anaheim-gazette 1963-08-08

Irvine Company Names Sullivan as Director Mark R. Sullivan of San Francisco has been elected to the Board of Directors of The Irvine Co., Irvine, filling a vacancy created by the resignation of Robert H. Gerdes, N. Loyall McLaren, chairman of the board, announced today. Sullivan's business career has been primarily in the telephone industry. Some of the more prominent positions formerly held by him include: President, The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.; President, Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Companies of Washington, D. C., Virginia, Maryland and West Virginia; Vice President, American Telephone and Telegraph Co. in charge of the department of operation and engineering. He also was president and director of the Perini Land and Development Co., and President and Director of the Perini Electronic Corp. Sullivan is now retired but continues as a director of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., Allied Properties, Inc., California Packing Corp., Perini Corp., New York Life Insurance Co., and Rheem Manufacturing Co. He is a member of the advisory council for the School of Business Administration of the University of California and was formerly a Director of the Stanford Research Institute. He has served as a director and is a past president of the California State Chamber of Commerce. In announcing this change in Irvine directors, McLaren stated that the Board has accepted with regret the resignation of Gerdes who has recently been elected President of the Pacific Gas and Electric Co. Gerdes had been a director of The Irvine Co., since November, 1948. lied Properties, Inc., California Packing Corp., Perini Corp., New York Life Insurance Co., and Rheem Manufacturing Co. He is a member of the advisory council for the School of Business Administration of the University of California and was formerly a Director of the Stanford Research Institute. He has served as a director and is a past president of the California State Chamber of Commerce. He has also served in the past as a Director of the Riggs National Bank (Washington, D.C.) and the Wells Fargo Bank American Trust Company (San Francisco). Honor Murdy State Senator John A., Murdy Jr., has been selected at "Outstanding Governmental Official of Orange County for 1963" by the Orange County Property Owners Association, according to Claude M. Wiseman, OCPOA president. Senator Murdy will be honored for his outstanding service to the citizens of Orange County at a dinner to be sponsored by the OCPOA on August 23, 1963, at 7:30 p.m. at the Peek Family Colonial Terrace Room, 7801 Bolsa Ave., Midway City. Congressman Richard T. Hanna will be featured speaker. Completes Art Course Ebbe Hammershoi, 1763 W. Neighbors, Anaheim, has completed his three year course with the Famous Artists Schools of Westport, Conn. Hammershoi specialized in commercial art and illustration with this home study school. Directing the art courses is a faculty of distinguished artists among whom are Norman Rockwell, Albert Dorne and Jon Whitcomb. 15 Kwikset 15 Kwikset Employes Get Service Pins Fifteen, 10 and 5 year service emblems were presented to 12 employees of Kwikset Division, Anaheim, now in its 18th year of manufacturing residential locksets and powdered metal products. Bob Smiley and Russell Sollows, both of Anaheim, were recipients of fifteen-year emblems. Ten-year service awards were received by Harold Sorenson, Anaheim; John Gerlach, Los Angeles; Al Boeck, Corona del Mar; Evelyne Westover, Placentia; John Clarke, Anaheim; Paul Rivera, Garden Grove; Aime Martineau, Rudy Sgontz and Bob Brambley, all of Anaheim. Bruno Mayer, Fullerton, was presented his five-year service emblem. Bids Invited The State Division of Highways called for bids this week on 13 projects, including installing reflectorized guide markers on portions of the Santa Ana and San Diego Freeways (U.S. 101, Interstate 5) and a portion of the San Bernardino Freeway (U. S. 60-70-$0, Interstate 10) from San Clemente at the San Diego County line to the Long Beach (State Sign Route 15). Bids will be opened August 29 in Los Angeles. A total of $55,-000 in state highway funds is available for the project. Grads Praise Advantage Of OCC Business The Coast College main-business management and department. Is it worthable? People who think so are Judith Bosch of Belmont fashion coordinator for The Way, Anaheim, and Terri of Costa Mesa, assistant and executive trainee for Legienne Shops in Bullock's Ana women's sportswear. Bosch, formerly Judith now 21, enrolled in OCC at 18. With general education classes, her course included salesmanship, retail advertising, business math, merchandising operation, merchandising display, ownership management and marketing. She participated in the work experience program in which students spend from eight to 15 hours per week on jobs related to classroom and lab work. On graduation she was hired as a full time sales person at the Anaheim store. She later was promoted to fashion coordinator. Her next step up to department manager for a dress department, junior coats and suits, junior dresses and the maternity shop. Mrs. Bosch says OCC courses which aided her most in moving up were merchandising display, and company policies and procedures. Terri Jacobs, 20, worked behind a department store counter while attending OCC. Then a Bullock's interviewer appeared at the school. Terri was picked as a "Campus Representative" for the store's annual back-to-school sale. Her job was to advise prospectiveTerri was subsequently promoted to assistant buyer for the Legienne Shops, and earned weeks of training in the store executive trainee program. The details of duplicate voices, checking and markup learned at OCC, Terri says, made upward route much less difficult. Perhaps the most valuable item in her education, she also were sales conducted by OCC, dents themselves. One feature men's wear, the second feature women's beach and sun ad EVERYBODY SAVES” ★ LONGS DRUGS “WHERE EVERYBODY SAVES” ★ LONGS DRUGS “WHERE EVERYBODY SAVES” PRICES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY SHOP AND SAVE AT LONGS YOUR STORE OF DRUGS AND THOUSANDS OF THINGS SKIPPY DOG FOOD 12 CANS 88¢ BRAND BESS NS 38¢ YLE SPRAY Costume Jewelry Values to 1.50 FOR 88¢ Longs Drugs WHERE EVERYBODY SAVES 1302 SO. HARBOR BLVD. Orange Fair CENTER Fullerton Store Only Acres of Free Parking STORE HOURS: Weekdays 9:30-9:30, Sundays 10-7 NS 88¢ YLE SPRAY 68¢ Costume Jewelry Values to 1.50 FOR 88¢ WHERE EVERYBODY SAVES 1302 SO. HARBOR BLVD. Orange Fair CENTER Fullerton Store Only BETWEEN FULLERTON and ANAHEIM Acres of Free Parking STORE HOURS: Weekdays 9:30-9:30, Sundays 10-7 LUNCH OF SANDWICH BAGS ZEE 8¢ PAPER NAPKINS Zee - Full 80 Count 8¢ MaaloX LIQUID REG. 1.49 88¢ ZEE TOILET TISSUE 28¢ Sweetheart Soap REG. SIZE 4 FOR 28¢ FLASH LIGHTS 2-CELL METAL 18¢ KOTEX REG. SUPER JUNIOR BOX OF 12 REG. 45c 3 FOR 88¢ HOME PERMANENTS ALL REG. 2.00 — YOUR CHOICE 1¾ HILLS BROS Instant Coffee 10-OZ. JAR 88¢ MOSAIC TILE VALUES TO 1.00 IMPORTED CERAMIC — Asst. Patterns 2 FOR 88¢ HAISE LOUNGE PADS 288 Beat the Heat! KOOL-AIR PORTABLE ROOM COOLER 19'88 KING EDWARD CIGARS BOX OF 50 2'18 FLASH BULBS WESTINGHOUSE M2 NO.5 CTN. OF 12 88¢ SWIM CAPS ALL RUBBER 68¢ AMERICAN THERMOS KEAPSIT — QUART VACUUM BOTTLE 1'68 REG. 39¢ VALUE! MODESS BELTS 28¢ NEVER BEFORE ... NEVER EAPSIT CE CHEST 12¥68 Charcoal BRIQUETS 10-Lb. Bag Red Hawk BIG 24" BAR-B-QUE BRAZIER Complete with Hood, Spit & Brackets 9¥99 2½ Quart WATER PITCHER 68¢ STRUCTO Portable BRAZIER 3¥44 METRECAL LIQUID 6-PAK $1¥39 SAVE AT LONGS Accurate-Reliable PRESCRIPTION SERVICE! OLD MUSKETEER Blended Whiskey 80 Proof FULL FIFTH $2¥88 SKOVAR VODKA 80 Proof FULL FIFTH $2¥58 ROSEBROOK GIN 90 Proof FULL FIFTH $2¥88 BROOK SPRINGS STRAIGHT SOURBON WHISKEY 100 Proof FULL FIFTH $3¥58 CASE OF 24—12-OZ. CAN'S MAIER SELECT BEER $2¥88 REG. 39¢ VALUE! MODESS BELTS 28¢ BOYS TEE SHIRTS 5 FOR 88¢ SIZES 2-6 6 TRANS. RADIO 6¥88 With Batt., Earphones & Case TAMPAX 28¢ REG. 45¢ Men's Handkerchiefs 10 FOR 88¢ 60 - 75 - 100 WATT LIGHT BULBS 4 FOR 88¢ Reynolds Wrap 3 FOR 88¢ 12" x 25' — REG. 35¢ IRONING BOARD SILICONE COVERS 38¢ 4.95 VALUE — READY TO HANG DOOR MIRROR 2¥88 SHAVE BOMB — REG. 79¢ AERO-SHAVE 2 FOR 88¢ OCC Business Course on what to wear. was subsequently promoter assistant buyer for the Colne Shops, and earned six of training in the store's active trainee program. details of duplicate insures, checking and markup she led at OCC, Terri says, made upward route much less doffo. Perhaps the most valuable in her education, she adds. sales conducted by OCC students themselves. One featured us-wear, the second featured men's beach and sun accessories. Students, Gerri included, established a department store operation and participated in buying, merchandise control, window display, receiving and marking, record keeping and accounting. Other OCC retailing and management graduates are holding down sales and executive posts in the grocery industry, textiles, pharmaceuticals, restaurant buying, travel agencies, chemicals and auto accessories. Eugene W. Overholt, teacher and coordinator for OCC's business management and retailing department, and Dr. Basil H. Peter- GETS COLLEGE POST Dr. Siegfried V. Wantrup, an international leader in the field of natural resource economics, has been named assistant to the Chancellor for Research in Resource Planning at University of California, Irvine to create a teaching and research facility for the study of the complex inter-reactions of man and his environment. "WHERE EVERYBODY SAVES" ★ LONGS DRUGS "WHERE EVERYBODY SAVES" WHAT VALUES! WHAT SAVINGS! WHAT A SALE! CHILDREN'S NYLON ANKLETS Reg. 39c Value! 498¢ BOYS WESTERN DENIM JEANS Sanforized Sizes 4 to 10 Zipper Fly $1 PAIR BETWEEN FULLERTON and ANAHEIM cres of Free Parking sundays 10-7 NYLON ANKLETS Reg. 39c Value! 4 PAIR $98c PHILODENDRON GALLON SIZE PLANTS 2 FOR $88c Full 3-lb, 6-oz. Fully Cooked Swift's Premium CAN CHICKEN 88c BOYS WESTERN DENIM JEANS Sanforized Sizes 4 to 10 Zipper Fly $1 PAIR BOYS BRIEF'S Reg. 69c Value 3 PAIR $1 IVORY SOAP 5¢ Personal Size BAR American THERMOS SCHOOL LUNCH KIT $178 N... A SALE LIKE THIS! JUMBO SIZE COMET CLEANSER 5 FOR $88c BORAX GIANT SIZE — REG. 67c 20 MULE TEAM BORAX CANADA DRY SOFT DRINKS REG. & LO CAL. 12 FOR $88c SWIM CAPS ALL RUBBER 68c 168 TLE 28c F SPIC AND SPAN REG. SIZE 19c Spic Span GLASS TUMBLERS SWIRL DESIGN 10 FOR $88c Special! RIT TINTS AND DYES REG. 35c YOUR CHOICE 4 FOR $88c Special! GIANT SIZE CAN 19¢ GLASS TUMBLERS SWIRL DESIGN 10 FOR 88¢ VALUES TO 2.00 ASSORTED LADIES HAIR BRUSHES Nylon Bristles Plastic Handle 2 FOR 88¢ NOXZEMA SKIN CREAM 10 oz. Jar REG. 1.35 88¢ Wash-n-Dri Miracle Moist Towelette. Washes & refreshes 22 Packets. Reg. 1.00 78¢ Jergens LOTION Replaces moisture in hands. Reg. 1.00 68¢ Skin Oil Nivea — Lubricates, protects & soothes. Pt. 1.18 KIT TINTS AND DYES REG. 35¢ YOUR CHOICE 4 FOR 88¢ Special! GIANT SIZE CAN LURE HAIR SPRAY LONGS FULLERTON 3 Cans 3 FOR 88¢ Special! BEACH SANDALS RUBBER ZORIS WOMEN'S — CHILDREN'S ASST. COLORS & SIZES 4 PAIR 88¢ Special! Ingram Watch Co. STURDY POCKET WATCH Easy to Read Numerals 1'88 LONGS DRUGS "WHERE EVERYBODY SAVES" ★ LONGS DRUGS "WHERE EVERYBODY SAVES"