anaheim-gazette 1957-05-02

82 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., May 4, 1930 violators of this law," Caldwell stated. "Our highways can be kept clean and more beautiful if motorists will exercise their responsibility by keeping litter in their cars until it can be disposed of properly. "A trash bag or other receptacle in the car will help." FOR GAZETTE WANT ADS CALL KEYSTONE 5-2206 HOPE SPRINGS — "It's easy to give to fight cancer," says Bob Hope, perennial movie and TV favorite, as he contributes to the American Cancer Society's 1937 Crusade. "And don't forget that checkup," he adds. Snapdragons, Stocks, Make Ideal Bouquets Part of the reward of a flower garden is the pleasure of picking an armful of the brightly colored blooms for indoor bouquets. Gardeners may enjoy this practice even through the winter, if winter-blooming flowers are planted in their gardens now. Stock, and the Snapdragon are prime examples of winter blooming flowers which make excellent bouquets. EVERY DAY a SPECIAL DAY at DAY at Thrifttime . EVERY DAY a SPECIAL U.S.D.A. GRADED "CHOICE" OR "GOOD" BEEF RO Part of the reward of a flower garden is the pleasure of picking an armful of the brightly colored blooms for indoor bouquets. Gardeners may enjoy this practice even through the winter, if winter-blooming flowers are planted in their gardens now. Stock and the Snapdragon are prime examples of winter blooming flowers which make excellent bouquets. In fact, the Stock (Mathiola) is really a better cut flower than garden plant, although the base-branching types in separate colors can be quite effective in a garden bed. Two widely planted species of Stock are: the incana and bicornis. Mathiola incana features gray-green foliage topped by spicily fragrant flowers of white, rose, pink, purple, carmine and red. These are improvements of the incana, including the Column Stock and the branching types. Winter-blooming branching types include the strain Nice, Giant Perfection and Winter Blooming. The Evening Stock (M. bicornis) has small lavender flowers and provides a delightful fragrance at night. Stock prefers light, well-drained, fertile soils. Plant on ridges if you garden in heavy soil, and water sparingly, for Stock is subject to stem rot. Do not cultivate or disturb roots. Antirrhinum majus or the Snapdragon is actually a short-lived perennial, but it is commonly treated as a cool weather annual. It is handsome as a garden border, or indoor arrangement. It blooms in varying shades of pink, rose, salmon, yellow, copper, maroon, crimson and pure white. The Snapdragon is available in tall (three to four feet) intermediate (15 to 18 inches) and dwarf (six to nine inches) sizes. A Tetra strain with larger, ruffled flowers has been developed and is fine for cutting. Give your Snapdragons rich soil, feed and water regularly until growth is sturdy. Rotate plantings each year, recommends the California Association of Nurserymen. Overhead watering will help prevent rust. The taller Snapdragons are attractive in HP To Continue Litter-Bug Drive Keeping California's highways clear of litter is the legal responsibility of the driver and passenger of every automobile using our highways, says the California Highway Patrol. "The law prohibits the throwing of cans, bottles, papers, garbage and other refuse on our highways," declared Patrol Commissioner B. R. Caldwell. "This restriction against litterbugs makes it illegal to scatter trash anywhere along the right-of-way of a public highway. "The Patrol is continuing positive enforcement action against..." A. Wimer, Jr., chief nics technician, USN, son and Mrs. L. A. Wimer of velyn Dr., Anaheim, and of the former Miss FranBrocklebank of Los Anls serving at Whidbey Isaval Air Station, Oak Harash. He reported to Oak Mar. 15, from aboard the sex. Whidbey Island is the second largest inhabited island, second only to Long Island, N. Y. It is connected to the mainland by a bridge and ferry service. Army Pvt. Howard L. Dickerson, whose mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, lives at 9251 Ball Rd., Anaheim, is receiving basic combat training with the 2n Infantry Division's 38th Regiment at Fort Lewis, Wash. Dickerson is assigned to the regiment's Company B. The 18-year-old soldier is a 1956 graduate of Anaheim High school. Marine Pvt. John T. Yeager, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Yeager of 2177 Hiawatha Ave., Anaheim, is serving with the Department of the Pacific Band at San Francisco, Calif. Pvt. Yeager reported to San Francisco April 8. He plays the trombone with u band. Benjamin W. Knepper, son Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Knepper, 9001 Harding, Anaheim, gr ated from recruit training A 13, at the Naval Training Cent in San Diego. In nine weeks instruction, the "raw recruit" developed into a Navy Blueja et, ready for duty with the fle SPECIAL DAY at Thriftimar... EVERY DAY a SPECIAL DAY at Thriftimar THE ICEMAN COMETH Triftimar WITH THE GREATEST FROZEN FOODS SALE EVER TAKE YOUR PICK BEEF ROASTS TENDER - JUICY WELL TRIMMED MINUTE MAID LEMONADE Sunshine State Frozen Orange JUICE MORTON FROZEN MACARONI MORTON FROZEN SPAGHETTI MORTON FROZEN MEAT PIES WITH THE GREATEST FROZEN FOODS SALE EVER TAKE YOUR PICK BEEF ROASTS TENDER - JUICY WELL TRIMMED Roasts BLADE CUTS Lb. 35¢ 43¢ lb. SEVEN BONE ROAST 39¢ lb. 65¢ lb. SHOULDER—Bened and Tied CLOD ROAST 65¢ lb. 25¢ lb. FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lbs.$100 HAM CUTS POPULAR BRANDS CENTER CUT HAM SLICES 95¢ lb. SHANK ENDS 39¢ lb. tee 69¢ lb. RATH'S RACORN EASTERN LB. Pkg. SLICED BACON 49¢ let 35¢ lb. NORTHERN SILVER Sliced Salmon 65¢ lb. and VEGETABLES ots Bunch 5¢ MORTON FROZEN SPAGHETTI MORTON FROZEN MEAT PIES WESTWOOD ICE CREAM Wong's Frozen Pork or Chicken CHOP SUEY 14-oz. Pkg. 39¢ Wong's Frozen SweetSOUR PORK 10-oz. Pkg. 49¢ Bultoni Frozen Meat RAVIOLI 10-oz. Pkg. 39¢ Bezchnut Strained BABY FOOD 4 41-oz. Gl. 39¢ FROZEN JUICES DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE MINUTE MAID BLEND JUICE MINUTE MAID GRAPEFRUIT JUICE MINUTE MAID TANGERINE JUICE MINUTE MAID GRAPE JUICE 6 YOUR CHOICE 6-oz. Tins $100 OREGON MEDIUM SHARP CHEDDAR CHEESE 49¢ lb. SWIFT'S CANNED HAMS 5-lb. Tin $489 Jane Andersons—Sandwich SPREAD Re-Usable Plastic Container 8-oz. 29¢ Jane Andersons—Corn TORTILLAS Pkg. of 12 5 for $100 SUNNY VALLEY FRESH—GRADE "A" LARGE EGGS Dozen in and VEGETABLES ots 5¢ bage 3¢ ragus 15¢ wberries 25¢ SOUTHERN AREA: *2140 W. Imperial (at Crenshaw) *2149 N. Bullis (cor. Bullis & Fine) *2153 N. Viking (Carson & Bellflower) *2146 E. Fourth St. (at Cherry) L.B. *21619 N. Bellflower Bl. (at South St.) *21619 Bellflower Bl. (at Stegros St.) *22217 Palm Verde Bl. (at Sapulv.) LA SUINTE-WHITTIE: *21880 Laflowwell at Telegraph Rd. *21883 Melinda at Saddle, Furida *21888 Francisco Bl. (at Subp) BAXKINGWILD: *2798 Killist St. (at Glanwood Dr.) ORANGE COUNTY: *28623 Flocentie Ave. (at Anabalm) *28681 Brookhurst (at Chapman) *28685 Orangewood (at Harbor) GLENDALE-VALLEY AREA: *2038 Glendale Blvd. (at Silver Lake) *2104 E. Chevy Chase (at Adams) *2115 W. Glendale (at Highland) *2108 W. Glendale (at California) *2119 W. Glendale, Glendale *2121 W. Glendale (at Glencoe) *21217 Shannon Way (at Webster Geh) *21231 Venture Bird (at Sepulveda) *2127 W. Magnolia Blvd. (at Calif.) *2158 Lennard Canyon (at Mequilla) *2206 Burbank (at Edison, Burbank) SAN JOSE CANYON: No Hollywood *2371 Glenns Way (at Carbot) *2464 Venture Bird (at Mangrove) *2936 Venture Bird (at Carbot) LAS VEGAS: *720 Bonanza Road *Have Van de Kamo Bakeries SUNNY VALLEY FRESM—GRADE "A" LARGE EGGS Dozen in Carton 39¢ Van de Kamp's SPECIALS May 2-5 SPECIALS FOR THURS., FRI LISTEN TO KMPC FOR O We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT Thriftmart PR 4-6900 LE 9-1173 the trombone with the Jamin W. Knepper, son of and Mrs. B. F. Knepper of Harding, Anaheim, gradfrom recruit training Apr. the Naval Training Center in Diego. In nine weeks of action, the "raw recruit" is raped into a Navy Bluejackady for duty with the fleet. Army Pvt. James J. Baca, whose wife, Betty, and mother, Mrs. Violet Burson, live at 920 S. Philadelphia, Anaheim, recenly arrived on Okinawa and is now a member of the 65th Antlaircraft Artillery Battalion. Baca, assign- ed to the battalion's Battery B, entered the Army in October 1956 and was last stationed at Fort Bliss, Tex., where he received basic training. Dwight E. Mora, of 10962 Huber, Anaheim, completed recruit training Apr. 41, at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. Upon completion of training new Marines are assigned to a unit for further infantry training, or to one of the many Marine Corps schools. California has only two seasons—wet and dry—but a wide range of climates. ADE 15 6-oz. Tins $1'00 Frozen Orange 10 6-oz. Tins $1'00 EN RONI WITH CHEESE 5 8½-oz. Pkgs.$1'00 EN ETTI 4 8½-oz. Pkgs.$1'00 EN PIES BEEF CHICKEN TURKEY 5 8-oz. Ctns.$1'00 EN ETTI 4 8½-oz. $100 PKgs. EN PIES BEEF CHICKEN TURKEY 5 8-oz. $100 Ctns. EAM 2 ½-Gal. $100 Ctns. 39c Sta Crisp Soda CRACKERS Lb. Pkg. 23c 49c Grand Taste—All Meat FRANKS 1-lb. Pkg. 43c 39c Detergent TREND Giant Pkg. 39c 4 41-oz. Gl. 39c J. Caryn HOSIERY 60 Gauge 15 Denier 59c 51 Gauge 15 Denier 49c JUICES PLE JUICE BLEND JUICE PEFRUIT JUICE INGERINE JUICE GRAPE JUICE $100 PICTSWEET FROZEN FLAVOR TRAIN GARDEN PEAS MIXED VEGETABLES CUT CORN FRENCH FRIED POTATOES CUT SPEARS BROCCOLI 7 Your Choice 10-oz. Ctns. French Fries 9-oz. Ctns. $100 E 49¢ lb 5-lb. $489 Tin MORTON'S FROZEN APPLE, BOYSENBERRY, PEACH FRUIT PIES 2 24-oz. $1.00 Plotsweet Frozen—Flavor Train STRAWBERRIES 6 10-oz. $100 Ctns. JERSEYMAID CHOCOLATE DRINK Qt. Ctn. 19c JERSEYMAID HALF & HALF Pt. Ctn. 23c ALLEY DE "A" EGGS ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PICTURED KNOWLEDGE VOL. 2 and 3 NOW ON SALE $139 29¢ 5 for $100 JERSEYMAID CHOCOLATE DRINK Qt. Ctn. 19¢ JERSEYMAID HALF & HALF Pt. Ctn. 23¢ ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PICTURED KNOWLEDGE VOL. 2 and 3 NOW ON SALE $1 29 EACH 4-Layer Chocolate Buttercream SPONGE CAKE 89¢ oz. (Reg. 90c oz.) Alc. half Butterfly COFFEE CAKES 6 for 31¢ (Reg. 6 for 35c) 1 for 16c Shortbread COOKIES...25¢ pkg. (Reg. 29c pkg) THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., MAY 2-3-4-5 MPC FOR OUR DAILY RADIO SPECIALS Limit Quantities Sales Tax Added to Taxable Items