anaheim-gazette 1953-10-01

PERFECT COMFORT for that NEW HOME "Warm Floors At Last!" NOW I CAN PLAY ON THE FLOOR! New Health and Comfort With Circulating Warm Air... At Lower Cost! Now at last, babies can play on the floor and keep warm and cozy. The Coleman Gas Floor furnace circulates heat... makes floors a healthful comfort zone for children. Floods your home with huge volumes of warm air, clean, healthful, sterilized... gives you uniform comfort from floor to ceiling—gives you warm PTA Council Endorses Chamber Plans for Hallowe’en Program When the Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers met on Friday in the La Palma Investment YLI Hears Jordan Explain Purpose Of Chest Drive Barney Jordan, president of the Anaheim Community Chest, gave a resume of the importance and purpose of the Community Chest for the Young Ladies Institute when the group met last week at the IOOF held with president Mary Jean Lambert in charge. He asked for volunteer solicitors to work toward the success of the current fund-raising drive and showed a 20-minute film of Community Chest work in Orange county so that YLI members might have a better understanding of its function. The program was enjoyed by a good attendance of regular members and by special guests Helen Krom, Institute deputy and her mother, Mrs. Catherine Garrett, both of Corpus Christi institute, Fullerton. Mrs. Krom spoke on the feast for the month of September and recited a fitting prayer. She suggested that members make a study of the Human Rights program being considered by the United Nations so that they will understand in Youth Building, the association unanimously to go with the Chamber of Commerce working through committee educational program this year Hallowe’en instead of their earlier “trick or treat.” Paul superintendent of the A.A.E elementary schools, reportedly on the progress of play this year’s Hallowe’en. President Mrs. John Herbert produced the Rev. A. J. Carr a member of the public recommittee of the Community Chest fund campaign, who sent facts of the 1953 case. He pointed out that 61% total budget is allocated for own local character building cies, Boy and Girl Scouts said. “There is a need for teacher solicitors in the Ben Franklin and George Washington areas. The volunteer work and giving is the way.” An invitation from the school board for a council sentative to serve on a committee was read. Mrs. sell Renner was appointed president in this the first meeting of the council. Rections of Mrs. Carrol Curtis vice-president and Mrs. Sandoval, juvenile prot chairman, were accepted with grets. Mrs. Clyde Howell elected and introduced to office of 2nd vice-president. Mrs. Louise Reynolds, consultant for the Anaheim elementary schools, reported Now at last, babies can play on the floor and keep warm and cozy. The Coleman Gas Floor Furnace circulates heat... makes floors a healthful comfort zone for children. Floods your home with huge volumes of warm air, clean, healthful, sterilized... gives you uniform comfort from floor to ceiling—gives you warm floors. You don't even need a basement. It sits under the floor out of sight. The special new Coleman streetlining inside the furnace gives you faster warm air flow—greater volume of heat—more warmth for less money. Low initial cost, plus low fuel bills have made it America's largest-selling floor furnace! Get details now! Coleman America's Largest Selling GAS FLOOR FURNACE See Our Free Demonstration Now Convenient Terms We Finance Our Own Contracts H. R. FOX and CO. 411 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone Anaheim 4886 The program was enjoyed by a good attendance of regular members and by special guests Helen Krom, Institute deputy and her mother, Mrs. Catherine Garrett, both of Corpus Christi institute, Fullerton. Mrs. Krom spoke on the feast for the month of September and recited a fitting prayer. She suggested that members make a study of the Human Rights program being considered by the United Nations so that they will understand these issues when they are presented. Glenna Ranker, application chairman, reminded members that all applications for prospective members must be turned in at the October 5 meeting. Scholarship Chairman Ellen Lopker reported that the scholarship award had gone to an Anaheim boy. A retreat will be held in the Sacred Heart Retreat house in Alhambra on Friday, Saturday and Sunday of this week. Bonnie Jolissaint has been in charge of the reservations. Gertrude Carter, chairman of Foreign Missions, reminded the members to save all their cotton scans for her. These will be sent to her sister in the Solomon Islands to be used by the natives to make quilts. Those wishing to purchase Christmas cards and wrappings to enhance the YLI treasury may see them at Mrs. Earl Hagerty's home at 10701 E. La Palma st. The Belle Club award went to Mae Falk and the attendance prize was won by Marie Martin. Table decorations for the social hour which concluded the meeting were of deep toned fall flowers. Hostesses were Anita Dixon assisted by Pauline Benzie, Regina Czapla, Margaret Shinn and Mae Falk. And I need it right away! send it by Greyhound Package Express! And I need it right away! send it by Greyhound Package Express! In a hurry? Don't worry! Specify Greyhound PACKAGE EXPRESS Greyhound Package Express is a "lifesaver" when merchandise or parts are needed FAST. Just phone, write or wire the supplier: "Put it on the next Greyhound bus." Greyhound's frequent service is what does the trick. And remember, Greyhound goes downtown to downtown. No time-consuming delays once your shipment arrives at the depot. And the low shipping rates will please you. A free rate card is yours for the asking at the Greyhound Express Office. SAMPLE RATE FOR A 10-LB. PACKAGE San Francisco to Anaheim ..... $1.20 plus tax Number of schedules daily from San Francisco ..... 24 Fastest travel time ..... 14 hours 217 B. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Anaheim 3404 GREYHOUND Package Express Office 2 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1953 ANAHEIM, GALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities JOAN S. WHITE SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 7615 Anahelmers Run Palm Springs Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Paul Klueter of 827 N. Lemon st. have taken over the management of "Desert Ho," an apartment hotel in Palm Springs. Mrs. Klueter will spend the winter at the desert resort while her husband will divide his time between Palm Springs and Anaheim where he operates the Band Box Cleaners. The Klueters are former residents of the Palm Springs community. At home now at 13355 E. Burton st., are Mrs. Gustav Westerhold and her new little son born last Tuesday in Fullerton General hospital. The baby weighed 7 lbs. 1½ oz. at birth. Phone 4018 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Main Office: 111 W. Orpress Branch: 350 W. Center Anaheim ASK YOUR Housewarmer How to get more heat from pot-type burners We have the answer to higher efficiency from your circulating-heater pot-type burner in Standard Stove Oil. Because all impurities How to get more heat from pot-type burners We have the answer to higher efficiency from your circulating-heater pot-type burner in Standard Stove Oil. Because all impurities have been removed, it burns without smoke, soot or odor...gives constant, comfortable heat. And because it is completely distilled and always uniform, its flame won't flare up or die down. It flows freely in the coldest weather ...every drop turns into clean, dependable heat. Switch to Standard Stove Oil today. For pressure-type burners, ask for Standard Furnace Oil. For prompt Housewarmer service call AL BOHRS & SON ANAHEIM, CALIF. ZENYTH 2518 Everyone's talking about Why? Because the women like our colorful heart-of-the-home kitchens with mahogany cabinets, spacious breakfast nooks, and other features found only in expensive custom homes. They're mad about the large glass-walled living rooms, ample closet and storage space, step-saving floor plans, and they rave about the expertly co-ordinated color selections! The men like the sturdy construction for low dollar apkeep, the roomy double garages, and picture the fun in the rear patios, for barbequeing and outdoor entertaining! These are the features they rave about Hardwood Floors. Mahogany Doors. Colored Plumbing Fixtures by American Standard Sanitary. Garbage Disposal by Waste King. Spatter Linoleum by Armstrong and Sloanes. Large Window Walls. Insulation by Johns- storage space, step-saving floor plans, and they rave about the expertly co-ordinated color selections! The men like the sturdy construction for low dollar upkeep, the roomy double garages, and picture the fun in the rear patios, for barbequeing and outdoor entertaining! These are the features they rave about Hardwood Floors. Mahogany Doors. Colored Plumbing Fixtures by American Standard Sanitary. Garbage Disposal by Waste King. Spatter Linoleum by Armstrong and Sloanes. Large Window Walls. Insulation by Johns-Manville. Wide Lots — Nothing Less Than 60 Feet. Paints by Fuller. California Patio Living. Complete Color Coordination of Interior and Exterior by Color Consultant D. M. Spillane. 4 NEW FLOOR PLANS 3 BEDROOMS, 1½ BATHS BONDED HOMES inc. C. Fred Smith Arthur R. Weber Sales Office on corner Placella at 1 Broadway. MERCURIO'S SHOP and SAVE at ANAHEIM'S SAVING CENTER 332 E.CENTER ST. PHONE 3012 Open Daily 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.—Sundays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Open Every Night for Your Convenience Sales tax added to all taxable items. We reserve the right to limit quantities. No sales to dealers. SPECIALS THUR.-FRI. & SAT. Meats U. S. Graded GOOD BEEF ROUND STEAK ... 59c lb. CHUCK STEAK ... 39c lb. FRESH DRESSED Stewing Hens 35¹⁰ U. S. Graded GOOD BEEF POT ROAST ... 25c lb. 7-BONE ... 35c lb. O-Bone ... 43c lb. FRESH—PAN READY FRYERS . . 59¹⁰ Groceries OCOMA CHICKEN PARTS YOUR CHOICE BREASTS THIGHS DRUMSTICKS 12 oz. pkg. 89¹⁰ HOLIDAY OLEO . . . 19¹⁰ STARKIST Green Label Can TUNA . . . 31¹⁰ OLD MANOR COFFEE . . 83¹⁰ FRESH—GRANDE CORN Tortillas 2 doz. pkg. 29¹⁰ U. S. Graded GOOD BEEF POT ROAST 25c lb. 7-BONE 35c lb. O-Bone 43c lb. FRESH—PAN READY FRYERS . . 59¢ LEAN—MEATY Boiling Beef . 13¢ FRESH—LEAN Ground Beef . 33¢ LEAN—MEATY SHORT RIBS . 23¢ LUER'S ALL-MEAT WEINERS . . 45¢ STARKIST Green Label Can TUNA . . 31¢ OLD MANOR 1-Lb. can COFFEE . 83¢ FRESH—GRANDE CORN Tortillas 2 doz. pkg 29¢ HILLSDALE SLICED Pineapple lge. No.2j cant 27¢ LIBBEY'S PINEAPPLE JUICE 46-oz. Can 27¢ LIBBEY'S—CUT STRING BEANS 303 CAN 23¢ SILK TISSUE per roll 6¢ PURE X Qt. 17c ½ Gals 29c Gals. ... 49c about BONDED HOMES IN ANAHEIM 28 EXTERIOR DESIGNS FOR CALIFORNIA PATIO LIVING V.A. FROM $5532 MONTH PRIN. AND INT. BEST FHA TERMS nc. CLOSE TO EVERYTHING IN ANAHEIM