anaheim-gazette 1953-05-21

Norcrafters Play Together in Recreation Club Program after Working Side by Side in Factory "Pleasant work plus organized leisure play" is a new twist given to an old edge at Northrop Aircraft's Anaheim Division where the local plant's recreation program is stimulating wide interest among the installation's 1300 personnel. Principle theory behind development of the Northrop-Anaheim Recreation Club, an employee participation, leisure-time organization, is that "people who like to play together, like to work together." This theory has been borne out at Northrop-Anaheim. Under the guidance of Hal Chanslor, director of personnel activities and services, and William Patrick, head of the Anaheim branch of the N.R.C., nearly 30 clubs, activities and employee participation groups are organized at Northrop-Anaheim. Interest shown by the plant's personnel reflects the popularity of the program. During the month of April for example, 547 of the plant's personnel joined in some activity for an overall average participation of 41 percent, nearly twice the national industrial figure of 21 percent. Many types of athletic, educational and cultural activities are sponsored by the Northrop-Anaheim Recreation Club. On weekends Northrop-Anaheimers can be found ice skating as a group at nearby rinks, firing rifles at the Brea range or deep sea fishing off Newport-Balboa. Recreation at Northrop-Anaheim is not limited to weekends, however, lunch hours, too, are utilized by many interested in some minutes of relaxation. At the same time at the other end of the plant the main conference room is occupied by the members of Northrop-Anaheim's Bible study group, who read and discuss various phases of the Book. While in Northrop-Anaheim's modern out-door recreation area, the clink of horseshoes against iron stakes underlies the interest displayed in the plant's new horse-shoe courts. A short distance away personnel are actively engaged in fast games of ping-pong. Around the clock, almost 24 hours a day except for the early morning hours, members of Northrop-Anaheim's work force can be found engaged in some N.R.C. activity. One of the "night owl" activities is the Nortor p-Anahien telescope club. Since some celestial bodies can be seen only at certain hours, members of this Merchants 'Swipe' Bank's Service Promotion Idea It appears that the country may be in the mood for a resurgence of friendliness in business dealings, particularly at the retail level. Bank of America recently launched a "Service and Courtesy" campaign throughout California. On a certain Monday morning, every teller's window and every publicly visible desk in all 540 branches, and at headquarters as group are up all hours the sky with their high instruments. A change of pace in club activity is provided pastimes as horseback riding from the Anaheim play through 200-mile trials with mighty mudgels. Added to these organizations are a bowling club with teams organized into a intra-plant competition; ming club, whose member weekly at the pool in and Toastmasters and tress clubs to improve ing ability of the men and at Northrop-Anaheim. In the Northrop-Anaheim recreation Club, families of are included in all phase activity. Something is played everyone from little tots pet show to dances for tents and bridge parties for mother. Fullerton Man Serves in Japan CAMP SENDAI, Japan PFC Birl R. Peterson, wh Barbara, lives at 301 St., Wichita, Kan., is servethe XVI corps in Japan celebrated the second anniv.of its reactivation in the May 10. The XVI corps comm troops on security duty in Many types of athletic, educational and cultural activities are sponsored by the Northrop-Anaheim Recreation Club. On weekends Northrop-Anaheimers can be found ice skating as a group at nearby rinks, firing rifles at the Brea range or deep sea fishing off Newport-Balboa. Recreation at Northrop-Anaheim is not limited to weekends, however, lunch hours, too, are utilized by many interested in some minutes of relaxation. Each day during lunchtime a dozen thoughtful men face each other over chess boards in one corner of the plant. At such times the silence is broken only by the clack of plastic chess men being moved from square to square. Reynaldo Nunez Gets Promotion BUDINGEN, GERMANY—Reynaldo L. Nunez whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aleto Nunez, and wife, Sally, live in Anaheim, California, was recently promoted to private first class with the 4th Infantry Division in Germany. Nunez, who entered the Army in March 1952, received basic training at Camp Roberts, Calif., and is now a gunner with Company E of the 8th Infantry Regiment. Nunez attended Anaheim High school and was in construction work in civilian life. Promotion Idea It appears that the country may be in the mood for a resurgence of friendliness in business dealings, particularly at the retail level. Bank of America recently launched a "Service and Courtesy" campaign throughout California. On a certain Monday morning, every teller's window and every publicly visible desk in all 540 branches, and at headquarters as well, suddenly blossomed with stand-up signs reading: "Service and Courtesy; we strive to give you both." Then a strange thing happened. Everywhere the signs began to disappear. Nobody knew what was happening. Then they began to show up again, not in the bank, but in stores, factories and offices of the bank's customers! Sharp-eyed clients had observed that the bank had placed no advertising or identifying marks on the cards. They "adopted" the signs and the plan. Meanwhile the bank has re-ordered thousands more of the cards to replace those "adopted." Bank of America is determined to remain identified with the courtesy drive it initiated. TV LANGSON SERVICE — SALES 616 N. Los Angeles St. — Phon Seven entirely new Chevrolet sport models ... widest, smartest choice in the low-price field! The colorful and captivating "Two-Ten" Convertible CHEVROLET The colorful and captivating "Two-Ten" Convertible CHEVROLET The junty Bel Air Sport Coupe The "Two-Ten" Handyman All-Steel Station Wagon The "Two-Ten" Townsman All-Steel Station Wagon MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR! CONE BROTHERS Ch 215 No. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim Creation Club in Factory group are up all hours probing the sky with their high-powered instruments. A change of pace in recreation club activity is provided by such pastimes as horseback riding and ballroom dancing. On Sundays members of the sports car club from the Anaheim plant whizz through 200-mile trials with their mighty mudgets. Added to these organizations are a bowling club with company teams organized into a league for intra-plant competition; a swimming club, whose members splash weekly at the pool in Anaheim; and Toastmasters and Toastmistress clubs to improve the speaking ability of the men and women at Northrop-Anaheim. In the Northrop-Anaheim Recreation Club, families of personnel are included in all phases of activity. Something is planned for everyone from little tots and their pet show to dances for their parents and bridge parties for grandmother. Fullerton Man Serves in Japan CAMP SENDAI, Japan—Army PFC Birl R. Peterson, whose wife, Barbara, lives at 301 S. Wichita st., Wichita, Kan., is serving with the XVI corps in Japan which celebrated the second anniversary of its reactivation in the far east May 10. The XVI corps command U. S. troops on security duty in the Jap- HB Pulls Switch On Beautification Fund Spending SACRAMENTO (CNB) — The legislature did a reverse on fiscal matters last week. The state was offered funds, but couldn't accept them without an act of the legislature. As a result, Huntington Beach will have its highway beautification program with funds paid for by the city, but spent through the state. According to State Sen. John 'Soul and Body' Christian Science Sunday Lesson The Sunday Lesson-Sermon "Soul and Body" in all Christian Science churches points out the need of understanding God as Soul. This verse from II Corinthians (3:18) constitutes the Golden Text: "We all, with open face beholding as in a glass the glory of the Lord, are changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the Lord." The "Spirit of the Lord" is illustrated in these words about Jesus, from Luke's Gospel: "Then he called his twelve disciples together, and gave them power and authority over all devils, and to cure diseases... And the people, when they knew it, followed him: and he received them, and spake unto them of the kingdom of God, and healed them that had need of healing" (9:1, 11). Mary Baker Eddy says in Sci- Murdy of Orange county, Huntington Beach had funds for the beautification program, but was not permitted to do the work on the state highway right-of-way. The city requested the state division of highways to do the work with the city's funds, but that request had been turned down too. The highway department had no means of accepting the money—nothing on the books which said they could. Historical Soc. Meet Set May 23 A meeting of the California Historical society has been set for Saturday, May 23 at 1 p.m. at the state and county Arboretum (formerly the Lucky Baldwin estate) in Arcadia. Maurice Block is slated to speak informally on the restoration program and will conduct a preview tour of the Queen Anne cottage, the Carriage House and the Hugo Reid adobe. A chicken box lunch will be served by members of a committee headed by Mrs. Oscar Lawler. Reservations, accompanied by checks, should be sent to the office of the Arboretum, Old Ranch rd., Arcadia, not later than May 19. Price of the luncheon is $1.50 per person and guests of members will be welcomed. National Advertiser PORTABLE RADIO SPECIAL $29.50 WHILE THEY MUSIC DEEP NORMAN JEWELR 223 W. CENTER Anaheim, Cal Fine Watch Rep SPECIAL Unsweetened Concord GRAPE JUICE 1.25 Vitamins Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Juices Serves in Japan CAMP SENDAI, Japan—Army PFC Birl R. Peterson, whose wife, Barbara, lives at 301 S. Wichita st., Wichita, Kan., is serving with the XVI corps in Japan which celebrated the second anniversary of its reactivation in the far east May 10. The XVI corps command U. S. troops on security duty in the Japanese home islands which extend over 800 miles in the Pacific area. Under the direction of corps headquarters battle-tested units in Japan carry out extensive, rigorous training programs to maintain top performances. Peterson, enlisted pay clerk in the 19th finance disbursing section, arrived in Japan last February. Before entering the army in January, 1952, he attended Wichita university and later was employed by the Welshimer Coffee Co. in Wichita. Peterson is the son of Mrs. Burton C. Peterson (father deceased), 404 S. Jensen way, Fullerton, Calif. NGSON'S SERVICE—SALES Los Angeles St.—Phone 3303 The swank Bel Air Convertible 2 bright, breezy convertibles . . . 2 captivating sport coupes . . . 3 big, handsome station wagons . . . all of them styled and engineered like much costlier cars! Here are the jauntiest cars in their field. 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Fine Watch Repairing 12 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA "Debonaires" will provide music. Most spectacular part of the celebration will be the annual blue and gold show, entitled "Ye Gods" this year. A musical comedy show, it will depict an Americana theme throughout the fortunes of a group of immortals stranded on earth. The show will be presented on Thursday evening, May 21, for the public, with admission being charged, and again to the student body on Friday morning, with admission free. Among the featured acts of the show is a night-club scene, with Margie Weber, blues songstress, fascinating the scrubwomen with her songs after hours. DON'T LET MONEY STAND IN YOUR WAY! USE OUR SERVICES TO OBTAIN TITLE I FHA TIME PAYMENT FINANCING for Remodeling and Modernization YOU MAY HAVE ALL THESE ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS FENCE Redwood, solid board fence, 5 ft. high-includes posts, rails, boards cut to length and nails. GARAGE: Yes-build that new garage. 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