anaheim-gazette 1956-02-23

B3 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Feb. 23, 1956 New Gadget For "Litter" Bugs On Market Today Introduced on the market on Tuesday of this week is one of the most useful and worthwhile gadgets yet devised for the use of "litter bugs" in the form of a litter basket that can be installed in your car and is for the deposit of papers and all sorts of refuse usually thrown out of the window. Not only is it useful in the car but it is an item that can be used in the kitchen, bathroom, workshop, sickroom or any wall installation. The new "Litter Basket" is made of chromed wire and is fastened to the dashboard of your car. It is so constructed that it may be folded back up against the dash on the underneath side. A six pound paper bag, or one commonly used for lunches, is folded down to fit into the basket and is disposable as it becomes full. These bags may be purchased in any grocery store. It is about eight and a half inches deep, large enough to hold many items of refuse. Since Anaheim has an ordinance against throwing refuse on the streets, carrying with it a $300 fine, this "Litter Basket" can be a "personal waste basket" for each and every car owner, easily installed with disposable paper bags that can be thrown into the trash cans. Andrew K. Ferris, owner and manufacturer, has a factory in Chino where the article is being made. The factory is Orbit Manufacturing Co., with the address 13157 Fifth Street, or P.O. Box 398, Chino. Donald Miller, owner of Zenith Screw Products in Huntington Park is co-owner. At present the "Litter Basket" is being sold directly from the factory. Call KE 5-2206 for Want Ads ORANGE COOP. CITRUS ASSN. HIGHEST RETURN "The average net return acre paid out on the 1955 Valor orange crop by the Orange Cooperative Citrus Association was highest in a good many years declared Henry C. Bosch, renter, at the annual meeting of cooperative, held in the Amelia Legion Hall, Orange, last day. "Almost everything that happens to an orange seems happen to the crop last year continued." Severe scarring caused by the many hard winds of previous winter, an unamount of puff and creasing the continuing preponderance small sizes resulted in theosion to products of 40% or fruit handled. "Though subdivisions, induce expansion, and other causes reduced the bearing acreage oranges in Orange county." Shop SAFEWAY 5 wonderful bring'em running to BREA Every day your family gets up early and eager, when you turn on the breakfast magic! And you can turn it on with both ease and thrift. These five tasty, nourishing breakfasts are bring'em running to BREA Every day your family gets up early and eager, when you turn on the breakfast magic! And you can turn it on with both ease and thrift. These five tasty, nourishing breakfasts are top-favorites in taste - appeal, convenience, variety and economy...with all the makings featured at Safeway now, at low, low prices! Ham and Eggs...everybody's favorite Sliced Ham Large AA Eggs Buffed, ready to eat Cream O'Grap, brush 6 oz. pkg. 49¢ 1-kt. clt. 55¢ Hot Cakes and Pancake Mix Link Sansages Large AA Eggs Cream O'Crop, fresh 1-dz. chn. 55¢ Beans, Brown Bread and Codfish Cakes Baked Beans B & M oven-baked 28 oz. can 29¢ Codfish Cakes B & M ready-to-buy 10 oz. can 23¢ Stick your cupboard! Tide Suds large box 25¢ giant box 59¢ Catsup Del Monte 14 oz. bottle 15¢ Tomato Soup Campbell's 90½-oz. can 10¢ Tomato Sauce Blunt's 8-oz. can 5¢ Curtsy Cocoanut Snow CAKE reg. $89c 77¢ Kraft Dinner Macaroni's choice 2 plugs. 25¢ Corn Flakes Kellogg's crisp flavor 12 oz. plug. 19¢ Oatmeal Grain Oats quick, regular 20 oz. plug. 17£ Sliced Peaches Del-Air frozen 10 oz. plug. 19¢ Orange Juice Del-Air frozen 6 oz. plug. 15¢ Prices effective Feb. 23, 24, 25, 1956; also Feb. 26 in Safeways upon Sun. In this area. No dealer sales. Limit rights. Your Nearest Safeway ORANGE COOP. NITRUS ASSN. HAS HIGHEST RETURN "The average net return per reel paid out on the 1955 Valencia range crop by the Orange Coopative Citrus Association was the chest in a good many years," exclaimed Henry C. Bosch, manager, at the annual meeting of the operative, held in the American Region Hall, Orange, last Thursday. "Almost everything that could open to an orange seemed to open to the crop last year," he continued. "Severe scarring caused the many hard winds of the previous winter, an unusual count of puff and creasing, and continuing preponderance of all sizes resulted in the diversion to products of 40% of the unit handled." Though subdivisions, industrial pansion, and other causes have produced the bearing acreage of anges in Orange county from 124,177 acres in 1951 to only 92,495 acres in 1955, the association has managed to sign sufficient new growers to limit our loss to less than 70 acres. "Mechanized packing has permitted us to eliminate 66% of the packing labor formerly required to handle our crop, resulting in savings of thousands of dollars." The meeting was presided over by G. W. Coltrane in the absence of President Fred W. Schmidt, who was unable to attend. Speakers on the program included J. Henry Burke, marketing specialist with the Foreign Marketing Service of the USDA, from Washington, D.C.; W. McCracken, president and general manager of Treesweet Products, Santa Ana; and A. L. Chandler, manager, Field Services Deptartment, Pure Gold, Redlands. The following men were elected to the board of directors for the 1956 season: Fred W. Schmidt, D. W. Gruwell, Sr., Frank C. Nuslein, G. W. Coltrane and Clarence E. Rohrs. Henry Bosch was reappointed manager of the associatior. Three Violations Lead Traffic Citations, Says CHP Speed, violations of the right-of-way and drunk driving led the list of deadly traffic violations causing accidents in California during 1955 according to preliminary figures released recently by the California Highway Patrol. In an effort to stop accidents, the Patrol issued citations for 778,014 traffic violations during the year. Traffic violators will continue to be cited when observed but every driver and pedestrian must take charge of their own actions in traffic. The best way is to obey the rules and stay alive. CLASSIFIED TO START A WANT AD Phone KE 5-2206 Dial KB 5-2208 and just say "I want to place a want - ad." All ads taken before our Tuesday deadline of 5 p.m. will appear in Thursday's paper. CANCELLATIONS— Ads must be in the paper before it can be cancelled. Cancellations must be made by 1 p.m. Tuesday. ERRORS— The Anaheim Gazette will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement and reserves the right to rectify all errors by a corrected insertion of the advertisement. INDEX PERSONALS LOST & FOUND BUSINESS SERVICE EMPLOYMENT A-Help Wanted, Male B-Help Wanted, Female C-Help Wanted, M & F D-Situations Wanted, M & B BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FINANCIAL A-Money to Loan B-Money Wanted PETS-LIVESTOCK A-For Sale B-Wanted C-Supplies-Care ROOMS-BOARD REAL ESTATE A-Property for Sale B-Household Appliances C-Musical Instruments D-Musical Instruments E-Radio-TV-Supplies-Repeal F-Miscellaneous G-Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE A-Wanted to Buy B-Motorcycles C-House & Supplies-Trailers D-Hepa& Supplies-Tractors PERSONALS Child care in my home. Lunch fenced yard. Pho. KE 3-164 BUS.SERVICE Loma Vista Endowment Care Provided Phone LAmbert 5-1575 MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Res. KEystone 5-3811 BREAKFAST! ON SALE! March FAMILY CIRCLE MAGAZINE at SAFEWAY 5¢ Steak and Eggs... for a hearty breakfast Rib Steak USDA Choice aged beef n. 79¢ Coffee Airway mild, molow 1-f. bag 65¢ Butter Dairy Glen Grade A, 1st quality n. 59¢ Hot Cakes and spicy Link Sausages Pancake Mix April Jasmine brand 20-oz. pkg. 17¢ Link Sausages Pure Eastern port n. 49¢ PERSONAL PROMPT, COURSE CONVENIENT MON MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Anaheim Office 203 E. Center St. Won't Rust... HERE'S HOW YOU BENEFIT: INK Sansages Pure Eastern pork b. 49¢ Waffles, Bacon and lots of Fresh Fruit Sliced Bacon Grade A, popular brands 1-lb. pkg. 39¢ Log Cabin brand 12-oz. bottle 27¢ Thin-skinned...full of juice! Grapefruit Arizona grown 8 lb. bag 29¢ Apples Oregon Pippin large, fancy b. 10¢ Rhubarb Washington Hot House Strawberry b. 19£ Pineapple Hawaiian Fresh, whole b. 12£ Rib Roast USDA Choice Beef Safeway's new, lower regular price b. 73£ Sliced Bacon Popular Brands Neat-sealed, Grade B b. 35£ Shop SAFEWAY No dealer sales. Limit rights reserved. Applicable taxes collected. 135 S. Lemon St: Anaheim HERE'S HOW YOU BENEFIT: BUILT TO LAST! Any automatic Gas water heater constructed of materials that won't rust will deliver carefree service far, far longer than ordinary water heaters. FASTER SERVICE! Gas heats water faster than any other practical fuel. Gas plus the right size heater means plenty of quick hot water...for more years, too, if your heater won't rust! COSTS LESS, TOO! You save money when you heat water with Gas. You also save when you buy a heater that won't rust. It may cost you a little more now—but a lot less in the long run! SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Only GAS gives you INDEX PERSONALS ... 1 EST & FOUND ... 2 BUSINESS SERVICE ... 3 EMPLOYMENT ... 4 Help Wanted, Male Help Wanted, Female Help Wanted, M & F Situations Wanted, M & P BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ... 5 FINANCIAL ... 6 Money to Loan Money Waited LIVESTOCK ... 7 For Sale Wanted Supplies—Care OMS—BOARD ... 8 AL ESTATE ... 9 Property for Sale Property for Rent Wanted, Buy or Rent House to be Moved CHANDISE ... 10 Household Furniture Household Appliances Musical Instruments Musical Instruction Radio—TV—Supplies—Repairs Miscellaneous Wanted to Buy COMOTIVE ... 11 Wanted to Buy Motorcycles Boats & Supplies—Trailers Repairs Care—Trucks—Tractors PERSONALS d care in my home. Lunch — nced yard. Pho. KE 3-1646. BUS. SERVICE Loma Vista Endowment Care Provided Phone LAmbert 5-1575 MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Res. KEystone 5-3811 BUS. SERVICE Frank Tausch AGENCY Since 1919 Auto—Fire—Liability Insurance Large Capital Stock Companies 275 E. Center St. KE 5-2401 CALL KEystone 5-2206 FOR GAZETTE WANT ADS FUCHSIAS—SHRUBS—TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Service Botts Nursery 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. KEystone 5-5450 We Give & Redeem Gold Bond Stamps Call KE 5-2206 for Want Ads RUGS CLEANED Alexander's Rug Co. 11114 So. U. S. Hwy. 101 Anaheim KE 5-5197 CALL KEystone 5-2206 FOR GAZETTE WANT ADS Ermisch "My Cleaners" Main office 117 W. Cypress Branch 350 W. Center KE 5-4618 ANAHEIM Mattress Factory Sterilizing — Official State Renovating Plant 102 W. LA: PALMA KE 5-2423 CALL KEystone 5-2206 FOR GAZETTE WANT ADS 41st National Orange Show San Bernardine Mar. 8-18 2 Big, Free STAGE SHOWS 2 and 8 P.M. Daily TONIGHTS BINGO FOR (Edgeworth Tues - Mon, Mar. 26) BRASIS SHOW, no w. SPORTSMAN'S SHOW Governer Mitred AUTO RACES Bally World's Largest BASING CONTEST Mar. 13 • 11 a.m. DANCING WATERS Spectacular TRAILER SHOW In Midway and Diddie Land CALL KEystone 5-2206 FOR GAZETTE WANT ADS PHONE LA AMBERT 5-1575 MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Res. KEystone 5-3811 Mattress Factory Sterilizing — Official State Renovating Plant 102 W. LA: PALMA - KE 5-2423 CALL KEystone 5-2206 FOR GAZETTE WANT ADS RSONAL LOANS PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE INVENIENT MONTHLY INSTALMENTS California Bank Max B. Horn ... Asst. Vice President Barney Jordan, Manager A walrus has a funny face; His disposition's crusty. But think how much worse it would be If walrus hide got rusty! ...a GAS WATER HEATER carrying this seal! verified Long Life This Verified Long Life Seal on an automatic Gas water heater is your assurance of a top-quality appliance sturdily built of materials that won't rust. Look for this seal when you buy, and you can look forward to years and years of carefree hot water service. But remember, this seal is found only on automatic GAS water heaters. Your neighborhood plumber can give you full details. BUYING A NEW AUTOMATIC WASHER or dish washer? It will serve you better if your automatic Gas water heater is the right size for your needs. gives you such modern automatic appliances