anaheim-gazette 1960-03-17

22 - Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thurs., March 17, 1960) Garden Club Contributes to Memorial Anaheim Garden Club has voted to send a contribution to the Federation of Garden Clubs to assist in defraying costs of landscaping the Memorial Gardens at the Orange County Fairgrounds. The gardens are maintained as a memorial to air cadets who went through the vast Santa Ana Army Air Base (located on the site of the fairgrounds) in World War II. 2 Local Residents' GOP Delegates Two Anaheim residents have been named alternate delegates to the Republican Party Convention in Chicago in July. Named were long time party workers, Mrs. L. I. Ferrell and Coalson Morris. Chosen as convention delegates were Walter Knott, pioneer Orange County business and civic leader, and Mrs. Robert Hitt of Orange. Mrs. Ferrell has served on the board of the State Federation of Republican Women and on the Southern Division of Republican Women. She has also been a campaign manager for State Senator John Murdy Jr. and U.S. Senator Thomas Kuchel. YANKS at WORK and PLAY WORK CLOTHES STYLES HAVE SURE CHANGED SINCE THE DAYS WHEN EARLY AMERICAN INMIGRANTS DID THEIR FARM WORK WITH MUSKETTS HANDY IN CASE OF HOSTILE INDIAN ATTACKS. FROM THE BUCKSKIN SHIRTS OF THE PIONEERS WORK WITH MUSKET IS HANDY IN CASE OF HOSTILE INDIAN ATTACKS. FROM THE BUCKSKIN SHIRTS OF THE PIONEERS TO TODAY'S STURDY LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIALS THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEAT, PRACTICAL AND SAFE CLOTHING FOR WORK AND LEISURE HAS ENABLED THE AMERICAN WORKING MAN TO WIN AN ENTABLE REPUTATION FOR NEATNESS AND SMARTNESS. ONE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT TRENDS OF RECENT YEARS IS THAT OF GROWING OUT OF THE BLUE-JEAN ERA INTO PERFECTLY MATCHED SETS OF TWILL AND POLISHED COTTON-HANDSOMELY STYLED CLOTHES WHICH ARE SAFE AND PRACTICAL ON THE JOB, YET PERFECTLY SUITABLE FOR LEISURE... BIG YANK "TURNABOUTS" ARE DURABLE, EASY TO LAUNDER. WE GIVE OPEN SUNDAY BLUE CHIP STAMPS Our Specialty Don't forget our Hot Barbecued Chicken! They are really delicious! Also we cook to your order Hams, Beef and Ribs. FRESH FROM OUR CORNED BEEF BARREL CORNED BRISKET OF BEEF.....lb.89c CORNED BEEF TONGUE.....lb.59c CORNED PORK RIBS.....lb.69c Ruchti Bros. or U.S.D.A. Choice Many of our readers may know what pinole is—most Californians do. It is roasted ground. It is delicious food exceedingly healthful. Send to Eagle Mills in Los Angeles and some. Mr. Boldt informs us that felt a slight earthquake shock half-past four o'clock Tuesday morning. It was preceded by rumbling noise and traveled southeast to northwest. Mrs. Kate Parker has favored us with a copy of the "Revention", the celebrated women's paper, but we think in justice its cause, it ought to be edited a woman instead of a man. Messrs. Benj. Dreyfus of Genberger and Co., and Mr. Goodman of the firm of Goodman and Rimpau left for San Francisco by the Orizaba on Thursday. Mr. John Hanna informs us a large whale is ashore on the Mateo beach about 12 miles yond Capistrano. Chance for Mr. Fischer is having large signs made for the Plant hotel, each three feet wide forty feet long. We understand that B. G. kins and wife, formerly of S Ana, in this county, have gone China. Died—On the 28th of February last at her late residence on Republic Supply Reports Earnings The Republic Supply Company of California yesterday (Wednesday, March 16) reported quarter earnings after taxes FRESH FROM OUR CORNED BEEF BARREL CORNED BRISKET OF BEEF...lb.89c CORNED BEEF TONGUE...lb.59c CORNED PORK RIBS...lb.69c Ruchti Bros. or U.S.D.A. Choice Round Steak 79¢ OR BONELESS SWISS 1lb EXTRA LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. $1 RUCHTI BROS. or U.S.D.A. CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAK 99¢ 1lb RUCHTI BROS. or U.S.D.A. CHOICE T-BONE or PORTERHOUSE 109 POUND OPEN SUNDAY—9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. FRI-SAT. 9 TO 9—MON. THRU.THURS. 9 TO 7 PHONE KEYSTONE 5-0149 The BUTCHER SHOP "Finest Quality Meats" 2023 ANAHEIM - OLIVE ROAD Anaheim Republic Supply Reports Earnings The Republic Supply Company of California yesterday (Wednesday, March 16) reported quarter earnings after taxes the three months ended January 31 of $147,203 and sales of 366,099, compared with earnings of $45,918 and sales of $5,950 for the like period of 1959. According to John J. Pike, president, per share earnings for quarter were 36 cents on shares of outstanding common stock compared with 11 cents in 1959. Pike said Republic does feel first quarter results will essentially be indicative of operations during the remainder of the year although sales are expected to ceed last year's level and stable profit margins should maintained. Republic is a major West Coast distributor of industrial and ter works supplies, tubing, and field equipment. The company currently expanding operations become a supplier of special metals for the industrial, air and missile markets. GET RESULTS USE THE GAZETTE IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of The Anselm Gazette BY MRS. HENRY KUCHEL MARCH 9, 1872 William R. Olden has a lengthy tale in this issue of the Gazette, noting the many advantages he offers to those who want time. He concludes by saying: "Gazette has the peculiar advantage of being located not only in geographical center of this city, but in the center of the best of it, known as the arms ranchos, containing 116-acres of the finest lands in the land, which are selling rapidly being occupied by a steady industrious opulation. But even more thousands of acres still unsold and uncultivated, sitting in their virgin fertility, plow of the intelligent husband." John Forster writes that hog lives have been operating on his hoo and adds that right in the order of his rancho a party of under the pretense of beeing, stole, killed and salted as many fat porkers as they did carry away. We should say handful of buckshot would fit case, and if parties will abuse privilege of hunting bees upon man's land by stealing his hogs, legislature had better pass a prohibiting the hunting of trees upon private lands unwith the consent of the consent of the reader may not what pinole is—most old street, San Francisco, Mrs. M. J. Jacobs, mother of Mrs. M. Callisher, of this city. Anaheim received two large bags of mail on Tuesday. There were 400 to 500 letters. Rev. Rice of the M. E. Church south, will preach at Enterprise hall Sunday at 11 a.m. Jacob Mesterling has bought of the Land company 40 acres adjoining that of S. J. Davis, west of town, for $500. MARCH 11, 1897 Col. H. G. Otis, editor of the Los Angeles Times, seems, according to the dispatches from Washington, to be slated for the appointment as assistant secretary of war. Col. Otis would grace the position and we are free to say that not a single man in the state of California deserves more of the McKinley administration than this same able and conservative Republican editor. Col. Otis might be said to be the original Simon pure Bill McKinley editor of California, with the name blown in on the battle, for while other Republican newspapers leaned toward silver and others tread the primrose path of the Allison folly, Col. Otis hewed to the line and his paper was for McKinley, first, last and all the time. On the occasion of the Reed day celebration in Los Angeles he tramped in the mud in the parade while the "bosses" rode horses, with gay cockades in their hats and patches of golden ribbon pinned upon manly bosoms that would poppy field to shame. We are to hear that the old man is for an important appointment extend our congratulations. Gus Strodthoff is taking course in stenography and keeping—at the Orange Business college and is said in line for a lucrative position the Alamitos sugar factory that institution starts up tions in July. Frank Ey has made a trip San Pedro and tells us he has seen such a boom in the years. Frank thinks that when Utah Southern comes this which will probably be in the two years, every section of Western California will experience boom from one end to the other. Safeway Good E U.S.D.A. Choice Grade Serve Lamb With Apple-Mint Jelly Serve Lamb With Apple-Mint Jelly • U.S.D.A. Choice Grade • Properly Aged to flavor peak • Fully trimmed before weighing • Guaranteed perfect eating Lamb Legs Short Shank b. 63¢ Lamb Chops Shoulder Blade Cut b. 59¢ Lamb Breast To Stew or Bake b. 12¢ Yes!—We Give Blue Chip Stamps With Meat Purchases FROZEN FOODS Bel-air Whole Strawberries Premium quality whole berries—For dessert or over breakfast cereal 16-oz. pkg. 39¢ Peas and Carrots Bel-air 6 10-oz. $1.00 Potato Patties Bel-air 6 12-oz. $1.00 XLNT Mexican Foods Hacienda Dinner Beef Tamale or Bechamel Combination pkg. 49¢ Encifadas XLNT Cheese 3 12-oz. $1.00 St. Patrick's Day Special! Snowdrift Tomatoes Mayonnais Flour Kitchen Enriched for all Specially Priced Bissel Deluxe Shampoo Master Cleanse and brightens rogs. Easy to use as a carpet sweeper. Safe for all wool, cotton, blends, oven orientals. each $498 Republic Supply Reports Earnings The Republic Supply Company California yesterday (Wednesday March 16) reported first after earnings after taxes for three months ended January of $147,203 and sales of $8,-999, compared with earnings of $5,918 and sales of $5,950,567 the like period of 1959. According to John J. Pike, president, per share earnings for the latter were 36 cents on 411,734 shares of outstanding common stock compared with 11 cents in Pike said Republic does not first quarter results will necessarily be indicative of operations along the remainder of the year, though sales are expected to ex-last year's level and favor-profit margins should be retained. Republic is a major West Coast distributor of industrial and wa-works supplies, tubing, and oil equipment. The company isently expanding operations to meet a supplier of specialty oils for the industrial, aircraft missile markets. GET RESULTS USE THE GAZETTE Potato Patties XLNT Mexican Foods Hacienda Dinner Best Tamale or Enchilada Combination 49¢ pkg. Endless XLNT Cheese 3 12 oz. $1.00 St. Patrick's Day Special! Spumoni Ice Cream Party Pride Catering Quality ½-gal. carton 69¢ Flour Specially Priced Bissel Deluxe Shampoo Master Cleans and brightens regs. Easy to use as a carpet sweeper. Safe for all wool, cotton, blends, even orientals. $498 each Garpet Shampoo Carpet Shampoo Half gallon the cleans 475 square feet of rug Available Only at Our Larger Safeway Stores Apples Washington State Extra Fancy Winesaps 2 lbs. 25¢ Bananas Central American Select Quality 2 lbs. 29¢ Oranges Extra Large Size Juicy, Sweet Navels 2 lbs. 35¢ • Cabbaae For Salads or Cooking • Carrots Economical and so Nutritious Your Choice • Onions Adds flavor to stews Assorted Plants Aralias Tropical Plant in 1-gal. Can Blue Junipers Hardy Evergreen in 1-gal. can Scotch Heather Flowering Bush in 4" Pot Your Choice Each $1.00 PRICES EFFECTIVE TO SALE Blue Chip Stamps given ducts, cigarettes, tobacco collected. Subjects to sten and s golden ribbon pinned upon their only bosoms that would put a rapy field to shame. We are glad hear that the old man is slated an important appointment and end our congratulations. Gus Strodthoff is taking a curse in stenography and bookkeeping at the Orange County business college and is said to be line for a lucrative position in Alamitos sugar factory when institution starts up operaons in July. Frank Ey has made a trip to Pedro and tells us he has not such a boom in the past ten years. Frank thinks that when the North Southern comes this way, which will probably be in the next two years, every section of SouthCalifornia will experience a com from one end to the citrus belt on the other. County Recorder Scott and J. W. Duckworth, of Alamitos, have returned from Kansas, where they attended the session of the Grand Lodge of the Fraternal Aid Association at Wichita. John Selinger is lying critically ill at his residence in North Anaheim with heart trouble. His condition on Tuesday was very low, but yesterday he was considerably improved. Col. R. J. Northam has an expensively fitted up four seated buckboard at Patterson and Phaler's establishment, which Nick Hugo is doing some blacksmithing for and to which Tommy Deltrick is contributing the finishing touches in the varnishing line. The vehicle will carry passengers from Benedict station on the Alamitos railroad to Col. Northam's possessions at Bolsa and will undoubtedly be the most pretentious equipage on the road as soon as travel opens up this summer. The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Timo Lynch were disinterred on Saturday and placed in new graves side by side in the cemetery. Billy Connolly and Oscar Ingraham departed on Monday morning to seek their fortunes in the land of tamales and marijuana. A very excellent program is expected the forthcoming session of the farmers' institute to be held in this city on the 9th and 10th of April. Prof. Cook has written that Prof. Hillyard of Berkeley will attend and many other interesting speakers are expected. Serve Lamb With Apple-Mint Jelly Lamb Roast Lamb Chops Serve Lamb With Apple-Mint Jelly Lamb Roast 3-Rib CUT Square Cut Shoulder 5-Rib Shoulder lb. 35¢ lb. 39¢ Lamb Chops SMALL LOIN Thick cut for broiling Large Loin Chops lb. 99¢ lb. 89¢ Lamb Shanks Fine braised with vegetables lb. 39¢ Lambburger Freshly Made—Broil as you would any burger lb. 39¢ Lamb Stew Meat Bone in lb. 29¢ Small Rib Chops Safeway Trim lb. 79¢ Lamb Chops Round Bone Shoulder Cut lb. 79¢ Sliced Bacon Wilson Com King 1-lb. pkg. 45¢ Fillet of Cod Frozen Pan-Ready 1-lb. pkg. 39£ Fillet of Sole Frozen Pan-Ready 1-lb. pkg. 59£ Franks Safeway All Meat 1-lb. pkg. 49£ Boiled Ham Normal or Rose Brand 5-ez. pkg. 49£ U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Rib Steaks or Roasts Property Aged for Top Mover Trained Before Weighing Safeway Guaranteed wdrift Vegetable Shortening Royal-Satin (Price Includes 3-lb. Shortening 10oz Off) can. 55¢ 3-ib. can . 59¢ natoes Contadina Choice pack, whole, peeled 2 28-oz. cans 29£ yonnaise Piedmont Made fresh! Sold fresh! Economically priced Quart jar 45£ r Kitchen Craft Enriched White for all baking 10-lb. bag 95¢ 5-lb. bag 49£ Specially Priced Hunt's Tomato Sauce 16 8-ez. cans $1.00 Hunt's Tomato Paste 3 8-ez. cans 25£ Marcal Table Napkins Cello-wrap pkg. of 80 10¢ Kitchen Craft Enriched White for all baking 10-lb. bag 95¢ 5-lb. bag 49¢ Specially Priced Steel Deluxe Boo Master ampeo ampeo cleans 478 square feet of rug Only at Our Safeway Stores 2 lbs. 25¢ 2 lbs. 29£ 2 lbs. 35£ 5¢ Hunt's Tomato Sauce 16 8-oz. cans $1.00 Hunt's Tomato Paste 3 5-oz. cans 25¢ Marcal Table Napkins Callio-wrap pkg. of 80 10¢ Devil's Food Cake Curtsy baked ½-round layer 13-oz. size 39£ Pineapple Coffee Cake Curtsy baked pkg. of 2 19£ Fresh Donuts Baker's dozen plain or sugared pkg. of 13 35£ Hand-Twist Bread Mrs. Wright's Sliced White 15-oz. leaf 27£ Mint-Apple Jelly Empress brand 10-oz. jar 21£ Mild Cheddar Cheese Chunk or Leaf 59£ Grade AA Fresh Eggs Cream e' the Crop, the freshest eggs in town Medium size 2 1-doz. etn. 83¢ Large size 2 1-doz. etn. 89¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE Thurs. thru Sun., March 17, 18, 19, 20, 1960 SAFEWAY Blue Chip Stamps given with each purchase except fluid milk products, cigarettes, tobacco or alcoholic beverages. Applicable taxes collected. Subject to stock on hand. We reserve the right to limit and not sell to other merchants. way – 135 S. Lemon St. → Anaheim