmes. Jerol Sonosky, treasurer; Robert Reilly, first vice president and Herman Velasco as second vice president. Officers for 'U' Women I'll transcribe the text as it appears. First Vice-President; Mrs. Herman P. Velasco as Second Vice President and Mrs. Jerol M. Sonosky as Treasurer. Those who will continue serve to the organization for a second term are: Mrs. Dean Glassmoyer as President; Mrs. Arnold Appas as Corresponding Secretary on Katella Ave. The installing officer for the occasion will be the distinguished guest, Mrs. Myron L. Gazin, Councilwoman of the City of Hermosa Beach. Mrs. Gazin has been in office since 1959 and served as mayor of the city in 1961-1962. Mrs. Gazin is an active reporter for papers in St. Petersburg, Florida, Dayton, Ohio and Minnesota. She is presently city council representative to the Southwest area committee of the regional planning commission of Los Angeles County. Program Planned Also on the program as enter- Friendly as First Vice-President; Mrs. Herman P. Velasco as Secdent Vice President and Mrs. Carol M. Sonosky as Treasurer. Those who will continue serve to the organization for a section term are: Mrs. Dean Glassoyer as President; Mrs. Arnold appas as Corresponding Secrerery and Mrs. Robert Wadleigh as Recording Secretary. Ceremony Saturday The installation of officers will take place this Saturday, May 5, 1:30 p.m. at the Jolly Roger Inn on Katella Ave. The installing officer for the occasion will be the distinguished guest, Mrs. Myron L. Gazin, Councilwoman of the City of Hermosa Beach. Mrs. Gazin has been in office since 1959 and served as mayor of the city in 1961-1962. Mrs. Gazin is an active member of AAUW as member of the state committee on Status of Women. As a result of graduate work in journalism and political science at the University of Minnesota, she has worked as news reporter for papers in St. Petersburg, Florida, Dayton, Ohio and Minnesota. She is presently city council representative to the Southwest area committee of the regional planning commission of Los Angeles County. Program Planned Also on the program as entertainment will be Miss Sarena Alyssso, a young Latin American dancer, and pianist, Miss Linda Jackson. Miss Allyssso is the audition winner at the Mary Guivits dance studio of Riverside. The International Relations study section has been studying our Latin American neibhors this past year. Arrangements for the luncheon have been made by Mrs. Selwyn P. Ramsay, Chairman. Committee women assisting her have been Mrs. J. Faulkner Clay, program; Mrs. Robert Davis, reservations, and Ms. Edgar B. Shockly, J. competing plans for flowers and decorations. Any prospective members are invite to attend the uncheon by caing Ms. Ramsay PR 4-8555 invited to attend the luncheon by calling Mrs. Ramsay PR 4-8555 or Membership committeeman, Mrs. Donald Fenton, PR 8-1643. Need Drapes? A 5 Minute Phone Call Can Save You Called Candlelight Rites Missey, Year Book and historian; Jack C. Lines, ways and means and public relations. The Broadway Clinic Hospital located at 1600 West Broadway and the Guild meets the first Wednesday of each month in the hospital cafeteria. Meetings are scheduled for 7 p.m. Mrs. Mason has urged any who may wish to assist in the Guild work to attend meetings or to contact any of the officers. Men in Service USS WINSTON — Phillip B. Ray, quartermaster third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gordon Ray of 10651 Chamberlain Dr., Anaheim, is now serving on board the attack cargo ship, USS Winston, operating out of San Diego, Calif. Before entering the Navy in May 1968, 0Ray attended Western High School. U. S. FORCES, VIETNAM — Army Maj. Robert J. Raim, whose wife, Liz, lives at 7305 El Morado Dr., Buena Park, recently was assigned to the Military Assistance Advisory Group in Vietnam. Major Raim is a 1943 graduate of Morristown (N. J.) High School and received his B. S. degree in 1958 from the University of Maryland, College Park. Anaheim to Get UCLA Art Unit Two special programs in the fine arts will head the list of University of California Extension subjects to be offered in Orange County this summer. "Spoon River Anthology," a play for Voices, originally written by Edgar Lee Masters and adapted for Extension's Theatre Group by Lamont Johnson will be given Sunday June 9 at 8:30 p.m. in the John C. Fremont Junior High School Auditorium in Anaheim. "The Arts on Film: Views of a Film-Maker," a lecture-film showing may be attended as a series of five evenings, or taken as a University credit courses. 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