anaheim-gazette 1961-08-17

County Men Win Cal. Fair Awards WALTERS Two Orange County artists have been awarded top prizes in the competition for a share of the $11,000 of premium money offered by the California State Fair Art Show. Mrs. Buddie Shrien Delano, Fain Director in charge of the century old show, so announced today. A purchase award for $200 and two nonpurchase awards for $100 were given to Ray Hein, 531 Aliso Ave., Newport Beach, for his entries in the jewelry division and the metal work competition. Dextra Frankei, 444 Cabrillo Terrace, Corona del Mar, won a $100 purchase award for his print "Elements of Puissance." Hein's jewelry entries are entitled "Gold Pendant" and "Silver and Pearl Pin." "Silver Condiment Bowl" is the title of his winner in the metal work claaks. Along with a record number of 1,885 other art show entries, the work of these men will be on display in the Art Building of the Fair throughout its 12-day run, which begins August 30. The purchase award designation of the prize means that the work of art will become part of the State Fairs permanent art collection, which is available for loan exhibition. Also featured by the Art Show is its theme, "Art in Action." To carry out the theme, there will be silk screen artists, oil painters, weavers, ceramic artists and a mosaic muralist on hand to create works of art in view of the fairgoers. MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. Course Okayed By District Despite the opposition of trustee Royal C. Marton, a curriculum has been approved for Anaheim Evening High School with a 50 cent raise in registration fees plus "course fees" for many of the courses. SAVE MORE H BETTER FOODS AT LOWER SAVE MORE H BETTER FOODS AT LOWER TREAT YOURSELF TO THE U S D A CHOICE BE CENTER CUT CHUCK STEAK 49¢ lb OSCAR MAYER—ALL MEAT WIENERS 49¢ lb CHUCK ROAST 39 BLUE BONNET OLEO Lb. Pkg. 15c ALL POPULAR BRANDS COFFEE lb. 59¢ SUGAR 5-lb. bag 49¢ PILLSBURY—Leaf Size CAKE MIX pkg. 10¢ While Stock Lasts OUR BEST—WHOLE—22-Oz. Jar SWEET PICKLES 39¢ CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE 39¢ lb ALL GRINDS (Only with a Purchase of $3 or More excluding Beer, Wine, Milk, Tobacco) QUART BOTTLE PUREX BLEACH 19¢ ZEE—80 COUNT SANDWICH BAGS pkg. 9¢ 25-FOOT BOX REYNOLDS WRAP 31¢ GREEN GIANT REG. SIZE ROLL SCOTT TOWELS 24-OZ. BOTTLE TREND LIQUID 5 COUNT PKG. STEERO CUBES 14-OZ. CAN SWEET PICKLES 39¢ QUART BOTTLE PUREX BLEACH 19¢ ZEE—30 COUNT SANDWICH BAGS pkg. 9¢ 25-FOOT BOX REYNOLDS WRAP 31¢ GREEN GIANT PEAS 303 can 21¢ LUNCHEON SIZE—50 COUNT SCOTT NAPKINS pkg. 15¢ WHITE ROCK—QT. BOTTLE Dietonic Beverage 2 for 49¢ PLANTERS—COCKTAIL PEANUTS... 7-oz. can 37c UNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM... 4½-oz. 39c REG. SIZE ROLL SCOTT TOWELS 24-OZ. BOTTLE TREND LIQUID 5 COUNT PKG. STEERO CUBES 14-OZ. CAN DUTCH CLEANSER 2 for 18-OZ. PKG. CREAM OF RICE 14-OZ. BOTTLE HEINZ KETCHUP CHUN-KING BEAN SPROUTS lb. can DESERT KING GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46-oz. can FROZEN FOODS M. C. P.—6-OZ. CAN Lemonade 12 for $1 Golden State Premium Ice Cream ½ gal. 69c Fox Deluxe—Lb. Pkg. CHICKEN PARTS 49¢ pkg. Drumsticks - Breasts - Thighs Birdseye—10-Oz. Pkg. SUCCOTASH 21¢ CUT GREEN BEANS MIXED VEGETABLES ALLISON 555 S. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM WE GIVE Owner Seeks License Ruling Kennedy Rees, owner and operator of the Golden Rule Market directly across the street from Anaheim High School, has asked high school trustees what their reaction would be to his obtaining a license to sell beer and wine. Most trustees voiced opposition to the matter. Scaled-Down Hotel Okayed The city will get a new high-rise hotel across from Disneyland scaled down in size to suit officials of the magic kingdom. Proponents of the hotel, Kimberley Investment Co., has asked to construct a 14-story motel and office building. Councilmen have given approval a 10-story building. Class Approved A class in history of Communism has been ordered for Anaheim Evening High School curriculum by the board of trustees. The board said it must approve the course structure first before it is offered to residents. Resident Killed Roy Hoskins, 38, 1198 Chateau, was killed last week in a headon collision in Twenty-nine Palms. Few Pass Exam Only 26 of the 240 persons who applied for the 12 openings in the Anaheim Police Department successfully passed the written, oral and physical agility, it was reported. Attends Course Jim Fitzgerald, a salesman with McClure's Anaheim, 1354 S. Los Angeles St., was chosen to attend a retail salesman's workshop in Riverside. Junior Ebbs Reports A A new barbeque for the Sitton Home, International Hostessing and creative art classes for children have kept the Junior Ebbs busy this summer. As part of their activities on behalf of the Albert Sitton Home, the club has spearheaded efforts to build a barbeque for the home. The Sitton Home located in Orange, is maintained by the County for care of children who are wards of the Court. Mrs. Donald Smith, dean of chairman of the junior club and Mrs. Robert Webb, youth chairman, were instrumental in organizing the project which includes a three foot grill, work surfaces, and storage areas with planters on each end. It will be large enough to serve 45 children at one time. The barbeque was made reality through the efforts of Mrs. Smith, with help from husband, Don, and son, Terrie and E. C. Elliot. All materials for the project were donated by local firms. International Hostessing promises to be a fascinating project for members of the Junior Ebell Club. This new assignment, a statewide project of the California Federation of Women's Clubs, Junior Membership, is being carried out in conjunction with the Foreign Relations Program of the University. PRICES EFFECTIVE Thursday thru Sunday AUGUST 10, 11, 12, 13 Specials All Day Sunday Double Orange Stamps Every Tuesday RE HERE! LOWER PRICES F TO THE VERY BEST HERE! LOWER PRICES PRICES EFFECTIVE Thursday thru Sunday AUGUST 10, 11, 12, 13 Specials All Day Sunday Double Orange Stamps Every Tuesday BEFORE TO THE VERY BEST CHOICE BEEF HUCK ROAST 9¢ LB. LEAN STANDING RIB ROAST 69¢ lb SWISS STEAK 69¢ lb The Modern Detergent RINSO Giant Pkg. 49c DUNN'S—BOYSENBERRY PRESERVES lb. jar 23¢ HY-PRO BLEACH $\frac{1}{2}$ gal. 19¢ WILAMET—CUT—308 Can GREEN BEANS 2 for 25¢ VELS 19¢ UID 47¢ BES 8¢ PETUNIA—REG. SIZE CAN CAT FOOD 2 for 23¢ DOLE—2½ CAN FRUIT COCKTAIL 35¢ GIANT SIZE—Product of B. T. Babbitt BAB-O 2 for 45¢ SCOTT and E. C. Elliot. All materials for the project were donated by local firms. International Hostessing promises to be a fascinating project for members of the Junior Ebell Club. This new assignment, a statewide project of the California Federation of Women's Clubs, Junior Membership, is being carried out in conjunction with the Foreign Relations Program of the University of Southern California. Junior Ebell members will act as hostesses to foreign leaders in various fields as they tour the local area. Members will provide transportation for the visitors and will entertain them with typical American dinners in their own homes. Anaheim youngsters have enjoyed creative art classes this summer under the direction of Betty Mangan (Mrs. Thomas J.). The classes were sponsored by the Junior Ebell Club through the combined efforts of the Art Section, led by Mrs. Ralph Neff, and the Youth Section, headed by Mrs. Robert Webb. More than sixty students age 5 to 12, worked with a variety of paints and texture surfaces during the sessions. Paintings done in the class will be displayed at a special art show at the Holiday Bazaar to be held Nov. 11 at the Ebe Clubhouse. Covenant Chapter To Cruise Harbor Anaheim B'nai B'rith women will spend an evening on harbor waters; it has been announced by Mrs. Arvey Marks president of the local Covenant Chapter B'nai B'rith 1015. The Harbor Council B'nai B'rith Women have chartered the S.S. Princess, an 1890 showboat for an evening dining and dancing under the stars Aug. 19. The boat leaves Long Beach Harbor from the Reef Restaurant at 9 p.m., and will return at 1 a.m. For reservations call Mrs. Murray Balmages at PR 4-5621. GREEN BEANS 2 for 25¢ VELS 19¢ PETUNIA—REG. SIZE CAN CAT FOOD 2 for 23¢ DOLE—2½ CAN FRUIT COCKTAIL 35¢ GIANT SIZE—Product of B. T. Babbitt BAB-O 2 for 45¢ SCOTT TOILET TISSUE 2 rolls 25¢ QUART WESSON OIL 59¢ STAR-KIST—REG. SIZE CHUNK LIGHT TUNA 31¢ REG. BAR SWEETHEART SOAP 4 for 33¢ 303 CAN LARSEN'S VEG-ALL 19¢ FRESH PRODUCE EXTRA FANCY Peaches LB. 10¢ VINE RIPENED Tomatoes LB. 10¢ ON'S WE GIVE ORANGE STAMPS Store Hours: Open Every Day 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Money Orders Sold Limit Rights Reserved We Give Double Orange Stamps on Tuesdays CONEO'CONNOR MORTUARY Dedicated service for more than a quarter century KE 5-3209 251 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM Junior Ebell Club Reports Activities New barbeque for the Sit-home, International Hosting and creative art classes children have kept the Jumbo busy this summer. Part of their activities on the Albert Sitton club has spearheaded efforts to build a barbeque home. The Sitton Home, in Orange, is maintained by the County for care of men who are wards of the Donald Smith, dean of man of the junior club, Mrs. Robert Webb, youth man, were instrumental in organizing the project which was a three foot grill, work tables, and storage area. Planters on each end. It is large enough to serve children at one time. Barbeque was made through the efforts of Smith, with help from Don, Don, and son Terry, C. Elliot. All materials for the project were donated to local firms. International Hostessing events to be a fascinating for members of the Ebell Club. This new moment, a statewide project California Federation of's Clubs, Junior Memoirs, is being carried out in action with the Foreign Program of the Uni. St. Anthony Women Slate Activities Sociability, along with fundraising, will be the keynote for the coming year, according to Mrs. Robert Immegart, president of the Council of Catholic Women of St. Anthony Claret parish, Anaheim. In the immediate offing are a food sale, Sept. 3, a style show on Oct. 7 at the Anaheim Bowl and a rummage sale on Oct. 26, 27 and 28. Further details will be announced at a later date. Many other activities, including dinners, dances and card parties are in the planning stages. The first meeting of the Council will be held Sept. 21 in the school hall. All newcomers to the parish are urged to attend and become acquainted with the other members and join in making the coming year a successful year. Pottery and Fabric In New Exhibit Stoneware pottery and hand woven fabrics make up a new exhibit for the Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum, 2002 North Main St., Santa Ana. The two media contrast to make an unusually fine display of contemporary craftsmanship. (Continued from Page 1-A) There isn't any question about it, if the Cold War continues its current trend, more than just auditoriums will be built underground to protect us from a nuclear attack. In the east they have subways. Many schools for years have been built with basements. The trend to go underground in California is on the Verge of reality. Some are even considering ways to construct swimming pools which could double for fallout shelters by having a special protection top installed. This is all in the future. But sometimes the future creeps up faster than we think and becomes tomorrow. Gold Stars Persons eligible to wear the official Gold Star lape or pin emblem should apply by letter to the appropriate branch of service in which the wartime service man or woman died. Veterans Service Officer Ben Liebermann announced today. Lea Miller has shown her work in various national and international exhibitions. She is currently on sabbatical leave studying in Japan. Bernice Huber was trained at Chouinard Art Institute, Los Angeles and at the University of Washington. She has been active in art and craft groups ceramist and artist. Pottery and Fabric In New Exhibit Stoneware pottery and hand woven fabrics make up a new exhibit for the Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum, 2002 North Main St., Santa Ana. The two media contrast to make an unusually fine display of contemporary craftsmanship. The weaving is by Lea Van P. Miller, professor of design, Department of Decorative Art, University of California, Berkeley. The pottery is by Bernice Huber, outstanding California ceramist and artist. Lea Miller has shown her work in various national and international exhibitions. She is currently on sabbatical leave studying in Japan. Bernice Huber was trained at Chouinard Art Institute, Lot Angeles and at the University of Washington. She has been active in art and craft groups in the Pacific Northwest, Arizona, and on the Monterey Peninsula, California. FOR RESULTS use Gazette USE Gazette Classified Ads Classified Ads—PR 2-1800 WHAT'S DOING Bob Gresham, your Telephone Manager in Anaheim A new farm communications convenience, the Farm Interphone has been designed to improve efficiency and save man hours for farmers and ranchers. The farmer and his wife can talk between the house and outbuildings or yard, and can make or receive outside calls from any of these locations. They can talk to all parts of the farm or ranch simultaneously. And anyone called can answer by simply talking in the direction of the nearest speaker. The Farm Interphone saves time and steps by keeping everyone within speaking distance of each other. To learn more about it, just call our business office or see your telephone service man. One of Disneyland's spectacular attractions is the Circarama tour of "America the Beautiful." For you're encircled by 11 screens as the The Farm Interphone saves time and steps by keeping everyone within speaking distance of each other. To learn more about it, just call our business office or see your telephone service man. One of Disneyland's spectacular attractions is the Circarama tour of "America the Beautiful." For you're encircled by 11 screens as the unique movie takes you to Times Square, a New England village, the Grand Canyon and many other parts of our land. The effect is breathtaking. Circarama was developed by Walt Disney Productions and is part of an exhibit sponsored by Pacific Telephone and the Bell Telephone System. It's free . . . if you visit Disneyland, be sure you see it. Muriel Wygren demonstrates one of our new information and intercepting positions in Garden Grove. All Information calls for the Anaheim area are handled in Garden Grove by operators using equipment such as this.