anaheim-gazette 1960-09-22

B4-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, Sep. 22, 1930) SENATOR JOHN F. KENNEDY, Democratic presidential nominee, receives gift of doll clad in the kind of red, white and blue candy-striped dresses worn by Kennedy-Johnson girls from Mrs. Pat Kay, designer of the dresses. Mrs. Kay gave the doll to Senator Kennedy on his recent trip to Los Angeles as a gift to the Senator's daughter, Caroline, who will be three in November. Mrs. Kay lives at 18837 Runnymede St., Van Nuys. IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of The Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY EUCHER 88 YEARS AGO June 15, 1872 Sumner Talks to IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO from the Files of The Anaheim Gazette by MRS. HENRY EUCHER 88 YEARS AGO June 15, 1872 The Masonic ball. This will be the finest ball of the season and everyone desiring to attend will do well to apply early as the number of tickets is limited. The purpose to which the funds are to be applied is one of general welfare, the building of the fine new hall now in process of construction, and it is hoped that every member and friend of the order will lend a hand to make the undertaking a financial success. Tickets may be had of any of the committee—Messrs. Pullen, Sweetzer, Korn, Wiley, Goldstein, White and Athearn. Tickets including supper. $5. A special meeting of the Anaheim Fire Company, No. 1, was held at the office at Enterprise hall, on Monday evening, June 10, for the purpose of taking steps for the celebration of the anniversary of American independence. Resolved, that the Anaheim Fire Company have a picnic at the Canada de Santiago, and further that we have a parade before the picnic, in town, the members of the fire company to appear in uniform. On motion the president appointed the following gentlemen as a committee to make the necessary arrangements and also to engage the services of the Anaheim brass band: John Fischer, Peter Richards, Louis Durr, A. W. Steinhart, and C. A. Gardner; Max Nebelung, secretary. Quite an interesting matter to scientists is the recent ascent of Mt. San Bernardino by W. A. Goodyear, of the state geological survey. Mr. Goodyear made observations and examinations from which to calculate the height of the mountain. He has not yet completed his observations at last Sumner Talks to Employees Assn. The importance of Propositions 1, 2 and 5 was the topic of Assemblyman Bruce Sumner (R-Newport Beach) who addressed the California State Employees Association yesterday in the Public Health Building in Santa Ana. Arthur Jasson, president of Chapter 53 of the CSEA, introduced Assemblyman Sumner. Proposition 1 provides for the development of water resources and for the issuance of the necessary bonds to pay the costs. Proposition 2 concerns the length of the Assembly term of office. In Proposition 5 voters are asked to decide the pay of members of the legislature. On Sept. 23 Assemblyman Sumner will go to San Francisco for a meeting of the Ways and Means subcommittee investigating higher education costs. Sumner will attend a meeting of the Assembly Judiciary Committee in Los Angeles on Sept. 20. The committee will be looking into second trust deed operations. Anaheim Democrats Hold Get-Together A get-together of precinct captains and Dollars-for-Democrats workers, and a discussion of arrangements for the local appearance of Adlai Stevenson Sept. 30 were the features of the Anaheim Democratic Club's meeting Sept. 20, 8 p.m., at the Home Savings and Loan Association building, Claudina and Center Sts. Durr, A. W. Steinhart, and C. A. Gardner; Max Nebelung, secretary. Quite an interesting matter to scientists is the recent ascent of Mt. San Bernardino by W. A. Goodyear, of the state geological survey. Mr. Goodyear made observations and examinations from which to calculate the height of the mountain. He has not yet completed his observations at last accounts, but as near as he could then tell, it is about 11,000 feet, and an adjoining peak, known as "Old Gray Back", he estimated to be about 800 feet higher. The ascent was made on Sunday last. At noon, on the top of the mountain, the weather was extremely cold, the thermometer registering 32 degrees. Frank Ganahl, of Los Angeles, announces himself as a candidate for Congress, subject to the decision of the Democratic convention. We had the pleasure of meeting yesterday Mr. George Spurgeon of Santa Ana. He reports everything looking well in that thriving town. Messrs. M. B. Craig, Jesse Davis, S. Merritt, trustees, advertise for proposals for construction of a school house at Westminster. Nathan Sears is appointed road overseer for a portion of Anaheim township and Anaheim Landing road district. The Los Angeles post office has been raised to a first class office with the salary of the postmaster A get-together of precinct captains and Dollars-for-Democrats workers, and a discussion of arrangements for the local appearance of Adlai Stevenson Sept. 30 were the features of the Anaheim Democratic Club's meeting Sept. 20, 8 p.m., at the Home Savings and Loan Association building, Claudina and Center Sts. Candidates expected to be present include Jim Dutzi, Richard T. Hanna and Max Woods. Temple Beth Sholom Holds Special Rites Midnight Selichas (Forgiveness) Services were held by Temple Beth Sholom of Orange County, 206 E. Eighth St., Santa Ana. The services were preceded by a coffee at 11 p.m., in the Temple Annex. Significant Holy Day music was arranged for the service by Cantor Harvey Goldstein, who was accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Goldstein. The prayer service was conducted by Dr. Morton C. Fierman, rabbi of the Temple. increased $1000. We had the pleasure yesterday of meeting Captain Glassell of Richland who reports many new sales of land in that vicinity. A grand ball is announced for the evening of the Fourth of July at the Jones hotel, El Monte, Messrs. Lew E. Smith and Oscar George, of this city, are on the committee on arrangements. Home Savings & Loan Assoc. assets now exceed $800, setting another first in industry as it continues to save savings and loan associations nationally. The nation's largest association, Home Savings' total assets as of last Aug. 31 amounted to $815,-965,467, an 11% increase over the $736,765,710 held at the end of last year, and a gain of 19% over $685,120,927 as of the end of August 1959. Highlighting Home Savings' accelerating growth is the $105,949 increase in savings recorlated the first eight months of year, Howard Ahmanson, co-man of the board, reported- FRYING CHICKEN GUARANTEED FRESH YOUNG AND TENDER WHOLE LB. CUT UP, PAN REA DIP 'EM IN... GOLDEN DIPT CHICKEN FRY, 10-OZ. PKG., 29c Top Quality Meats U.S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE LAMB SHOULDER BOAST SMALL SIZE SPARERIBS LEANER MEATIER LB. 49¢ MARKET BASKET SLICED. RIND REMOVED BEFORE SMOKING BACON LIPTON Soup Mixes CHICKEN NOODLE 3 IN PKG. 39 TOMATO VEGETABLE, PKG. OF 2 FOR ONION, PKG. OF 2 FOR F & P SOLID PACK LAMB SHOULDER ROAST 35¢ LB. BREAST 2 LBS. 25¢ 7-BONE SHOULDER CHOPS LB. 59¢ LARGE LOIN OR RIB CHOPS LB. 79¢ SMALL LOIN CHOPS LB. 89¢ LEGS WHOLE OR HALF LB. 63¢ FRESH LAMBURGER OR GROUND BEEF LB. 39¢ MORTON HOUSE Baked Beans 2 16-OZ. CANS 35¢ PRICE INCLUDES 3c OFF. WESTON Fudge 'n' Nut Cookies 8½-OZ. PKG. 25¢ ZEE Toilet Tissue 3 4-ROLL PKGS. $100 SPARERIBS LEANER MEATIER LB. 49¢ MARKET BASKET SLICED. RIND REMOVED BEFORE SMOKING BACON NEW PACKAGE. NEW IMPROVED PRODUCT. 1-LB. PKG. 59¢ MELLOWER • LESS SHRINKAGE Market Basket Delicatessen WILSON'S CERTIFIED FRANKS 1-LB. PKG. 49¢ MARKET BASKET ALL MEAT SLICED BOLOGNA 29¢ ROUND OR SQUARE—6-OZ. PKG. OREGON MILD CHEDDAR CHEESE LB. 49¢ WOLLMAN MUENSTER, LONGHORN, MILD CHEDDAR OR CARAWAY SLICED CHEESE 6-OZ. PKG. 29¢ MARKET BASKET POTATO SALAD 16-OZ. CTN. MADE IN OUR OWN KITCHEN. Market Basket Frozen Foods TREESWEET ORANGE JUICE 6 6-OZ. CAN$1 SIMPLE SIMON FRUIT PIES APPLE, PEACH CHERRY BOYSENBERRY 3 PIES PICTSWEET—YOUR CHOICE PEAS • FRENCH FRIES • PEAS & CAN MORTON HOUSE Baked Beans 2 16-OZ. CANS 35¢ PRICE INCLUDES 3c OFF. WESTON Fudge 'n' Nut Cookies 8½-OZ. PKG. 25¢ ZEE Toilet Tissue 3 4-ROLL PKG.$100 Market Sasket Bakery HOSTESS SNACK ITEMS 3 PKGS. 39¢ TWINKIES • SNOBALLS • CUP CAKES BARBARA ANN BEAR CLAWS PKG. OF 6 39¢ Market Sasket Fruits and Vegetables NEW WASHINGTON JONATHAN APPLES 2 LBS. 25¢ BARTLETT PEARS BEST FOR EATING 2 LBS. 25¢ CARROTS FRESH CRISP 2 LBS. 9¢ JUICE 0 6-OZ. CANS SIMPLE SIMON FRUIT PIES APPLE, PEACH CHERRY BOYSENBERRY 3 PIES PICTSWEET—YOUR CHOICE PEAS • FRENCH FRIES • PEAS & CAN SPINACH • CUT CORN MIXED VEGETABLES 6 PKGS. 9 OH BOY PIZZA WITH CHEESE 39¢, WITH SAUSAGE LIPTON Instant Tea 1½-OZ. JAR PILLSBURY—3-LB. PKG., 45¢ Pancake Mix 2-LB. PKG. COUNTRY KITCHEN Syrup 36-OZ. BOT., 59¢ 24-OZ. BOT. LIBBY'S Vienna Sausage 4-OZ. CAN DASH Dog Food 2 16-OZ. CAN FOR BAKING OR FRYING Crisco PRICE INCLUDES 4c OFF 3-LB. CAN Growth Creating growth is the $105,998 increase in savings recorded the first eight months of this year. Howard Ahmanson, chair of the board, reported this is a 72% greater savings gain than the association reported for the like eight months of last year. Total savings held by Home at the end of last month reached $717,391,508, representing over 250,000 savers. "Home Savings' growth is particularly significant in that it points up the increasingly important role that it and similar institutions are playing in the lives of Californians, both savers and home owners," Ahmanson said. NG CKENS GRANTEED FRESH YOUNG AND TENDER WHOLE LB. PUT UP, PAN READY, LB. 33¢ Market Basket PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 22-25 GRANULATED SOAP WHITE KING GT. PKG. 49¢ VELVEETA KRAFT CHEESE FOOD 2-LB. PKG. 69¢ LIPTON Soup Mixes CHICKEN NOODLE 3 IN PKG. 39¢ TOMATO VEGETABLE, PKG. OF 2 FOR 25¢ ONION, PKG. OF 2 FOR 29¢ SUGAR C & H PURE CANE 5-LB. 'BAG 35¢ F & P SOLID PACK CHICKEN NOODLE 3 IN PKG. 39¢ TOMATO VEGETABLE, PKG. OF 2 FOR 25¢ ONION, PKG. OF 2 FOR 29¢ SUGAR C & H PURE CANE 5-LB. BAG 35¢ F & P SOLID PACK TOMATOES 3 28-OZ. CANS 63¢ F & P YELLOW CLING SLICED OR HALVES IN HEAVY SYRUP PEACHES 3 29-OZ. CANS 63¢ ASSORTED FRUIT FLAVORS JELL-O 4 PKGS. 25¢ IXL Lasagne 40-OZ. CAN 59¢ PILLSBURY Pudding Cake Mix CHOCOLATE, 9¼-OZ. PKG. LEMON, 10¼-OZ. PKG. PRICE INCLUDES 7c OFF EACH 25¢ F & P TOMATO JUICE 3 46-OZ. CANS 63¢ F & P CATSUP 2 14-OZ. BOTS. 29¢ PRICE INCLUDES 5c OFF Purex GAL. BOT. 49¢ LOW SUDSING DETERGENT Ad PRICE INCLUDES 15c OFF GT. PKG. Market Basket Sundries INDELIIBLE LAUNDRY PEN LAUNDRY MARKER 19¢ FOR MARKING ON CLOTH AND NAME TAPES. REGULAR 29¢ 6-OZ. CANS 3 PIES $1'00 PEACH HERRY SENBERRY ES • PEAS & CARROTS N 6 PKGS. 95¢ WITH SAUSAGE 49¢ ANT Tea 1½-OZ. JAR 49¢ URY—3-LB. PKG., 45¢ cake Mix 2-LB. PKG. 33¢ RY KITCHEN 36-OZ. BOT., 59¢ na Sausage 4-OZ. CAN 19£ Food 2 16-OZ. CAN 29£ KING OR FRYING PRICE INCLUDES 4c OFF 3-LB. CAN 59¢ LOW SUSSING DETERGENT Ad PRICE INCLUDES 15c OFF GT. PKG. Market Basket Sundries INDELIABLE LAUNDRY PEN LAUNDRY MARKER 19¢ FOR MARKING ON CLOTH AND NAME TAPES. REGULAR 29¢ TOT—REGULAR 98c STAPLER IT STAPLES AND TACKS COMPLETE WITH 1000 STAPLES. 8½"x11" WHITE BOND TYPING PAPER PAD 2 FOR 39¢ REG. 25c EACH MIDGET HOME CRANK STYLE PENCIL SHARPENER FOR WALL OR DESK. REG. $1'49 Market Basket BLUE CHIP WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. ANAHEIM—1221 S. Los Angeles St.