anaheim-gazette 1960-03-24

A6-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thurs., March 24, 1900) Four City Salesmen Win Ford Co.’s 300-500 Merit Citations Four salesmen of McCoy Motor Co. of Anaheim, B. Lansdown, Joe Doyle, R. A. Whitley, and Leon R. Florence, have won Ford Motor Co.’s 300-500 Club awards, honoring high-ranking Ford dealership car and truck sales in the Los Angeles district during 1959. William H. Klein, Los Angeles district sales manager, said 300-500 Club membership awards are presented for excellent retail sales performance and added that efforts of winning salesman are of particular significance because they resulted in Ford leading all other makes in sales last year. Mr. Klein added that the average 300-500 Club member sold the equivalent of 100 new cars and 70 used cars in qualifying for the national honors, and that club members in the aggregate sold more than 3 billion dollars worth of automotive merchandise. Phi Beta Lambdas Fourteen representatives from the Phi BetaLambda, Fullerton Junior College business education group, will attend the annual state convention of the Future Business Leaders of America to be held in Long Beach tomorrow. A series of talks, discussion groups and contests will highlight the convention. Attending from FJC will be Mary Stearns of Anaheim, Charles Cross of Anaheim, Jim Gemmill of Anaheim, Pat Holcomb of Fullerton, Don Robertson of Anaheim, Marilyn Robinson of Anaheim, Sparky Callas of Anaheim, Florence Cooper of Whittier, Larry McDonald of Fullerton, Stephanie Alexander of Anaheim, Kathy Young of Downey, Arlene Garcia of Fullerton, Lois Woholz of Anaheim, and Carol Wiltsie of Anaheim. COUPON Coupon Effective Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday For a Limited Time Only Denim Men DRILLERS FOR MEN The Chinese of the 10th Century B.C. first used natural gas, piping it through bamboo rods. In the U.S., gas from oil wells once was burned off as useless. 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Adams, chairman of the and representing the Ana Community Players, has been distributed competing groups. If the groups will present plays. They are Anaheim Guild, “Sorry, Wrong; Fullerton Footlights, Out There”; Lido Isle “Frankie and Albert”; and Santa Ana Community Players, “The Valiant”. Excerpts from longer plays will be presented by three of the competitors, Newport Harbor Community Players, “Mr. Roberts”; Orange County Plaza Starlight Theater, “Gaslight”, and San Clemente Community Theater, “Harvey”. Samson wasn’t the only one whose strength lay in the hair of his head. World Book Encyclopedia says a good head of hair is so strong it can support a weight of more than 2,000 pounds. BONELESS RUMP ROAST . . . 99¢ lb OR SIRLOIN TIP STEAK . . . EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. $1 Tasty, Delicious HAM LOAF 59¢ lb TASTY, LEAN LAMB PATTIES . . . 39¢ lb OPEN SUNDAY—9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. FRI-SAT. 9 TO 9—MON. 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