anaheim-gazette 1955-05-05

Anaheim Industry It is conservatively estimated that $25,000,000 in take-home wages and salaries is paid annually to the personnel employed in industrial and agricultural firms in Anaheim. This money provides the basic source of income for Anaheim. Without it there would be no thriving city of Anaheim. But, with this "economy", Anaheim is a good city—a fine place to live and work. The employees of industry and agriculture spend large amounts of money in Anaheim Merchants exist on it. In return, personnel of industry and agriculture enjoy the wide array of goods and services which retail, professional, and service people provide. They live in good homes built by contractors who know it is good business to build in a prosperous and growing community. They receive the benefits of good city government, schools and other civic enterprises paid for by the taxes coming in appreciable part from industry and agriculture. To give proper recognition to the community-industry-agriculture partnership, Anaheim is observing Anaheim Industrial Progress Week, May 9 to 13. During the week, the city government of Anaheim, industrial and agricultural products processing units, retail merchants, the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, the high schools, the clergy, and civic organizations will participate in a variety of public events. The first big major event is the Queen of Industry Ball, a pre-Industrial Week social event at which Miss Anaheim Industry will be selected from among these beauties: Belle Hobart, Interstate Precision Products. Carol Haney, Anaheim Hosiery Mills. Oscar Schultz is chairman of the queen contest, assisted by Mrs. Marie Nelson, the Executive Secretaries Society of Orange County, Betty Beeson, and Frank Pierson. Jim Wright and Hal Chancellor are chairmen of the dance committee. Knott's Berry Farm will host the queen candidates on the evening of the dance. The "treasure chest" of prizes for Miss Anaheim Industry and the other candidates will be provided by Smith-Reafsyder Furniture (cedar chest), Lovell's Music (record album), O'Kane's (petticoat), Paul Allen Shoes (shoes to match dress), Clarice and Rose Marie Reid Swim Suits ($25 merchandise order), Hurst Jewelers (Richlieu pearls), Ana-Lane (blouse), and Wendy's Dress Shop (blouse). All contestants will receive gifts from Moon's (jewelry), Clarice (Rose Marie beach towels), and Sioux Honey Association (honey pack). Anaheim Industrial Progress Week will be officially launched next Monday when the general membership of the Chamber of Commerce meets at luncheon with the Anaheim Rotary Club at noon, May 9. tex Coatings Corp., Kwikset Lock Inc., P & I Transmission, Inc., Photographic Products, Inc., Slow Honey Association, Delco Battery Operations, Rinshed-Mason Company Northrop Aircraft, Robertsha Fulton, Merrifield Trucking Company "Open House" to the pub will be the order of the day Friday, May 13, when several industries and the Anaheim Hall are open for inspection. Industrial open house is a high light of Industrial Progress Week since it gives the community an opportunity to see how Anaheim industry operates and to observe the free enterprise system in action. From manufacturing place come the products which are set the world around—and why bring prosperity to Anaheim. Open House will be observed by the following: Anaheim City Hall (display city equipment on 6. Claud St., adjacent to the Police Department) will show the various departments of government from 8 a.m., to noon California Hosiery Co., 8 a.m. The first big major event is the Queen of Industry Ball, a pre-Industrial Week social event at which Miss Anaheim Industry will be selected from among these beauties: Belle Hobart, Interstate Precision Products. Carol Haney, Anaheim Hosiery Mills. Dorothy Witzel, Northrop Aircraft. Marjorie Boyd, Kwikset Locks. Bedez Tobert, Delco Battery Operations. Kathlene Hays, Robertshaw-Fulton. Anaheim Industrial Progress Week will be officially launched next Monday when the general membership of the Chamber of Commerce meets at luncheon with the Anaheim Rotary Club at noon, May 9. Throughout the week other speakers will appear before local groups to tell the industry-community story. Co-chairmen of the Speakers Committee are Fred Krein and Richard Gay. On Wednesday, May 11, a new industry - education-clergy program will be launched when the teachers from the Anaheim Senior and Junior High Schools and Anaheim clergymen will be guests in local industries for the day. Officials of the plants will show the groups of teachers and clergymen the production processes and will explain the functions of sales, employee relations, recruitment, finance, manufacturing, engineering, and others. Companies participating in Industry-Education Day are Gelva- Industry Invite MAY 9 THRU MAY 13 Anaheim INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS WEEK Hammond - Wade Co. UPHOLSTERING 725 N. Los Angeles KE 5-4717 Anaheim, Calif. Anaheim Mattress Factory SERVING ORANGE COUNTY SINCE 1920 102 W. La Palma KE 5-2423 Don White, Prop. Bud's Package Delivery 121 W. VALENCIA ST. Anaheim KE 5-5060 Warehouse — 1625½ S. Spadra Rd., Fullerton Manchester Auto Salvage SPECIALIZES IN LATE MODEL WRECKS 137 N. Manchester KE 5-3850 Anaheim, Calif. Anaheim Spray Chemical Co. 303 N. Manchester KE 5-4404 Anaheim, Calif. Weber Book Store “SERVING ANAHEIM SINCE 1907” Stationery, Office Supplies, Dinnerware, Gifts 139 W. Center St. — KE 5-3621 Anaheim Instry Shows 25 Million Likes 62 YEARS OF DEVOTION TO ALL THAT ANAHEIM ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1870 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY VOLUME LXXXIII ANAHEIM, ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA The Kwikset Recreation Association has scheduled a fashion show for the public beginning at 8 p.m., May 13, at the Anaheim Ebell Clubhouse, 244 N. Helena, just south across the street from Anaheim City Park. The latest summer fashions will be shown, featuring garments from the S.Q.R. store. Music, refreshments, and door prizes will be an added attraction at the showing. Marj Christensen is chairman of the fashion show committee assisted by Arlene Crowell, Shirley Forsgren, Winifred Graham, Belle Welton, Gerry Hill, Ruth Spiro, and Phyllis Harrison. Charlie Evans, of Hollywood, has been retained by the group to stage the show. During the week, May 9 to 13, local retail merchants will display the products of Anaheim manufacturing firms in their store windows. About 20 displays prepared by local industries will be on public view in the windows of Center street merchants and in the lobes of the Bank of America and Security-First National Bank. HIGHLIGHT FOR THE WEEK 1. Industrial Open House for the Public — Open House at City Hall for the citizens. 2. Industrial Education Day, when teachers and the clergy are guests of industry. 3. Industrial Programs for All Service Clubs. 4. Industrial Displays in Merchants' Windows. 5. Big Chamber of Commerce Membership Meeting hosted by Rotary Club. 6. “Queen of Industry” Contest and Ball. Friday, May 6— from manufacturing plants of the products which are sold world around—and which prosperity to Anaheim. Open House will be observed the following: Anaheim City Hall (displaying equipment on E. Claudina adjacent to the Police Dement) will show the public various departments of city armament from 8 a.m., to noon. California Hosiery Co., 8 a.m., noon. 808 N. Los Angeles. Delavatex Coatings, 10 a.m., to 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. 901 East mont. Interstate Precision Products, 9 a.m., to noon. 707 East mont. Wikset Locks, Inc., 10 a.m., to 516 E. Santa Ana. Herrifield Trucking Co. 10 a.m. p.m. 1122 N. Lemon. & L. Transmission, Inc., 10 to 4 p.m. 327 S. Los Angeles. Photographic Products, Inc., a.m., to 4 p.m. 1000 N. Olive. Boloux Honey Association, 10 to 4 p.m. 255 N. Manchester. Williams Manufacturing Co., 1 to 4 p.m. 419 E. La Palma. Inshed-Mason, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. 1244 N. Lemon. Bill Aldrich is head of the intrial open house committee. During the week, May 9 to 13, local retail merchants will display the products of Anaheim manufacturing firms in their store windows. About 20 displays prepared by local industries will be on public view in the windows of Center street merchants and in the lobbies of the Bank of America and Security-First National Bank. The displays will show the diversity of products manufactured in Anaheim and how they are marketed in the United States and many parts of the free world. Some of the displays will indicate how sales of these products bring vast amounts of revenue into Anaheim, much of the money being spent locally in employee wages, taxes, and purchases of goods and service. The industrial exhibits will be seen in the windows of the following Center street merchants: Weber Book Store (P & L Transmlssion), Ballard's Sport Shop, (Rinshed-Mason), Bob's Camera Mart, (Kwikset Locks, Inc.), Cotler's, (Interstate Precision Products). Penney Store, (Delco Battery Operations), A. B. Richardson & Co. (Robertshaw-Fulton), Wisser Invites You to Get A These representative firms many others in this issue of most hearty invitation to owe your Anaheim Industri Gledhills Scooter Shop RENOVATORS AND POWER MOWERS Sales or Rentals in Anaheim 623 S. Los Angeles KE 5-3647 F. B. Roberts SIZING AND PACKING EQUIPMENT 214 W. Chestnut St., Anaheim Phone KE 5-2218 Williams Manufacturing Co. PLASTIC INJECTION MOLDING Manufacturers of Necktie Racks 419 E. La Palma., Anaheim Phone KE 5-4410 The Frank Tausch Agency INSURANCE SINCE 1919 275 E. Center St. KEystone 5-2401 Anaheim, Calif. Lund & Sons Co. WALLPAPER, PAINTS, MIRRORS, PLATE GLASS Painters' Supplies, Shower and Tub Enclosures 1120 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim KE 5-2831 Center Furniture Store SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE 337 E. Center In Anaheim KE 5-77 Dubois & Paschall GARAGE AND BRAKE SHOP 129 N. Lemon St. KEystone 5-84 Mercury Stationers & Printers SERVING ANAHEIM FOR 7 YEARS 228 E. Center St. KE 5-22 “Your Telephone is ‘Our Office Door’ Home Engineering Co. Johns-Manville Exclusive Franchise Dealer SPRINKLING SYSTEMS AND AWNINGS 913 N. Los Angeles., Anaheim KE 5-3 Marco Industries Co. INDICATOR LIGHTS - FLEX CONDUIT ASSEMBLY 207 S. Helena KEystone 5-6 Dollar Payroll ALL THAT IS GOOD IN ANAHEIM ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHED IN 1870 PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1955 NO. 20 (Williams Manufacturing Kress & Co. (U. S. IndusChemicals Co.), Mitchell's Electra Motors, Inc.), and Schultz Furniture (Sloux Association. The banks will show products of several manufacturing companies. The window display committee for Industrial Progress Week is composed of William Tell Thomas and Harold Smith. Industrial Progress Week is being sponsored by the Industrial Division of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. Walter Miller is general chairman. HILIGHTS OF EVENTS THE WEEK MAY 6 to 13 Wednesday, May 11— Industry-Education Day. Anaheim educators and clergymen will be guests all day at various industries. Thursday, May 12— Optimist Club—Exchange Club Meetings. Speakers on Industry. Program to be released later. Friday, May 13—12 Noon Anaheim Lions Club Meeting. Industrial Program. Friday, May 13— Thursday, May 12—Optimist Club—Exchange Club Meetings. Speakers on Industry. Program to be released later. Friday, May 13—12 Noon Anaheim Lions Club Meeting. Industrial Program. Friday, May 13—Industrial Open House day at Anaheim City Hall, Kwikset Locks, Inc., California Hosiery Co., Gelvatex Coatings Corp., Interstate Precision Products Co., Merrifield Trucking Co., P & L Transmission, Ins., Photographic Products, Inc., Sioux Honey Association, Williams Manufacturing Co., Rinshed-Mason Paint Co. Public urged to visit one or more plants. Friday, May 13—Fashion Shhow, Anaheim Ebell Club, 244 North Helena, 8 p.m. to 9 p.m., fashions, music, door prizes, refreshments, free to the public. Get Acquainted firms join with the issue in extending a vision to all ... to know industrial Leaders! on to all ... to know industrial Leaders! Hadley's Restaurant Corner CENTER and LOS ANGELES STS. In Anaheim Roland's Auto Repair MOTOR OVERHAUL and MOTOR TUNE-UP 10831 S. Harbor Blvd. ½-Mile South of Manchester in Anaheim Fire Extinguisher Maintenance Co. INDUSTRIAL FIRE PROTECTION SPECIALISTS 930 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif KEystone 5-9833 Werner Fluck Orange County Distributor for PENT-A-VATE LIQUID SOIL CONDITIONER 9471 Loara St., Anaheim KE 5-6123 Anaheim Textile Store DRESS YARDAGE — DRAPERIES 112 East Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Wallace Tractor Sales FERGUSON TRACTORS - TOWNER IMPLEMENTS We Rent Tractors and Implements 110 N. Manchester Ave. KE 5-3529