anaheim-gazette 1959-10-01

Chambers Move to Provide Better Service for County Associations Executives of Orange County Chambers of Commerce moved this week to provide better service for their organizations and other groups and associations throughout the County. The men and women, representing the 12 largest Chambers in the County, have formed the Orange County Association of Chamber of Commerce Managers, under the chairmanship of John Ek, Manager of the Garden Grove Chamber of Commerce. George E. Strachan, Manager of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, said of the move, "Operating a Chamber of Commerce is like operating any other corporation. Just as a lumber dealer is a specialist in the lumber business, so are the Chamber managers specialists in their profession." The local executive continued, "We are trained in the 'ins and outs' of Chamber work, and devote our full time to it. We therefore feel it is our duty to offer all the assistance we can to effect closer relations between the communities and organizations of this county. Committees have been within the new organization draw up a statement of objectives and purposes, and a series laws. "As soon as the formal completed, the entire group start to work on a comprehensive program of work and provide behalf of Orange County man Ek said." MIRACLE HYDE OXFORDS RIDGE-RUBBER SOLES FOR DRESS, SPORTS, BUSINESS GUARANTEED RIDGE SOLES A NEW PAIR IF SOLE PULLS AWAY! • Miracle Hyde looks like leather, but outwears it. • Won't scratch, won't scuff, never need polishing. • Won't mildew, peel or crack. • Vulcanized waterproof soles. Choice of black or brown. Boys' sizes 2½-6. Men' sizes 6½-12 SPECIAL PURCHASE PRICE 3£33 SPECIAL PURCHASE PRICE 3 33 140 W. CENTER ST. DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM DAILY 9:00 to 5:30 Monday & Friday 'til 9 p.m. 2122 Anaheim-Olive Rd. EAST ANAHEIM CENTER Daily 9:30 - 5:30; Sun. 10:30 - 5 Open Monday, Thursday, Friday 'til 9 TV For Magnolia Magnolia School District is considering using the educational broadcasts scheduled on Channel 13 this fall as part of the local school district's program. effect closer, relationships between the communities and organizations of this county." Committees have been formed within the new organization to draw up a statement of objectives and purposes, and a set of bylaws. "As soon as the formalities are completed, the entire group will start to work on a comprehensive program of work and projects on behalf of Orange County," Chairman Ek said. Foresters Set Family Picnic At Disneyland According to Chief Ranger Richard Calvert, The Independent Order of Foresters will stage their annual family picnic in "Holidayland" a part of the world famous Disneyland in Anaheim, on Sunday, Oct. 11. In announcing arrangements for this outing, Forrester members, their families and guests will be able to enjoy exclusive entertainment in this spacious 8-acre, fenced-in private park called "Holidayland." Those attending will find new, exciting and exclusive facilities such as special Disneyland entertainment, playground equipment for all ages, including a softball diamond, borsheshoe pit, volleyball court, ping pong and badminton; also beautiful shaded picnic areas available for families wishing to bring basket lunches. The Independent Order of Foresters' Robin Hood Band with their new "stars of Tomorrow" show will be there to perform under the world's largest candy-striped circus tent, which also houses a gigantic dance floor where square dancing will be held some time during the afternoon. Through a private entrance, Foresters and their guests will be able to enter the "Magic Kingdom." The gates will open at 8 a.m., and a fun-filled day is in store for all attending. Calvert, who resides at 13261 Dongal Dr., Garden Grove, is the presiding officer of Theent Order of Foresters' No. 1140. Local College Present Another Guild Produce As its next present Chapman College Guild show the Germain tion, "The Captain from nick," at 8 p.m. today in range Theater. The delightful comedie the extraordinary milie accomplished by a self army captain in the War I Germany of Khelm. An actual incident during the early year presiding officer of Theent Order of Foresters' No. 1140. KNOWN for Val It's easy to outfit the whole family without spending a cent cash. Just say "Charge-it". Pay no money down. Pay out of income! ALL THE SPECIALLY STRETCH GIRLS sizes 8-10 12-14 Practical fashion, for, guaranteed r fit your wanted k your leg. Black, ANOT MEN'S DOUBLE BACK BRIEFS FOR MORE COMFORT AND WEAR... These briefs can't hinder or bind due to the horizontal-cut double fabric seat. Strong combed cotton, heat resist elastic, nylon reinforced. 30 to 40. 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