anaheim-gazette 1960-01-08

A2 - Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Friday, January 8, 1960) Sennes Showplace (Continued from Page One) Mirr Flores Inc. and its president, Lauren Wagner of Los Angeles, accompanied Sennes at the hearing. Ed Ettinger, Disneyland public relations officer, read a letter "of injury" from the park. Disney's Concern Disneyland's main concern, the letter said, were a series of unanswered questions: Will the proposed parking facilities for 2,900 cars be adequate? Would all of the divergent facilities be under one operation? What kind of shows and entertainment will be presented and will these be in keeping with the family theme established by the Disney recreation emporium? Wagner quickly assured Disney officers and the Council that the parking facilities met city requirements and that the show-convention center would be operated as a single unit. The cigar-smoking Sennes took the floor to point out that he had established a reputation for producing family type entertainment. Ice Shows Planned "At the Moulin Rouge (in Hollywood), we put on family shows for 600 to 700 persons at a time," he explained. "We will have complete ice follies and ice shows on a stage that will hold 250 persons." Ettinger said that the Disneyland inquiry was based primarily on the fact that the park is a neighbor of the proposed convention center and "we were not a proached on this and natural are concerned." Then Wagner started New Bank Opens (Continued from Page One) reney by internationally known collector Cy Phillips, and historical photographs from the file Title Insurance and Trust Company. Visitors will have a chance to win savings accounts ranging from $50 to $5 by guessing the number of coins in a pirate treasure chest in the lobby. The open house celebration will last from 7 to 9 p.m., Attheber said, and he will be on hand greet each guest and answer questions about the new branch. Will be open for business Friday morning at 10 o'clock. NOW!—Low, Low BLUE CHIP S at SAFEWAY Save Easter and Easier BLUE CHIP S at SAFEWA Save Faster and Easie Prices are Low! Check this ad, check Safeway shelves . . . Note the many, many low prices in every section of the store. Blue Chip Books Fill Only 1200 Stamps to Fill a Book Stamps are Give Nearly Every Stations, Drug Stores, Markets Shops . . . Wonderful Selection Large Selection of Luxury Gifts— Plus Low, Low Prices Every Day FROZEN FOODS Premium Quality at Low Cost Strawberries Bel-air Sliced Sweetened 5 10 oz. pkgz. $1.00 Orange Juice Minute Meid Fresh Squeezed Flavor 5 6 oz. cans. $1.00 Whole Asparagus Bel-air Butter-Tender All Green Spears 3 8 oz. pkgz. $1.00 French Fries Bel-air Potatoes Ready to Cook 6 9 oz. pkgz. $1.00 Leg of Lamb Lamb Shou Small Spare Corned Beef Premium Bacon Rath's Sausage Franks Rath's Hickory Smoke or Sterling Brand Hills Bros. Coffee Del Monte Catsup or Edwards Coffee 2-lb. can 98c (Limit 2-lbs.) 1-lb. can Rich Red Tomato 2 14 oz. bottles Bel-air Potatoes Ready to Cook 6 9 oz. $1.00 Lamburger Fresh Ground Hills Bros. Coffee Del Monte Catsup Fresh Bread Pooch Dog Food Applesauce Halliberg Gravenstein 15 oz. can 10¢ Green Beans Gardenside Cut 8 16 oz. can $1.00 Corn Meal Kitchen Craft White, Yellow 5 lb. pkg. 39¢ Biscuits Mrs. Wrights Ready to Bake 3 8 oz. can 25¢ Cheese Spread Breese Spreads, Melts 2-lb. ctn. 69¢ Baby Foods Gerber's Strained 12 cans 95¢ Wide assortment of fruits and vegetables Grade "AA" Fresh Eggs Cream O' the Crop—finest quality, flavor-perfect! Medium Size 2 1-doz. ctn. 83¢ Large Size 2 1-doz. ctn. 89¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE Thurs. thru Sun., Jan. 7, 8, 9, 10, 1960 SAFEWAY Applicable taxes collected. Subject to stock on hand. We reserve the right to limit and not to sell to dealers. Blue Chip Stamps given with each purchase except fluid milk products, cigarettes, tobacco, or alcoholic beverages. Your Nearest Safeway – 135 S. L of the proposed conventer and "we were not appeared on this and naturally concerned." Wagner started the New Bank Opens continued from Page One) by internationally known or Cy Phillips, and historiphotographs from the file of Insurance and Trust ComVisitors will have a chance in savings accounts ranging $50 to $5 by guessing the mer of coins in a pirate treasest in the lobby. A open house celebration will from 7 to 9 p.m., Atteberry and he will be on hand to reach guest and answer questions about the new branch. It are open for business Friday at 10 o'clock. smoothed waters to boiling again with a complaint, "Disneyland is stalling this project for some reason." The remark startled the Council and Mayor A. J. Schutte declared, "You won't get anywhere with this attitude." Sennes stepped into the breach and pointed out that he and Walt Disney are good friends. "We'd like to be here (Anaheim) and they (Disneyland) can be a big help to us. Disneyland is one of the main reason we want to come to Anaheim." Sennes pledged to present a detained report in answer to the inquiries when the use variance is again considered next Tuesday. The hearing may, one source said, be delayed still another week until Tuesday, Jan. 19. 8,000 Members (Continued from Page One) will serve as national council representatives this year. Wayne Herbert of Fullerton has been named commissioner and Elmer Steffenson, treasurer. The Council reported that during the year of 1959 more than 22,000 boy days and nights of camping were logged and more than 530 leaders were trained to provide a scouting program for the boys of the Council. The Council also noted that 939 Scouts received advancements in ranks and 1200 Cubs received promotions. There was not a single serious accident during the year's program, the Council reported. The Council reported that its membership roles had been increased by 15 per cent. Low Prices And IP STAMPS WAY and Easier 3000 BIG PRIZES! FREE! 13 million BLUE CHIP STAMPS 1959 Cons Figures fo CITY VALUATION Anaheim $ 52,109 Brea 3,465 Buena Park 28,212 Costa Mesa 30,162 Fullerton 20,165 Garden Grove 51,387 Huntington Beach 12,958 Laguna Beach 5,387 La Habra 15,456 Newport Beach 27,909 Orange 15,496 Placentia 1,509 San Clemente 4,677 Santa Ana 30,747 Seal Beach 2,400 Stanton 6,064 Tustin 30 Westminster 17,96 Total in cities $326,357 Unincorporated 68,644 Countywide Total $395,107 Vocational Nursing Class to Start Feb. Applications are being acceby Orange Coast College for seventeenth vocational n class which will start Feb. cording to Mrs. Quessie M. derson, director. The program is a 12-course during which time tha dent takes class work on the campus and clinical experienSt. Joseph Hospital, Santa Community Hospital and B Rest Home. CHIP STAMPS WAY and Easier Chip Books Fill Quickly Stamps to Fill a Book . . . Blue Chip Give Nearly Everywhere—Service Drug Stores, Markets, Neighborhood Wonderful Selection of Free Gifts! Jury Gifts— Every Day at Safeway! 3000 BIG PRIZES! FREE! 13 million BLUE CHIP STAMPS 20 Hawaiian Vacations at fabulous HAWAIIAN VILLAGE FLY Luxurious DC-8 JET MAINLINER BLUE CHIP Get FREE entry blanks here! of Lamb U.S. Gov't Graded, Fully Aged Well trimmed, Shank off 59¢ Lamb Shoulder Roast Full 5-Rib or 3-Rib 35¢ All Spareribs Eastern Pork 2½-lb. average 39¢ ed Beef Boneless Round Petman's Id. 73¢ ium Bacon Swift's Sliced 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ Sausage Pure Perk 1-lb. roll 33¢ KS Rack's Hickory Smoked or Sterling Brand 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ burger Fresh Ground 39¢ LAMB CHOPS Cut from U.S.D.A. Choice Safeway Tender-aged lamb—well trimmed. Shoulder Black or Seven Bone Cut 59¢ Round Bone Shoulder Cut 69¢ Small Rib Fine to broil 79£ Large Loin Excellent flavor 79£ Small Loin Delicious Tender 95¢ or Edwards Coffee lb. can 98c (limit 2-lbs.) 1-lb. can 49¢ Angel Food Cake Rich Red tomato 2 14-oz. bottles 25¢ Party Type, Curtsy baked, Excellent with ice cream or frozen strawberries 12-oz. ring 29¢ Coffee Cake Curtsy Fresh 11-oz. 25¢ Large Loin Small Loin Flavor Dulicious Tender 95¢ Edwards Coffee 1-lb. can 49¢ Angel Food Cake Party Type, Curtsy baked, Excellent with ice cream or frozen strawberries 12-oz. ring 29¢ Rich Red Tomato 2 14-oz. bottles 25¢ Grain 15-oz. loaf 19¢ Regular or Liver Flavor 15-oz. can 5¢ Ice Cream Snow Star, Chocolate or Vanilla. Serve as is, with cake or strawberries ½-gal. ctn. 58¢ "AA" Fresh Eggs Cream O' the Crop—fast quality, flavor-perfect! Medium size 2 1-doz. 83¢ Large size 2 1-doz. 89¢ U.S. No. 1 Idaho Russet Potatoes For stews, soups, roasts or just plain baked potatoes... you can't beat them 10 lb. Plio bag 49¢ • Carrots • Turnips • Rutabagas Your Choice 5 lbs. 39¢ Celery Crisp Large Stalks each 15¢ Cabbage New Crop Green Imperial Valley 7¢ Banana Squash 5¢ Yellow Onions 5¢ Winesap Apples Fancy Quality Washington State All-Purpose 10¢ AY hand. We reserve the chip Stumps given with cigarettes, tobacco, or wav – 135 S. Lemon St. — Anaheim 1959 Construction Figures for County City 1959 Valuation 1958 Valuation 1957 Valuation Scheim $52,109,390 $44,324,434 $33,119,479 Bala 3,465,593 1,791,036 2,029,730 Bona Park 28,212,235 25,316,743 23,738,209 Bona Mesa 30,162,815 17,736,118 14,741,718 Berkeley 20,165,221 17,840,443 13,105,078 Golden Grove 51,387,891 30,342,916 13,549,571 Estington Beach 12,958,604 3,211,596 1,120,912 Buna Beach 5,381,046 2,893,961 3,070,517 Habra 15,456,665 12,730,592 12,084,744 Port Beach 27,909,737 16,528,803 12,393,551 Range 15,498,490 8,314,918 6,924,879 Centia 1,505,169 887,545 381,339 Clemente 4,671,495 2,863,201 3,002,169 Ta Ana 30,745,598 23,413,779 20,702,450 Al Beach 2,400,002 5,003,647 4,265,558 Anton 6,060,313 4.962.086 (no figures) Attin 302.205 529.857 (no figures) Westminster 17.961.601 6.703.799 (no figures) Total in cities $326,354.070 $225.375.204 $164.179.904 Incorporated 68.649.500 46.233.783 60.872.808 Countywide Total ...$395.103.570 $271.608.987 $225.052.712 Occational Nursing Class to Start Feb. 1. Applications are being accepted at Orange Coast College for the twentieth vocational nursing class which will start Feb. 1 according to Mrs. Quessie M. Anrson director. The program is a 12-month course during which time the student takes class work on the OCC campus and clinical experience at Joseph Hospital, Santa Ana Community Hospital and Basler's East Home. Orange Show Seeks Queen Search has been started for a 1960 California Citrus Queen and five princesses to reign over the "Golden Anniversary" National Orange Show in San Bernardino April 28-May 8. Anaheim has had two queens of the show in the past decade. For the first time communities in Tulare County — now one of New Stamps (Continued from Page One) will be operating in Southern California by the end of 1960. Full color catalogues showing 52 pages of premium items are available at all Blue Chip outlets. The Blue Chip Stamp Company has leased a five-story building containing 216.295 sq. ft. at 800 McGarry St., Los Angeles to serve as Blue Chip's headquarters and premium merchandise warehouse for the Southern California-Southern Nevada areas. Featherly (Continued from Page One) who has nine years on the board was an oft-mentioned successor to Warner but reportedly declined being a candidate. Phillips represents the north county areas including suburban Anaheim. Fire Damages Home Fire started by clothing stored too close to a hot water heater caused an estimated $1.000 damage to a Buena Park home Monday. The blaze which gutted the hallway broke out in the home of Harold Comfort, 1972 Primrose Ln. San Bernardino Six finalists — one from each county — will be selected as good-will ambassadors for the National Orange Show. One will be queen but her name will not be revealed until the exposition's opening ceremonies April 28. Major award going to the 1960 California Citrus Queen will be an all-expense vacation trip. Last Seeks Queen Search has been started for a 1960 California Citrus Queen and five princesses to reign over the "Golden Anniversary" National Orange Show in San Bernardino, April 28-May 8. Anaheim has had two queens of the show in the past decade. For the first time, communities in Tulare County — now one of the state's major citrus producing areas — have been invited to participate along with cities in the five Southern California counties of Riverside, Orange, San Diego, San Bernardino and the eastern portion of Los Angeles County. The new California Citrus Queen will also represent the state's famed citrus industry. Contest finals will be held Thursday evening, March 17, at Azure Hills Country Club near San Bernardino. Six finalists — one from each county — will be selected as good-will ambassadors for the National Orange Show. One will be queen but her name will not be revealed until the exposition's opening ceremonies, April 28. Major award going to the 1960 California Citrus Queen will be an all-expense vacation trip. Last year, Queen Dorothy Mummert of Epicinitas won a round trip flight to Honolulu. Contest Chairman Fred J. Burmester said it has been necessary to limit the contest to 42 entries. Contestants must be unmarried, not less than 17 nor more than 22 years of age at time of contest, bonafide residents of one of the six counties and sponsored by a recognized chamber of commerce or service organization. four reasons why YOU SHOULD SAVE AT CALIFORNIA BANK 1 For that wonderful, secure, money-in-the-bank feeling that starts with your first deposit...and grows and grows as your savings grow! 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