anaheim-gazette 1955-10-27

Worthy Causes Anaheimers have the good fortune of living in a city of friendly people — a city with traditional principles of neighborliness, good citizenship, and community service. We congratulate the many citizens of Anaheim who participate We congratulate the many citizens of Anaheim who participate in the campaigns for worthwhile community causes, who do their level best to make this a soundly progressive city, and who join in school, church, service, and recreational and festival activities. Of course, we are happy to be part of such community projects as Anaheim’s Hallowe’en Festival and Parade, and we extend a pat on the shoulders of the men and women who have worked so hard to make the 32nd annual Hallowe’en event a success. who have worked so hard to make the 32nd annual Hallowe’en event a success. It is an example of how all of us — individuals, business firms, industries — can, by working together, share in the responsibilities of citizenship in our communities. kwikset LOCKS, INC Anaheim CENTER THEATRE TO OPEN IN NOVEMBER Anaheimers will enjoy the services of another motion picture theatre Thanksgiving week when the old Grand theatre at Center and Philadelphia Sts., heretofore devoted entirely to Spanish-speaking films, will open after thorough remodeling, equipped for CinemaScope and English films. The new palace will be called the Center Theatre. Sidney Pink, Covina and Jack White, Los Angeles theatre men, have announced that they will take possession of the building Nov. 1. Purchase was made from Antonio Blanco. Complete and extensive remodeling is planned to give Anaheimers a theatre second to none in this area. Plans include construction of a new front and marquee, box office, and refreshment bar to provide a modern front for an auditorium which will seat 600 patrons on latest-type theatre seats, cushioned for comfort. Of prime interest to movie fans hereabouts, will be top-flight films at admission prices lower than those prevailing for walk-in theatres, Mr. White, who will be manager of the theatre, announced. Mr. Pink, White's associate in the enterprise, owns the theatres in Covina, Fontana and Los Angeles. Junior Assistance League Plans Play When the Junior Assistance League met at the home of Mrs. Stanley Loudon, 755 N. Pine St., final arrangements were made for the Children's Theater production of "Sleeping Beauty" to be presented Saturday, Nov. 19, at the Anaheim High school auditorium. Two performances will be given, the first at 11 a.m., and a second at 2 p.m. The ticket donation will be 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults. Tickets will go on sale at the schools on Wednesday, Nov. 16, and at the box office on the day of the performance. Through the annual presentation of the Children's Theater, the Junior Assistance League is striving to bring to the children of the city an opportunity to see favorite classics at a price all can afford. ONLY 60 MORE DAYS U BUY NO 4 ROOMS OF FURNITURE Studio Couc Was 89.95 LAMPS 4 ROOMS OF FURNITURE 298¥6 only Gas range, living room—consisting of sofa bed divan, matching chair, two end tables, two lamps & cocktail table. Complete bedroom — bookcase headboard, Mr. & Mrs. Chest with mirror, mattress & box springs combination, 5 pc. dining group. New, just been in storage but paid down to $298.06. Cash or pay the payments of $13.80 per month. MAPLE FINISH Bedroom Set BOOKCASE HEADBOARD, MR. & MRS. CHEST with MIRROR, NIGHT STAND. 69¥5 Was 149.95 MATTRESS & BOX SPRING TWIN SIZE 1 ONLY Reg. 79.95 29¥5 BOOKCASE HEADBOARD & MR. & MRS. CHEST BED ROOM SET BLOND 1 ONLY Was 149.95 69¥5 Dinette Set TABLE — 4 CHAIRS CHROME 49¥5 Studio Couc Was 89.95 LAMPS SEVERAL ODDS & ENDS 9x12 RUGS COTTON — SEVERAL COLOUR Reg. 59.95 1955 WEDGEWOOD RA Chrome top, griddle in middle, nice chroiler. OP all automatic, clock, timer. But paid down to $178.63. No down payment if you pay payments of $9.05 per month Reg. 59.95 This Sale Only Matching Box Springs 1955 PHILCO REFRIGERER Automatic defrost, large dairy bar thigh gals. of milk, butter, cheese and egga. L and real zero freezer. In storage only—but paid dn. to 278.63. No down payment if you pay the payments of 14.35 per mo. Full guar. in effect AUTOMATIC WASH 1956 General Electric Automatic Washer Flow Action Model, Big Tub, Agitator Everything. It's been paid down to 249.53 from $320.00. No dn. pymnt. If you pay the payments of 12.85 per Mo. BLOND 1 ONLY Was 149.95 6995 Dinette Set TABLE — 4 CHAIRS CHROME Was 79.95 4995 Swivel TV Chairs TURQUOISE 2 ONLY Was 59.95 2995 AUTOMATIC WASH 1956 General Electric Automatic Washer Flow Action Model, Big Tub, Agitator, Everything. It's been paid down, to 249.53 from 320.00. No da, pymnt. If you pay the pymnts. of 12.85 per Mo. WESTINGHOUSE Clothes Dry (Never Used—Traded for Gas) NO DOWN PAYMENT Pay Only 10.88 per mo. Reg. 239.95 Baughn's Other Locations: Garden Grove, Santa Ana, Compt FURNITURE * AF WAREHOUSE S 415 E. CENTER ST.*ANAHE OPEN DAILY 9 to 9; SATURDAY 9 Assistance Plans Play at the Junior Assistance Meet at the home of Mrs. Loudon, 755 N. Pine St. Engements were made for Children's Theater production "Bring Beauty" to be pre-tuesday, Nov. 19, at the High school auditorium. Performances will be given at 11 a.m., and a second ticket donation will entitle for children and 50 adults. Tickets will go to the schools on Wednesday, 16, and at the box office day of the performance. With the annual presentation Children's Theater, the Assistance League is striving to the children of the opportunity to see favorite at a price all can afford. During the planning meeting, six new members were introduced. They were Mimes, Paul Baker, Glenn Fry, Jack Golden, Kenneth Heuler, Phillip Quarre and Bill Wilmer. Another new member, Mrs. John Anderson, was unable to attend. Hostesses were Mrs. Gordon Swoffer and Mrs. Lewis Pope. Mrs. Houston Kier will be hostess for the November meeting at her home at 630 N. Clementine St. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. ANAheim 3-ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thurs. Oct. 27, 1958 A yawn may be bad manners says a writer, but is an honest opinion. BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone KE 5-3209 251 N. Lemon DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS BUY NOW AND SAVE Radio Couch 6995 3-pc. Sectional FOAM RUBBER Was 419.95 1 ONLY 2-pc. Divan & Audio Couch 69¹⁵ AMPS NORAL ODDS & ENDS 1¹⁹ 12 RUGS — SEVERAL COLORS 39¹⁵ EDGEWOOD RANGE middle in middle, nice chrome grill automatic, clock, timer. Stored only to $178.65. No you pay payments month 178¶³ ENCHANTED NIGHT MATTRESS 39¹⁵ Only Box Springs 39.95 MILCO REFRIGERATOR rost, large dairy bar that holds½ butter, cheese and egg. Large crisper reezer. In but paid dn. to on payment if payments of 14.35 car. in effect 278¶³ OMATIC WASHER Electric Automatic Washer. The Filter model, Big Tub, Agitator, Water Saver. been paid down. $20.00. No you pay the $35 per Mo. 249¶³ 27863 OMATIC WASHER Electric Automatic Washer. The Filter Model, Big Tub, Agitator, Water Saver. been paid down. $20.00. No you pay the $55 per Mo. WESTINGHOUSE Lothes Dryer (Used—Traded for Gas Dryer) PAYMENT 10.88 per mo. 95 12952 Rocker Was 69.95 2 ONLY 3995 Lime Oak Desk Was 49.95 2495 OCCASIONAL TABLES Step End—was 15.95 10.95 Cocktail—was 15.95 10.95 OR 2995 3 for Santa Ana, Compton, Long Beach, Los Angeles and Van Nuys GHN'S APPLIANCES SE SHOWROOM ANAHEIM*KEystone 5-9566 SATURDAY 9 to 6; SUNDAY 11 to 5