anaheim-gazette 1963-07-25

Anaheim Memories 80 Years Ago This Week This office is indebted to D. W. Thompson for some delicious blackberries grown on his fine ranch in North Anaheim. It is possible that a cracker factory will be established in Anaheim by our enterprising baker, Mr. E. A. Meek. Madame Modjeska and party were in town on Monday. They have gone to San Francisco where the madame begins a theatrical engagement on the 7th. The editor desires to acknowledge the receipt from Leonard Parker of an excellent fish which, when alive snorted in the waters at Laguna, Mr. Parker is noted as being the luckiest fisherman of the hundreds congregated at the resort. Water in the river continues to be very low. Only one head was flowing in the Santa Ana ditch on Wednesday. The sources of supply this year are lower than any previous time. Even in Los Angeles the demand for water far exceeds the supply. The work of driving piles for the dam in the Santa Ana River began on Thursday. A brisk northeast wind raised a formidable volume of sand on Monday afternoon on each side of town. For some occult reason not a breath of wind or speck of flying sand distrubed the serenity of Anaheim although the sky was for a time darkened with whirling sand on all sides. 55 Years Ago This Week W. J. Hill is threshing grain for Fred Bixby on the latter’s ranch near Long Beach. N. E. Murphy will open his new restaurant near the post office August 14th. He will call it the Star Restaurant and will make a speciality of serving first class meals at low prices. Sport Wetzel, formerly a resident of Orange County, is incarcerated in the San Bernardino jai a raving maniac. Advices from that point say he went suddenly insane on Wednesday and after giving battle to Henry DeBois of Los Angeles and a Long Beach man went several miles across the mountains and stampeded the sojourners at Fishers Camp near Bear Valley. For two days he raved until a body of men got together and overpowered him by main force. He will probably be committed to the asylum at Patton. 30 Years Ago This Week To Howard D. Mann of Costa Mesa goes the notoriety of being the first person convicted and sentenced for violating the new county dry ordinance, passed July 11 by the County Board of Supervisors. He was caught 24 hours after the law was passed and has been sentenced to serve 90 days in the county jail. 4-H Club members throughout the Southland are busily engaged in rounding up their projects, preparing their exhibits and planning for their camp at the combined Los Angeles, Riverside and Orange County fair in Pomona, Sept. A brisk northeast wind raised a formidable volume of sand on Monday afternoon on each side of town. For some occult reason not a breath of wind or speck of flying sand distrubed the serenity of Anaheim although the sky was for a time darkened with whirling sand on all sides. 55 Years Ago This Week Major E. E. Upham of Olive was in town the first of the week. Major Upham stands for clean politics and says that republicans up this way are indignant over the action of the county committee in denying them the right to vote at primaries. The band will give another of its popular open air concerts at the band stand Wednesday evening next. Hans Weisel has the distinction of being the first local hunter to kill a deer this season, having shot a yearling buck in the San Fernando mountains one day last week, where he and his brother Fred, along with George and Roger Dutton spent several days on a hunting trip. Chapman College Admits Nine Anaheim Students Nine Anaheim students at Orange State College were among 60 who achieved a 3.5 grade-point average or above during the 1963 Spring Semester, OSC Dean of Students Ernest A. Becker has announced. To be eligible for the Dean's List, he explained, students must carry a minimum of twelve units of work. Included on the Dean's List were 36 students who earned a minimum 3.75 grade - point average. "Academic accomplishment is certainly a main goal of education," Dean Becker said, "and we are pleased to honor those students who have earned recognition by the quality of their work." Names of the Anaheim students R. Shultz, 619 Bellevue Drive; Sue Smith, 916 Bluejay Lane; Liselotte J. Thom, 1219 East Vermont; Joyce N. Wiley, 2030 Orange Ave. QUEEN CANCELED VISIT LONDON (UPI)—Queen Elizabeth canceled her visit to the Royal school in Windsor Great Park Sunday because of an outbreak of chicken pox among the pupils. The Queen, who was to have presented prizes, called off the visit on advice of her doctor, a palace announcement said. PLANE KILLED GIRL TURIN, Italy (UPI)—An Italian Included on the Dean's List were 36 students who earned a minimum 3.75 grade - point average. "Academic accomplishment is certainly a main goal of education." Dean Becker said, "and we are pleased to honor those students who have earned recognition by the quality of their work." Names of the Anaheim students follow: Darwin L., Brown, 1828; Gail Lane; Isabel M. King, 2168; Falmouth Street; Kumahai, 1633; Palais Road; Otha L. Mellott, 233; West Cliffwood; Josephine L. Olson, 2210 South Loara; William OFFICE—HOME SUPPLIES STATIONERY—GIFTS OVER 50,000 ITEMS W 139 W. Lincoln Weber's Downtown Anaheim PLANE KILLED GIRL TURIN, Italy (UPI)—An Italian air force plane crashed during an air show Sunday, killing a 17-year-old girl spectator. The demonstration marked the 40th anniversary of the Italian air force. WON WEED AWARD BURFORD, England (UPI)—Miss Barbara Hyde won first place in a weed-growing contest Sunday with a weed 134 inches long. THE MEASURE OF A MAN By CAROL BAKER There comes a time when man starts growing out instead of up — reaching his full physical stature does not necessarily mean that he has nearly grown, because it is at this time that his world is expanding — his horizons broadening — later, experience teaches him to limit his interest in knowledge, to specialize — to train himself for a chosen career. And it is at this time that we take the measure of a man. How well, is he trained? an we depend on him? Does he have good judgement? A good way to take the measure of a man is to take a look at his habits — because the habits of a man are the key to his character. For example — a man of sound judgment checks in regularly with Harvey's Auto Body and Painting, for a sparkling paint job in their modern shop, at 1109 Raymond Way, in Anaheim. Harvey's Auto Body and Painting, collision repairs, and wreck rebuilding — as well as featuring expert specialized work on Volkswagens, Renaults and Foreign ars. If you are a foreign car owner — why not take the measure of a job done at Harvey's Auto Body and Paintings? You'll be glad you did. DRAPERY HARDWARE BUY ANY PART YOU NEED TRAVERSE RODS MADE UP TO YOUR ORDER FAST COURTEOUS SERVICE Lynn Page DRAPERY STUDIO 346 W. Lincoln Anaheim, Calif. Phone No: 535-0482 Once A Year Special "INTIMATE" TRAVEL SIZE SPRAY MIST By REVELON Limited Time Ony DRUG CENTER 201 W. LINCOLN KE 5-1115 FREE DELIVERY Downtown Anaheim—Reliable Prescriptions Our Warm Weather is Ahead and we still have specially priced dresses for these Hot summer days. REGULAR HALF-SIZE DRESSES 1-2-3 PIECE — VAL. 12½ to 24½ to 19.95 MATERNITY 1-2-3 PC. DRESSES SIZES 6 to 20 Val. to 19.95 LORENE'S SHOP Rolling-Pin PAPER TOWEL HOLDER THIS MONTHS MAPLE CLUB SPECIAL COME WHILE SUPPLY LASTS. BULLY BOARD 11x20—½ BLACK BD ½ PIN-UP MAPLE FRAME REG. 5.50 DRESSES 1-2-3 PIECE — VAL. 12½ to 24½ to 19.95 MATERNITY 1-2-3 PC. DRESSES SIZES 6 to 20 Val. to 19.95 LORENE'S SHOP Across From Security 1st Nat'l. Bank 350 W. LINCOLN — Downtown Anaheim OPEN—MON. & FRI. "TIL 9 P.M. — KE 5-8533 HUNTING SEASON OPENS COASTAL AREA DEER — OPENS AUG. 3rd ALL NEWEST MODELS IN STOCK. BROWNING, WINCHESTER, REMINGTON, SAVAGE. New! FN Musketeer Rifle 243, 30-06, 7mm MAGNUM 308 NORMA MAGNUM $88 Gun Rentals • Loading Tools & Supplies • Licences & Tags Issued Wisser Sporting Goods 169 W. Lincoln, KE 5-3417 Downtown Anaheim Free Parking -- Rear of Store CAMPING EQUIPMENT RENTALS • Tents • Sleeping Bags • Coleman Stoves Lanterns THIS MONTHS MAPLE CLUB SPECIAL COME WHILE SUPPLY LASTS. BULLY BOARD 11x20—½ BLACK BD ½ PIN-UP MAPLE FRAME REG. 5.50 The Concord House 133 S. Los Angeles St. Downtown Anaheim ● 533-46 seal your promise with DIAMONDS Nothing Expresses Your Thoughts So Well as a Diamond—Choose Wisely—Buy The Finest. Do Trust us When You Make Your Selection. Kendrick's JEWELER 155 W. Lincoln Anaheim KE 5-4 "CERTIFIED MASTER WATCH MAKER" 17 JEWEL MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WATCH REG. 49.50 VALUE LESS -20.00 TRADE-IN YOU PAY ONLY RENTALS • Tents • Sleeping Bags • Coleman Stoves Lanterns • Cots • Stools Lg. & Sm. ICE CHESTS LUGGAGE CARRIERS Anaheim Army & Navy Store 114 E. LINCOLN • DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM KE 5-7835 • FREE PARKING REG. 49.50 VALUE LESS 20.00 TRADE-IN "Meet Joe Hurst and Wear Diamonds" Hurst JEWELERS 132 W. LINCOLN — DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM KEystone 3-3107 CELEBRATING OUR SILVER JUBILEE Y Reg. 1.25 CAR WASH GOOD ANY DAY WITH THIS AD 75¢ NEW ANAHEIM CAR WASH 900 W. Lincoln (Across from Hi School) MOST UNUSUAL UNFINISHED FURNITURE STORE 8 PIECE CORNER STUDIO 2 bookcases 22" long, 12" high 2 cabinets 22" long, 12" high 1 cabinet 22" long, 29" high 1 chest 22" long 1 corner desk 32" x 32" 1 double chest 44" long Featuring All Major Furniture Mfg. Stocking: Solid Pine - Hemlock Ash - Cherry - Maple & Walnut —TERMS TO SUIT— HOUSE OF NATUREWOOD 124 W. LINCOLN—ANAHEIM 2500 S. MAIN—SANTA ANA Year Special MATE" E SPRAY MIST 200 ENTER KE 5-1115 RY —Reliable Prescriptions Mitchell's... The Dinnerware Store of Downtown Anaheim SERVING GREATER ORANGE COUNTY LENOX SYRACUSE OXFORD FLINTRIDGE PICKARD CASTLETON HAVILAND FRANCONIA FRANCISCAN NORITAKE ROYAL DOULTON METLOX STANGL Select from our foremost collection of fine china, crystal, silver and gifts for the home for any occasion Where Dreams Come True Through Our BRIDE'S REGISTRY BANKAMERICARD KE 5-4648 Open Friday 'til 9 p.m. 166 W. LINCOLN DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Rear Door to Free Parking HOLDER $295 APLE CLUB SPECIAL SUPPLY LASTS. RD $395 PIN-UP 5.50 MID – SUMMER CLEARANCE NOW IN PROGRESS Plenty of Free Parking SMITH REAFSNYDER 151 N. LOS ANGELES ST APLE CLUB SPECIAL SUPPLY LASTS. RD PIN-UP 5.50 ord House Angeles St. m ● 533-4685 NOW IN PROGRESS Plenty of Free Parking SMITH REAFSNYDER 151 N. LOS ANGELES ST. KE 5-2409 — KE 5-6643 — Downtown Anaheim OPEN MON. & FRI. "TIL 9:00 P.M. HOT WEATHER HAIR CAN BE TRANSFORMED QUICKLY THROUGH ARNELLA'S EXCLUSIVE ... "Artistry in Hair Fashion" EXTRA POROUS For a truly New Experience in Hair Design and Style. EXCESSIVELY DRY Hair Styling Bleaching & Tinting Specialists in Permanent Waving BADLY DAMAGED Downtown Anaheim Leading Salon 521 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 776-8500 Hours: 9 to 6 Daily, 9 to 5 Sat. AMPLE FREE PARKING AND WOMEN'S WATCHES YOU PAY ONLY 29 50 FREE USE OF EQUIPMENT With Purchase of 3 Gallons of Paint. ANYONE CAN DO A PROFESSIONAL JOB WITH OUR PUSH BUTTON OR DIP-TYPE-ROLLERS Valco Stucco Paint ... gal. YOU PAY ONLY 29 50 Hurst and Wear Diamonds WE GIVE A GREEN STAMP Hurst JEWELERS DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM e 3-3107 SILVER JUBILEE YEAR USE OF EQUIPMENT With Purchase of 3 Gallons of Paint. ANYONE CAN DO A PROFESSIONAL JOB WITH OUR PUSH BUTTON OR DIP-TYPE-ROLLERS Valco Stucco Paint ..... 4.95 gal. Pittsburg Stucco Paint ..... 5.95 gal. Downtown Anaheim NEFF PAINT AND WALLPAPER 200 No. Los Angeles KE 5-3219 ANUSUAL RNITURE STORE MECE CORNER STUDY 2 bookcases 22" long 2 cabinets 22" long, 12" high 1 cabinet 22" long, 29" high 1 chest 22" long 1 corner desk 32" x 32" 1 double chest 44" long For Furniture Mfgs. Pine - Hemlock Maple & Walnut TO SUIT— NATUREWOOD N—ANAHEIM -SANTA ANA THUR - FRI - SAT - ONLY FREE WITH THIS AD — A Hi-Low Dimmer Control WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY LIGHT FIXTURE — SUPPLY LIMITED! SO HURRY ARNOLD HOWARD The Finest In Lighting Fixtures 130 S. LEMON ANAHEIM ½ BLOCK S. OF LINCOLN KE 5-2239