anaheim-gazette 1964-07-08

Heads Announced For Jr. Ebell Activities Thirty-three members of the Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim have been appointed by the executive board to carry out the many philanthropic and cultural activities of the club for the coming year. The chairman and assistants were introduced to the membership at the June meeting; the Mmes. Edward Miser, Americanism chairman, Amil Shab, assistant; Robert Latham, health chairman, Robert Loughridge, assistant; Robert Leonard, art chairman; Ralph Alexander, music chairman; James Haley, drama chairman; and E. L. Overholt, Jr., mental health chairman. Mmes. Arthur Burns, assistant; Richard Nokes, safety chairman; Richard Jackson, youth chairman, assisted by Donald Verleur; Ray Kirk, international affairs chairman, assisted by William Woodyard; Robert Andrews and Robert Chapman are co-chairmen for international hostessing. Mmes. Donald Shaw, current issues chairman and Jack Kahle, service point chairman. These chairmen are directed by the first vice-president and dean of chairmen, Mrs. James Whieldon. Standing committee chairmen are: Mmes. Patrick Coffee, inspirational; Gerald Dunphy, historian; assisted by Ben Finch; Ralph Callen, amenities; Jack Alberts, Junior-Senior cooperation; Richard Ralston, monthly bulletin; assistant, Donald Verleur; E. Bruce Rogers, mimeograph; William Woodyard, dance chairman; Richard Jackson, platform and ethics Donald Wagner, decorations; Nat Campana, telephone; T. I. Shaw, stenographic; and Robert Ryan, assistant to the press chairman. Several of the previous year's chairmen were successful in winning awards at the California Federated Junior Women's Club convention held in San Diego in Americanism chairman, won first place for contributions made to the American Merchant AMAZING The QUALITY of SERVICES offered at SQR LANCOLN-CENTER AT LEMON DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Several of the previous year's chairmen were successful in winning awards at the California Federated Junior Women's Club convention held in San Diego in Americanism chairman, won first place for contributions made to the American Merchant Marine Library. Mrs. Carl Montera, youth chairman, won third place. How long has it been since you've been back to school It's true, times have changed since many of us were last in school . . . architecture, modern methods of education and the students themselves have changed. A solid education has never been so important to the youngsters living in your neighborhood! Young families look for superior educational opportunities and other civic improvements when they consider buying a home in your community. Good school facilities improve your community's worth and help keep your property's value high. Most new schools are financial municipal bonds. These bonds long period to keep taxes at rates are decided by competitive assurance that your community interest rates on their bonds. Bank of America and its ass virtually all California state You can show your interest by bond elections for community For Arthur Burns, assistchard Nokes, safety man; Richard Jackson, chairman, assisted by Verleur, Ray Kirk, innal affairs chairman, asy William Woodyard; Andrews and Robert are co-chairmen for inual hostessing. Donald Shaw, current chairman and Jack service point chairman. Chairmen are directed by vice-president and dean men, Mrs. James Whieling committee chairmen, Patrick Coffee, inal; Gerald Dunphy, hisassisted by Ben Finch; allen, amenities; Jack Junior-Senior cooperachard Ralston, monthly assistant, Donald VerBruce Rogers, mimeoWilliam Woodyard, dance ; Richard Jackson, and ethics Donald decorations; Nat Camphone; T. I. Shaw, phic; and Robert Ryan, to the press chairman. of the previous year's were successful in awards at the Californias and Junior Women's Club held in San Diego in nism chairman, won ace for contributions HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! — Melodyland Theatre celebrated its first anniversary at festivities at the Charter House Hotel across from the entrance to Disneyland on Harbor Blvd., July 2. From left, Danny Dare, co-producer of the theatre; Barbara Eden and John Raitt, stars of "Pajama Game," current theatre production; Patti Moore (Mrs. Sammy Lewis) co-producer of the theatre; and Ro- bert Golba Brown, mumake a wi cake. FOR MELODYLAND THEATRE Continued Success Inevitable As Pajj HAPPY ANNIVERSARY: — Melodyland Theatre celebrated its first anniversary at festivities at the Charter House Hotel across from the entrance to Disneyland on Harbor Blvd., July 2. From left, Danny Dare, co-producer of the theatre; Barbara Eden and John Raitt, stars of "Pajama Game," current theatre production; Patti Moore (Mrs. Sammy Lewis) co-producer of the theatre; and RoFOR MELODYLAND THEATRE Continued Success Inevitable As Pajama The second year of the Melodyland Theatre started with the unpredictable and hilarious Victor Borge. The rapid pace of stars continues with the opening of "Pajama Game" starring John Raitt and Barbara Eden last night. A special one-night attraction will be Jack Linkletter, star of TV's "Hootenany" show who will bring his new "Folk Festival" into the theatre for a single performance on Monday night, July 13. The attraction will be presented under the auspices of the Orange County Performing Arts Foundation. Young Jack, son of the great performer, Art Linkletter, put together a most attractive program. Featured are the KEEPING UP WITH JONES By ILA JONES CONTRARY to a popular belief that all newspaper people are cynics, the general public should have had first-row seats at a party given for the press. As one gal put it at such a gathering of the fourth estate the other day, "The best thing about these press parties is that I get to see a bunch of my friends that I never have time to see any other way!" A plug to our hosts on a couple occasions would read: Thanks, Charter House Hotel. 'TIS A PITY our dreams can be fulfilled by wishing them so . . . Having covered a couple assignments involving the political scene, I wish I could be in 'Frisco this week for the BIG event . . . the nominating of the Republican Presidential candidate! Who ever it is, they have a good chance of winning over President Johnson this fall . . . in my opinion, that is. ways courteous. Good bunch men to have around. And speaking of police. If police in United States stop you when driving, about all you have come up with is your driver license. Not so in Paris, report the National Automobile Club. If police there stop you, you have to come up with registration book, driving license, rota tax license, parking disc., insurance certificate, radio tax ceipt, and certificate showing that your car has been modified to prevent interference with television. C'est la vie, c'est guerre! AUNT MATILDA SAYS L weekend was a real barBang? AH THAT I were you again . . . with all the activities youngsters have in Southern California . . . more opportunity then their elders were even afforded with a tear IT BEEN BACK TO SCHOOL? New schools are financed through the sale of all bonds. These bonds distribute the cost over a good to keep taxes at a reasonable level. Interest is decided by competitive bidding... added that your community will get the lowest incomes on their bonds. America and its associated dealers bid on all California state and municipal bonds... show your interest by voting in all municipal elections for community improvements. BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION SAN FRANCISCO • LOS ANGELES 'TIS A PITY our dreams can be fulfilled by wishing them so... Having covered a couple assignments involving the political scene, I wish I could be in 'Frisco this week for the BIG event... the nominating of the Republican Presidential candidate! Who ever it is, they have a good chance of winning over President Johnson this fall... in my opinion, that is. POSSIBLY it is fatigue that is causing the discontent among the members of the City Council. Gentlemen, please, let's have less words and more action, there is too much at stake for the No. 1 city in the nation... and there couldn't possibly be a money problem... salaries, that is... you just got a raise. SPEAKING of that raise, Councilman, Fred Krien, has figured out by the time the taxes are paid, social security stopped and other advantages come out of the new salary, the councilmen will probably be losing money or just breaking even. Reminds me of the Anaheim police officer who won $140,000 and will pay $100,000 to the state and federal governments. No matter how you see it, "Big Daddy who takes care of us all" will get it all eventually. WHAT'S that they say about the early bird? Well Mary Phillips of 2510 Paladin Avenue can tell you roosters. Seems she won a little nest-egg from KFWB radio. Something about postcards and calling the station in five minutes. Sounds like great sport if you have the time. Have you ever noticed the cops (in respect) at the scene of an accident... the Anaheim police are definite but al- AUNT MATILDA SAYS weekend was a real barrage? AH THAT I were you again... with all the activities youngsters have in Southern California... more opportunity then their elders were even afforded... with a team mothers are bidding fond adjoining the little darlings as they merrily off to camp... BScouts to Valley Forge... think the jokes on the parents who think they are getting rich of junior when He is the one that will have all the fun at mom and pop will stay home and punch the time clock. Since there is less noise when they are asleep or gone. New YD Club Being Organized A new Young Democrats Club in North Orange County You Democrats is now being organized by Jack Francis, former deputy director of the California Federation of Young Democrats Region 2. The first organizational meeting will be held tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the legislative office 60th District Assemblyman William E. Dannemeyer, 329 Magnolia, in Anaheim. All young people between the ages of 16 and 35 interested in government, politics, and furthering the ideals of the Democratic party are invited to come. The meeting will involve the adoption of a constitution and election of officers. For further information call Jack Francis 776-4925. bert Golbach, manager of the Charter House, along with (seated) Laurence Brown, musical director and David Tihmar, director of Melodyland productions, make a wish for continued success and blow out the candle on the birthday cake. (Photo by Jones) e As Pajama Game Opens As Pajama Game Opens and-coming vocal team of Joe and Eddie, The Wayfarers, instrumentalists and folk singers, Tim Morgon, a great favorite with the surf and sand set in Southern California, and a pair of lovelies, Jackie and Gayle, formally with The Christy Minstrels. Jack and his first "Folk Festival" played Melodyland Theatre a few months back to a capacity audience. His July 13 engagement is expected to draw an even larger crowd. Tickets are available at the theatre box office and at all Southland Agencies. What's doing? We all like to reminisce about "the good old days." But, it's easy to overlook how much cranking it took to get those good old days started. I mean, we cranked the car, the clothes wringer, the gramophone, and the telephone. Not so today. Take the telephone, for instance: Now you can call almost anywhere in the United States with just the spin of a dial. And it costs less, too. Back in 1920 a 3-minute daytime coast-to-coast call cost $16.50. Today the cost is only $2.25, plus tax, for the same station-to-station call. At night it's even less. Yes, times change. And so does the telephone, because telephone people are constantly improving it and the service it brings. 12,000 tax bills—that's really a mailbox full! And as California's largest property taxpayer, Pacific Telephone is paying that many property tax bills this year. The total cost: $106,000,000. Do such exotic sounding places as Tatu, Jamul, Moana and Booawae figure 12,000 tax bills—that's really a mailbox full! And as California's largest property taxpayer, Pacific Telephone is paying that many property tax bills this year. The total cost: $106,000,000. Do such exotic sounding places as Tatu, Jamul, Moapa, and Beowawe figure in your vacation plans this year? They could, for they're actually towns in California and Nevada. Towns that you might be driving through. But it's hard to tell from a road map what's really up ahead in the way of accommodations. So, no matter where you plan to stop overnight, it's a good idea to phone ahead for reservations. It only takes a minute or so. And it can make the end of a long day on the road a lot more enjoyable. Global TV becomes more of a reality all the time. Last April the Bell System's Telstar II was used to relay the first live TV broadcast, a 20-minute report on preparations for the 1964 Olympic Games, from Japan to France. HOW NOT TO BE CHARGED FOR DIALING A WRONG NUMBER OUT OF TOWN. Here's something that's important to know about Direct Distance Dialing service: If you reach a wrong number, just ask the person who answers for the name of his city. Then hang up and dial the operator and tell her. She'll see that you're not charged for the call. Pacific Telephone Your Telephone Manager