anaheim-gazette 1953-09-17

SERVE UR-SELF — it pays! at Wimberly’s Service Station SINCE 1931 South Los Angeles St. at Ball Road Italian VILLA IMMUN FOOD EXTENSIONARY Famous for SPAGHETTI, Fine WINES and BEER Italian VILLA AIR CONDITIONED By Refrigeration CHARLIE FUCCI JIM FERRIS (FUCCI) 227 N. Los Angeles St.—Ph. Anaheim 4458 How to make good telephone service even better ... A personal number list helps to speed your land distance calls 8 Anaheim Gazette Registration for Education Classes Registration for the fall semester of the adult education classes Anaheim Union High School was set for Monday, Sept. 10 to 9 p.m. Registration forms be available in the main office of the high school. All interested sons are asked to sign up at time. A variety of classes are offered include textile painting on Thursdays with Mrs. Carter, instructress. Ceramics porcelain classes will be taught by Mrs. Hoskins Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Alden will conduct a class lamp shade making Tuesday Thursday. On Wednesdays, Mrs. Harrell will teach rug-making; Mrs. Wilson will teach new craft. A course in parent observation will be conducted Mrs. Green each Thursday. Tuesdays, Mrs. Burnham will duct a class in cake decorating also, Mrs. Abbott will have a flower arrangement. Other courses will be of general interest. General Tells Need of USO Car Shows Overseas Despite the truce in Korea twice the number of USO-cars shows in the Far East are needed General James H. Doolittle to A personal number list helps to speed your long distance calls... Whether it's a birthday call to the folks back home, or an important business call across the nation, you'll save time if you give the operator the out-of-town number you're calling, rather than just the name and address. A free personal number booklet... for the local and out-of-town numbers you call most often... is yours for the asking. Just call, send a postcard, or drop in to your nearest Pacific Telephone business office... and start your personal number list today. emergency calls may arise while you are using your party-line. If a telephone neighbor breaks in and explains the emergency, it's always thoughtful to hang up and complete your call later. Pacific Telephone Buy now for TODAY'S BIG TRUCK BARGAIN TODAYS BI TRUCK BARGA Chevrolet Trucks! MODEL COMPARISONS SHOW Chevrolet Advance-Design trucks outsell the next two makes combined! More Chevrolet trucks in use than any other make! The lowest priced truck line of all! You get more truck... you pay less money! No other truck offers you all the advanced features, the ruggedness and economy you get in Chevrolet AdvanceDesign trucks. Yet they're America's lowest priced truck line! You'll save on operation and upkeep! Chevrolet Advance-Design trucks are built to haul your loads for less! Two great Chevrolet valve-in-head engines bring you gas-saving performance in both light- and heavy-duty models. And you'll find that upkeep costs are lower, too. A better trade-in, tool You're money ahead when you buy a Chevrolet truck... you're money ahead while you drive it—and you're ahead again when you trade it in! That's because Chevrolet Advance-Design trucks traditionally command a higher resale value. CONE BROTHERS Chew 215 No. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim Registration for AUHS Fall Adult Education Classes set for Sept. 21 Registration for the fall sessions of adult education classes at Anaheim Union High School is set for Monday, Sept. 21, 7:39 p.m. Registration forms will be available in the main office of the high school. All interested persons are asked to sign up at that time. A variety of classes are to be offered include textile painting Thursdays with Mrs. Carpen-instructress. Ceramics and acclain classes will be taught Mrs. Hoskins Monday, Tuesday, and Friday. Mrs. Ben will conduct a class in top shade making Tuesday and Thursday. On Wednesdays, Mrs. Harrison teaches rug-making; also, Wilson will teach needle-t. A course in parent-child conservation will be conducted by Green each Thursday. On Saturdays, Mrs. Burnham will conduct a class in cake decoration; Mrs. Abbott will have a class flower arrangement. Other courses will be offered. General Tells Need of USO Camp Shows Overseas If sufficient interest is shown. A minimum of 15 students is required to form a class. A wood shop class will meet on Monday and Wednesday with Mr. Ryan and Mr. Messamer as instructors. In addition to the above courses the following classes will be sponsored by the Industrial committee men of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce as a part of the adult education program. Those interested may register at the first meeting of the class in the classroom Registration starts Monday, Sept. 21, on the AUHS campus. Mr. Ashworth will instruct a class in Tool and Die I on Monday and Wednesday; Mr. Bruce will teach a course in statistical Quality Control II on Monday and Wednesday; and Mr. Daily will have a class in Inspection II on Tuesday and Thursday. Courses in blueprint reading, shop mathematics and free-hand sketching will be given by Mr. Downs on Tuesday and Thursday. Mr. Holm will be the instructor for Statistical Quality Control I on Monday and Wednesday. Machine Shop Tool and Die II will be offered on Monday and Wednesday with Mr. Mangis as teacher. Mr. Musser will conduct a course in Basic Inspection I on Monday and Wednesday. Machine Operations I will be taught by Mr. Robertson on Tuesday and Thursday. Mr. Sied will instruct in manufacturing Two Anaheimers Return Home LONG BEACH, Calif. (FHTNC) —Scheduled to return here Sept. 11 aboard the heavy cruiser USS St. Paul after a tour of duty in Korean waters were Navy Lt. Cdr. James W. Cummins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus C. Cummins of 14291 Wagner rd., Anaheim, Calif., and husband of the former Miss Roland M. Findley of Buena Park, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony M. Rios of 1302 West Lincoln, Anaheim. The St. Paul spent several months on the "bomb line" and took part in numerous shore bombardments. The cruiser received a direct hit by enemy shore batteries which knocked out one of the ship's guns. July 1. Weight fees for commercial vehicles were also increased a third on that date. SAC Course to Aid Car Owners The old family car was such a stranger when San College Instructor George ney finishes teaching a new in consumer automotive. Designed for women or amateur repairmen or workers whose household there are men, the course is designed millarize the motorist who car Topics include the nature of lubrication, rotary tires, upholstery care, how to scribe car troubles to the man, what to suspect when car breaks down, how the car erates, and other helpful facts. The three-unit course is open at 1 to 3 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. A recent survey indicated 18,135,000 U.S. families wine when entertaining guests 26,374,000 do not. IT'S HERE! SKYLAR GIVES YOU: Needed Nutrition—Because Skylark contains extra skim milk solids, you get 56% more milk protein... an essential food for strong bodies and General Tells Need of USO Camp Shows Overseas Despite the truce in Korea, the number of USO-camp ships in the Far East are needed, General James H. Doolittle told a news audience in Pasadena v. Attending from Anaheim Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Marvin Miss Anne Treanor. Famed flyer who led the raid in Apr., 1942, as chair of the United Defense Fund supports USO and other use-related services, was guest at a luncheon in his honour the Huntington hotel. The bag was sponsored by theunity Chests and councils southern California. Herbert head of the Pasadena Chest, chairman. General Doolittle said General Clark, UN commander in has asked that the sched-USO-Camp Shows in the last be doubled. Although booting has stopped, he said, stability and the international necessary for peace yet exist. During this period of maxi- vigilance, the morale-build-services of USO and USO-Shows are even more es- to our armed forces in the Calif. Motorists To Pay Additional Revenue to State Californians paid $120,154,000 in motor vehicle registration fees and special motor carrier taxes in 1952, according to the National Automobile club. Thus California continued last year to lead the nation in motor tax revenue. The state's revenue took another jump last week as Californians prepared to lay more cash on the line. Fees were doubled to two dollars on Sept. 9 for transferring titles, for installing engines, for filing chattel mortgages, and for duplicate registrations or license plates. The penalty for delinquent payment of the transfer fee also jumped to two dollars. Previous to this, registration fees were raised one-third last for S BIGARGAIN! S BIG ARGAIN! Buy no truck until you get our deal! See how little it will cost you to own a rugged new Chevrolet truck that's just right for your needs. See how much you'll save on the low, low price . . . how much you'll be ahead on the trade-in. Buy right—right now! CHEVROLET S Chevrolet Phone 2215 FIRST BUTTER Beverly brand, chunk or creamy. 12-oz. jar 33¢ 20-oz. jar 49¢ JELLY and PRESERVES Kern brand. 2-lb. jar 35¢ Pure Grape. GRAHAM CRACKERS Pirate's Gold brand. 1-lb. pkg. 27£ Crisp, fresh. ELBOW MACARONI Globe "A 1" brand. 1-lb. pkg. 19£ (2-lb. pkg., 37c.) SAFEWAY MEAT VAN LAMB ROAST SHOULDER SQUARE CUT U. S. D. A. CHOICE grade, no neck, no shank. Priced low! Lamb Breast U.S.D.A. Choice grade lb. 10c Lamb Shanks CORNED BEEF GROUND BEEF KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR Enriched white. For home baking. 10-lb. bag with coupon only 79£ Use coupon from flour display. PRICES: EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., SEPT. 17, 18, 19, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY, SAC Course to Aid Car Owners The old family car won't be such a stranger when Santa Ana College Instructor George Swee-ry finishes teaching a new class consumer automotive. Designed for women drivers, nateur repairmen or women in those household there are no men, the course is designed to familiarize the motorist with his r. Topics include the importance of lubrication, rotation on res, upholstery care, how to describe car troubles to the service-an, what to suspect when the r breaks down, how the car op-ates, and other helpful facts. The three-unit course is offered 1 to 3 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. A recent survey indicates that 135,000 U.S. families serve one when entertaining guests and 874,000 do not. A husky baby boy weighing 10 lbs., 3 oz. was born in St. Joseph hospital on Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Jacobsen of 8791 Kathryn dr. Mr. and Mrs. Normand A. Rivet, 8072 Moraga st., welcomed a new addition to their family last Wednesday. Their baby boy was born in St. Joseph hospital It's time to plant SWEET PEAS For Beautiful WINTER BLOOMS Come in and we will tell you how to grow them. BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVE. PHONE ANAHKIM 5450 We GIVE and REDEEM Gold Bond Stamps Skylark Bread at SAFEWAY NOW! Skylark ENRICHED WITH WHITE BREAD at SAFEWAY NOW! Skylark *than ordinary white bread WHITE or WHEAT Regular or Sandwich Style Large standard 22½-oz. loaf 26¢ SAUCE 4 8-oz. cans 25¢ ed for flavor. Shortening 3-lb. can 83¢ or baking. PPER FANCY GROUND 2-oz. can 32¢ ted. (4-oz. can, 59c.) EESE wrapped. 59¢ lb. DRIED BEANS Sunny Hills brand. Choice of Baby Limas, Small White or Large White. Packed in Cello. 1-lb. bag 14¢ 2-lb. bag 27¢ Pancake Mix & Waffle Mix (40-oz. pkg., 33c; 3½-1lb. pkg., 44c.) Suzanna brand. Delicious flavor. Allsweel Margarine 1-lb. ctn. 29¢ Made by Swift. Chili Con Carne with beans 15½-oz. can 29¢ Dennison brand. For quick meals. Other Skylark Breads Slender Way Made without shortening std. leaf 24¢ Split Top White standard leaf 26£ Raisin Nut Chock full of raisins standard leaf 25£ Seeded Rye "Just-right" flavor standard leaf 19£ DEVIL'S FUDGE RANCH CAKE SPECIAL Each 35¢ COFFEE "Roaster-fresh" at Safeway. Edwards 1-lb. can 89¢ (2-lb. can, 1.76.) Nob Hill 1-lb. can 86¢ LIPTON'S BLACK TEA 16-bag pkg. 21¢ ¼-lb. pkg. 35¢ Apple Cider Martinelli brand quart bottle 33¢ LUNCHEON MEAT Rath Black Hawk. For quick meals. LOW PRICES ON PRODUCE FRESH CORN Golden Cross variety. Sweet, tender. 6 ears for 25¢ TOKAY GRAPES FLAME Chili Con Carne with beans can 29c Dennison brand. For quick meals. LOW PRICES ON PRODUCE FRESH CORN Golden Cross variety. Sweet, tender. 6 ears for 25c TOKAY GRAPES FLAME RED Ib. 9c ONIONS SWEET YELLOW 2 Ibs. 5c MEAT VALUES ST SHOULDER SQUARE CUT ck, no shank. Priced lowl lb. 43c 10c Lamb Shanks U.S.D.A. Choice grade lb. 35c EF Boneless Brisket. Serve hot or cold. Ib. 49c EF Packed in Visking. State Inspected. Ib. 39c Frankfurters 1-lb. Caffe 45c Somorset skinless. No. 1 quality. Beef Liver Sliced or in piece Ib. 45c Beef Hearts Excellent to stuff and bake Ib. 25c Fillet of Sole Captain's Choice brand Ib. 39c LOS ANGELES COUNTY FAIR Sept. 18-Oct. 4 at Pomona Flavor special of the month Cragmont brand CREAM SODA 2 32-oz. bottles (deposits extra) Nationally Known Health & Beauty Aids Vaseline Skin Ointment 1¼-oz. jar 15c Wildroot Cream Oil 4-oz. bottle 59c L.B. Hair Oil 2-oz. bottle 49c Spray Net Helene Curtis 3½-oz. $1.25 Tampax Regular or Super package of 10 39c Mum Deodorant ¾-oz. jar 39c Toni Super Refills bottle $1.50 For home permanents. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM