anaheim-gazette 1959-12-11

B4 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Friday, Dec. 11, 1950. Things to See and Places to Go During Colorful Yule Festivities In Many Parts of Our Southland Tradition is the essence of Christmas, and the Southland is fortunate in being heir to many traditions. German, English, Spanish, Mexican, Eastern U.S., and indigenous customs all blend to make Christmas here colorful and gay — or deeply reverent. Here is a special schedule of Yuletide activities in the area compiled by the Automobile Club of Southern California. ALTADENA — "Story Book Lane" for the ninth year will feature life-size tableaux of nursery rhymes. Displays at 33 homes are expected to begin Dec. 20 and remain up through Dec. 30. The Lane can be reached by driving north on Fair Oaks, turning left on Ventura, and right on La Fiesta Ave. after one short block. The display is north on La Fiesta, left on Calaveras to Glenrose Ave. "Christmas Tree Lane," one mile of deodors planted in 1885, lighted to their full 80-foot height, is one of the Southland's most spectacular sights. Trees are located on Santa Rose Ave., from Las Flores to Woodbury Rd. Traffic is one-way southbound with headlights off, nightly from 5 to 10, Christmas Eve to Jan. 1. The Nightingale Star, a 35-foot Christmas star visible from many points in town, is located at Loma Blvd. and Lake Ames as the parade of commercial and religious floats, bands, drill teams, and bugle corps herald the Christmas season. The parade route is Whittier Blvd., from 21st to 3rd St. OJAI — A living nativity scene welcomes Yule visitors to this community from Dec. 22 through 24. ONTARIO — Giant pepper trees, with lacy green leaves and red berries, line Euclid Ave. from the mountains through the town, a distance of three miles. From Dec. 8 until Christmas the trees are decorated with a massive display of lights. A band and choral group program and two Nativity Scenes, may be viewed every evening, except Saturday and Sundays, from 7 to 8 on Euclid between B and E Streets. ORANGE COUNTY — The Forty Miles of Christmas Smiles, from Dec. 10 to 25, will offer unique sights to travelers along the Orange County Coast. Participating are the communities of Seal Beach, Sunset Beach, Huntington Beach, Newport-Balboa, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach, Dana Point, San Juan Capistrano and Clemente, which compete in three classes for best decorations. PALM DESERT — Christmas Card Lane is created by amateur artists who paint king-sized Christmas Tree Lane, one mile of deodors planted in 1885, lighted to their full 80-foot height, is one of the Southland's most spectacular sights. Trees are located on Santa Rose Ave., from Las Flores to Woodbury Rd. Traffic is one-way southbound with headlights off, nightly from 5 to 10. Christmas Eve to Jan. 1. The Nightingale Star, a 35-foot Christmas star visible from many points in town, is located at Loma Alta Dr. and Lake Ave. Disneyland Festival ANAHEIM — The Christmas Festival in Disneyland will be held from Dec. 20 through Jan. 3. Carolers, brightly-lit Christmas trees and all the trimmings on Main Street will be highlights. A parade is scheduled for the afternoon of Dec. 20. BISHOP — The Goodfellows Christmas Tree, a red fir at least 45 feet high, will be decorated in downtown Bishop. On Dec. 12, at noon, Santa will arrive by plane and be escorted to town by a trainload of children. A party will follow his arrival. BUENA PARK — Carols, sung by church choirs, will be heard daily until Christmas Eve at Knott's Berry Farm. Santa will tour the grounds daily on his antique sleigh, a lighted Christmas tree will float on Indian Lake, and "The Lonely Miner" Christmas Story" will be presented at the gold mine in the evenings. CLAREMONT — "Las Posadas," a world renowned enactment of Christmas in Old Mexico, plays nightly. Wednesday through Saturday, through December at Padua Hills theater. "Pageant of Faith" CORONA — "Pageant of Faith" 26th annual parade of floats featuring biblical scenes depicting events leading to Christ's Birth, begins at 7 p.m., Dec. 11. Bands play carols during parade, after which carolers join in to give a concert on the City Hall steps. JOSHUA TREE — This desert town, similar to Bethlehem in terrain, will fashion its Main St. into shops and homes of the Holy Land as they looked on the first Christmas. A pageant will be presented by the residents nightly at 7:30. LANCASTER — Dec. 12 is the date for the 16th annual Christmas parade on Lancaster Blvd. beginning at 2 p.m. Floats will de- JOSHUA TREE — This desert town, similar to Bethlehem in terrain, will fashion its Main St. into shops and homes of the Holy Land as they looked on the first Christmas. A pageant will be presented by the residents nightly at 7:30. LANCASTER — Dec. 12 is the date for the 16th annual Christmas parade on Lancaster Blvd. beginning at 2 p.m. Floats will depict, in sequence, events in Christ's life. "Carols in Candlelight" LONG BEACH — "Christmas carols in candlelight" will be presented again this Yuletide on Dec. 15, 8 p.m., in Civic Auditorium. LOS ANGELES — "Las Posadas" will be presented on Olvera St. 8:30 nightly, Dec. 1 through 24. Music begins at 7 p.m. Candles are given to all visitors so they can join the procession. Breaking the pinata, a delight to the children, will be held immediately after the procession. "Christmas from Many Lands" is the Municipal Art Gallery's way of saying "Merry Christmas." This is the fourth annual observance in which holiday table decorations, costumed dolls and folk-art gifts will be displayed in more than 35 booths. Special hour-long programs of folk songs and dances will be presented nightly at 8 p.m. and at 3, 5 and 8 p.m. on Sundays. A Christmas Benefit Show will be held on Friday, Dec. 11. 8 p.m., in Shrine Auditorium. There will be four hours of entertainment with top movie and TV stars. MONTEBELLO — Santa Claus Parade is 10 a.m., Dec. 12. Children pop out of surprise packages Christmas Eve., at the intersection of Huntington Dr. and San Marino Ave. SANTA BARBARA — "Las Posadas" is held at Santa Barbara Mission, 3 p.m., Dec. 20. SANTA MONICA—The Christmas Nativity Tableaux at Palisades Park is open through Jan. 2. Fourteen scenes, depicting events in the life of Christ, have been set up by the churches. The Wilcoxon Players donate their services to present the Nativity Play, based on Middle Ages Miracle plays, in Civic Auditorium Dec. 18 19 and 20. Accountants Meet In Disneyland Hotel Members of Orange County Chapter, Society of California Accountants, held their annual tax conference at Disneyland Hotel. Featured speaker during the two-day meeting was John E. Anderson, a CPA, and partner in a Santa Ana firm. His subject, "Tax Problems," included discussion of various laws affecting estates of persons who died and of tax-free exchange and short-term trusts. Richard B. Dodge, a CPA, discussed business tax laws, depreciation savings, investment clubs and California income tax laws. $21,840 Warehouse Contract for construction of a 4,000 square-foot clerk's warehouse in Anaheim has been awarded by the county to the Harrison Denner Construction Co. Total cost, including architect's fees, will be $21,840.70. Chanuko Workshop Is Conducted by Beth Shalom Last night in the Temple Anneg, 908 East Eighth St., Santa Anna, Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County sponsored a Chanuko Workshop for men and women of a congregation. Mrs. Melville Singer, program chairman, of the Temple Sister, hood, sponsoring the program, said that the evening will consist of the following: 1. "The Meaning and Signifiance of the Festival of Chanuko for Moderna," discussed by Rabbi Morton C. Tierman. 2. Cantor and Mrs. Goldstein taught the men and women of the congregation various Chanuko sons. 3. Mrs. Stanley Weins demonstrate and display and artistic Chanuko decoration 4. Chanuko shopping w easier through the Sister's dalca Shop. Market Basket PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY DEC. 10 TO 13 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ADD SALES TAX TO TAXABLE ITEMS! WONDERFUL FOR DISHES LIQUID IVORY 12-OZ. CAN 35¢ PRICE INCLUDES 4c OFF LABEL HOLIDAY BA SUGAR SPRECKELS FINE GRANQLATED 5-LB. BAG DUNDEE FRESH EGGS GOLD MEDAL KITCHEN TESTED FLOU KOUNTY KIST PEAS WRAP YOUR BAKED GIFT IN HOUSEHOLD KAISER FOIL SGW: Fruit Cake Mix 16-OZ. JAR KOUNTY KIST PEAS SWEET & TENDER 2 17-OZ. CANS 25¢ KOUNTY KIST WHOLE KERNEL CORN VACUUM PACKED 2 12.OZ. CANS 25¢ CHICKEN OF THE SEA CHUNK STYLE GREEN LABEL TUNA 4 6½-0Z. CANS $100 RED LABEL, 7-OZ. CAN, 30c MARKET BASKET ALL PURPOSE DETERGENT GT. PKG. 45¢ LIBBY'S MINTED Pineapple Drink 32-0Z. CAN 25¢ CHIFFON—LINEN-LIKE QUALITY Napkins 2 65 CT. PKGS. 35¢ CHIFFON TOILET Tissue 2 ROLLS IN PKG. 23¢ Frozen Foods FROZEN DESSERT VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, STRAWBERRY OR NEW CHOCOLATE FUDGE RIPPLE FUNFAIR ½-GAL. CTN. 29¢ (IMITATION ICE CREAM) SUNSHINE STATE ORANGE JUICE 6 6-OZ. CANS 89¢ WRAP YOUR BAKED GIFT IN HOUSEHOLD KAISER FOIL 25-FT. ROLL 29¢ BELL BRAND Potato Chips 7½-OZ. PAG. 49¢ LAMB Sale U.S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE LAMB BREAST 10¢ LB. STUFF & BAKE OR BARBECUE LAMBURGER FRESHLY GROUND MIXTURE OF BEEF AND LAMB 39¢ LB. SHOULDER ROAST 29¢ LB. PQT ROAST WITH VEGETABLES LAMB CHOPS 7-BONE SHOULDER or PIN BONE 55¢ CASSEROLE OR PAN FRY ROUND BONE 65¢ CUT SHORT RIB CHOPS 69¢ THE REAL ARISTOCRAT OF LAMB CHOPS Top Quotient Stores and Tastes Like Ham! COOK BEFORE Eating RATH'S BLACK HAM SMOKED HAMS SLICE N' SERVE U.S.D.A. GRADED SWISS STEAK RUMP ROAST GROUND R MARKET BASKET SLICED BAKE RIND REMOVED ALEX BRAND TWATALES ALEX BRAND FROZEN DESSERT VANILLA, CHOCOLATE, STRAWBERRY OR NEW CHOCOLATE FUDGE RIPPLE FUNFAIR ½-GAL CTN. 29¢ IMITATION ICE CREAM SUNSHINE STATE ORANGE JUICE 6 6-OZ. CANS 89¢ BANQUET DINNERS HAM • CHICKEN • BEEF • TURKEY EACH 49¢ KOLD KIST SIRLOIN TIPS or CREAMED CHICKEN BEEF STEW 16-OZ. PKG. 49¢ 16-OZ. PKG. 33¢ LAMB CHOPS 7-BONE SHOULDER or PIN BONE LB. 55¢ CASSEROLE OR PAN FRY ROUND BONE LB. 65¢ CUT SHORT RIB CHOPS LB. 69¢ THE REAL ARISTOCRAT OF LAMB CHOPS LARGE LOIN LB. 69¢ WONDERFUL COOKED ON THE GRILL SMALL LOIN LB. 85¢ A NATURAL FOR THE BROILER Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables NEW ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT 5 FOR 25¢ CELERY FRESH, CRISP EACH 10¢ ONIONS SWEET SPANISH 3 LBS. 14¢ KAL KAN TUNA for CAT 3. Mrs. Stanley Weinstein will demonstrate and display creative and artistic Chanuko decorations. 4. Chanuko shopping was made easier through the Sisterhood Judala Shop. the Mid-Winter Festival of Ju-dalism called Chanuko, celebrated each year beginning on the 25th day Kislev, of the Jewish Calendar, this year begins on Friday night. Dec. 25. The festival is concerned with the heroe deeds of Judas Maccabees, who in 165 B.C.E. reconquered Palestine from DEFINITELY NOT! "Man has been eating fish many thousands of years," an archeologist. If so, fish is cledly not brain food. the Syriac Greeks, who had viously invaded the country. Stock Up Now for BAKING MARKET BASKET SHORTENING 3-LB. CAN 53¢ SUPREMA RED CHERRIES SOUR, PITTED 16-OZ. CAN 19¢ TRY ONE OF THESE DELICIOUS... BETTY CROCKER MIXES GINGER BREAD 14½-OZ. PKG. 25¢ BROWNIE MIX, 14-OZ. PKG., 29¢ DATE BAR MIX, 14-OZ. PKG., 33¢ BETTY CROCKER PIE CRUST MIX 9-OZ. PKG. 19¢ DOZEN IN CARTON LARGE GRADE AA 39¢ L KITCHEN TESTED LOUR 10-LB. BAG, 95¢ 25-LB. BAG, $1.99 5-LB. BAG CAKE MIXES GGS GRADE AA 39 KITCHEN TESTED LOUR 10-LB. BAG, 95¢ 25-LB. BAG, $1.99 5-LB. BAG 49¢ e Mix 16-OZ. JAR 45¢ d Milk 2 14½-OZ. CANS 29¢ LIDAY CANDY PT. BOT. 23¢ QT. BOT. 45¢ Raisins 11-OZ. PKG. 17¢ CAKE MIXES BETTY CROCKER YELLOW, BLACK WALNUT, MARBLE, CHOCOLATE MALT, SPICE, DEVIL'S FOOD, WHITE. 29¢ 19-OZ. PKG. BETTY CROCKER CREAMY WHITE, CARAMEL, CHOCOLATE FUDGE, CHOCOLATE MALT Frosting Mix 13-OZ. PKG. 33¢ Top Quality Meats PATMAN'S DEEP SMOKED PICNIC SHOULDER LOOKS AND TASTES LIKE HAM! COOK BEFORE EATING 29¢ LB. RATH'S BLACK HAWK FULLY COOKED SMOKED CANNED HAMS 5-LB. CAN $449 SLICE N' SERVE U.S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE BEEF ONLY SWISS STEAK LB. 69¢ RUMP ROAST LB. 69¢ GROUND ROUND LB. 69¢ MARKET BASKET SLICED BACON 1-LB. PKG. 49¢ RIND REMOVED BEFORE SMOKING ALEX BRAND TWIN PAK TAMALES 8 5-OZ. TAMALES $100 ALEX BRAND BONUS TAPE NOTICE ON JANUARY 4 MARKET BASKET WILL INTRODUCE A NEW AND BETTER PREMIUM PLAN TO REPLACE BONUS TAPES. HOWEVER, WE WILL CONTINUE TO REDEEM BONUS TAPES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Bakery Specials DANISH VILLAGE BEAR CLAWS 3-CT. PKG. 35¢ REGULAR 39c VALUE DOLLY MADISON REG. 49c VALUE DEVIL'S FOOD FUDGE or TUTTI FRUTTI GOLD LAYER CAKE EACH 45¢ SUNSHINE HYDROX Cookies 3 11¼-OZ. BAGS $100 Sundries BOXES OF 400—REGULAR 29c EACH CHIFFON FACIAL TISSUES 3 FOR 59¢ SWISS STEAK LB. 69¢ RUMP ROAST LB. 69¢ GROUND ROUND LB. 69¢ MARKET BASKET SLICED BACON 1-LB. PKG. 49¢ RIND REMOVED BEFORE SMOKING ALEX BRAND TWIN PAK TAMALES 8 5-OZ. TAMALES $100 ALEX BRAND CHILI CON CARNE 8-OZ. PKG. 35¢ 16-OZ. PKG., 69¢ DELICATESSEN WILSON'S CERTIFIED FRANKS 1-LB. PKG. 49¢ MARKET BASKET ALL BEEF BOLOGNA SLICED 6-OZ. PKG. 29¢ ROUND OR SQUARE OREGON MILD—1-LB. PKG. CHEDDAR CHEESE 49¢ GIFT PACK CHEESE ZINGG ZURICH 17-OZ. PKG. $189 ZINGG BERNA 26½-OZ. PKG. $295 PILLSBURY BISCUITS 3 10-CT. PKGS. 25¢ SWEET MILK OR BUTTERMILK KAL KAN TUNA for CATS 2 6½-OZ. CANG 23¢ Sundries BOXES OF 400—REGULAR 29¢ EACH CHIFFON FACIAL TISSUES 3 FOR 59¢ MEN'S—SIZES 10 TO 13 ARGYLE SOCKS 59¢ REGULAR 79¢ VALUE PAIR LURE SEAMLESS NYLONS REGULAR $1.19 PAIR NUDE HEEL—DEMI TOE CORNING GLASS HOT N' COLD CHIP 'N DIP SET REG. $2.98 COMPLETE WITH BRASS ACCENTED CRADLE Market Basket Anaheim Store— 1221 S. Los Angeles St. at Ball Rd.