anaheim-gazette 1960-04-21

Anaheim Gazette-A7 (Anaheim, Thursday, April 21, 1960) LOOK! MODERN Fair Board Lets Contract For Jr. Exhibit Bldg. The Pascoe Steel Corp. of Pomona today has been named prime contractor for the construction of a "skel-eton" building which will house junior exhibits in the 1960 Orange County Fair. THE CONTRACT was let by the board of directors of the fair (32nd District Agricultural Assn.) in a special meeting. The Pascoe Kimberly-Clark Plans Expand Double Size of Tissue Production capacity of Kimberly Clark Corp. mill here been learned. Plans are to add an additional 350,000 square feet to plant at an estimated cost of $10 million. The mill has already doubled its capacity during its five year operation at 2001 E. Orangethorpe Ave. THE EXPANSION program will bring the total capital K-C investment locally to $20 million. The work force of 300 persons will be expanded to 500, according to Thomas Howe, plant manager. Daily production of the plant includes 10 car loads of Klosenex and Delsey tissues. at the Fullerton plant since opened. None has been given high walking papers at Neeah since 1937. K-C, according to Howe, produces over half of the tissue and cigaret paper manufactured in the U.S. One of the big "negatives" K-C first move west was the rate — high in comparison with that in other sections where the company is located. THE CONTRACT was let by the board of directors of the fair (32nd District Agricultural Assn.) in a special meeting. The Pascoe Corp. submitted a bid of $40,519 to construct the rigid frame steel and concrete building. Slab floor, steel side girders, galvanized steel roofing and electrical work are included in the project to be completed in time for the fair next July. Canvas sidewall will be used to enclose the 70-foot by 220-foot building during this year's fair, said Stewart W. Yost, fair manager. School District Orders Whopping Pile of Supplies Anaheim Elementary School District has let a whopping number of bids for material and equipment. These include: Stationers Corp. of Los Angeles, $9727.96; Pioneer Stationers, Inc., of Los Angeles, $4468.64; VOSE-CO of Bakersfield, $6034.06; Macpherson Stationers of Los Angeles, $11,180.19; Bates and the Bernstein Co. of Culver Ditto, Inc., of Long Beach, $6287.80; and the Bernstein Co. of Culver City, $304.10 for a total of $45,462.79. Winners in physical education bids were Wisser Sporting Goods, Anaheim, $1611.15; Bob Williams Sporting Goods, Anaheim, $176.80; and Hammatt and Sons, Anaheim, $2193.16. The Statue of Liberty on Bed-loe's Island, New York Harbor, weighs 450,000 pounds (225 tons). THE EXPANSION program will bring the total capital K-C investment locally to $20 million. The work force of 300 persons will be expanded to 500, according to Thomas Howe, plant manager. Daily production of the plant includes 10 car loads of Kleenex and Delsey tissues. There are 32 K-C plants scattered across the land. However, the Fulerton mill is the only one west of the Mississippi. Sheets of wood pulp are shipped into the plant via Santa Fe rails. Through water and steam processing the pulp is transformed into thin sheets of paper 160-inch wide. These, subsequently are reduced to Delsey and Kleenex. Erection of machine No. 2 will broaden output at the Fullerton plant to take in Kleenex table napkins, Kleenex towels, Kotex feminine napkins and Fems napkins. The stability of K-C, its working conditions and benefits were underlined by Howe when he disclosed no employee has been fired. 200 Acres North Of City Bought Two hundred acres of undeveloped land north of Anaheim has been purchased by the Garden Co., Ltd., for an estimated $1,-500,000, according to Joseph W. Drown. The property surrounds the Yorba Linda Country Club. Price of the land was not revealed, but the purchase figure was based on the wholesale valuation of the property. The land will be used for residential development. More than 100,000 new products have appeared on the American marekt since 1900. Watershed Loss Down 50 Per Cent Although drought-stricken 19 was considered one of the worst fire hazard years in history or 651 acres of brush and timber were destroyed in Orange County the State Forestry Department reports. The yearly average loss from 1949 to 1959 was 1,284 acres. 1958, 26,761 acres of Orange County watershed was ravaged flames. 4,000 Rose Bushes Bloom In Whittier The American Rose Society official display and test garden "the Pageant of Rose Garden" is again in full bloom. Containing more than 4,000 rose bushes of 246 varieties, the garden is located at Rose Hill Memorial Park, 3900 Workman Mill Road, Whittier. It is open to the public without charge every day of the year during daylight hours. More than 100,000 persons from all 50 U.S. states and from 15 foreign countries have visited the garden since it was dedicated last Spring by Los Angeles Beautiful, according to R. L. McNit Jr., Rose Hills president. BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN ANAHEIM KE 5-5450 THE HOME YOU'VE DREAMED OF CAN BE YOURS WITH OUR ASSISTANCE LET US PUT YOU ON THE ROAD TO HOME OWNERSHIP THROUGH A HOME LOAN TO BUY OR BUILD. THE OLDEST LOCALLY OWNED ASSOCIATION IN ANAHEIM ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN Association F. A. YUNGBLUTH, President SEE THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS FOR ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN BEE BUILDERS, INC. BOTTS NURSERY BUNGALOW ELECTRIC SUPPLIER Plans Expansion, Will Issue Producer Clark Corp. mill here will be more than doubled, it has 20,000 square feet to the present 200,000 square foot lot. Fullerton plant since it None has been given his papers at Neeah since according to Howe, prover half of the tissue and paper manufactured in the of the big "negatives" in last move west was the tax high in comparison with other sections where the is located. sic tax load is about three times that in Nennah, for instance. In the long run, though, the plant manager foresees a bright future in Fullerton, with its aims toward high-calibre industrial development. K-C, Fullerton, primarily supplies the Southland, but it serves as the order office for the 11 western states. The company is farming 25 acres of citrus now, with the land CHARLENE MYERS, left, shows some of the first of new telephone statements. Margaret Cook holds an e-larged sample. Both are telephone company tabulati clerks. Hatershed Loss In County In 1959 Down 50 Per Cent From Previous Yr. Hobart Chosen EPCA Prexy Harry H. Hobart has been elected president of the newly organized Electronics Production Control Assn. of Orange County, it was announced today. He is planning supervisor at Interstate Electronics Corporation, Anaheim. Other officers include Harry A. Halvorsen, vice president, production control supervisor, Standard Rectifier Corporation, Santa Ana; and treasurer, Richard D. Adams, production control supervisor, Engineered Electronics Company, Santa Ana. North Orange County Group Slates 1st Annual Gem Show April 30 growing club for mineralogy hobbyists, the Searchers Gem & Mineral Society, will hold their first annual show Saturday, April 30, and Sunday, May 1. In addition to individual members' case displays, special exhibits have been planned, including the famous "Jupiter's Jewelry," to be shown by the Verdugo Hills Club. This stunning collection of gigantic jewelry was created by the Verdugo Hills group as their club project and has won many prizes. 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A good mulch of steer manure is one sure way of giving hydrangeas the rich, cool, moist soil they so thrive on. 3. Seedling tuberous begonias are available in nursery flats now. Plant them in light, not deep, shade for best results. 4. Try training tomatoes on a sunny fence or garage wall. You'll be surprised at the crop you get from a few plants. 5. Pinch out the growing tips of fuchsias to encourage bushy growth. The fuchsias can be trained by pinching to almost any growth pattern you desire. RTISERS FOR ALL YOUR HOME NEEDS VINGS & LOAN INC. CASTLE FURNITURE CHARACTER CONSTRUCTION HEIBNER REALTY ELECTRIC SUPPLY SUN-LITE COMPANY SQ R Telephone Bill Gets New Look There'll be a change in the looks of your telephone bill after April 25th. The entire called prefix, plus the name of the city and state—on calls placed through the company's Direct Distance Dialing network—will be printed. Abbreviations now are being used. 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