anaheim-gazette 1949-02-24

Page 6 Anaheim Gazette, February 24, 1949 Come over on the Sunny Brook side! Enjoy the whiskey that's "Cheerful as its Name" KENTUCKY WHISKEY—A BLEND • 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS McKESSON & ROBBINS, INC., EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS BRODIE'S HOUSE of LIGHTS 112 NO. LOS ANGELES STREET ANAHEIM MONTH-END CLEARANCE Waffle Iron or Sandwich Toaster $299 112 NO. LOS ANGELES STREET ANAHEIM MONTH-END CLEARANCE Waffle Iron or Sandwich Toaster While they last $299 6-ft. Extension Cord...31c While they last Table Lamps and Floor Lamps from 20% to 50% Off Fixtures - Lot Clearances up to 50% Off SETTING A NEW WORLD STANDARD OF LO Yes, this smoother-lined, smartest CHEVROLET is the most Beautiful BU ...from every point of view and on every point of value! Come, see this newest of all new cars; weigh its many exclusive features and advantages; and you'll agree it's the most beautiful buy of all, from every point of view and on every point of value! Chevrolet is the only car bringing you all these fine-car advantages at lowest cost! Completely new bodies by Fisher • New, ultra-fine color harmonies, fixtures and fabrics • New Super-Size Interiors First for Quality CHEVROLET at Loveland CONE BROTHERS, Chevrolet 215 No. Los Angeles St. - Anaheim HIGH SCHOOL HI-LIGHTS By the Journalism Class of Anaheim Union High School Edited by SALLIE INKSTER and PAT SULLIVAN Junior Class to Present “June Mad” at High School, April 8 Rehearsals are now underway for “June Mad” the Anaheim High Junior Class play to be presented April 8 in the Anaheim High School auditorium. Filling the leading roles are Janice Schamp as Penny, the Woods’ fifteen-year-old daughter, and Dan Demaree as Chuck Harris, the boy next door. Also included in the cast are Jackie Whitman as Mrs. Wood, Penny’s mother; Joe Moody as Dr. Wood, Penny’s father; Betty Marshall as Julie Harris; Dale Fanning as Elmer Tuttle; Louise Spezia as Effie; Carol Bostick as Milly Lor; Dub Helsing as Melvin Roberts; Craig Bottger as Roger Van Vleck; Dudley Frank as Mr. Harris; Joan Bruce as Shirley Wentworth; and Kenneth Dymmel as Ralph Wentworth. Understudies are Romona Selfridge, Mary Volz, Louis Middleton, Darleen Morris, Stanley Claussen, Pat Ketchum, June Hokanson, Roderick Hall, Jim Wright, Butch North, Joan Spencer, Jerry Henning and Jim Webb. The entire production will be under the direction of Mrs. John Glasier of Anaheim High School Drama Department. The play “June Mad” is taken The orchestra is under the direction of Peter Meremblum guest director. The concert will be given at the El Lobero theatre in Santa Barbara next Monday night. Donna Thomas and Elaine Newton of Anaheim High school were also accepted but will not be able to attend. Four Anaheim students took part in the orchestra last year. They were Don Calloway, Priscilla Orman, Donna Thomas, and Elaine Newton. 18 Student Club To Participate In P-TA Carnival Eighteen of Anaheim Union high school’s clubs are going to participate in the P-TA sponsored carnival open to both the public and students, to be held in the gym on March 4. The carnival will go under the title of “The 49er” in honor of the class of '49. The doors of the gym will open at 3:00 p.m., March 4, and will At Pro America Annual Meeting Several women from this area including Mesdames Florence Stevens, Elmer S. Poirier and William Hazen of Santa Ana, attended the annual luncheon and board meeting of the National Association of Pro-America, Wednesday of last week at the Biltmore hotel, Los Angeles. Mrs. Morgan Padelford, national president, presided. Speakers Randolph Van Nostrand and Charles McKnead were introduced to the large group by the Hon. Albert W. Hawkes, former United States senator from New Jersey. A discussion of our present system of economy entitled “This Is the Problem,” was given. People want opportunity, recognition and security throughout the nation, they stressed. Employees want security, supervision, opportunity adequate wages, benefits, advice, vacations, profit sharing, suitable work and promotion. The objectives of management are to provide products, improve earnings, earn a good margin of return, be co-operative and improve products. President Harry S. Truman is “urging federal control of security, medicine, education, materials, banking, credit, prices and wages which eventually will liquidate the middle-class,” Van Nostrand said. Mrs. Benjamin S. Parks, Pro-America education chairman, gave examples of political exercises of the California units of the organization. tacos. The Art club will have a novelty art booth. And the Drama club will have a turn-about theater. The freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior Y-Teens, along with the GAA, the Anoranco Press club the senior and junior classes. City to Buy 94 Car Off-Street Lot (Continued from page) will be subject to a $1 fine and/or a three month sentence or both. Existing pool halls will subject to the new ordinance til July 1 when their amusement parlor license is endorsement to tation bonds to be voted day, February 28, was given by the city governing board all citizens of Anaheim the polls and approved posed bond issue for a district two. The variance petition Birdsall permitting him vate the surface sand property at North East streets was denied, sustaining action of the civic plan mission. Denied was the variation of Antonio and Cat of 306 North Sabina s requested permission to neighborhood grocery their property. This foll planning commission’s reation. Public Hearing A public hearing onance petition of Augusti requesting permission to duplex residence at 915 peka street was called for. Held over for further tion was the variance Charles Fisher, owner at Howard, lessee, request mission to erect a garage on and Chartres street been recommended for by the planning committee. The request of the commission for further In P-TA Carnival Eighteen of Anaheim Union high school's clubs are going to participate in the P-TA sponsored carnival open to both the public and students, to be held in the gym on March 4. The carnival will go under the title of "The 49er" in honor of the class of '49. The doors of the gym will open at 3:00 p.m., March 4, and will close at 12 p.m. At 6:00 p.m. the P-TA will serve dinner to the general public in the AUHS cafeteria. The girl's gym will be turned into a '49er ball room at 8:00 p.m. and dancing will be in order for the full evening. The following clubs will have booths: Commercial club will have a ring-the-bottle game. The Blue and Gold Hi-Y will have a ring-toss game with live baby ducks as prizes. The Spanish club will have a Spanish cup game. Lambda Sigma is going to have a celluloid duck race. The FFA will sell Understudies are Romona Selfridge, Mary Volz, Louis Middleton, Darlen Morris, Stanley Claussen, Pat Ketchum, June Hokanson, Roderick Hall, Jim Wright, Butch North, Joan Spencer, Jerry Henning and Jim Webb. The entire production will be under the direction of Mrs. John Glasier of Anaheim High School Drama Department. The play "June Mad" is taken from the book "That Awful Age." It has also been made into a movie that starred Jane Withers. Hohuli, Thatcher In All Southland Student Orchestra Carol Hohuli and Gerald Thatcher of Anaheim High school are to journey to Santa Barbara, Saturday to participate in the All Southern California Student Orchestra. BOARD OF LOW-COST MOTORING Safeway LOW PRICE AND HOME Your Favorite Recipe can WIN $100 or one of 57 other cash prizes A BIG NEW CONTEST EVERY MONTH IN THE FAMILY CIRCLE MAGAZINE Full details in the March issue now on sale. 5c DRESSINGS & SPREADS Salad Dressing Duchess $33 per box Sandwich Spread Lunch Box $20 per box SAFEWAY SAVIOR Butter & Egg Bread Mrs. Wright's sliced Party Crackers Tea Timers Black Tea in Bag with “Five-Foot Seats” • New Panoramic Visibility with wider curved windshield and 80% more glass area all around • New Center-Point Design with Center-Point Steering, Lower Center of Gravity, Center-Point Seating and Center-Point Rear Suspension • Improved Valve-in-Head engine for power, acceleration, smoothness and economy • Certi-Safe Hydraulic Brakes with New Braking Ratios • Extra-Strong Fisher Unisteel Body Construction • Improved Knee-Action Ride with new Airplane-Type Shock Absorbers • The Can that “Breathes” for New All-Weather Comfort (Heater and defroster units optional at extra cost) at Lowest Cost ERS, Chevrolet Phone 2215 City to Buy 94 Car Off-Street Lot (Continued from page 1) will be subject to a $10 to $300 fine and/or a three month jail sentence or both. Existing pool halls will not be subject to the new ordinance until July 1 when their present amusement parlor licenses expire. Endorse Sewer Bonds Council endorsement to the sanitation bonds to be voted on Monday, February 28, was given with the city governing body urging all citizens of Anaheim to go to the polls and approve the proposed bond issue for sanitation district two. The variance petition of Lynn Birdsall permitting him to excavate the surface sand from his property at North East and Loara streets was denied, sustaining the action of the civic planning commission. Denied was the variance petition of Antonio and Catalina Diaz of 306 North Sabina street who requested permission to erect a neighborhood grocery store on their property. This followed the planning commission's recommendation. Public Hearing Set A public hearing on the variance petition of Augustine Lenain, requesting permission to erect a duplex residence at 915 North Topeka street was called for March 8. Held over for further consideration was the variance petition of Charles Fisher, owner and Arnold Howard, lessee, requesting permission to erect a garage at Lemon and Chartres streets. It had been recommended for approval by the planning commission. The request of the planning commission for further considerawas sustained by the council. Resolutions granting variances of Muriel Lenz permitting the construction of a drive-in restaurant and motel at Center and East streets and the construction of multiple dwelling housing were adopted by the council. The council directed the city engineer to investigate costs of construction of two asphalt sidewalks on either side of East Center street from the Lincoln school to the Bonnat tract. Action was taken after reading of a letter from the Anaheim elementary school board, citing the existing traffic hazard which exists due to lack of sidewalks for children living in the Bonnat tract who attend the Lincoln school. "I HOPE THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT HARDWARE!" Lend extra charm to your home, give your cabinets, your woodwork, distinctive forged iron hardware. McKinney Forged Iron Hardware is your heritage from the past adapted to modern use. Made especially to blend with natural finished knotty pine woodwork and kitchen cabinets. We've a wide selection of hinges, knobs, drawer pulls, locks, etc., to choose from. Come in this week. A public hearing on theance petition of Augustine Lenain, requesting permission to erect a duplex residence at 915 North Topeka street was called for March 8. Held over for further consideration was the variance petition of Charles Fisher, owner and Arnold Howard, lessee, requesting permission to erect a garage at Lemon and Chartres streets. It had been recommended for approval by the planning commission. The request of the planning commission for further consideration of the petition of Morris Goddard permitting the establishment of a pottery yard at Lincoln and Manchester and the repair to the existing structure pending submission of plans and specifications. Lend extra charm to your home, give your cabinets, your woodwork, distinctive forged iron hardware. McKinney Forged Iron Hardware is your heritage from the past adapted to modern use. Made especially to blend with natural finished knotty pine woodwork and kitchen cabinets. We've a wide selection of hinges, knobs, drawer pulls, locks, etc., to choose from. Come in this week. ANAHEIM 2271 PLACENTIA 317 PRICES ON FLOUR AND HOME-BAKING NEEDS Flour and other baking needs are important items in the average food budget. Safeway this week features a wide assortment of proven brands at prices that mean real savings. Check the items listed... also check our shelves for additional values. You will always find plenty of good buys at your neighborhood Safeway. KITCHEN CRAFT 25-lb. bag 1.98 10-lb. bag 85¢ Enriched white flour for home baking. (2-lb. bag, 20c; 5-lb. bag, 45c) HARVEST BLOSSOM 10-lb. bag 75¢ Enriched white flour. For bread, cakes, gravies. Note low price. GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 10-lb. bag 85¢ Enriched white flour. Kitchen Tested for baking success. BISCUIT FLOUR 40-oz. pkg. 41¢ Gold Medal Bisquick, the Betty Crocker flour. PANCAKE FLOUR 40-oz. box 25¢ Suzanna, "Old West" recipe. (3½-lb. pkg., 35c) CHEDDAR CHEESE lb. 39£ Oregon, mild. Cut and pre-wrapped. MAYONNAISE pint 36¢ quart 63£ NuMade brand. Adds zest to salads. TOILET SOAP Woodbury's, for face and hands. 4 bars 27¢ WHITE MAGIC BLEACH Singles out stains in fabrics. quart 10¢ half gallon 18¢ gallon 30¢ SHORTENING Royal Satin 3-lb. can 80¢ Snowdrift 3-lb. can 96¢ Crisco 1-lb. can 96¢ OTHER BAKING AIDS Beet Sugar 10-lb. bag 86¢ Large Fresh Eggs dez. 59£ Breakfast Gems: Grose A. Oak Glen Eggs dez. 52£ Large, fresh, Grose A. Blueberries 20-oz. can 35£ Sea Land brand, for pies. Halved Peaches 29-oz. can 23¢ GUARANTEED MEATS Try any cut of Safeway meat, cooked the way you like! TOILET SOAP Woodbury's, for face and hands. 4 bars 27¢ WHITE MAGIC BLEACH Singles out stains in fabrics. quart 10¢ half gallon 18¢ gallon 30¢ SAFEWAY SAVINGS Butter & Egg Bread standard leaf 15¢ Mrs. Wright's sliced. Party Crackers Tea Timers 1-lb. pkg. 32¢ Black Tea in Bags carton of 48 bags 47¢ Canterbury brand. (Cotton of 16 bags, 17c) NOB HILL COFFEE Finest quality. See it ground, know it's fresh. 2-lb. bag 87¢ 1-lb. bag 44¢ AIRWAY COFFEE Mild and Mellow. Ground to order at store. 3-lb. bag 1.15 1-lb. bag 40¢ (Two 1-lb. bags, 79c) GUARANTEED MEATS Try any cut of Safeway meat, cooked the way you prefer it. Judge its tenderness, juiciness, flavor. It's guaranteed to please—or your money back. LEG OF LAMB TRIMMED WASTE-FREE SHANK REMOVED lb. 65¢ RIB STEAKS 7" CUT. FROM TOP GRADES OF BEEF lb. 59£ GROUND BEEF PACKED IN VISKING CASING lb. 35£ ROUND STEAK ALL CUTS. TOP GRADES OF BEEF lb. 59£ SAFEWAY FARM PRODUCE Selected by expert buyers right in the growing areas...rushed to Safeway, these vegetables and fruits just can't help being good. ORANGES LARGE SIZE LOOSE PACK lb. 8¢ California grown fruit. For salads or juice. GRAPEFRUIT 7-lb. bag 29¢ Naturally sweet fruit, packed in mesh bags. CAULIFLOWER lb. 9¢ Snowy white, compact heads. Excellent flavor. CABBAGE CRISP SOLID lb. 2½¢ For dinner tonight serve corned beef and cabbage. Lamb Loin Chops Small Loin lb. 85¢ Large Loin lb. 69£p Beef Rib Roast Standing, 7" cut lb. 59£p Bolling Beef Plate meat lb. 15£p Beef Short Ribs To hake or barbecue lb. 25£p Corned Beef Boneless brisket lb. 49£p Sliced Bacon Grade A, layer pack lb. 58£p Sewing Fowl Cut-up, evaporated lb. 69£p Haddock Fillet Boneless, pan ready lb. 39£p SAFEWAY