anaheim-gazette 1961-11-30

'GIDGITS' (Continued from Page One) Angeles Street one way streets. The council answered with a resounding, "NO!" Thompson then stated that they were setting themselves up as experts on this major type suggestion yet had to call in engineers to determine the feasibility of removing a "minor" item like limited parking. The study was not approved. Trailer Park Approved A request by Robert R. Brandt for permission to build a trailer park at $241 Jefferson St., was approved with the stipulation that revised plot plans be submitted for check against a proposed trailer park ordinance. An item that brought up a bit of argument was the request of Joseph Anton. Anton wanted a zone change from R-2 to C-3 for his property at 950 N. Harbor Blvd. Anton wanted the zone change to build a service station on his property. A petition bearing the signatures of seven of the adjacent property owners protesting the zone change was submitted. Wants Station Anton's argument was that when he bought the property and planned to use it for his home but since then a service station has been built across from him and now he wants to build one. The petitioners noted that the proposed business at that site wouldn't add to the appearance of the neighborhood. One spectator, Dave Nickey, said that he didn't blame Anton for wanting to convert his property to cash, but, he argued, the approval would cause neighbors Dear Ann: All my life I've been heavy. The fellows considered me the jolly type. Period. Two years ago I went on a diet and lost 75 pounds. I bought a new wardrobe, changed jobs and lightened my hair. I hate to sound immodest, but I'm a real dish now. Men have discovered me, but I seem to have a knack for attracting the wrong kind. My following consists of two married men whose wives don't understand them, one semi-separated musician who smokes crazy cigarettes, a 22 year-old law student who "just loves older women" and a 55-year-old lecher with a Mercedes-Benz. I know you'll say I'm a naughty girl but after sitting home date-less for 29 years I enjoy being noticed. How can I attract some decent men and get out of this rat race? — NEW ME Dear New You: Rat-race is right — and it sounds as if the rats are winning. No decent fellows will ask you out if you continue to run with this weird assortment of characters. Call a halt and be willing to stay home until someone worthwhile invites you out. Dear Ann Landers: This prob Please — UNINTELLIGENT TELLIGENCERS Dear Intelligencers: If you not set up for house guests SAY SO. Offer to get your out town friends and relatives acco modations at a hotel or a mo You are not expected to accept pany your visitors to the Expo tion every time they go. It wi be nice to buy their tickets the first visit, as well as din once or twice. But Seattle r dents should not feel that t are obliged to pick up the tab floating travelers — particul those who come to visit uninv i Dear Ann Landers: I'm grown woman with a family friend (?) of mine has a cut sense of humor but is consider very "entertainning." For three years she has b sending me small gifts and st cards — all with biting referen to my morals. She signs som Arithmetic Error Loses Contract For New School An adding machine error cost a low bidder a $2 million The petitioners noted that the proposed business at that site wouldn't add to the appearance of the neighborhood. One spectator, Dave Nickey, said that he didn't blame Anton for wanting to convert his property to cash, but, he argued, the approval would cause neighbors hardships in that their garages face on a 15 foot alley and entering and leaving the garages would be quite difficult. They now have to drive their cars onto their rear neighbor's property to enter and leave their garages. Planners' Action "Questionable" This particular request was not recommended by the city planning commission and this brought up a statement by Councilman Odra L. Chandler. He noted that the planning commission usually fails to recommend a zone change when there has to be a request for the removal of an existing structure. In this particular case Anton had two buildings on the property in question and he had already volunteered to remove them. Chandler stated he felt the planners' action was "questionable." An adding machine error cost a low bidder a $2 million tract for construction of a high school district facility. Reingardt and Joy's low was cast out because of the error. The contract for construct the Anaheim Union High School District's new Loara High School went to Beckner Construction Co. for a bid of $2,121,537. Reingardt and Joy had entered a bid of $2,009,960, to find too much of the $100,000 shortage in adding column of figures. The board of trustees discarded this bid and awarded it to next highest firm. More than 853,087 U.S. ports were issued or renewed in 1960, an increase of 16.5 percent of the total issued in 1959. Residents of New York California, Illinois and New Jersey obtained 439,210 passports 51 per cent of the total issued renewed. REDUCED LOW COST LOANS Are you in need of money...to buy, build or refinance a home? Now is a very good time to obtain a low cost loan from Anaheim Savings. A phone call to our Loan Department will bring prompt, courteous information...without obligation. TELEPHONE PR. 2-1532 ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 WEST LINCOLN STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA 4½% INSURED Does Weight, Friends? Case — UNINTELLIGENT IN-LIIGENCERS Dear Intelligencers: If you are set up for house guests — SO. Offer to get your out of friends and relatives accommodations at a hotel or a motel. You are not expected to accompany your visitors to the Exposiion every time they go. It would nice to buy their tickets on first visit, as well as dinner or twice. But Seattle residents should not feel that they obliged to pick up the tab for travelers — particularly those who come to visit uninvited. Dear Ann Landers: I'm aOWN woman with a family. Aand (?) of mine has a cuttingse of humor but is considered "entertaining." For three years she has beeniding me small gifts and studioids — all with biting referencesmy morals. She signs some ofthem but others are simply from“You know who” etc. I recognizeher handwriting on packages and envelopes, however. She's terribly sweet to my face and I always acknowledge herremembrances with a smile. But I am irritated and hurt. Shall I tell her off? — SPOKE-ANNE Dear Spoke: Throw her “remembrances” out — unopened. Make no reference to them whatever. If she asks, you can truthfully tell her you've not seen her needlework. To learn how to keep your boy friend in line without losing him, send for ANN LANDERS' booklet, "Necking and Petting — And How Far To Go," enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of The Daily News enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. ANAHEIM GAZETTE—3 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, November 10, 1961 Students Named Bank 'Officers' Three Anaheim High School students have been elected officers of the Junior Commercial Bank, a Junior Achievement company counselled by the Bank of America. The Junior Commercial Bank, Orange County’s newest financial institution, is composed of students from many of the 19 areahigh schools participating in theJunior Achievement program. Thecompany will provide completebanking services for the other 16 J.A.companies. Officers elected by the bank'sboard of directors are KennethEuske, Servite High School, president; Catherine Bouslog andGlenn Phillips, both of AnaheimHigh School, vice-presidents; Marianne Kuchar, AnaheimHighSchool, secretary, and Mike Padilla, Fullerton High School,treasurer. The J.A. company officerswill serve until January whenelections will be held for the second half of the J.A. year. Bank of America men servingas advisers to the Junior Com-mercial Bank include RichardE. Fitzwater, Arley S. Bailes,Lewis F. Baker, Jr., James E.Edwards, Eldon C. McKell, A.D.McNeill, Arthur R. Peattie, JohnB. Shroyer and Paul R.Zippwald. "It's time to start planningyour Christmas card and giftmailings." Postmaster MarshallN. McFie said today as he launched his 1961 "Mail EarlyFor Christmas" Campaign. Looking ahead to what may be the biggest Christmas season ever, the Postmaster said further, "Here are the things to watchto help in getting every Christmas card and package delivered before December 25. CHECK your Christmas card and gift lists carefully. Be sureeach address is complete withfull name, street and number,city, zone and state. Avoid abbreviations of city and statenames. FOR YOUR GIFT PACKAGES,secure heavy wrapping paper,sturdy corrugated cartons,strongcord and adhesive tape.Remember, also, that you can includeyour Christmas card or letter inside your gift packages ifyou will add the appropriate First OUR BETTER BUYS BUILD BETTERFOODBUDGETS U.S.D.A. CHOICE LEAN EASTERN OUR BETTER BUYS BUILD BETTER FOOD BUDGETS U.S.D.A. CHOICE RIB STEAKS 69¢ lb. LEAN EASTERN SPARE RIBS 39¢ lb. RED BAND SLICED BACON 39¢ lb. FRESH LEAN Ground Beef 3 lbs. $1 EXTRA LARGE BOTTLE WESSON OIL 79¢ QUART BOTTLE, LIQUID ELASTIC STARCH 29¢ BONDWARE 10—9 INCH PLATES 15¢ BON AMI JET Can 69¢ GELATIN—DESSERT ROYAL ASSORTED FLAVORS PACKAGE 7 THE MODERN DETERGENT RINSO GIANT 55¢ LINDSAY'S, MEDIUM PITTED OLIVES TALL CAN 3 TROPICAL—24 oz. Bottle GRAPE JUICE 2 SCOTT — Reg. Size 79¢ TOWEL AND HOLDER ... KAISER — 75 Feet 79¢ ECONOMY FOIL ... FRENCH, INSTANT — 8 Servings 33¢ MASHED POTATOES ... KING SIZE 69¢ DOG FOOD SKIPPY 15 TALL CANS FOR $1 SCOTT — Reg. Size TOWEL AND HOLDER ... 79¢ KAISER — 75 Feet ECONOMY FOIL ... 79¢ FRENCH, INSTANT — 8 Servings MASHED POTATOES ... 33¢ KING SIZE LIQUID TREND ... 69¢ SWEETHEART — Reg. Bars TOILET BAR SOAP 4 for 36¢ GREEN GIANT — 303 Can Golden Cream Style Corn 21¢ SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING—Pound Can 33¢ GEORGE — 24 oz. Pkg. SUPER CLEANSER ... 29¢ No. 303 Can GREEN GIANT PEAS ... 21¢ DOG FOOD SKIPPY 15 TALL $1 CANS FOR Heinz JUNIOR BABY FOOD 2 for 2 Starkist CHUNK LIGHT TUNA ½ Size 3 CHASE & SANBORN COFFEE ALL GRINDS POUND CAN ... FRESH PRODUCE ARIZONA SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 10 for 49¢ EXTRA FANCY WINESAP APPLES 3 Lbs. 29¢ MARY ELIZA FROZEN GOLDEN STA PREMIUM 10 oz. Pkg. BROCCOLI S ALLISON 555 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Prices Effective N THURSDAY thru SUNDAY. WE GIVE OR MAIL EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS' 1961 time to start planning Christmas card and gift lists." Postmaster Marshall Fie said today as he read his 1961 "Mail Early Christmas" Campaign. long ahead to what may be largest Christmas season the Postmaster said further are the things to watch in getting every Christmas card and package delivered December 25. LOCK your Christmas card lists carefully. Be sure address is complete with name, street and number, one and state. Avoid abbreviations of city and state. YOUR GIFT PACKAGES. Heavy wrapping paper, corrugated cartons, strong and adhesive tape. Remembrance, that you can include Christmas card or letter in your gift packages if you add the appropriate First Bank include Richard Water, Arley S. Bailes, F. Baker, Jr., James E. Adams, Eldon C. McKell, A.D. L. Arthur R. Peattie, John Troyer and Paul R. Old. Class mail stamps to the postage for the package itself. STOCK UP ON POSTAGE STAMPS — By doing this soon you'll save lots of time that might be spent standing in line later on. When you go to the Post Office, ask for a supply of labels which read, "ALL FOR LOCAL DELIVERY" and "ALL FOR OUT OF TOWN DELIVERY," so that before you mail your Christmas cards you can sort them into two groups, with the addresses all facing one way, thus expediting delivery." The Post Office will help you plan your Christmas mailings. Get a copy of Pamphlet No. 2, which gives full information about proper packaging and wrapping of parcels. FIRST CLASS POSTAGE IS BEST for mailing your Christmas cards. All cards sent by 4c postage may include a personal handwritten message, and they'll be forwarded or returned, if that becomes necessary. Be sure to put your return address on your Christmas card envelopes. It's socially correct to do this, and enables both you and your friends to keep your mailing lists up-to-date. Predicting that this year's Christmas mail will set an all time record, even exceeding the 11,000,000 pieces that were handled here in the pre-holiday season of 1960; the Postmaster pointed out the importance of planning your Christmas mailings now to avoid a lot of headaches when the Christmas rush comes in earnest. For added convenience, the post office windows will be open on weekdays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., December 9 through December 23, inclusive. He said further, that through the excellent cooperation of the public during recent Christmas seasons, he has been able to get all of the Christmas cards and packages dispatched and delivered before Christmas Eve. "We can all make the 1961 'Mail Early For Christmas' Campaign a big success," he continued, "if we we'll all take a personal responsibility in planning our Christmas mailings so that cards and gift packages going to most distant points are mailed by December 10th, and earlier, if possible. Christmas packages for local destinations should be mailed by December 15, and be sure to mail your Christmas cards for friends and relatives in this area at least a week before Christmas." —Watch the Classified Columns. TENTER FOOD GOETS EASTERN RE RIBS 9 lb. 3 lbs. $1 TENDER MILK FED VEAL ROAST 49 lb. VEAL STEAKS 59 lb. GELATIN—DESSERT ROYAL 7 c LIBBY VIENNA SAUSAGE 4 oz. Can 25¢ SOFTWEAVE TOILET TISSUE 2 for 29¢ BERSTEINS, DANISH — 8 oz. Jar BLUE CHEESE DRESSING 49¢ DOLE — No. 2 Can TOMATO JUICE 15¢ PITTED 5 TALL CAN 33¢ Bottle JUICE 25¢ CAKE MIXES CINCH ASSORTED PACKAGE 19¢ DOG FOOD KIPPY 5 TALL CANS FOR $1 REALLY ABSORBENT! — 400 Count KLEENEX TISSUE 29¢ 12 oz .Can MEXICORN 21¢ CALO — Tall Cans Dog and Cat Food 2 for 31£ DOLE PINEAPPLE and — 46 oz. Can 31£ DOG FOOD KIPPY 5 TALL CANS FOR $1 BABY FOOD 2 for 27¢ RIGHT TUNA ½ Size 33¢ CHASE & SANBORN OFFEE 55¢ REALLY ABSORBENT! — 400 Count KLEENEX TISSUE ... 29¢ 12 oz .Can MEXICORN ... 21¢ CALO — Tall Cans Dog and Cat Food 2 for 31£ DOLE PINEAPPLE and — 46 oz. Can GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ... 31£ DOVE — Reg. Bars Bath & Toilet Soap 2 for 39£ B. T. BABBITT PRODUCT — Gt. Can BAB-O CLEANSER 2 for 43£ HIP-O-LITE — Pint Jar MARSHMALLOW CREME 25£ LIBBY — 46 oz. Can TOMATO JUICE ... 31£ 4 oz. Can NALLEY BEEF STEW ... 69£ FROZEN FOODS MARY ELIZABETH'S FROZEN PIES, assorted flavors ... 37¢ GOLDEN STATE PREMIUM ICE CREAM, ½ Gal. ... 69¢ 10 oz. Pkg. BROCCOLI SPEARS ... BIRDS EYE 10 oz. Pkg. BROCCOLI SPEARS ... BABY LIMA BEANS 23¢ ON'S We Give Double Orange Stamps on Tuesdays Store Hours: Sunday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open Every Day 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Money Orders Sold Prices Effective Nov. 30-Dec. 1-2-3 THURSDAY thru SUNDAY—Specials All Day Sunday WE GIVE ORANGE STAMPS