anaheim-gazette 1962-04-26

SIDELIGHTS NO KETCHUP NO HARMONY By Doris Lee By DORIS LEE Family harmony in our house stands or falls on seemingly insignificant things. This week it was a bottle of ketchup. Ketchup, for Chuck, means the difference between a healthy, well-adjusted life and slow starvation. He can't eat without it. It goes on everything. I think he even stirs it in his milk. And he uses extra large doses of it to disguise food he doesn't like. That's what caused the latest discord. We were having eggs which he hates. "Where's the ketchup?" he asked. "We're all out," I said. He groaned. "Forget the eggs. I'll try to choke down the potatoes." "What kind of a meal is that?" I asked. "You have to have eggs." "I can't eat them without ketchup," he insisted. "Ridiculous," I said. "You're eating potatoes without ketchup. Here, take some." "No," he said, stubbornly folding his arms. Open Wide Forcing food between the lips of my stomach and turning away from him. "I get the picture." "Good," he said. "Now in view of my strong feelings don't you think it's nice of me to eat them anyway—with ketchup on them? I nodded weakly. "Eat your potatoes." The discussion did something damaging to the raceal. Everybody ate in an atmosphere of apathy. Just a Cupful "Oh, for heaven's sake!" I cried finally. "I'll get ketchup if I have to scour the neighborhood." I threw down my napkin and flounced out to the house next door. "May I borrow your ketchup?" I asked. "Chuck won't eat his eggs without it." They were all out. "Tell him to try chili sauce," they said. "No," I said. "It has to be ketchup." I tried the next house. They had it but they were using it. "If you wait a minute," they said, "we'll all use it first and then you can take it." I wouldn't hear of it. At the third house I hit paydirt. They had a full bottle. "Hardly ever use it," they said. UNITED CALIFORNIA officially opens their southheim office tomorrow at 12:00 Los Angeles St., at the north corner of Ball Rd., 10 a.m. p.m. Lawrence A. Petersen be the branch office manager. In addition all regular service the branch will include a Up Teller Service and a depository. JOSEPH A. VEVODA, Anaheim, has been appalled by South Pacific regional man for Pfizer Laboratories divisional Chas. Pfizer & Co., Ins., announced today by C Kapp, sales manager. In his new position, Vevod direct the Pfizer Laboratories sales force in southern California, Utah, Wyoming, and eastern areas of Oregon, Nevada. BONDS, PAYING 6 PER ANNUAL INTEREST AND Maturity from one to 16 years, are able for investors in donations of $100, $500, and $100 nounces Harvey Mitchell, trader of Magnolia Baptist Church Anaheim. The bonds are sold by possession of the State of California are being used to finance building of a sanctuary church. Prospective purchasers contact Mitchell at TW 3-022 call Rev. Kenneth Fischer church, JA 7-9122, to have a thorized representative call them. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ICK dealers delivered a to He groaned. Forget the eggs. I'll try to choke down the potatoes." "What kind of a meal is that?" I asked. "You have to have eggs." "I can't eat them without ketchup," he insisted. "Ridiculous," I said. "You're eating potatoes without ketchup. Here, take some." "No," he said, stubbornly folding his arms. Open Wide Forcing food between the lips of a 10-year-old is a tough assignment. "Now, see here!" I exploded. "T guess I'm still the mother around here, and if I say you're going to eat your eggs, you're going to eat your eggs." I put some on his plate. He pushed the plate away and looked down at me. He's quite tall. "Mother," he said patiently, "I'm not usually hard to deal with. I like nearly everything, even burned potatoes which you serve up a couple times a week. I'll even eat them without ketchup if I have to. But eggs I hate. The mere thought of them makes me ill. I mean, think of it. An egg is an unborn chicken, an unformed animal without bones or skin or muscles, nothing but—" "Stop!" I shrieked, clutching 8TK The Community Funeral Directors BACKS, TROUTMAN, KAULBARS ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST 1617 W. LA PALMA at EUCLID ANAHEIM PR 2-1617 Riders Getting Ready For Chino Ranch Ride The 28th Annual Chino Rancho Ride will be held on Sunday in Soquel Canyon in the Chino Hills. The largest riding event in Chino Valley, and the only family type in all of California, it is a non-profit event which benefits local Girl Scouts only. The Calvacade will be led by SHERIFF FRANK BLAND of San Bernardino County, followed by his riders and other organized groups, then by men, women and children, all mounted. From 1,500 to 2,000 are expected. ACADEMY of BASKETBALL COMPLETE INSTRUCTION IN THE FUNDAMENTALS OF BASKETBALL 8 Hrs. Instruction $30.00 They were all out. "Tell him to try chili sauce," they said. "No," I said. "It has to be ketchup." I tried the next house. They had it but they were using it. "If you wait a minute," they said, "we'll all use it first and then you can take it." I wouldn't hear of it. At the third house I hit paydirt. They had a full bottle. "Hardly ever use it," they said. "Especially on eggs. Spoils their delicate flavor. We love eggs." I was tempted to ask them if they ever stopped to really think about eggs but decided against it. I thanked them and went home with the ketchup. "Here," I said, thrusting the bottle at Chuck. "Now eat your eggs." He doused the eggs liberally with the ketchup. Everybody watched him. "I think I'll try a little on mine," said Tony. "Me too," said Linda. "You know, I believe I'll give it a try," said Charlie with a little embarrassed laugh. Everybody doused the eggs with ketchup. Absolutely insane," I said, and began eating. I pushed my eggs around with my fork. I felt slightly ill. "Pass the ketchup, please," I said finally. The bonds are sold by pension of the State of California are being used to finance building of a sanctuary a church. Prospective purchasers contact Mitchell at TW 3-02 call Rev. Kenneth Fischer n church, JA 7-912, to have a thorized representative call them. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ICK dealers delivered a total of 603 new Buicks for the first days of April, of which 365 Specials, announced Charlie Speight, Los Angeles Zone n ager. This represents a 141.2 per increase over the same last year, reported Speight. A NET PROFIT of $1,852 was reported today by Do Aircraft Company for the quarter of the 1902 fiscal which ended February 28. This compares to a profit $1,472,000 in the last quarter 1901, and a profit of $1,715,000 in the first quarter a year a "FLY-BY-NIGHT BUILDER contractors cost representa of the California building in try more than $267,000,000 in bankruptcies and the taxers are having to pick up tab in addition to being alr saddled with the highest tax in the history of California. This was the statement of Senator John F. McCarthy, publican Senate leader and didate for Lt. Governor, after meeting April 19, with building dustry leaders in Santa Clara County. MORE THAN 20,000 lea from all segments of industry throughout the thirteen west states are expected to conv el on the Great Western Ex Center in Los Angeles for opening on May 9 of the Western Material Handling Packaging Show, exposition ncials announced today. AEROJET-GENERAL Corp tion's Space Propulsion Divi Azusa, California, has been lected to build the service mo propulsion engine for the Ap spacecraft, it was announced day by the National Aeronautic and Space Administration ACADEMY of BASKETBALL COMPLETE INSTRUCTION IN THE FUNDAMENTALS OF BASKETBALL 8 Hrs. Instruction $30.00 For Boys—Ages 8-16 Years 6 Separate Classes July 18 to July 28 Phone KI 3-9335 ANAHEIM ATTENTION! Ladies and Girls (NO AGE LIMIT) You Are Invited To Join the ... ANAHEIM "GOOD NEIGHBOR" POPULARITY CONTEST THE ONLY REQUIREMENTS ARE THAT YOU ARE A RESIDENT OF ANAHEIM 100 Contestants Will Be Selected To Do Public Relations Work On The Anaheim "Good Neighbor" Project • Full or Part Time Apply In Person INQUIRE AT ANAHEIM GAZETTE NOW! 259 E. Lincoln—Anaheim UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK partially opens their south Anaheim office tomorrow at 1234 So. Angeles St., at the northeast corner of Ball Rd., 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Lawrence A. Petersen will be the branch office manager. In addition all regular services, a branch will include a Drive-Teller Service and a nightpository. JOSEPH A. VEVODA, Jr. of Anaheim, has been appointed South Pacific regional manager of Pfizer Laboratories division of Las. Pfizer & Co., Ins., is was announced today by Charles App, sales manager. In his new position, Vevoda will direct the Pfizer Laboratories sales force in southern California, Arizona, Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, and eastern areas of Oregon and Nevada. BONDS, PAYING 6 PER CENT annual interest and maturing in one to 16 years, are available for investors in denominations of $100, $500, and $1000, announces Harvey Mitchell, treasurer of Magnolia Baptist Church, Anaheim. The bonds are sold by permission of the State of California and being used to finance the building of a sanctuary at the church. Prospective purchasers may contact Mitchell at TW 3-0281, or Rev. Kenneth Fischer at the church, JA 7-9112, to have an authorized representative call on them. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BUY-A-K dealers delivered a total of model homes to be featured at the Los Angeles Home Show, June 21-July 1, was completed Monday at the Sports Arena, it was announced by Kelly Buchanan, president of Skystructures, Inc., which built the model. The Skychatet, built along modified "A" frame design for vacation informality, is complete with sleeping loft above a downstairs bedroom and convertible den. It also includes full bath and kitchen facilities in a living area of 816 square feet. The price range is $4500 to $7500. A REGULAR QUARTERLY dividend of 50 cents a share on Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association capital stock was declared by the bank's board of directors meeting in Los Angles. The dividend, which is at the annual rate of $2 per share, is payable May 31 to shareholders of record May 4. J.K. ALFRED, 1303 FANN ST., Anaheim, manager of the Four Corners Division of Shell Line Corporation, is attending the Tenth Shell Management Course at Columbia University in New York City. Jackson Back from Moppets Wanted Glen Ivy Hot Springs Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Jackson, 706 Juniper Pl., Anaheim, spent a recent weekend enjoying the delicious Danish cuisine and hot springs facilities at Springborg's Glen Ivy Hot Springs. One of the largest castes for children in the recent week at Paramount; when pet actors will appear giant "auction-bazaar" to the currently filming comedy, "My Six Loves." MILD CHEDDAR LONGHORN CHEESE 49¢ lb. LEAN TENDEE CHUCK ROA 39¢ LACHIQUITA CORN TORTILLA 2 doz. 29¢ FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF PILLSBURY FLOUR 5 Lb. Bag 49¢ SWIFT'S JEWEL OIL 24 oz. Bottle 35¢ C. H. — 5 Lb. Bag 51¢ $1¥01 SUGAR 10 Lb. Bag ... SNAROL Lb. Pkg. 39¢ 2½ Lb. 79¢ PELLETS ... STARKIST — ½ Size Can CHUNK LIGHT TUNA 33¢ SCOTT — Big Roll TOWELS 33¢ M.D. TOILET PAPER 4 for 39¢ V.B. — 303 Can APPLE SAUCE 19¢ Tropical—26 oz. Bottle PANCAKE SYRRE Blue Bell—Pt. Carton Cottage Cheese Butternut, Round Can, COFFEE Lb. Co Darigold—1st Quality BUTTER NIAGARA — Economy Size INSTANT STARCH BONDWARE — 40 Nine Inch PAPER PLATES DOWNY — Giant Size FABRIC SOFTENER AUSTEX PLAIN — 15 oz. Can CHILI CON CARNE NINE LIVES — Reg. Size Can CAT FOOD 2 NORTHERN — 100 Foot WAXTEX STARKIST – ½ Size Can CHUNK LIGHT TUNA 33¢ SCOTT – Big Roll TOWELS 33¢ M.D. TOILET PAPER 4 for 39¢ V.B. – 303 Can APPLE SAUCE 19¢ DOLE – 13½ oz. PINEAPPLE CHUNKS 23¢ LIBBY – 8½ oz. Can Garden Sweet Peas 2/31¢ M.C.P. JUICE 32 oz. Can Pineapple-Grapefruit 15¢ FRESH PRODUCE GRAPEFRUIT 10 lbs. 49¢ 1 LB. CELLO PACK CARROTS 2 pkgs. 15¢ VINE RIPE TOMATOES 2 lbs. 25¢ ALLISO 555 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Prices Effective THURSDAY thru SUNDAY WE GIVE Senator Kuchel To Be at Mexico-U.S. Group Confab U. S. Senator Thomas H. Kuchel of California, one of the few Spanish-speaking national legislators, has been appointed a member of the Mexico-United States Interparliamentary Group which will discuss mutual problems at a conference here May 14-17. The Senior California Senator, who was official American delegate to the 1958 inauguration of Mexican President Lopez-Mateos, will serve with colleagues selected by Vice-President Johnson and House Speaker McCormack as representatives of the two chambers of Congress for consultations with counterparts from Mexico City. Kuchel long has sought to improve U.S.-Mexican relations, being principal sponsor of a resolution to donate a monument commemorating Mexico's first 150 years of independence and advocating various measures to assist the economic and social development of America's next-door neighbor. Watch the Classified Columns. Moppets Wanted One of the largest casting calls for children in the recent history of the studio takes place this week at Paramount; when 35 mop-pet actors will appear in the giant "auction-hazaar" scene of the currently filming romantic-comedy, "My Six Loves." Acousticon SERVING THE HARD OF HEARING Since 1902 For Complete Information Without Cost or Obligation VISIT OUR OFFICE or TELEPHONE FOR HOME APPOINTMENT Acousticon of Anaheim 111 NO. LOS ANGELES ST. PR 4-8042 LEAN TENDER CHUCK OAST CENTER CUT CHUCK STEAKS 49 c.lb. LEAN TENDER CHUCK OAST 39 lb. BEEF 3 lbs. $1.00 CENTER CUT CHUCK STEAKS 49 lb. LEAN END CUT PORK CHOPS 49 lb. —26 oz. Bottle CAKE SYRUP 25c Well—Pt. Carton age Cheese 25c ut, Round Can, All Grinds FEE Lb. Can 59c d—1st Quality TTER 67 lb. — Economy Size NT STARCH 39¢ E — 40 Nine Inch PLATES 63¢ Giant Size 98¢ SOFTENER LAIN — 15 oz. Can CON CARNE 49¢ S — Reg. Size Can OOD 2 for 29£ N — 100 Foot X 23¢ SNIDER'S 2 for CATSUP 14 oz. Bottle 25¢ ORANGE STAMPS BONUS VALUE BUTTER DISH ALL FOR 29¢ Plus $5.00 in Orange Stamps BAYER ASPIRIN ALL FOR 73¢ 100 Tablets Plus $10.00 in Orange Stamps STARKIST — 15 oz. Can 31¢ EGG NOODLES & TUNA 31¢ REYNOLDS — 25 Ft. WRAP 35¢ ZEE — 15 Count GARBAGE BAGS 25¢ GREEN GIANT — 303 Can PEAS 24¢ 18 oz. Pkg. BEADS-O-BLEACH 45¢ LIBBY — 12 oz. Can BOAST BEEF 65¢ SOFTENER 98¢ LAIN — 15 oz. Can 49¢ CON CARNE 49¢ S — Reg. Size Can 2 for 29¢ FOOD 2 for 29¢ N — 100 Foot 23¢ X 23¢ BER FOODS 3 for 29¢ FOODS 4%-OZ. JARS FOODS 7%-OZ. JARS COMET with Chlorinal, Reg. Size CLEANSER Cans 2 for 25¢ FROZEN FOODS BANQUET ASSORTED DINNERS ... A Real Buy 39¢ M.C.P.—6 oz. Can LEMONADE ... 3 for 25¢ BIRDS EYE—2 oz. Pkg. POTATO PATTIES ... 14¢ SON'S Prices Effective April 26-27-28-29 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