anaheim-gazette 1950-01-12

Class Room of Proposed $450,000 Stanton School This will be a typical classroom of the new $450,000 school plant to be built in Stanton, to serve the Savanna school district. The latest innovations will be used in this classroom. Bond election for the Savanna district is being held January 17, to raise $45,000 which is applied on the cost of the new school plant. Under terms of recently-passed Prop. No. 1 of the state of California will provide the remainder. Hold Bond Election for New School Savanna school district will hold a bond election on January 17, 1950. If passed, bonds in the amount of $45,000 will be issued and sold. The money received will be applied on the cost of a new school plant. Under terms of the recently-passed Prop. 1, the state of California will provide the remainder of the money for the building of an entirely new $450,-000.00 plant. Proposed plans call for separate play areas and buildings for the Native Sons Seat Officers Harold Rice of Placentia was seated president of Mother Colony 281 Native Sons of the Golden West during open installation ceremonies Tuesday night at the Knights of Columbus hall, this city. Officiating as installing officer was Dwight Williams, district deputy of Arrowhead Parlor 110, San Bernardino. Other officers seated with Rice included Clark Smith of Placentia, senior past president; Alexis Pelous, Anaheim, junior past president; Ralph Beatty, Placentia, first vice-president; Leonard Schwacofer, Anaheim, second vice-president. Set Inquest For 3 Traffic Deaths Inquest was scheduled at 3 p.m. Thursday in the Baltz mortuor Corona Del Mar, in the case three traffic accident victims, killed early Saturday in a head collision at Crystal Cove, on Coast highway south of Corrina Del Mar. Both drivers, Lt. Dean C. Ball 27, of Camp Pendleton, and I O'Hanesian, 23, South Gate, were killed. Third victim was 17-year-old Elizabeth Freel of Long Beach riding in O'Hanesian's car, who carried six passengers. Lt. Ball was alone. Critically injured were William M. Robertson, 21, Joe Logan, and Patricia Ann Cook, 18, all Long Beach. With John Kevorki Savanna school district will hold a bond election on January 17, 1950. If passed, bonds in the amount of $45,000 will be issued and sold. The money received will be applied on the cost of a new school plant. Under terms of the recently-passed Prop. 1, the state of California will provide the remainder of the money for the building of an entirely new $450,-000.00 plant. Proposed plans call for separate play areas and buildings for the upper grades, including a wood-shop and a home economics room; a twelve room lower grade unit; kindergarten unit; administration building; a completely modern auditorium and cafeteria with all necessary cooking facilities; and a teachers' room. An outstanding feature of the construction as planned by school architect H. L. Cogerty of Los Angeles is the use of cross lighting for the classrooms. The overhanging roofs for the south arcades are so constructed that hazardous supporting posts can be eliminated. In all, the new Savanna school will provide the latest and best in schoolhouse planning. It will be a truly model school. Electors are urged to vote for the bonds at this special election to provide their children with a new school. Polling place is the Savanna school on Ball Road, and the hours are from 12 Noon to 7:00 P.M. The use of steel as a structural material was developed in the closing years of the nineteenth century. Officiating as installing officer was Dwight Williams, district deputy of Arrowhead Parlor 110, San Bernardino. Other officers seated with Rice included Clark Smith of Placentia, senior past president; Alexis Pelous, Anaheim, junior past president; Ralph Beatty, Placentia, first vice-president; Leonard Schwacofer, Anaheim, second vice-president; Frank Sesma, Anaheim, third vice-president; Loren Wagner, Anaheim, marshal; Frank Watter, Los Alamitos, inside sentinel and Richard Adams, Buena Park, outside sentinel. Trustees are Gerald Collins, Anaheim; Frank Salveson, Fullerton, and Henry Plou, Anaheim. William Lester of Brea is secretary-treasurer and Bess Claes of Buena Park is recording secretary of Mother Colony Parlor. Police School Starts Monday Police officers of Orange county cities and sheriff's deputies were students in a police school course, which opened Monday in Santa Ana, with a score of peace officers attending. The course continues eight days. Instruction on the taking and writing of statements and reports, identification, public relations and other duties of the peace officer are included in the study. FBI officers, district attorney and sheriff's attaches are on the faculty staff. We're Spreading the News About Our Fine Liquors at Five Points LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LIQUORS DRINK WINE FOR HEALTH CHRISTIAN BROS. WINE TOKAY - PALE DRY SHERRY - GOLDEN SHERRY FIVE POINTS LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LIQUORS DRINK WINE FOR HEALTH CHRISTIAN BROS. WINE TOKAY - PALE DRY SHERRY - GOLDEN SHERRY TAWNY PORT Fifth ..... 1.28 TREASURE PORT - COCKTAIL SHERRY Fifth ..... 1.49 Pluma Wine Sherry - Muscatel Port - Tokay 5th ..... .54 ½ Gal. ..... 1.29 Gallon ..... 2.49 Amb. 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Complete Plans For Red Cross Annual Dinner Plans for the annual dinner-meeting and election of officers and board members of the Anaheim chapter, American Red Cross, were completed at the board meeting held Wednesday night of last week, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Leo J. Friis, at the city hall offices. This yearly event is slated for January 20 at 6:30 o'clock at the Ebell club house. The dinner will be served by the chapter canteen. Tickets for the meeting, to which all Red Cross workers and interested citizens are invited, may be obtained from board members or at the chapter office, second floor, city hall building. The local chapter assisted the San Diego chapter in its Christmas gift program for servicemen in the San Diego area. A gift was provided for each hospitalized man. Home service reported 39 cases open during the month, five of which son of Santa Ana, wind machine at 10611 Brookhurst, $4,000; M. E. Bivens, wind machine, Placentia avenue, south of Katella road, $1,500; Mrs. Hollie V. Chandler, wind machine, 11112 E. Ball road, $2,775; R. C. Johnson, 10-car garage, 11120 Highway 101, $3,000; R. D. Taylor, storeroom addition to shop, 10192 E. Ball road, $1,500; Leonard Thierfelder, addition to beauty shop, 9781 Harbor boulevard, $500. Apply for Auto Registration Changes Now Sacramento, (WNS)—Applicants for transfers, duplicate license plates or certificates, non-resident registration, body and engine changes on automobiles today were urged to call at offices of the state department of motor vehicles immediately. A. H. "Gus" Henderson, director, said there is a lull in issuance of 1950 registration tabs, and state that the department now can give faster service on more complicated applications. Henderson said the offices would be jammed on the days precious to closing the registration period at midnight, February 4. MUSICK COUPLE BACK FROM KANSAS Mr. and Mrs. Grant Musick, owners of the Musick garage on South Palm street, this city, returned last week after spending the Yule holidays visiting relatives in Kansas. They left Anaheim December 21 to enjoy a reunion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Brodock of Hutchin- Tickets for the meeting, to which all Red Cross workers and interested citizens are invited, may be obtained from board members or at the chapter office, second floor, city hall building. The local chapter assisted the San Diego chapter in its Christmas gift program for servicemen in the San Diego area. A gift was provided for each hospitalized man. Home service reported 39 cases open during the month, five of which were new and four re-opened. Service was given to 21 cases. There were 40 office calls and five home calls were made. Comprising the nominating committee are Mrs. Ben Kaulbars, Mrs. Leo J. Sheridan and Mrs. Evert Wells. Their recommendations will be announced during the election of board members and officers on January 20. Building Permits In Anaheim Rural Total $22,275 Building permits aggregating $12,275 were issued by the county building department for the Anaheim district area, outside of the city limits, during last week. They include: G. W. Bond and EHLERS KEYS BICYCLES SAW FILING LAWNMOWERS Sales and Service Repairing and Welding 419 W. Center Phone 2759 Anaheim LOOK! CHICKEN! FRYERS Pan-ready...and only 65¢ a pound These are not ordinary fryers—they're completely dressed and drawn, ready for the pan. You don't pay for waste parts. Every one is a bird of select quality—scientifically cleaned to give you chicken that will eat tender and sweet. WIN $5000 WARDROBE MONEY -71 other big prizes Just name the dish shown at the top of this ed. Full details at store KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR CANNED MEATS armour Treef brand lunch meat. ve hot or slice cold. bbby's Hash Tickets for the meeting, to which all Red Cross workers and interested citizens are invited, may be obtained from board members or at the chapter office, second floor, city hall building. The local chapter assisted the San Diego chapter in its Christmas gift program for servicemen in the San Diego area. A gift was provided for each hospitalized man. Home service reported 39 cases open during the month, five of which were new and four re-opened. Service was given to 21 cases. There were 40 office calls and five home calls were made. Comprising the nominating committee are Mrs. Ben Kaulbars, Mrs. Leo J. Sheridan and Mrs. Evert Wells. Their recommendations will be announced during the election of board members and officers on January 20. Building Permits In Anaheim Rural Total $22,275 Building permits aggregating $12,275 were issued by the county building department for the Anaheim district area, outside of the city limits, during last week. They include: G. W. Bond and Be sure...shop SAFEWAY Your Safeway is chock full of low prices. Listed below are but a few of the many values now in effect at the Safeway near your home. PEACHES Del Monte Brand Choice Yellow Clings Melba Halves or Sliced 29 oz. can 19¢ SPAGHETTI Franco American 3 15½-oz. cans 35¢ MARGARINE Sunnybank (WHITE lb. 25°) YELLOW lb. 35¢ FLOUR Kitchen Craft 25-lb. bag 1.93 10-lb. bag 83¢ CHEESE Dutch Mill American (¼-lb. package 25°) 2-lb. leaf 79¢ Just name the dish shown at the top of this ed. Full details at store KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR CANNED MEATS Armour Treef 12-oz. can 35¢ Lobby's Hash 16-oz. can 33¢ Corned Beef 12-oz. can 39¢ PEACHES Del Monte Brand Choice Yellow Clings Melba Halves or Sliced 29-oz. can 19¢ SPAGHETTI Franco American 3 cans 15½-oz. can 35¢ MARGARINE Sunnybank (WHITE lb. 25¢) YELLOW lb. 35¢ FLOUR Kitchen Craft 25-lb. bag 1.93 lb. 83¢ Enriched white.(5-lb. bag, 43c; 2-lb. bag, 22c) CHEESE Dutch Mill American (½-lb. package 25¢) 2-lb. leaf 79¢ SHORTENING 1-lb. can 25¢ 3-lb. can 67¢ Royal Satin. For all baking or frying. GOVERNMENT GRADED MEATS CHUCK ROAST Blade Cuts.From U.S.Graded GOOD Beef lb. 49¢ ROUND STEAK Tender, Juicy, U.S.Graded GOOD Beef lb. 69¢ CORNED BEEF Boneless Brisket U.S.Graded GOOD Beef lb. 49¢ SHORT RIBS Fine to Bake or Braise.U.S.Graded GOOD Beef lb. 25¢ SLICED BACON Grade B Layer Pack lb. 39¢ Roiling Beef lb. 15¢ SAFEWAY VEGETABLE VALUES Bark Sausage ¼-lb. pkg. 27¢ Oranges New Crop Navels Large Size Fruit lb. 6¢ Apples California Pippins 36-lb. box 1.45 6 lbz. 25¢ Grapefruit Coachella Valley lb. 6¢ Carrots Freshly Pulled.Tops Removed lb. 6¢ Cabbage Choice, green, solid. lb. 4¢ Fancy Yams Texas grown.To bake. 2 lbz. 19¢ PRICES LISTED ARE EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1950, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to Bait reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. Washable Tailored P NOW'S THE TEM DECORATE YOU That's right! Penney's get typical Penney w fine fabric, neat, accurate anywhere! Washable. ular pastel colors. 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You get typical Penney workmanship throughout... fine fabric, neat, accurate stitching... no skimping anywhere! Washable. Choice of soft eggshell or popular pastel colors. Full length. 42" wide. SPECIAL PURCHASE! DRAPERY Gorgeous Cretonnes Vat Dyed in new designs. 36" width. 63¢ yd. SEE OUR STOCK NOW! BASEMENT STORE TRICOT Rayon Slips Lace Trim Sizes 32-40 1.00 SUPER! Bath Towels Extra, size and weight ea. 62¢ MEN'S Slack Sox Cotton Argylees pr. 39¢ At PENNEY'S In Anaheim FREE PARKING IN THE REAR OPEN 9:30-5:30