anaheim-gazette 1963-08-01

2—The Anaheim Gazette ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, August 1, 1963 Newest in· The News (Continued from Page 1) Anaheim Convenant Lodge 2215 of the B'Nai B'rith will kick off a membership drive with a dinner and entertainment at the Starlite Cabaret, 7392 Garden Grove Blvd. on Aug. 13. Prospective members signing up before Aug. 13 will be guests of the B'nai B'rith. Jack Winnick, $71-5394, and David Zimmerman, $30-2482 are now taking reservations. A donation of $2 per person is requested for the dinner. United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare has approved the award of $428.920 in federal funds for the building of an addition to the Orange County Sanitation District secondary sewage treatment plant No. 1 at 10856 Ellis Avenue, Fountain Valley, Congressman Richard T. Hanna announced in Washington. Total cost of the project, Hanna said, will be $2,094,000, with the balance raised through district taxes. Bids for the project are to be taken on August 23. The Federal funds are to be distributed between three sanitation districts. District No. 2 will receive $203,910; District No. 3 $197,250 and District No. 7 $27,760. Festival of Arts officials announced today that good seats are still available for the Pageant of the Masters, which runs nightly at Laguna through August 11. Plans to establish a permanent comedy museum here. NEW MANAGER WELCOMED — Welcomed to Anaheim at cocktail party Monday evening was Robert G. Golbach, new general manager of Charter House Hotel, who arrived here recently from Alexandria, Va., where he managed similar facility for Hotel Corporation of America. Chambers Urge Bu Election Consolidation Consolidation of the city's bond election with the June, 1964, primary is proposed by the Orange County Association of Chambers. Festival of Arts officials announced today that good seats are still available for the Pageant of the Masters, which runs nightly at Laguna through August 11. Plans to establish a permanent comedy museum home on a 4.63 acre tract on West Street near Ball Road were announced this week by William F. Treadwell, Museum of Comedy. For the past 10 years, the president of the American museum has had headquarters in New York and Florida. Temporary offices will be opened in Anaheim. "Gypsy," the 1959 Broadway smash musical, opens Tuesday night, Aug. 13, at Melodyland Theatre, starring show-stopping Gisele MacKenzie. "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," starring Jane Powell, which is currently establishing box office records, closes its two-week run Sunday night, Aug. 11. I’ve Got News! Where you have your car washed DOES make a difference. Chambers Urge Built Election Consolidation Consolidation of the city’s bond election with the June, 1964 primary is proposed by the Orange County Associated Chambers of Commerce while urging a “second look” at $546,435 in expenditures listed in the county's $77 million preliminary budget. Included in the Chambers’ ideas to cut the budget are reductions in the number of new employees asked by the county's Communi­cations, Hospital, Purchasing School Departments. Deletion of 50 new positions the hospital budget to accrue $250,000 annual savings with largest single cut recom­mended by the chamber. Other ideas the Chamber gested for review called for —Placing the proposed heim civic center bond on the June, 1964 Primary Dr. Smith New Head of Chapman Education Dept Appointment of Dr. John Alan Smith as a Professor of Education and Head of the Education Department at Chapman College has been announced by Dr. John L. Davis, president of the college. Joining the Chapman faculty in September, Dr. Smith will succeed Dr. Wilfred M. Landrus, who served as head of the Education Department from 1958 until his appointment this summer as director of the evening college and summer sessions. Dr. Landrus, a professor of education and psychology, has been a member of the Chapman faculty since 1955. Dr. Smith was assistant superintendent for education of the Paramount Unified School District from 157 until his appoint­ment to a post in Pakistan in He formerly had been with Los Angeles City Schools more than 20 years as te­n counselor, assistant pr­ curriculum consultant, super­of vocational guidance and search, and administrative of Los Angeles Harbor Junior College. He has also been a lea­ner in the University of Southern Iberia School of Education in 1954-1955 he was a Full Professor in India, where he ducted a special project on ordinary school textbooks. A graduate of the Santa Barbara State College, Dr. Smith earned his master's degree Stanford University and his torate at the University of Sienna California. washed DOES make a difference! Speedy • extra courteous service—Pins a spotlessly clean car guaranteed! With 15 Gals. 49c With 8 Gals. 89c Any Purchase 1.10 Reg. Price ___ 1.25 Hancock Gasoline EAST ANAHEIM CAR WASH State College Blvd. & Lincoln Avenue ONE OF ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING BUILDERS About Donald Butts... Many of the fine custom homes in Orange County, including the noted Fairlane Homes numbering over 300, have been built by Donald Butts. Many important industrial and commercial developments also bear this highly experienced builder's mark of quality. Butts homes are currently being offered in the $28,000 to $45,000 range. "Little Happy Book" Plan Parks For Future Population A master plan of development for an 8000-acre county regional parks system, adopted last week by County Supervisors, covers 27 park sites and projects to meet the county's "needs" through 1985 when the population is expected to reach three million. Total cost of the program, including acquisition and development, was estimated at $43 million by the nine-man Regional Parks and Advisory Committee which developed the plan. Several county horsemen hit out at the failure of the plan to make specific provisions for riding and hiking trails. Forrest Paul of Santa Ana Heights said county horsemen did not oppose the plans adoption but did want hiking trails, possibly along county flood control facilities. Fullerton officials suggested accelerated development of the 183-acre Fullerton dam site to answer growing needs and to provide riding trails. Supervisor David Baker suggested integrating regional park development with use of land beneath airport approach patterns. No financing plan to support the $43 million project has been recommended. The park program is divided into three phases: initial planning, expansion, and maintenance. Urge Budget Slash Solidation Proposed From left: Kathleen Belger, hotel's Swim Club director; Golbach; Bill Campeneau, representative of Marineland, and Douglas Farley, director of Anaheim Visitor and Convention Bureau. (Gazette Photo) JO HI DONG Adopted Urge Budget Slash Solidation Proposed ations, Hospital, Purchasing and School Departments. Deletion of 50 new positions in the hospital budget to accomplish 50,000 annual savings was the largest single cut recommended by the chamber. Other ideas the Chamber suggested for review called for: —Placing the proposed Anaheim civic center bond election in the June, 1964 Primary ballot to save $100,000 in election expense and allo wthe public more time to study the issue. —Defer a $40,000 county personnel classification study. —Delete a $10,000 contribution to the University of California at Riverside for air pollution research. —Delete the addition of a new sheriff's patrol unit which would save $50,000. New Head of Education Dept. ent to a post in Pakistan in 1961. Formerly had been with the Los Angeles City Schools for more than 20 years as teacher, inseler, assistant principal curriculum consultant, supervisor vocational guidance and reearch, and administrative dean Los Angeles Harbor Junior College. He has also been a lecturer at the University of Southern California School of Education and 1954-1955 he was a Fulbright professor in India, where he coniated a special project on secondary school textbooks. graduate of the Santa Barbara State College, Dr. Smith used his master's degree at Oxford University and his docate at the University of South-California. Fluorcarbon Buys Out Texas Firm Acquisition of the Halochem Division of Tube Turns Plastics, Dallas, Tex., by The Fluorocarbon Company of Anahem, has been announced jointly by Peter Churm, president of Fluorocarbon, and Carl McLaughlin, Tube Turns president. Churm stated that the modern, fully air-conditioned facility in Dallas will be used exclusively for the processing and fabricating of Teflon, Kel-F, Halon and Kynar fluorocarbon plastics, and will serve as the Fluorocarbon Company's headquarters for produc homa, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama. The ne wacquisition is the sec- and major purchase by Fluorocarbon. Eight months ago, the Company acquired Timely Technical Products, Pine Brook, N.J. The Tube Turns purchase was made for cash. According to Churm, the move will also provide an existing organization for marketing The Fluorocarbon company's product line in the Southwest, and is another step in the company's master plan to locate sales and production facilities in each major marketing area in the country. In addition to Dallas, The Fluorocarbon Company has existing facilities in Anaheim and Palo Alto, Calif.; Phoenix, Ariz; and Pine Brook and Verona, N.J. The Company manufactures and sells the widest range of flouro-carbon products in the world. Top Operators Artists Du At Festival Great Artists from wo knowned opera houses such Scala Metropolitan and F "Top architects, quality construction, and a sound financial institution like First Federal of Alhambra equal happy home owners." Donald K. Butts FAIRLANE HOMES, INC. FIRST FEDERAL AND LEADING BUILDERS ARE TEAMED FOR PROGRESS IN ORANGE COUNTY Since 1948, more than 4,600 family residences...representing an investment of $67,494,294...have been constructed by Orange County builders with funds provided by First Federal Savings of Alhambra. This makes First Federal one of the leading suppliers of home loan funds in the County. Growing Orange County can continue to look to First Federal and its fine builders for homes of quality in the quantity that progress demands. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association of ALHAMBRA ESTABLISHED 1925 • ASSETS OVER $140,000,000 A. G. KRUSE, President A LEADER IN HOME LOANS IN ORANGE COUNTY For home loan information...visit, phone, write: ALHAMBRA HEAD OFFICE: Garfield & Bay State Streets (Opposite New Civic Center) JE 4-5645 OTHER OFFICES: ANAHEIM • COSTA MESA • WEST COVINA TOP OPERATORS Artists Duo At Festival Great Artists from world known opera houses such as Scala, Metropolitan and San Francisco Opera will be gathered by Festival of Opera to present three grand operas over three cessive weekends in August. Irvine Bowl at Laguna Beach lowing the close of the Fest Arts production of Pageant Masters. Flying in from New York to tropolitan to perform on A 16 and 17 in "Rigoletto" with Calvin Marsh and John Marsh sings the title role in hunchback jester, Rigoletto. Crain the perennially gay dashing Duke. ANAHEIM TELEPHONE Published Wednesday of Analyze Legal Adjuvant VIRGIL PINKLE Entered as second class March 3, 1879. ALSUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 FIRST CHURCH SCREEN 918 N. C. Sunday Services 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Event Christian Science 119 W. All A Couple Adopt Korean In place of a boy in Korea, financially "adopted" a few years ago and who no longer needs PLAN-help, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paul Weaver, 559 So. Dickel St., Anaheim, have financially "adopted" Jo Hi Dong, an 8-year-old Korean boy, through Foster Parents' Plan, Inc., 352 Park Ave., South, New York. The Foster Parent has promised to contribute $15 a month for the child's support for at least a year. He has already received a picture of the new overseas relative. A complete case history of the child accompanied the photograph. Hi Dong is the youngest of three FINALIZED BUDGET — Mayor Rex Coons and City Manager Keith Murdoch look over copy of the record $20.68 million budget approved by the City Council after a two-hour meeting and 30 day study of the 196 page break-down of expenditures for the 1963-64 fiscal year. The budget retains the traditional city tax rate of $1.10; includes no increase in utility rates, fees or charges, and is balanced. The actual amount is $20,686,680. 'Great Ideas' Series Exhibited at Museum The "Great Ideas of Western Man" art exhibition, comprising more than 70 pieces of original painting and sculpture by leading contemporary artists, will be on view at the Charles Bowers Memorial Museum, Santa Ana, Aug. 3-25. Painting and sculpture in the "Great Ideas" collection were commissioned by Container Corporation. The "Great Ideas of Western Man" advertising series has been running continuously in national magazines since 150. Prior to 1950, Container Corporation of America had enjoyed an enthusiastic response to its pioneering venture in fine-art advertising, a series of salutes to the United States' World War II allies, the art for each advertisement car- JO HI DONG Adopted sons who have lost their father. His brothers are Hi Bong, 12 and Hi Man, 9. Not too much is known about their background except that their father was killed in a traffic accident. Their mother struggled desperately to earn a living for the boys but she was one of thousands of poor women in Pusan who could offer only their physical strength and their courage in an overcrowded city. After two years she brought the boys to the Nam Kwang Hak Won Orphanage to be cared for. Shortly thereafter, she remarried. Whatever her hopes may have been for the three boys, it is obvious that her second husband had no intention of looking after them and soon after their marriage the couple disappeared. They have never come to visit the boys at the orphanage, or made inquiry for them. The three have adjusted well to the life of the orphanage. They have each other and a deep and royal bond of affection and so are not as terribly lonely as they might be, otherwise. The days are quiet and secure there. Food is plain, but there is plenty of it. Hi Dong has studies and simple daily tasks, games and play time and friends. Top Opera Artists Due At Festival Great Artists from world renowned opera houses such as La Scala, Metropolitan and San Diego. The "Great Ideas of Western Man" art exhibition, comprising more than 70 pieces of original painting and sculpture by leading contemporary artists, will be on view at the Charles Bowers Memorial Museum, Santa Ana, Aug. 3-25. Painting and sculpture in the "Great Ideas" collection were commissioned by Container Corporation for its noted "Great Ideas of Western Man" advertising series in which significant quotations from renowned philosophers, statesmen, and spiritual leaders are expressed graphically through fine art. In each case, the artist is commissioned with the sole stipulation that the design must be related in some manner to the quotation. Noted Artists Represented in the collection Erni, Constantine Nivola, Josep Shahn, Herbert Matter, Hazard Durfee. Leonard Baskin, Rene Magritte, Joseph Hirsch, and Lee Mullican, a Los Angeles area artist. Among the historic figures whose quotations are used are: Plato, St. Francis of Assisi, Goethe, Hegel, Immanuel Kant, John Locke, John Stuart Mill, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and many other leaders of Western thought. Art work in the show varies in size and technique from small water colors, collages and woodcuts to large oil paintings and sculptures. Ranger Digs Trails for Boy Scouts If all the jeep and truck paths were laid out in a straight line at Camp Ahwahnee located in the San Bernardino mountains, the Boy Scouts of America trails would be totalled up to more than 100 miles. The clearings for jeep and truck travel have been hand shoveled by Frank Moore. Camp The "Great Ideas of Western Man" advertising series has been running continuously in national magazines since 150. Prior to 1950, Container Corporation of America had enjoyed an enthusiastic response to its pioneering venture in fine-art advertising, a series of salutes to the United States' World War II allies, the art for each advertisement carried out by a native of the subject country. This campaign was followed by the equally-successful and award-winning "state series" of advertisements depicting again in fine art, each of the then 48 states of the U.S. Objective The idea for "Great Ideas of Western Man" was an outgrowth of the philosophic round table discussions conducted at the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, Aspen Colorado, whose founder, the late Walter P. Paepcke, also founded the Container Corporation of America. One of the objectives of the Aspen Institute is to develop Man's understanding of his role in society and the goals toward which he can direct his lie. Herbert Bayer, one of the artists represented in the "Great Ideas" exhibition and a consultant to Container Corporation, points out that "It was only one step further for Mr. Paepcke to utilize CCA's advertising as a deeper stimulus to the minds of millions of magazine readers by devoting paid space to 'Great Ideas of Western Man.' In these days of social and moral uncertainty, it is good to recall and contemplate some of the ideas which great men have given us. In terms of advertising as we know it, this was an unusual approach. This unorthodox idea proved that not all advertising has to be of a 'hard-sell' nature." Recently the collection has been shown at numerous galleries and universities. European Teachers Top Opera Artists Due At Festival Great Artists from world renowned opera houses such as La Palma, Metropolitan and San Francisco Opera will be gathered here. Festival of Opera to perform free grand operas over three successive weekends in August at the nine Bowl at Laguna Beach following the close of the Festival of its production of Pageant of the Masters. Flying in from New York's Metropolitan to perform on August 17 in "Rigoletto" will beevin Marsh and John Crain. rsh sings the title role of the backback jester, Rigoleto, and win the perennially gay and thing Duke. Boy Scouts If all the jeep and truck paths were laid out in a straight line at Camp Ahwahnee located in the San Bernardino mountains, the Boy Scouts of America trails would be totalled up to more than 100 miles. The clearings for jeep and truck travel have been hand shoveled by Frank Moore, Camp Ranger at Camp Ahwahnee. Moore is one of the staff on the BSA, Northern Orange County Council. Moore has "literally" moved the earth and rock to carve out the remote campsites and trails that lead to the campsites which dot the areas on the 480 acre wooded facility which is situated near Green Valley. In 1959 Moore joined the Boy Scouts of America organization after serving more than 30 years on the City of Fullerton's Police force. He retired in 1956 as a police lieutenant. ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Wednesday of each week at 421 East Cerritos Ave. Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 VIRGIL PINKLEY. Editor and Publisher Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 918 N. CITRON, ANAHEIM Sunday Services Testimonies of 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Christian Science Sunday School Healing is Included 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. In The Wednesday Evening Meeting at 8:00 p.m. Christian Science Reading Room 119 W. LINCOLN AVE. All Are Welcome Recently the collection has been shown at numerous galleries and universities. European Teachers Visit Here Congressman Richard T. Hanna has praised as "a significant contribution to better understanding between peoples" the American Host Program under which five teachers from West Germany and one from England are spending much of the next month visiting with seven Orange County host families. The six visitors to Orange County are among 128 teachers from West Germany and 15 from Great Britain participating in the first teacher exchange accomplished by the non-profit American Host Program. Mrs. Thomas Murphy, 9942 Catherine Ave., Garden Grove, spokesman for the Orange County families participating in the program, listed the following other host families: Mr. and Mrs. William Foster, Huntington Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Hans G. Groening, Costa Mesa; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Phillips, Garden Grove; Rev. and Mrs. C. Gene Kuehl, 9622 Bixby, Garden Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Zempke, 12571 Mabee Circle, Garden Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oefelein, 1602 W. 11th St., Santa Ana. GIFTWARE—GLASSWARE TOYS—STATIONERY OVER 50,000 ITEMS W 139 W. Lincoln WEBER'S DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM