anaheim-gazette 1959-12-04

A2 - Anaheim Gazette City Council (Continued from Page One) he wants to sell the property for a beauty parlor. Request of Giacomo Lugaro for a change from R-A to R-3 on 19 lots and from R-A to C-1 on nine lots on property at the southeast intersection of Crescent and Magnolia, provoked a lengthy battle with interesting sidelights. City Golf Course Figures In this figured the proposed city golf course on part of the property, somewhat to the embarrassment of the city dads, for Leon Stahl, one of the many opponents "suggested" that the Anaheim, Thursday, Dec. 8, 1950 move to make this area acceptable to a $200,000 construction of business and professional buildings and apartment houses as reported by Spokesman A. R. McDaniel, was linked with the proposed golf course, and emphatic denials from the This brought some muttered councilmen. McDaniel who seems omnipresent in representing clients seeking variances so that apartment houses and business blocks may be erected, usually successfully so, took a beating on this. After Council heard numerous oppo-nents and received a letter from 48 owners of single house request was denied. Women Among Speakers The same was true of quest by Tom and Louise S. for a change of zone from R-3 on property located the southwest intersection Romneya Dr. and West St. again was arranged the time of the single-housers and ment house projectors and again the single-housers, made them women, were victorious. Nicholas J. Dovalis asked change of zone from R-A to on property on the west side Knott Ave., between Ball and Cerritos Ave., near Sta. SAFEWAY DO Mix 'em as You Wish! Pear Halves Town House—29-oz. com Grapefruit Juice Town House Natural—46-oz. Hawaiian Punch Mixed Fruit Juices—46-oz. com Fruit Cocktail Town House—30-oz. com 3 for Mix 'em as You Wish! 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Grape Jelly or Preserves Empress 5 10 oz. jars $1 Burnrite Logs Longer Burning 6 logs 49¢ Waxed Paper Kitchen Charm 100-ft. roll 21¢ Instant Coffee Airway brand 6 oz. jar 79¢ Coffee Maxwell House Regular or Drip 1-lb. 79¢ Toilet Soap Brocade Assorted Colors 20 bars $1 Grade 'AA' Fresh Eggs Cream o' the Crop—Guaranteed by Safeway Large Size 2 1-doz. 83¢ 2 1-doz. 69¢ Milk Cherub Evaporated tall can 10¢ Ketchup Heinz Tomato 14-oz. bottle 19¢ Shrimp Sea Trader Small size 5-oz. can 39¢ Detergent White Magic giant pkg. 49¢ FROZEN FOODS Frozen Foods are good for you! Convenience, freshness, flavor true. More vitamins and minerals, too. Lima Beans Bel-air Fordhook 4 10-oz. pkgs. Raspberries Sea Fair Queen 5 10-oz. pkgs. Cut Corn Bel-air Golden 6 10-oz. pkgs. Mixed Vegetables Bel-air Golden 6 10-oz. pkgs. Waffles Egg Brand Ready to bake 8 3-oz. pkgs. Lamb Roast Cut from Should of USDA Choice Grade Lamb Full 5-rib Cut lb. 35 3-rib Cut lb. 3 Whole Lamb For your freeze Approx. 52 lbs. 45 lbs. Consists of Lail Leg, Shoulder, L and R1b Cho Shanks and Brea Cut and wrapp free. Bakery Buys! Frozen Foods are good for you! Convenience, freshness, flavor true. More vitamins and minerals, too. Lima Beans Bel-air Fordhook 4 10 oz. pkg. Raspberries Sea Fair Queen 5 10 oz. pkg. Cut Corn Bel-air Golden 6 10 oz. pkg. Mixed Vegetables Bel-air 6 10 oz. pkg. Waffles Eggs Brand Ready to bake 8 3 oz. pkg. $1. Bakery Buys! Breakfast Sweet Rolls Baked with that "melt-in-your-mouth" goodness! Quality in every bite! • Iced Nut Snails • Butterhorn • Fruit Jelly Snail Your pkg. of 2 19¢ Black Bread Mrs. Wright's 15 oz. 23¢ Old World Curtly 12 oz. 39¢ Cake ring Party Angel Food Curty 12 oz. 39¢ Cake ring Hi-Ho Crackers Sunshine baked 1 lb. 35¢ SAFEWAY GIFT ORDER Solve your Christmas gift problems the easy way with a Safeway Gift Order. Many denominations—ask about them at your nearby Safeway. Deglet Noor Fresh Dates Gift Pack 2½-lb. pkg. 89¢ 5-lb. pkg. 1.69 Plio Bag 2-lb. bag 59¢ Natural or Hydrated 12 oz. pkg. 25¢ Pitted 18 oz. pkg. 25¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE Thurs., Thursday SAFE Applicable taxes collected. We reserve the right to limit a Your Nearest Safeway — 135 S. Le beats and received a letter from owners of single houses, the request was denied. Women Among Spectators The same was true of a request by Tom and Louise Simon to a change of zone from R-A to R-3 on property located on southwest intersection of Omney Dr. and West St. Herein was arranged the forces of the single-housers and apart-tent house projectors and once in the single-housers, many of them women, were victorious. Nicholas J. Dovallis asked a range of zone from R-A to C-2 property on the west side of Scott Ave., between Ball Rd. and Cerritos Ave., near Stanton, so that stores and a drive-in restaurant, with bar, might be constructed. Council frowned on the bar proposal and the request was continued for two weeks because City Atty. Preston Turner discovered a flaw in the description as issued by the Planning Commission and readvertising will be necessary. Paul and Marian Tedrick requested a change of zone P-L and C-2 to C-1 on property on the east side of Los Angeles St., between Ball Rd. and Vermont Ave., on which the Bank of America proposes to erect a branch. Setbacks were waived by Council and the proposal approved. Request of Clarice Graham to operate a guest home for aged in a two-story dwelling on the east side of Sabrina St., between North and Wilhalmina St. for eight persons instead of four as at present, was denied. Henry Dubois was named member of the Orange County Mosquito Abatement District Board of Trustees. Wins on Gun Range Al Harris, Anaheim teenager rifleman, was among the winners in rifle and pistol shooting during the South Coast Gun Club's seventh annual Thanksgiving Shoot at its Corona del Mar range. NY DOLLAR DAYS Mix 'em as You Wish! Chunk Tuna Cling Peaches Cheese Spreads Kraft Assorted Cereals Soapy Corn Kits, Frosty Oils or Wheats, regular pkg. S.O.S. Soap Pads Seour, Shine Faster, pkg.of 10 Mix 'em as You Wish! Tomato Juice Town House—46 oz. com Apple Juice Appletime Brand—39 oz. com Asparagus Town House Fancy All Green Spears 180V—oz. com Pork and Beans Van Camp—21 oz. com Mix 'em as You Wish! Cut Green Beans Gardenside—16 oz. com Golden Corn Kewaty Kit Vac. Pack—12 oz. com Garden Peas Kewaty Kit Flavorful—17 oz. com Dr. Ross Dog Food Assorted 15 oz. com Anaheim's Growth (Continued from Page One) for a total of $5,154,393 was sued, Chief Building Inspector Wallace reports, and tails for the year then stalled around $43 million. Big spenders in October Disneyland Hotel, $328,000 for wing, Coastwise Investment manufacturing, $110,000; Woolridge offices, $235,000; Kouri Hospital, $220,000. Prospects for a top year 1960 are bright and if the "bigs," Falstaff Brewery, $11 million, and O'Keefe & Merritt million, take out their permit the same 12-month period, it bring a new all-time high for helm. Although Falstaff construc some months away, Harvey from his St.-Louis office, he ready begun taking part in helm affairs, by donating for the Anaheim United Fun had a Falstaff float enter the Anaheim Hallowe'en Parade. Radio, Magazine"Feature Into Anaheim recently carried correspondents, one to do title for a national magazine other to cut a special radio on a national hookup. From New York's Broadcasting System staff Joel Hiller to pick up sound voices of Anaheim for a show to be airied Jan. 5, 1961, the "Hidden Revolution," Century Nomads." The Los Angeles bureau ch Newsweek Magazine, Simonegin is preparing a special on "The Next Decade." Cheese Spreads Kraft Assorted 5 oz. Jar Cereals Sperry Corn Kiv. Frosty On or Wheatless regular pkg. S.O.S. Soap Pads Seour, Shine Paster, pkg.of 10 4 for $1.5 for $1.8 for $1. Appletime Brand—21 oz. com Asparagus Town House Fancy All Green Spears 189-oz. com Pork and Beans Van Camp—31 oz. com Garden Peas Keenty Kit Vac. Pack—12 oz. com Dr. Ross Dog Food Assorted 15 oz. com USDA Choice, Aged and Trimmed, Fully Guaranteed Leg o' Lamb Short Shank Properly Trimmed lb. 59¢ With lamb serve Tea Garden apple mint jelly Lamb Roast Cut from Shoulder of USDA Choice Grade Lamb Full 5-rib Cut 35¢ 3-rib Cut 39¢ Small Loin Chops Tender Juicy Lamb Chops lb. 98¢ Shoulder Chops Meaty Lamb Chops for broiling lb. 69¢ Large Loin Chops or Rib Chops Quality Lamb lb. 79¢ Lamb Breast USDA Choice grade Fine to stuff and roast lb. 13¢ Lamb Shanks Meaty, flavorful Braise with vegetables lb. 39¢ Lambburger Just a little different. Broil like any burger lb. 39¢ Whole Lamb For your freezer Approx. 52 lbs. 45¢ Consists of Lamb Leg, Shoulder, Loin and Rib Chops, Shanks and Breast, Cut and wrapped free. Lean Pork Spare Ribs Eastern Grain Fed Small Size lb. 39¢ Farmer John Slab Bacon By The Piece Over 3 lbs. lb. 39¢ Frankfurters Sterling brand Guaranteed no gristle 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ Chopped Ham Safeway brand For quick meals 5-oz. pkg. 39¢ Sliced Bacon Swift's Eversweet 2-lb. pkg. 89£ Rainbow Trout Captain's Choice Flash-Frozen 10-oz. pkg. 43£ Town House Poison Fumes (Continued on Page 2) was leveled at the County Department and the Anaheim lice and health authorities their slowness in grasping riousness of the situation having been notified times. Mrs. Glenone Graff 2441 Crescent, mother of small children, told Coun having phoned the police without definite action or resulting. Togani said he spread the motion 10 inches under the so asserted the fumes should pate in the area within 12 hours. Inquiry Is Launched City authorities, at Coheest, are launching an effort to determine if the effects chemical would be permanent so that steps must taken to prevent further such chemicals in developed in the city. The 20-acre field been under cultivation for past three weeks, Togani "Certainly, some agencies to blame for their slowing grasping this situation and ing accordingly, especially County Health authorities, mented Councilman Char Pearson. 'Red' Pictures (Continued from Page O) anyone from seeing any man chooses, but we want them know when Communists are ciated with its production For your freezer Approx. 52 lbs. 45¢ Consists of Lamb Leg, Shoulder, Loin and Rib Chops, Shanks and Breast, Cut and wrapped free. Frankfurters Sterling brand Guaranteed no gristle 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ Chopped Ham Safeway brand For quick meals 5-oz. pkg. 39¢ Sliced Bacon Swift's Eversweet 2-lb. pkg. 89¢ Rainbow Trout Captain's Choice Flash-Frozen 10-oz. pkg. 43¢ Red McClure Potatoes Colorado grown—U.S. No. 1-A 10 lbs. 35¢ Avocados Large Size Feuertes 3 for 29¢ Yellow Onions Best For Cooking 4 lbs. 19¢ Green Onions Garden Fresh bench 5¢ Carrots Freshly Dug Snaptops 3 lbs. 19¢ Comice Pears Creamy Flush 2 lbs. 29¢ Apples Washington Winesaps or Oregon Pippins 4 lbs. 49¢ Emperor Grapes Red Table Grapees 2 lbs. 25¢ Town House Tomato Sauce Adds zest to meat dishes, soups 8-oz. can 5¢ Town House Dried Beans Small white, Pink or Pinto 2-lb. pkg. 25¢ ICES EFFECTIVE Thurs., thru Sun., Dec. 3, 4, 5, 6, 1959 SAFEWAY Applicable taxes collected, subject to stock on hand. We reserve the right to limit and not sell to other merchants. Day — 135 S. Lemon St. – Anaheim Anaheim's Growth (Continued from Page One) For a total of $5,154,393 were issued, Chief Building Inspector Homer Wallace reports, and tools for the year then stood at around $43 million. Big spenders in October were Disneyland Hotel, $328,000 for new ing, Coastwise Investment, light manufacturing, $110,000; Ramo-coolridge offices, $235,000; Dr.ouri Hospital, $220,000. Prospects for a top year in 1960 are bright and if the two big signs," Falstaff Brewery, $15 million, and O'Keefe & Merritt, $13 million, take out their permits in the same 12-month period, it could be a new all-time high for Anaheim. Although Falstaff construction is some months away, Harvey Beffa, from his St.-Louis office, has already begun taking part in Anaheim affairs, by donating $500 for the Anaheim United Fund, and a Falstaff float entered in the Anaheim Hallowe'en Festival race. Radio, Magazine*Features Into Anaheim recently came two correspondents, one to do an article for a national magazine, the other to cut a special radio show on a national hookup. From New York's Columbia Broadcasting System staff came Hel Miller to pick up sounds and voices of Anaheim for a special show to be aired Jan. 5, called "Hidden Revolution, 20th Century Nomads." The Los Angeles bureau chief for Newsweek Magazine, Simon Bournis, is preparing a special issue of The Next Decade in the Southeastern conference covers Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego counties. The Anaheim S. D. A. church was organized early to December, 1958, with 115 charter members. The membership is more than 200 at this first anniversary. Pastoring the church through this first year has been I. Eugene Fletcher. Pastor Fletcher came to the Anaheim area from the Southeastern conference where he had been active in evangelistic work throughout Southern California. Loaders Will Speak Speaking at the special afternoon services will be F. W. Schnepper, president of the Pacific Union conference of the Seventh-day Adventist church. This conference covers California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah and Hawaii. The morning services will be conducted by R. C. Baker, president of the Southeastern California conference. Pastor Baker spoke at the dedication services last December. Plans are currently being made to purchase property for a church after the first of the year, says Pastor Fletcher. All former members from far and near, and all who have visited the church are invited to be its guests Saturday. Plans are forming for a pot luck luncheon at La Palma park at 1 p.m., also on Saturday. REV. F. W. SCHNEPPER the Southeastern conference of which Anaheim is a member, will deliver the message for the day. From New York's Columbia Broadcasting System staff came Hel Miller to pick up sounds and voices of Anaheim for a special how to be aired Jan. 5, called "Hidden Revolution, 20th Century Nomads." The Los Angeles bureau chief for Newsweek magazine, Simon Bourn, is preparing a special issue "The Next Decade in the United States" for mid-December release. Joseph Laitin, one of Newsweek's top writers, spent several days in Anaheim gathering data for this article. Poison Fumes (Continued on Page 2) Has leveled at the County Health Department and the Anaheim police and health authorities for their slowness in grasping the secrecy of the situation after having been notified several times. Mrs. Glenone Grafton of 1941 Crescent, mother of five small children, told Council of having phoned the police twice, without definite action or help resulting. Togani said he spread the solution 10 inches under the soil and inserted the fumes should dissipate in the area within 12 to 30 hours. Inquiry Is Launched City authorities, at Council'shest, are launching an inquiry determine if the effects of the chemical would be permanently harmful so that steps may be taken to prevent further use of such chemicals in developed areas in the city. The 20-acre field had been under cultivation for the last three weeks, Togani said. "Certainly, some agencies are no blame for their slowness, in grasping this situation and acting accordingly, especially the county Health authorities," commented Councilman Charles A. Pearson. Red' Pictures (Continued from Page One) Anyone from seeing any movie he chooses, but we want them to know when Communists are associated with its production." REV. F. W. SCHNEPPER the Southeastern conference of which Anaheim is a member, will deliver the message for the day. Dr. Beckman (Continued from Page One) ufacture of electronic instruments, systems and components for precision measurement, analysis and control. After a modest start with two Caltech graduate students in a section of a garage, today Beckman maintains six divisions and a wholly-owned subsidiary in the United States and subsidiaries in Germany and Scotland. Dr. Beckman's contributions to instrumentation date back to 1935 when he developed the first commercial pH meter, an instrument for measuring the acidity or alkalinity of various solutions. In 1940, Dr. Beckman introduced his second major instrument, the quartz spectrophotometer which virtually revolutionized chemical analysis. With introduction of the spectrophotometer, Dr. Beckman left Caltech to devote full time to the instrument business. Another major Beckman innovation in 1940 was the Helipot Precision Potentiometer, a component which marked a significant early step in electronic miniaturization. Holds Numerous Posts In 1942, Beckman made another significant contribution to instrument technology with the first commercially available infrared spectrophotometer. This unit was first applied to the development of synthetic rubber. Since then Beckman has made many impressive contributions to the field of science and technology. Dr. Beckmah is a director of the Security-First National Bank of Los Angeles, the Southern California Edison Company, Continental Airlines, Smith-Corona, Marchant, Inc., and Systems Development Corporation. He is also a director of the California State Chamber of Commerce and Stanford Research Institute. He was president of the Los Angeles Steam Auto Club Chief at Meeting Albert M. Cranston, secretary of the Tri-County Live Steam Club, has returned from attending the four-day meeting of the Steam Automobile Club of America in San Diego. Oldest model at the meet was an 1899 steam Locomobile. Cranston resides at 206 S. Rose, Anaheim. This world would be a happier place if it were as easy to pay back as it is to borrow. VETERANS OF WW I Wives, Widows, Mothers, Daughters, Sisters ARE URGED TO JOIN Ananeim Auxiliary Barracks 1230 TR. 1-2212 PR. 2-0683 HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E.Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 ADD-A-ROOM REMODELING ROM BUILDING CONTRACTORS, INC. LEhigh 8-2447 ANAHEIM AUTO PARTS COMPLETE LINE OF AUTOMOTIVE PARTS WHOLESALE and RETAIL 1256 E. Center St. ANAHEIM, CALIF. KEystone 5-2857 Open Daily 8 A.M. til 9 P.M. Sat.-8 A.M. til 6 P.M. Red' Pictures (Continued from Page One) anyone from seeing any movie he chooses, but we want them to know when Communists are associated with its production." The Legion will check films or persons who have been identified in records of Congressional hearings as known Communists or who have refused to answer whether they are members of the Communist Party, Hoag said. He added that his committee sent registered letters to distributors of possible objectionable films in the past two weeks, asking for a meeting. Hoag said the committee has never received any replies. End Archery Unit Will Start Dec. 12 Due to the success of its first archery instruction course, the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department is now accepting registrations for the second series of bow and arrow lessons which begin Saturday, Dec. 12, at the Anaima Rifle Range. Registration fee will remain at $3 which will include all equipment necessary for the eight-week's course. Activity is designed for all children third grade and up. Anyone interested should register at the Park and Recreation Department Office, Palm and Broadway, this week. ANAHEIM AUTO PARTS COMPLETE LINE OF AUTOMOTIVE PARTS WHOLESALE and RETAIL 1256 E. Center St. ANAHEIM, CALIF. KEystone 5-2857 Open Daily 8 A.M. 'til 9 P.M. Sat—8 A.M. 'til 6 P.M. Sun—9 A.M. 'til 3 P.M. Invites You to Win Your Dream Home! AS ADVERTISED ON KCOP TELEVISION · CHANNEL 13 FREE! 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