anaheim-gazette 1953-12-31

Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Kirkwood Reports State Bonds; Cash SACRAMENTO, CALIF., Dec. 28—Robert C. Kirkwood, State Controller, today reported cash and bonds in the State Treasury of $136,020,597 as of November 30, 1953. This compares with $107,-682,398 as of October 31, and $130,-490,224 on November 30, a year ago. The General Fund balance figure excludes revenue which is restricted to a specific purpose. Controller Kirkwood's November 30th statement shows an increase of $28,338,139 over October 31, 1953. Of this increase $27,148,-740 represents the excess of November 1953 unrestricted revenue over governmental cost expenditures, to which is added $1,170,507 in non-revenue receipts and a reduction of $18,892 in non-governmental cost expenditures. General Fund unrestricted revenues deposited in the state treasury during the first five months of the 1953-54 fiscal year, total $325,-697,663, an increase of $33,164,939, or 11.34%, as compared with the corresponding period last year. Revamp Rarebit For Good Eating A new adaptation of an old-time favorite—is Mushroom Rabbit. To your favorite cheese sauce, seasoned in high style with cayenne pepper, dry mustard and Worcestershire, add sauteed mushrooms. The contents of a four-ounce can of mushrooms blended with a cup of cheese sauce will turn the trick. Serve the mushroom mixture over buttered hot toast. New Project is Started by Club The Korn Ruskers 4-H Club started a new project at the recent meeting held at the Pietz ranch, 7342 Ball rd. Club leader, Carl Korn gave details of the proposed tractor project. A tractor film from the County Agricultural office will be shown at the January meeting. President Charles Holland conducted the business session and appointed the following committee members to plan the December Christmas party: Joan Perry, Bob Schurings, and Charles and Floyd Holland. Program Chairman, Ronny Korn led guessing games at the close of the business meeting, and refreshments were served by Salty Cauler and Lynn Ann Pletz. Federal Flood Control Receipts For Fiscal Year SACRAMENTO, CALIF., Dec. 24—State Controller Robert C. Kirkwood today announced the apportionment of $467.00 in Federal flood control receipts to Orange county for the fiscal year 1952-53. California received $60,422 during the 1952-53 fiscal year, which represents 75 per cent of the amount collected by the Federal Government from flood control lands within the state. This money is being distributed to the four counties in which flood control lands are situated, as follorings from Local Clubs. Final results of the spirit contest for a place on the Delegation Team of the 6th Annual YMCA Model Legislature were announced recently, and 16 happy high school Y club members are looking forward to the trip to Sacramento in February. Out of 47 fellows and girls who qualified in September by attendance at a pre-legislative training session in Whittier, 21 stayed in the race wrote Bills, attended practice sessions locally, and finally appeared before a civic committee recently. Ratings of the committee together with ratings from their clubs and Y leaders, plus their participation record gave the final scores. The tap 15 scores went to the following people in order: Jim Moore Caroline Fechter, Zoe Fort, Marilyn Richards, Jan Critchfield Charlyn Schmid, Peggy Kohlenberger, Ann Betts, Roger Pinkstaff Clara Walker, Gloria Taylor, Marilyn Koontz, Patricia Roberts Barbara Olsen, and Elleen Bruhn. The 16th delegation member in Reynette Wallace, who was elected as a youth officer at the Whittier meeting. Judges from Local Clubs Assisting in the judging were members of Local Service Clubs, including Hildred Ferrell and Pearle Wagoner from Altrusde Club; H. C. Nelson and Claude Owens from Rotary Club; Harwood Larson and Walt Gooden from Optimist Club; Chester Ferris from Lions Club; Steve Holden from Y's Men Club; and Paul Bruce and Clyde Jones from 20-30. The youthful legislators will continue to prepare themselves by presenting their bills before Revamp Rarebit For Good Eating A new adaptation of an old-time favorite—is Mushroom Rabbit. To your favorite cheese sauce, seasoned in high style with cayenne pepper, dry mustard and Worcestershire, add sautéed mushrooms. The contents of a four-ounce can of mushrooms blended with a cup of cheese sauce will turn the trick. Serve the mushroom mixture over buttered hot toast. ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuchel, President. Max Beeler, Vice-President Mrs. Henry Kuchel Secretary-Treasurer Publishers of ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 Anahiem Gazette Theodore B. Kuchel, Publisher O. E. "Andy" Mellen, Adv. Manager Published Thursday of each week at 59 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Phone:KE 5-2206 Entered as second class mail matter under the Act of March 8, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the National Editorial Association and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: $5c per month by carrier or $3 per year by carrier or mail. Kirkwood today announced the apportionment of $467.00 in Federal flood control receipts to Orange county for the fiscal year 1952-53. California received $60,422 during the 1952-53 fiscal year, which represents 75 per cent of the amount collected by the Federal Government from flood control lands within the state. This money is being distributed to the four counties in which flood control lands are situated, as follows: Los Angeles, $30.093; Riverside, $15.747; San Bernardino, $14.115; and Orange, $467. The Federal Flood Control Act of 1938 provides that this money is to be expended as the State Legislature may prescribe for the benefit of the public schools and public roads of the counties in which the leased lands are located. The related California Act stipulates that each county receiving an apportionment of Federal Control receipts shall deposit 50 per cent thereof in its county school service fund and 50% in its general road fund, stated Controller Kirkwood. Clarence Fleming of 938 Claudina st. is passing the cigars. His wife presented him with a 7 lb. 4 oz. daughter in St. Joseph hospital on December 11. Assisting in the judging were members of Local Service Clubs, including Hildred Ferrell and Pearle Wagoner from Altrusa Club; H. C. Nelson and Claudie Owens from Rotary Club; Harwood Larson and Walt Gooden from Optimist Club; Chester Ferris from Lions Club; Steve Holden from Y's Men Club; and Paul Bruce and Clyde Jones from 20-30. The youthful legislators will continue to prepare themselves by presenting their Bills before local groups in order to perfect their arguments before they become "Model Legislators" in February. The entire state will be represented as the YMCA Youth take over the Legislative Houses from February 17-20 and with their own officers presiding will occupy both ART SIUPPLIES Paint with TREASURE TONES WALLPAPER Sanders—RENTALS—Polishers SCHAEFFLER PAINTS and WALLPAPER 120 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone KE 5-2469 Appreciates your friendship and hereby To keep our standards high and prices low What we can't do in person, we are plea So we send Old-Fashioned greetings that HAPPY NEW YEAR MCA Delegates Legislators' The results of the spirited debate for a place on the Delegation team of the 6th Annual Model Legislature were decided recently, and 16 hapen school Y club members took forward to the trip toento in February. Out of news and girls who qualified member by attendance at a legislative training session in March, 21 stayed in the race, bills, attended practice sessally, and finally appeared a civic committee recently. Signs of the committee together ratings from their club leaders, plus their participation gave the final scores. 15 scores went to the follepeople in order: Jim Moore, Fechter, Zoe Fort, Marichards, Jan Critchfield, Schmid, Peggy Kohlen-Betts, Roger Pinkstaff, Walker, Gloria Taylor, Maontz, Patricia Roberts, Olsen, and Eliseen Bruhn. delegation member is Wallace, who was elect-youth officer at the Whititing. Games from Local Clubs In the judging were games of Local Service Clubs, Hildred Ferrell and Wagoner from Altrusa C. Nelson and Claude from Rotary Club; Harrison and Walt Gooden from Almimist Club; Chester Ferguson, Llons Club; Steve Holly-Y's Men Club; and Paul and Clyde Jones from 20:30. Baptisms Listed According to the Rev. John Kimball Saville, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, the following baptisms have recently been entered in the parish register: Valerie Jean Bagby, Arthur Gary Thornton, Joanne Marie Thornton, Karen Louise Thornton, Ralph Roscoe Rouland, Frederick Klein, Stanley W. Schulte, John Edward Burman, Leslie Ann Monell, Russell Paul Monell, Linda Suzanna Monell, Frederick Hawk Scheffler, and Susan Patricia Fletcher. Senate and House for the four-day session. Five of the local youth will be delegates, five will be 'delegates-in-training', and five will be observers. The local program is under the supervision of Nan A. Moore. Girls' Work Secretary of the YMCA. Y GROUPS CHRISTMAS PROJECTS The Y-Dells, Carol Strachen, president, spent several evenings making scrap books of gay pictures for the children of Orange County hospital. The books were delivered for the holidays to the small inmates. The Live Y-ers, Sally Shaffer, president, presented a basket of food to a needy family, and held a Christmas party December 15th. Anaheim Girl's Betrothal Told The traditional passing of chocolates by Miss Carol Hochull at a meeting of the Palmer Society of Whittier college, where she is a student, signified her engagement to Howard Stanfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stanfield of Indio. Miss Hochull is the daughter of the late Walter Hochull and Mrs. Hochull of 511 E. Broadway and is well known in musical circles here. She is a graduate of AUHS and Fullerton Junior College. The bridegroom-elect is a member of the U.S. Army and sailed for the European theater of operations Dec. 17. He expects to enter dentistry school after an 18-month tour of Army duty. No date has been set for the Mr and Mrs. Max Trujillo, 323 S. Clementine st., announce the birth of a 6 lb., 15 oz. son in Santa Ana Community hospital December 8th. Christian Science Lesson - Sermon The rules of divine health practiced by Christ Jesus are available today declares the Sunday Lesson-Sermon on "Christian Science" in all Churches of Christian Scientist. In the Golden Text Isalah claims (52:9,10): "Break forth in joy, sing together, ye waste place of Jerusalem: for the Lord has comforted his people, he hath deemed Jerusalem. The Lord hath made bare his holy arm the eyes of all the nations." "According to a Bible selection from John's Gospel (14:6,15,16) Jesus said to his followers," "I am the way, the truth, and the life." "Aviation today is the largest industry in the seven western states both in employment and payroll and outstrips the no three ranking industries combined." (Fortnight—Deceased.) Greetings SAVE MORE in '54 On Dry Cleaning the CASH & CARRY WAY Be Your Own Deliveryman and SAVE RITZ CLEANERS We Specialize in Dry Cleaning 307 E. CENTER KE 5-3289 We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service In Orange County. Renovating—Re-Tickling. REMEMBER... "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" MARGARINE Coldbrook brand. Golden yellow quamity. TOMATOES Gardenside brand, standard quality. GRAPE JELLY OR GRAPE PRESERVES. Kern brand, purity. CHUNK TURD Torpedo brand, light meat fish. Fine for BREAST O'CHICKEN TUNNEL. FRESH EGGS Cream O' the CroGrade AA, Large Size carton of one dozen 67¢ Breakfast Gems Grade A, Large Size carton of one dozen 65¢ Breakfast Gems Grade A, Medium Size carton of one dozen 57¢ Ripe Olives Ebony brand 9-oz. can 25¢ Large Olives Ebony brand 8½-oz. can 27¢ Pitted Olives Ebony brand 7½-oz. can 29£ Sweet Pickles Libby brand 14-oz. jar 23£ Uncle Ben's Rice 14-oz. pkg. 24£ FROZEN FOODS Bel-air brand, quick frozen at peak of tenderness and flavor. CORN-ON-THE-COB 23¢ Two ears in package MIXED VEGETABLES 16¢ Fancy. 10-oz. pkg. GREEN PEAS 14¢ Sweet, young. 10-oz. pkg. NO SHORTAGE Your neighbor, Half & Half a Lucerne Eggs Tops in quality. Grade A Crust. Sour Cream (Luce) CRAGMONT Cola, Ginger Ale o. (Deposits extra) FROZEN FOODS Bel-air brand, quick frozen at peak of tenderness and flavor. CORN-ON-THE-COB Two ears in package 23¢ MIXED VEGETABLES Fancy. 10-oz. pkg. 16¢ GREEN PEAS Sweet, young. 10-oz. pkg. 14¢ THIS WEEK'S MEAT VARIETY SKINNED HAMS Short shank. 12- to 16-lb. sizes. Popular national brands. Full Butt Half lb. 63¢) lb. CHUCK ROAST From shoulder of U.S.D.A. CHOICE gov't graded BEEF. Round bone cut. lb. 43¢) FRYING CHICKENS Manor House, Grade A, Eviscerated, Cut up. GROUND BEEF Tops in quality. Packed in Visking. lb. 39¢ CORNED BEEF Boneless brisket. lb. 49¢ BREADED SHRIMP Captain's Choice. 10-oz. pkg. 65¢ CANNED HAMS Wilson's Tendermade. 6-lb. 579 can PRICES EFFECTIVE MON., TUES., WED., THURS., DEC. 28, 29, 30, 31, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY Christian Science Mission-Sermon rules of divine healing ceased by Christ Jesus are able today declares the Sunlesson-Sermon on "Christian life" in all Churches of Christ, list. The Golden Text Isalah ex- (52:9,10): "Break forth into ing together, ye waste places rusalem; for the Lord hath torted his people, he hath red Jerusalem. The Lord made bare his holy arm in ces of all the nations." According to a Bible selection: John's Gospel (14:6,15,16) said to his followers, "I am ay, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me . . . If ye love me, keep my commandments. And I will pray the Father, and he shall give you another Comforter, that he may abide with you for ever." Mary Baker Eddy writes in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures": "Christ's Christiannity is the chain of scientific being reappearing in all ages, maintaining its obvious correspondence with the Scriptures and LET US BUILD IT! Nicholas South and SONS General Contractors RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL Leonard E. Marcus P. South Ph. KE 5-4138 Pr. KE 5-4459 419 North East St. Anaheim BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone KE 5-3209 251 N. Lemou SAFEWAY Year End FOOD SALE! Winding Up the Old Year With a BIG MONEY-SAVING EVENT SAFEWAY Year end FOOD SALE! Winding Up the Old Year With a BIG MONEY-SAVING EVENT For a glorious finale to a wonderful American year... a rousing welcome to 1954, Safeway features a store-wide array of Year-End Values! MARGARINE brand. Golden yellow quarters. lb. 18¢ MATOES brand, standard quality. Puree packed. 28-oz. can 15¢ APE JELLY RESERVES. Kern brand, pure fruit. 2-lb. jar 33¢ UNK TUNA and, light meat fish. Fine for salads. 6-oz. can 23¢ T O'CHICKEN TUNA CHUNK STYLE 6½-oz. can 30¢ Curly BAKERY SPECIAL APPLESAUCE RING Moist, tender. Special Each 49¢ Heinz Tomato Ketchup Top Quality 14-oz. bottle 21¢ Halved Apricots Highway brand. Unpeeled 29-oz. can 23£ Golden Yams Royal Prince brand. Excellent to candy. 17-oz. can 23£ Hi-Ho Crackers Baked by Sunshine Biscuit. Crisp, round, salted crackers. 1-lb. pkg. 31£ Karo Syrup Blue label (dark) Red label (light) or Green label (maple flavor) 1½-lb. bottle 23£ Sleepy Hollow Syrup 12-oz. bottle 25£ 24-oz. bottle 49£ Crisco Shortening Pure Vegetable 1-lb. can 32£ 3-lb. can 87£ Royal Satin Shortening 1-lb. can 29£ 3-lb. can 79£ Cheer Detergent "Blue Magic" 19-oz. pkg. 29£ 51.3-oz. pkg. 69£ White King Soap For all washing 22-oz. pkg. 27£ 46-oz. pkg. 53£ NO SHORTAGE OF DAIRY FOODS AT SAFEWAY Your neighborhood Safeway has a plentiful supply of Milk, Cream, Half & Half and other quality products. Buy all you wish, in any sizes! Lucerne Egg Nog quart carton 69c Whipping Cream half pint carton 31c Tops in quality. Made with Grade A Cream, fresh eggs. Lucerne brand, Grade A. Sour Cream half pint carton 25c Half & Half pint carton 44c Lucerne. Half milk, half cream. (Lucerne Prices in Local Milk Marketing Area) CRAGMONT BEVERAGES Cola, Ginger Ale or Sparkling Water. (Deposits extra) 2 bottles 29c More Low Prices Edwards Coffee 1-lb. can 91c Your neighborhood Safeway has a plentiful supply of Milk, Cream, Half & Half and other quality products. Buy all you wish, in any sizes! Lucerne Egg Nog quart carton 69c Tops in quality. Made with Grade A Cream, fresh eggs. Sour Cream lucerne brand half pint carton 25c Whipping Cream half pint carton 31c Lucerne brand, Grade A. Half & Half pint 25c quart can 44c Lucerne. Half milk, half cream. (Lucerne Prices in Local Milk Marketing Area) CRAGMONT BEVERAGES Cola, Ginger Ale or Sparkling Water. (Deposits extra) 2 bottles 29c MEAT VALUES MS WHOLE HAM OR FULL SHANK HALF (Full Butt Half lb. 63¢) lb. 59¢ T CENTER BLADE CUTS cut. lb. 43¢) lb. 39¢ KENS Cut up. lb. 59¢ More Low Prices Edwards Coffee 1-lb. can 91c Vacuum pack. (2-lb. can, 1.80.) Nob Hill Coffee 1-lb. bag 87c Top quality. (2-lb. bag, 1.73.) Airway Coffee 1-lb. bag 85c Mild, mellow. (2-lb. bag, 1.66.) Pennant Coffee Priced Lowl 1-lb. bag 79c Golden Corn Green Giant Cream style can 17-oz. 15c Cinch Cake Mix 17-oz. pkg. 38c Devil Fudge, Gold, White, or Spice. Peanut Butter Chunk or creamy jar 12-oz. 35c Beverly brand (20-oz. jar, 55c.) Cal Food Nip'n Tuck & oz. can 6c 15-oz. can 11c PRODUCE AT LOW PRICES BANANAS Firm, golden-ripe Central American fruit. GRAPEFRUIT Sweet, juicy. Arizona grown. In Mesh bag. FRESH CARROTS Tops have been removed. Sweet, tender. SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM