anaheim-gazette 1960-05-05

Anaheim Gazette-B7 (Anaheim, Thursday, May 5, 1960) LOOK! MODERN You Can Have a 1,000 Visit Hawaiian Punch New Processing Plant Here A house-warming in true Hawaiian tradition marked the official opening on Wednesday, April 27th, of Pacific Hawaiian Products Company's new ultra-modern $750,000 processing plant for Hawaiian Punch and Hawaiian Golden Punch at 360 S. Acacia Ave., Fullerton. More than 1,000 visitors were on hand to inspect the new headquarters. The new facility is the third home for Pacific Hawaiian in the city of Fullerton. It represents a total area of 63,000 square feet under roof, of which 10,000 square feet are devoted to office areas and about 12,000 square feet to production and related functions. The balance of the building is devoted primarily to the warehousers. New Structure In View for Anaheim Savings and Loan Approval of preliminary designs of a new headquarters office building for Anaheim Savings and Loan Association was announced by F. A. Yungbluth, President. The $400,000 project, which was designed by Stiles and Robert Clements, will replace the existing home office of the firm. During the demolition of their present headquarters, the com- 600 Scientists, Engineers to Be Hired by Hughes Hughes Aircraft Company's ground systems group will hire 600 engineers and scientists during the next nine months, Phil N. Scheid, Hughes-Fullerton personnel manager, announced today. "We are seeking creative, imaginative people to bolster our current workforce of 6,000," Scheid said. "Working under 26 military contracts involving more than $200,000,000, Hughes-Fullerton can well claim to be the fastest growing electronic activity in the fastest growing electronic center in the world." HUGHES IS NOW Orange The new facility is the third home for Pacific Hawaiian in the city of Fullerton. It represents a total area of 63,000 square feet under roof, of which 10,000 square feet are devoted to office areas and about 12,000 square feet to production and related functions. The balance of the building is devoted primarily to the warehousing of both raw materials and finished products and includes two refrigerated areas totaling 100,000 cubic feet. The building is situated on a 7½ acre site and is served by its own spur track. Shipping and receiving by truck can be accomplished at three separate docks on different sides of the building. Off-street parking has been provided for employees and visitors, sufficient to accommodate 60 cars. County Fair Sends Exhibit to San Diego DEL MAR.—A beautiful exhibit promoting the industrial and agricultural assets of Orange County has been entered as a feature exhibit in the annual Southern California Exposition and San Diego County Fair in Del Mar June 24 through July 4. The exhibit will be in competition with many others for cash awards totalling several thousand dollars. New Trailer Club Opens in Anaheim Anaheim Travel Trailer owners are invited to a Hamburger Fry meeting of the Anaheim Trailer Club in Anaheim City Park, Monday, May 2, at 5 p.m. Future plans of the newly formed group will be discussed, and reservations for the National Travel Trailer Club Rally at Pomona Fairgrounds will be taken. Approval of preliminary designs of a new headquarters office building for Anaheim Savings and Loan Association was announced by F. A. Yungbluth, President. The $400,000 project, which was designed by Stiles and Robert Clements, will replace the existing home office of the firm. During the demolition of their present headquarters, the company will operate from temporary offices, according to J. Bernard Soto, Manager. An adjacent property will be demolished and the site incorporated into their new headquarters, he added. "We hope that our new building will encourage other property owners in Anaheim to build or remodel so as to enhance the central civic area," Soto said. DESIGNED AND PLANNED to allow for future expansion, the two-story structure will contain 10,600 sq. ft. of interior space. Anaheim Savings and Loan will occupy the ground floor and part of the upper story. An elevator with separate exterior entrance will serve the upper floor, part of which will be leased. The exterior of the building is enhanced by landscaping, large glass areas and decorative concrete brick masonry. Sun glare is controlled by the use of porcelain louvers and cantilevered canopies. The new building will provide spacious interior areas for the convenience of Anaheim Savings and Loan Association's customers. The fully air-conditioned building has space for future expansion. Bar Prexy Elected Mark A. Soden of Newport Beach has taken the reins as president of the Orange County Bar Association. He succeeds Robert Corfman of Santa Ana. Seden had served as first vice president in Corfman's regime. The executive committee is made up of Walter Claffee, Fullerton, and James Tucker, Santa Ana. "We are seeking creative, imaginative people to bolster our current work force of 6,000." Scheid said. "Working under 26 military contracts involving more than $200,000,000, Hughes-Fullerton can well claim to be the fastest growing electronic activity in the fastest growing electronic center in the world." HUGHES IS NOW Orange County's largest employee force, Scheid said. He added that the increase in employment will push Hughes-Fullerton's weekly payroll over the $700,000 mark. Less than three years ago Hughes moved its ground systems operations to Fullerton from the Los Angeles International Airport site with 800 people, and 5 military contracts. Traffic Detoured For Construction Placentia Ave., from Ball Rd. south to Los Angeles St. (Santa Ana Freeway frontage road), will be closed for approximately 60 days beginning Monday morning it was reported today. Construction of a sewer trunk line in this section of Placentia Ave. was given as the reason for the closing of the busy highway. Traffic will be detoured on Los Angeles St. to Ball Rd. during the construction period, it was disclosed. are invited to a Hamburger Fry meeting of the Anaheim Trailer Club in Anaheim City Park, Monday, May 2, at 5 p.m. Future plans of the newly formed group will be discussed, and reservations for the National Travel Trailer Club Rally at Pomona Fairgrounds will be taken. ?? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADKA (out of state credit welcome) FULLERTON HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. Sun. 1 to 6 ROSE SHOW IN BLOOM Chrysler Imperial • Starfire Sterling Silver • Peace Lavender Girl 1961 A. A.R.S. WINNERS DUET and PINK PARFAIT Many Other Varieties Gift Wrapped For Mother's Day BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN ANAHEIM KE 5-5450 "OUR BUSINESS IS GROWING" Member California Association of Nurserymen SEE THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISERS FOR ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN BEE BUILDERS, INC. BOTTS NURSERY BUNGALOW ELECTRIC SUPPLY Scientists, meers to Be by Hughes Aircraft Company's systems group will hire meers and scientists durent nine months, Phil N. Hughes-Fullerton personger, announced today. The seeking creative, imagpeople to bolster our curk force of 6,000," Scheid working under 26 military involving more than 100, Hughes-Fullerton claim to be the fastest electronic activity in the growing electronic center world." Littlefield to Talk Gardening At Fox Anaheim Theater Botts Nursery will present Joe Littlefield, one of the Southland's foremost garden authorities, at the May 9 Matinee of the Fox Industrial Management Group Hears Kwikset Official, Installs Officers Mon. Anaheim Industrial Management members heard Pat Patterson of Kwikset Division, American Hardware Corporation, discuss how a suggestion plan program operates in modern industry at the club's dinner meeting Monday evening at the Anaheim YMCA. Patterson, Safety Director and Suggestion Plan Administrator o the local lock firm, holds office in Southern California suggestiplan groups. He was introduced by Ray Mallonee of Delco Batteries club program chairman. NEW CLUB OFFICERS, headed by James Rinker of Delco Bateries as President, were installed by Fred Geibel, Industrial Management Club zone representative of Los Angeles. Other incoming officers are: Carmen Franco of Dixie Cup Division, the America Can Company, and Hugh Hickle Screenprint and Pla-Tech Co treasurer. Outgoing officers hoored are: Myron Reed, Kwikset Division, outgoing president; Malonee, and James Wright, pa president. J. J. LITTLEFIELD Anaheim Theater. Doors of the theater will open at 12 noon with the program starting at 12:30. Mr. Littlefield, famous for giving practical advice both understandably and entertainingly will discuss "Spring Gardening." Through his lectures, and the articles he contributes to garden magazines and newspapers, Joe Littlefield weaves his own home-spun garden philosophy. He reSHOP TONITE 'TIL 9 P.M. SHOP EVERY MON-THUR-FRI NITES UNTIL 9:00 P.M. Center at Lemon Downtown Anaheim Ample Free Parking Store Hours, 9:30 to 5:30—Mon., Thurs. and Fri., 8:30 to 9 P.M. The steel pipe installed Washington's Pentagon Building would stretch from Chicago to Dianapolis—about 200 miles. COMMERCIAL MOTELS — APART Complete Planning BEE BUILD General Contractors Block Walls, Patio 12077 GARDEN GROVE JE 7-5585 (Office) SHOP EVERY MON-THUR-FRI NITES UNTIL 9:00 P.M. Center at Leimon Downtown Anaheim Ample Free Parking Store Hours, 9:30 to 5:30—Mon., Thurs. and Fri., 8:30 to 9 P.M. 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