anaheim-gazette 1963-09-19

10—The Anaheim Gazette Thursday, September 19, 1962 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Chapman Professor Plans Marriage Talks Dr. B. J. Oliver, Jr., professor of sociology and psychology at Chapman College, has been invited to present a series of six public lectures on marriage and family living in Downey’s fall. The free lectures are being sponsored by the adult education division of the Downey Unified School District in cooperation with the PTA council and the Downey Junior Woman’s Club. They have been scheduled for six Monday evenings beginning Sept. 23 at the Maude Price Junior High School Auditorium, strengthening the family is the purpose of the series, according to District officials. Dr. Oliver also has been asked to prepare a similar series for presentation later in the fall in Huntington Beach, where they will be sponsored by the public library. “Marriage and You,” written by Dr. Oliver, is scheduled for publication in October by the College and University Press, New Haven, Conn. RATE HIKE SOUGHT BY TELEPHONE COMPANY Pacific Telephone said today higher costs resulting from recent labor negotiations coupled with other increased costs force the Company to seek increased telephone rates. In an application filed with the California Public Utilities Commission, the company said it will require an additional $43,953,000 annually to provide California with continued high quality telephone service and to accomplish necessary plant expansion on sound terms. been able to hold the line since 1958”, Harvey Hendrickson, Orange manager said, “is we operating efficiency.” Hendrickson said that recent testimony before the CPUC noted that the Company’s earnings were next-to-last among Bell Telephone Companies, yet the Company’s 1963 construction program — $412 million — was the largest of these compa­ “The only reason we have been able to improve our nies. Pre-School Program Open Craft Class Time Told Make a hat? Sew a dress? Design matching jewelry? Chorus to Perform At Hospital The warm radiance owed added to the sweet blend of children’s voices will cause smile and a delightful mem­ patients and friends at angeview Convelesnt Cer­ Anaheim on Sunday, Sept. event will be the return “Melolarks” children’s ping chorus, for who this will their third appearace at view. The Children, directed by thy Flanagan of 328 Ethyl Anaheim, range in age from 14 years of age and sing all of music from popular to active in community anditable functions, the “Mel Pre-School Program Open Registration for the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department's Tiny Tot Program has begun. Preschool children, age 3 to 5, will meet twice weekly from 9 to 11 a.m. beginning Sept. 23. The eight week session will be conducted at Pearson Park and Spencer House. Kathy Regan, director of the program, says enrollment will be limited to 25 in a group, with a maximum of three groups possible. Planned to introduce pre-school children to new facets of play and learning, the program proved immensely successful last year. Cost of enrollment in the course is $5. Children will be accepted on a first-come, first-serve basis. Craft Class Time Told Make a hat? Sew a dress? Design matching jewelry? Anaheim residents can learn to do any one, or all three in the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department's Fall Weekly Crafts Classes at Spencer House, 2660 West Broadway. Hat making will be taught beginning Oct. 8. Mrs. Mathiel Miller, instructor, says students may learn to style hats in the latest fashion and material, using their own supplies or obtaining them from her. Class will meet from 12:30 to 3 p.m. each Tuesday through Nov. 12. Fee for the class is $10.00. An open house for last year's hat makers and new prospects will be at the home of Mrs. John J. Collier on Oct. 1. Sewing Sewing classes, taught by Mrs. Yvette Smith, will meet in three sections. "Sewing Made Easy", a beginning course, will be in two sections — 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., Wednesdays, and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Tuesdays. The classes continue through Nov. 20, and start Oct. 1 and 2. An advanced sewing class will meet on Wednesday from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. and will emphasize tailoring methods and finishing processes. Fees for sewing courses are $5.00 for each section. Jewelry-Making Albert MacKenzie will instruct students in the ancient art of making silver jewelry and semi-precious stones (or lapidary). The classes will be 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. Tuesdays, October 8 through November 26. Fee is $5.00. An open house for jewelry makers is scheduled Tuesday, Oct. 1, at Spencer House. Available At J.C. Educational and vocational counseling is now being offered to the student attending evening event will be the return "Melolarks" children's playing chorus, for who this will their third appearance at view. The Children, directed by thy Flanagan of 328 Ethyl Anaheim, range in age from 14 years of age and sing all of music from popular to unique. Active in community anditable functions, the "Melolarks" are available for a limited ber of engagements. They present a program of almost length and peppered with some of the children mod can appear in fashion show. Further information about "Melolarks" may be obtained calling KE 5-1441. Dorothy Kral, Manager Did you know that new paper pages can be sent through the air by rayd waves? This happens San Francisco, forexamp when each page of The Wall Street Journal is in type. Complete pages are electronically "photographed" and transmitted over our microwave a cable system to the Journal's facsimile receive in Riverside, California There a negative is print and removed (as shown right), a metal plate made, and the presses prie a duplicate of the paper another example of how in more and more ways. NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER When the Anaheim Police new headquarters building ber. It is 776-7111. Be sure PLAN WEDDING — A Dec. 20 wedding is planned by Sherry Morris and Don Barber. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Morris of Brea, and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Russell Barber of Montebello. Both are students at Orange State College in Fullerton. The bridegroom-elect will graduate in January. Available At J.C. Educational and vocational counseling is now being offered to the student attending evening classes at Fullerton Junior College, according to Dr. O. R. Wheeler, dean of student advisement. A course called "Career Planning" now is available to evening students who are undecided in their career possibilities either educationally or vocationally. The classes will meet Tuesday evenings beginning September 10 in two sessions (6-8 p.m. and 8-10 p.m.) for a period of nine weeks. The course involves class discussions, group counselings, testing, and individual conferences. Instructors will be Martha A. Schroder and Mason W. Davis, regular counselers at FJC. For further information contact the office of the Dean of Student Advisement at 871-8000. GIRL IN HOSPITAL Cynthia Clark, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark, 2064 Gail Lane, Anaheim, has been admitted as a patient at Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospital, it was announced today. Anaheim is one of the many Southland communities whose handicapped children are cared for at Orthopaedic Hospital. GILLON ON DUTY William R. Gillon, son of MMr. and Mrs. William S. Gillon of 1650 Ricky Ave., completed two weeks of active duty recently at the Naval Station, San Diego. COMBAT — Marine Private Jimmy L. Duncan, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Duncan of 521 Dorchester St., completed individual combat training recently at Camp Pendleton, Calif. TRAINEE — Marine Private Leighton L. Spinelli, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfredo Spinelli of 1715 Crestwood Lane, completed the four-week individual combat training recently at Second Infantry Training Regiment, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. CHORUS TO PERFORM AT HOSPITAL The warm radiance of youth added to the sweet blend of children's voices will cause many a smile and a delightful memory for patients and friends at the Orangeview Conveleston Center in Maehim on Sunday, Sept. 22. The tent will be the return of the Melolarks" children's performer chorus, for who this will make their third appearance at Orangeview. The Children, directed by Dorio Flanagan of 328 Ethyl Place, Maehim, range in age from 6 to years of age and sing all types of music from popular to sacred. Active in community and charitable functions, the "Melolarks" CERTIFICATE FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER LICENSE NAME THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby certify that they are conducting a Moving Storage, and Sales business located at 616 E. Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, Calif. Orange County, California, under the fictitious firm name of Say-On Moving Storage, and Sales and that said firm is composed of the following persons, whose names in full and places of residence are as follows, to wit: JAMES R. LLEWELLYN and MARJORIE LLEWELLEN owners. WINNESS our hands this 12th day of August, 1965. James R. Liewellen Marjorie Llewellen STATE OF CALIFORNIA ( ) COUNTY OF ORANGE ) as On August 29, 1962, before me the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said State residing the sein, duly commissioned, and sworn personally appeared James R. Llewellyn and Mar- A Guide For Your Buying Your Local Merchants WHAT'S DOING Dorothy Kral, Manager Did you know that news-paper pages can be sent through the air by radio waves? This happens in San Francisco, for example, when each page of The Wall Street Journal is set on type. Complete pages are electronically "photo-curbed" and transmitted over our microwave and cable system to the Journal's facsimile receivers in Riverside, California. There a negative is printed and removed (as shown at right), a metal plate is made, and the presses print a duplicate of the paper for Southern California. It's another example of how improved communications serve more and more ways. NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR ANAHEIM POLICE When the Anaheim Police Department moved into their brand new headquarters building they also got a new telephone number. It is 776-7111. Be sure to change your emergency call lists. Mr. & Mrs. H shown above are the new operators of HEARING AID Angeles. The Reeds took over the business 1 month ago enforcing the same good service & policies that existed. Both Mr. & Mrs. Reed are Canadians with American Los Angeles area for 11 years. They will be residing in Mr. Reed has done professional singing for many work. HEARING AID SERVICE OF ANAHEIM stresses needs and has new testing equipment which gives a much other brands. They also do repair work and car-aids. Appointments are made in the office or at home—a.m.—5 p.m. Daily and 9:30 p.m. Saturdays. For your sharpening needs in the Fullerton area call — 871-8353 HOWARD'S SHARP SHOP 602 So. Raymond, Fullerton • Hand saws • Circle saws • Drills • Lawn mowers • Cutlery Pick Up & Delivery NEED A CAR? Everybody Rides • We Carry Our Own Contracts • One Year Warranty On Every Car WITH THIS ART HAIR COLORING SPECIAL Regular $9.50 Now $7.50 With This Ad NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR ANAHEIM POLICE When the Anaheim Police Department moved into their brand new headquarters building they also got a new telephone number. It is 776-7111. Be sure to change your emergency call lists. If your youngsters at college don’t write home as often as you’d like, here’s one way to keep in touch. Why not arrange a time for a weekly telephone call? Remember, nothing says “you” like your voice. There’s an inexpensive and practical item you’ll want to know about. It’s a separate, personal listing in the telephone directory for various members of your household. Particularly helpful if their last name is different from yours. Each additional name listed in the directory is only a month. For information, call our business office. A gift that’s sure to work any wonders is a contribution to the United Community. Since the proceeds are shared by most of our voluntary health and welfare agencies, your donation enables them to give a helping hand to children, teenagers and adults in all walks of life. Pacific Telephone NEED A CAR? Everybody Rides We Carry Our Own Contracts One Year Warranty On Every Car 100% Financing Available Jim's Auto Sales “The Quality Transportation Center” 729 W. COMMONWEALTH FULLERTON LA 5-5301 HEARING AID SERVICES OF ANAHEIM Harry & Edith Read Free Hearing Tests Repairs—All Makes Batteries and Cords Home or Office Appts. Rentals Terms 2 yr. guarantee 111 N. Los Angeles, Anh. PR 4-8042 SANTA ANA HOUSE OF MUSIC Specializing in Guitars—Amplifiers Band Instruments Sales—Lessons All Name Brands 941 E. 1st St. KI 2-478 Santa Ana Black Bart's UPHOLSTERING One of Orange Cos. Finest Upholsters Let us make that old furniture once more a beauty spot in your home. 1616 E. Santa Ana, Anaheim PR 4-1874 FULLERTON TRAILER REPAIR Painting Insurance Estimate Remodeling Roof Coating (Storm King) Hitches & Brakes Collision Repairs Built to Order 815 Williamson Ave. 526-6171 — E.d.t. 213 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. 11 MALE HELP WANTED— Fied Ads 1A SPECIAL NOTICES Dr. ALLAN R. STARK Dr. LOUIS J. LA ROCCA PODIATRISTS FOOT SPECIALISTS ANNOUNCES the opening of their office for the practice of Podiatry Tustin & Chapman Medical-Dental Building 172 NO. TUSTIN Ave. SUITE 304 Orange Call 538-9983 By Appointmnet 2 PERSONALS MASSAGE—steam, relieves aches, reduce, 12261 Harbor Blvd. G. G. 9 a.m.-10 p.m. JE 4-5610 WANT Some Help? Try the Want Ads. IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE YOUR ORANGE DAILY NEWS by 5:30 p.m. PLEASE PHONE KEllogg 8-1144 before 6 p.m. for immediate service 5 LOST AND FOUND— FOUND Bassett hound — vic. of Palmyra & James. 532-5225 LOST! Red Cocker Spaniel with clipped hair. Ans. to Van Gagh. Reward. 633-2288 WANT TO BE BOSS? Check the Business Opportunities columns in the Classified section. Read them every day and move up in the business world. 7 BUSINESS SERVICES • APPLIANCE REPAIRS JOE'S FIXIT SHOP SMALL appliance & elec equip, repaired, sales & service, open 7 days a week. 110 No. Olive 623-4082 • CEMENT WORK CEMENT work, large & small jobs. 35 cents sq ft. Free estimates. Phone PR 2-7605. • CUSTOM CABINETS CUSTOM made cabinets, store fixtures. We repair furn. Forbes & Son Cabinet Shop. 224 W. Maple. 633-6560. CUSTOM Cabinet and carpenter work. KI 2-4022. Evenings KE 2-4396. • GARDENING 10 YRS. Exp. landscaping, clean up, hauling & tractor work, sprinklers installed & repaired. 528-4308. MOWING. Edging. Pruning. Planting. Power equip. Muller Bros. Landscape Gardening Service. Phone 633-7911. • LANDSCAPING DISTINCTIVE LANDSCAPING, Commercial & residential, lawn sprinkler systems, manual & automatic. Free est. OX 9-5721. & Mrs. Harry Reed Operators of HEARING AIR SERVICE OF ANAHEIM, 111 N. Los or the business 1 month ago from Jack & Phyllis Stanton and are service & policies that existed during the Stanton’s operation. Are Canadians with American citizenship and have been in the city. They will be residing in Anaheim soon. Professional singing for many years — opera, concert & church choir E OF ANAHEIM stresses personal attention to each customer's equipment which gives a more complete analysis of the individual the brands carried in the Store, but the Reeds have access to to do repair work and carry batteries for ALL MAKES of hearing in the office or at home—day or evenings. Office hours are 9:30 am. Saturdays. WILLIAMS GARAGE MOVED TO 403 W. Walnut Ave. Orange We specialize in: ★ Engine Rebuilding ★ Auto. Trans. Overhaul ★ Wheel Balancing ★ Mufflers ★ Tune-Up ★ Are Welding ANY MAKE OR MODEL KE 8-5383 Exclusive agent in Anaheim and Fullerton area for: ● Geminiiani ● Bianchi ● World Champion Racing Bike BROWNIE'S BIKE SHOP 1769 W. La Palma — Anh. KE 5-2421 Repair Service on Foreign & Domestic Bikes WITH THIS AD HAIR COLORING SPECIAL Regular $9.50 Now $7.50 With This Ad ORANGE AUTOMOTIVE Complete Auto Repairs ● Wheel alignment ● Brakes ● Front end sprinklers installed & repaired. 526-4308. MOWING. Edging. Pruning. Planting. Power equip. Muller Bros. Landscape Gardening Service. Phone 633-7911. • LANDSCAPING DISTINCTIVE LANDSCAPING, Commercial & residential, lawn sprinkler systems, manual & automatic. Free est. OX 9-5721. GREEN ACRES LANDSCAPING Commercial and residential. Patios, walks, sprinkler systems, designing. Insured. 633-8035. • PAINTING & DECORATING EXPERT painting, plaster patching & general repair. Free est. 538-1004. • PLUMBING REPAIRS, remodeling, Formica work. Your fixtures installed. Reas. rates, Refs. KE 8-5166. • TREE SERVICE PROFESSIONAL tree trimming, removing, etc. No job too big or small free estimates. 534-6452. • YARD MAINTENANCE EXPERT lawn maintenance, reas. rates. Free est. Call JA 7-5579. R. L. S. LAWN Maintenance, complete lawn care, partial landscapeing, lite hauling, free est. 5444644. YARD MAINTENANCE SPRING Special, complete yard clean up, trim, edge and fert. no maint., 16 yrs exp. 541-2874. CLEAN up and hauling. Monthly maintenance. — Reasonable 538-5034 after 6 p.m. GETTING MARRIED? Find your new apartment in the "Apartments for Rent" columns. Check Classified now for the best offers in town. SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION— NORMAN THOMPSON Pianist Orange Co. Symphony Piano Instructor, Chapman College all levels. KE 8-7738 WONDERING WHERE to buy a second car? Look now in Classification 17 in the Want Ads for a supermarket of values. Mufflers Tune-Up Arc Welding ANY MAKE OR MODEL KE 8-5583 1769 W. La Palma — Anh. KE 5-2431 Repair Service on Foreign & Domestic Bikes WITH THIS AD HAIR COLORING SPECIAL Regular $9.50 Now $7.50 With This Ad MON., TUES., WED. ONLY COLONNADE COIFFURES 832 E. Lincoln Org. - 633-7809 ORANGE AUTOMOTIVE Complete Auto Repairs • Wheel alignment • Brakes • Front end • Transmission • Air Cond Sales & Service Phone: 633-1211 1020½ W. Chapman in Rear Pickup & Delivery Hrs. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. SANTA ANA HOUSE OF MUSIC Specializing in Guitars—Amplifiers Band Instruments Sales—Lessons All Name Brands 941 E. 1st St. KI 2-4787 Santa Ana James H. Russell & Son Plumbing Service Radio Dispatched Sales & Service On Gas Water Heaters KE 2-4722 KI 5-5901 FULLERTON TRAILER REPAIR ✓ Painting ✓ Insurance Estimates ✓ Remodeling ✓ Roof Coating (Storm King) ✓ Hitches & Brakes ✓ Collision Repairs ✓ Built to Order 815 Williamson Ave. 526-6171 — Edt. 213 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. AUTO REPAIRS SPORT & FOREIGN car service ● electronic tune-up ● member I.G.O. ● unconditional guarantee ● pick up & del. Bud's Auto Clinic 928 Arlee Place E. Ana. KE 5-7470 SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION-- NORMAN THOMPSON Pianist Orange Co. Symphony Piano Instructor, Chapman College all levels. KE 8-7738 WONDERING WHERE to buy a second car? Look now in Classification 17 in the Want Ads for a supermarket of values. MAKE 1963 A PROFITABLE YEAR... 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