anaheim-gazette 1960-04-28

WE GIVE BLUE CHIP STAMPS OPEN SUNDAY All Our Beef is cut from USDA Choice Cattle.... "We buy the best, you get the same." U.S.D.A. GRADE A FRYERS WHOLE BODY 29¢ lb EXTRA FRESH EASTERN PORK SPARE RIBS 49¢ lb READY TO EAT HORMEL HAMS SHANK 39¢ lb LEAN EASTERN PORK STEAK 49¢ lb EXTRA LEAN Ground BEEF 3 lbs. $1 STAKING CLAIMS—Everyior exhibits building to be floor space (and refereeing) Bob Perrin, FFA feature 4-H home economics; Virg Lewis, entry supervisor; Rdorf, county schools exhibit Western High A Western High School has made a straight “A” avail. The 4.0 system is used paring a Senior dinner for the dinner and show will be held this special event. The 4.0 or all “A” students in six subjects include: Beverly Barry, William Cento bene, John Clark, Holly Fullman Jerry Gardner, Bella Guzman Frank Hatanaka, Jean Lowry EXTRA FRESH EASTERN PORK SPARE RIBS 49 lb READY TO EAT HORMEL HAMS SHANK 39 lb PORTION LEAN EASTERN PORK STEAK 49 lb EXTRA LEAN Ground 3 lbs. $1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE Round Steak 79 lb TRY OUR MARINATED STEAKS — ALL READY FOR THE BAR B Q GRILL 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 NOW! YOUR ANAHEIM ARE LITTLE Independent Learning Self R HERE IS WHAT YOUR CARRIER BOY DOES: STUDIES HIS PAPER SERVES OLD CUSTOMERS, KEEPS BOOKS, COLLECTS ACCOUNTING YOUNG MAN WHO DELIVERS YOUR PAPER HAS A THRIVING WESTERN High School has made a straight “A” avail. The 4.0 system is used paring a Senior dinner for the dinner and show will be held this special event. The 4.0 or all “A” students in six subjects include: Beverly Barry, William Centerbene, John Clark, Holly Fullman, Jerry Gardner, Bella Guzmari, Frank Hatanaka, Jean Lowry, Douglas McMurtrie, Leroy McNutt, De Ann Martin, Nadine Nagy, Lucy Pratt, Terry Rawling, Bill Salmond, Ronald Tamura, Judy Thompson, Onita Tupper, Karin Wildeman. The students achieving a 3.5 average (5 A's) include: Diana Augspurger, Mary Baergel, Lillian Casserino, Molile Colecord, Donna Dewitt, Sylvia Erhardt, Leslie Harris, Roy Hatanaka, Gerald Holmes, Kurtis Kasner, Masa Kasaka, Michael Lakatosh, Stodard Lane, Charlene Lenerville, Barbara McCallum, Gilbert Marquez, Mary Muzkar, Mary Jane Snyder, Dona Wantland. Pioneer students having a 3.0 average or better (up to 3.8) are Kathy Altman, Judy Anderson, Naomi Bowen, Jim Carroll, Laurel Independent B Learning Self R HERE IS WHAT YOUR CARRIER BOY DOES: STUDIES HIS PAPER SERVES OLD CUSTOMERS, KEEPS BOOKS, COLLECTS ACCOUN YOUNG MAN WHO DELIVERS YOUR PAPER HAS A THRIVING I read the Want Ads and the Society Page This is the best way I know of learning the local news KING CLAIMS—Everybody at the Orange County Fair wants space in the newJunxhibits building to be constructed at the fairgrounds. Above, staking a claim on space (and refereeing) are, left to right, Bruce Campbell, 4-H feature exhibits; Perrin, FFA feature exhibits; Stewart W. Yost, fair manager; Mrs. Gloria Cooley, home economics; Virgil Paxton, agricultural department supervisor; Mrs. Georgia is, entry supervisor; Ralph Sego, industrial education supervisor; and Bill Eastencounty schools exhibits. Western High Announces 3rd Term Honor Roll Western High School has just released its 3rd quarter honor roll. Nineteen students made a straight "A" average and 81 have achieved a grade average of 3.6 or higher. The 4.0 system is used in honor roll calculation. The Pioneer Honor Society is prea Senior dinner for top academic seniors. Furthermore the annual service point and show will be held June 1. Top scholars receive strong credits toward attending special event. 4.0 or all "A" students in lectures include: Lily Barry, William Centohn Clark, Holly Fullman, Gardner, Bella Guzman, Hatanaka, Jean Lowry, rel Cummins, Linda Cutler, Donna Dumont, Terry Gallagher, Thomas Greer, Harvey Gomberg, Georgia Hughes, Melody King, Gavle Kircher, Sharon Jacobson, Lavonna Landberg, Patty Lewis, Kit Meek Tennis Classes Form At Anaheim Park for Interested Adults Western High School has just released its 3rd quarter honor roll. Nineteen students made a straight "A" average and 81 have achieved a grade average of 3.6 or higher. The 4.0 system is used in honor roll calculation. The Pioneer Honor Society is pre-A Senior dinner for too academic seniors. Furthermore the annual service point and show will be held June 1. Top scholars receive strong credits toward attending special event. 4.0 or all "A" students inducts include: - Holly Barry, William CentoJohn Clark, Holly Fullman, Gardner, Bella Guzman, Hatanaka, Jean Lowry, McMurtrie, Leroy Mce Ann Martin, Nadine Nay, Pratt, Terry Rawlings, Almond, Ronald Tamura, Chompson, Onita Tupper, Wildeman. Students achieving a 3.8 (5 A's) include: - Augspurger, Mary Baerg, Casserino, Mollie Colcord, Dewitt, Sylvia Erhard, arris, Roy Hatanaka, Gernes, Kurtis Kasner, Masao Michael Lakatosh, Stoddane, Charlene Lenerville, McCallum, Gilbert Marary Muzkar, Mary Jane Dona Wantiand. Students having a 3.6 or better (up to 3.8) are: - Altman, Judy Anderson, Bowen, Jim Carroll, Laurel Cummins, Linda Cutler, Donna Dumont, Terry Gallagher, Thomas Greer, Harvey Gomberg, Georgia Hughes, Melody King, Gavle Kircher, Sharon Jacobson, Lavonna Landberg, Patsy Lewis, Kit Mack, Bobby Makino, Janet Meler, Ronald Musgrove, Dorene Neher, Gary O'Brien, Patricia O'Bryan, William O'Bryan, Kaaren Osborn, Leslie Pederson, Elizabeth Pretzer, Ann Relnhart, Amado Rodriguez, Jacquel Rogers, Linda Ross, Ronald See, Elaine Shields, Nina Simmons, Lola Spere, Violet Sybrandy, Joan Tellian, Sharon Throop, Taimi Tilman, Pamela Trescott, Jerry Vanover, Jane Visser, Richard Wheeler. During the Civil War, most Coast Guard cutters were on the Union side and blockaded southern ports. The cutter Harriet Lane fired the first naval shot of that war when it returned fire on Fort Sumter. Tennis Classes Form At Anaheim Park for Interested Adults Registrations are now being taken at the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department for all those interested in learning the basic fundamentals and techniques of tennis. Classes will be held at City Park tennis courts beginning Tuesday, April 26, and will be given each Tuesday and Thursday morning from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. for four weeks. Anyone interested in joining this class is urged to register at the Recreation Office, 309 S. Palm. The fee for the series of lessons is $3.00 per person. Kay Nelson, well known Anaheim tennis player, will instruct the class. Bar currency antedated the introduction of coins in Britain. ANAHEIM GAZETTE CARRIE THE LITTLE MERCHANTS! Student Businessmen Using Self Reliance and Thrift STUDIES HIS PAPER AND DEVELOPES A SALES PRESENTATION, GETS NEW CUSTOMERS ACCOUNTS, BUGETS HIS TIME AND PROFITS, BANKS HIS SAVINGS. AS A THRIVING BUSINESS OF HIS OWN—HIS NEWSPARED POINTS may be found. COMPLETE BOOK OF CARE BY Leon F. Whitney. Contains a table of cat diseases and the symptoms that will aid recognizing each; contains even thing the pet owner needs to know about his cat. CREATED EQUAL? by Angle. The never-to-be-forgot story word for word of the mous Lincoln-Douglas debate through that warm summer 1858, ending in front of the hall at Alton. For all readers. THE DYNAMICS OF AGENT by Ethel Smith. Author points the large difference between length of years and aging a process; how to enter into life years and still find rewarding hobbies. THE FAMILY READER AMERICAN MASTERPIECES by Ralph Woods (ed.). Collection famous stories, each one of them a selection from the great American classics by authors like M. Twain, Franklin Jefferson, Fréd Benchley, and many others. HOW TO SAVE ESTATE A GIFT TAXES by J. K. Lasser T Institute and R. Wallace. ll ab estate taxes and estate planning some facts that may help Dent Businessmen g Self Reliance and Thrift UDIES HIS PAPER AND DEVELOPES A SALES PRESENTATION, GETS NEW CUSTOMERS LECTS ACCOUNTS, BUDGETS HIS TIME AND PROFITS, BANKS HIS SAVINGS. AS A THRIVING BUSINESS OF HIS OWN—HIS NEWSPAPER ROUTE. No Matter Which Section The Paper You Prefer You Local Newspaper at 10c (or less) Per Copy is One of Your Bigge Bargains PLEASE BE CO-OPERATIVE WHEN YOUR ANAHEIM GAZETTE CARRIER BEGINS HIS COLLECTIONS MAR. 1st. Books in Review Weekly book listings presented the Anaheim Public Library, S. Los Angeles St. FICTION THE CROWDED SKY by Hank Lars. The emotional storm of hate, jealousy, fear lead the to commit a tragic error that proves the lives of those who end upon him. LOVE OR WHATEVER IT IS Warren Leslie. The different varieties of love to differentiate in this moving story of a messor's daughter who is caught the emotional web spun by her sister's friends. NON-FICTION THE BEGINNING.. ANTIQUE SELECTOR'S HANDBOOK by Cole. What to collect, how where to start, how to insure once it becomes valuable, cities towns where famous collections may be found. COMPLETE BOOK OF CAT E by Leon F. Whitney. Contains a table of cat diseases and symptoms that will aid in organizing each; contains every pet owner needs to know about his cat. REATED EQUAL? by Paul Pike. The never-to-be-forgotten word for word of the faux Lincoln-Douglas debates reader in his own planning. Contains outline of Federal Estate Tax. QUESTIONS OLDER PEOPLE ASK by Henriette Kish. Ninety questions listed in large type and the answers are listed under each one, on such subjects as how to earn a living in later years, how to pick a retirement location, leisure-time hobbies, making a financial blueprint, what clothes to select. STREAMLINING YOUR EXECUTIVE WORKLOAD by Ray Josephs. How to cut corners in conserving your time and energy by new ways of planning and scheduling your time, cutting paper time, time-consuming meetings, cutting delays, gaining more time to absorb ne winformation. ANCIENT IRRIGATION Man has realized the need for irrigation of land since the time of the Pharaohs. Irrigation was practiced in Egypt as early as 2000 B.C. The land was divided into basins of approximately 40,000 acres, separated by earthen dikes. Flood waters of the Nile spread over the basins through canals, many of them built by the Pharaohs. WATER NEED GREAT The early years of World War II proved the urgent need for much greater water and power supplies than could be delivered by the initial features of California's Central Valley Project, according to the Water Facts Library. Population, farming, and industrial expansion overtook the project. Drought conditions also emphasized the need for stepped-up activity. Today the State of California, through works like the Feather River Project, most acgment sech programs as the CVP in order to keep up with growing needs, says the Library. The world's first sanctuary for hawks was established in Pennsylvania in 1934 on a ridge where hunters used to slaughter the migrating birds. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shinkey - Pearson COMPLETE BOOK OF CAT E by Leon F. Whitney. Contain a table of cat diseases and symptoms that will aid in ignizing each; contains everything the pet owner needs to know at his cat. REATED EQUAL? by Paul e. The never-to-be-forgotten word for word of the falincoln-Douglas debates though that warm summer of ending in front of the city at Alton. For all readers. THE DYNAMICS OF AGING Mattel Smith. 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