Los Angeles Evening Citizen News du lieu suivant : Hollywood, California • 11

1 S' Qjttifrn-ffi tfos Jah "Mr it fc A K- -4 1 is sv( -m CA A-! )- A- ii i I is GOURMETS lyine for a party: is selected at The Wild Goose ln Shermkn Oaks by coowner Lewis Thomas (left) end bar' manager Fred Pi-eronL Domestic and imported Vintages are binned at The Wild Goose for service with 'American and Continental cuisine It's Your Party PlMM Mod ktariM tar i COlunwi Audrey Wichw The Citum-Niwi IS45 WdcM ttaNywrfad 2SI Restaurant Fine Food and Cocktails at Sensible Prices 9 Luncheon Cocktails Dinner Entertainment at the Plano Bar Brandle Brandon Plano ROAMING AROUND With AUSTIN CONOVER US Dollar in Trouble Vhta tha table conversation turned to the stock recent Jittery behavior a San Fernando Valley exei other evening made this thought-provoking comment: 'The rnr rf 7127 Sunsef Blvd HO-2326 WHAT'S COOKING? Amiable coowners Don Medics and chef Domenic An-dreone are shown in a rare moment of relaxation at their busy Andre's of Bev-erly Hills as they plan their European luncheon and dinner menu Hosting a cantonese dinner party at Phil Ahn's Moongate Restaurant in Panorama City recently were Mr and Mrs Theo Peterson of Ssn Fernando Guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Schlaifer-1 Mr and Mrs Donald Schlaifer of Pasadena Ted Peterson of Manhattan Beach Mr and Mrs Donald Kline of Montebello and Mr and Mrs Robert Peterson Actor Alan Dexter and his lovely Wife Betty celebrating their 19th wedding anniversary at Robaire's in the Valley ana Alan surprising her with the keys to a beautiful new convertible Mr and Mrs Clint Eastwood entertained with a small dinner party at Wally Branch's Other Goose honoring his pa ents Mr and Mrs Clinton Eastwood of Oakland- Calif who are 'houseguesting with their son and daughter-in-law Mr and'Mrs Sam Taylor of Tarzana bad a champagne ner party at -the Studio City Tahitian restaurant in celebra-tion of their 16th wredding anni versary APRE-VAUNTOEsOAV Mil Ek 1 plain truth is that financial position is worsening He quoted Barron's the business weekly to the effect that the greenback the proudest of continued -to deteriorate in 1961 fault lies in the management of our fiscal affairs 1 i he said for the last three yean have noted America's budgetary deficits re-serve shrinkage and golcLdrain They see a nation whicn continues to spend beyond its means at home and abroad" The history of America's fiscal policy during the past 25' years shows the course of spending and "debt and inflation followed by more spending and more debt and more inflation i oThera is cause for coacimi because in order to win' the cold war or any other kind of war we must have fiscal Strength as well as industrial and military might Are Big Feature At Gal a Robb's Val I ey-Ho DEVONSHIRE DOWNS ZIGGYELTIAN 20-PIECC ORCHESTRA cmus MsmsuiNueu By AUDREY KEARNS standard at Phil Ahn's Mooe-When you cross the Inter- you gate Restaurant in Panorama FER10 1962 AUSTIN CONOVER Golden Slipper of Nat Hart's Gilded Rafters in Sepulveda over st the Black BaR near Devonshire Downs Las Brawn Jr son of the famed bandleader joins Les Robinson's musical group inuuu TVsTnor CALL IM-i-frai lOS TASU SES(TvAt7on7 1 TICKITS: hitar A NerfSnw Marie 144 se Vtatara UwnNM OriM TR-l-l44 CAD taMta SM BM2-S441 T24 Cwh Aw Cmil A M4MOII City where the ancient heritage and traditions of the Ori ent combine There are at least eight ways to order chicken at the Moongate but hong sui pineapple boneless and sui sui are the most popular Phil tells me entirely different are the six methods of preparing chicken at the-WOd Goose in Shaman Oaks where the old-fashioned fried chicken Is most popular with those who enjoy for complete dinners are priced from just $250 betwreen and 7 pm at Robaire'a on Ventura Blvd the shrimp re-moulade is out of this world Maitred Ony Velctsos is al ways happy to welcome new diners and your Gal Around Town can recommend the re-moulade for I've ordered it myself several times recently -MUSIC A LA CARTE The exciting Tyrones are en national Dateline betwreen Los Angeles and the Far East you gam or lose a day when you go to the new Robb's Valley He Restaur ant in Panorama City for the cocktail you'll find that hour actually five hours The attractive new restaurant which opens Thursday 1 will have Longest Cocktail Hour in the from 2 pm to 7 pm They even make cocktail hours in California! This is the brainchild of two top Southland restaurateurs Joseph Drowa and Robert Cox who own the entire chain of Robb's restaurants now grown to include the new Valley Ho The main restaurant wall be open for lunch as well as dinner but there is a coffee shop which wrill be open all the time TABLE TIPS The subtleties of Cantonese THE FARMHOUSE Complete DInnm h1" TUISDAV rriMl CMm IiM Itaa CwapWta OtaMr IIjN CHEVY CHASE OBRAKDGUND ALE -tth frt rwvWdK Our Valley friend at the Reseda Optimist Club predicted: took the (president's request -for a $10000- 000000 hikein 'the debt limit for what it actually is irresponsi-- bility: It means a cheapening dollar and a declining status as compared -with fiscally -responsible Western Europe particularly West Germany Reseda Optimists whose president is Anthony Geml Jeweler inspect bicycles for safety at four elementary schools contribute to the Optimist Home and enter a local bey in the Optimist Oratorial Contest every year the Optimists held a Joint meeting the other evening with their wives The -women have an organization of their own called' the Reseda Opti-Mrs Optimists headed by Mrs Eu- gene Van Dorn which helps the Optimist Boys' Home Optimist Boys' Ranch and a ward of senior citizens at Olive View Sanatorium Tha slogan by Fab was adopted by the 14th Optimist District recently to indicate the goal of 1504 new members to be recruited by the last wreck of Feb-A ruary President Geml announced that the Reseda Optimists already have one new member Lee McMahon president of HoUywood-Sunset Optimists said reports that says his club will have 20 by Feb 24 On that day the president of Optimist International wrill be: in Los Angeles and will induct all who have signed up-for membership JASMINE IS MV COT Of TIA cusoNOf cwsarr cocKrsasMNewr com SS9V nca LA s-stss COMPUTE DINNERS 20 ROAST PRIA(I RIB DINNER SJJI cuisine are raised to a high tertaining these nights in the KOO -yJi fj a wAt' Will Have A TIARA $779000 School IVnml mmd Fimeat Rmatmmrmt GRAND OPENING TONIGHT Than Kva Fsbtaery 1 -LUNCHEON COCKTAILS DINNER SAPPER i- Ftaiuring WORLD'S LONGEST COCKTAIL HOUR 2 PM 7 PM Tee Caa SIT hi SOON IN Piiiram Gty TWO LOCATIONS: 1714 Cifcaeaf HaltrwMri NO-3-7S74 14121 RIvenM NM HaltfwMB PO-2-1172 lMrtibiM loffri CjCIT: LESDROIVN IVUV MOM aouiLAMa Manvlaltacfe Pal BiriMM OPEN DAILY 11 AM le 2 AM fr! Mj Kia9 -itullihben 1 I l-f ls OOCOTABJ Nxm a m) Award of a $779000 contract for construction of a new classroom building and -extensive alterations at Bancroft Junior High School 929 Las Pal- mas Ave was announced XO-L day: by Superintendent of Schools Jack Crowther Morley Construction Co was i to-build the new 14 classroom structure and make alterations to the existing ad itration-classroom and ie economics buildings after submitting the lowest of 16 bids on the project -The bids ranged from $779000 to $869' -1000 The firm will have 450 calen-' dar days to complete the proj-' eet wmich is needed to-bring the school's permanent facili-tiesup to a 1600 student'ca pacity- Architects for the new build which wall cost $702400 sm" the alterations costing $76600 were A Quidcy -Jones and Frederick Emmons The new classroom building will include six general classrooms and instructional areas for typing choral music art and home economics Addition-ally two of the classrooms will be used for the school's science program Also planned' for the new building will have -public address equipment which wrill be connected with the school's ex isting public address system Alterations and improver ments in the existing administration-classroom building include combining and enlarging several rooms converting present student store into a boys vice principal's office and adding a conference room In the home economics building two foods rooms wrill be converted into two general classrooms Funds for this 'project were approved by district voters in the 1960 school bond building program IN A SETTING DESIGNED TO ENHANCE PIMINI BEAUTY nee Sepalvede 7-7281 i Nouvwoeew asosT stiak hovii RRUCI GUERIN DUO AT TNI PIANO BAB SdnalGatitb- CUCtWb ISIS iTo if KSCA H02t7fS Caffat Ship Optw24 Haiti? 1124 VAN NUYS llVfL VAN NUYS ST-2-7210 t)M Van yMTWSjtCliinil TWO! 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