anaheim-gazette 1957-05-30

Market Basket DAIRY to Celebrate the b JERSEYMAID FIRST QU BUTT STORES CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY, THURSDAY, MAY 30 COTTAGE CHEESE MILK JERSEYM CA ICI F.G.P. TOMATO SAUCE 8.OZ. CAN 59 YOSEMITE E.G.P. TOMATO SAUCE 8-OZ CAN 59 YOSEMITE APRICOTS HALVES UNPEELED 29-OZ CAN 25 THE-RIPE FIGS WHOLE AND BROKEN 2 16-OZ CANS 27 ARMOUR WITH BEANS Chili Con Carne 16-OZ CAN 20¢ ARMOUR Corned Beef 12-OZ CAN 39¢ ARMOUR —16-OZ CAN Corned Beef Hash. 29¢ ARMOUR—5-OZ JAR, 69¢ Dried Beef 2½-OZ JAR 29¢ ARMOUR Chopped Ham 12-OZ CAN 49¢ ARMOUR Treef 12-OZ CAN 35¢ ARMOUR Potted Meat 3 3¼-OZ CAN 23¢ ARMOUR Roast Beef 12-OZ CAN 39¢ Meat and Fish SWIFT'S PREMIUM FULLY COOKED CANNED $499 HAMS 5-LB. CAN READY TO SLICE AND SERVE LEO'S—CAN BE SERVED SO MANY WAYS CHIPPED BEEF 4-OZ PEG Fruits ★ Veg VINE-RIPENED LOCAL CANTALOU LONG GREEN CUCUMBERS FRESH WHITE CAULIFLOWE MODESTO BRAND USDA GRADE A TURKEYS HENS 39¢ MATURE —EVISCERATED OVEN READY LB. POPPY BRAND Meat and Fish SWIFT'S PREMIUM FULLY COOKED CANNED $499 HAMS 5-LB. CAN READY TO SLICE AND SERVE LEO'S—CAN BE SERVED SO MANY WAYS CHIPPED BEEF 4-OZ. PKG. CHIPPED HAM 3¼-OZ. PKG. YOUR CHOICE EACH 35¢ SWIFT'S EASTERN SLICED BACON 1-LB. PKG. WORTHMORE BRAND WILSON'S CERTIFIED SMOKED • SKINNED HAMS 35¢ SHANK PORTION (LB. AS CUT) BUTT PORTION (AS CUT), LB. 83¢ WHOLE HAMS, 14 TO 18 LBS, AVE WT., LB. 49¢ CENTER SLICES, ALL MIDDLE CUTS, LB. 95¢ MARKET BASKET BRAND ALL LEAN, BONELESS CORNED BEEF ROUNDS 65¢ ANYONE CAN CARVE LB. TURKEYS HENS 39¢ MATURE — EVISCERATED OVEN READY LB. POPPY BRAND TURKEYS BELTSVILLE EVISCERATED 4 TO 10 LBS. AVG. WGT. LB. • BARBEGUE • ROAST • FRY PATMAN'S SMOKED BEEF TONGUES LB. 49¢ WONDERFUL SERVED HOT OR COLD FRESH GROUND BEEF 35¢ WE MAKE IT LEANER LB. FOUR FISHERMEN FISH STICKS 6-OZ. PKG. JUST HEAT AND EAT! OSCAR MAYER NEW BUN SIZE WIENERS 39¢ 12-OZ. PKG. OSCAR MAYER REGULAR SIZE WIENERS 1-LB. PKG. 49¢ DAIRY CARNIVAL Celebrate the beginning of JUNE DAIRY MONTH this week JERSEYMAID FIRST QUALITY GRADE AA BUTTER 1-LB. CTN. 59¢ JERSEYMAID CREAMED OR FARMER STYLE Cottage Cheese PT. CTN. 19¢ MONTEREY Jack Cheese LB. 45¢ JERSEYMAID ½-GAL CTN. CATERING ICE CREAM 63¢ PHILADELPHIA 8-OZ. PKG., 33¢ CREAM CHEESE 2 KRAFT SLICED NATURAL SWISS CHEESE VELVEE KRAFT CHEESE FOOD 2-LB. PKG. MILD CHEDDAR CHEESE MARKET BASKET SLICED CHEESE AMERICAN, PIMENTO, SWISS MOZZARELLA THE PIZZA PIE CHEESE E 8-OZ. CAN 5¢ GREEN GIANT GOLDEN Corn CREAM STYLE 2 17-OZ. CANS 29¢ FOR ALL COOKING NEEDS Market Basket CASH SAVING COU CATERING ICE CREAM 63¢ SLICED CHEESE AMERICAN, PIMENTO, SWISS MOZZARELLA THE PIZZA PIE CHEESE E 8-OZ. CAN 5¢ GREEN GIANT GOLDEN Corn CREAM STYLE 2 17-OZ. CAN 29¢ FOR ALL COOKING NEEDS Swift'ning 3-LB. CAN 69¢ DASH DEAL PACK Dog Food 3 16-OZ. CAN 39¢ DEL MONTE PINEAPPLE JUICE 46-OZ. CAN 21¢ Fruits ★ Vegetables CAL TALOUPES LB. 10¢ MBERS 3 FOR 10¢ FLOWER EA. 12¢ Frozen Foods O'BOY—8-OZ. PKG. PIZZA 39¢ PICTSWEET PEAS AND CARROTS Market Basket CASH SAVING COU PRESENT THIS COUPON AT MARKET BASK IT IS WORTH 15c TOWARD THE PURCHASE WESSON OIL SAVE ONE QUART BOTTLE THIS COUPON GOOD ONLY MAY 31, JUNE 1, LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER ITEM PER CUSTOMER Market Basket CASH SAVING COU PRESENT THIS COUPON AT MARKET BASK IT IS WORTH 50c TOWARD THE PURCHASE SWIFT'S PREMIUM CANNED HAM SAVE 5 ONE 5-LB. CAN THIS COUPON GOOD ONLY MAY 31, JUNE 1, LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER ITEM PER CUSTOMER Market Basket CASH SAVING COU PRESENT THIS COUPON AT MARKET BASK IT IS WORTH 10c TOWARD THE PURCHASE PLASTIC CLOTHES SPRINKLER SAVE 1 ONE SPRINKLER THIS COUPON GOOD ONLY MAY 31, JUNE 1, LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER ITEM PER CUSTOMER Market Basket CASH SAVING COU PRESENT THIS COUPON AT MARKET BASK IT IS WORTH 15c TOWARD THE PURCHASE COUNTY FAIR APPLE PIE KEYS 39¢ AND EYS 49¢ AST • FRY O'BOY—8-OZ. PKG. PIZZA 39¢ PICTSWEET PEAS AND CARROTS 2 10-OZ. PKGS. 29¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY® (*In Stores Open Sunday) ADD SALES TAX TO APPLICABLE ITEMS We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. CASH SAVING COURSE PRESENT THIS COUPON AT MARKET BASKET IT IS WORTH 15¢ TOWARD THE PURCHASE COUNTY FAIR APPLE PIE SAVE 1 ONE PIE THIS COUPON GOOD ONLY MAY 31, JUNE 1, 9 LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER ITEM PER CUSTOMER 41 recipes for Finger Foods see EVERYWOMAN'S JUNE ISSUE A Sensational Hi-Fi Buy! 10 HIT RECORDS 12" LONG PLAY 33½ RPM RECORDS UP TO AN HOUR'S PLAYING TIME FEATURING ... FAMOUS NAME ARTISTS Classical, Jazz Tunes, Rock and Roll, All Time Hits, Dance Favorites, Honky Tonk, Show Tunes! A $3.98 VALUE FOR THE AMAZINGLY LOW PRICE OF COUNTRY FRESH FLAVOR Allsweet 1-LB GTN SPECIAL DEAL PACK Surf GT WONDERFUL FOR DISH Dreft LG GT. PKG., 72¢ A GENTLE BLEACH Clorox ½-GAL BOTTLE QT. BOT., 15¢—GAL. VAL this weekend! 8-OZ. PKG., 33c CHEESE 2 3-OZ. PKGS. 27¢ NATURAL CHEESE 6-OZ. PKG. 33¢ ELVEETA OD 2-LB. PKG. 69¢ R CHEESE 49¢ ET CHEESE 8-OZ. PKG. 27¢ MENTO, SWISS 8-OZ. PKG. 35¢ RELLA CHEESE 6 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., May 30, 1957 Sen. Kuchel Gives Views on P.G.& E. Proposal The indicated "saving" to the Federal Government if it should accept the offer of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install equipment and generate electricity at Trinity Dam is "illusory", United States Senator Thomas H. Kuchel of California said in remarks delivered before the Senate Tuesday of last week. Kuchel pointed to a recent statement of Interior Secretary Fred A Seaton that errors have been found in certain computations by the Interior Department in analyzing the P.G. and E. proposal. Kuchel then asked why the Federal Government should turn over power potentialities to a private utility to generate electricity Federal agencies subsequently would have to purchase "at a premium". A Congressional staff study indicates, the California Senator disclosed, that Federal agencies using hydro-electric power in California would be forced to pay "considerably more" for energy than the forecast "saving" in cost of building the Trinity Unit of the Central Valley Project. AYES Program Ready to Serve AYES Program Ready to Serve Youth Placement The Anaheim Youth Employment Service announced last Thursday that their program is ready to roll. This organization has been formed to serve as a channel through which the teenagers of Anaheim may find part-time and summer jobs. The president, Robert Hutchison, said that anyone who has a job for teenagers can call LAmbert 5-1137, and ask for the Youth Employment Officer. There have been hundreds of teenagers registered in the various schools in the Anaheim Union High School District. The P-TA has been helping classify the cards. They report the employment interests vary from baby sitting and sales clerks, to dairy work and commercial fishing. The Anaheim Youth Employment Service is a non-profit organization with representatives from practically all service clubs in Anaheim, as well as representatives from practically all service clubs in Anaheim, as well as representatives from churches. P-TA's, various businesses and labor unions, and from AUHS and the California Department of Employment. The Board of Directors includes Robert Hutchison, President; Rev. Arthur Kent, Vice-President; Lucille Cox, Secretary; Mary Starr, Treasurer; Avon Carlson, William Martin and George T. Hanley. The AYES hopes that the community will give teenagers their wholehearted support in finding the work experience they are seeking. Persons interested in helping support the AYES may contact Everett Gillespie at Delco Remy. Market Basket MOVING COUPON BUPON AT MARKET BASKET. TOWARD THE PURCHASE OF PIE SAVE 15¢ ONLY MAY 31, JUNE 1, Q. 1957 R ITEM PER CUSTOMER or Finger Foods MAN'S JUNE ISSUE 7¢ COUNTRY FRESH FLAVOR Allsweet I-LB. GTN. 23¢ SPECIAL DEAL PACK Surf GT. PKG. 59¢ WONDERFUL FOR DISHES Dreft LG. PKG. 30¢ GT. PKG., 78¢ A GENTLE BLEACH Clorox ½-GAL. BOT. 28¢ QT. BOT., 15¢—GAL. BOT., 48¢ Anaheim Store—1221 S. Los Angeles St., at Ball Rd. retary; Mary Starr, Treasurer; Avon Carlson, William Martin and George T. Hanley. The AYES hopes that the community will give teenagers their wholehearted support in finding the work experience they are seeking. Persons interested in helping support the AYES may contact Everett Gillespie at Delco Remy. Thomas J. Stagner, fireman, USN, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stagner of 328 S. Olive Street, Anahelm, left Sidney, Australia May 7 enroute to the U.S. board the attack aircraft carrier USS Bennington. During the two-week visit, the "big stop" of a sevenmonth cruise: the carrier's crew members witness:1 Australia's 15th annual anniversary celebration of the "Battle of the Coral Sea." "Legging homeward," the Bennington will make a short stop in Pearl Harbor, TNI, and then continue for her scheduled arrival at San Diego, Calif., May 22. Throughout her Far East travels, the carrier visited Sasebo, Kobe, Yokosuka and Yokohama, Japan; Okinawa; Hong Kong, B.B.C.; and Subic Bay, Philippine Islands. From March 17 until April 1, she participated in the fleet amphibious landing exercise "Operation Beacon Hill" on Luzon P.I. The international boundary line between the United States and Canada is crossed more often than any other in the world. The average American woman uses about three times her own weight in cosmetics during her lifetime.