anaheim-gazette 1962-07-25

Architect Jordan Moves To Anaheim, OC Challenge Joe Jordan, AIA, and Associates, generally regarded as one of the West Coast's leading architectural firms, has opened Orange County headquarters at 203 S. Claudina Ave., Anaheim. Jordan, architect for the Anaheim Central Public Library, said the local headquarters will facilitate more efficient execution of his Orange County work — especially the library project. "Orange County's spectacular growth is a welcome challenge." Jordan said. "With so many national corporations establishing Orange County facilities, it is important to keep pace with the area's economic and social stability." Local projects executed by Jordan's firm include: Shuth Buick Company and Glendale Federal Savings in Fullerton and the Los Angeles Drug Co. and Central Library in Anaheim. Currently in work at Jordan's Burbank office are the Los Angeles County Courthouse. $4 million project for the Van Nuys Civic Center, four public libraries for the City of Los Angeles and several FHA senior citizen housing projects in central and Southern California. John E. Backman Construction, Inc. Earns Laudation of Orange County to single out Mr. Backman and the single out Mr. Bacan and the firm bearing his name for public tribute and to wish for him many years of continued successful activities. Among the firms that have won the approval as well as a wide degree of public laudation is John E. Backman Construction, Inc., one of the foremost General Contracting firms serving Orange County. Starting with a small mission, air conditioning myriad of other intricate lems peculiar to the trade. Organization of Lang Plumbing you can depend upon expert organization of Lang Plumbing you can depend upon expert knowledge to satisfy solve these problems. Additionally the firm stands ready toish quick and courteous service remodeling and repairs as we new installations. The job of a plumbing and ing firm is often not easy. A frequently the householder is porarily faced with an unseen difficulty with his unplumbing or heating system subject to the additional pointment of a delayed call. This is not the case with Lang Plumbing Company who will not undertake a job that cannot satisfactorily complete promised. At Lang Plumbing & Heating you will find a comprehensive stock of plumbing and he supplies as the firm acts sales and service organization these items adding their guarantee to that of the factureer. On past performance Plumbing Company are led plumbing and heating spec and they have surrounded selves with a well qualified to assure customers of their they will continue to receive noteworthy service that has the firm's present business high reputation. Complete Body Work Offered By Luther C. Davids Operates Popul firm bearing his name for public tribute and to wish for him many years of continued successful activities. Among the firms that have won the approval as well as a wide degree of public laudation is John E. Backman Construction, Inc., one of the foremost General Contracting firms serving Orange County. Starting with a small beginning, this firm has forged ahead in their chosen field until today they are a recognized leader in residential and commercial construction. Combining years of fine construction with outstanding design planning, the Backman firm has become integral to the continued expansion of Orange County and has to its credit some of the more attractive new structures that grace our County. When this firm undertakes a contract, it is with the guarantee that the job will move through to completion on the scheduled date. This is possible because of the close supervision and the correlation of sub-contractors and material suppliers by top flight expeditors. Local Ladies Find Fountain of Youth At House Beautiful When Ponce de Leon voyaged to America shores in search of the Fountain of Youth, he was really anticipating the modern-day beauty salon. What he hoped to find at that stored Fountain of Youth is readily available to the well-groomed woman of this area at House Beautiful Beauty Salon, 1026 W. Lincoln Avenue in Anaheim. Here it is the women who have learned to use all their wiles to advantage trust their beauty care problems to experienced operators employed by Jerry and Dell Bennett, owners of the shop. The work of the competent beautician is highly skilled and the operators have mastered every phase of the highly technical profession. Only up-to-date, modern equipment is used and backman, a top flight builder who has combined in welding a smooth functioning organization from the planning board to the completed project. We are glad therefore of this opportunity Complete Body Work Offered By Blake & Nation Blake and Nation Paint and Body Shop, located at 153 N. Cypress Street in Orange, offers a complete auto body and painting service to motorists. This reliable organization under the capable direction of Hugh M. Blake and W. R. Nation, is completely equipped to repair any make or model car. With so many cars on the road today we are all aware of the necessity for alert and capable driving but nonetheless, accidents do happen. No matter how great the damage, Blake and Nation can do the repair work. Thoroughly trained and expert workmen get on the job right away. The frame is straightened, the body, fenders, headlamps, and any other damaged parts are repaired or replaced. Then the whole job is completed with a new car coat of paint. When the car is returned, it looks and drives as if it were new. They can also bring older model cars up to date with a sparkling new finish in any of this year's paint new color combinations. It should be a supreme satisfaction to know that your car is in the hands of competent workmen as it is here, and it should be noted that although Blake & Nation stresses quality rather than price as a means of getting jobs, all work done is at competitive prices. Hugh Blake and Mr. Nation are to be commended on a consistently high quality service provided. It has won the respect and confidence of motorists throughout the area. Located at 905 N. Glassee Orange is one of those famous Chevron Service Stations though operated along the high standards as other Chrysler stations, the one operated by Luther C. Davison Jr., er seems above average for has dedicated himself to a part of complete customer satisfaction. The success of this policy borne out by the number ofilar customers that this station gaining. No sooner does a manist pull into the Davison Chevron Station than he is greeted with smile and in a friendly way had his car serviced as soon on his way again. In tion to the superior start gasolines they offer, all lubrication jobs are followed on spree grease charts to make sure reaching all points that may otherwise be overlooked. For the convenience of mists Davison's Chevron station also stocks tires, batteries, automotive supplies. Another ture of the station is a com brake and motor tune-up fact The Davison-Chevron Station Luther Davison are to be mended for the exceptional mices offered the motorists o area. Cabco, Inc. Tops Kitchen Cabinet Cabco, Inc. is well suited to the many custom jobs utilized modern building. Specializing kitchen cabinets for apartm and tracts, specilly designed perly tailored to the discrimin builder. This shop can make specially designed cabinets, etc., and bookcases which ad 1026 W. Lincoln Avenue in Anaheim. Here it is the women who have learned to use all their wiles to advantage trust their beauty care problems to experienced operators employed by Jerry and Dell Bennett, owners of the shop. The work of the competent beautician is highly skilled and the operators have mastered every phase of the highly technical profession. Only up-to-date modern equipment is used and the special methods to enhance milady's beauty are Jerry and Dell's special concern, for they know that the discriminating lady is their best advertisement. The reputation of Jerry nd a Dell is based on their recognized ability to properly advise on all matters pertaining to beauty culture. Perhaps Ponce de Leon made his voyage during too early an age for what he sought is easily found by his modern day counterpart right here at House Beautiful. Builds Reputation For Reliability One of the well established firms in the local plumbing and heating field is Lang Plumbing at 114 S. Harbor Boulevard, Fullerton. Mr. Lang, a man with a broad and varied background in his chosen field, is well qualified to head such an organization as the one bearing his name. The complexity of modern construction demands that the firm be thoroughly familiar with all the engineering aspects of heat trans- American Linen Supply Co. Is Top Business Institution in County Have you wondered how the clerk at the corner grocery, the pharmacist at the drugstore or your favorite soda clerk or waitress keep thir uniforms so spotless and clean? We wondered too, and so we made inquiries. We found out that those spotless white coats, aprons and other linens are rented from American Linen and Supply Co., operated by Barny Armstrong, at 1755 South Hasta in Anaheim whose service trucks start out each morning with a fresh supply of sparkling clean uniforms and linens, delivering the fresh and picking up the soiled from a host of Orange counties' business houses who insist that their clerks and other uniform help al-ways present a crisp, clean appearance. These linens are supplied at a cost not much greater than the laundry cost, and according to Mr. Armstrong permits a firm to have an unlimited supply with no initial investment. In addition to keeping the linen sparkling clean, they are also kept constantly in new condition and no store operator need feel like apologizing for the appearance of his help. American Linen Supply Co. is also a distributor for "Dust-Tex" treated mops and cloths. We are glad to recommend the services of this old established concern who have, shown integrity and honesty in all their dealings since 1895. Proud Record Is Built By Nick & Fergy T.V. Servi In the purchase of larger items such as television receivers we will require subsequent service the prospective buyer will do to deal with an established table firm that is in business stay. ANAHEIM—the Hub of Happiness Anaheimer Tops Tip Toppers Lynda Sprague of 1305½ W. North St. has been elected president of the Orange County Tip Toppers Club for the coming year. Another Anaheim, Phyllis Winslow of 909 Park Circle, will serve as social chairman. Other newly elected officers are Carl Cookerly, vice-president; Beverly Shahan, secretary; Donna Survillas, treasurer; Jack Maddock, Co-social chairman and Margaret McKenna, publicity chairman. A sailing and beach party is planned for July 29 at 1 p.m. starting at the 18th St. Pier at Newport Beach. After sailing, the group will meet at the home of Joan Reisner, 141½ W. Balboa Blvd. The Tip Toppers will hold their annual "Hawaiian Aloha" dance Saturday, Aug. 18 at the Nortonic Recreation Hall, 1824 W. Valencia Ave., Fullerton. The dance, open to the public, will feature music by "The Versatiles." Music Students Slate Concert Students from Sycamore, Trident and Anaheim High Schools, 5815 in number, who have taken part in the Anaheim Summer Music School Program, will present a concert Friday morning at the Anaheim High School auditorium. MAYOR TOURS ANAHEIM'S NEWEST—Morton G. Rodin and Anthony O. Gottuso, right, principals of Desta Development Company explain details of their huge, 270 unit Villa Desta heim complex to "Rex" Coons (center). Located on the c of Orangewood and Haster in Anaheim, the first 68 units w completed in mid-August. Major Coons Tours New Anaheim Apartment Comp Music Students Slate Concert Students from Sycamore, Trident and Anaheim High Schools, 5815 in number, who have taken part in the Anaheim Summer Music School Program, will present a concert Friday morning at the Anaheim High School auditorium. The recital concert will involve youngsters from the fourth grade to the tenth and will include the following group: advanced orchestra, advanced band, intermediate band, intermediate orchestra, beginning woodwind, brass percussion and strings. Each one of these groups will play one-half hour. The curtain goes up at 8:30 a.m. and the concert will last until noon. A few of the numbers on the program will include the "Russian Chorale and Overture," and "Stars and Stripes Forever." Bill Cook, who has been associated with the Anaheim Park and Recreation since 1952 and who is chairman of the summer school program, said that the band will also do other familiar marches. He also said that the summer program which has been quite successful is grateful to teachers Robert Reynolds, Rick Marino and Arch San Romani. This will be the tenth year since the school opened. A decade ago, according to Cook, "the enrollment was 60. A jump of 215 since 1952," he said. In a breakdown of the musicians, 55 per cent are elementary school youngsters, while 45 per cent are in junior high school level. The recital first got underway June 18 and they have been practicing every day from 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Gets Stage Role Mrs. Charlene Dellisanti of 928-B S. Los Angeles St., a Ball State Teachers College (Muncie, Ind.) graduate, has been cast for the part of Moonbeam McSwine in "L'Al Abner" to be presented this summer at Ball State College Theatre. Major Coons Tours New Anaheim Apartment Complex Anaheim city officials and members of the press and radio were taken on an extensive tour of the site of what is to be Anaheim's largest apartment complex. Anthony O. Gottuso and Morton G. Rodin, principals in Desta De-20 acre tract, outlined plans for the huge 270 unit complex at Orangewood and Haster to Mayor Rex" Coons; Mayor Pro-Tem Chuck Chandler; Councilman Jack Dutton; and BaBrney Jordan, President of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. The first 70 units, due for completion and occupancy early in August are 2-bedroom, one-story, completeley private units oriented around a fully equipped recreational area which includes a 50 foot heated pool, bathhouse, Cabana, shuffleboard court and putting green. When entirely completed, the 20 acre, $3 million Villa Desta-Anaheim complex will consist of ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Wednesday, July 28, 1962 Pretty Joyce King Will Wear Rancho Grad Dick Graham Mr. and Mrs. Lester King of 1221 E. Sycamore St., Anaheim, announce the betrothal of their daughter, Joyce, to Richard Graham, son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Graham of 11532 Mac St., Garden Grove. The bride elect is a graduate of Anaheim High School where she was a member of Future Business Leaders of America, the band and the Pep Club. She is employed by Railway Express Agency in Los Angeles. Her fiance, a graduate of Alamitos High School presently attending West Coast School in Fullerton, ing off-set printing. He is a berer of the Future Farmers and the Naval Air Reserve Alamitos and is employed construction company. The wedding date has yet been set. Bobby Soxers Swim Into Softball Event The VFW Bobby Soxer Kitchen Cabinets abco, Inc. is well suited to do many custom jobs utilized in modern building. Specializing in cabinets for apartments tracts, specially designed, especially tailored to the discriminate order. This shop can make those specially designed cabinets, closets and bookcases which add so much to the comfort of the home. Their services are highly valuable by the professional builders well as the individual home owner. This business demands and experience which cannot be acquired overnight, and Mr. Wiig, owner of the shop, in new location at 1141 East Stnut St., Santa Ana, is a man practical background in all aspects of woodworking. The finest materials can be spoiled by proper joining, milling, mitering and doweling. Because of careful attention to every fine detail the products of Cabco, Inc. mark of true craftsmanship excellence of workmanship attributes to the durability as as the appearance of all kicks turned out by Cabco, Inc. It is little wonder that their prices are sought by those who appreciate superior quality work air prices. Gets Stage Role Mrs. Charlene Deillisanti of 928-B S. Los Angeles St., a Ball State Teachers College (Muncie, Ind.) graduate, has been cast for the part of Moonbeam McSwine in "L'Al Abner" to be presented this summer at Ball State College Theatre. Nick & Fergy's TV Supplies and Service, located at 165 N. Glassell, Orange, is just such a firm with a proud past record in which service has been stressed, as much as the original sale. Besides servicing the sets which they have sold and installed, Nick & Fergy's technicians are always available to repair receivers of any make, and a call to KE S-3597 will get prompt attention. The top brands on display in their showroom include Packard Bell and Curtis-Mathis, established leaders in radio and television. Nick & Fergy's is an outlet for the finest brand names in record players, and combination radio-phonographs, including the finest new hi-fi equipment. Owners A. H. Hansen and B. Fudge are rightfully proud of their reputation for service and reliability their firm has gained, and invite our readers to visit their modern music center. BIRTHS Anaheim Memorial Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Blake Staub, 2540 Strong Pl., a boy, July 13. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Breneman, 323 N. Rose, a boy, July 13. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Larsen, 1820 Glencrest, a boy, July 15. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jepsen, 854 N. Resh, a boy, July 16. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Baade, 1213 Turin, a boy, July 16. Mr. and Mrs. David Davis, 1033 Brewster Ave., a girl, July 17. Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson, 801 N. Loara, a boy, July 17. BAGGOTT & TROUTMAN Undertaking One-Fifth Less ANAHEIM MORTUARY "Chapel of the Bella" Don Baggott PR 6-1600 Bill Troutm Clip and Mail This Coupon To Sta Your Thursday Delivery Of The ANAHEIM GAZETTE ONLY 25¢ PER MONTH NAME ADDRESS The Anaheim Gazette 259 E. Center Phone PR 2-1- of Happiness—at a Longer Look Yorba Linda Center Gets Planning Commission Nod George M. Eltinge and George L. Graziadio, real estate developers have recently acquired the proposed 25-acr Yorba Linda District Buys River Water The Orange County Water District is spending $1350 per day on Colorado River water in an attempt to fill underground reservoirs throughout the East Anaheim area. The water is initially brought in from the Colorado River to the Carbon Canyon reservoir. From there it is pumped to the county reservoir at Orangethorne and Miller Streets. Two underground channels, built by bond monies, take the water to two sections of the city. Water flows from the Orange-thorpe-Miller reservoir at 50 cubic feet per second and sinks into the ground all the way down its course to the reservoir at Crescent and Gilbert Streets. At that point the flow is eight cubic feet a second. In the second water spreading operation twenty cubic feet of water are sent down the southerly leg of the channel to the Santa Ana River, accounting for the deep water there. Shopping Center property at the southwest corner of Yorba Linda Blvd. and Richfield Rd. in the city proper. The developers have announced the signing of long-term leases with Alpha Beta Markets for a 20000 sq. ft. super market. Shell Oil company and other retail and service stores. The shopping center will also be the location of the new Bank of Yorba Linda if the application for charger is granted by the Superintendent of California Banks. The developers appeared before the county planning commission on July 3 at which time their plan was taken under submission. Since then it has been approved and sent on to the Board of Supervisors, which is expected to make a decision in the next two or three weeks. George P. Karcher, vice president of Pacific Water company and customer and public relations consultant for the development said of the project, "One of the remarkable things to me is that there were no protests from the local residents. "A large property owner to the east on Richfield Road appeared uninvited at the planning commission meeting and said that she thought this was perfect for commercial development and she would like to see the commission..." Hours New ment Complex 70 apartment-homes. "Just as an example," Mr Gotuso explained, "there will be one area designed just for families with small children. This area will include not only an outside play yard with wading pool, swings, slides and sand boxes, but an inside play area for cold or rainy weather as well. "All areas will be landscaped and maintained by the management," Gottuso went on. "Frankly," admitted Morton Rodin, other half of the developing team the number of people already calling for advance leasing reservations has been so far beyond expectations that we have already taken out permits for the next series. We have 400 apartments on the drawing boards right now and more in the planning stage." Completion date for the first 70 units is set for the middle of August. ANAHEIM GAZETTE—5 Ground Broken For Fire Station City officials have broken ground for the fifth and are condemning property for the sixth and seventh fire stations planned for the greater Anaheim in the very near future. At ceremonies at Broadway and Melrose Streets in East Anaheim last week Mayor Rox Coons declared the day another "Red letter day for the city of Anaheim." The $328,000 new building will replace the present fire station on Broadway near Los Angeles St. and will house two engine companies, a truck company and a rescue truck. The Broadway-Melrose location enables the city to cover a wide area of the city with fire protection and by its position eliminates the need for an additional branch station. Dog Club Will Hold Fun Match Aug. 5 The German Shepherd Dog Club of Orange County, Inc. will hold a Fun Match at La Palma Park Aug. 5 with prizes being awarded in all classes up to fourth place. Entries will be taken from 10 to 11:30 a.m. and judging will start at noon. Helen Polonitza will judge dogs, Mary Roberts will judge bitches and Bob Yankie will judge obedience. For more information call TA 8-5837. British Women Set Thursday Meeting Sunningdale Chapter, Daughters of the British Empire in Anaheim, Mrs. Noral Nelson, regent, will meet noon, Thursday, July 26, at the home of Mrs. Violet Felix, chapter historian, 1942 Cerritos Ave. Anaheim. Women of British birth, ancestry, wives of Britishers, are invited to attend Bobby Soxers Swing Into Softball Event The VFW Bobby Soxers girls football tournament will be held at the Anaheim Civic Center on Saturday, July 26. British Women Set Thursday Meeting Sunningdale Chapter, Daughters of the British Empire in Anaheim, Mrs. Noral Nelson, regent, will meet noon, Thursday, July 28, at the home of Mrs. Violet Felix, chapter historian, 1942 Cerritos Ave. Anaheim. Women of British birth, ancestry, wives of Britishers, are invited to attend the meeting and tea. Clean Your Winter Clothes for Storage 8 lbs. $2 Spotting and Pressing Available CONTINENTAL COIN OPERATED DRY CLEANERS in the Orangefair 1306 B. Harbor Bl. 2 drs. No. Mayfair Open Eve. 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