anaheim-gazette 1955-02-24

Dollars Drip from Leaking Faucets With the demand for water setting a new peak, the importance of water conservation by preventing unnecessary leakage is stressed by many communities. Water conservation is particularly important during the summer months when demand for water is at the highest point. One of the most important offenders in wasting water is the leaking faucet. The amount of water wasted by leaking faucets is illustrated above. A leaking faucet is an annoyance and an expense, the Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau points out. The waste of water not only means higher water bills but also causes the waste of fuel used to heat water. If the water in the home is softened, loss from leakage will necessitate more frequent regeneration and cause inconvenience to the housewife through the unanticipated lack of soft water on laundering day. Furthermore, if the water has a high mineral content, the steady drip will cause discoloration of the plumbing fixtures. Many older faucets are beyond the repair stage. It is usually cheaper to replace old faucets than to attempt to repair them. GARDEN CLUB DISCUSSES CULTURE OF BEGONIAS Begonia culture was studied and discussed by the Ankheim Curator. Holland Artist Shows Paintings Gerard Krulp, who came to country from Holland five months ago, is making his home in Helm, and is planning to exhibit several of his paintings in at 148 E. Center St. The sale of his paintings bled him to come to America though at present supporting self in other fields of endowment he hopes eventually to spend in portrait and church painting. His training in four years at the Roermond emy, three at the Rotterdam Academy of Creative Arts, several special courses in He and his wife live at 611 Sabina St. Five local families receive very special Valentine gift Feb. 14 by way of the main departments of local hospital Welcoming baby boys were and Mrs. John Kemper of North St., and Mr. and M Takeda of 8620 Lincoln Baby girls were born to Mrs. Arthur Mays, 811 Pl., Mr. and Mrs. Merrill 1031 Crestwood Lane, and Mrs. Tony Miranda of Thorton Ave. License to wed has been Miss Marilyn Delores St. 1257 Florida Pl., and Deacon Troili of Medford, Miss Mabel Ann Colburn Ball Rd., and Donald Quam of Hawthorne, have registered their intentions. A leaking faucet is an annoyance and an expense, the plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau points out. The waste of water not only means higher water bills but also causes the waste of fuel used to heat water: If the water in the home is softened, loss from leakage will necessitate more frequent regeneration and cause inconvenience to the housewife through the unanticipated lack of soft water on laundering day. Furthermore, if the water has a high mineral content, the steady drip will cause discoloration of the plumbing fixtures. Many older faucets are beyond the repair stage. It is usually cheaper to replace old faucets than to attempt to repair them. GARDEN CLUB DISCUSSES CULTURE OF BEGONIAS Begonia culture was studied and discussed by the Anaheim Garden club on Friday when members met in the Fullerton home of Mrs. Frank Charles. Co-hostesses were Mmes. Enid Baker, Daisy Casey, and Albert Cranston as dessert was served at 1:30. The club's annual flower show was scheduled for June with the Play Day to be in May. Mrs. Rena Wheeler will be hostess to the club on March 18. The Kirkhill Rubber company will hold a company dance at the Elks club Saturday night. SAFEWAY FOR Check Every Item ...and Save! MARGARINE 2 lbs. 25¢ COLDBROOK YELLOW (Dalewood Margarine lb. 19c) WESSON OIL OR MAYDAY SALAD OIL Quart Bottle 55¢ CRISCO VEGETABLE SHORTENING 3-lb. can 73¢ (ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING, 3-lb. can 67c) BISQUICK GOLD MEDAL'S "12-in-1" Mix 40-oz pkg. 35¢ (FLEET MIX FOR BISCUITS, 40-oz box 32c) MAYONNAISE Best Foods Quart Jar 55¢ CHEESE MILD OREGON CHEDDAR Pre-cut & Wrapped lb. 39¢ CHUCK ROAST SHOULDER OF USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND BONE lb. 39¢ SEVEN BONE or BLADE lb. 35¢ GROUND BEEF In New CHUCK ROAST SHOULDER OF USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND BONE lb. 39¢ SEVEN BONE or BLADE lb. 35¢ GROUND BEEF In New Visking Pack lb. 35¢ CORNED BEEF Boneless Brisket Mild Cure lb. 49¢ BOILING BEEF Plate Meat From USDA Choice Beef lb. 9¢ SHORT RIBS USDA Choice Beef To Bake or Broil lb. 15¢ SLICED BACON MORRELL YORKshire & Kingan Circle "X" Heat Seal Pack 1-lb. pkg. 39¢ DUBUQUE BRAND 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ SWIFT PREMIUM1-lb. pkg. HATH BLACK HAWK 59¢ SAFEWAY'S the BEST Place in T BANANAS APPLES PINEAPPLE SPINACH Fresh Crisp Cello pkg. 10¢ Clean! Tender Crisp Fresh Ib Tops Clipp SAFEWAY Your Nearest Safeway Holland Artist Shows Paintings Gerard Kruip, who came to this country from Holland five months ago, is making his home in Anaheim, and is planning to exhibit several of his paintings in town at 148 E. Center St. The sale of his paintings ended him to come to America. Although at present supporting himself in other fields of endeavor, he hopes eventually to specialize in portrait and church window painting. His training includes four years at the Roermond Academy, three at the Rotterdam Academy of Creative Arts and several special courses in Paris, and his wife live at 612-A N. Abina St. Five local families received very special Valentine gifts on Feb. 14 by way of the maternity departments of local hospitals. Welcoming baby boys were Mr. and Mrs. John Kemper of 904 W. North St., and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bakeda of 8620 Lincoln Blvd. Baby girls were born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mays, 811 Grafton L., Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Lee, 8031 Crestwood Lane, and Mr. and Mrs. Tony Miranda of 7141 Shortton Ave. License to wed has been issued Miss Marilyn Delores Stepp of 257 Florida Pl., and Dean Gorceon Trolli of Medford, Mass. Miss Mabel Ann Colburn of 6051 Hall Rd., and Donald Eugene Guam of Hawthorne, have also registered their intentions to wed EASY DOES IT Even fair lady can cut the toughest logs down to size with a new, streamlined, lightweight power chain saw. Called the "greatest back-saver of our time," the chain saw is rapidly becoming standard equipment with farmers, nurserymen, landscapers and thousands of others who have big or small wood cutting chores. It's an important item in the fast-growing do-it-yourself movement sweeping the country. Civilian Defense Units and fire departments see it as a valuable emergency tool. The "SpeeDemon" shown here goes through a log in seconds yet its design and operation are so simple that even the most unskilled can use it with maximum efficiency. L. M. Strunk, chain saw authority, says: "Today there's no reason for back-breaking wood cutting by anyone. Now the chain saw is easy to use and at a price all can afford." morrow night (Feb. 25) at 8:30 p.m. The public concert is being sponsored jointly by Marywood High school and the Marywood 75 Years' Service To Presbyterians: Marked Thursday Seventy-five years of continuous activity for the Presbyterian church was celebrated last Thursday by the Women's Fellowship led by Mrs. Marion Pickel. The tables in the social hall were decorated with antiques as lunchoon was served by the February Circle, Mrs. J. Lee Rodgers chairman. Given special honors were past presidents, Mrs. Page—Vincent, Mrs. Claudia Walker, and Mrs. H. M. Peterson. In a program arranged by Mrs. W! J. Dranke, a resume of past activities was given, beginning with the minutes of the very first meeting. At the conclusion, Mrs. Floyd Goodwall, president of the Orange District of the Los Angeles Presbytery, outlined current objectives of the Women's Fellowship. Devotions were given by Mrs. D. R. Watt, and soloist was Miss Sandra Johannes. Free Move-In to Vets At Terrace Homes Nearly one-fourth sold the first week-end, that is the sales story at Vermont Terrace where modern ranch homes are being offered to veterans free of any move-in costs, or impounds, sales head Gene Mahaffey reported today. Immediate occupancy and the free move-in arrangement has spurred sales to vets. ANNOUNCEMENTS IN MARCH MEETING DATES Jean Heillman, president Jean Circle of White Methodist church has amended a change in the March date. The group will run Tuesday, March 1, at the License to wed has been issued Miss Marilyn Delores Stepp of 257 Florida Pl., and Dean Gorceon Troill of Medford, Mass. Miss Mabel Ann Colburn of 6051 All Rd., and Donald Eugene Quam of Hawthorne, have also registered their intentions to wed with the marriage license bureau. The University of Southern California a capella choir program at the Anaheim Union High school auditorium is to begin to morrow night (Feb. 25) at 8:30 p.m. The public concert is being sponsored jointly by Marywood High school and the Marywood Auxiliary. The YLI annual district conference will be held in San Pedro on Sunday. FOOD NEWS COFFEE Priced low at Safeway EDWARDS 77¢ Vacuum pack 1-lb. can FOLGERS 79¢ Vacuum pack 1-lb. can NOB HILL 72¢ Top quality whole bean AIRWAY 70¢ Mild, mellow Brazilian TIDE All Purpose Detergent Giant Pkg. 59¢ PINEAPPLE LALANI 20-oz. can 21¢ CRUSHED JELL-WELL GELATIN 3-oz. pkg. 6¢ Frozen Foods ORANGE JUICE SCOTCH TREAT 6-oz. can 10¢ Free Move-In to Vets At Terrace Homes Nearly one-fourth sold the first week-end, that is the sales story at Vermont Terrace where modern ranch homes are being offered to veterans free of any move-in costs, or impounds, sales head Gene Mahaffey reported today. Immediate occupancy and the free move-in arrangement has spurred sales to vets. The Vermont Terrace homes offer forced air heat, fireplace, glassed-in tile showers, full floor-to-ceiling windows, insulated roofs, natural kitchen cabinets, modern, indirect lighting, plus many other added advantages offered without charge. Among these other added benefits, the Vermont Terrace homes With new low pricer $262700 Local delivered price of the 2-door, 4-gasenger Buick SPECIAL Sedan Model 48, illustrated. Optional equipment, accessories, state and local taxes. If any, additional. Price may vary slightly in adjoining communities. Even the factory-installed extract you may want are bargains such as Heater & Defroster...$61.70 Radio & Aiance...$62.54 ROAST LALANI 20 oz. can 21¢ CRUSHED JELL-WELL GELATIN 3 oz. pkg. 6¢ DESSERTS Frozen Foods ORANGE JUICE SCOTCH TREAT 6 oz. can 10¢ CHICKEN THIGHS MANOR HOUSE 1 lb. pkg. 79¢ The BEST Place in Town to Buy PRODUCE ANAS Firm Ripe 2 lbs. 25¢ LES Washington Red Delicious 2 lbs. 29£ EAPPLE Fresh From Hawaii 12¢ CARROTS AVOCADOS 10¢ Crisp Fresh Ib. 4¢ Size 30 for 19£ Tops Clipped Size 24, each 12¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI, SAT., FEBRUARY 24, 25, 28, 1955 AT ORANGE COUNTY SAFEWAY STORES (Thru Sun. In Stores open Sun.) Right on limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax collected on feasible items. J35 S. Lemon St., Anaheim With new low price $2627¥ Chances are, you'll be way over if at the local delivered price of a 1955 the Pacific Coast area. Most people are. And that's easy to understand when you Buick. It's big, broad, roomy—powered ing action. In prestige alone, it would see a high price tag. But when you check into things, you dis surprising fact: Buick is in the nation's when it comes to sales volume—and when low prices that make such huge popularity. What's more, the new low transportation ch effect have moved Buick prices even below th the three best-known smaller cars just several. The price tag we show here is one pro And an even bigger one is the soaring the 1955 Buick—hottest car in all B history. So why miss out on Buick style and Thrill of the MILTON BERLE STARS FOR BUICK—See the Duck-Burtle Show Alternate T "Drive from Factory Save up to $188¥" See Your BUICK Dealer" 410 S. LOS ANGE PEACETIME PLANS FOR THE ATOM GROTON, CONN—John Jay Hopkins (left), chairman of the board and president of General Dynamics Corporation, and Gordon Dean (right), former chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, will play key roles in General Dynamics' planning for peacetime applications of atomic energy. Dean was recently elected to the board of directors of General Dynamics, builder of the world's first two atomic-powered means of transport, the submarines "Nautilus" and "Sea Wolf." The "Nautilus" (a model of which is pictured above) was launched on January 21, 1954, when she was christened by Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower. The "Sea Wolf" is still on the building ways of the corporation's Electric Boat Division at Groton. General Dynamics has been selected by the Navy to build a third atomic sub. The corporation's Convair Division, builder of the long-range B-38 bomber, the delta-wing F-102, and "Sea Dart," and the vertical rising "Pogo," was the first aircraft manufacturer to be given an Air Force contract to develop the technique of applying atomic power to aircraft. ANNOUNCE CHANGE IN MARCH MEETING DATE Jean Heillman, president of the Jean Circle of White Temple Methodist church has announced a change in the March meeting date. The group will meet on Tuesday, March 1, at the home of Harriet Roberts, 504 Wedgewood Dr., instead of the following Tuesday as previously announced. The Rev. Frank Butterworth will be speaker. BETROTHAL PARTY A betrothal party which took ANNOUNCE CHANGE IN MARCH MEETING DATE Jean Hellman, president of the Jean Circle of White Temple Methodist church has announced a change in the March meeting date. The group will meet on Tuesday, March 1, at the home of give buyers free built-in range and oven, free refrigerator and free redwood patio fencing, according to the sales chief. Vermont Terrace is located on East Vermont just off South Los Angeles St. in Anaheim just one block from school and near Anaheim's shopping center. Harriet Roberts, 504 Wedgewood Dr., instead of the following Tuesday as previously announced. The Rev. Frank Butterworth will be speaker. BETROTHAL PARTY A betrothal party which took the form of a Valentine supper served to announce the engagement of Miss Phyllis Kirchman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Kirchman of 615 N. Carleton St., and Dennis Ryan, son of the Earl Ryans of Anaheim. A heart shaped cake was inscribed with the names of the engaged couple. new low prices in California puts it in your driveway! new low prices in California puts it in your driveway! you'll be way over if you guess the delivered price of a 1955 Buick in area. Most people are. to understand when you look at a road, roomy—powered for thrill-stige alone, it would seem to carry reck into things, you discover this Buick is in the nation's top three sales volume—and when it comes to make such huge popularity possible. new low transportation charges now in Buick prices even below those asked for on smaller cars just several months ago. e show here is one proof of that. bigger one is the soaring success of hottest car in all Buick sales at on Buick style and power and room and ride when you can have it all if you can afford any new car? Why do yourself out of the fun and pride and deep satisfaction of bossing a big and brawny beauty like the one pictured here when the dollars you pay for this Buick buy you so much more sheer automobile? 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