anaheim-gazette 1962-03-15

The image is a black and white sketch depicting two individuals leaning into a window frame. They appear to be in a cozy indoor setting, possibly a cabin or a room with wooden walls. The focus is on their faces, suggesting they are engaged in a conversation or sharing a moment. There is no visible text within the sketch that can be transcribed. WAITING FOR THE LEPRECHAUN—Adam and his wife, Bess, two main characters in the play "FlibbertyGibbet," (see story) look with amazement at the tremendous harvest the Leprechaun has reaped for their neighbor. They plan to have "FlibbertyGibbet" perform his magic on their farm, unaware that their selfish act can only bring doom to the Leprechaun. This three-act play is sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation. March Events Slated Leprechaun... For Newcomers Club The first of the many activities planned by the Newcomers Club for the month of March was the Couples Evening Bridge Section which met in the Community Room of the Glendale Federal Savings and Loan building. Prizes went to Betty Gasaway, Jim Crotty, Joanne Butts, R. Liebman, Dorothy Mason and Bill Walter. Refreshments were served buffet style. Serving as Hosts for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. R. Liebman and Mr. and Mrs. D. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rushing are co-ordinators of this section. The next meeting of this group will be April 4. Newcomers interested in playing bridge may telephone the chairman. March 20 will be a "special date" for the Ladies Evening Bridge Section since it will mark the end of the present tournament. On April 17 the new tournament will start with Lee Stromquist as chairman. The Theatre-goers will leave in chartered buses to go to the Pasadena Payhouse to see Zasu Pitts in the new comedy "Everybody Loves Opal." Reservation deadline is March 15. Buses will leave from the Broadway Shopping Center at 6:45 p.m. Leslie Lambert and Iva Holm are co-chairmen of this section. The Ladies Luncheon and Card Party will be held in the Roman Room of the Anaheim Bowl on March 27. Bridge classes will be starting March 16 and new bowling leagues will start in May. Members have been requested to bring book and magazines suitable for children up to eighteen years of age to the meetings so that they may be sent to the Orange County Library of the Albert Sitton Home for children. Nettie Ferry is the Newcomer in charge of this project. Anyone interested in any of the activities of the Newcomers Club (Continued from Page One) visit to the place when her great-grandmother was a girl and absolute faith that he will fulfill his promise to return. The curtain opens with Flibberty Gibbet's tempestous return, accompanied by wind and lightning. In order to be accepted in a community, he assumes the character and dress of a farmer. He able to perform wonder magic; but, if his gifts are used for financial gain because of a greed of humanity, he will whirl away again — this time into eternal banishment. The conflict is created through the skepticism of the adults Nonnie's world who believe she is too old to have her full of fancies and should learn see things as they are. Only Gramps does she have a stamina. He, too, hears the "music" the wind" which was Flibberty Gibbet's parting gift for all who believed in him. The musical adaptation is done by George Marx, who portrays Gramps in the play, and Ethel wyn Sutro. "This is the fifth year..." The next meeting of this group will be April 4. Newcomers interested in playing bridge may telephone the chairman. March 20 will be a "special date" for the Ladies Evening Bridge Section since it will mark the end of the present tournament. On April 17 the new tournament will start with Lee Strom. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Your Satisfaction Our Concern 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 COMPLETE TRANSMISSION REPAIR STANDARD AND AUTOMATIC EXPERT WORKMANSHIP ALL TYPES • OVERHAULED • REPAIRED • EXCHANGED • ADJUSTED FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK GUARANTEED Open 7 Days a Week CHARLIE'S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 237-A NORTH EUCLID - Anaheim - KE 3-1715 ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE KE 5-2868 505 S. Los Angeles St. THINGS TO SEE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Spring is greeted in the Southland with the usual varied menu of activities to please every taste. Here is the schedule of events in the area for the period Mar. 15 through 25 as compiled by the Automobile Club of Southern California. ARCADIA: Southland Orchid Show is Mar. 23 through 25 at the Los Angeles State and County Arboretum. Harness Racing is at Santa Anita Mar. 13 through April 7. CLAREMONT: "Amigos de Michoacan" is current Padua Hills Theater attraction through Apr. 14. GLENDALE: All Breed Dog Show is Mar. 25 in Civic Auditorium. HAWTHORNE: "Springtime in Gems" is theme of Gem and Mineral Show presented by Northrup Gem and Mineral Club, Mar. 24 and 25, in Northrup Products Display Bldg. HOLLYWOOD: "Killarney Gem Festival," sponsored by Hollywood Lapidary and Mineral Society, is Mar. 17 and 18 in Plummer Park. INGLEWOOD: The California International Flower Show and Food Festival, featuring gardens, cut flowers, florist displays and educational exhibits is Mar. 16 through 25 at Hollywood Park. Food demonstrations and table setting displays are in auditorium. LA CANADA: Descanso Gardens Daffodil Show is Mar. 17 and 18. LOS ANGELES: Violinist Issac Storn is soloist when Paul Kietzki conducts the LA. Philharmonic Orchestra, 2:30 p.m., Mar. 15 and 8:30 p.m., Mar. 16 in Philharmonic Auditorium. Pianist Emil Gilels Plays in concerts in the Auditorium, 2:30 p.m., Mar. 22, 23 and 29 and 8:30 p.m., Mar. 26 and 30. "Celestial Colors" is current show at Griffith Park Planetarium through Mar. 18. "Bodies Between the Planets" open Mar. 20. The Carl Heiborne Memorial Show is current display at Tower Gallery. "Northwest Indian Art" is exhibition on display at Municipal Art Gallery, Barnsdall Park, Mar. 20 through Apr. 15. "Recent Acquisitions," an exhibition of outstanding historic costumes and textiles, is featured at County Museum through Mar. 20. "Early Silver in California" on display Mar. 21. Chamber music program, 3 p., Mar. 24 features the Grental Shanley Music Hall. The Pacific String Orchestra provides the Mar. 25 concert. LA Blades, professions ketball team, play in Sporting Na against Vancouver Mar. 18 and 17, and at Portland, 8 p., Mar. 20. Annual Los Angeles Law Society and Van Ness Playground Art Classes Exhibit, feature gem stones, jewelry, miniature lapidary art, is Mar. 18 on the Van Ness Playground. Michigan State Picnic is 18 in Sycamore Grove. OJAI: The California State Folk Dance Festival is May and 25 in Civic Park. PALM SPRINGS: Invite Golf Tournament, in 27th year played on O'Donnell Course rent through Mar. 18. Rodeo, square dance jamb parade, endurance horse ride, kangaroo court and action show are featured even the Desert Circus March through 25. PASADENA: "Every Loves Opal," starring Zasu is current presentation in... MANHATTAN FRANKS 39 lb. FRESH COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE 49 lb. MILK FED VEAL ROAST 49 LA CHIQUITA CO TORTILLAS 2 doz. KRAFT 2 Lb. Loaf Velveeta Cheese 79 c CHASE & SANBORN Lb. Can COFFEE ALL GRINDS White House SALAD DRESSING 29 c 24 oz. Jar TUNA STAR-KIST CHUNK LIGHT ½ Size 33 c BONUS ORANGE STAMPS $5.00 WORTH OF ORANGE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF GHIRARDELL All For Chocolate Chips 21 c Beads-O-Bleach Giant 33 oz. Pkg. SWEETHEART—Bath Size Toilet Soap 4 200 COUNT KLEENEX 1 NINE LIVES CAT FOOD 2 for All Tuna ½ Size Can Purex Gallen Plastic Bottles Elastic LIQUID STARCH Quart Bottle Reynold's Wrap GHIRARDELL All For 21¢ Chocolate Chips FOREMOST PREMIUM ICE CREAM ½ gal. 69¢ Double Moulded Hot or Cold 40 et. Diamond Lunch Plates 79¢ 46 Oz. Can Dole Pineapple Juice 29¢ Oro-Suds 27¢ 12 oz. Pkg. FRESH PRODUCE SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL! Extra Fancy WINESAP APPLES ... 10¢ lb. Lb. Cello Pack CARROTS ... 2 for 15¢ ALLISON 555 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Prices Effective THURSDAY thru SUNDAY WE GIVE O IN SOUTHLAND ANAHEIM GAZETTE—7 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, March 18, 1962 Early Silver in California" goes on display Mar. 21. Chamber music program, 3 p., Mar. 18 features the Grental Shanley Ensemble. The Pacific String Quartet provides the Mar. 25 concert. LA Blades, professional basketball team, play in Sports Area against Vancouver 8 p.m. Mar. 16 and 17, and against Portland, 8 p.m., Mar. 20 and 23. Annual Los Angeles Lapidary Society and Van Ness Playground Art Classes Exhibit, featuring gem stones, jewelry, minerals and lapidary art, is Mar. 17 and on the Van Ness Playground. Michigan State Picnic is Mar. 24 in Sycamore Grove. OJAI: The California Statewide Folk Dance Festival is Mar. 24 and 25 in Civic Park. PALM SPRINGS: Invitational golf Tournament, in 27th year, is played on O'Donnell Course current through Mar. 18. Rodeo, square dance jamboree, grade, endurance horseback ride, kangaroo court and a fashion show are featured events of the Desert Circus Mar. 21 through 25. PASADENA: "Everybody loves Opal," starring Zasu Pitts, current presentation in Pasadena Playhouse. Pianist Roger Williams is featured in concert in the Civic Auditorium Mar. 24. Sculpture and Jewelry by Toza and Ruth Radakovich and Paintings by Robert Motherwell are current Art Museum featured exhibits. Girl Scouts sponsor Garden Tours in South Pasadena and San Rafael areas Mar. 17 and 18. POMONA: Arabian Horse Shows are presented each Sunday at 2 and 3:3p p.m., through May at Kellogg Campus of Cal Poly. SAN BERNARDINO: Annual Orange Show is Mar. 15 through 25. Event features fruit and live-stock exhibits and International Flower and Garden Show. SAN DIEGO: "Who Was That Lady I Saw You With" is current presentation in Old Globe Theater, through Mar. 18. SAN GABRIEL: Occidental Glee Club will present program in Civic Auditorium Mar. 17. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO: Fiesta de las Golondrinas, Mar. 17 through 19, celebrates return of swallows to the Mission. Parade at 2 p.m., Mar. 17 and trail ride on Mar. 18 are featured events. 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Tooth Paste Economy Size PLUS STRIPE 69¢ $5.00 ORANGE STAMPS FREE! ALBERS—2 LB. BOX Pancake-Waffle Mix 29¢ MODESS 45¢ 12 Regular Pkg. Holly Sugar 51¢ 5 Lb. Bag FROZEN FOODS MORTON MACARONI & CHEESE LARGE SIZE 39¢ BIRDS EYE ONION RINGS FRENCH FRIED-4 oz. Pkg. 25¢ RUPERT DRESSED FISH WHITING ½ Lb. Pkg. 39¢ CARNATION FILLET OF SOLE LB. PKG. 59¢ 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 March 15-16-17-18 THURSDAY thru SUNDAY—Specials All Day Sunday WE GIVE ORANGE STAMPS