anaheim-gazette 1964-03-05

HI-FEVER FOLLIES — Mrs. Victor Turner, left, and Mrs. Homer Bartles take their duties with sandwich boards to advertise the Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild's plan for a local talent follies to be presented May 1 and 2. Local merchants are asked to participate in the community effort project. Hi-Fever Follies Nathan Gould, native director of Woman Organization institution through Train will deliver the key at the ORT NIGHT March 11 in the se Temple Beth Emeth ritos Ave., Anaheim. Chairman Mrs. J said that the public to the 8 p.m. affair minates the year's four Orange Centers of ORT (Anaheim, La Mirada and chapters). Admission and refreshments will following the program. Mrs. Leon Kraus, the Anaheim chapter ORT, which operates vocational installation countries, "is perform service not only to dual student it tra each nation in which but to the welfare of the entire free ww. Vocational education to be recognized as foremost needs in e and ORT's 84-year o is helping to train sands of skilled w year. Governments over," she said, "no our efforts but help schools in their co cause they realize w part in their own efforts these installat Mrs. Kraus said Orange County observe coincide with similarances by the more or Bartles take their duties with sandwich boards to advertise the Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild's plan for a local talent follies to be presented May 1 and 2. Local merchants are asked to participate in the community effort project. Hi-Fever Follies Getting Up Steam The Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild continues to put into effect its plans for the coming "Hi-Fever Follies." The Follies is a two day show of local amateur talent to be held May 1st and 2nd in the Anaheim Union High School Auditorium. Any interested talent please call Mrs. Richard Hasbrouck, Prospect 6-0155. Mrs. George Fowler, advertising chairman for the Follies, announced that March 9 would be "Advertising Day." During this day Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild members, all wearing white gloves, will visit the local merchants. The purpose for these visits will be with hopes the various businesses will purchase advertisements in the souvenir program for the "Hi-Fever Follies." The Follies is a community effort which it is hoped the local merchants will want to participate. All proceeds from this endeavor will be put aside for the Anaheim Memorial Hospital Expansion program. This program will increase the hospital size from its present 71 beds to a proposed 350. The Guild members will converge on the community at 9:30 a.m., March 9, and continue throughout the day. Those members assisting Mrs. Fowler are: the Mmes. Winslow Adams, Eugene Andreotti, Conner Bachman, Homer Bartles, Ray Birmley, and Leonard Bouas. Also the Mmes. Robert Boyles, Albert Burton, Robert Fischle, ing "Hi-Fever Follies." The Follies will be presented the 1st and 2nd of May in the Anaheim Union High School Auditorium. A representative of the Jerome Cargill Production Company of New York, Mr. Cal Swanson, was in attendance. The Cargill Company will be supplying the director and the costumes for the Follies. Mrs. David Melville, chairman for the Follies, announced the advertising will be handled by Mrs. George Fowler, Patrons and patronesses will be greeted by Mrs. C. B. Miller. Ticket arrangements will be made through Mrs. Richard Husmann. Talent will be arranged by Mrs. Arsen Ohanian and Mrs. Richard Hasbrouck. Other chairmen assisting are: Mrs. Edward Kenz, secretary and cast party; Mrs. Ralph Osborn, costumes; Mrs. Clifford Pierce, finance; Mrs. Cecil Lewis, make-up; and Mrs. Robert Ryan, publicity. The Junior Guild members, headed by Miss Marilyn Palm, will be ushers. The Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild was organized to render service to the community by furthering the best interests of the Anaheim Memorial Hospital and assisting in the promotion of its activities. Once a year the Guild holds a specific fund-raising event. Last year a dinner-dance provided the funds to furnish the hospital lobby with furniture, carpet, and draperies. This year all funds will be put aside for the Anaheim Memorial Expansion program. The Guild members will converge on the community at 9:30 a.m., March 9, and continue throughout the day. Those members assisting Mrs. Fowler are: the Mmes. Winslow Adams, Eugene Andreotti, Conner Bachman, Homer Bartles, Ray Birmley, and Leonard Bouas. Also the Mmes. Robert Boyles, Albert Burton, Robert Fischle, Wayne Jones, Edward Kenz, Don McDermott, David Melville. Others include the Mmes. Arsen Ohanian, Ralph Osborn, Robert Ryan, Victor Turner, and Richard Capen. The Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild board recently met to discuss the plans for the com- terests of the Anaheim Memorial Hospital and assisting in the promotion of its activities. Once a year the Guild holds a specific fund-raising event. Last year a dinner-dance provided the funds to furnish the hospital lobby with furniture, carpet, and draperies. This year all funds will be put aside for the Anaheim Memorial Expansion program. From reports received from all over the United States, the various productions of the "Hi-Fever Follies" have been a marvelous success. The Follies will be a community effort. Local amateur talent is needed. Interested talent please contact Mrs. Richard Hasbrouck, Prospect 6-0155. Around and About The regular monthly meeting of the Philatelic society will be held in the California Federal-Anaheim Community Room, 600 North Euclid Ave. at 8 p.m. Friday, March 13. There will be a stamp auction and trading period. Attention all 1957 Anaheim Union High School graduates! A reunion is being planned for late summer. The present addresses of all '57 graduates of AUHS is requested. Call Saundra Faessel (544-4438) or Virlee Hoehm (879-6750). The Anaheim Art Association has its first major juried show on exhibition in the multi-purpose room of the Public Library, 500 W. Broadway, March 4th through the 30th. Paintings and winners are in both traditional and contemporary categories. Judges were Marjory Adams, Laguna Beach artist, John La Londe from San Clemente and Nels Nelson of Garden Grove. With "No Time for Sergeants," starring Jerry Van Dyke, closing a highly-successful two week run Sunday night, Melodyland Theatre personnel are bracing themselves for the arrival on March 28 of exuberant Jimmy Durante and his fast-moving "Jimmy Durante Show". Tickets for the show are now on sale at the theatre box office and all Southern California agencies. The public is advised to get them now; they're going very fast! Nathan Gould Slated For ORT Rally Nathan Gould, national executive director of Women's American Organization for Rehabilitation through Training (ORT), will deliver the keynote address at the ORT NIGHT rally on March 11 in the social hall of Temple Beth Emet, 1770 Cerritos Ave., Anaheim. Chairman Mrs. Joseph Stein said that the public is invited to the 8 p.m. affair which culminates the year's activities of the four Orange County chapters of ORT (Anaheim, Fullerton, La Mirada and Santa Ana chapters). Admission is free, and refreshments will be served following the program. Mrs. Leon Kraus, president of the Anaheim chapter, said that ORT, which operates over 600 vocational installations in 22 countries, "is performing a vital service not only to each individual student it trains and to each nation in which it operates but to the welfare and progress of the entire free world. Vocational education has come to be recognized as one of the foremost needs in every nation and ORT's 84-year old program is helping to train tens of thousands of skilled workers each year. Governments the world over," she said, "not only laud our efforts but help support our schools in their countries because they realize what a vital part in their own educational efforts these installations play." Mrs. Kraus said that the Orange County observance will coincide with similar observations by the more than 450 members of the Anaheim Association. The ANAHEIM GAZETTE Women's News ILA JONES Women's Editor 6—The Gazette Thursday, March 5, 1964 With the PTA Mrs. Russell Townsend and Ralph Hite were presented honorary life memberships by the Benjamin Franklin Parent Teacher Association. Mr. Harley Hesse surprised Mrs. Townsend with her presentation by listing the many activities and services given by the recipient. She has served on the PTA Board for the past seven years and has been a Girl Scout leader for the same group of girls for four years. Ralph Hite, custodian at Franklin, was presented his HLM by Mrs. Marie Genner, honorary life membership chairman and school secretary, by explaining that many times his duties were secondary to a child's need for some help or lending a hand to some parent on a PTA project. Then making up for his duties twice fold. Hite is also active in his church and Sunday school working with the youth groups. Past presidents and honorary women in Spanish and Miss Haessig's class gave a demonstration of square dancing as the early settlers enjoyed their leisure hours. Hostesses for the evening were the first grade room mothers Mrs. Forrest Drake, Mrs. Don Organ and Mrs. B. J. Hulley, chairmen. Drama Stories To Play Roles A sultry Anaheim soon play a seedy fatale in "The Beautiful Elizabeth Corral Drive, will be a wife in this trailing Hollywood matinee. A native of Iola raises has been a dentist since 1950. S degree from UCLA summer stock and atrical memories. At present she Lockheed field of heim. She goes to College at nights; ior in Biological Science. She can be seen Theatre, 5th & Ana. Produced by Theatre Guild, "will run on Friday and Sundays (Ma Admission will be errations can be ing 776-5446. The rise at 8:30 p.m." Bridge Notes Anthony Lipsky directed the regular Thursday night duplicate bridge game at Elks Lodge, Anaheim, sponsored by Young Ladies Institute, No. 109. North-South winners were Bob Lusk and Lila Cox, first; Bill Handy and Larry Wheeler, second; Mr. and Mrs. F. McLelland, third; Tom Tatham and Leonard Beck, fourth. East-West winners were George Fait and Dr. James Colvin, first; Mrs. Robert Nolan and Jeanie Diedrich, second; Keith Rumph and Ben McLeod, third; Mrs. F. M. Tillou and Mrs. D. W. Grubb, fourth. The report from the nominating committee was given during the business portion of the meeting presided over by Mrs. James C. Richards, president. Nominated as candidates for the 1964-65 term were the Mmes. Jerome Schinhofen, president; Harry Risher, first vice president; Kenneth Keesee, second vice president; Tom Bouslog, secretary; Gene Ledford, treasurer; John Jaggers, auditor; and Paul Dallas, historian. Nominating committee members were the Mmes. Robert Graham, Harry Risher, Gene Ledfor, Bill Trimble and Francis Bello-Bridick, principal. The fourth grade classes closed the program by presenting demonstrations from their studies of early California. Miss Fleckinstein's room gave two choral readings, Mrs. Bauer's class gave a play and sang PAST — PRESENT — FUTURE Are you suffering, sick, in need of you have bad luck, bring your problem to me — I will help you so I will give you advice about your friends, enemies, about your husband, wife or sweethearts I will give you advice on all matters of life, such courtship, marriage, divorce, business transactions all kinds. Open From 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Daily and Sunday 10S WEST 6TH STREET CORONA, CALIFORNIA CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 737-9084 LEGAL NOTICES STATE OF CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY TRANSPORTATION AGENCY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS NO LIMIT TO CONTRACTORS SEALED PROPOSALS will be accepted by the Public Works Division of Highways at the office of Engineer, Room 406, Division of Highways Building Spring Street, Los Angeles, California, until 10:00 on March 17, 1964 at which time and place they will open and read, for performing work as follows: Orange County, in Anaheim, on Lincoln Avenue chester Drive (VII-Ora-178-Ana), a median open turn channelization to be constructed and surfaced concrete on aggregate base. Plans and specifications, and forms of proposal contract may be obtained at the above address. No bid will be accepted unless it is made on a furnished by the District Engineer and made in accordance with the provisions set forth in Section 2 "Proposal Requisition Conditions," of the Standard Specifications. The Department of Public Works reserves the right any or all bids. The quantities listed in the State Highway Enforcement hereinafter stated, are approximate only, being based on the comparison of bids, and the Department Workhouse express agreement or by implication, agreeing total amount of work will correspond therewith, but right to increase or decrease the amount of any class of the work, or to omit portions of the work, as necessary or advisable by the Engineer. Bids are required for the entire work description. Abbreviations used in the schedule of predetermination in conjunction with employer payments listed in the columns are identified as follows: ph per hour phw per hour worked php per hour paid phw/p per hour worked or paid psth per hour time hour psthw per straight time hour gw worked psthp per straight time hour paid tw total per worked or paid Employer payments other than those itemized fixed in Section 1773.1 of the Labor Code, are to be paid dance with the terms of the collective bargaining agreement to the type or classification of the workmen employed on the project. Overtime, Sundays and Holidays—not less than half (1½) times the basic hourly rate plus applicable payments. The holidays upon which such rates shall be all holidays recognized in the collective bargaining applicable to the particular craft classification or type employed on the project. Copies of all collective bargaining agreements work as set forth in the aforementioned Labor Code and available for inspection in the office of the Department Attention is directed to Section 7-1.01G of the Stifications providing for employment of apprentices at Every such apprentice shall be paid the standard wages apprentices under the regulations of the trade employed. Information relative to employment not shall be obtained from the Director of the Department Relations, who is the Administrative Officer of the Apprenticeship Council. Pursuant to the provisions of Section 1770 of this State of California, the Department of Public Ascertained the general prevailing rate of wages and payments for health and welfare, vacation, pension BATTLING CANCER — Taking the scepter of the American Cancer Society in hand as they prepare to battle cancer next month in the 1964 Cancer Crusade are (from left) Mrs. Ernest Johnson, of Stanton, Mrs. Bert Schut, of Buena Park, and Mrs. Billy G. Bailey, of Anaheim. Each has been named Crusade Chairman in her city for the annual campaign. 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 are 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 EMPLOYER PAYMENTS $3.78 Air compressor, pump or generator operator 15c phw/p 25c phw/p (4) 3.57 Asphalt raker and ironer 12½c phw/p none 3.46 Asphalt shoveler 12½c phw/p none 4.14 Cement mason 18c phw/p 10c phw/p (4) 3.55 Concrete cutter, impervious membrane and form oiler 12½c phw/p none 4.02 Concrete mixer operator (skip type) 15c phw/p 25c phw/p (4) 4.56 Concrete or asphalt spreading, mechanical tamping or finishing machine operator 15c phw/p 25c phw/p (4) 3.82 Driver of dump truck 15c phw/p none (less than 4 yards water level) 3.85 Driver of dump truck 15c phw/p none (4 yards but less than 8 yards water level) 3.90 Driver of dump truck 15c phw/p none (8 yards but less than 12 yards water level) 3.82 Driver of truck (legal payload capacity less than 6 tons) 3.46 Pine grader 12½c phw/p none 3.36 Flagman 12½c phw/p none 4.56 Heavy duty repairman 15c phw/p 25c phw/p (4) 3.78 Heavy duty repairman's helper 15c phw/p 25c phw/p (4) 3.36 Laborer 12½c phw/p none 4.66 Motor patrol operator 15c phw/p 25c phw/p (4) 4.37 Roller operator 15c phw/p 25c phw/p (4) 4.37 Screed operator 15c phw/p 25c phw/p (4) 4.66 Skiploader operator, 15c phw/p 25c phw/p (4) wheel type over % yard up to and including 1½ yards 4.66 Skiploader operator, 15c phw/p 25c phw/p (4) wheel type over 1½ yards 4.66 Water truck driver (un- 15c phw/p none der 2500 gallons) (4) Includes 10c phw/p for holiday pay STATE HIGHWAY ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE Item. 1. 27 linear feet removing traffic stripes Item. 2. Removing concrete Item. 3. 400 cubic yards roadway excavation. Item. 4. 200 tons Class 2 aggregate subbase. Item. 5. 275 tons Class 3 aggregate base. Item. 6. 140 tons asphalt concrete. Item. 7. 16 cubic yards Class I concrete (curbs). Item. 8. 2 horizontal reflector markers. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC DIVISION OF HIGHWATER J. C. WOMACK State Highway Engineer By E. T. Telford Metropolitan District Engine District VII Dated February 25, 1964 Publish: The Orange Daily News March 5, 12, 1964 Drama Student To Play Role A sultry Anaheim resident will soon play a seductive femme fatale in "The Big Knife". Miss Elizabeth Corrales, 515 E. Anna Drive, will be an adulterous wife in this tragic story of a Hollywood matinee idol. A native of Iowa, Miss Corrales has been a California resident since 1950. She has a drama degree from UCLA, and counts summer stock amongst her theatrical memories. At present she works at a Lockheed field office in Anaheim. She goes to Orange State College at nights, and is a senior in Biological Sciences. She can be seen at the Stage 5 Theatre, 5th & Flower, Santa Ana. Produced by the Orange Theatre Guild, "The Big Knife" will run on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays (March 6-8, 13-15). Admission will be $1.50 and reservations can be made by calling 778-5446. The curtain will rise at 8:30 p.m. GRIMROSE GRAMMAR By Bill Knowlton "It's a real uncle Robbie superwhammy ring—we're engaged!" 13 FEMALE HELP WANTS HOUSEWIVES MINIMUM AGE 25 PART TIME WORK AS AREA ADVISORS FOR LOCAL NEWSPAPER • Car Necessary Call: Mr. Ben Rich, Circulation Mgr. KE 8-1144 1 FUNERAL NOTICES 7 BUSINESS SERVICES PRESENT — FUTURE offering, sick, in need of help? If bad luck, bring your problems toady today. I will help you solve them. About your friends, enemies and hand, wife or sweetheart. All matters of life, such as love, force, business transactions of 10 P.M. Daily and Sundays ET CORONA, CALIFORNIA POINTMENT 737-9084 LEGAL NOTICES OF CALIFORNIA TRANSPORTATION AGENCY OF PUBLIC WORKS OF HIGHWAYS NO CONTRACTORS will be received by the Department of highways at the office of the District of Highways Building, 120 South California, until 10:00 A.M. o'clock time and place they will be publicly working as follows: aheim, on Lincoln Avenue at West-S-Ana), a median opening and left constructed and surfaced with asphalt and forms of proposal, bonds, and above address, unless it is made on a proposal form either and had made in accordance with section 2. "Proposal Requirements and Specifications." Each bid must be guaranteed in accordance with the prothe Standard Specifications. Works reserves the right to reject the State Highway Engineer's Estimate approximate only, being given as a bids, and the Department of Public by implication, agree that the account respond therewith, but reserves the amount of any class or portion of the work, as may be deemed by Engineer. The entire work described herein, schedule of predetermined wage rates or payments listed in the right handows: pd per day pdw per day worked pdp per day paid pwd/p per day worked or paid hour w wage hour gw gross wage hour paid tw total wage hour pmd per man day TRANSPORTATION— 14 CU. FT. Hotpoint — Refrig-Freezer. Take over payments, Call 532-5151 after 4. LOST AND FOUND— LOST —Gold earring, large Topaz stone, Kress Store, Metcalf Plaza. Nov. 23, 1963. 544-5899. CLEANING Your Garage? Convert those unused items to vacation CASH BUSINESS SERVICES BRICK & STONE WORK PLANTERS Built or repaired — stove or brick, Free Est. Day 532-6346 Eves KE 8-827, 532-6346. CEMENT COLORFUL patios, sidewalks, driveways, pool decks, 35c sq. ft. Exper. form setters & finishers. Free Est. PR 2-7605. Specify Cement BUSINESS SERVICES GARDENING MOWING, edging, pruning planting. Power Equip. Muller Bros., Landscape Gardening Serv. 633-7911 after 5 p.m. GARDENING & yard cleaning All power tools Call 633-6355 — 4-7 p.m. GARDENING & CLEAN-UPS NEW LAWNS REASONABLE 633-6032 EXPERIENCED Japanese-American gardener. Exp. 11 yr Call after 6 p.m. KE 8-7454. ELECTRICIAN REPAIRS — REMODEL No Job Too Small 776-4923 MUSIC LESSONS PIANO lessons specializing in beginners. Vic. of Brookhurst & La Palma. PR 4-4409. PAINTING & DECORATING PAINTING — interior — exterior C.L. MIKEWORTH JR.; 759 N. Glassell — KE 2-5196 NEED A PAINTER Call Jim — 868-6536 PAINTING & DECORATING PAINTING & paper hanging done by experienced woman worker. Ph. 776-6946 anytime. Free estimates. EXPERT painting natural wood finishing, plaster patching Free estimates. 538-1004. PLASTERING PLASTERING, sandblasting, restucco & additions, no job too small. TA 8-6893 after 4 p.m. PLUMBING REPAIRS, Remodeling, formica disposals, Mob. Home service. Reas. rates. Refs. KE 8-5166. which such rates shall be paid shall the collective bargaining agreement staff classification or type of workman bargaining agreements relating to the implementation Labor Code are on file in the office of the Department of Labor Statistics and Research. Section 7-1.01G of the Standard Specification of apprentices on the work. be paid the standard wage paid to traitors of the trade at which he is live to employment of apprentices director of the Department of Industrial Administrative Officer of the California Department of Public Works has raising rate of wages and employer welfare, vacation, pension and similar the work is to be done to be as much Employer payments for H and W Vacation Pension as of Section 1770 of the Labor Code the Department of Public Works has raising rate of wages and employer welfare, vacation, pension and similar the work is to be done to be as much Employer payments for H and W Vacation Pension as of Section 1770 of the Labor Code the Department of Public Works has raising rate of wages and employer welfare, vacation, pension and similar the work is to be done to be as much Employer payments for H and W Vacation Pension as of Section 1770 of the Labor Code the Department of Public Works has raising rate of wages and employer welfare, vacation, pension and similar the work is to be done to be as much Employer payments for H and W Vacation Pension as of Section 1770 of the Labor Code the Department of Public Works has raising rate of wages and employer welfare, vacation, pension and similar the work is to be done to be as much Employer payments for H and W Vacation Pension as of Section 1770 of the Labor Code the Department of Public Works has raising rate of wages and employer welfare, vacation, pension and similar the work is to be done to be as much Employer payments for H and W Vacation Pension as of Section 1770 of the Labor Code the Department of Public Works has raising rate of wages and employer welfare, vacation, pension and similar the work is to be done to be as much Employer payments for H and W Vacation Pension as of Section 1770 of the Labor Code the Department of Public Works has raising rate of wages and employer welfare, vacation, pension and similar the work is to be done 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