anaheim-gazette 1963-05-15

DOWNTOWN ADVERTISERS DIRECTORY APPLIANCES Ballmans Appliances 122 W. Broadway (Across from Post Office) BEAUTY SALONS La Dona Beauty Salon DOWNTOWN ADVERTISERS DIRECTORY APPLIANCES Ballmans Appliances 122 W. Broadway (Across from Post Office) BEAUTY SALONS La Dona Beauty Salon 122 S. Lemon (Near cor. of Lincoln) Arnella Beauty Salon 521 N. Los Angeles St. BOAT SALES Anaheim Boat Sales 253 N. Los Angeles St. CAR WASH Anaheim Car Wash 900 W. Lincoln Ave. DEPARTMENT STORES S. Q. R. Department Store Center at Lemon DRAPERIES Lynn Page Draperies 346 W. Lincoln Ave. Town Draperies 215 W. Lincoln DRUGS-PHARMACY Drug Center 201 W. Lincoln Ave. FURNITURE Concord House 133 S. Los Angeles House of Naturewood 124 W. Lincoln Ave. Smith Reafsnyder 151 N. Los Angeles GIFTS-CHINA Mitchell's Treasure House of Gifts 106 W. Lincoln Ave. HEARING AID CENTER Hearing Aid Center 111 N. Los Angeles St. HOME BARS Beer Bar Assoc. 1239 W. Lincoln Ave. JEWELERS Hurst Jewelers 132 W. Lincoln Ave. Kendrick's Jewelers 155 W. Lincoln Ave. LIGHTING FIXTURES Arnold Howard 130 So. Lemon HOME BARS Beer Bar Assoc. 1239 W. Lincoln Ave. JEWELERS Hurst Jewelers 132 W. Lincoln Ave. Kendrick's Jewelers 155 W. Lincoln Ave. LIGHTING FIXTURES Arnold Howard 130 So. Lemon MATERNITY SHOPS Lorene's Shop 350 W. Lincoln MEN'S WEAR Cotler's 118 W. Lincoln WATCH REPAIR & JEWELRY Victor's Time Shop 104 S. Los Angeles WOMEN'S APPAREL Clarice Sportswear 203 W. Lemon Lucky Lady Sportswear 184 W. Center McKinley's 158 W. Center SQR Store Lemon at Center SPORTING GOODS Wisser Sporting 169 W. Lincoln Ave. SURPLUS AND CAMPING EQUIPMENT Anaheim Army and Navy 114 E. Lincoln STATIONERY AND GIFTS Weber's 139-141 W. Lincoln Ave. TAILORS Cahail The Tailor 108 W. Lincoln Mother's Winners More than 80 entries judged this week in the Child Art Contest sponsored by the Store in downtown Anaheim fore the three judges decide the blue ribbon winner and winners up. The store was "decor throughout by the display youthful talent as a prelude to the Mother's Day theme we prompted the contest. The suitor was "Mother's Portrait" for artist. In addition to the blue bon award the winning artist was presented gifts from the Store suitable for Mother's giving. The winning artists were grades 1st through 3rd: H Waldron, 1st; Patty Hernan, 2nd; Debra Dougherty, 3rd; Sunny Dowarth, 4th. In go 4th through 6th: Jennie Mae kin, 1st; Laura Hinkel, 2nd;nis Lee, 3rd and Bill Archer. In Junior High School O Laura Huntzinger, 1st; C Demick, 2nd; Anne Jurva, and Rosalie Ingraham, 4th. Three Orange County artists the judging in the contest, were Evelyn Hamilton Keith Anaheim and Laguna Beach, Nelson of Garden Grove and Anne Lyles of Fullerton. The three have won num awards for their own work, son is an experienced art instructor, now a member of the Grove High School staff. — FREE HOP DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM WATCH FOR DOWNTOWN SECTION EVERY WATCH FOR DOWNTOWN SECTION EVERY UDGES PONDER MOTHER'S PICTURES — It took a lot of figuring to narrow the portraits of some four-score Mothers down to the final winners according to expert judges Mrs. Evlyn Hamilton Keith, Nels Nelson and Mary Anne Lyles, pictured above as they compared notes at the SQR Store unique event. Mother's Portrait' Contest Winners Chosen at SQR Event More than 80 entries were used this week in the Children's Contest sponsored by the SQR are in downtown Anaheim because the three judges decided on blue ribbon winner and run Lyles works considerably in the abstract field. She has been president of the Orange County Art Association and has also held other association offices. Develop In Long R Five Chiefs Selected to Form Groups As a major organizer move, the Downtown Anaheim society has established principal sub-divisions of work they plan to push in running intermediate and final g Chairmen have been selected head the five sub-units and are now evolving committee which will be capable of caring on the program on a permanent basis. Heads of the committees nailed so far are: Martha Schumac Retailers chairman; Arthur G Professional chairman; J am Sides, Auto Industry chairm James Morris, Property Own chairman and Richard Fay, nancial chairman. Ken Cotler had already been selected as head of the membership drive which seeks to en every business organization professional office in the bounded by North, South, I and West streets. The group has also elected pursue certain physical evidence of the drive. A recommendation for the change of Los Angle Street to the name of Anahe Boulevard was approved by members at the recent meet They have also initiated a set for the placement of appropriate signs on streets and the free inviting motorists into the downtown area. Another facet of this area o Mother’s Portrait’ Contest Winners Chosen at SQR Event More than 80 entries were logged this week in the Children’s Contest sponsored by the SQR store in downtown Anaheim before the three judges decided on blue ribbon winner and runners-up. The store was “decorated” throughout by the display of faithful talent as a prelude to Mother’s Day theme which prompted the contest. The subject “Mother’s Portrait” for each contest. In addition to the blue ribbon award the winning artist also presented gifts from the SQR store suitable for Mother’s Day event. The winning artists were: in grades 1st through 3rd: Kathy Idron, 1st; Patty Hernandez, 2nd; Debra Dougherty, 3rd; and Mary Dowarth, 4th. In grades through 6th: Jennie Mae Dumon, 1st; Laura Hinkel, 2nd; Den Lee, 3rd and Bill Archer, 4th. Junior High School Class: Aura Huntzinger, 1st; Cheryl Nick, 2nd; Anne Jurva, 3rd; Rosalie Ingraham, 4th. Three Orange County artists did judging in the contest. They are Evelyn Hamilton Keith of Anaheim and Laguna Beach, Nelsson of Garden Grove and Mary Lyles of Fullerton. The three have won numerous awards for their own work. Nel is an experienced art instructor now a member of the Garden Grove High School staff. Mrs. Lyles works considerably in the abstract field. She has been president of the Orange County Art Association and has also held other association offices. Mrs. Keith has taught for a dozen years in her own studio, providing guidance for both children and adults. Her most recent recognition came from a Best of Show in the Professional Exhibits of the Orange District Federation of Women’s Clubs. Anaheim Firm Building Motel Norwalk’s first executive-type luxury motel, being designed by H. H. Jerome and Associates, Fullerton, will be constructed at 11607 Firestone Blvd., Raymond Bundza, president of Lorica Enterprises, Inc., Anaheim developers, announced today. Construction on the one million dollar motel will get underway in 90 days, Bundza said. According to Howard Jerome, president of H. H. Jerome and Associates, the motel, yet unnamed, will be, of Old English styling heavily embellished with field stone, bay windows, wood battens, diamond pane glazing, and beam ceilings. Special Pages Will Feature Business Area (Editor’s Note) This is the first week of our special Downtown Anaheim Section. Each week we are planning for such a section to better serve both the merchants and the reading public. In discussions with the downtown merchants, they have expressed the hope this special section will acquaint all with the variety of services and specialties available in the area and with special events that may feature buying advantages for the customers. The downtown merchants are making a concerted effort to demonstrate they are a “booming” area instead of a region only of past glory. They are looking for suggestions and comments from all for improving any facet of their enterprise and the district as a whole. If you have any ideas or news items, send them in to this newsletter or to the merchants concerned. TO • ISIT U.S. LEOPOLDVILLE, The CITY (UPT)—Maj. Gen. Joseph Muir, commander-in-chief of the golesese army, will go to the United States next Thursday, inform sources said Monday. The sources said Mobutu been invited by the U.S.A. for discussions on reorganizing Congolese army. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Wednesday, May 15, 1943 The Anaheim Gazette—5 FOR THIS EVERY WEDNESDAY— FOR THIS EVERY WEDNESDAY – Develop Working Committees in Long Range Downtown Plan Chiefs selected to form Groups is a major organization in the Downtown Anaheim Ascension has established five principal sub-divisions of the city they plan to push in reach-intermediate and final goals. Chairmen have been selected to lead the five sub-units and they will be capable of carrying on the program on a perma-basis. Ada of the committees named are: Martha Schumacher, Billers chairman; Arthur Gray, professional chairman; James Sons, Auto Industry chairman; Les Morris, Property Ownersman and Richard Fay, Financial chairman. Ben Cotler had already been elected as head of the member-drive which seeks to enroll business organization and professional office in the area led by North, South, East West streets. The group has also elected to issue certain physical evidence drive. A recommendation to the change of Los Angeles set to the name of Anaheimeward was approved by the members at the recent meeting. They have also initiated a study on placement of appropriate streets and the freeways being motorists into the down-area. Another facet of this area of effort is every Wednesday – Anniversary Celebration At Ballmans A week-long observance of their 18th anniversary is being celebrated by Ballman's Appliances and Television store in Downtown Anaheim. William "Bill" Ballman, proprietor of the Broadway Avenue establishment has declared he intends to "help others celebrate with us by staging a giant sale." "We are going to let others enjoy good fortune, too." Ballman says, "by sharing our own fortunes in a meaningful sale." The store opposite the Anaheim WILLIAM BALLMAN cuts birthday cakes Post Office, although the location Auto Sellers Renew License California vehicle salesmen are required to apply during the month of May for renewal of their licenses to sell motor vehicles, the Department of Motor Vehicles advised today. Salesmen are licensed by DMV to maintain high personnel standards in this phase of the automotive industry in California. There are about 21,000 motor vehicles salesman employed in the state, the department reported. Salesmen may renew their licenses between May 1 and May 31. The department said salesmen cannot lawfully continue to sell vehicles after June 30 unless they renew their licenses. Post Office, although the location of his present 18-year-old business, is not the first venture for Ballman. He has been an Orange County businessman for over 30 years. "We feel our success in Anaheim, and throughout the county," Ballman declares, "is due in a measure to the fine service department we maintain as well as to the standards of merchandise we offer." The firm is a factory-authorized franchise dealer for a number of well-known brand names in the appliance and television fields. The present stature of the business, which Bill Ballman declares is well up into the multi-million dollar area, is a combination of frugal buying habits learned in the school of hard experience in his meager beginning days, help from a skilled and personable staff that has been developed over the years and the solid backing of "the finest people in Orange county," his customers. Ballmans have recently completed an expansion and modernization program at the store which provides more facility for inspection of items. Bill asserts, as well as improved flexibility for display and demonstration.