anaheim-gazette 1949-01-13

Kiwanis Hear Basketball Panel The new Kiwanis club president, Clyde Nickel, got hold of the gavel in his own right for the first time last Tuesday and came very near to wearing out the attention bell. The first order of business was the new budget, presented by Frank Kellogg, and after some discussion it was passed with one change which upped the Red Cross donation from $10 to $32.50. After this matter was taken care of the new president really went to work and the underprivileged child fund fattened considerably. Chairman of the day John Wallin presented a panel discussion on basketball which brought out how the officials were chosen in the local leagues and the reactions to the game from the coaches and officials standpoint. Taking part were: Bill Foote, who picks officials, Buss McKnight, Santa Ana High basketball coach, Tom Buckles, coach at Downey, Hod Chambers, Orange coach, Bud Dawson, Fullerton coach and Sam Keith, Anaheim coach, whose team later in the day won from Downey. Lions Buy Unique 'Reading' Machine Courtesy of the Anaheim Lions club, a ceiling projector which club members purchased, has been turned over to the local library for issuance to bed-ridden patients, club president Leavitt Ford disclosed this week. Thought to be the only one of its type in the country, the projector will enable patients to read books whose pages are projected on the ceiling much like a movie 'Reading' Machine Courtesy of the Anaheim Lions club, a ceiling projector which club members purchased, has been turned over to the local library for issuance to bed-ridden patients, club president Leavitt Ford disclosed this week. Thought to be the only one of its type in the country, the projector will enable patients to read books whose pages are projected on the ceiling much like a movie camera. Some 50 books for the machine will soon be available at the library. To date several volumes have been bought. A doctor's prescription will be required for the issuance of the projector, Ford continued. Only truly bed-ridden patients can qualify for the loan. Upon qualification, the machine will be delivered by a Lions club member who will explain to the bed-ridden individual the method of operation, said Ford. Give Details of Alumni Meetings Anaheim graduates of the University of California will have an opportunity to meet their new alumni association executive, Stanley McCaffrey, at a luncheon meeting for president Robert Gordon Sproul of the university, February 4, at the Elks club, this city. Holder of the Silver Star for meritorious service behind the Japanese lines in Burma during World War II, McCaffrey will be introduced by Robert Sibley, retiring executive manager of the Alumni association. The two men are accompanying President Sproul on his annual tour of alumni groups throughout the state. Peter H. Odegard, new chairman of the department of political science at Berkeley, will precede President Sproul on the program as will Wendell M. Stanley, director of the university's new virus research laboratory. Reservations for the local meeting may be made with E. J. Power, Route 4, 12962 Ball road, Anaheim. Attorneys Open La Habra Office Edwin C. Illiff and Robert M. Devitt, attorneys, announced the opening of offices for general law practice at 209 West Central avenue, La Habra. Illiff is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati, Ohio, and practiced law in Cincinnati from Attorneys Open La Habra Office Edwin C. Illiff and Robert M. Devitt, attorneys, announced the opening of offices for general law practice at 209 West Central avenue, La Habra. Illiff is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati, Ohio, and practiced law in Cincinnati from 1937 to 1942. He served with the Navy from 1942 until his release last month. He was appointed to the rank of Commander in February 1946. He formerly served as judge advocate of the general court martial at San Diego, and as a law instructor and acting commanding officer of the Naval justice school at Port Hueneme. He is a member of the Ohio and California bars. Devitt is a member of the South Dakota and California bars and has practiced in both states. He formerly served as a defense counsel of the general court martial at Terminal Island. He has been trust officer of the California Bank for the past two years. OREGON FAMILY VISITS RELATIVES Mr. and Mrs. Jess Heagy and sons, Roy and David, and baby daughter, Cathey, have returned to their home in Goble, Oregon, after enjoying the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. George Ehrle of North Placentia avenue, Anaheim. Mrs. Heagy is the former Miss Virginia Ehrle, the local couple's daughter. Her husband is studying diesel engineering at Portland, Oregon, near Goble. While here the out-of-state visitors had reunions with friends in Long Beach, Van Nuys and Los Angeles. The Gazette Is Your Home Paper Southern California Saves ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS THE GREATA HA BETA! THEY ARE A SAYING IT OW HERE'S THE FOR YOURSELF ANNED FOODS 1948 NOW & HAM MASTERPIECCE No. 2 Can 28¢ 12½¢ NEL CORN No. 303 Can 21¢ 18¢ FOOD PRICES ARE DOWN! FOR YOURSELF ANNED FOODS 1948 NOW & HAM MASTERPIECCE No. 2 Can 28¢ 12½¢ NEL CORN No. 303 Can 21¢ 18¢ ORN SIMPLOT No. 2 Can 18¢ 15¢ DOMINY No. 2½ Can 16¢ 12½¢ OS HARGIS No. 2½ Can 23¢ 18¢ MATOES No. 2½ Can 20¢ 17½¢ PEACHES SPECIAL BUY No. 2½ Can 23¢ 20£ ROSEMERE No. 2½ Can 25£ 19£ EARS FLOTILL No. 2½ Can 43£ 32£ RENOWN No. 2½ Can 19£ 17£ TAIL MARSHALL'S 8-oz. Can 15£ 13£ KTAIL FRUIT No. 2½ Can 39£ 35£ NEAPPLE VITA PAK No. 2 Can 32£ 30£ ONDIMEMTS 1948 NOW BEST FOODS Pint Jars 52¢ 48¢ HIP KRAFT Pint Jars 45¢ 38£ 14-oz Bottle 22¢ 16£ COCOA ½-lb. Package 24¢ 20�€ IRY PRODUCTS 1948 NOW (MEL-O-SWEET) 1-lb. Carton 39¢ 31£ TOP SPRED 1-lb. Carton 36¢ 29£ KRAFT CHEESE 2-lb. loaf 1.18 89£ ED MILK Tall Cans 14¢ 12½£ S GRADE AA Carton Dozen 77£ 65£ KING SUPPLIES 1948 NOW GOLD MEDAL 10-lb. Bag 1.17 94¢ FOOD PRICES ARE DOWN! SEA FOODS AND MEAT 1948 NOW PISMO CLAMS 7-oz. Can 25¢ 22£p OYSTERS WILLAPPOINT 10-oz. Can 54¢ 46£p GRATED TUNA SEA MAGIC Flat Tin 39¢ 34£p SARDINES ROSE BOWL No. I Tall 21£p 17£p SPAM HORMEL'S 12-oz. Tin 53£p 48£p LUNCHEON MEAT AGAR 82-oz. Tin 49£p 44£p BEEF STEW NALLEY'S 15-oz. Can 43£p 37£p WILSON'S TAMALES 16-oz. Tin 29£p 25£p CORNED BEEF ARMOUR 12-oz. Tin PICKLES AND OLIVES 1948 NOW HEINZ CUKE CHIPS 24-oz. Jar 39£p 36£p PITTED OLIVES LINDSAY No. I Tall 34£p 31£p RIPE OLIVES SCARLOTTA Lge.-No. 2 Can HOUSEHOLD NEEDS 1948 NOW CLOROX Half Gallon Bottles 28£p 25£p SOIL OFF CLEANER Quarts 60£p 42£p SPIC AND SPAN WALL CLEANER 26£p 23£p SWAN SOAP Regular Bar 12£p 10£p IVORY SOAP Large Bar 18£p 16£p CITRUS GRANULATED Large Box 36£p 29£p DASH GRANULATED Large Box 46£p 34£p OXYDOL Large Box 36£p 33£p WHITE KING SOAP Giant Size KRAFT CHEESE 2-lb. loaf 1.18 89¢ ED MILK Tall Cans 14¢ 12½¢ S GRADE AA Carton Dozen 77¢ 65¢ KING SUPPLIES 1948 NOW GOLD MEDAL 10-lb. Bag 1.17 94¢ CAKE FLOUR Large Box 43¢ 38¢ TENING 3-lb. Can 1.23 99¢ 1½-lb. Jar BLUE 23¢ 19¢ BEN HUR 29¢ 15¢ BAKER'S 4-oz. Pkg. 20¢ 15£ ALBER'S 1¼-lb. Yellow 17£ 12£ 4-oz. Box 29£ 25£ Quart Bottle 1.03 73£ RTENING 1-lb. Can 43¢ 38¢ SWAN SOAP Regular Bar 12¢ 10¢ IVORY SOAP Large Bar 18¢ 16¢ CITRUS GRANULATED Large Box 36¢ 29£ DASH GRANULATED Large Box 46¢ 34£ OXYDOL Large Box 36¢ 33£ WHITE KING SOAP Giant Size 75¢ 65£ SUPER SUDS Large Box 38¢ 33£ PEET'S GRANULATED Large Box 47£ 39£ RINSO Large Box 37£ 33£ BORAX SOAP CHIPS Large Box 38£ 33£ BROOMS Olive 1.69 1.45 FRISKIES CUBES 2-lb. Box 34£ 31£ GAINES MEAL 10-lb. Bag 1.59 1.35 MARCO DOG FOOD Tall Cans 10£ 8£ STRONGHEART Dog Food Tall Cans 10£ 9£ HUNDREDS OF OTHER NO LIQUOR SOLD Time in KTLA THURS. 7 PM. SHOPPING AT HOME with ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS ANAHEIM—406 E. Center St. 510 West Center St. FULLERTON • ORANGE • SANTA ANA And 21 Other Markets in Southern California DAILY 9-6 OPEN SATURDAY 9-7 ARKETS Where Southern California Saves E ALL G IT FOOD PRICES ARE DOWN! CITY EDITORS OFFICE HE PROOF Check FOR YOURSELF Quality MEATS 1948 NOW PURE LARD lb. 35¢ 19¢ Check FOR YOURSELF Quality MEATS 1948 NOW PURE LARD LB. 35¢ 19¢ BACON By Piece LB. 90¢ 49¢ PORK CHOPS LB. 98¢ 73¢ SIRLOIN STEAKS Graded Beef LB. 88¢ 68¢ PORTERHOUSE STEAK Graded Beef LB. 95¢ 75£ CHUCK ROAST Un-Graded Beef LB. 69¢ 49£ GROUND BEEF LB. 69¢ 47£ NEW YORK STEAKS Graded Beef LB. 1,59£ 98£ RIB ROAST Graded Beef LB. 85¢ 65£ BOILING BEEF LB. 49¢ 35£ RIB STEAKS Graded Beef LB. 86¢ 65£ ROUND STEAK Graded Beef LB. 93¢ 76£ PORK SPARE RIBS LB. 79¢ 59£ SHLDR PORK ROAST LB. 59£ 37£ TENDERIZED HAM Whole or Shank Half LB. 85¢ 58£ Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES ALPHA BETA Values! 1948 Now CRANBERRIES CAPE COD Pound Callo 39¢ 15¢ FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES ALPHA BETA Values! 1948 Now CRANBERRIES CAPE COD Pound Cello 39¢ 15¢ LATE HOWE SPANISH ONIONS MEDIUM SIZE SOLID, MILD lb. 14¢ 7¢ NATURAL DATES CHOICE GRADE NON-STICKY lb. 42¢ 29¢ SOLID CABBAGE CRISP GREEN lb. 7¢ 4¢ SWEET GRAPES RED EMPEROR lb. 15¢ 10¢ WINESAP APPLES CRISP, JUICY RED WASHINGTON lb. 12½¢ 9½¢ FRESH SALAD MIX CLEAN TASTY 8-oz. Pkg. 14¢ 10¢ OTHER ITEMS! NOTICE: SPECIAL PRICES TO RESTAURANTS AND LOCKER USERS — ON HINDQUARTERS "Cash and Carry" PACKING HOUSE MARKET, WINTERSBURG PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI. & SAT., JAN. 14 & IB