anaheim-gazette 1964-04-02

BUSINESS NEWS The United States Navy Bureau of Ships has awarded a negotiated fixed fee contract of $1,300,000 to Hughes Aircraft Co., Fullerton, for one naval tactical data system display subsystem for the French navy. It was announced by Rep. Richard T. Hanna. Hanna explained that the contract award was made by the Bureau of Ships in its capacity as procurement agency for the French navy. The work he said is to be done in Fullerton. Santa Fe Railway has ordered 500 box cars from the Pullman Standard Mfg. Co. at a cost of more than $8 million, Ernest S. Marsh, president, announced today. The 70-ton capacity cars will be 50' 6" long, equipped with roller bearings, shock control doors. The cars will go into general service, Marsh said, with delivery scheduled to begin in the third quarter of 1964. These cars are part of Santa Fe's 1964 capital improvement program, which includes 4800 freight cars of various types. American Electronics Inc., 1600 East Valencia Drive, Fullerton, has been awarded an approximately $200,000 contract by the Boeing Company, Aerr Space Division. The terms of the contract, American Electronics will supply Boeing with battery chargers to be used with the batteries employed in the U.S. Air Force Minute Man missile program. North American Aviation Autonetics Division, has been granted a United States Air Force contract for maintenance and repair of Minute Man guidance and control equipment. The contract was for work to be done in Anaheim and obligated an initial increment of $1,500,000. ARMY - NAVY GOODS + HARDWARE + CA WILLIAMS CO. ARMY - NAVY SURPLUS GOODS 112 E. COMMONWEALTH DOWNTOWN FULLERTON 130 E. LINCOLN AVE. DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Daily 9 to 6 Daily 9 to 5:30 ARMY - NAVY GOODS + HARDWARE - CA WILLIAMS Co. ARMY - NAVY SURPLUS GOODS 112 E. COMMONWEALTH 130 E. LINCOLN AVE. DOWNTOWN FULLERTON DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Daily 9 to 6 Daily 9 to 5:30 Men. Fri. 'til 9 p.m. Men., Fri., 'til 9 p.m. OPEN SUNDAY 10-2 OPEN SUNDAY 10-2 DELUXE GENIE TENT Ideal Family Tent. 12'x9' Model T-280 Self supported No guy ropes required. List Price $103.26 59¥5 FULLERTON STORE ONLY Coleman LANTERNS No. 200A195 Popular all-purpose single mantle lantern COLEMAN CAMP STOVE No. 425B499 Forest Green ... Light Strong Steel Constructed For Years of Rugged Wear Your Choice 977 MEN'S WHITE T-SHIRTS SLIGHT IRREGS. Sizes Sml., Med., Lge. 2 FOR 99¢ AT LAST GENUINE ARMY BLANKETS 66x84 100% WOOL IDEAL ALL AROUND BLANKET 695 Each of the boys learned, worked at, every phase of restaurant business. The remarkable Lin family very close. Mr. Lin, Sr. enjoyed semi-retirement. He voted time to the Anahee Lions' Club. He is past-professor of the Kong Chow Association, a Chinese version of the Lions, its aim being to help derprivileged children. Mrs. Greets CHUNGKING guests her sincere, gracious mann. Although the Lin sons have served career they still take active interest in the family business. We had a most enjoyable visit with John Yet Lin. sipping ported tea from tiny, colorful cups, and marveling at the accomplishments of his life. John holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Master's degree from U.S.C. He manages the restaurant. Like his father, he longs to the Host Lions of Anaheim. Last week at the Tamashiki Country Club John Lin introduced the Consul General for the Republic of China, Mr. Y. Sun, to a huge gathering. Mr. Sun spoke of "Taiwan Today" a very enlightening subject. The other four Lin brothers have equally interesting lives. George is a Mechanical Engineer. Sam is a Design Engineer And Bill is an electrical Engineer. Henry is the only Chinese American in the west to own termite control operation! CHUNGKING'S banquet room accommodates one hundred people. We wish space permitted detailed description of a hand embroidered mural there. When you dine at CHUNGKING's ask to be shown this. Also, step into the Dragon Lounge. This room is filled with atmosphere, mines, trees, exquisite lanterns from the slatted ceiling, a huge brass gong (that really gongs) and many other features. Exotic tropical drinks are prepared from original recipes. Wines can be obtained by the glass on the bottle. Familiar cocktails are listed. There are over a hundred items and combinations of food available at CHUNGKING's. Family-style Chinese or Cantonese dinners for three... AT LAST GENUINE ARMY BLANKETS 66x84 100% WOOL IDEAL ALL AROUND BLANKET 695 2 FOR 99¢ SWEAT SHIRT SPECIAL! Heavy weight all cotton sweat-shirts. Made for rugged long wear... Made by Fruit of the Loom famous name brand. Available in white, grey, navy. S-M-L-XL. 1.33 LEVI'S AMERICA'S FINEST OVERALL Sizes 19 through 26 ... 3.59 27 through 29 ... 3.85 30 through 42 ... 3.15 Also the Latest White, Lite Green and Dark Green Slim Jeans. REMINGTON .22 CAL. AMMO HI-SPEED KLEENBORE Short ... .58 Long ... .49 Long Rifle ... .75 Prices Effective Through March 8th HEADQUARTERS FOR LEVIS FREE PARKING IN REAR ARMY-NAVY GOODS-HARDWARE-CA "FIRST" AT MELODYLAND Red Cross Sponsors Benefit Premier of "My Fair Lady" By BONNIE SLOAN We want to thank Lanelle Peer, co-editor of Writer's Notes & Quotes Magazine, for creating our new column's theme. Thanks, Lanelle . Nearly twenty years ago Mr. Lin and his wife, Moey, and their hill-side restaurant in Francisco, moving to Ananona, where they opened the UNGKING RESTAURANT, East Lincoln Avenue. To CHUNGKING has the same press, establishing this beauly authentic restaurant as a famous landmark in the city of Shelby. In the war-busy days of UNGKING'S beginning, when young employees were hard to find, and Mrs. Yet Lin had their "crew", five young sons. of the boys learned, and used at, every phase of the burant business. The remarkable Lin family is close, Mr. Lin, Sr, enjoys retirement. He detime to the Anaheim Club. He is past-presision of the Kong Chow Association, a Chinese version of the its aim being to help unprivileged children. Mrs. Lin The Northern Orange County Chapter of the American Red Cross held a kick-off luncheon at the Chapter House to inaugurate ticket sales for the Red Cross benefit premier of "My Fair Lady" at Melodyland, May 12, according to an announcement by Milton A. Rhea, Chapter Chairman. The benefit will make possible an expansion project to allow ample facilities for the Chapter to conduct a bi-monthly Blood Donor Center here in Orange County and to further provide classroom facilities for the many Red Cross courses to be taught at the Chapter House, 2201 East Chapman, Fullerton. The entire event is receiving much publicity since it marks the first time any organization has taken over the ticket sales for the entire house at Melody- Explorers Bowling Leagues Form; Head for Tourneys Explorer units in the Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America, have recentely formed a bowling league at the Anaheim Bowl. Under the direction of Explorer Richard Clabaugh and Anaheim Explorer Coordinator Paul Harding, the league will loperate for twelve weeks. The teams are made up of four Explorers each and bowl three games each Saturday morning. The league will culminate in the participation by each team in the Fourth Annual AJBC-BSA Explorer National Bowling Tournament, co-sponsored nationally by the American Junior Bowling Congress and the Boy Scouts of America. the Anaheim Izaak Walton League, and Post 70x. Openings are still available in the league if interested Explorer units would like to participate. Contact Paul Harding at KE 5-8260 or meet him at the Anaheim Bowl at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday. Birth Defect Clinic Open In County The Orange County March of The Red Cross expands project, sponsorship of theremainer of "My Fair Laye Melodyland Theater on M will benefit the entire M Orange County area by the establishment of a blood bank to supply the blood of our exploding population." North Orange County should support this vast The remarkable Lin family is close. Mr. Lin, Sr. enjoys retirement. He detime to the Anaheim Club. He is past-president of the Kong Chow Assocation, a Chinese version of the its aim being to help unprivileged children. Mrs. Lin has CHUNGKING guests in incercade, gracious manner, through the Lin sons have sepecareers they still take an interest in the family less. Last year, Post 70x of Anaheim, sponsored by the Northrop Recreation Club, placed sixth in the Region 12 competition. This includes Explorer teams from California, Hawaii, Nevada, Utah, and Arizona. Explorer units participating in the league are Post 201a, sponsored by the Kiwania Club of Greater Fullerton; Post 291x, sponsored by the Fullerton Rotary Club; Post 45x, sponsored by the Orangethorpe Methodist Church of Fullerton; Post 68x, sponsored by the West Anaheim Methodist Church; Post 74x, sponsored by the Anaheim Kiwanis Club; Post 35x, sponsoded by the Anaheim Exchange Club; Post 275x, sponsored by Birth Defect Clinic Open In County The Orange County March of Dimes Birth Defect Evaluation Clinic with Dr. William D. Lindgren serving as medical director will be held monthly accord-ing to Dr. Thaddeus C. Jones, Chairman of the Medical Advisory Committee of the county chapter of the national foundation. The clinic will be staffed by Orange County specialists offering a team approach to diagno­sis and therapeutic consultation for children born with birth defects, Dr. Jones said. According to Jones, referrals will be accepted only from physicians in the county through the Orange County Chapter of the National Founda- We are CELEBRATING our 1st Birth One year ago we brought to Fullerton a beautiful new dinners with a comfortable, relaxing atmosphere that mourn Our buffet gives you and your children a large variety chicken, Italian foods and other delicious dishes to selec­ food you desire and one of our friendly, courteous wait­ table. We have all booth service—not uncomfortable ch­ for your comfort. Our special lighting will flatter the con­ can truly come as you are. BIRTHDAY S All You Can Eat Return to our buffet for as many servings as —from a big selection of chicken, roast bury Steak and other dishes—all for on LUNCHES All You Can eat 65¢ & 95¢ CHILDREN'S PLATTER BREAKFAST SERIES Sandwiches—a La LYLE'S FAMILY Open 7 a.m. Located in BETWEEN RAYMOND & STATE Is Benefit Fair Lady" Iland. Among the added attractions will be television coverage of the premier and the presence of many Hollywood stars who will be flown to Melodyland via helicopter for the gala affair. Reservation and ticket sales are being handled exclusively at the Chapter House, 2201 East Chapman, Fullerton by Douglas McCawley, Louise Ahlvers and Marta Vigo. Block ticket sales for organizations are being encouraged and further information may be obtained by calling 325-3543. Those interested in selecting their seats personally are urged to come into the Chapter House and all seats are reserved. The entire project is being coordinated by Mrs. Al Vigo of La Habra, a member of the Red Cross Board of Directors, and working with her are Douglas McCawley, tickets, Lester Buell and Dr. Paul Pastor, Treasurers, Albert Lange, Production, Mrs. O. G. Hyten, inermission displays and Mrs. Kenneth Haahr, Publicity. The Red Cross expansion fund project, sponsorship of the gala premier of "My Fair Lady" at Melodyland Theater on May 12 will benefit the entire North Orange County area by aiding the establishment of a local food bank to supply the needs of our exploding population. North Orange Countians would support this vast under- Opera Auditions Set Sunday In Laguna Auditions for the 1964 Festival of Opera season will be conducted at the Laguna Beach High School Auditorium, Sunday. April 5, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. with no appointment necessary. The three operas to be presented in Irvine Bowl this season are Verdi's "La Traviata", Aug. 21 and 22; Mozart's "Cosi Fan Tutte", Aug. 28 and 29; and Puccini's "La Boheme", Sept. 4 and 5. All singers participating in the auditions must supply their own music and may use their own accompanist although a Festival of Opera accompanist will be available. An additional audition session, by appointment only, will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. on the same day. Appointments may be requested at the Festival of Opera office, 275 Broadway, Laguna Beach, through March 30. The audition committee comprises Eugene Ober, musical director for Orange County's Festival of Opera, Dr. Richard Lort, Ernest St. John Motz, John Curney, Ruth Van Vierling, Max Rabinowitsh and Velma Sun. Lutherans Meet In San Diego Lutherans are attending the twenty-fourth convention of the Southern California District of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod in San Diego, April 1-3. Convention delegates representing 194 congregations in Southern California and Arizona are in attendance at the El Cortez Hotel to discuss a wide variety of issues facing the Lutheran Church. Resolutions being discussed and voted upon include support and funds for fighting racial inequalities, improving the vast parochial school system, the need to open new mission congregations in Southern California, and the study of various doctrinal issues. The Southern California District of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod is comprised of more than 100,000 baptized members. Individual congregations operate sixty-one parochial elementary schools to which 200 teachers are assigned. The president of the district is the Rev. Victor L. Behnken of Laguna Beach; the Rev. William Graumann, Riverside, first vice-president; The Rev. Edward Schroeder, Long Beach, second vice-president; The Rev. Arnold Kuntz, Lakewood, third vice-president; and The Rev. Elmer Matthias, Anaheim, fourth vice-president. PERSONAL MENTION Peter Arenskov, 19, sopho- Senter's outstanding sales pro- PERSONAL MENTION Peter Arenskov, 19, sophomore mechanical engineering major, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Arenskov, 2311 Huntington Avenue, is on tour with the 17th Annual Road Show of California State Polytechnic College's Music Department. He plays baritone saxophone. Bud Senter, a salesman with McClures-Anaheim, Auto Agency has earned a "Master Salesman" aware for being among a group of outstanding salesmen in Lincoln-Mercury dealerships, it was announced by W. H. Alen, Los Angeles district sales manager for Lincoln-Mercury Division. EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIR Expert watch makers can guarantee to make your watch keep perfect time. BARNES JEWELERS On Wilshire behind Owl Drag In E. Fullerton Shopping Center. Use Your Banknmericard our 1st... birthday Fullerton a beautiful new restaurant specializing in family dining atmosphere that makes eating out a real pleasure; children a large variety of seafoods, roast beef, ham, delicious dishes to select from. You merely choose the friendly, courteous waitresses will take your plate to the not uncomfortable chairs but big, soft padded booths lighting will flatter the complexion of every woman so you DAY SPECIAL! 1.65 Roll, Butter, and Beverages will be served at your table by your waitress r as many servings as you wish of chicken, roast beef, Salisdishes—all for only 1.65. N'S PLATE 85¢ Under Age 12 FAST SERVED ALL DAY Swiches—a La Carte Item Phone 526-9161 FAMILY RESTAURANT Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. — 7 Days a Week Located in FULLERTON at 1310 E. CHAPMAN GEEN RAYMOND & STATE COLLEGE BLVD. IN EAST FULLERTON POST OFFICE VILLAGE