anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-22

SECTION C Wednesday, April 22, 1958 Opening Events Tomorrow for Orange County Plaza Three of Garden Grove's leading clergymen and two of its most respected and honored citizens will play major roles in Thursday's dedication of the 45-acre multi-million dollar Orange County Plaza, northwest corner of Chapman and Brookhurst, whose 60 stores make it the largest shopping center in the county. Invocation and blessing will be presented by the Rev. Thomas W. Gilleapie, First Presbyterian Church; Father Michael J. Murphy, St. Columban's Catholic Church; and the Rev. T. Eugene Coffin, Alamitos Friends Church. Messages of good wishes will be read from Jewish temple officials who will be observing the first holy day of their Passover and unable to attend. Dr. Charles C. Violett, 96, and until his retirement two years ago, the oldest practicing physician in Orange County, will raise the United States flag on the mall in front of the J. C. Penney Co. store, while Cmdr. Donald A. Gary, USC (Ret.), one of the county's two Congressional Medal of Honor winners, will lead the pledge of allegiance, and the Rancho Alamitos High School band will play. Samuel G. Lampel, president of the Plaza merchants' association, will introduce developers Donald Shanedling, Harry Rinker and Bill Tietz, as well as civic and political dignitaries who have signified their intention of attending the ceremonies, which will be held first on a stage in front of Penney's, and will be repeated, except for the flag-raising, on a second stage in front of Thriftimart in the three-year old section of the shopping center. At 9:30 a.m., the stores will open their doors for visitors, with many of the merchants, including Penney's, Woolworths, Western Auto Supply, GallenKamp's and others, unveiling their new stores for the first time. can Airlines to Phoenix, a portable stereo record player, and each week for five weeks, two $100 savings bonds. Registration for the above prizes, which will be awarded by drawings, may be made at any of the Plaza stores. In addition, individual stores will hold open house during Thursday's opening, with many serving coffee, and most offering special prizes including sewing machines, vacuums, lawn sets, power mowers, bicycles, draperies, radios, record players, plastic pools, luggage, autographed records, merchandise certificates and groceries. Wandering minstrels, an giant on stilts with free bells for the kiddies, and famous Oldsmobile "horseless car" and the KWIZ remote mobile will be featured throughout day. Highlight of Saturday's ties will be the "baby pear contestants in the Plaza's 'baby president' contest." Rancho band, a sub-teen show, and the man on still precede the "baby march" 3 p.m. for the national "baby nation convention" of the contest. Anaheim Firm Offers New Service Policy Positive protection against the biggest headache of motoring will be offered by an Anaheim firm, it was just announced. Shipkey and Pearson, Goodyear Tire Dealers, 420 W. Center, are offering this service in writing to motorists. The new Service Police says that your wheels keep turning, or Shipkey and Pearson will pick up the tab. "We believe that it is the strongest backing of a tire product ever offered," firm partner Pearson said. The service policy applies to four types of Goodyear tires when they are equipped with the Captive - Air Steel Cord Safety Shield, developed and perfected by the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. The shield, which serves as a built-in spare tire, practically eliminates the possibility of a flat tire or roadside delay. With its steel cord armoring, the shield can blunt or block almost any puncturing object which pierces the tire's outer casing, thus preventing it from going through the inner shield. In case of a puncture, or blow-out — or any kind of damage with these shields protecting you — the motorist does not stop, but keeps on going on the air in the safety shield or inner tire. Commuters Late As Trains Retain Schedule HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) — Commuters, not the trains, were late during one winter snowstorm. Commuters Late As Trains Retain Schedule HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) — Commuters, not the trains, were late during one winter snowstorm here. A spokesman for the New Haven Railroad said commuters complained of missing trains after hearing on the radio that the trains were running more than an hour late. The spokesman explained that the trains were late—for a while—but when they got back on schedule, the commuters didn't. "MAKE MINE MILK" YES WE HAVE IT Homogenized Vitamin "D" 41½¢ HALF GALLON Save—on all dairy products Fast—and courteous service Carnation Ice Cream— Complete Bread Line— LUKENS DRIVE-IN DAIRY 425 5. Placentia Ave. Anaheim PR 4-5447 Open Daily 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Closed Sunday EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT THIS TIMES CUTLETS 3 for 49¢ OSCAR MAYER SMOKIE LINKS 12-OZ. PKG. 55¢ Ea. LANGOSTINA—FOR SALADS AND COOKE BABY LOBSTER TA FRESH DELIVERED DAILY FILLET OF TRUCCO Thriftimax FINEST U.S. NO. 1 CELLO BAG RUSSET POTATOES LEAFY GREEN ROMaine SUNKIST VALENCIA ORANGES SUNKIST LEMONS SUNSHINE STATE PROZEN GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 6-OZ. TINS 2 for 25¢ QUAIL BR WHOLE & YAM No. 2½ Tin 2 EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL The County Plaza Wandering minstrels, an 11-foot giant on stilts with free balloons for the kiddies, and famous 1901 wildmobile "horseless carriage" and the KWIZ remote mobile unit, will be featured throughout the day. Highlight of Saturday's festivities will be the "baby parade" from Thriftmart to Penney's for contestants in the Plaza's second baby president" contest. The rancho band, a sub-teen fashion show, and the man on stilts will precede the "baby march" set for p.m. for the national "baby nomination convention" of the $1,125 contest. TV Westerns Driving Women To Theaters NEW YORK (UPI) — Motion picture theater attendance is continuing to increase over last year, according to a survey by Sindlinger & Co., business analysts, and one of the factors is that "women are going back to the movies in increasing numbers." Sindlinger gave two reasons for more movie - going by women—most of the major pictures released during the past five years held annual interest for them and TV Westerns are sending more women away from their home screens. Soap Box Derby Began As One-City Activity When the first racer crosses the finish line at Derby Downs in Akron, Ohio, on August 16, 1909, the All-American Soap Box Derby will have marked its 22nd anniversary as a community and youth service of international importance. Actually, the All-American Soap Box Derby is the end result of what started out twenty-five years ago to be one man's idea for a one-city activity. Today, it has grown to be international in scope. The record-setting 1958 program was held in 160 cities including West Germany, Alaska, Canada, Venezuela and the Philippines. In Germany alone more than 100 cities and towns had some 10,000 participants for the honor of giving to Akron for the All-American finals. This is indeed a contrast to first All-American Soap Box Derby in 1934 when 34 American sent boys to Dayton to compete the event. Southern California has been represented with national charm twice in the history of the American Gilbert Klecan of Deligo won the honors in 1946 Richard Kemp of Los Angeles came in first in 1954. Last year, All-American Champ James Mofuncie, Indiana, barely no out Honnie Ashley of Lakewood who finished a very close second. EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT Thriftmart EVERY DAY'S EVERYONE'S SO NEIGHBORLY AT... Thriftmart Shoppe Real Prices (...AND YOU JUST CAN'T) BRAND NID PACK MATOES 303 $1.00 JERSEYMAID FIRST QUALITY GRADE 'AA' BUTTER 1-lb. Ctn. 69¢ ALL GRINDS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 1-lb. Tin 65¢ WILSON'S MARGARIE 2 1-Lb. Ctns. 2 KOLD KIST FROZEN MEATS BRAND PACK TOMATOES 303 $100 Ctns JERSEYMAID FIRST QUALITY GRADE 'AA' BUTTER 1-lb. Ctn. QUALITY MEATS CROP OVEN-READY SPECTED GRADE 'A' WEIGHT 10-12 LBS. SH HEN RKEYS 39 lb. TS LEGS AND THIGHS 49 lb BACKS AND NECKS 10 lb WINGS 25 lb FRYING CHICKEN PARTS— ING 1-LB. PKG. 49 lb WILSON'S EXTRA LEAN CERTIFIED BACON 1-LB. PKG. 57 lb DELUXE SKINNED FLAVOR" AMS FULL SHANK HALF 43 lb. 45 lb BUTT ENDS 49 lb CENTER SLICES 89 lb 3-OZ. EACH 3 for 49¢ PARMER JOHN PURE PORK LINK 8-OZ. PKG. SAUSAGE 23¢. POUR FISHERMEN FISH STICKS 8-OZ. PKG. 35¢. FOR SALADS AND COCKTAILS—FROZEN OBSTER TAILS 6-oz. Pkg. 59¢ DAILY ALL GRINDS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 1-lb. Tin 65¢ SUNNY VALLEY FRESH GRADE 'A' LARGE EGGS 1 Doz. Ctn. 37¢ MORTON'S FROZEN MEAT PIES BEEF, CHICKEN, TURKEY 5 8-oz. Pkg. $100 OREO CREME SANDWICH NABISCO COOKIES 6½-oz. Pkg. 25¢ IRIS DARK RED KIDNEY BEANS 8 No. 303 Tins $100 PLAIN or IODIZED WILSON'S MARGARIE 2 1-Lb. Ctns. 2 KOLD KIST FROZEN BEEF DINNER 12-oz. Pkg. 59 GIFFORD MAMMOTH UNDER RIPE OLIVES BIRDS EYE FROZEN PEAS OR CUT CORN BIRDS EYE FROZEN CUT BEEF FRENCH BEAUTY QUAIL BRAND TOMATOES SWIFT'S—FOR BABIES CHOPPED MILK SCOT—ASSORTED COLOURS TOILET TISSUE KOLD KIST FROZEN CHILDREN FROZEN CHEESE OR BLUEBEEF MANISCHEWING CARNATION INSTANT POWDERED NITRIC ACIDS HIGHLAND 5c OFF DEAL CANE & MAPLES QUICK COOKING LONG GREENS M.J.B. RICE HANDY PUREX BLEACONET SPRAY BOMB BON AMI LUER'S LARGE SLICED BOLOGNEUM TENDER MADE 3 for 49¢ SAUSAGE 23¢ POUR PISHERMEN FISH STICKS 35¢ FOR SALADS AND COCKTAILS—FROZEN OBSTER TAILS 6-oz. Pkg. OF TRUCOD 45 lb marf FINEST PRODUCE D BAG POTATOES 10 Lb. Bag 37¢ E 2 for 15¢ NA ORANGES 4 Lbs. 33¢ Lb. 10¢ QUAIL BRAND WHOLE & CUT YAMS No. 2½ Tin 21¢ THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., APRIL 23-24-25-26 FOR DAILY RADIO SPECIALS, DIAL 570—KLAC WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SALES TAX ADDED TO TAXABLE ITEMS EVERY DAY'S A SPICED DAY AT Thriftmart KIDNEY BEANS 8 No. 303 Tins $100 PLAIN or IODIZED LESLIE'S SALT 2 26-oz. Pkgs. 27¢ CHUBBY CAT FOOD 4 No. 1 Tins 25¢ M.J.B. RICE HANDY PUREX BLEACH JET SPRAY BOMB BON AMI LUER'S LARGE SLICED BOLOGNE TENDER MADE WILSON'S HAUNTING WISCONSIN 1 YEAR OLD AGED CHEDDAY Van de Kamp's SPECIALS APRIL 23-26 IRIS TENDER GARDEN GREEN PEAS 5 No. 303 Tins $1 One-City Activity towns had some 10,000 boys participating for the honor of going Akron for the All-American is indeed a contrast to the All-American Soap Box Derby 1934 when 34 American cities boys to Dayton to compete in event. Southern California has been presented with national champs in the history of the All-American. Gilbert Klecan of San Diego won the honors in 1946 and Rand Kemp of Los Angeles in first in 1954. Last year, the American Champ James Miley Muncie, Indiana, barely nosed Honnie Ashley of Lakewood, finished a very close second. SAMOA BEACHES HIT The American Flag was raised for the first time at Pago Pago, Samoa, by U.S. Marines on April 17, 1900. NAVY BASE DEDICATED A navy-built American Science base at the geographic South Pole was dedicated by proxy from an airbase 730 miles to the north. TRAILER HITCHES & ACCESSORIES AT DISCOUNT PRICES WEST AUTO SUPPLY SERVING ORANGE COUNTY FOR 40 YEARS ANAHEIM 203 So Los Angeles KE 5-4109 COSTA MESA 1877 Harbor Blvd LI 8-6411 EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT Thriftmart hopping is a real pleasure! AND YOU JUST CAN'T BEAT THOSE EVERY DAY SPECIALS) WILSON'S MARGARINE 2 1-Lb. Ctns. 25¢ IMITATION ICE CREAM FUNFAIR 1-gal. Ctn. 29¢ KOLD KIST FROZEN DEEE DINNER POWDERED DETERGENT WILSON'S MARGARINE 2 1-Lb. Ctns. 25¢ IMITATION ICE CREAM FUNFAIR 1-gal. Ctn. 29¢ KOLD KIST FROZEN BEEF DINNER 12-oz. Pkg. 59¢ POWDERED DETERGENT SURF 19-oz. Pkg. 29¢ DIFFORD MAMMOTH UNPITTED RIPE OLIVES 4 No. 1 Tins 99¢ BIRDS EYE FROZEN PEAS OR CUT CORN 5 10-oz. Pkgs. 89¢ BIRDS EYE FROZEN CUT BEANS OR FRENCH BEANS 4 9-oz. Pkgs. 85£ GUAIL BRAND TOMATOES 2 No. 21 Tins 33£ SWIFT'S—FOR BABIES CHOPPED MEATS 2 31-oz. Tins 49£ SCOT—ASSORTED COLORS TOILET TISSUE 4 Rolls 47£ OLD KIST FROZEN CHILI SIZE 22-oz. Pkg. 69£ FROZEN CHEESE OR BLUEBERRY MANISCHEWITZ BLINTZES 8-oz. Pkg. 45£ ARNATION INSTANT POWDERED MILK 8-Qt. Pkg. 69£ HIGHLAND 5c OFF DEAL LANE & MAPLE SYRUP 24-oz. Btl. 56£ ICK COOKING LONG GRAIN L.J.B. RICE 12-oz. Pkg. 21£ ANDY UREX BLEACH ½-Gal. Btl. 39£ SPRAY BOMB ON AMI 14-oz. Tin 69£ BR'S LARGE LICED BOLOGNA 14-oz. Pkg. 49£ L.J.B. RICE 12-oz. Pkg. 21¢ ANDY 1-Gal. Brl. 39¢ UREX BLEACH 14-oz. Tin 69¢ SPRAY BOMB ON AMI 14-oz. Tin 69¢ ER'S LARGE 14-oz. Pkg. 49£ LICED BOLOGNA 6-lb. Tin $5'59 DER MADE WILSON'S HAM 6-lb. Tin $5'59 CONSIN 1 YEAR OLD GED CHEDDAR CHEESE Lb. 65¢ Van de Kamp's SPECIALS APRIL 23-26 Oatmeal or Sugar COOKIES 2 pkgs. 49¢ 2-LAYER MILK CHOCOLATE CAKE half 49¢ eq. 95¢ IRIS TENDER GARDEN GREEN PEAS 5 No. 303 Tins $1'00 QUAIL BRAND CATSUP 12-oz. Brl. 10¢ JANE ANDERSON'S QUALITY FOODS * TENDER LEAN BEEF TAMALES 5 9-oz. Pkg. $1'00 PROZEN PIZZA PIE with ITALIAN SAUSAGE 8-oz. Pkg. 45¢ PLAIN, CREAM OR BEET HORSERADISH 4-oz. Gl. 19¢ EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY