anaheim-gazette 1957-10-03

Avocado Institute At La Habra Sat. Avocado enthusiasts, small acreage owners and part time growers can expect special treatment at the Avocado Growers' Institute, announced J. E. Pehrson, University of California, farm ad- The first portion of the Institute program on Oct. 5 at Washington School in La Habra is designed to answer many questions facing part time growers in Orange and Los Angeles counties, Pehrson related. Beginning at 9:30 a.m., a round BACK AGAIN...BIGGER AN SAFEWAY STOCK UP! SAVE AT THESE PRI Safeway Brands Are Your Best Buys! Why Pay M CHERUB MILK Evaporated, Homogenized Guaranteed by Safeway TOMATO CATSUP Red Hill or Taste Tells For meats, fish, soups FROZEN POT PIES Manor House — Beef Turkey or Chicken ORANGE JUICE Bel-air Frozen 2 6 oz. cans 25¢ LARGE FRESH EGGS GRADE "AA" TOMATO CATSUP FROZEN POT PIES ORANGE JUICE LARGE FRESH EGGS BREEZE CHEESE SPREAD SHORTENING CRACKERS DEEP FRY DONUTS Plain or Sugared ALL BUTTER POUND CAKE EMPRESS JAMS; JELLIES Grape or Plum Jam and Jelly. Apricot Pineapple Preserves, Orange Marmalade. Preserves Clover Honey YOU MAY WIN! $20,000 WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE CONTEST! OVER 600 PRIZES! SKYLARK BREADS Multi-Grain, Protein or Stoneridge Stone ground std loaf 23¢ Red Hill or Taste Tells For meats, fish, soups Manor House — Beef Turkey or Chicken Bel-air Frozen 2 6-oz. cans 25¢ GRADE "AA" Cream O' the Crop Royal Satin 1-lb. ctn. 29¢ 1-lb. pkg. 25¢ Busy Baker Salted Sodas 1-lb. pkg. Busy Baker Graham For Top Quality Meats—SAFE FRYING U.S.D.A. Inspected Grade "A" Extra tender. Cook up CUT crusty-brown, juicy. TOM TURKEYS DUBUQUE HAM GROUND BEEF CALVES LIVER Sliced Bacon First Crede 1-lb. pkg. 69¢ SKINNED HAMS Popular brand, Tenderized Whole or Shank Half 59¢ Shank Cut 45¢ Butt Cut 53¢ Center Slices $1.29 SEA FOODS Captains Choice, flash-frozen Breaded Shrimp 10-oz. pkg. 59¢ Sole Fillet 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ Whole Whiting 1½-lb. pkg. 39¢ Mix 'em or Match 'em Sale Gardenside Cut Green Beans 16-oz. YOUR CHOICE OVER 600 PRIZES! Enter Skylark Bread's exciting jingle contest! Entry blanks at bread section! SKYLARK BREADS Multi-Grain, Protein or Stoneridge Stone ground std loaf 23¢ SEA FOODS Captains Choice, flash-frozen Breaded Shrimp 10-oz. $59¢ Sole Fillet 1-lb. 49¢ Whole Whiting 1½-lb. 39¢ Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce adds spice and zest to Mix 'em or Match 'em Sale Gardenside Cut Green Beans 16-oz. YOUR CHOICE Gardenside Tomatoes 16-oz. Gardenside Peas 17-oz. Gardenside Golden Corn 17-oz. Emerald Bay Spinach 15-oz. Banjo Hominy 14½-oz. TOWN HOUSE FRUITS Grapefruit Sections 16-oz. Halved Cling Peaches 16-oz. Halved Bartlett Pears 17-oz. Unpeeled Apricot Halves 17-oz. INSTANT COFFEE Edwards Pure 6-oz. $119 Deep Roasted jar OVEN-GLO COOKIES Old Fashioned Sugar 14-oz. Coconut or Oatmeal pkg. 25¢ FREE AT YOUR SAFEWAY ON SAVE-A-TAPE PLAN Dan River Combed Percale Sheets & Pillowcases DOUBLE OR TWIN SHEET, Fitted or Flat Style...9 ENVELOPES PILLOWCASES, 42"x38½", package of 2...4 ENVELOPES — HI-FI TOPS LONG-PLAY RECORD ALBUMS — Pops, classics, jazz, all-time favorites... on 12-inch, 33⅓ rpm record albums for only 4 SAVE-A-TAPE ENVELOPES, or you may buy for $1.49 each. Your Nearest Safeway sole discussion will recommend the essential phases of irrigation, activation, diseases, tree care and economics, important to growers this area, he stated. Many folks in the Sunny Hills, Habra, Yorba Linda and LemHeights districts have 10 to avocado trees that are capable of a modest yield if handled properly, the avocado man emphasized. They are cordially invited to attend this Institute, without charge, sponsored by the University of California Agricultural Extension Services and Farm Bureau Avocado Departments of Orange and Los Angeles counties. OFF TO HAWAII Police Chief and Mrs. Mark Stephenson and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schafer left by plane for Hawaii last Saturday. Chief Stephenson is attending the international convention of police chiefs. Other Anaheimers vacationing in Hawaii are Mr. and A4 - Anaheim Glacier Anaheim, Calif., Thursday, Oct. Mrs. J. Clifford Smith and Mrs. Russell Brooks. Morocco leather, one strongest and most expenient animal hides, is producgoatskin. BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER! WAY BRANDS SALE T THESE PRICES! st Buys! Why Pay More? Homogenized by Safeway tail can 10¢ r Taste Tells fish, soups 14-oz. bottle 10¢ House — Beef y or Chicken 5 8-oz. $1 6-oz. 25¢ 12-oz. 25¢ MADE "AA" 1-doz. 53¢ $1000 MINK STOLE can be yours! TWO FIRST PRIZES Louisville EMBA natural brown mink stole in classic cobchon style. Designed by Bedman of Beverly Hills. Written fiveyear service policy. Plus 25 other prizes RCA Victor "Golden Throat" Sentry Clock Radios. Retail Value $41.95 THIS IS A LOGICAL CONTEST— TEN COUNTIES ONLY You have an excellent chance to win. You'll find entry blanks, complete rules at the Coffee M Taste Tells fish, soups 14 oz. bottle 10¢ House — Beef or Chicken 5 8 oz. Pies $1 6 oz. cans 25¢ 12 oz. cans 25¢ ADE "AA" O' the Crop 1-doz. ctn. 53¢ D 2-lb. pkg. 73¢ 1-lb. 29¢ 3-lb. ctn. 79¢ Busy Baker Grahams 1-lb. pkg. 29¢ STOLE can be yours! Plus 25 other prizes RCA Victor "Golden Throat" Sentry Clock Radios. Retail Value $41.95 THIS IS A LOCAL CONTEST — TEN COUNTIES ONLY You have an excellent chance to win. You'll find entry blanks, complete rules at the Coffee MILK... where the FRESH coffees are sold. NOB HILL Rich and Sweetie 2-lb. bag $1.57 1-lb. bag $1.37 1-lb. bag $69¢ AIRWAY Mid and mellow 2-lb. bag $1.37 1-lb. bag $69¢ FREE SALT! 26 oz. package Snow-White Salt, plain or iodized, FREE when you buy 4 oz. can Crown Colony Black Pepper CROWN COLONY 4 oz. can 29¢ FREE CLEANSER! 14 oz. package White Magic Clearner FREE when you buy half gallon bottle White Magic Liquid Bleach. WHITE MAGIC ½-gal. bottle 25¢ Quality Meats — All You Need to Remember Is SAFEWAY YING CHICKENS Inspected Grade "A" Young Fryers Cook up nicely. CUT UP Ib. 45¢ WHOLE BODY Ib. 39¢ URKEYS Manor House Brand U.S.D.A. Inspt. 20-Ib. Avg. Ib. 39¢ QUE HAM SAVE $1.00 9-Ib. can $6.95 ND BEEF Economy pack Ib. 39¢ Quality Lean Ib. 47¢ LIVER Tender, tasty Fine with onions Ib. 69¢ PIECE BACON Piece Bacon Ib. 69¢ ED HAMS Brand, Tenderized ank Half Ib. 59¢ Whole or Full Half Ib. 69£ Center Cut Chops or Roasts Ib. 89£ End Cut Chops Ib. 59£ End Cut Roasts Ib. 53¢ PORK LOINS Top grade Eastern Grain-Fed Pork Whole or Full Half Ib. 69£ Center Cut Chops or Roasts Ib. 89£ End Cut Chops Ib. 59£ End Cut Roasts Ib. 53¢ FOODS Choice, flash-frozen mp Ib. 59£pkg. 59£pkg. 1-Ib. pkg. 49£pkg. 1½-Ib. pkg. 39£pkg. BEEF STEAKS Cut from U.S.D.A. Choice-Aged Beef T-Bone or Club Ib.$1.19 Porterhouse Ib.$1.29 Top Sirloin Ib.$1.39 Party Pride Ice Cream Butter Brickle—"Flavor of month" 2 pint ctns. 49¢ ½-gal. carton 69¢ BAND BOX ICE MILK Chocolate, Vanilla or Strawberry 2 Pf. Ctns 27¢ ½-gal. ctns. Pineapple Laural Sliced 3 28½-oz.cm 67¢ Pineapple Laural Crushed 6 14½-oz.cm $1 Peaches Town House Sliced, Halved 4 29-oz.cm $1 Fruit Cocktail Town House 20-oz.cm 29¢ Asparagus Highway Cut All green spears 4 15-oz.cm 89¢ Grapefruit Juice Town House 46-oz.cm 29¢ Pitted Olives Ebony Large, ripe 7½-oz.cm 29¢ Peanut Butter Beverly Jar 33¢ 18-oz.jar 45¢ Flour Kitchen Craft 5-Ib.bag 49¢ 10-Ib.bag 95¢ Cinnamon Rolls Curtsy Baked Pkg.of B 25¢ Cragmont Beverages 2 quart bottles 35¢ Jell-well Puddings Regular type 3 pkgs. 25¢ Dutch Mill Sliced Cheese Swiss American, Pimienta B slices in package B pkg. NATURAL-Cheddar, Brick, Swiss Muenster, Monterey Jack B pkg. For Garden-Fresh Produce — All You Need to Remember Is FOODS Choice, flash-frozen mp 10 oz. pkg. 59¢ T-Bone or Club $1.19 1 lb. pkg. 49¢ Porterhouse $1.29 1½ lb. pkg. 39¢ Top Sirloin $1.39 BEEF STEAKS Cut from U.S.D.A. Choice-Aged Beef Cragmont Beverages 2 bottles 35¢ Jell-well Puddings Regular type 3 pkgs. 25¢ Dutch Mill Sliced Cheese Swiss American, Pimienta 8 slices in package Phg. NATURAL-Chodder, Brick, Swiss 6 oz. Maunster, Monterey Jack Phg. UR CHOICE cans for $1 89¢ COOKIES sugar 14 oz. mal pkg. 25¢ SAFEWAY RED APPLES 2 lbs. 25¢ Washington State Delicious, Finest Eating Apples grown! TOMATOES Large Size lb. 10¢ ORANGES Valencias Plio-bag pack 5 -lb. bag 39¢ FRESH CORN Golden Cross 4 ears 19¢ DRY ONIONS Mild Yellow 3 lbs. 10¢ BANANA SQUASH To bake lb. 5¢ CRISP CELERY Green Stalks lb. 5¢ POTATOES 10 -lb. plio Bag 49¢ U.S. No. 1 Russets. To bake, mash or fry. Perfect with meats. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. thru SUNDAY, OCT. 3, 4, 5, 6, 1957 PE PLAN Willowcases ...9 ENVELOPES ...4 ENVELOPES ALBUMS — rpm record albums for $1.49 each. SAFEWAY We reserve right to limit and not sell to other merchants. Applicable taxes collected 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO BY MRS. HENRY KUCHEL FROM the Files of The Anaheim Gazette 50 Years Ago... Oct. 3—1907 An automobile party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Backs Jr., Miss Winfred Melrose, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hatzfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weisel and Leland Lewis went to Puente Sunday to spend the day with L. F. Lewis and daughter Miss Cora Lewis who recently spent several days here. Miss Lewis returned with the party and will spend several days with relatives. The three upper classes of the high school tendered a reception to the freshmen at the high school on Tuesday evening. Refreshments were served and an enjoyable evening spent. Miss Katherine Hunter has returned from a very enjoyable camping trip to Idlewild. She spent several days with friends at Riverside and one day at Hemet with Miss Bess Daniels. Pete Nicolas, N. B. Tédford, Herman Stern, F. H. Cox, Otto Harmon are local nimrods who have bagged ducks in large numbers at Bay City since the season opened on Tuesday. Birds are plentiful along the coast marshes. John Elmers an employee of the brewery was stung by a centipede Dr. W. N. Higgins, and Fred Hartung. Secretary, E. J. Pellegrin; treasurer, Geo. B. Shaffer, Executive committee, R. J. Northam, Otto Rust, W. S. Fish, F. W. Tyler. Mr. Pellegrin having declined to act as secretary, Mr. C. H. Zeyn was substituted and the report was accepted. The meeting then adjourned until Friday evening at which time the by-laws were to be adopted and signed. The meeting will be held in the Anaheim hotel, Mr. Gwin having tendered members the use of his apartment. What a tremendously busy place Anaheim is now: on nearly every vineyard the grape harvest is in full progress and an almost constant procession of teams filled with tempting grapes file through the streets and by ways carrying the fruit from the vineyards to the crushers. The harvest promises to be an abundant one. A large wine shed is being built by Mr. Burkle on his vineyard. Mr. Tim Boege has also completed a new distillery building. In fact, go where you will, one will see new houses, barns, and fences. A weekly paper is being published in Pomona by Shört & Morton of Santa Ana. The outfit passes through town on Wednes- Pete Nicolas, N. B. Tedford, Herman Stern, F. H. Cox, Otto Harmon are local nimrods who have bagged ducks in large numbers at Bay City since the season opened on Tuesday. Birds are plentiful along the coast marshes. John Elmers an employee of the brewery was stung by a centipede on Monday while handling a number of boxes in one of which the varmint had taken lodgement. He was brought to Dr. Beebe's office and his case was attended. Yesterday he was all right again. J. W. Whann, formerly of this city, but for some time past manager of a farm implement house in Los Angeles, is critically ill at his home in that city. Frank Tausch leaves this week for his former home in Texas. He has been a resident of this city for nearly four years and his departure will cause regret among his many friends. Theo Rimpau was tendered a very happy surprise at his residence on Palm street on Saturday evening by his friends and neighbors, the occasion being his eighty-first birthday. Mr. Rimpau has been a resident of Anaheim since 1861 and has always enjoyed the respect and esteem of his many friends. A large number were present and an evening of unplowed enjoyment participated in by all. At a late hour the party dispersed wishing the honored host many happy returns of the day. 75 Years Ago... October 1831 A meeting of Republicans was held at Kroeger's hall on Wednesday evening. Mr. Frank Ey presided. The object was the organization of a club and a committee of organization was appointed. The following officers were recommended: President, J. P. Zeyn; vice-presidents, F. Ey, A large wine shed is being built by Mr. Burkle on his vineyard. Mr. Tim Boege has also completed a new distillery building. In fact, go where you will, one will see new houses, barns, and fences. A weekly paper is being published in Pomona by Short & Morton of Santa Ana. The outfit passes through town on Wednesday in a wagon—Short, press, Morton, type, etc. The sale of the old school house and lot will take place on the grounds today at 10 o'clock. The house will be sold separately from the lot and both will be knocked down to the highest bidders, provided the aggregate sum offered exceeds $500. The house is strong and will stand to be moved for a long distance. Competition should be lively. Mr. Welsh, superintendent of the Los Angeles cannery, says that "The Browning Brothers of Anaheim, who have the best apricot orchard have supplied us with the finest fruit we have had." The Board of town trustees met on Wednesday. Mr. Saxton submitted a plan for an engine house, and after an interchange of views, he agreed to draw another plan in accordance with the suggestions made. The house was ordered to be built as soon as possible. The matter of awarding contracts for extending the water system was left with the committee on Public improvements. The marshal was instructed to have the principal streets and sidewalks cleared of weeds. The amendment to Ordnance XIV, holding the penalty for disorder conduct $100 fine or twenty-five days imprisonment was adopted, and it was the sense of the Board that the Marshal prosecute vigorously all offenders against this ordinance and also all gamblers and vagrants, complaint being made of the presence in town of several members of that class. A meeting of Republicans was held at Kroeger's hall on Wednesday evening. Mr. Frank Ey presided. The object was the organization of a club and a committee of organization was appointed. The following officers were recommended: President, J. P. Zeyn; vice-presidents, F. Ey, DRUMMER POZZLE — Short on quantity for his Orange Coast College band as it is, instructor Paul Cox of Costa Mesa, is immediately faced with another problem—who to use on drums. Paul scratches his head as he surveys the talents of, left to right: Danny Brawner, 17, 34802 Doheny Pl., Capistrano Beach; John Crandall, 19, 347 San Bernardino, Newport Beach; and Roger Leary, 20, 2254 Falmouth, Anaheim. The band will play at many school functions including football games. Australian Population The Australian Government estimates that the continent could support 25 million persons, nearly three times the present population. Low Runways At Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam, airline passengers can see ships sailing above them. The airport's runways are 13 feet below sea level alongside a canal.