anaheim-gazette 1964-05-06

FOR THE BEST IN FURNITURE AND HOME DECORATING IDEAS See The 15th ANNUAL HOME FURNISHINGS SHOW PAN PACIFIC AUDITORIUM MAY 8-17 (Premiere May 7, 8 p.m.) Show hours: Mon. thru Fri. 4-11 p.m. Sat. & Sun., 1-11 p.m. Adults $1.50 Children 75¢ SPECIAL FEATURE: 30 Individually Styled Rooms By Interior Design Department of Woodbury Under the auspices of the ORANGE COUNTY PERFORMING ARTS FOUNDATION MAY 8th ONE NIGHT ONLY 8 P.M. JACK LINKLETTER STAR OF T.V.'S HOOTENANNY PRESENTS "A Folk Festival" WITH THE WOMEN FOLK & HOYT AXTON THE GALAHADS • CHLOE MARSH CHOICE SEATS NOW! PRICES: $2, $3, $4 TICKETS NOW AT BOXOFFICE, SO.CALIF. MUSIC CO., 637 S. HILL ST. L.A. ALL MUTUAL AGENCIES, WALLICH'S MUSIC CITIES. For Information Call Anselm (714) 77G-7220 Melodyland Theatre OPPOSITE DISNEYLAND OPENING MAY 12 SEATS NOW OPENING MAY 12 SEATS NOW Sammy Lewis & Danny Dare Proudly Present THE FIRST IN THEIR 1964 SUMMER MUSICAL SEASON in MY FAIR LADY also starring GAYLEA BYRNE Directed by DAVID TIHMAR Perfs. Nitely at 8:30 exc. Mon. Sat. & Sun. Mats at 3:00 pm TICKETS AT BOXOFFICE, So.Calif, Music Co., 637 S.Hill St.L.A., All Mutual Agencies, Wallichs Music City Stores. For Information Call Anaheim (714) 776-7220 Melodyland THEATRE Opposite Disneyland “THE SOUND OF MUSIC” June 9-28 “THE PAJAMA GAME” July 7-19 “BELLS ARE RINGING” July 21-Aug. 2 “FINIAN'S RAINBOW” Aug. 4-18 “GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES” Aug. 18-30 “IRMA LA DOUCE” Sept. 1-13 Melodyland Theatre, Box 3460, Anaheim Calif. 7 SHOWS SEASON TICKETS AVAILABLE Sun. Jua Thurs. (No Mon. Perf.) $31.50, $25.20, $18.90, $12.60 Friday & Saturday Nites: $38.50, $31.50, $24.50, $17.50 Sunday Matinees: $25.20, $18.90, $12.60 For Information Call Anaheim (714) 776-7220 Art Exhibit Winners To The Goldenwest Art Guild announced the winners in the Garden Grove Festival Show. Currently showing at gallery in Garden Square. The judging took place April 24th, and awards in the following categories were given: Traditional: first, “Mexican Ranch”, Darwin Duncan; second, “Soilloquy”, Evelyn Hertilton Keith; third, “Camellia Costume”, V. DuCharme; honorable mention, “The Suer”, Aline Thistlethwaite. Contemporary: first, “Ring Round”；M. Storm; second, “Sister Suanne”， Mary gree; third, “Vase of Peonies”， Charlene Bestgen; and honrable mention, “Rio”， Suzana Ferguson. Mixed Media: first, “Dew a Dawn” Margaret Sprenger; second, “Mother and Child”， Flence M. Viscetto; third, “Kabu Girl”， Genevieve Bruns; honorable mention, “Suzy John Wingate Taylor. The regular meeting of the Goldenwest Art Guild is held on the first Monday of each month. Interested artists are invited to join. FIRST FEDERAL PEOPLE ARE LOCAL FIRST FEDERAL PEOPLE ARE LOCAL FOLKS Being local-minded helps us serve you better. You might call it good neighbor-to-neighbor service. But there's nothing "small-town" about it. Assets over $155 million back up your savings here. Agencies of the FEDERAL Government insure...and supervise...savings accounts. We have a perfect 39-year record of dividend payments, under continuously sound management. We're mutually-owned by savers—no preferred stockholders or "family" owners. And just look below to see what our king-size 4.85% current annual rate, with dividends compounded quarterly, could mean to you! FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and Loan Association of Alhambra Assets over $100 Million • A. G. KRUSE, PRES. 4.85% = $4.94 A YEAR DIVIDENDS ON EACH $100 SAVINGS ANAHEIM OFFICE: 529 So. State College Blvd. (Placentia Street). 1 block south of E. Anaheim Center • PR 6-5700 M. F. Essenmacher, Asst. Vice-President & Manager Head Office: Alhambra • Other offices in Costa Mesa and West Covina Member; Conference of FEDERAL Savings & Loan Associations Since 1925 "THE ORIENT" TO RISE IN ANGEL'S OUTFIELD. The $22-million Oriental recreation-commercial project, The Orient, will occupy a 65-acre site on the southwest corner of Katella Avenue and State College Boulevard. As shown on map, it will be across from the proposed Angel's baseball park, in Anaheim's Disneyland neighborhood. Site For Oriental Recreation Revealed Near New Stadium The Orient, a $22-million Oriental recreation - commercial project, will rise on a 65-acre site on the southwest corner of Katella Avenue and State College Boulevard in Anaheim, presenting the Chinese community. They will select and announce the members of their committees during the next six weeks. The Orient will house a broad major Asia Trade Fair are planned. Behind the Great Wall, will serve as a base for ment rides, with "hau chambers" and other Revealed Near New Stadium The Orient, a $22-million Oriental recreation - commercial project, will rise on a 65-acre site on the southwest corner of Katella Avenue and State College Boulevard in Anaheim, "just a homerun hit away from the Angel's new ballpark site," it was revealed by John J. Magrann, founder-developer of the project. The property transaction agreement has been signed by all-parties concerned Magrann indicated, with negotiations by Robert W. McCarter, of McCarter and Associates, representing The Orient, and Frank M. Miller for the sellers. Both agents are members of the Anaheim Board of Realtors. "Miller who is well-known as an industrial realtor, successfully negotiated for Walt and Roy Disney their Disneyland location just a mile and a half west on Katella from our wonderfully well-located site," declared Magrann. "With our site position solidified, we will have our management team completed within 60 days." Magrann continued, pointing out that "Authenticity Committees" to guide long-range planning and construction of The Orient are already being organized, and a target date of June 1965 set for completion on the first phase of the project. "Three long-time and influential members of Southern California's Oriental community have already been named to the Authenticity Committee program," Magrann added. The three are Katsuma Mukaeda, six-term president of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce of Southern California, representing the Japanese; Dr. J. N. Sharma, president, Zenith Processing Corp., Santa Monica, representing the Indian people; and Gilbert C. Nee, educator and hospital administrator, representing the Chinese community. They will select and announce the members of their committees during the next six weeks. The Orient will house a broad range of amusement, cultural, and commercial offerings, all Orient-tinged, Oriental in architecture, and to be operated mainly by Oriental merchants. Welcoming visitors through a Moon Gate in a 25-foot-high Great Wall of China, The Orient will include attractions ranging from magic carpet rides over a man-made Yellow Sea, to sales rooms and exhibits of export-import firms. A multi-story "Imperial Hotel" and a large three-story structure to house major Asia Trade Fair events are planned. Behind the Great Wall, will serve as a base for ment rides, with "hau chambers" and other elements in its hollow interior to be The Bazaar, an art specialty shops on the edge of the Yellow Sea, a large ficial lake that will have pans, a sea-serpent ride, lands with restaurants and houses reached by bridges or magic carpets. Magrann has establishediness offices for the department of his Oriental progran 172 N. Tustin Ave., City range, and at 1127 N. M Road, Los Angeles. Scholarship Awards Finalists Announced Finalists in the 1964 GEMCO Scholarship Contest were announced by Advisory Board Chairman, A. E. "Pat" Arnold of Santa Ana. The GEMCO Scholarship Awards are given annually to winners of a contest open to high school seniors in all Orange County high schools and the twenty-nine finalists represent the outstanding students in each of their respective schools. By attaining this distinction, they automatically receive a cash award and qualify to compete for one of three major Orange County Awards. The first award in the final judging is a $1,000 College Scholarship, the second award is a $500 College Scholarship and the third place award is $100. The format this year will be a panel discussion, the topic of which will be: What are the basic economic problems which the Presidential Candidates nominate by the Conventions in 1964 have to face and what are economic principles they consider in analysing problems? The twenty-nine high senior finalists who will part in this panel discuss the final judging for the major awards are: Aguirre, Valencia High; Baker, Westminster High; ard Bonner, Capistrado Bruce Buckingham, Lag Beach High; Diane Clov Lowell High; Diane Denno sa Grande High; Harold I forth; Garden Grove Claud Ferguson, Santiago Lewellyn Geiser, Savanna Peter Gelker, Anaheim Jane Hamilton, Costa High; Mike Harris, Brea-High; Dale Hiltgen, Santa Valley High; John Meyer Habra High; Peggy Mc Marywood High; John N Buena Park; Lewis Olesonny Hills High; Dennis... THURS. & SAT. NITES at 8:30 4 GREAT METROPOLITAN OPERA STARS SINGING PUCCINI'S IMMORTAL ARIAS Concert Division of ORANGE COUNTY PERFORMING ARTS FOUNDATION proudly presents a PIRST IN GRAND OPERA-IN-THE-ROUND... LICIA ALBANESE IN "Madame Butterfly" an opera in three Acts by Giacomo Puccini (In Italian) also starring BRIAN SULLIVAN • MILDRED MILLER • WALTER CASSEL MUSICAL DIRECTOR ALLEN JENSEN CHOICE SEATS NOW AVAIL. 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