anaheim-gazette 1960-12-01

IT IS A PRIVILEGE TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME—AND YOUR AMERICAN RIGHT! VISIT THESE FIRMS THIS WEEK 1961 National Orange Show Tabbed 'Citrus Wonderland' "Citrus Wonderland" will be the theme of the 1961 National Orange Show in San Bernardino April 20 through 30, it was determined this week by judges who spent many hours poring through the more than 3000 entries. The winning theme was submitted by Mrs. Louise Rickert, 325 La Paloma St., Redlands, and brought her the $100 first prize. According to J. W. Snyder, chairman of the theme committee, the selection was made on the basis that the "Citrus Wonderland" theme will be "a workable one for all segments of the 46th National Orange Show, including community feaure exhibits, flower show, entertainment and commercial features and special displays throughout the grounds." In keeping with Orange Show policy, emphasis in 1961 will be placed on expanded citrus exhibits and working demonstrations showing all phases of the state's vast citrus industry. Lutheran Life Insurance Group Hits $50-Million The Southern California general agency of Lutheran Brotherhood, fraternal life insurance society, has passed the $50 million mark in total business issued since its establishment 14 Gardener's Check List By the California Association of Nurserymen 1. Prepare ground for planting bare-root roses when they arrive on the market in a fortnight or so. Work manure and bonemeal into the soil. A little extra work now means better trees later. 2. If crab grass bothered you last summer (if you had it, it bothered you), check with your nurseryman about a control to apply now. 3. Layer manure in shrub beds and let the rains work it in. Work bonemeal and commercial soil conditioners into the soil, also. 4. Winter stocks need good drainage. Be sure you don't plant them in a garden low spot. 5. Feeding a lawn in late November does a lot toward keeping it green over the winter. Insurance Group Hits $50-Million The Southern California general agency of Lutheran Brotherhood, fraternal life insurance society, has passed the $50 million mark in total business issued since its establishment 14 years ago. Axel C. Lundring, Pasadena, general agent in charge, said the agency's annual production of new business increased from $136,000 in 1946 to more than $7,300,000 in 1959. Production in the first 10 months of 1960 totaled nearly $6,300,000. August F. Kudick, 627 N. Elmwood St., Anaheim, is one of 19 district representatives associated with the agency, which currently ranks as one of the two top leaders in 1960 sales among all of Lutheran Brotherhood's 70 general agencies. BRAKES $12.95 Including Labor 20,000 MILE GUARANTEE Automatic Trans. Exchange 222 S. LOS ANGELES PR 2-0787 OLEANDERS REGULAR $4.50 TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE Two 5-GALLON ... $4.50 NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT BULBS GOOD SELECTION ON HAND BOTTS NURSERY Beautiful Outdoor Slated as Top T Southern California's best outdoor Christmas spices are gaining increasing fame nationally and have come important tourist attractions, the All-Year Club re-ed today. On Dec. 5 Santa Monica comes the "Christmas City." Churches mount 15 size lighted tableaux of snow in the Birth of Christ sea-cliff Palisades Park there will be a planned gram of religious scene store windows. The annual tivity Play will be given by Civic Auditorium Dec. 10. Joshua Tree on the fashions its main street the shops and homes of lehem and costumed town act out scenes under nightly from Dec. 18 to In a tradition start Mary Pickford, homes in early Hills view for priz elaborate outdoor light some of them designed by dio designers, in the "Chr Nights" program for about last 10 days before Chris Fullerton has a similar lighting contest, and spectators tour the city Dec. 17 on. Billed as the biggest mas parade in the West procession at Huntington which has grown each Two 5-GALLON ... $4.50 NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT BULBS GOOD SELECTION ON HAND BOTTS NURSERY "OUR BUSINESS IS GROWING" 1228 LINCOLN AVE. ANAHEIM KE 5-5450 SHOP TONITE 'TIL 9 P.M. SHOP EVERY MON-THUR-FRI NITES UNTIL 9:00 P.M. Center at Lemon Downtown Anaheim Ample Free Parking Store Hours, 9:00 to 5:00—Mon., Thurs. and Fr., 8:00 to 9:00 MODERN HOME What's Your Postal I. Q.? STUFFED MAILBOXES ADVERTISE ABSENCE TRUE FALSE BROTHER! AM I STUFFED! BURP MAIL SANDS Fire Prevention Pointers Listed For Safe Xmas To keep yourself and you loved ones from becoming fire victims, the National Safety Council makes these life-saving suggestions: —Don't let gift wrapping accumulate so they become fire hazard. —Don't smoke in bed. And holiday get-togethers, use deodorant ash trays that will hold burning cigarets securely. —Check your Christmas tree wiring for possible shorts. Better to buy a new string of light than to risk having tragedy visit your home. —Don't leave the Christmas tree lights burning if you away from home or out of the room for long. —Don't put your tree up early. And don't leave it up long it gets dried out. Keep moist. —Metallic Christmas trees are fine—if you use the floodlights most manufactur Beautiful Outdoor Yule Spectacles Related as Top Tourist Attractions Southern California's beautiful outdoor Christmas spectacles are gaining increasing fame nationally and have become important tourist attractions, the All-Year Club reported today. On Dec. 5 Santa Monica becomes the "Christmas Story City." Churches mount 15 life-size lighted tableaux of scenes in the Birth of Christ along Na-cliff Palisades Park and there will be a planned program of religious scenes in more windows. The annual Navity Play will be given in the Civic Auditorium Dec. 9 and 10. Joshua Tree on the desert mashions its main street into the shops and homes of Beth-hem and costumed townsmen act out scenes under lights nightly from Dec. 18 to 24. In a tradition started by Mary Pickford, homes in Beverly Hills view for prizes in elaborate outdoor lightings, some of them designed by studio designers, in the "Christmas Nights" program for about the last 10 days before Christmas. Fullerton has a similar home lighting contest, and many spectators tour the city from Dec. 17 on. Billed as the biggest Christmas parade in the West, the procession at Huntington Park, which has grown each year, Church Building Project Approved St. Boniface Roman Catholic Church received an okay to proceed with plans for a complete revamp of church and school facilities. A plot plan of the 3½-acre block-square parcel on the northwest corner of Center St. and Harbor Blvd. was approved. rides a water-born sleight. Some participants swim the route in rubber skin diving suits. Go ahead, take the Billed as the biggest Christmas parade in the West, the procession at Huntington Park which has grown each year, will stretch for four miles the night of Dec. 3. 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