anaheim-gazette 1962-05-03

'BIRD IN FLIGHT' — Anne Krause, Orange County sculptress, is shown working on one of the several pieces of sculpture she is presently displaying at Lindell's Restaurant, 1783 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim. She is also displaying some 30 oils. Proceeds from the exhibition and a festival of Arts film, shown April 21, will go toward the building fund for the new Temple B Emet, to be erected on Cerritos near Euclid, Anaheim. 'BIRD IN FLIGHT' — Anne Krause, Orange County sculptress, is shown working on one of the several pieces of sculpture she is presently displaying at Lindell's Restaurant, 1783 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim. She is also displaying some 30 oils. Proceeds from the exhibition and a festival of Arts film, shown April 21, will go toward the building fund for the new Temple B Emet, to be erected on Cerritos near Euclid, Anaheim. Lawyers to Get Special Program A postgraduate program for Orange County attorneys on legal problems of real estate syndicates and investment trusts will be presented in Santa Ana May 12 at 9 a.m. in dept. five of the Superior Court, County Courthouse. The program is presented by the State Bar of California Committee on Continuing Education of the Bar through facilities of University of California Extension and in cooperation with the Orange County Bar Association. WE RENT Most Everything - TRACTORS - TRAILERS - COMPRESSORS Service Is Our FIRST Thought! FRED'S RENTALS LA 5-8034 816 S. Harbor Blvd. — FULLERTON — Orange County Farm Bureau Advises on Services Budget Orange County’s Coroner and Public Administrator was the target of special comments of the Orange County Farm Bureau in a letter to the board of supervisors which "reinterated" thier "constant interest in the economy of government". The letter asked the supervisors, in contemplating the budget for the 1962-63 fiscal year to attempt to keep services at a level which will allow continuance of attraction of good industries to the county and to maintain a good economy. The recognized that the county supervisors have control over a rather minor share of the total tax load in the county, where almost half the tax rate is for schools alone. "One of the points which we wish particularly to impress upon you is that we will support you in a close scrutiny of the proposed budget as submitted by the Coroner-Administrator of Orange County", the Farm Bureau stated, "to the end that the will not be used for empire-ing and that the office shall managedinas economical a od as possible". The communication stated "serious consideration should given to using the office of County Counsel for legal service of the Coroner and Administr wherever possible". New Film on Social Security Availability A dramatic and colorful motion picture about Socialcurity is now available free showings at service cl schools, and other organizations in Orange County, according Ralph A. Dillman, Social security district manager. Read the Classified Colu THE UNTOUCHABLES IN “Hair Fashions” IN "Hair Fashions" ... the latest lines in Hair Styling with Permanent Waving and Hair Coloring as our Leading Features Manicuring — Pedicuring — Facials Fashion WIG'S (Human or Synthetic Hair) "Over 100 Custom Colors to Choose From" — also — We Specialize in Cutting and Dressing Wigs 1524 WEST CHAPMAN AVE. (½ Block West of Main St.) ORANGE — KE 2-2763 Open Monday thru Saturday—Evenings by Appt. Richard Gay Gets Honorary Life Membership at Salk PTA Meeting Richard Gay, manager and vice-president of the Anaheim Bank of America, was awarded a honorary life membership by the Anaheim Council of PTA at the 4th annual Honorary Life Banquet held at Jonas E. Salk school. Paul Cook, superintendent of Anaheim Union High School District, presented the award. Mr. Gay is currently serving on the Masonic Temple board and on the Advisory Committee for the Anaheim Memorial Hospital as well as president for the second year of the Anaheim YMCA. A past chairman of the Anaheim Western Community United Fund campaign, he also served as president of the Rotary Club and president of the Chamber of Commerce. In addition, he was past chairman of the Citizens of Advisory Committee for promotion of school bonds for the Anaheim Union High School district and was chiefly responsible for the funds raised for the promotion of the successful bond election for the district. Mrs. Nicholas Freck, honorary life chairman for council, presided over the banquet attended by 200 recipients of whom 78 received the award this year. Warren Peterkin and the Acapella Choir from the new Savanna High School entertained with a selection of songs. Serving with Mrs. Freck on the banquet committee were Wynne Silver, Mrs. Verne DeFore,Mrs. James Griffith and Mrs. Val Renner. Decorations were furnished by Mrs. George Karcher assisted by Mrs. Howard Shaw, Mrs. Jerry Rozar, Mrs. Irwin Haberle, Mrs. Richard Nichols and Mrs. Harlow Dean. Helping Mrs. Ben Matz, school cafeteria manager, with the serving were volunteers from Salk PTA, Mrs. Harlow Dean, Mrs. Jerry Rozar, Mrs. George Karcher, Mrs. Bud L. Jones, Mrs. Jack Siegert, Mrs. James Martin, Mrs. Kenneth Stitz, Mrs. Joseph Reinhardt, Mrs. Phillip Tripp, Mrs. Glenn Oder and Mrs. Donald Renk. Homes Show Theme A theme of "Everything, including the Kitchen Sink" was announced today for the 1962 Los Angeles Home Show to be held at the Sports Arena June 21-July 1. ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Thursday, May 3, 1962 ANAHEIM GAZETTE—5 Bureau City In anticipation of the budget for the County of which is now in its early development, the county Bureau has followed recommendations of its countywide mittee and has made a statement concerning the county general pital, which takes the la ALEX FRESH POTATO SALAD 1 Lb. Carton 29¢ FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 for $1.00 IRIS COFFEE 49¢ ALL GRINDS DETERGENT KING WHITE 47¢ NOW WITH BORAXO BOSCO — 24 oz. Jar MILK AMPLIFIER ... 63¢ WOODBURY — Reg. Size NEW Beauty Bar SOAP 4 for 35¢ KRAFT — Quart Jar 55¢ MIRACLE WHIP 35¢ HERSHEY —½ Lb. Box SWEET COCOA 35¢ CUT-RITE — 125 Feet WAX PAPER 25¢ DOLE — 2 Lb. Can TOMATO JUICE 15¢ POWDER ROOM TOILET TISSUE 4 for 49¢ Libby's—303 Can FRUIT COCKTAIL Blue Bonnet, Lb. Pkg. OLEO MARGARINE Borden's BISCUITS 2 DEL MONTE DR PINEAPPLE-GRAPE 4 for $1.00 GERBER'S BABY Junior Cans ... 11 Strained Cans ... 11 High Meat Dinner Cans FELS NAPTHA BAR SOAP ... 2 CALO — Tall Cans CAT-DOG FOOD ... 2 AUSTEX — 15 oz. Can BEEF TAMALES DIXIE — 25 Count MIRACLE WHIP 55¢ HERSHEY -½ Lb. Box 35¢ SWEET COCOA CUT-RITE – 125 Feet 25¢ WAX PAPER 15¢ DOLE – 2 Lb. Can TOMATO JUICE 4 for 49¢ POWDER ROOM TOILET TISSUE 21¢ BUTTER KERNEL – 303 Can Golden Cream Style 29£ ELASTIC – Quart Bottle LIQUID STARCH 21£ SCOTT – Reg. Roll PAPER TOWEL 29£ BIG DEAL ½ Gal. IMITATION ICE MILK 29¢ FRESH PRODUCE Winesap Apples 10¢ lb. Spanish Onions 2 lbs. 15¢ ALLISO 555 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Prices Eff THURSDAY thru SU WE G Bureau Cites Budget Rise In anticipation of the 1962-63 budget for the County of Orange which is now in its early stages of development, the county Farm Bureau has followed recommendations of its countywide tax committee and has made a statement concerning the county general hospital, which takes the largest local bite out of the property taxpayer's pocket. In the statement presented to the county Board of Supervisors, the farm groups cite an increase of the hospital budget in the last five years from $2,378,240 in 1956 to a budget of $5,735,752 for the current fiscal year. Population has increased an estimated 22 percent during this period, but the hospital budget has increased 125 per cent, the Farm Bureau states. According to the chairman of their tax committee, Everett Nichols of San Diego, Canyon, the present budgets are at least 18-20 per cent too high in relation to the population being served. 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RAIN DROPS ... 29£ DOLE — 8½ Flat SLICED PINEAPPLE ... 17£ BORDEN'S — Lb. Can HEMO ... 59£ POMPEIAN — 16 oz. Can OLIVE OIL ... 79¢ 24 oz. Pkg. RAIN DROPS ... 29¢ DOLE — 8½ Flat SLICED PINEAPPLE ... 17¢ BORDEN'S — Lb. Can HEMO ... 59¢ CARY 100% PURE — 8 oz. Bottle MAPLE SYRUP ... 61¢ PUREX — 20 oz. Can BOWL CLEANER ... 25¢ UNDERWOOD — 3¼ Can DEVILED HAM ... 21¢ SILK'S—60 Count NAPKINS 2 for 15¢ FROZEN FOOD 10 lb. MARY ELIZABETH FROZEN PIES ASSORTED 3 for $1.00 15 lb. BIRDS EYE — 10 oz. Pkg. BRUSSELL SPROUTS BROCCOLI SPEARS FORDHOOK LIMA BEANS 25¢ pkg. SON'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 May 3-4-5-6 THURSDAY thru SUNDAY—Specials All Day Sunday WE GIVE ORANGE STAMPS