Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, OR)

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Gates Sto re 813 Meridian St. ' Gates' new look can be seen in the remodeling of its store front as well as in the top line of cloth- ing it stocks. Since 1904, Gates has provided chic Anderson women with the finest fashions and ac- 1 l cessories which are an important part of every complete outfit. Cathedral of fashion is an ap- 1 propriate name for Cates. l i i A variety of fashions makes decisions difficult. 1 I Culhgan Water Cond1t1on1ng 815 john St. N Providing Anderson area residents with soft water for more than 25 years, Culligan Water Condi- tioning offers many new services to please its in- creasing number of customers. Soft water has de- monstrated its virtues to many satisfied customers who readily acknowledge that their wisest decision was to call their friendly Culligan man. Rod Anderson says, Hey, Culligan man! o 9 ' Dletzen S Bakery 2401 Meridian St. For many years Dietzen's Bakery has brought the Anderson community. quality-fresh baked products. Dietzen's Soft-Twist bread, which is rolled to cap- ture the delicious taste and aroma, has long been ' a favorite of many families. For freshness, flavor and nutrition, Dietzen's is the bread to buy. 1 i Baked products from Dietzen's are the best.

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Anderson Laundry and Cleaners 233 Sycamore St. Anderson High School students realize the impor- tance of making a good appearance. That is why so many of them depend on Anderson Launderers and Dry Cleaners to keep their clothes looking their best. Nine convenient locations bring to An- derson the very finest in dry cleaning and profes- sional service. A complete supply of linen and in- dustrial garments are kept on hand by the rental service of the Anderson Laundry. For quality cleaning service, Lois Beeman relies on An- derson Launderers. Fred Welker Ford 516 Meridian St. Test driving the new Ford automobiles and trucks gives one an idea of how the Cobra and Lotus Ford drivers feel. All the Ford cars-from the luxurious Galaxie to the sporty Mustang-have the finest, quietest engines and equipment. Ford own- ers receive complete maintenance and service from Welker's highly qualified staff and well-stocked parts department. Their pleasant and competent sales staff stands ready to serve prospective Ford owners. and Randy Van Dyke like sporty Fords from

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Anderson Loan Association 10th at Iackson St. Downtown and Colonial Drive-ups Helping to finance new homes, college educa- tions, automobiles, and long awaited vaca- tions, the Anderson Loan Association is pre- pared to help young people or those with fresh ideas find success in life. The Loan has also provided families with extra security dur- ing times of need. Anderson High School pu- pils find the Loan's convenient locations make savings accounts not only safe and profitable, but handy for any ambitious student. Alibi Restaurant 1401 jackson St. Quick service, a specialty at the Alibi, makes this fine restaurant a popular spot for An- derson High School students and faculty mem- bers who often find lunch hours too short. Convenience is also highlighted at the Alibi by carryouts, especially buckets of everyone's f a v 0 r i t e-Colonel Sander's Southern-Fried Chicken. The location near AHS makes it an excellent meeting place after school. Planning for a rainy day, Kathy Robbs opens a savings account at the Loan. g.-,..,. Cheryl Vetor and Tom Frank share a delicious soda at the Alibi. 189