anaheim-gazette 1963-05-29

10—The Anaheim Gazette Wednesday, May 29, 1863 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Lawyer Unit To Hear Panel The Orange County Plaintiff Trial Lawyers Association he announced that there will be a panel discussion at their next monthly dinner meeting Injury Avalue-tion and Settlement Practices in Southern California. The event will feature three outstanding trial lawyers from Los Angeles County and three outstanding trial lawyers from Orange County, including the President of the Orange County Bar Association, Robert Fraser, Vernon Hunt of Santa Ana and Donald Ruston of Fullerton. The event is to take place at the Charter House Hotel, across from Disneyland on June 13, at 7 p.m. and all members of the California State Bar are invited to attend. The members of the Trial Law-sers Association feel that there are wide and varied practices among the insurance industry as to case evaluation and settlement methods and a study will benefit the injured public in obtaining a uniformity of evaluation. Attorneys representing members of the injured public will hear various views expressed by lawyers from other areas in California with thoughts, suggestions and ideas to obtain maximum representation for members of the injured public. All lawyers wishing to be placed on Orange County Plaintiff Trial Lawyers mailing list for scheduled events should contact the Association's Secretary, Eugene Attorneys representing members of the injured public will hear various views expressed by lawyers from other areas in California with thoughts, suggestions and ideas to obtain maximum representation for members of the injured public. All lawyers wishing to be placed on Orange County Plaintiff Trial Lawyers mailing list for scheduled events should contact the Association's Secretary, Eugene Pischer, 1720 West LaPalma Street, Anaheim, announced Association Director Richard V. Jackson, also of Anaheim. Anaheim Girl Wins State Essay Award Sally McAuley, Anaheim High School senior, won fourth prize in essays in a state-wide literary contest held this month at the University of California, Davis. R The contest, sponsored by the departments of English and dramatic art and speech, included competition in drama, essays, poetry and fiction. It is part of a two-week Festival of the Arts, which ended last week (May 19) on the campus. Sally's home is 1803 W. Broadway, Anaheim. Pacific Phone Display Augurs Better Thinking The world must certainly be on the verge of being able to fulfill the philosopher's prayer for all to have the ability to communicate understandingly. The only question that night remain is the wonder of, not that it is being done, but how is it being done. This is at least one reaction to an examination of some of the latest equipment on display in the Pacific Telephone's new regional marketing headquarters in the Union Bank Building in Orange. Newsmen and other interested representatives of the communication-user's world were treated to a "Cook's tour" of the center during the past week. The display area is designed to demonstrate simulated business conditions for potential customers of communication systems. There is no jammed counter full of items for examination unique selling area. It instead, dy a sense of distance between devices tends to implant the idea zons at one's fingertip power on instant tap sway, or be used to stantial decisions anyway. The modern teletype, ple, scorns the childish senting paragraphs of w steady cadence. Now the tape sets a scene, raising ering lights, opening doing informative movies lace the data or knowle transmitted. The machine selects more stations, which anywhere in the world the data to, or the sys permit anyone of the senders to call another o And all the while the m X-RAY EYESIGHT... ...BUT there is a good way to be assured of good construction in the house you buy ... even the part you can't see that is under the floor, over the ceiling and between the walls! Test the surface with your knuckles ... cabinets and carpentry with your eyes! Genuine Lath and Plaster is the mark of the good builder ... the well built home. It assures you that no substitutes were used at the sacrifice of quality. Test quality ... Knock on the Wall ... you're entitled to Genuine Lath and Plaster! Knock on the wall Genuine lath and Plaster One of a series of vital messages to every home owner and builder from the Orange County Lathing Bureau, 1605 No. Harper St., Santa Ana, Calif., JE 1-1 BUSINESS DI A Guide For Your Buying Your Local Merchants List BLACK BART the former villian of Disneyland's western gun battles, iness in Anaheim — under the name of "Black Bart's" Actually, Black Bart started in the upholstery business, then came to Southern California where he put in 2½ year gun fights at Disneyland. Due to a fall and injury on this job, Black Bart went back ago and now runs a very successful operation of re-uphers for new furniture and drapery. There's really nothing villianous about his present w fair prices, and has hundreds of satisfied customers to Black Bart is 62 years of age, has 7 children, 22 grand two of his children in Anaheim. Even though successful Bart hasn't left the entertainment field entirely, as he partment and other organizations and every year work Anaheim Halloween parade. "Disneyland is the finest entertainment place in the wo wonderful days at the local Park. Ladies, bring all your upholstery & drapery needs to B ST., ANAHEIM; And bring the kids in too — they will PR 4-1874 OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. DAILY — EVENING One Display Center Better Things to Come of items for examination in this unique selling area. It is marked, instead, dy a sense of expanse and distance between devices that tends to implant the idea of horizons at one's fingertips and a power on instant tap that may sway, or be used to sway, substantial decisions anywhere. The modern teletype, for example, scorns the childish era of presenting paragraphs of words at a steady cadence. Now the blur of tape sets a scene, raising and lowering lights, opening doors, starting informative movies to interface the data or knowledge being transmitted. The machine selects one or more stations, which could be anywhere in the world, to send the data to, or the system will permit anyone of the receiver-senders to call another on its own. And all the while the monitor in scrutably registers every impulse with in all the system. It would seem but a minor step, what with generation-old scramblers, to hook up the world on a personal basis and erase tensions by "taking the language" of the receiving tongue. Variety of Items But these devices are only some of the displayed items in the new center. There is a new lure in switchboards, in finger-saving dial cards touch-tone dialing and a host of new telephones. The miniaturized switchboard "Centrex" is one of the interest-attracting items. No larger than a typewriter, it is designed for firms requiring many telephone lines. But this PBX equipment permits incoming calls directly to a desired party, bypassing the operator; transfers of calls within the office; and more detailed billing. Howard Heith, who heads the Anaheim District offices for Pacific Telephone, has assured viewers of the new center they will find answers to their communications problems there. It probably will be with equipment ready for installation on fairly short notice. It could be with devices on display that are still in the development stage. For example, one of the new handy telephone handsets is worth about $10,000. It's the only one there is, so far. But the cost, by the time they are in the office or home — well, the price will be shaved considerably, says Heith. Western High Elects Slates New class and league officers were elected last week at Western High School. Sandy Miller, Commissioner of Activities, and Vicki Dilatush, Commissioner of Activities - elect, recently an Black Bart is 62 years of age, has 7 children, 22 grand two of his children in Anaheim. Even though successful Bart hasn't left the entertainment field entirely, as he partment and other organizations and every year works Anaheim Halloween parade. "Disneyland is the finest entertainment place in the world wonderful days at the local Park. Ladies, bring all your upholstery & drapery needs to B ST., ANAHEIM; And bring the kids in too — they will PR 4-1874 OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. DAILY — EVENING For your sharpening needs in the Fullerton area call — 871-8353 HOWARD'S SHARP SHOP 602 So. Raymond, Fullerton • Hand saws • Circle saws • Drills • Lawn mowers • Cutlery Pick Up & Delivery Black Bart's UPHOLSTERING • One of Orange Co.'s Finest Upholsters • Let us make that old furniture once more a beauty spot in your home. 1616 E. Santa Ana, Anaheim PR 4-1874 SHOES HARD TO FIT? —B to AAAA— Reduced Prices $7.98 to $14.98 Reg. $19.95 to $38.95 • HIGH FASHION • ARCH SHOES • CASUALS LINBROOK SHOES 2166 W. Lincoln, KE 5-9633 SANTA ANA HOUSE OF MUSIC Specializing in Guitars—Amplifiers Band Instruments Sales—Lessons All Name Brands 941 E. 1st St. KI 2-47 Santa Ana CARPET CLEANING by Red CARPET SERVICE SERVICING ALL OF ORANGE COUNTY UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Latest Equipment 20 Years Experience CALL HEARING AID SERVICES OF ANAHEIM Free Hearing Tests Repairs Batteries and Cord Home or Office App Rentals Terms 2 yr. guarantee Western High Elects Slates New class and league officers were elected last week at Western High School. Sandy Miller, Commissioner of Activities, and Vicki Dilatush, Commissioner of Activities - elect, recently announced the election results. Senior Class officers are David Colmar, president; Donna Davis, vice-president; Yolanda Guzman, secretary; and Pat Burris, treasurer. Junior Class officers are Terry Haller, president; Linda Tanner, vice-president; Leslie Powell; secretary; and Peggy Gilbert, treasurer. Elected to Boys' League offices are Bob Grabham, president; Mike Ralston, vice-president; and Craig Racine, secretary-treasurer. Elected to Girls' League offices are Beth Wlaschin, president; Nancy Kudebeh, vice-president; Sharon Ross, secretary-treasurer; and Jo Ann Rice, publicity chairman. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. General Trucking Moving - Storage PHONE KE 5-2869 ANAHEIM CARPET CLEANING by Red Carpet Service SERVICING ALL OF ORANGE COUNTY UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Latest Equipment 20 Years Experience CALL 522-2824 POOR BOYS TV SERVICE JUNE ONLY: Free Transistor radio with new pic. tube installation. UHF Converter with antenna, $29.95 90 Days Parts Warranty 30 days on service DAY & NIGHT $2.99 Service Call 505 W. La Palma, Anh. PR 6-7200 THE YOU'LL An ad in this column ends of Orange Daily. You'll have thousands every publication. It for you. CALL OKE DAILY NEWS WANT ADS BRIN NESS DIRECTORY For Your Buying & Service Needs Merchants Listed Below BLACK BART Island's western gun battles now operates his own upholstery business, the name of "Black Bart's Upholstery". In the upholstery business 25 years ago in New Mexico and Ohio, he put in 2½ years as the colorful villian of the western job. Black Bart went back into the upholstery business 4 years successful operation of re-upholstered old furniture and special ordnance. Nonson about his present work — in which he stresses quality at all of satisfied customers to prove this. His specialty is antiques. He has 7 children, 22 grandchildren and lives with his wife and son. Even though successfully established in business again, Black Bart ment field-entirely, as he still puts on shows for the police departments and every year works in the March of Dimes and is in theertainment place in the world," says Black Bart — recalling his mark. Upholtery & drapery needs to BLACK BART'S, 1616 E. SANTA ANA he kids in too — they will love Black Bart! PR 4-1874 P.M. DAILY — EVENING CALLS BY APPOINTMENT 1 FUNERAL NOTICES REMLAND, OTTO ARTHUR, 72, 2730 Sierra Ave., Norco, Calif. Born in Omaha, Nebraska, Mr. Remland came to Orange in 1917 and moved to Norco one year ago. He passed away in Riverside Tuesday of a long illness. Mr. and Mrs. Remland would have celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary in June. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Bertha K. Remland of the home, Sisters, Amelia Stanway, Hulda Stark both of Anaheim, Mary Betker, Lydia Evans both of Oregon, Brother, Carl Remland, Banning. Services will be held Saturday at 2:30 P.M. in the GILLOGLY - DONEGAN FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL with Dr. Jay Luman Bush of the First Presbyterian Church of Orange, officiating. Interment will be in Fairhaven Memorial Park. GILLOGLY - DONEGAN FUNERAL HOME, DIRECTORS. 1A SPECIAL NOTICES LOMA VISTA Atop Beautiful Fullerton Hills Endowment Care, Cemetery & Mausoleum Phone LAmbert 5-1575 2 PERSONALS PRINCESS INTRODUCTIONS SINGLE? KE 5-1531 LONELY? MASSAGE · ease tension, steam, reduce, 12261 Harbor Blvd., G.G. 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Rose, Lola & John. Home calls, also. JE 4-5610 5 LOST AND FOUND— WILLIAMS GARAGE MOVED TO 403 W. Walnut Ave. Orange We specialize in: ★ Engine Rebuilding ★ Auto. Trans. Overhaul ★ Wheel Balancing ★ Mufflers ★ Tune-Up ANY MAKE OR MODEL Including Foreign KE 8-5583 Exclusive agent in Anaheim and Fullerton area for: ★ Glenniniani ★ World Champion Racing Bike BROWNIE'S BIKE SHOP 1769 W. La Palma — Anh. KE 5-2431 Repair Service on Foreign & Domestic Bikes CAREY Stationers ORANGE HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL & OFFICE SUPPLIES Commercial Stationery Weddings • Artists Supplies • Party Supplies General & Seasonal Greeting Cards KE 8-1718 109 N. Glassell St. Downtown Orange JACK'S Automotive ● Wheel Alignment ● Wheel Balancing ● Brakes ● Motor Tuneup Auto Electrical Motor Rebuilding 8046 Main St., Stanton JA 7-4090 SANTA ANA HOUSE OF MUSIC Specializing in Guitars—Amplifiers Band Instruments Sales—Lessons All Name Brands 941 E. 1st St. KI 2-4787 Santa Ana James H. Russell & Son Plumbing Service Radio Dispatched Sales & Service On Gas Water Heaters KE 2-4722 KI 5-5901 QUALITY SHOES FOR LESS ★ Mademoiselle ★ Pelizzio ★ Deliso Debs ★ L. Miller ★ Delman's $798 ★ Amano Up ★ Red Cross ★ Evins LINBROOK PERSONALS PRINCESS INTRODUCTIONS SINGLE? KE 5-1531 LONELY? MASSAGE · ease tension, steam, reduce, 12261 Harbor Blvd., G.G. 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Rose, Lola & John. Home calls, also. JE 4-5610 LOST AND FOUND— LOST — Black rim glasses — in black case vic. Collins & High school. KE 8-8110. FREE theatre tickets for ALMA SCHWARTZ, 283 N. Olive, Orange. LOST — Boys blue schwinn varsity 10 racer at Orange Park May 24th License 3551 Reward. Call KE 8-1781. BUSINESS SERVICES • CARPENTRY CARPENTER Remodeling work of all kinds. Homes, Boats, etc. Cabinet work a specialty Bob (The Carpenter) TA 8-2071 ADAMS REPAIR, Remodeling, cabinets, shelves, fencing, patios, dividers, etc. Free est. 534-0722. CARPET CLEANING CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL Living & Dining area, $12 All work guaranteed. PR 2-8537 • CEMENT WORK CEMENT WORK Patios, driveways, etc. Free Estimates. 828-6543 BLOCK walls, patios, brick and stone work. Licensed contractor. JE 4-4392. PATIOS — Drives — walks, any size, shape or color. Free est. High quality. 537-1759. CEMENT work to your specifications. Free estimates. Pa Kittle 537-4778 or 897-7297 PATIOS, sidewalks, pool, deck, room additions. Free estimates. LE 9-7835 CEMENT WORK, patios, sidewalks, planters or what have you? Reasonable. KI 7-4578. WE SPECIALIZE in custom PATIOS. Call KE 8-5944 from 8-6. • CLEANING HEARING AID SERVICES OF ANAHEIM • Free Hearing Tests • Repairs • Batteries and Cords • Home or Office Appts. • Rentals • Terms • 2 yr. guarantee 111 N. Los Angeles, Anh. PR 4-8042 QUALITY SHOES FOR LESS ★ Mademoiselle ★ Pelizio ★ Deliso Debs ★ I. Miller ★ Delman's $798 ★ Amano Up ★ Red Cross ★ Evins LINBROOK SHOES 2166 W. Lincoln KE 5-9633 THE "CHEAPEST" SALESMAN YOU'LL EVER HIRE! An ad in this column will expose your services to thousands of Orange Daily News & Anaheim Gazette Readers. You'll have thousands of "Salesmen" working for you every publication. It will be a good money investment for you. CALL CLASSIFIED DEPT. KE 8-1144 HUNTING FOR THE BEST IN LOCAL SPORTS COVERAGE? THE ORANGE DAILY NEWS KE 8-1144 ANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS! PATIOS, sidewalks, pool, deck, room additions. Free estimates. LE 9-7835 CEMENT WORK, patios, side-walks, planters or what have you? Reasonable. KI 7-4578. WE SPECIALIZE in custom PATIOS. Call KE 8-5344 from 8-6. CLEANING WINDOW — Wall washing Floor Waxing Free estimates — 633-2233 HAULING of all kinds, large or small, Trash. Clean-up. Small buildings hauled or destroyed. KE 5-2571. CONSTRUCTION REMODELING, Additions, Alterations. Oscar Peterson, 228 N. Waverly, 532-4163. MAINTENANCE J & F Auto. Washer Used automatic washers with guarantee — $25 & up. REPAIR SERVICE — LI 4-2894. MOVING FAST MOVING $12 hr 2 Men We buy your excess furniture. Storage $3 Room. KE 5-5448 HAVE TRUCK WILL HAUL or clean up. Call 531-1307 MUSIC LESSONS ACCORDION & ORGAN instruction VININGS HOUSE OF MUSIC 2138 Larkspur — KE 8-2888. PAINTING & DECORATING NEED some painting done? Call Bill Abney & Ed Pond. Free est.. Work guaranteed. KE 8-9579 or KE 8-3992 PAINTING — Interior — Exterior C. L. Mikeworth Jr. KE 2-5106 759 No. Glassell PAINTING Interior & Exterior 1st Class KE 8-8750