anaheim-gazette 1961-12-07

ANN LANDERS . . . Sister-in-Law Is One Big Problem Dear Ann Landers: The letter in your column about the kleptomaniae who stole from the purses of her bridge friends gave me the courage to write this: We have the same problem with a sister-in-law. She's a deightful person but she's been stealing things from our homes for years. Her husband has an arrangement with the downtown stores. He returns the items she brings home in her handbag and in the lining of her coat, and they bill him for articles which they suspect her of lifting. But what about us? We hate to tell him about the articles she steals from our homes. He has enough trouble as it is. Last night she was here for dinner and I know she took a screwdriver, a pickle fork and a shower cap. Please advise. — SILENT SO FAR Dear Silent: It's wonderful of you to be so understanding, but relatives ought to get the same deal as the department stores. The husband should be told about the missing items. If he can't retrieve them, send him a bill. Dear Ann Landers: My mother is a 62-year-old widow. She lives in her own home and is comfortable. My complaint is this: Mother has deleted her social life waiting on my sister, and her family. Mother bakes and cooks for them. She goes over there five time a week to clean the house and do the laundry. My sister's husband is pretty smart; too — he says nobody can iron his shirts like Mother Jones. They even have the kids trained. They won't stay with a paid sitter. They want Granny. I have three children, too, and I could use the help, but my mother never does one thing for me. Do you think it's fair of them to use her as a chief cook and bottle-washer? Please reply in the paper. I want them to see it. — GRIPED Dear Griped: What bothers you is not that your mother is being over-worked, but that you aren't getting any of her free services. No one drags her to your sister's house in chains. She goes willingly, and obviously she enjoys being chief cook and bottle-washer. So stop weeping those crocodile tears. Dear Ann Landers: I married an alcoholic woman. She told me when we were going together that what she needed was my love. I foolishly believed that marriage would cure her of drinking. She kept me up every night for seven years — screaming, crying not paying enough her and accusing other women. When to throw things and her fists I called out tor for advice. He suggested that committed. I refused came at me with it almost cost me a Yesterday she served by a psychiatrist alcoholic women us because of a man. I to write and ask her man was before she I can see now spend the rest of her to make me feel gnormally, and obviously she enjoys being chief cook and bottle-washer. So stop weeping those crocodile tears. To learn the dween a marriage Anaheim Jr. Ebells Tap New Members Mrs. George Reed presided at the Junior Ebell Club for the annual Guest Night meeting, Mrs. Reed greeted the evening's honored guests, Ebell members and Junior Ebell mothers. Mrs. John Malnar, hospitality chairman introduced Mrs. W. K. Banks, coordinator, who conducted the initiation ceremony for eighteen new members. Taking part were Mmes. James Knowles (a transfer from Columbus, Ga.), John M. Horner, Thomas Mangan, Lawrence Peterson, James Godfrey, George Corey, Charles Marr, Richard Jewell, Carl Herron, Edward Richie, Roger Gates, George Blinn, Jay Harris, G. D. Driver, John G. Quetsch, Rudy J. Hart, Robert Chapman and Miss Patricia Godfrey. Mrs. Gordon Davison, religion and spiritual values chairman, assisted by Mrs. Tom Key, music chairman, presented a children's chorus (30 members) in a devotional for the meeting. This choral group is made up of children of the Junior Ebell membership. Later in the holiday season the children's chorus will sing Christmas carols to patients at Anaheim Memorial and Martin Luther Hospitals. Shop Nights! MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY Shop Nights! MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY Fashion North Main Street Square Santa Ana ANAHEIM GAZETTE—S ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Thursday, December 7, 1981 Bowers Museum Lecture Tonight Christmas as the most-widely and generally celebrated holiday on the American frontier will be the topic of a lecture and illustrated program at the Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum. 2002 North Main Street Santa Ana tonight at 8 p.m., John Baur, author of the new book "Christmas on the American Frontier." will open the winter series of lectures at the Bowers Museum. Baur is a long time resident of California and received his training as historian here. He has taught western American history at U. C. L. A. and is currently history instructor at the Los Angeles County Museum. His previous book was "The Health Seekers of Southern California." down" and one that "gets dull." send for ANN LANDERS' booklet, "What To Expect From Marriage," 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 High School has lined up with 15 other top cage teams in the Southland waiting for the tip-off in the 20th annual Beverly Hills High School Invitational Basketball Tournament slated for December 12 through 16. "Traditionally one of the outstanding tournaments of its kind in Southern California, this year's tourney should prove no exception," declared Walt Puffer, co-host of the event and director of athletics at Beverly Hills. As the 16 squads prepare to clash in Beverly Hills' famed Swim-Gym, experts are touting Anaheim, "Fillmore, and Mira Costa as the teams to beat. With four varsity lettermen and members of an undefeated junior varsity squad returning, Coach Don Liebhart hopes to improve last year's second place showing in the Sunset League. The team is much bigger this year, averaging better than 6'2" and seems to be a better shooting squad. They stand a good chance of taking the crown. The starting team's excites in Howard Storey Dave Bell (6'1"), and Faulkner (6'7") — brother tournament's first Most Player Award winner Faulkner. Rounding out it will be Bill Walker (5'7) Gerry Hampton (6'4"). Other squads vying for the trophies given to-the-finalists are Bellflower, Culver City, El Monte, Edo, Montebello, Morrorth North, Redondo, Santa Torrance, and Ventura schools, along with the hery Hills Normans. Outstanding player of the day will receive a gold while individual plaques to players named on the list and second All-Tour teams. Coach of the team also will be present at a desk trophy. Puffer staunchly supports the outstanding tradition for the Beverly Hills studios according to Dr. F. Willis. SAFEWAY No Limits Buy all you want of Safeway's Big Adverised Specials! Here again! 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Safeway or Starling Franks 10 pack (reg 35c) Additional Bakes Angel Food Ring Mrs. Wright's Raisin Brown Sweet Rolls Grade AA Eggs Cream O' the Crop, Freshest egg in town, Safeway Guarantees It Large Size carbon of one dozen 43¢ Hot Dog Buns with purchase of one 1-lb. pkg. Safeway or Sterling Freshin 10 pack (reg 35c) each 10¢ Safeway Fall Produce—Finest in Town Potatoes U.S. No. 1 Idaho Russets Bake, Boil, Fry Avocados Jumbo Size each 25¢ Cabbage Firm Green Heads lb. 5¢ Lettuce New Crop Large Size 2 for 29¢ Bell Peppers lb. 19¢ Bananas Central American 2 lbs. 25¢ Velvet Yams 2 lbs. 25¢ CHRISTMAS TREES Top quality, grown in Canadian Beaches. 7" in B' size. Prices short at $1.99 (No free over $2.99). Strands included. Available in most Safeways USDA CHOICE Ground Beef Shoulder Seach Lean 59¢ Ground Beef Round Extra Lean 69¢ Pork Sausage Swift Brown in Sarve Links or patties 53¢ Leo's Sliced Meats Seach 3 plgs. $1 Values in Frozen Foods Manor House Meat Pies Beef, Chicken, Turkey 6 lbs. $1 Bel-air Frozen Waffles Just pop in toaster 8 oz. pkg. Bel-air Orange Juice Concentrated 5 lbs. $1 Raspberries Bel-air Quality 4 lbs. $1 Strawberries Bel-air Quality 4 lbs. $1 Asparagus Bel-air Whole Spears 8 oz. pkg. 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Other squads vying for one of the trophies given to the first five finishers are Bellflower, Compton, Culver City, El Monte, El Segundo, Montebello, Morningside, North, Redondo, Santa Monica, Torrance, and Ventura high schools, along with the host Beverly Hills Normans. Outstanding player of the tourney will receive a gold trophy, while individual plaques will go to players named on the first and second All-Tournament teams. Coach of the winning team also will be presented with a desk trophy. Puffer states. The BHIBT has become one of the outstanding traditional events for the Beverly Hills student body according to Dr. F. Willard Robinson, principal. "Keen competition, great sportsmanship, and excellent basketball have been characteristic of this tournament," Robinson pointed out. Co-hosting the celebrated tournament with Puffer and now putting final touches to details are Chuck Reilly, basketball coach; Steve Miletich, boys' vice-principal; and John Marrow, administrative assistant. 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