anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-10

Newly Formed Orange County Funeral Notice SONGER, Charles T., 64, of 6341 Darlington, Buena Park, a native of Metropolis, Ill., resident of California 40 years, Buena Park, 10 years, died Friday. Funeral services will be conducted by the Rev. Albert Miller of the Congregation-al church from the Renaker Puneral chapel in Buena Park Tuesday at 2 p.m. Interment will be in Westminster Memorial The deceased left his widow, gena; two sons, Jack C. of dena, and Richard E. of V three grand children. Bulletin Want Ads Bring it's easy to SAVE when you SHOP HERE Sweet Arizona GRAPEFRUIT 12 for 25¢ Fancy Long CARROTS lb. 5¢ New Crop EGG PLANT each 5¢ Its the new—the different always at Allison's. New ways for you to save—Every day the Allison way Values Effective thru Wednesday U.S. Good Beef RIB STEAKS lb. 59¢ U.S. Good BEEF ROAST lb. 35¢ Fresh GROUND BEEF lb. 29¢ U.S. Good SHORT RIBS lb. 19¢ Sweet Arizona GRAPEFRUIT 12 for 25¢ Fancy Long CARROTS lb. 5¢ New Crop EGG PLANT each 5¢ COME TO ALLISON'S TV PARTY TUESDAY 10 A.M. to 11 A.M. SEE' Certified Grocers TV Broadcast by— "STAR SHOPPER" KTTV PROGRAM ON THE BIG 24" MOTOROLA TV SET AT ALLISON'S MARKET PRIZES Allison's Join Certified Grocers in a tour of their Warehouse during this period. Certified, is America's largest Cooperative Wholesale Grocery in the United States. Our purchasing from them enables us to bring your food at the lowest prices in town We are happy to be a member of this organization and during the Broadcast, member stores will be telephoned and a customer in that store will be quizzed, it may be you... BE HERE TUESDAY YOU MAY WIN A BIG TV SET - MIXMASTER OR OTHER BIG PRIZES FREE THIS BIG 24" BOY'S Schwinn BICYCLES At Allison's Market FROM ORVAL'S BIKE SHOP 419 W. Center Street Anaheim, Ph. KE 5-2759 REGISTER NOW Drawing May 22 11:00 a.m. at Allison's Market Local Fresh Grade 'A' Small EGGS doz. 35¢ CERTIFIED VALUES Distributed Exclusively thru Certified Grocers BE HERE TUESDAY YOU MAY WIN A BIG TV SET - MIXMASTER OR OTHER BIG PRIZES Local Fresh Grade 'A' Small EGGS doz. 35¢ CERTIFIED VALUES Distributed Exclusively thru Certified Grocers Perfect Host COFFEE 1 lb. bag 103 Guest COFFEE 1 lb. bag 99¢ Perfect Host TEA BAGS 48 ct. pkg. 39¢ Pure Vegetable SHURE FINE SHORTENING 3 lb. can 79¢ Certified PINTO BEANS 1 lb. pkg. 13¢ 2 lb. pkg. 25¢ Limit rights reserved, sales tax added where applicable ALLISON'S MARKET 555 S. LOS ANGELES STREET AT WATER Ge County News Service Broadens B Westminster Memorial Park. deceased left his widow, Geora; two sons, Jack C. of Pasala, and Richard E. of Ventura; grand children. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results different always at Alfor you to save—Every re thru Wednesday Good Beef STEAKS 59¢ Good ROAST 35¢ resh ND BEEF 29¢ Good T RIBS 19¢ JOINS NETWORK—James Duncan, county editor of the Anaheim Bulle letin is shown at the teltype transmitter of the Bulletin dispatching the latest news to the newly-formed network of papers comprising the Orange County News Service. Latest Anaheim news is placed on the wires for use by members of the news media including the Fullerton News-Tribune, Orange Daily News, Radio KVOE, and the Newport-Balboa News Times. Leading news events occurring in the county will be instantly teletyped to the Anaheim Bulletin by other members of the service. (Bulletin photo) WEST COAST Sunday Am • HL 3-8-5177 New Cont. From 1:15 p.m. 70-Mile Gale Lashes Coast of Japan Finer and more extern coverage for readers of heim Bulletin was assuwith the announcement of the Orange Co Service. The Anaheim Bulletin in with three other Orang daily newspapers and a tion to form the "OCNS Interlocking teletype hour leased wire service installed in the newsroo Bulletin, the Fullerton M une, the Orange Daily the Newport - Balboa - radio station KVOE. The teletype service o the same manner as a p loe network, constantly t news from each section county. Each of the five of the OCNS will have torial services of the r group. As far as is known "first" in the field of o between four daily newsp a radio station. Through this cooperat the OCNS will provide th news service available in ty. More on OCNS—Pa Claredge Park Ho Preview of Homes A preview of the new Park rambling ranch-style Northwest Anaheim was a day, when George D. Bucc ident of Claredge Homes and Developers, hosted a tour at the site of the model homes, on La Pa 29¢ Good T RIBS 19¢ FREE THIS BIG 24" BOY'S Schwinn BICYCLES At Allison's Market FROM ORVAL'S BIKE SHOP 9 W. Center Street Ahelm, Ph. KE 5-2759 REGISTER NOW Drawing May 22 11:00 a.m. at Allison's Market Local Fresh Grade 'A' Small EGGS doz. 35¢ ING the latest news to the newly-formed network of papers comprising the Orange County News Service. Latest Anaheim news is placed on the wires for use by members of the news media including the Fullerton News-Tribune, Orange Daily News, Radio KVOE, and the Newport-Balboa News Times. Leading news events occurring in the county will be instantly teletyped to the Anaheim Bulletin by other members of the service. (Bulletin photo) WEST COAST Summer Ann • N. 3-8-17 New Cont. From 1:15 p.m. EXECUTIVE SUITE AND KIRK DOUGLAS Act of Love 70-Mile Gale Lashes Coast of Japan TOKYO (UP) — A 70-mile an hour gale lashed the northern half of Japan today, blowing down houses, capsizing small boats and paralyzing ferry service between Hokkaido and Honshu islands. Three fishermen were feared drowned and two fishing boats with 15 men aboard were reported missing. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin GET ALL 7 MOST-WANTED FEATURES IN ONE REFRIGERATOR FREEZER COMBINATION THE NEW NORGE "CUSTOMATIC" 12.1 cu. ft. Norge Customalt Model 1180 1. Automatic Defrosting. No Local Fresh Grade 'A' Small EGGS doz. 35¢ 12.1 cu. ft. Norge Customait Model 1180 389¹⁵ LOW DOWN PAYMENT—EASY TERMS up to $150 trade-in allowance for your old refrigerator FREE! NORGE FROZEN FOOD SAW cuts frozen foods . . . eliminates food waste. Come in and get yours today. See the new NORGE Customatic with "all 7" today! 1. Automatic Defrosting. No controls, no buttons . . . no pans to empty. 2. Shelves In Door. Holds bottles, jars. Easy to reach, yet safe! 3. Full-width Freezer. Keeps 80 lbs of frozen food zero-cold. 4. Egg Nest. Recessed in door. Correct temperature! Safety! 5. Butter Bank. Butter stays cold, yet easy to spread! 6. Meist-Cold Compartment. Foods stay moist-fresh for days and days! 7. Roll-out Shelves. Bring foods in rear to front. Effortless! SEE the HARRY KOPLAN and ROSEMARY LAPLANCHE SHOW! Prizes! Contests! Fun for ALL! KNJ-TV Channel 9 3:30-4 P.M. • MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY! OPEN DAILY 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. —FRIDAY 9:30 A.M.'TIL 9 P.M. CENTER FURNITURE STORE 337 E. CENTER ST. Phone KE 5-7751 Finer and more extensive news coverage for readers of the Anaheim Bulletin was assured today with the announcement of the formation of the Orange County News Service. The Anaheim Bu'letin has joined with three other Orange County daily newspapers and a radio station to form the "OCNS." Interlocking teletypes with 24-hour leased wire service have been installed in the newsrooms of the Bulletin, the Fullerton News Tribune, the Orange Daily News and the Newport - Balboa - Press and radio station KVOE. The teletype service operates in the same manner as a press service network, constantly turning out news from each section of Orange county. Each of the five members of the OCNS will have the reportorial services of the rest of the group. As far as is known this is a "first" in the field of cooperation between four daily newspapers and a radio station. Through this cooperative effort the OCNS will provide the quickest news service available in the county. More on OCNS—Page 12 Claredge Park Holds Preview of Homes A preview of the new Claredge Park rambling ranch-style homes in Northwest Anaheim was staged Friday, when George D. Buccola, president of Claredge Homes, Builders and Developers, hosted a buffet and tour at the site of the furnished model homes, on La Palma Ave., just east of Euclid. Prominent civic AT NEWPORT—Watching first story dispatch over new Orange County News Service network from their editorial office in the Newport-Balboa Press and News Times are Bill Moses, right, editor, and Fred Allen, reporter. Phyllis Jackson, Press staffer, works the keyboard. (OCNS photo) A preview of the new Claredge Park rambling ranch-style homes in Northwest Anaheim was staged Friday, when George D. Buccola, president of Claredge Homes, Builders, and Developers, hosted a buffet and tour at the site of the furnished model homes, on La Palma Ave., just east of Euclid. Prominent civic leaders of Anaheim were among those who toured the homes. Innovations being introduced in Claredge Park, it was stated, are custom-draped windows throughout the homes and fenced, private patios, are custom-draped windows throughout the homes and fenced, private patios, both of which, it is intended, will relieve new homeowners of extensive financial undertakings after they have taken possession of their homes. Buccola, it was stated, is utilizing his varied and great experience in building, gained throughout the Southland, in constructing the Claredge Park development. AT NEWPORT—Watching first story dispatch over new Orange County News Service network from their editorial office in the Newport-Balboa Press and News Times are Bill Meses, right, editor, and Fred Allen, reporter. Phyllis Jackson, Press staffer, works the keyboard. (OCNS photo) Pacific DRIVE-IN THEATRES COME AS YOU ARE IN THE FAMILY CAR SHOWS START AT DUSK Orange 1st RUN SHOWING JOAN CRAWFORD TRUCOOLOR" "JOHNNY GUITAR" "The Sun Shines Bright" Charles Winniger Paulo NOW PLAYING Rachel J and the Stranger "The Valley of The Sun" Lucille Ball CARTOON CARNIVAL AT START OF SHOW —LAST COMPLETE SHOW STARTS AT MIDNITE— FOX ANAHEIM KE 5-3602 STARTS TOMORROW! LAST DAY! Doors Open 6:45 p.m. Walt Disney THE LIVING DESERT —and "LITTLE FUGITIVE" Adventure comes of age as the Viking world of 20th CENTURY-FOX'S Prince comes of age as the Viking world of 20th CENTURY-FOX'S Prince Valiant comes alive in CINEMASCOPE in the wonder of STEREOPHONIC SOUND color by TECHNICOLOR Based on King Features Syndicate's "Prince Valiant" by Harold Poster —3ND FEATURE HIT— TENNESSEE CHAMP Admission Prices— Gen. Adm. $1.00 Junior 89c ncl. Fed. Tax Children 25c (under 12)