anaheim-gazette 1961-10-19

New Building Opens E. H. Sargent and Company's new western division office warehouse building, just completed on a two-acre site in Anaheim, will contain more than 38,000 different items of scientific equipment, apparatus and chemicals, according to Thomas Mints, president of the 109-year-old firm. The facility, located at 1617 Ball Road, consists of a 21,000-square-foot warehouse, a 5,000-square-foot office area and an ample-sized lobby for reception of visitors. The building is constructed of concrete tilt-up panels fashioned at the site, buff-colored face brick toward the street side of the office area and Palos Verdes stone used as facing for the lobby. The office area has been designed to speed the flow of paper work from receipt of order through checking of stock cards to forwarding orders to the warehouse for shipping. Paper work need move only 30 feet, and orders will be shipped within 24 hours. The color scheme of the office is brown and tan with buff and blue walls. The warehouse itself features modern adjustable shelving on which stock is set up numerically by catalog number. The Anaheim office will do all its own purchasing and will maintain balanced inventories of all 38,000 items. Provision has been made for storage of acid and flammable chemicals in special set up for immediate demonstration. Customers may try out equipment in the demonstration laboratory before purchasing. Some of the equipment on display will include Polarographs, titrators, potentiometric recorders, gas chromatographs, analytical balances, microscopes, spectrophotometers, and other laboratory devices. For the convenience of employees, a large walled-in patio has been provided on the building's east side adjoining the employee lounge. The patio features picnic tables, umbrellas and lounge chairs, and, like the entire site, was landscaped by Raymond E. Page of Beverly Hills, noted landscape architect. A 60-car parking lot for visitors and employees is located on the building's west side near the front, with loading ramps for trucks located farther to the rear. In checking over the new western division headquarters, John Manypenny, division manager, said: "This structure is admirably suited to carry on the Sargent tradition of service to science. We take pleasure in announcing the availability—on a local basis—of Sargent services to all the laboratories in the growing west." Service Group Helps Anaheim Servicemen Servicemen from Anaheim and Western Orange County are stationed all over the globe but their home towns are helping them to banish boredom and chase away loneliness. They help through the Un Service Organizations, points out H. A. Beisswen manager of the West Anaheim branch of the Bank of America and local USO representative. The USO is one of 15 agencies supported by the Anaheim Western Communities Un Fund drive. "As our defense effort pands, the USO will carry increasingly heavy load in providing recreation and entertainment for members of armed forces," said Beisswen. The USO operates 212 ice centers in the United States and 22 abroad. More than million servicemen visit clubs and lounges every year. In addition, USO sends fessional entertainers to bases all over the world. Troupes visit even the most lated military installations boost morale. Analyst To The color scheme of the office is brown and tan with buff and blue walls. The warehouse itself features modern adjustable shelving on which stock is set up numerically by catalog number. The Anaheim office will do all its own purchasing and will maintain balanced inventories of all 38,000 items. Provision has been made for storage of acid and flammable chemicals in special fireproof storage rooms. The latest techniques of warehouse operation will be employed. Special feature of the western division headquarters will be a complete demonstration laboratory staffed by experienced technical personnel. Occupying 600 square feet, the lab will have various complex types of instruments and equipment Analyst To Speak Here 1-30 One of the nation's best known economic analysts, Conrad C. Jamison, has joined the panel of authorities who have accepted invitations to address the third annual Orange County Industrial Conference which will be held at Disneyland Hotel on Nov. 2, it is announced by Alton Allen and William J. Phillips, co-chairmen. Vice president and economist of Security First National Bank Jamison will present a comprehensive report on the bank's newest Orange County economic survey being prepared for the Conference. The report is rated one of the most comprehensive surveys of its kind. A copy of the 85-page economic projection will be presented to each of the 1,000 business executives due to be in attendance from all sections of the nation. Additionally, they will be provided with the latest official Orange County progress reports and other pertinent data on the area. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E.Broadway.Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 CYO To Hear Communism Talk Dr. Tirso del Junco, chief mate of Fidel Castro and port on Communism in America, will be principal speaker at the CYO Federation of Single Adult Clubs and communion breakfast Sun Oct. 29, at the Biltmore Hall. Mass will be celebrated federation members by Balden J. Bell at 10 a.m. in Vibiana Cathedral, Main Second Sts. Father William Hutson, assistant CYO director and federation spiritual director, will deliver the sermon. Held on the Feast of C the King, the Mass and munion breakfast will office open National CLO Wee the Los Angeles Archdiocese Hundreds of federation members representing parish are expected to attend. Local Jobs Rise Total employment in Los Angeles and Orange Counties by 19,900 since August reached a record high of 2,200 in September, Irvin Perluss, director of employees announced today. The pre-high was 2,778,000 set in December, 1960. Santa Fe cuts fares Los Angeles — San Diego Now Only $4.40 round trip PLUS TAX Good Mondays through Thursdays until December 14 Santa Fe Santa Fe Station, Phone PRospect 4-0148 ANAHEIM, CALIF. Service Group helps Anaheim servicemen they help through the United Service Organizations, Inc., their home towns are helped them to banish boredom purchase away loneliness. They help through the United Service Organizations, Inc., their home towns are helped them to banish boredom purchase away loneliness. News About Our Service Men Serving in the Pacific aboard the destroyer USS Taussig, operating out of San Diego, is Neal L. Nance, shipfitter third class, USN, son of Mrs. J. B. Nance of 3531 W. Tyler, Anaheim. The Taussig recently returned to San Diego from a six and a half month cruise in the Far East with the Seventh Fleet. While in the Western Pacific, the Taussig visited the Philippines, Hong Kong and Japan. Army Pvt. Gerald R. Gaovette Jr., 20, whose parents live at 7431 Palais Rd., Stanton, recently participated with other personnel from the 8th Division's 504th Infantry in Exercise Wind-Drift, a field training exercise in Sennalager, Germany. During the one-week exercise, which was designed to test individual and unit efficiency under simulated combat conditions, members of the division's 504th and 505th Infantry were airlifted from staging areas in France to Sennalager where they participated in a mass parachute drop. After the drop these units engaged in maneuvers against the division's 26th Infantry which acted as an aggressor force. Other units from the division provided support for the exercise which was conducted at the British All-Arms Training Center at Sennalager. Gaovette, a driver in the infantry's Company B, is regularly located in Mainz, entered the Army in July 1958 and arrived overseas in August 1960. Serving aboard the ocean nonmagnetic minesweeper USS Excel that made history by becoming one of the first United States Navy ships to recently visit the port of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, is David E. McNeely, radioman seaman. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Basil V. McNeely of 930 Hampton St., Anaheim. The Excel's visit, along with several other U.S. minesweepers, to Phnom Penh, marks first opportunity for rescuers to see a U.S. Navy ship. The 172-foot wooden minesweeper, manned by 65, is home-ported at Beach, headquarters for the cific Mine Force, and is unable to return to the station month. Army Pvt. Robert J.itos, son of Mrs. Florence Joshi, 323 S. Clementine, heim, recently was assigned the 41st Transportation pary in Germany. Lakatos, a driver in the pany in Mannheim, enters Army in March 1961 and plotted basic training at Ord. Serving in the Pacific the fleet ocean tug USS Iti, operating out of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, is William Hing, fireman, USN, son and Mrs. George W. Morrow 707 Pepper St., Anaheim. The Hitchiti completed 000-mile round-trip voyages to the Panama Canal after 54 days at sea in a weekend stopover at Vallarta, Mexico. USO operates 212 servicemen in the United States and lounges every year. USO sends professional entertainers to U.S. all over the world. These visits even the most iso-military installations to morale. This is made possible by con-tributions to the United Fund. YO To Hear Communism Talk Mr. Tirso del Junco, class- of Fidel Castro and ex- on Communism in Latin America, will be principal speaker at the CYO Federation Single Adult Clubs annual communion breakfast Sunday, May 29, at the Biltmore Hotel. Mass will be celebrated fororation members by Bishop Jen J. Bell at 10 a.m. in St. Ana Cathedral, Main and Bond Sts. Father William G. Johnson, assistant CYO director federation spiritual directive will deliver the sermon. Field on the Feast of Christ King, the Mass and com- onion breakfast will officially National CLO Week in Los Angeles Archdiocese. Hundreds of federation mem- representing parish clubs expected to attend. Local Jobs Rise Total employment in Los An- and Orange Counties rose 19,900 since August and reached a record high of 2,796,- in September, Irving H. Gluss, director of employment announced today. The previous was 2,778,000 set in De- ber, 1960. 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These students are among approximately 10,000 seniors throughout the country who attained semifinalist status through their high scores on the qualifying examination, a test of educational development given last March in more than 15,000 high schools. The semifinalist group is composed of the highest scoring students in each state and in the United States territories. Each semifinalist now moves a step closer to winning a four-year Merit Scholarship to the college of his choice. Nineteen other students who did not quite attain the level of the semifinals are slated to receive Letters of Commendation for making exceptional scores on the qualifying tests. These students are James K. Applegate, Steven M. Blake, Esther L. Blomquist, Burlle A. Brunson, William Douglas Cook, Paul V. Crist, Sandra Y. Fabian, G. Stephen Hammatt, Susan J. Heide, Sue E. Humphrey, Lee R. Karjala, and Michael T. Shannon of Anaheim High; and Carol J. Brigance, Gayle E. 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