anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-15

PROOF CONFERENCE — The Bulletin publisher and merchants of Anaheim, meet to check over proof page of various prizes offered to Bulletin readers by the merchants. Shown are (from left, front row) Howard London, Bulletin publisher; Maxine Weigand, Anaheim Travel Agency; Bill Ballman, Ballman's TV and Appliances; Joe Hurst, Hurst Jewelers; (back row, left to right) Bill Hammer, manager of Grant's East A store; Floyd Baker, co-owner Brookhurst Cleaners; Alex Fishman, co-owner L Hardware, and Jim Bobbett, manager Men's Store. ("Bulletin Photo") PROOF CONFERENCE — The Bulletin publisher and merchants of Anaheim, meet to check over proof page of various prizes offered to Bulletin readers by the merchants. Shown are (from left, front row) Howard Loudon, Bulletin publisher; Maxine Weigand, Anaheim Travel Agency; Bill Ballman, Ballman's TV and Appliances; Joe Hurst, Hurst Jewelers; (back row, left to right) Bill Hammer, manager of Grant's East A store; Floyd Baker, co-owner Brookhurst Cleaners; Alex Fishman, co-owner Hardware, and Jim Bobbett, manager Men's Store. Merchants, Bulletin Offer Award Anaheim Merchants and the Bulletin are planning a giant giveaway program. Each Wednesday until June 24, a full page will appear in The Bulletin listing the various prizes to be awarded. The weekly list will become larger as more gifts are added. Gift certificates will be inserted at random in the paper the last three weeks of June, by the participating merchants, as The Bulletin is being printed. A merchant participating in the event will make the insertions. By reading the Bulletin every Wednesday, you may find one of these gift certificates in the paper. If you do find one, merely present your certificate to the merchant from whom you received it and he will give you your free gift. If you have purchased the gift item from the merchant between April 1, 1969, and up to the date of receiving your gift certificate, then the cash equivalent will be refunded to you. Watch and read full page advertisements appearing each Wednesday. Note the prizes being offered each week, and you might be a lucky winner. The jackpot prize is a round trip for two to Las Vegas where the winner will stay at the Riviera Hotel. Transportation will be by Western Air Lines or Bonanza Air Lines. Limousine service will be furnished to and from the airport and the hotel. This prize is being awarded by The Anaheim Travel Agency. Also, a 17-inch portable Sylvania television set will be awarded to the winner by Ballman's TV and Appliances. In addition to this, $200 cash from the Bulletin will be given to the winner. The winner must be a subscriber to the Bulletin before June 15, 1989. A consolation prize of $100 will be awarded if the winner is not a Bulletin subscriber. Many other valuable prizes will page advertisements appearing in the Bulletin. Prizes will be awarded by the following merchants: Lin-Brook Hardware, 2144 W. Lincoln Ave.; Lin-Brook Beauty Salon, 10057 Lincoln; all six Brookhurst and Capri Cleaners; Hurst Jewelers, 432 W. Center St.; Cotlers Men's Store, 118 W. Center; and Grants Department Store, in the East Anaheim Shopping Center. Each Wednesday, starting June 17, and for two successive weeks following, gift certificates will be inserted at random through tire run of the Bulletin. A participating in the event make the insertions. Insertions will be made plente secrecy, no one which papers contain the certificates until some later discovers them in the day Bulletin. Gift certificates must be ed to the awarding month 5 o'clock Saturday of the week to be valid. Unless within this time limit, it is void. Wage, Salary Review Scheduled in Court A review of the principal State and Federal Laws governing hours of work and payment of wages and salaries to employees will be the theme of a Wage and Hour Clinic, scheduled for the Orange County area on April 23. The program, presented under the auspices of the Orange County Office of the Merchants and Manufacturers Association, will feature Russell Parsons as the discussion leader. During his presentation, Parsons will review the application and methods of compliance required by the Fair Labor Standards Act, the California State Labor Code, the Publicio Contracts Act, and the State of California Industrial Welfare Orders. A graduate of USC, Parsons, at one time, was associated with the Bank of America Trust Department, and for the past 11 years has served as a Staff Consultant. Also, a 17-inch portable Sylvania television set will be awarded to the winner by Ballman's TV and Appliances. In addition to this, $200 cash from the Bulletin will be given to the winner. The winner must be a subscriber to the Bulletin before June 15, 1959. A consolation prize of $100 will be awarded if the winner is not a Bulletin subscriber. Many other valuable prizes will be given away weekly from full TRY OUR PERSONALIZED SHIRT SERVICE 100! - Professional finish for perfect fit - Missing or broken buttons replaced - Starch "As you like it" Try it now – you'll be glad you did! Seoma CLEANERS and LAUNDRY East Anaheim Alpha Beta Shopping Center West Anaheim 1717 W. La Palma at Euclid Downtown Anaheim 130 Elm Street KE 5-3819 SAGINAW EXPANDAWAY ORIENTAL COMMODE Extends to a full 36"x36" dining surface. Equally useful as a buffet. 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