anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-07

UGH — Mrs. Charlene Jackson, Anaheim, attempts to wipe off egg which was just splattered against her when she missed catch during the District Eight Junior Chamber of Commerce picnic at City Park. She was doing fine until the last throw and then it happened. "The yolk was on me," she said. (Bulletin Photo) State Park Attendance SACRAMENTO (UPI) — The official attendance at California's state parks in 1958 was 20,058,774 persons — an increase of almost 24 per cent over 1957. What Is A 'Supermarket'? To qualify as a supermarket, a food store must have at least four departments — meat, produce, dairy and self-service — and an annual sales volume of $500,000. JayCee Picnic Drama Man-sized breakfasts, games, dancing, trophy presentations and general merriment was the order of the day Sunday, when Anheim's Junior Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual Eighth District JayCee picnic at Cliff Park. With Fullerton, Garden Grove, Newport Harbor, Costa Meadows, Buena Park, Orange, Laguna Beach, Westminster and Anaheim taking part, the affair was termed one of the most successful in many years. It all started extremely early the morning, as the Picnic Committee under Bob Patrick, began preparations for the big event. Pancake batter was mixed, sage placed on the grill, orange juice mixed and coffee brewed, the local organization awaited the arrival of their guests. They didn't have long to wait. Shortly, they started coming from all points in the County. Parents, completely equipped with children, and kids bring along friends, began filtering through the line. Members of the JayCettes, along with their husbands, dished out food as quickly as the hungry v... State Park Attendance SACRAMENTO (UPI) — The official attendance at California's state parks in 1958 was 20,058,774 persons — an increase of almost 24 per cent over 1957. What Is A 'Supermarket'? To qualify as a supermarket, a food store must have at least four departments — meat, produce, dairy and self-service — and an annual sales volume of $500,000. 1913 1959 46th Anniversary Year Boys Republic Grad Returns as Instructor "Bread cast upon the water has returned to help other youngsters with problems, according Glen Venard, principal, and Fr Graves, director, of this 52-year old boy rehabilitation community. John Bothell, Republic graduate in the Class of 1949, a Service In the Armed Forces completion of his college work at the University of Nebraska, been elected by the Chino Uni School District to the position English and Physical Educator at his Alma Mater." Women's Group Admits At ST. LOUIS (UPI) — The Women's International Bowling grease, Inc., was organized in Louis on Nov. 26, 1917. Only 50 strands of these treasured beauties! CULTURED PEARL NECKLACE Special Purchase '25 Opulence at a very special price, yet so tastefully defined . . . one classic strand of beautifully matched cultured pearls . . . treasured and timeless. A lasting lovely gift . . . with a 14 karat white gold clasp . . . beautifully gift boxed. WE CLOSE 5:30 P.M. EVERY DAY VICTOR G. LOLY JEWELER 136 W. CENTER ST. ANAMEIM, CAL CONVENIENT CREDIT Cee Picnic Draws County-Wide Crowd at Anaheim City Park Fullerton, Garden Grove, Art Harbor, Costa Mesa. Park, Orange, Laguna Westminster and Anaheim part, the affair was termed the most successful in many all started extremely early in morning, as the Picnic Compart under Bob Patrick, began rations for the big event. cake batter was mixed, sauplaced on the grill, orange mixed and coffee brewed, as local organization awaited the call of their guests. y didn't have long to wait. shortly, they started coming all points in the County. events, completely equipped children, and kids bringing friends, began filtering through the line. members of the JayCettes, along their husbands, dished out the as quickly as the hungry visit- GOTTA EAT — One of the more important factors in any picnic is food and the Anaheimhosted District Eight Junior Chamber of Commerce get-together at City Park was no different. A large turnout of Orange County JayCees was on hand for a breakfast of pancakes, sausages, coffee and milk. So successful was the affair that many came back for "seconds" which proved the ability of Mrs. Bob Shelton (left) and Mrs. Dick Tuthill, both of Anaheim. (Bulletin Photo) GOTTA EAT — One of the more important factors in any picnic is food and the Anaheim-hosted District Eight Junior Chamber of Commerce get-together at City Park was no different. A large turnout of Orange County JayCees was on hand for a breakfast of pancakes, sausages, coffee and milk. So successful was the affair that many came back for "seconds" which proved the ability of Mrs. Bob Shelton (left) and Mrs. Dick Tuthill, both of Anaheim. (Bulletin Photo) IT'S THE BERRIES — Young Walt Davidson, winner of the Pie-eating Contest at the Anaheim Junior Chamber of commerce - hosted District Eight picnic, smiles in victory. Walt, of Costa Mesa, said that he thought the contest was "Tine." although he does appear a bit worse for wear following the contest. In order to win he had to eat a boysenberry pie and follow this with one made of berries and meringue which made for a pretty sticky business. He is seen here with the marks of his triumph. Still hard at work are two more pie snailers. (Bulletin Photo) Have Cannon, Will Travel HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Hugo Zacchini, billed at The Human Cannonball," came to Hollywood from Sarasota, Fla., for his role in "The Big Circus." He brought his equipment with him — a 27 foot-long silver cannon. State Park Revenue SACRAMENTO (UPI) — Revenue to the State Division of Beaches and Parks during 1958 exceeded one million dollars and increased $318,137 over 1957. You Can Play the HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN in minutes No lessons — No practice "hop skip and jumper" our new night and day ensemble MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery ANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Phone KE. 5-3450 CUT RATE HAIRCUTS 1.25 WHY PAY MORE? Topper's Barber Shop Hall Road & B. Los Angeles St. (Market Basket) BERNARD JENSEN, D.C. 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Bulletin—A-5 Silver Bonus OPEN EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK • No C.O.D., mail or phone orders • All sales final • Quantities limited HANDBAG SPECIAL in our shoe department. 4.95¢ To 13.95 one group of fine handbags in straws, leathers and suedes (some window faded). Shoes—street floor SUMMER TOGS 1.98 Full 240 weight SHORTS and JAMAICA's with back zip, assorted colors. Sizes 8-20. Sports shop—street floor PEDAL PUSHERS 2.98 Duck pedal pushers, side zipper, back pocket . . all wanted colors. Sports shop—street floor FAMOUS BRAND BRAS $2 to 8.50 3.95 to 12.50 group of famous brand bras in discontinued styles. Strapless, contoured, push up pads with straps, some long line strapless. Many one of a kind—broken sizes. Foundations—second floor 2.98 Duck pedal pushers, side zipper, back pocket . . all wanted colors. Sports shop—street floor FAMOUS BRAND BRAS $2 to 8.50 3.95 to 12.50 group of famous brand bras in discontinued styles. Strapless, contoured, push up pads with straps, some long line strapless. Many one of a kind—broken sizes. Foundations—second floor SARONG JR. SPECIAL $5 and 5.95 5.95 to 7.95 special on famous girdle or panty girdle. Nylon front with power net sides (limited quantity). Foundations—second floor FINAL CLEAR-A-WAY ON FALL SLEEPWEAR $2 3.98 to 6.98 cotton challis flannels, baby dolls, pajamas, shorty gowns, long gowns—many one of a kind. Lingerie—second floor LOVELY DRESSES $11 Nice assortment of dresses—some one of a kind—all in misses sizes and sharply reduced for this event. Fashions—second floor ODDS 'N ENDS OF GLOVES 1/3 off 2.25 to $10 odds and ends in nylon and double woven cotton shorties and 8-button lengths. Accessories—street floor To 1.95 MIDRIFFS for the cool look in hot weather. Black on white pique ... 79c Accessories—street floor 3.98 Little LINEN JACKETS—four styles to choose from. Two open, two closed fronts ... $2 Accessories—street floor To 5.98 ALL LEATHER BELTS (mostly size 30") ... 1.29 To $25 BETTER HANDBAGS in leather and patent ... %* off Accessories—street floor NEWEST FABRICS 88° c yd. 1.29 yd.—two fabrics from regular stock. New spring colors in rayon linen prints and Arnel cotton check. Washable—44-45" wide. Yardage—street floor SPORT SHIRTS 2.98 To 4.95 short sleeved sport shirts for men.* Sizes s-m-l-xl. Men's store—street floor MEN'S SHORTS $1 1.50 men's broadcloth shorts—famous brands—sizes 30-42. Men's store—street floor SPORT SHIRTS 2.98 To 4.95 short sleeved sport shirts for men. Sizes s-m-l-xl. Men's store—street floor MEN'S SHORTS $1 1.50 men's broadcloth shorts—famous brands—sizes 30-42. Men's store—street floor MEN'S DENIMS 3.59 To 4.95-blue denim slacks in broken sizes. Men's store—street floor ISLAND IMPORT $1' One dram of Hawaiian perfume in plastic container with colorful lei. Cosmetics—street floor GERARDE SOAP 3 bars to each box. 59c. ... 2 boxes $1 Cosmetics—street floor KING SIZE BEACH TOWELS 2.98 4.98 limited patterns and colors—huge 48 x 72 size. Home shop—downstairs PRINT COTTONS 49¢ yd. 69c yd. many drip drys—35-36" wide. Yardage—street floor GIFT SETS ½ price 3.98 to 5.25 boxed place mat sets in assorted designs and colors. Home shop—downstairs • Plus Fed. Tax • Center at Lemon Downtown Anaheim • Ample Free Parking • Store Hours This Week Daily: 9:30 to 9 p.m.