anaheim-gazette 1958-01-30

Location of "LaMont Towers" Condemned for The above drawing shows an artist's conception of "The LaMont Towers" a modern office structure which, according to Vic LaMont, may never become a reality in Anaheim. According to LaMont the four-story structure was to be built at 128 to 230 West Chartres Street in Anaheim. It was to be a multiple purpose office building with first-class restaurant on the fourth floor. This would have included a coffee shop, cocktail lounge and large restaurant which would be served by two elevators operating from the ground floor. One of these was to be a fast express elevator. The ground floor design was governed by the normal use of commerce such as smart shops, banking institutions, furniture and other retail outlets. The code made spacious walkways maximum sheltered display areas. The second floor was laid for office buildings and the third floor was for industrial service offices. A 45-car parking court also to be provided. But all this looks like a dr The above drawing shows an artist's conception of "The LaMont Towers" a modern office structure which, according to Vic LaMont, may never become a reality in Anaheim. According to LaMont the four-story structure was to be built at 126 to 230 West Chartres Street in Anaheim. It was to be a multiple purpose office building with first-class restaurant on the fourth floor. This would have included a coffee shop, cocktail lounge and large restaurant which would be served by two elevators operating from the ground floor. One of these was to be a fast express elevator. The ground floor design was governed by the normal use of commerce such as smart shops, banking institutions, furniture and other retail outlets. The second floor was laid for office buildings and the third floor was for industrial service offices. A 45-car parking court also to be provided. But all this looks like a dreary news about our service men. OAHU, Hawaii — K. D. Van Maanen, airman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Maanen of 1259 Reviera St., Anaheim, is a member of the precision drill team at the Barber's Point Naval Air Station, Oahu, T.H. SAN DIEGO — Walter J. Galbraith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Galbraith of 9711 Pandora Lane, Anaheim, graduated from recruit training Dec. 13 at the Naval Training Center, San Diego. LONG BEACH—Bill B. Gussler, chief electrician's mate, USN, son of William H. Gussler of 8892 Lullaby Lape, Anaheim, and husband of the former Miss Norman J. Burt, of Lexington, Ohio, aboard the destroyer USS Blue, departed from Long Beach Jan. 15 with Destroyer Squadron 13 for duty in the Western Pacific. The Division will make one day stops at Pearl Harbor, Pago Pago, Samoa; and Wellington, N.Z. After leaving New Zealand they will stop at Hobart, Tasmania for days, beginning Feb. 7, to part in Mardi Gras festivities for the annual Hobart Royal gatta of rowing and sailing rafts. They will later join the U.S. Seventh Fleet at Guam for training and operational exercises. FAR EAST — Gary A. Picseaman, USN, son of Mr. and Paul G. Cook of 551 Lexingin Pl., Anaheim, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier Kearsarge with Task Force 7 part of the 7th Fleet in far eastern waters. Japan imported more cargo in 1957 than at any time in past 20 years. The import was 2,376,000 bales. Outperforms the best of the Low-Price 3-Day Less Monetary the best of the Low-Price 3 Less Mon They all lag way behind this whispering giant with its Tempest 395 Performance! In fact, the Chieftain shades them across the board with a whopping 122" wheelbase . . . stretch-out New Direction Styling. So low-price name? Get a Pon BIG BOLD PONT SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER FOR A DRIVE AND A DEAL YOU'LL condemned for Parking Lot 5 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thur., Jan. 30, 1956 Economy Possible (A short editorial) Many people are saying that control of the federal budget is hopeless this year because of "sputnik"-inspired defense needs. But, the job is not hopeless if Americans support the economy advocates in the House and Senate who are determined to make an all-out drive to eliminate non-essential spending. Stern tests of priority must be applied to all federal expenditures, both military and civilian, the president has declared. SHRINERS INSTALL Al Marcoux was installed president of the Valencia Shrine Club at a ladies night dinner gram at the Gourmet Restaurant at Disneyland Hotel Wednes night. A group of 250 Shrine and their wives enjoyed the stability of the evening and the gram presented. Potentate Fulcher of El Bekal Temple the installing officer. The meets informally each Thursday noon at The Palms Restaura. Mwami tribesmen in the gian Congo tower nearly 7 They live, for the most part peaceful relations with their wa neighboring tribesmen stand only about 4½ feet. Horticultural Fax By Norvell Gillespie THE ROSE GEOLOGISTS TRACE THE ANCESTRY OF THE ROSE THROUGH MILLIONS OF YEARS! THIS ROSE FOSSIL IN ROCK IS ESTIMATED TO BE 35 MILLION YEARS OLD! WATERING APNIS LIKE ROSES BETTER THAN ANYTH ELSE. THEY FLOCK NEW GROWTH. TO KEEP PEST AND DISEASE-FREE SPRAY TWICE MONTHLY WITH ISOTOX AND ORTHOGUE- institutions, furniture other retail outlets. The armade spacious walkways and medium sheltered display areas. The second floor was laid out office buildings and the third was for industrial service s. 45-car parking court was to be provided. at all this looks like a dream at Hobart, Tasmania for five beginning Feb. 7, to take in Mardi Gras festivities and the annual Hobart Royal Reof rowing and sailing races. They will later join the U. S. nth Fleet at Guam for trainand operational exercises. AR EAST — Gary A. Pierce, man, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Cook of 551 Lexington Anaheim, is serving aboard attack aircraft carrier USS esarge with Task Force 77, a of the 7th Fleet in far eastwaters. Japan imported more cotton 1957 than at any time in the 20 years. The import total 2,376,000 bales. NEED A LIBRARIAN Following an extensive study by a citizens library committee, the board of the Magnolia School District has decided to establish its own school library system for the 1958-59 school year. Cost studies projected by the district staff indicated the advisability of ending its current contract with the Orange County Free Library system and the establishment of its own circulating library. The district is seeking applications from experienced librarians, in order to initiate the new program. At the end of World War II, the United States Merchant Marine was larger than those of all other nations combined. George E. 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ASSURED of the HIGHEST EARNINGS commensurate WITH SAFETY and INSURED up to $10,000—EVERY ACCOUNT Now YOU EARN 4% Interest with Insured Safety PER ANNUM PAID QUARTERLY ALL FUNDS PLACED BY THE 10th OF ANY MONTH EARN FROM THE “Anaheim’s Oldest Local Building and Loan Association” Serving Orange County SINCE 1921 Anaheim Building and Loan Association 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM • PHONE: KE. 5-2158 Marcoux was installed as president of the Valencia Shrine at a ladies night dinner promotion at the Gourmet Restaurant Disneyland Hotel Wednesday night. A group of 250 Shriners their wives enjoyed the sociaty of the evening and the pronounced presented. Potentate Cecil other of El Bekal Temple was installing officer. The club informally each Thursday at The Palms Restaurant. $1,360 Per Minute Spent by Tourists Out-of-state tourists spent money at the rate of $1,360 per minute in southern California during December, it was reported today by F. M. Banks, president of the All-Year Club. The month's total was $60,724,-769. It was spent by 332,447 visitors who came here during December on pleasure trips. "These are new dollars, brought here from the economy of these people's home states, and added to the wealth of southern California," Banks said. The All-Year Club handles the southland's community tourist advertising campaigns. Last year over four million tourists were attracted here, and spent nearly $809,000,000. Free Tickets for Garden Theatre Each week, in The Anaheim Gazette and Shopper, there will be free tickets to The Garden Theatre for five couples. Arrangements have been made to have these names published in these columns each week. Take the Gazette or Gazette Shopper to the theatre and receive your free tickets. Here are the fortunate couples this week: Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Hayden, 1812 Victoria. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Silvas, 7052 Gonzales. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bealer, 1918 Dover Place. Mr. and Mrs. Grant W. Musick, 533 N. Brenthaven Place. YAM-HAM 'N' EGG SUFFER (Makes 4 servings) 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 4 slices cooked ham, about ½ inch thick Pepper 4 medium-sized yams, cooked, peeled and sliced 4 eggs Melt butter or margarine. Add ham; sprinkle with pepper. Cook until lightly browned on both sides. Add yams; heat to serving temperature. Remove ham and yams. Drop eggs into ham drippings; cook until desired degree of firmness. Serve with ham and yams. Cut slice from top of orange. Scoop out pulp. The Arlington Street Church opposite the Public Garden in Boston in 1860 had the first all-stone steeple in the city. APHIS LIKE ROSES BETTER THAN ANYTHING ELSE. THEY FLOCK TO GROWTH. TO KEEP AND DISEASE-FREE BY TWICE MONTHLY WITH BOX AND MOUSE APHIS LIKE ROSES BETTER THAN ANYTHING ELSE. THEY FLOCK TO GROWTH. TO KEEP AND DISEASE-FREE Y TWICE MONTHLY WITH BOX AND MOCIDE-STAN. KEEP PLANTS ALTHY AND TO SERVE NEAT DEARANCE, CUT HALF INCH LEAF. ROSE FROM STEM FIRST E-LEAF GROUP. theatre and receive your free tickets. Here are the fortunate couples this week: Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Hayden, 1812 Victoria. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Silvas, 7052 Gonzales. Mr. and Mrs. Chaz Bealer, 1918 Dover Place. Mr. and Mrs. Grant W. Musick, 533 N. Brenthaven Place. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn H. Vanderham, 134 La Plaza. Next week's names will most likely be scattered throughout the pages of The Gazette Shopper. Watch for it each week and look for the five names. Your name may be one of those listed. FOR GAZETTE WANT ADS CALL KEystone 5-2206 DINE at the SIGN OF GOOD FOOD and PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE SPECIALIZING — IN — ■ HAM and EGGS ■ LITTLE BUTTERMILK PANCAKES ■ SIRLOIN STEAKS COFFEE SHOP HOURS 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. DAILY SUNDAYS 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. 130 E. CENTER — ANAHEIM Next to Bank of America GREEN BUSES ARE RUNNING AGAIN ON ALL REGULAR ROUTES Service on all regular routes has been resumed with customary high levels of convenience, comfort, speed, safety, courtesy and economy. 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