anaheim-gazette 1959-12-25

Club for Nixon Is Organized by Orange Backers The city of Orange "Neighbors for Nixon" Club became the fourth officially organized club in Orange County supporting Richard M. Nixon for President in 1960, with the election of officers, at a luncheon meeting at Friedemann Hall, Orange. Robert Hoyt, owner of Orange Furniture, and Mrs. Donald Marsh, were elected as co-chairmen of the club. James E. "Pat" Donegan, funeral director, was elected secretary, and Garland W. Coltrans, of the Metropolitan Barber Shop, treasurer. As a Democrat, Hoyt, and Republican Mrs. Marsh extend cordial invitations to people of all political faiths to join the fast spreading Nixon movement. Orange Atty. Gordon X. Richmond, chairman of the organizing committee for the Orange County Committee of 10,000 for Nixon and a member of the Advisory Committee in the formation of the Orange Nixon-for-President Club, conducted the meeting. After the election of officers, the CBS film reporting the Vice- Orange Atty. Gordon K. Richmond, chairman of the organizing committee for the Orange County Committee of 10,000 for Nixon and a member of the Advisory Committee in the formation of the Orange Nixon-for-President Club, conducted the meeting. After the election of officers, the CBS film reporting the Vice-President's recent visit to Russia was shown. Originally filmed as a news report for television, the half-hour film follows Nixon's trip impartially and includes the tense moments experienced by Nixon in his several diplomatic encounters with Khrushchev. The other active clubs for Nixon in the county at the present time are Santa Ana-Tustin, Fullerton and Yorba Linda; and plans are being made in other communities to form clubs in the near future. Members of the organizing committee in addition to those listed above include: Miss Dorothy Halleck, Mrs. Florence J. Donegan, Glenn P. Allen, Herbert L. Johnson, Jr., Mrs. Robeft E. Hitt, Mrs. A. H. Halleck, Theodore Walker, Paul T. Mitchell, Mrs. Roy B. Willis, Grant Clark, Mrs. Grant Clark, Charles O. Voigt, Roy Edwards, Bob Burns, Harold Klbby, Mrs. Mary Alice Edwards, James W. Marta, William C. Sangster, Ralph O. Laue, and James Beam. Beth Sholom Observes Chanuko Festival of Lights Membership of Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County will celebrate Chanuko, the Festival of Lights, from sundown Dec. 25 to sundown Jan. 2. Various activities have been arranged for the celebration: Preceding the holiday, students of the kindergarten-fifth grade will participate in Chanuko parties at regular Sunday School sessions, Sunday, Dec. 20. On Friday, Dec. 25 at 7 p.m., Membership of Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County will celebrate Chanuko, the Festival of Lights, from sundown Dec. 25 to sundown Jan. 2. Various activities have been arranged for the celebration: Preceding the holiday, students of the kindergarten-fifth grade will participate in Chanuko parties at regular Sunday School sessions, Sunday, Dec. 20. On Friday, Dec. 25 at 7 p.m., a family service has been scheduled at the temple, followed by the presentation of a Chanuko Cantata by the Junior Choir under the direction of Cantor and Mrs. Goldstein. On Saturday night, Dec. 26, a "Welcome Home" party has been arranged by the OCTY's (the Temple teen group), and on Wednesday, Dec. 30, BSTY's (Junior teen group), has planned a Chanuko New Year's party. Services on Friday night, Jan. 1, at 9 o'clock will include the Chanuko celebration at the temple. The celebration of the Festival of Chanuko in the Religious School and in the home is one of the customs of Judaism which is central to its main theme. Emphasizing as it does, amongst other elements, the concept of freedom of the spirit, it can have, it has had, and does have meaning for all age groups. Home Savings Ups Its Interest Rate Home Savings and Loan Assoc with offices in Anaheim, announces that effective Jan. 1, interest on savings accounts will be increased from 4% per cent to 4½ per cent. Kenneth D. Childs is president of the association. Take Part In Bill of Rights Week Function campus with a series of designed to remind students of the significance of the document. rights of the week included assembly, display of a "10-Steps-to-Freedom" float, ten students. exhibits prepared by college clubs depicting the individual amendments, an essay contest, and signing of an 8x10 foot replica of the Bill of Rights by hundreds of The elaborate observance was under co-chairmanship of Priscilla Chaney, and Carol Sandvick, each of Whittier, assisted by Committee Chairman Larry Yount of Whittier, Chuck Osborn of Anaheim, Frank Thomas of Anaheim, Melinda Meyers of Fullerton, Bev Bozich of Fullerton Don Seney of Anahelm, Ross Burn master of Yorba Linda, Joan Messeral of Orange, Ron Ram som of Whittier, Phil Nelson o Orange, and Gretchen Hen o Fullerton. PLEASE, IN OBSERVANCE OF THE FAMILY SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DAY, ALL THRIFTIMARTS WILL BE old fashioned Christmas calls for traditionally fine, tender... Thriftmart turkeys BROAD-BREASTED, PERFECTLY CLEANED, PERSONALLY SELECTED FOR QUALITY HART TURKEYS ARE CALIFORNIA GROWN BROAD-BREASTED U.S.D.A. INSIDE BEST BRANDS U.S.D.A. INSP. GRADE "A" 15 OVEN-READY 10-14 LBS. AVG. WT. 41 c.lb. POPPY AND ARMOUR STAR BRANDS FROZEN YOUNG GRADE "A" TOMS 18-24 HRIFTIMART STORES WILL FEATURE FRESH TURKEYS AT SLIGHTLY SMOKE FLAVOR" POPPY BRAND YOUNG ART TURKEYS ARE CALIFORNIA GROWN BROAD-BREASTED U.S.D.A. INSIDE BEST BRANDS U.S.D.A. INSP. GRADE "A" IS 10-14 LBS. AVG. WT. 41 lb. POPPY AND ARMOUR STAR BRANDS FROZEN YOUNG GRADE "A" TOMS 18-24 HRIFTIMART STORES WILL FEATURE FRESH TURKEYS AT SLIGHTLY SMOKE FLAYOR" d Hams HOLE AMS 5 lb Full Shank HALF 39 lb POPPY BRAND YOUNG OVEN READY DUCKLINGS 4-5 lbs. Avg. Wt. 43 lb. Farmer John's Pure Pork Link SAUSAGE 1 lb. Pkg. 18" Luser's Quality Sliced BACON 1 lb. Pko 39" Fresh Pacific OYSTERS 12 oz. Jar 53" Fresh CRAB MEAT 1 lb. Pkg. 75" HRIFTIMARTS WILL CLOSE AT CHRISTMAS EVE, DEC. 24 CHERRIES 3 $100 E 4 6 OZ. TINS 89c SPINACH OR 2 10 OZ. PKGS. 29c FINED OR WHOLE SAUCE 2 NO. 300 TINS 45c E ROLLS 2 DOZ. PKG. 29c CURY TOWELS EA. 99c 1-LB. CTN. 39c EPOSIT BOTTLES VATER 28 OZ. BTL. 21c BUTTER 1-LB. CTN. 77c E "CREAM IT WITH PREAM" 1-LB. TIN 49c TIX 16 OZ. JAR 37c KERS 1-LB. CTN. 27c COUNTY FAIR FROZEN PUMPKIN or MINCE PIES 24-OZ. PKG. 39c SUNNY VALLEY FRESH GRADE 'A' LARGE EGGS DOZ. CTN. 39c JERSEYMAID ALL PLAVORS CATERING ICE CREAM V2-GAL CTN. 59c GRANDEE STUFFED MANZANILLA OLIVE DOLE FROZEN PINEAPPLE JUICE PICTSWEET FROZEN STRAWBERRIES ROSARITA FROZEN MEXICAN DINNERS 10c OFF LABEL SPRY SHORTENING GOOD LUCK MARGARINE WITH PEANUTS—KING SIZE T CIRCUS MIXED NUT ALL FLAVORS WESTWOOD ICE CR SUNSHINE STATE FROZEN ORANGE JUICE IMITATION ICE CREAM FUNFAIR BETTY CROCKER PIE CRUST MIX WISCONSIN 1 YEAR OLD AGED CHEDDAR CH JANE ANDERSON'S ROQUEFO SALAD DRESSING JUICY TENDER BUTTER 1-LB. CTN. 77¢ E "CREAM IT 1-LB. 49¢ WITH PREAM" TIN TIX 16 OZ. 37¢ JAR KERS 1-LB. 27¢ FINEST PRODUCE 5 LBS. 49¢ EACH 5¢ 3 LBS. $100 2 LBS. 15¢ CATERING ICE CREAM ½-GAL CTN. 59¢ NO DEPOSIT BOTTLES WHITE ROCK MIXES GINGER ALE LEMON-LIME VODKA MIXER 28-OZ. BOTTLES 2 FOR 49¢ Van de Kamp's BAKERY BIRDS EYE FROZEN BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY MEAT PIES 8-OZ. PKG. 23¢ MON., TUES., WED., THURS., DEC. 21, 22, 23, 24 KABC FOR DAILY SPECIALS DIAL "RADIOACTIVE" 79 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SALES TAX ADDED TO TAXABLE ITEMS EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT Thriftmart Richmond 9-6251 SPECIAL DAY AT Thriftmart EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL DAY AT Thriftmart 8662 So. Placentia - Anaheim - 625 Orangewood Ave. of Whittler, Chuck Osborn Aheim, Frank Thomas of Melinda Meyers of FulBev Bozich of Fullerton, ney of Anaheim, Ross Burof Yorba Linda, Joann al of Orange, Ron RanWhittier, Phil Nelson of and Gretchen Hen of on. Dale Roselle of Whittler was judged winner of the poster contest and gives a cash award. The Bill-of-Rights float, preWhittler Girl Winner pared by the Freshman Class with 27,000 paper napkins, was used both in the recent Homecoming Parade and displayed in the middle of the college campus dur- ing Bill of Rights Week. The assembly, held in the College Student Center, was highlighted by serious talks concerning the Bill and a comedy skit "quiz show." College students were also invited to sign the Bill themselves, after reading a big replica of the document in Student Center. TIMARTS WILL BE CLOSED ON CHRISTMAS, DEC. 25 All of us want to wish all of you A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS U.S.D.A. INSPECTED GRADE "A" QUALITY OUR STAR BRANDS U.S.D.A. INSP. GRADE "A" 15 OVEN-READY 18-24 LBS. AVG. WT. 39 c. lb. ATS AT SLIGHTLY HIGHER PRICES U.S.D.A. GRADED 'CHOICE' OR 'GOOD' U.S.D.A. INSPECTED GRADE "A" QUALITY OUR STAR BRANDS U.S.D.A. INSP. GRADE "A" IS 18-24 LBS. AVG. WT. 39 lb. OVEN-READY ATS AT SLIGHTLY HIGHER PRICES 5 lbs. Avg. Wt. 43 lb. 1 lb. Pka 39 lb. EAT 1 lb. Pkg. 75* U.S.D.A. GRADED 'CHOICE' OR 'GOOD' RIB ROASTS OVEN READY 7 INCH RIB 79 lb. REE STUFFED ZANILLA OLIVES 3 41 OZ. GLS. $100 ROZEN APPLE JUICE 3 6 OZ. TINS 49¢ SEET FROZEN STWBERRIES 2 10 OZ. PKGS. 39¢ TA FROZEN CAN DINNERS 16 OZ. PKG. 49¢ LABEL SHORTENING 3 LB. YOU PAY... TIN 69¢ LUCK MARGARINE 1 LB. CTN. 27¢ PEANUTS—KING SIZE TIN US MIXED NUTS 13 OZ. TIN 89¢ FAVORS TWOOD ICE CREAM ½ GAL. CTN. 49¢ NE STATE FROZEN NGE JUICE 12 OZ. TIN 29¢ ION ICE CREAM HAIR ½ GAL. CTN. 29¢ CROCKER CRUST MIX 10 OZ. PKG. 19¢ INSIN 1 YEAR OLD CHEDDAR CHEESE LB. 69¢ ANDERSON'S ROQUEFORT CHEESE FRESH REFRIGERATED 8 OZ. JAR 49¢ TENDER AIR 1 QAL. 29¢ CROCKER 10 OZ. 19¢ CRUST MIX PKG. INSIN 1 YEAR OLD 69¢ CHEDDAR CHEESE LB. ANDERSON'S ROQUEFORT CHEESE FRESH 8 OZ. 49¢ DRESSING REFRIGERATED JAR TENDER 1 LB. 49¢ TASTE FRANKS PKG. UE 10 LB. $698 NED HAMS TINS MILK 2 14½-oz. Tins 31¢ Rose Royal Frozen CHEESE PIE 8½-oz. Pkg. 39¢ LAST STOP Before CHRISTMAS For HOLIDAY COOKIES, pies, fruit cake, poultry dressing and fine chocolates. 3, 24 S E" 79 TAXABLE ITEMS BANQUET FROZEN DINNERS BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY—12 oz. Pkg. OR HAM—10 oz. Pkg. PKG. 49¢ BIRDS EYE FROZEN REGULAR OR FRENCH STYLE Green Beans 9-OZ. PKG. 2 FOR 29¢ AT This time... EVERY DAY'S A SPECIAL ewood Ave.