anaheim-gazette 1963-05-22

Open Mon & Fri Nights 'Til 9 P.M. DOWNTOWN ADVERTISERS DIRECTORY APPLIANCES Ballmens Appliances 122 W. Broadway (Across from Post Office) BEAUTY SALONS Le Done Beauty Salon 122 S. Lemon (Near cor. of Lincoln) Arnella Beauty Salon 321 N. Los Angeles St. BOAT SALES APPLIANCES Ballmens Appliances 123 W. Broadway (Across from Post Office) BEAUTY SALONS Le Done Beauty Salon 122 S. Lemon (Near cor. of Lincoln) Arnella Beauty Salon 821 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 246 W. Lincoln Ave. Town Drapery 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 166 W. Lincoln Ave. HEARING AID SERVICES Hearing Aid Services 111 N. Los Angeles St. JEWELERS Hurst Jewelers 122 W. Lincoln Ave. Kendrick's Jewelers 155 W. Lincoln Ave. LIGHTING FIXTURES Arnold Howard 130 So. Lemon MATERNITY SHOPS Lorena's Shop 350 W. Lincoln MEN'S WEAR Cahail The Tailor 108 W. Lincoln Cotler's LIGHTING FIXTURES Arnold Howard 130 So. Lemon MATERNITY SHOPS Lorene's Shop 350 W. Lincoln MEN'S WEAR Cahail The Tailor 108 W. Lincoln Cotler's 118 W. Lincoln WATCH REPAIR & JEWELRY Victor's Time Shop 104 S. Los Angeles WOMEN'S APPAREL Clarice Sportswear 209 W. Lemon Lucky Lady Sportswear 104 W. Center McKinley's 158 W. Center The Specialty Shop 154 W. Lincoln Ave. SQR Store Lemon at Center SPORTING GOODS Dutz Hilbers Sporting Goods 121 West Broadway (at Lemon) Wisser Sporting 169 W. Lincoln Ave. SURPLUS AND CAMPING EQUIPMENT Anaheim Army and Navy 114 E. Lincoln PIANOS—ORGANS—MUSIC Gould Music 225 W. Lincoln UPHOLSTERY Bircher's Upholstery 224 So. Lemon 2 Doors off Broadway TOP DOWNTOWN NAHEIM WATCH FOR THE DOWNTOWN SECTION EVERY DOWNTOWN SECTION EVERY Stores Stock Penny Bowls For Parking Shoppers in the downtown Anaheim area need not wait for "pennies from heaven," as the old song relates but may find a convenient bown of the one-cent pieces on the counters of nearly every merchant. The bowls are kept handy for shoppers to get sufficient for their parking meter needs when they park on any of the streets that have the iron guardians of your time. Next time you park downtown and can't find a penny in your purse, just try the first merchant's store you see and ask for a parking penny or two. Men in Service SAN DIEGO, Calif. (FHTNC)—Walter B. Shy, son of Mrs. M. J. Morgan of 1817 Charlestown, Anaheim, completed recruit training, Feb. 1, at the Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif. During the nine-week indoctrination to Navy life, recruits are trained in physical fitness, basic military law, military drill, customs and etiquette of the naval service, swimming and survival, first aid, and seamanship. Joe Farber Invites Non The benefits, and the downright enjoyment of being a member and participant in the functions of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce have been succinctly expressed in the following comments which were made spontaneously by Joe Farber to the GAZETTE. They were so splendidly an honest appraisal we considered they should be reproduced for all to read, especially, the grand invitation to breakfast. Farber is the head of the Lucky Lady Sportswear Store on Lincoln. He has labelled the statement as "comments from a merchant, and a personal invitation from Joe Farber." If only more people would know what's going on at the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, they would surely take greater pride in living in this area. Business and professional men, dedicated, loyal and unselfish are giving so much of their time and their knowledge and their wisdom without thanks and without remuneration, towards guiding the destinies of the Chamber of Commerce just to help make Anaheim a better place in which... National Bank City Two Years Anaheim was the 22nd milestone has been Anaheim's branch of States National Bank, the anniversary obsession given demonstration city of the city and this Anaheim was the 22nd opened, the branch kicks 15th in the system of deposits, E. C. Aldrich regional vice president today, and anniversary of the opening in Anaheim was by the growth of the town to 30 offices and a fifth the First National Verne, confidence of the bank the future of, not only a city, but the Down of Anaheim in particuressed by bank offi-national felt the down-of Anaheim was going once a new growth when two years ago, Aldrich. During the openings several of the cities stated that the pat-licities was a return to areas of major offices commercial interests and they felt Anaheim was one of the cities that would join that list. Certainly Aldrich's statement bears out that judgment. Stan Pawlowski, manager of the local office, commented that he naturally couldn't be happier with the town. "This city really takes civic interest and civic pride seriously", he said, adding that the team-work between merchants in the downtown area to keep the ball rolling is undoubtedly one of the strong factors in the city. PTA Holding Press Lunch The three Anaheim PTA Councils, which include 50 school units, hosted a press luncheon today for professional newmen, radio station representatives, and the publicity chairmen of the individual PTAs within the three councils. The special luncheon, held at the Anaheim Elks Club, was the unique project of the Anaheim Elementary Council, the Anaheim Secondary and the El Dorado Oeste Councils. Down in the heart of Anaheim the city fathers have demonstrated a warm feeling for the wandering shopper in search of a parking space. And, perhaps best of all, the city has provided designated areas that may be occupied free of charge. These parking areas have been available to motorists for some time as a part of the city's overall plan to make it easy for the residents and the visitor to find convenient spots to put away the car while they go about the busi-neas that lures them to the downtown area. Wednesday, May 22, 1963 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA The Anaheim Gazette—5 DOWN IM The Largest Shopping Center in Anaheim FOR THIS VERY WEDNESDAY— Farber Applauds Chamber Farber Applauds Chamber, ites Non-Members to Meal fits, and the downright of being a member and in the functions of the chamber of Commerce succintly expressed in comments which spontaneously by Joe the GAZETTE. They lendidly an honest app-considered they should succeed for all to read, the grand invitation to Farber is the head of Lady Sportswear Store. labelled the statement nis from a merchant,onal invitation from "If only more peo-know what's going onheim Chamber of Com- would surely take in living in this area,and professional men,royal and unselfish are much of their time and edge and their wis-thanks and without, towards guiding of the Chamber of just to help make better place in which to live, work, and play. They attend breakfast meet- Why do they sacrifice their time from pleasures and their families? So that you and I can enjoy Anaheim more. Every resident of this city, indirectly, benefits from the work of the Chamber of Commerce...and so does every merchant, every business man and every professional man. Sureg we may not all agree with some of the methods but none can disagree with the motives...just as noe every one could agree on policies or religion. This is Democracy at its best...and being loyal to the chamber of commerce, supporting it with your time and your membership, is only what a loyal citizen should do, and be happy that he is given the privilege of so doing. To those of you in the business and professional world, I personally urge you to be a guest at the next breakfast meeting of the Ambassadors group...which will be held at the Wonder Bowl, Thursday morning at 7:30 a.m. We adjourn promptly at 8:30. Here you will have an opportunity of seeing just one of our committees in action, discussing ways and means, and solving problems that arise in the Chamber of Commerce. The Ambassadors is just one of many committees, composed of very busy men, who believe it is their privilege to be of service to our lovely community. Signed, Joe Farber Just a plain ordinary member of the Chamber of Commerce New CAP Unit Gets Charter Civil Air Patrol, an auxiliary of the United States Air Force, has recently chartered an Orange County unit known as Group 7, Squadron 91, located at the Meadowlark Airport, Sunset Beach. An invitation is extended to young men and women between the ages of 14-18 years to investigate the opportunities offered by the CAP Cadet Program. Men and women over 18 years of age are invited to participate in the Senior activities which primarily fly search and rescue missions and contribute to the success of the program as cadet instructors, chaplains, communications officers, ground rescue coordinators and scores of other important assignments. Meetings are held every Wednesday evening at 9:30—Meadowlark Airport, Sunset Beach. Without such spots, traffic experts declare, the downtown center would be so congested that traffic would barely move. Parking on the streets is permitted, of course, but most of the streets have parking meters which offer minor threats to peace of mind.