anaheim-gazette 1963-07-11

Hughes Names Tillman Brown Tillman L. Brown has been appointed marketing manager, Facilities Engineering and Construction Division, Hughes Aircraft Company ground systems group, C. H. Brubaker, vice president and ground systems group executive, announced. Brown will report to S. H. Swenson, manager, Facilities Engineering and Construction Division. The FE&C Division provides architect - engineering services, featuring scientific and technical capabilities in planning, engineering, designing and construction management of specialized scientific laboratories and facilities. Hughes architect - engineers, in planning and coordinating the modern facilities required by rapidly expanding scientific building activity, are supported by the technical personnel and laboratory resources of the entire company. Some of the outstanding projects for which FE&C Division directed the design, engineering and construction are: a satellite relay station for the U.S. Air Force; a facility for research, development, and manufacture of infrared systems; a special facility for testing effects of radiation on military electronic equipment; a super - clean facility for thin film microelectronic application; and a space environment simulator building. Before his current appointment, Brown was marketing representative for Space Simulation Systems. He joined Hughes in 1960. Previously he was general manager of Custom Control Manufacturing Co., Rosemead, Calif., and manufacturing manager of Hardeman - Jones, Inc., Rosemead. Brown graduated from Simmons Institute, Los Angeles and Anaheim. Angels Open Vital Stand The Los Angeles Angels start their most important home stand of the American League season tonight against the New York Yankees. With the hectic pennant chase at mid-point, at least seven teams are still in the thick of the fight, including the Angels. The fifth home stand is studded with key games against the Yanks, Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians and Detroit Tigers. The Yankees also play Friday night, July 1 at 8 p.m. and Saturday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. The Red Sox follow with a Sunday, July 14 doubleheader starting at 1:30 and a single day game Monday at 1:30. The Indians are in 80 Years Ago This Week All the way from Lough Loch Carrickmacross, Ireland, comes a letter inquiring in regard to Anaheim. Among other things the following: "I see also an account of a San Bernadino Colony not far from Anaheim, but I think water is scarce in that country. We presume the writer alludes Riverside and we infer that he not much out of his reckoning regard to the scarcity of water there, for the last weeks issue the Press and Horticulturist said that of the 1800 inches of water turned into their ditch, only inches reaches the irrigators. A loud explosion heard about o'clock on last Saturday night was the result of an attempt to blow up a house on First North Street occupied by Chinese. The explive was placed under the house it is supposed by some rii Chinese. A few boards were broken and dishes shattered but one was hurt. James D. Ott has sold 40 acres of land east of town to Dav Bertsch for $1600. The Los Angeles Common Council refused to make an appropriation for the celebration of Fourth. They are a nice lot patriots. The Anaheim Brass Band practicing new music for Fourth. Visitors to Anaheim on Fourth will find at the Anahei Bakery on Center Street a spill did lot of pies and cakes of descriptions. Buy some for children. 55 Years Ago This Week Walter Korn while out hunt Before his current appointment, Brown was marketing representative for Space Simulation Systems. He joined Hughes in 1960. Previously he was general manager of Custom Control Manufacturing Co., Rosemead, Calif., and manufacturing manager of Hardeman - Jones, Inc., Rosemead. Brown graduated from Simmons Institute, Los Angeles and attended UCLA. Korean veterans with "RS" insurance policies have until September 13, 1963, to convert their term policies to permanent plan insurance or exchange them for lower cost "W" policies and receive a special dividend, according to the Veterans Administration. VACATION TUNE-UP SPECIAL Most V-8's 960 Labor + Parts Most 6 Cylinders 550 Labor + Parts • Complete Ignition Service • Truck-Bus-Diesel or Gas Repair • Brake-Air Brake Repair HAROLD'S TRUCK & AUTO SERVICE 500 S. Walnut; Anaheim Phones: PR 2-4230 — PR 2-8236 Harold Jacobs, Owner CLEARANCE Our Twice-A-Year Store-Wide S-A-L-E! 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LINCOLN • DOWNTOWN A Anaheim Memories 30 Years Ago This Week The way from Lough Lea, Skmacross, Ireland, comes over in inquirying in regard to him. Among other things is following: "I see also an account of a San Bernadino Colony from Anaheim, but I think it is scarce in that country." Resume the writer alludes to side and we infer that he is much out of his reckoning in to the scarcity of water for the last weeks issue of press and Horticulturist says of the 1800 inches of water into their ditch, only 900 feet reaches the irrigators. Boud explosion heard about 9 on last Saturday night was result of an attempt to blow house on First North Street by Chinese. The explosions placed under the house, supposed by some rival. A few boards were broken dishes shattered but no was hurt. James D. Ott has sold 40 acres east of town to David Smith for $1600. Los Angeles Common Council used to make an appropriation for the celebration of the day. They are a nice lot of its. Anaheim Brass Band is playing new music for the day. Others to Anaheim on the will find at the Anaheim Bay on Center Street a splen-tion of pies and cakes of all options. Buy some for the men. 55 Years Ago This Week Korm while out hunting any disturbance that may jeopardize lives or property of Americans in the canal zone or contiguous territory and the government has made ample preparations for any serious outcome of the Panama election. Mayor Uphan of Olive was skating around town a day or two ago, on business and pleasure bent. Says everything is Taft and Sherman in the foothill country. A. J. Snodgrass piloted a jolly party of young ladies and gentlemen to Bay City on Sunday where a delightful outing was enjoyed by all. The afternoon was devoted to dancing and other forms of amusement. 30 Years Ago This Week Wednesday evening at the city park amphitheatre, 151 members of the class of '33, Anaheim Union High School, received their diplomas and passed from the portals of secondary education. The amphitheatre was filled with relatives and friends of the graduates to hear the impressive ceremony, which lasted for two hours. Twenty-two graduates of St. Boniface Parochial School Sunday afternoon received from the hands of the Rev. P. Browne their diplomas. More than 300 relatives and friends attended graduation exercises at St. Joseph's academy Sunday evening in the school courtyard. Katherine Smith of Upland was valdictorian and Virginia Depweg of Anaheim was salutatorian. Rev. Paul Dillion of Fullerton awarded diplomas to the six high school and two junior high school graduates. Orange County is seeking $13,- BIG OKAY FOR ANNIE PROGRAMS — Comparing the Park and Recreation Department's "Annie Anaheim" Girls Softball Program with the Chamber of Commerce Warehouse District. Mrs. Sybib headgear Raber, P. More than 300 relatives and friends attended graduation exercises at St. Joseph's academy Sunday evening in the school courtyard. Katherine Smith of Upland was valdictorian and Virginia Depweg of Anaheim was salutatorian. Rev. Paul Dillion of Fullerton awarded diplomas to the six high school and two junior high school graduates. Orange County is seeking $13,000,000 for federal employment relief funds under the $33,000,000 federal public works act. A fund raising drive will begin Monday to raise the $750 needed to carry on organization work in this city during the coming year. Anaheim Masonic Lodge will observe past master's night Friday evening in the Masonic temple. Also, the lodge will observe its sixty-third anniversary with a 6:30 o'clock dinner-meeting. Junior Past Master A. H. Shipkey announces. Past masters will confer a third degree. Twenty-two counties will be represented at the meeting of Republican leaders of Central and Southern California to be held at El Tejon Hotel, Bakesfield, Saturday, June 24, Chairman Howard Irwin of the Orange County Republican Central Committee announced this week. Two slight tremblors, after affects of the major earthquake of March 10 were felt here this week. The first stirred residents at 2:31 p.m. Monday, the second being felt shortly after 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. BIG OKAY FOR ANNIE PROGRAMS — Comparing the Park and Recreation Department's "Annie Anaheim" Girls Softball Program with the Chamber of Commerce Womens Division, known as the "Annie Anaheim" Division, are from left: Ellen Foucher, 514 N. Clementine; THESE LITTLE ANNIES NOT ORPHAN Chamber Women Lead T More than 80 girls, presently taking part in the "Annie" recreational program, sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department had an unexpected visitor the other day. They met the original "Annie." Mrs. Sibyl Rose, representing the Woman's Division of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, stopped off at Pearson Park to get a glimpse of the program and to speak to a few of the ladies. This program is opened girls, with ages ranging from The name "Annie" which Park and Recreation Department adopted to their over-all pro belongs to Mrs. Rose's org tion. However, the Woman vision loaned the "Annie heim" symbol and name Department for the summ AUTO.P and ACCE SPRAY ENAMELS Giant 16.4 oz. Can BEAUTIFUL DECORATOR COLORS Reguar 1.69 HIGH-TENSION SWEAR A-L-E! our rock ala, Suits at two ention the price! 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