anaheim-gazette 1959-11-27

Face-Lifting Plan Covering 20 Years Fullerton Idea A 20-year face-lifting for Downtown Fullerton will be placed under way if proposed plans submitted by the Chamber of Commerce's Downtown Improvement and Redevelopment Committee meets with favor by the City Council. If the plan is adopted the center of Fullerton will change radically over the next 20 years as the city goes into a program of beautification and commercial development which, it is hoped, will win national recognition. Presented to councilmen by Committee Chairman Forrest Miller, the program plans for the development and improvement of the downtown area for the specific ambition of attracting commercial establishments into the area. The program will progress as population, estimated at 158,000 by 1980, increases. Hallowe'en Spectacle Development of a master plan, in co-operation with the city, the program includes the promotion fo an annual spectacle, similar to Anaheim's Hallowe'en Parade and Pasadena's Rosebowl Parade, to attract international attention to the city. Planned also are the launching of an extensive advertising and publicity campaign aimed at attracting both industry lines, Beckman Instrument of Fullerton has acquired additional firms, according Arnold O. Beckman, p. The firms are Harold Knightstruments of San Gabriel Tool-Lab, Inc., of Escondido initial cash outlay of approv $130,000 was involved. Kruger products include Market Basket PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY THROUGH WEDNESDAY NOV. 23 TO 25 Add Sales Tax To Taxable Items. STORES WILL BE CLOSED Thanksgiving Thursday, Nov. 26 LIBBYS PUMPKIN 2 29.OZ CANS 25°C Hallowe'en Spectacle Development of a master plan, in co-operation with the city, the program includes the promotion fo an annual spectacle, similar to Anaheim's Hallowe'en Parade and Pasadena's Rosebowl Parade, to attract international attention to the city. Planned also are the launching of an extensive advertising and publicity campaign aimed at attracting both industry and commerce. Steps included are a downtown cleanup campaign, modernization of buildings, development of civic and cultural activities, survey of present business volume, plans for business needed in anticipation of population growth, boundary surveys, possible study of rezoning needs, and establishment of the Chamber of Commerce as a clearing house on locations, rents, land costs, and tax facts for both residential and industrial inquiries. Reasonable Tax Rate One feature of the program, Miller told councilmen, was the maintenance of a reasonable tax atmosphere in the city, which would tend to attract new businesses. A film of Pasadena's civic improvement program will be shown at the next meeting of the committee, scheduled at 8 afn. Dec. 15 at the California Bank. Interested persons are welcome to attend. Miller said. Beckman Sales Are Above 1958 Sales of Beckman Instruments, Inc., with plant at Fullerton, are running at an annual rate of $55 million. President Arnold O. Beckman advised the annual meeting. Sales in the fiscal year ended June 30, 1959, were just under $45 million. Dr. Beckman declined to forecast sales for the current fiscal year, but said the outlook for improvement in both sales and earnings "is very promising so far as we see now." For the quarter ended Sept. 30 net income was reported at $623.000, or forty cents a share on sales of $126.000 against by 1980, increases. Dr. Beckman declined to forecast sales for the current fiscal year, but said the outlook for improvement in both sales and earnings "is very promising so far as we see now." For the quarter ended Sept 30 net income was reported at $623,000, or forty cents a share on sales of $12.6 million, against $619,000, or 45 cents a shore on $10.2 million in the 1958 period. The 1958 quarter included $194,079 or 14 cents a share nonrecurring gain from sale of property. Tavern Operators Host to Lawmen Area lawmen were guests at a special meeting of the Orange County Chapter, California Tavern Association, at the Palms Restaurant, 1010 E. Orange-thorpe. An open question and answer period permitted licensees having problems to ask advice from representatives of the law. Guests included Mark H. Stephenson, Anaheim police chief; Wayne Barnhoff, Fullerton police; Col. Frederick Simpson, provost marshal, U. S. Marine Corps Station, El Toro; and representatives of the State Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control. The California Tavern Association representing on-sale licensees, recently formed the Orange County Chapter. Ethel Parola of Fullerton is secretary-treasurer. lines, Beckman Instruments, Inc., cal analysis equipment for scientific and industrial applications, traditional firms, according to Dr. air pollution monitoring instruments for laboratories and industrial plants. The firms are Harold Kruger Instruments of San Gabriel and Tool-Lab, Inc., of Escondido. Initial cash outlay of approximately $130,000 was involved. Kruger products include chemi-Process Instruments Division which produces analytical instruments for laboratories and industrial plants. Tool-Lab, Inc., makes precision electric meters for which the company has both external and internal markets. Dr. Beckman said. 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ROLL 29¢ SGW BLENDED GREEN POINT Asparagus 15-OZ. CAN 33¢ Thanksgiving Produce FRESH CRISP CELERY LARGE SIZE EACH 10¢ RED VELVET YAMS 3 LBS. 25¢ FUERTE THIN-SKINNED AVOCADOS 3 FOR 19¢ NEW NAVEL ORANGES 5 LBS. 49¢ FUERTE THIN-SKINNED AVOCADOS 3 FOR 19¢ NEW NAVEL ORANGES 5 LBS. Frozen Foods STRAWBERRIES BIRDS EYE 3 69¢ 10.OZ. PKGS. PICTSWEEF BABY LIMAS 10.OZ. PKGS. SARA LEE COFFEE CAKE 141½-OZ. PKGS. LIQUORS PAUL MASS DINNER WINE SAUTERNE, BURGUNDY, ROSE, REISLING OR CHABLIS 4/5 QT. CONCORD GRAPE, BLACKBERRY, CHERRY, LOGANBERRY OR DRY CONCORD MANISCHEWITZ WINES 4/5 QT. 6 YEAR OLD BOTTLE LED IN BOND DOUGHERTY'S 100 PROOF 4/5 QT. BOURBON WHISKEY VOLUMES 2 TO 85 99¢ WITH ANY PURCHASE BRAND NEW! Funk & Wagnalls STANDARD REFERENCE ENCYCLOPEDIA FIRST 12 VOLUMES NOW ON SALE! DELSON Chocolate Mints 8-OZ BOX 49¢ SGW 8-OZ. BQT., 33c Maraschino Cherries 4-OZ. BOT. BALDWIN PARK—6160 N. M. BELLFLOWER—16123 Bellflowers COMPTON—1800 N. Long Beach COVINA—849 W. San Bernardine —832 E. Badillie (Berkeley Square) CULVER CITY—3827 Calver Center EL MONTE—12030 E. Valley EL SERENO—4910 Huntington Dr. FULLERTON—920 W. Commonwood Hill LAKEWOOD—3030 N. Bellflower LA MIRADA—14014 Valley View LA PUENTE—155 M. Glendora 16S ANGELES—6258 W. Third St. MONROYIA—128 W. Lemon MONTEBELLO—2821 W. Pamela NORVILLE—Newalk Square ONTARIO—1040 N. Mountain REYERSIDE—3881 Chicago POMONE—1845 W. Holt Pamana Valley Center SAM BERNARDING—140 W. 40th SAR SABRIEL—111 W. Valley —6340 N. Rosemont SAM MARSHIO—600 Montclair man's Hillpot Division which produces precision potention meters, servomotors, power - monitoring components and related equipment for electronic instruments and control systems. If men's wants were all satisfied, progress would come to a standstill. Palsy Group Hears Sonoma Speaker Robert Foster, staff member of the Sonoma State Hospital, was guest speaker at the tenth anniversary dinner of the United Cerebral Palsy Association at Domino's Restaurant. New officers be the Orange County Board of Directors were installed. Fear that "mechanical brain" machines might eventually get mankind under their control was dispelled considerably when a Cambridge, Mass., man recently defeated a checker playing machine made at a cost of $3 million. BONUS TAPE PREMIUMS FOR CHRISTMAS Because of the popularity of Bonus Tape premiums for Christmas giving, we urge you to place orders by December 12 to be sure of delivery in time for the holiday. DUNCAN HINES ALL VARIETIES CAKE MIXES 19-OZ. PKG. 29¢ JELL-O ASSORTED FRUIT FLAVORS 3 PKG. 19¢ HEMET 30-OZ. CAN SPICED PEACHES 19¢ YOUNG NEW CROP—LEADING BRANDS—OVEN READY TURKEYS HENS 27¢ TOMS 22¢ TURKEYS HENS 37¢ TOMS 33¢ 8 TO 12 LBS. AVG. WT. LB. MARKET BASKET BRAND PURE PORK SKINLESS LINK SAUSAGE 2 8-OZ. PKGS. 39¢ WILSON'S TENDER MADE FULLY COOKED SLICE N' SERVE HAM BY THE PIECE LB. SLICED, 10-OZ. 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