anaheim-gazette 1962-03-29

BERlifeand ady dios holgiv29, vnsinto a n t ilan ver aily 200 il -7 de, nic irst e in ing far off" at lds ter unich at ers ggs eld hilnaunir es, up AMBASSADRESS LEAVES FOR NEW YORK—With some of her "friends to see her off, Miss Disneyland, Velerie Watson of Fullerton, emplained Thursday from Los Angeles International Airport for New York. There she will fill her roll as special Ambassadress for Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom during the show of the Radio City Music Hall production "Disneyland, U.S.A." that opens April 5. Say goodbye are Goofy, Pluto and the Big B Wolf. State To Receive Radiation Meters SACRAMENTO — A tremendous increase in California's capability to cope with the problems of fallout in case of nuclear war is expected in the next six months, the California Disaster Office announced today. It is expected that more than $400,000 worth of radiation meters will be received from the federal government. The instruments will be granted to the State and to those local governments that meet federal requirements, according to Charles Rainey, Chief of the Radiological Defense Division of the California Disaster Office. Rainey indicated that the instruments would be contained in the more than 3000 kits to be distributed throughout the state. "This is the largest number of fallout detection kits ever applied for by this State," he said. Orange County has requested 149 kits. PRESIDENT — Mrs. Angela Ferraris of Fullerton is the new president of St. Jude Hospital Guild. She is a charter member of the guild and has been active in projects since 1953 when the guild began. Installation of new officers will be April 9 at a luncheon. To Do Screenplay Paramount announced the signing this week of Alexander Ramati to write the screen play on "Red Pawn," based on an original story by famed novelist Ayn Rand. Ramiti, himself an author of many plays and novels which include the books, "Beyond the Mountains" and "Rebel Against Art Auction Seen This Saturday "Going — going — GO Those words and the sound auctioneer's hammer will heard many times during the afternoon and evening of Saturday March 24, at the Laguna Art Gallery when some 200 images and pieces of sculpture for public bid. The Annual Collector's Auction will get under way at with E. C. "Ed" Jenkins, Los Angeles acting as auction bidding will continue until when a dinner break will be with activities resumed at 7 p.m. Curator Rostand D. Kel remove the current main membership exhibit on hanging the auction paints the walls there so that art dealers and bargain hunters examine them in the properpective. He will be assist Mrs. Leyden and her com consisting of Jim Blackete ter Bonar, Edwin Hinde, Jackson, Eugene Nowler Walter Wilhouse. Speakers Slated Sycamore PTA M Dean Elmann, dean of range County State College lertion, and William Corser Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES To Do Screenplay Paramount announced the signing this week of Alexander Ramati to write the screen play on "Red Pawn," based on an original story by famed novelist Ayn Rand. Ramiti, himself an author of many plays and novels which include the books, "Beyond the Mountains" and "Rebel Against the Light," now in world-wide circulation, has recently been a writer-producer of 90 minute dramatic specials at CBS. 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 289-A NORTH EUCLID - Anaheim - NE 3-VPIS Speakers Slated Sycamore PTA M Dean Elmann, dean of range County State College, lerton, and William Corser of associated students at Ana Junior College, will be speakers at the Sycamore High School PTA meeting 20 at 7:30 p.m. William C. Poirier, secretary of the Anaheim will also speak on spiritual paring for college. A report from the nominee committee will be the main of business. On the committee Mrs. Rolland Dupuis, Mrs. est Dembler, Mrs. Robert lins, Mrs. Orville Van Hee Mrs. Lathrup. Randy Stricklin Wins Speech Award Randy Stricklin, Western School senior, participating six other Western students National Forensic League trict Speech Tournament Los Angeles State College, 10, won first place in thematic Interpretation division. Refund Claims. If you worked for two or employers last year, too may have been deducted your pay check for disability. If so, you are to a refund from thement of Employment of over $36 deducted for the pose, but you must claim fore June 30. Marine Captain Retires Here Retiring from the Marine Corps yesterday with more than 21 years service, was Marine Captain Robert L. Nelson, 239 E. Charlotte Ave., Anaheim, assistant operations officer for the Marine Aircraft Wing at El Toro. Carmen's Flower Shop To Be Club Feature "Bringing the Garden into the Home" will be the theme of the March My Fair Lady Section of Junior Ebell Club of Anaheim. The meeting on March 20 at 7:45 will feature Carmen from Carmen's Flower Shop. Mrs. Michael Arentsen, chairman, requests that members planning to attend bring their own flowers and foliage along with a favorite container. Hostesses for the evening will be Mmes. Robert Hager, Thomas Lake, Gary Lindell, Lawrence Lindsey, and Donald Ludwig. Chapman Grants . . Two grants totaling $13,640 have been awarded to Chapman College by the National Science Foundation in its new Cooperative College - School Science Program. DON EDMUNDS, 805 N. Clementine Ave., Anaheim, will an entry car in motordom's toughest road performance scheduled for the end of this month. The Anaheim man pilot a Chevy II in the annual Mobil Economy Run which roll over a rugged course reaching more than 2,000 from Los Angeles to Detroit, March 31-April 5. Edmund veteran of the run, is employed locally as a mechanic. MILD CHEDDAR LONGHORN CHEESE 49¢ lb. CENTER CUT ROUND STEA MILD CHEDDAR LONGHORN CHEESE 49¢ lb. LA CHIQUITA CORN TORTILLAS 2 doz. 29¢ CENTER CUT ROUND STEA 79 FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF IRIS COFFEE 55¢ All Grinds Lb. Can Del Monte Dollar Sale 5 Stewed TOMATOES, 303 Can 5 FRIUT COCKTAIL, 303 Can 5 CUT-GREEN BEANS, 303 Can 5 PEAS ... 303 Can 5 Golden Bantam Corn, Cream 303 Can 4 Pineapple & Grapefruit Juice 46 oz. Can Libby's Buffet Size PEAS-CARROTS ... 2 for 25¢ Dole — No. 2 Can SLICED PINEAPPLE ... 39¢ Petuna — Reg. Size Can CAT FOOD ... 2 for 25¢ Holly — 5 Lb. Bag SUGAR ... 49¢ 12 oz. Can MEXICORN ... 23¢ Woodbury — Reg. Size BEAUTY BAR ... 4 for 35¢ Cadiz 8 oz. Jar SALAD OLIVES SNOW FLAKE CRACKERS SHADY OAK 6 oz. Can MUSHROOM STEAK SAUCE Our Best—22 oz. Jar Whole Sw. Pickles MARKET BEST — 18 oz. STRAWBERRY PRESERVES Krey Brown—Gravy With —Lb. C SLICED BEEF Glorietta Ripe, Elberta — 2½ C PEACHES Silk — 60 Count NAPKINS Diamond — 303 Can KIDNEY BEANS Speakers Slated for Sycamore PTA Meet Dean Elmann, dean of the Orange County State College in Fulerton, and William Corser, dean of associated students at Santa Ana Junior College, will be guest speakers at the Sycamore Junior High School PTA meeting March 7:30 p.m. William C. Poirier, general secretary of the Anaheim YMCA will also speak on spiritually preparing for college. A report from the nominating committee will be the main topic business. On the committee are Mrs. Rolland Dupuis, Mrs. Earnest Dembler, Mrs. Robert Mulins, Mrs. Orville Van Hee and Mrs. Lathrup. Randy Stricklin Wins Speech Award Randy Stricklin, Western High School senior, participating with other Western students in the National Forensic League District Speech Tournament held at Los Angeles State College, March 1, won first place in the Draomatic Interpretation division. Refund Claims . . . If you worked for two or more employers last year, too much may have been deducted from your pay check for disability insurance. If so, you are entitled to a refund from the Department of Employment of anything over $30 deducted for that purpose, but you must claim it before June 30. Dole — No. 2 Can SLICED PINEAPPLE ... 39¢ Petuna — Reg. Size Can CAT FOOD ... 2 for 25¢ Holly — 5 Lb. Bag SUGAR ... 49¢ 12 oz. Can MEXICORN ... 23¢ Woodbury — Reg. Size BEAUTY BAR ... 4 for 35¢ Pkg. of 10 TAMPAX ... 45¢ Libby's — 12 oz. Can APRICOT NECTAR 2 for 29¢ BLUE BONNET OLEO ... 25¢ Lb. Pkg. FRESH PRODUCE GRAPEFRIUTS 10 for 49¢ LONG GREEN CUCUMBERS ... 2 for 19¢ AVOCADO S ... 3 for 25¢ ALLISO Prices Effective THURSDAY thru S WE GO Religious Tolerance To Be Topic Friday “Religious Tolerance” will be the subject of the lecture given by Rev. Alexander Humphreys, S. J., on Friday, March 23, at 8 p.m. at St. Joseph’s College, Batavia St. at La Veta in Orange. Fr. Humphreys joined the staff at Loyola University in Los Angeles in 1953 and is presently head of the Department of Sociology. He received his Ph.D. in Sociology at Harvard and did his doctoral dissertation on the effects of urbanization on the Irish. The lecture is the third in the spring series sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph and the Christian Family Movement. It is open to the public and the donation is $1.00 per person or couple; students are admitted at half price. CC Sets Program For Scholarships Chapman College has announced its second annual full-tuition academic scholarship competition open to students in the 1962 graduating classes of Fullerton Junior College, Orange Coast College, and Santa Ana College. One student from each college will be selected to receive a full tuition academic scholarship for 1962-1963 at Chapman College. Deadline for application for this scholarship program is April 15. Additional information and application forms may be obtained from the Admissions Office at Chapman College. FUNDAMENTALS & TECHNIQUES OF GOOD BASKETBALL DON PERKINS — Consultant FOR BOYS AGES 8 - 16 YEARS CLASSES—CHAPMAN COLLEGE GYM Starting June 18 to July 7; July 9 to July 28 Not sponsored by Chapman College FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE OR CALL Academy of Basketball CONTACT: Dir. of Admissions, 5391 Amy Ave., Garden Grove; Or Call KI 5-9235 READ AND USE THE WANT ADDS! CENTER CUT ROUND STEAK 79 lb. BEEF ... 3 lbs. $1.00 LEAN TENDER CHUCK ROAST 49 lb. THICK CUT SWISS STEAK 79 lb. 8 oz. Jar D OLIVES 35¢ FLAKE BACKERS 29¢ Lb. Box AK 6 oz. Can ROOM SAUCE 10¢ est—22 oz. Jar e Sw. Pickles 45¢ BEST — 18 oz. WBERRY RVES 35¢ ORANGE BONUS STAMPS $5 Worth of Orange Stamps With a Box-of-50 Book Matches ALL FOR 19¢ Pkg. PILLSBURY Flour 45¢ 5 Lb. Bag 24 oz. Pkg. OAKITE 36¢ Nu-Seft — Quart Bottle 89¢ FABRIC SOFTENER 36¢ Lindsay Pitted Select — Tall Cane RIPE OLIVES 35¢ Star-Kist — Reg. Size CHUNK LIGHT TUNA 35¢ Cary 100% Pure — 8 oz. Bottle MAPLE SYRUP 61¢ Heinz Strained Jar BABY FOOD 10¢ Gravy With -Lb. Can BEEF 59¢ Ripe, Elberta -2½ Can HES 39¢ Count 10¢ INS 10¢ -303 Can 19¢ Y BEANS 19¢ -6 oz. Bottle 49¢ NING PLUID 18 oz. Pkg. 45¢ tle 23¢ 49¢ Nu-Soft - Quart Bottle 89¢ FABRIC SOFTENER ... Lindsay Pitted Select - Tall Cans 36¢ RIPE OLIVES ... Star-Kist - Reg. Size 35£ CHUNK LIGHT TUNA ... Cary 100% Pure - 8 oz. Bottle 61£ MAPLE SYRUP ... Heinz Strained Jar 10¢ BABY FOOD ... Modart - 10 oz. Can $1.49 STYLE-HAIR SPRAY Goodwins - Quart Bottle 26£ AMMONIA ... GHIRADELLI CHOC. CHIPS ... 15¢ Pkg. FROZEN FOODS CHICKEN-TURKEY-BEEF 47¢ BIRDS EYE DINNERS M.C.P. 6 oz. Can ORANGE JUICE ... 7 for $1 Fillets of Perch or Fillets of Cod CARNATION FISH 45¢ lb. Pkg. SON'S Prices Effective March 29-30-31-April 1 THURSDAY thru SUNDAY—Specials All Day Sunday WE GIVE ORANGE STAMPS 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