anaheim-gazette 1960-07-14

IT IS A PRIVILEGE TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME—AND YOUR AMERICAN RIGHT! VISIT THESE FIRMS THIS WEEK B4-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, July 14, 1960) Hi-Y Members Present $200 Check To Local YMCA Buildng Fund Campaign With a prediction of victory in the North Orange County YMCA Building Fund Drive, Chairman Joe Johnson accepted a check for $200 from Hi-Y members today. Dan Gibbs, president of the Inter-Club Hi-Y Council for the entire North Orange County district, presented the check to Johnson on behalf of the more than 100 high school youths. Johnson explained that subscriptions now exceed $201,785 in the drive for $350,000 to "Build a Home" for the YMCA. He said there are still more than 3,000 subscriptions as yet un-reported. Figuring on the basis of the number of cards in, the drive could well exceed the goal by the July 14th deadline. “There are now nearly 1,000 so-licitors with uncompleted subscription cards,” Johnson declared. “When these cards are in, we will be over the top, juding from past indications,’ he said. ‘We must have all cards in by July 14th, now set as an absolute deadline,’ he said... Body Torque Watch out for body torque when you are driving in an inside lane on a busy highway, warns the National Automobile Club. If a driver coming toward you in the other inside lane has to come to a sudden stop, his throwing his weight on the brake pedal will tend to make him twist his steering wheel so that his car veers into your lane. Johnson explained that subscriptions now exceed $201,785 in the drive for $350,000 to "Build a Home" for the YMCA. He said there are still more than 3,000 subscriptions as yet unreported. Figuring on the basis of the number of cards in, the drive could well exceed the goal by the July 14th deadline. There are now nearly 1,000 so-called body torque watches out for body torque when you are driving in an inside lane on a busy highway, warns the National Automobile Club. If a driver coming toward you in the other inside lane has to come to a sudden stop, his throwing his weight on the brake pedal will tend to make him twist his steering wheel so that his car veers into your lane. ALL TYPES OF AWNINGS & PATIO COVERS ALUMINUM & FIBERGLASS "Tailored In Our Shops to Fit Orange County Needs" FIBERGLASS 8x10 Patio Cover $99 DO IT YOURSELF CARPORT (Free Standing) FIBERGLASS SINCE 1950 THE Sun-Lite CO. PATIOS - WINDOWS 1623 W. LINCOLN KE 5-1805 If No Answer Call LA 6-3788 ANAHEIM SHOP TONITE 'TIL 9 P.M. SHOP EVERY MON-THUR-FRI NITES UNTIL 9:00 P.M. 9 P.M. SHOP EVERY MON-THUR-FRI NITES UNTIL 9:00 P.M. Center at Lemon Downtown Anaheim Ample Free Parking Store Hours, 9:30 to 5:30—Mon., Thurs. and Fri., 8:30 to 9 P.M. THE HOME YOU'VE DREAMED OF CAN BE YOURS WITH OUR ASSISTANCE LET US PUT YOU ON THE ROAD TO HOME OWNERSHIP THROUGH A HOME LOAN TO BUY OR BUILD. THE OLDEST LOCALLY OWNED ASSOCIATION IN ANAHEIM ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN Association R. A. YUNGBLUTH, Prosser MODERN HOME Now Green is Your Thumb? TEST YOUR GARDENING KNOWLEDGE ON THESE SIX QUESTIONS PREPARED BY THE MAKERS OF "EVEREADY" ROSE DUST. 1. DAWN IS THE BEST TIME TO SELECT ROSES FOR INDOOR USE... TRUE OR FALSE? 2. ROSE DISEASES ARE BETTER CONTROLLED BY SPRAYING JUST BEFORE RAIN... TRUE OR FALSE? 3. TRUE BULBS ARE GREATLY ENLARGED BUDS... TRUE OR FALSE? 4. MULCHES ARE USED ON ROSES IN WINTER TO DISCOURAGE INSECTS... TRUE OR FALSE? 5. WHEN CUTTING BACK ROSES IN SPRING, CUT THE WEAKER STEMS BACK MORE THAN THE STRONG ONES... TRUE OR FALSE? 6. CHEMICAL WEEDKILLERS ARE USUALLY SPRAYED OVER ENTIRE AREA...TRUE OR FALSE? Geraniums Give Color Splash To Calif. Gardens Showiest of the many fine show-offs in California gardens are geraniums. Can you think of any other family that makes a bigger splash in the sea of color that Californians grow? Or, over a longer period and with less trouble to the gardener? The common Zonal Geraniums so named for the varied zones of light and dark in their leaf patterns, are journeymen of color bearers and have been so for generations of Californians. The testimony to their usefulness has come in recent years with the development of new and better varieties in which the color has tended to be softened . . . better for blending in the landscape. These zonals are easiest of all African Violets Ideal House Plant Although the African viola first commercially developed about 1923 in Los Angeles, spread in fame and popularity til today it's recognized as most popular house plant coast to coast. Any gardener has been bitten by the bug" can tell you why these plants is such a rewild hobby. Their flowers cone white or variegated as many shades of purple, pin their fuzzy, heart-shaped grow in rosettes. New developments are constantly being ed. Prepared potting soil are available at nurseries. could be potted-on to large for continued growth and bloom. Most delicate—and most in color—are Martha Washington 6. CHEMICAL WEEDKILLERS ARE USUALLY SPRAYED OVER ENTIRE AREA...TRUE OR FALSE? CORRECT ANSWERS TRUE:2,3,5,6 Spectacular Home Exhibit Stated at LA County Fair Plans are being completed for the first annual "Greatest Homes on Earth" show, a spectacular 10,000 exhibit of Southern California tract and custom homes with the world's most famous homes such as the White House, Buckingham Palace, the Mahal and the homes of modern picture stars which will be a feature attraction of the Los Angeles County Fair, Sept. 16 through Oct. 2. Occupying an entire 20,400 square foot building, the exhibit homes available in the Southland will be one of the largest displayed at the Fair. It will be sponsored by the Building Constructors Association of California with the cooperation of the South California and Southern Counties Gas Companies. Fair visitors will have an opportunity to compare the comfort and ability of homes in all price ranges currently available in southern California with the world-famed homes, Don N. builders in all price ranges and in all areas of Southern California will be keved to a huge map with the locations of the home indicated. A telephone will be mounted at each building display correspondingly numbered to the home locations on the map which the visitor may pick up to hear a full description of the homes he is interested in. At designated times daily during the 17-day fair, live demonstrations of interior decorating, landscaping, kitchen planning, cooking, fashion shows of clothing for living and entertaining at home, and other subjects of interest to present and prospective home owners will be presented. Each home exhibit will feature a large colored and brilliantly lighted reproduction of the home as well as drawings and photographs of rooms and a complete account of the features, financing and other particulars. so named for the varied zones of light and dark in their leaf patterns, are journeymen of color bearers and have been so for generations of Californians. The testimony to their usefulness has come in recent years with the development of new and better varieties in which the color has tended to be softened . . . better for blending in the landscape. These zonals are easiest of all the geraniums to grow. Small plants set out this spring from nursery pots will give good growth and bloom this summer. And after cutting back each winter, they will continue blooming for years. Zonals are favorite pot plants, too. Buy them in pots from your local member of the California Association of Nurserymen and keep some of them in pots for color on decks. As the plants grow they Most delicate—and most in color—are Martha Washington Geraniums. Botanically, all niums mentioned here—are Pelargonium family; but co-usage has given the name Washington geraniums. Their delicate blooms are not by the deeper shadings throat. And their bloom, when as long as zonals and geranium is nonetheless long enough fine show of color in late and early summer. ?? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA (out of state credit welcome) FULLERTON HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. Sun. 1 t "Our Medallion home is the most comfortable we've ever had" Gardener's Check List By the California Association of Nurserymen 1. A good list of vegetables can be planted now for fall, many of them as easy-to-transplant seedlings from nursery flats. 2. Give Azaleas and Camellias another feeding of acid food if it has been over a month since the last feeding. 3. How often should you spray roses? For mildew, before it shows up—for aphids and other pests, the day they do, say most nurserymen. Some rosarians follow a weekly spray program. 4. Begonias are shade plants, but don't overdo it. Deep, dense shade makes for spindly, lacklustre plants that often drop their buds. 5. Spiking a shabby and compacted lawn usually makes all the difference. And spiking is easiest with modern equipment. Ask your nurseryman about it. Mrs. C. H. Burns, Jr., Southern C. "This is the only home I've ever really be fortable in," Mrs. Burns told us. "We've thrilled with it." The enthusiasm at the Burns' home begins the electric radiant heat. It warms the who evenly, from "head to toe." No drafts. So they never know it's on. So cleanly, too. You couldn't pay Mrs. Burns to change from less electric cooking. Pots and pans stay pastel kitchen stays brighter. Mr. Burns food tastes better. Since they've moved into their all-electric lion home, Mrs. Burns believes the whole has enjoyed better health. And like th THE FIRMS ON THIS “HOME” PAGE WILL GLADLY ASSIST YOU! S Q R Anaheim Savings & Loan Bott’s Nursery Castle Furniture Bungalow Electric Supply Sun-lite Company African Violets Real House Plant Although the African violet was most commercially developed about 1923 in Los Angeles, it has read in fame and popularity until today it's recognized as the most popular house plant from east to coast. Any gardener who has been bitten by the "violet" can tell you why growing these plants is such a rewarding hobby. Their flowers come in white or variegated as well as many shades of purple, pink; and their fuzzy, heart-shaped leaves grow in rosettes. New developments are constantly being offered. Prepared potting soil mixes are available at nurseries. Clobber Weeds Early Here's a tip on clobbering weeds in new lawns. After you've prepared the seed bed—just before you get ready to broadcast the seed—water heavily and leave the future lawn site alone for about ten days to two weeks. During this warm weather you can expect weed seeds to germinate fast. Then is the time to hit them with one of the weed-killing sprays so that they can be knocked out before they have a chance to come up in the lawn. Wait another week, and then sow your seed. This lets your brand new lawn off to a good weed-free start. Much easier than getting down on your prayer bones and pulling out pesky dandelions and others of this ilk by hand. Mulberry Provides Nice Shade Trees Now that summer is here, you may find that you could use another shade tree for greater comfort in the garden. Mulberry is fine for rapid growth in producing nice shade. Its rich, shiny leaves (with no messy fruit) offer a welcome respite from the sun. One of the dressy, unusual eucalyptus such as the dollar-leaf variety is also an excellent shade-producer. Check your nursery for these and many other shade trees which will spread their boughs to make your summertime outdoor living more enjoyable. BIRD OF PARADISE BIRD OF PARADISE MANY SIZES...69¢ UP SUN OR SEMI SHADE PLANTS NOW COMING IN BLOOM BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN ANAHEIM KE 5-5450 "OUR BUSINESS IS GROWING" Member California Association of Nurserymen dallion home not comfortable ever had" home I've ever really been comers. Burns told us. "We're most the Burns' home begins with heat. It warms the whole house to toe." No drafts. So quietly, on. So cleanly, too. Burns to change from flameing. Pots and pans stay cleaner, brighter. Mr. Burns says the ed into their all-electric Medallion burns believes the whole family or health. And like the Burns family, you, too, can enjoy truly modern living if the home you buy has won the Medallion Award. Only one new home in five qualifies for the Medallion—an award which assures you: 1. All-electric kitchen equipped with major electric appliances, including range and oven. 2. Housepower wiring to make modern electric living possible. 3. Light for Living—lots of light for comfort, safety and beauty. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COMPANY