anaheim-gazette 1959-10-01

A4- Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim Okraffe, Oct. 1, 1958) Edison Company Offers Scholarship Announcement of a Southern California Edison Company College Scholarship Program for high school students in this area was made today by J. A. Long, Edison district manager. Long pointed out that the program initially will consist of five scholarship awards for the 1950-1961 academic year and ten awards each year thereafter. Winners will receive a $500 award toward tuition and expenses, and collateral grants of $750 will be made to the ten designated colleges or universities attended by the students. Less Walking for Paying A brighter fair with less walking for the paying customers is the prospect today for the 1960 Orange County Fair following action of the 32nd District Agricultural Association Board of Directors. The board, in its regular monthly meeting, voted to ask the state for permission to build huge neon signs which will mark the main turnstile entrance of the fairgrounds in Costa Mesa and also will furnish a lighted marquee on Fair Drive at J Street, destined to be the main entrance to the grounds after future highway improvements are completed. New Signs The new signs will feature winking pirate queen which becoming a symbol of the local fair. Also, the fair board has asked state approval for construction of four trams to be used both the 50-acre fairgrounds parking lot and to provide a riding to of the grounds during next year’s fair. Four trams would be built for $5,000, if the State Fairs and Expositions Division approves. In other action, the fair board granted continued use of surplus fairgrounds to the Harbor YMCA meetings around council fittings. ANNUAL SPORT COAT IN THE STORE 29.00 NONE HIGHER! All originally 42.50 to 59.50 (famous makes) Pure Silk, Cashmere and Wool, Shetlands, Silk and Wool, Worsted Flannels. All hand detailed. BENCH MADE SLACKS 11.00 All originally 17.95 to 22.50 (famous makes) Reverse Twists, Tropical Gabardines, Worsted Flannel, Imported Worsted. All hand detailed. Custom Detailed SUITS 49.00 All originally 79.50 to 97.50 (famous makes). British Worsted, Italian Reverse Twist, Iridescent Gabardine, Luxury Tropicals, Silk and Worsteds, Worsted Flannel, Mohair and Wool — etc. All hand detailed. Expert fitting and FREE alterations by master tailors on the premises. SPORT SHIRTS A fabulous selection of luxurious white on white — cool and hand tailored — short sleeves. Originally to 5.95 $2.88 “T” SHIRTS AND KNITTED BRIEFS (famous make, we can’t advertise) superb quality cotton and lisse. Permanent fit. Guaranteed to last 2 years. SALE PRICE 3 FOR $2.00 VISIT OUR Varsity Department LEVIS POLISHED COTTONS All Styles and Shades SWEATERS All originally 79.50 to 97.50 (famous makes) British Worsted, Italian Reverse Twist, Iridescent Gabardine, Luxury Tropicals, Silk and Worsteds, Worsted Flannel, Mohair and Wool — etc. All hand detailed. Expert fitting and FREE alterations by master tailors on the premises. EXPENSIVE CLOTHES AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS Internationally known clothes, the ultimate in quality and prestige ... exclusive clothing preferred by eminent doctors, brilliant lawyers, businessmen, stars and executives of the entertainment world. Luxurious clothing for presentation to a luxury-minded clientele. These are the clothes now offered for sale ... at tremendous price reductions. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES VISIT OUR Varsity Department LEVIS POLISHED COTTONS All Styles and Shades SWEATERS CHARGE IT! PAY NOTHING DOWN International Credit Cards Honored SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT the Diners' Club RECOMMENDED MEMBER Dewey's men's shop EAST ANAHEIM SHOPPING CENTER 2130 Anaheim Olive Road WHERE CENTER MEETS PLACENTIA STORE AIR CONDITIONED OPEN MON., THURS., FRI. NIGHTS TIL 9 P.M. PR 4-7200 FREE — BUY ONE TIE AT THE REGULAR PRICE OF $2.50—GET THE SECOND TIE FREE. FREE — BUY ONE PAIR OF SOX AT THE REGULAR PRICE OF $1.00 GET THE SECOND PAIR FREE. TY FAIR for Paying Customers New Signs new signs will feature the ping pirate queen which is using a symbol of the local the fair board has asked approval for construction our trams to be used both in 40-acre fairgrounds parking and to provide a riding tour grounds during next year's Four trams would be built 1,000, if the State Fairs and tions Division approves. other action, the fair board continued use of surplus grounds to the Harbor YMCA ings around council fires for Little Indian softball, winter and campouts. New Land The land, along the western extremity of the fairgrounds, was used last summer by approxmately 350 Harbor Area youngsters during the Little Indian softball season. The fair board furnishes the land without cost. Also placing the accent on youth, the fair board voted to discontinue the Senior Goats Division of the fair in order to make more space and more premium money available to junior goat entries of the 4-H Club. The senior division will be dropped in the 1960 fair. LEGAL NOTICE (Publish: Anaheim-Gazette, October 1, 1959) LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING RELATIVE TO PETITION FOR VARIANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM will hold a PUBLIC HEARING in the Council Chamber of The City Hall. In the City of Anaheim on Tuesday, October 12, 1959, at the hour of 7:00 O'Clock P.M. to receive and consider all evidence and reports at this HEARING or obtained previously by the Council relative to the VERIFIED PETITION submitted by the Owner of the following described property: VARIANCE NO. 1544 PETITION submitted by DOW'S ACREAGE, 1160 South Street, Long Beach 5, California as Owner, requesting permission to INSTALL TWO (2) ELECTRIC SIGNS on the property described as being on the east side of Brookhurst Street between Lincoln Avenue and Broadway Street and further described as 218 Brookhurst. The property is present- STAN'S BURGER BAR EAST ANAHEIM CENTER Corner of Placentia and Anaheim-Olive Rd. BURGERS 6 for $1 TACO 19c ELTON'S 40 Chamber of The City Hall, in the City of Anaheim on Tuesday, October 13, 1959, at the hour of 7:00 O'Clock P.M. to receive and consider all evidence and reports at this HEARING or obtained previously by the Council relative to the VERIFIED PETITION submitted by the Owner of the following described property: VARIANCE NO. 1144 PETITION submitted by DOW'S ACREAGE, 1160 South Street, Long Beach 5, California, as Owner, requesting permission to INSTALL TWO (2) ELECTRIC SIGNS on the property described as being on the east side of Brookhurst Street between Lincoln Avenue and Broadway Street and further deserted as 2nd Brookhurst. The property is presently classified C-1 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL. ALL INTERESTED PARTIES are invited to attend said HEARING and express opinions for or against the proposed VARIANCE as outlined above. FURTHER INFORMATION may be obtained at the Office of the CITY CLERK of the City of Anaheim. BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ANAHEIM DENE M. WILLIAMS, City Clerk DATE: September 30, 1959. FOR BEST RESULTS TRY A GAZETTE WANT - AD FISH AND FRIES 2 FOR $1 FRENCH FRIES 10c REFRESH WITH ONE OF OUR COLD DRINKS OR SNACKS! COLOR CRAFT HOME OF QUALITY Featuring Glidden Paint and Art Supplies 2020 Anaheim-Olive Rd.—East Anaheim Center Open Friday Night—KE 5-9465 Pick Up Your Key to the TREASURE CHEST FREE PRIZES EVERON WHITE HOUSE PAINT 4 GALLON LOTS Reg. 4.49...Gal. PAINT NOW AND SAVE OUR department VIS COTTONS and Shades ATERS International Credit Cards Honored the Diners' Club RECOMMERDED MEMBER hey's shop SHOPPING CENTER m Olive Road MEETS PLACENTIA CONDITIONED THURS., FRI. TIL 9 P.M. 4-7200 BUY ONE PAIR REGULAR PRICE SECOND PAIR EVERON WHITE HOUSE PAINT 4 GALLON LOTS Reg. 4.49 Gal. PAINT THINNER In Your Metal Container 19¢ Gal. 9x12 DROP CLOTHS 39¢ WALL PAPER SALE Buy One Roll at Regular Price GET ONE FOR...1¢ $1 OFF NOW ONLY $598 Gallon REG. 6.98 ROLLER SET 79¢ ALL TOOLS CLOSE-OUT 25% off PAINT SETS Reg. 4.50 for...$4 Reg. 3.25 for...$3 Reg. 2.19 for...$2 INTERIOR LATEX Numbered Wall Painting 13 Colors 3.88 GA Sale effective Sept 30 thru Oct 6, 1959 FLOCKED OSNABURG $7". Nothing better than this fabric for curtains in California Homes. Use for sportswear too. Natural Color Background. Little Design DRIP DRI Value $1.19 66¢ yd. $8" Duraquilt A quilted - like cotton but without the weight. Use for dresses, skirts, jumpers, curtains etc. Excellent fall prints Drip Drl. Value 98¢ 66¢ YD. "EVERFAST" MILLS 'Cotton Linen' Curtain prints with matching solid colors. Brown - Red - Green. Guaranteed washability for life. Linen-nub cotton. Value 98¢ 66¢ YD. $6" Cordana Looks like corduroy without the nap. In fall plaids and checks. Drip drl. Value 98¢ 66¢ YD. Everglazed STRIPED CHINTZ Decorate your home with this ever-crisp, ever-fresh looking fabric in white background with Co- 19c S 40¢ FRENCH FRIES 10c REFRESH WITH ONE OF OUR COLD DRINKS - OR SNACKS! Everglazed STRIPED CHINTZ Decorate your home with this ever-crisp, everfresh looking fabric in white background with Copen, Aqua, Red, Maize, Brown, Green stripes. Value 98c ... 66¢ yd. the Yardage CENTER A DIVISION OF WASHFAST FABRICS EAST ANAHEIM CENTER — PLACENTIA AT CENTER PR 4-2450 Open Mon. & Fri. Nites 'Til 9 p.m. ANNIVERSARY SALE TRE-WAX DEMONSTRATION FRIDAY, OCT. 2nd HAVE A COKE ON US 6 PKG. COCA COLA FREE WITH EACH GALLON PAINT PURCHASE 1¢ SALE SUPERIOR ENAMEL WHITE ONLY Second Qt. 1c... 2.95 qt. FREE USE OF Pressure Roller with purchase of GLIDDEN GLIDE-ON 1¢ SALE SUPERIOR ENAMEL WHITE ONLY Second Qt. 1c..... 2.95 qt. LOG OIL Clear $1.59 Gal. 25% Off All Stock Sizes PICTURE FRAMES (With This Coupon) 3 BRUSHES FOR $1.49 (Good only Oct. 1, 2, 3) INTERIOR LATEX Numbered Wall Paint 13 Colors 3.88 GAL. UNPAINTED FURNITURE SPECIAL 18" Stools... $1.99 Reg. 2.29 24" Stools... 2.19 Reg. 2.49 30" Stools... 2.29 Reg. 2.89 6-Qt. Paper PAINT PAIL 19¢ TRAVEL POSTERS 25x35.....1.29