anaheim-gazette 1962-05-24

WOW! . . . GOLD: — For an instant three Annaheim Cub Scouts from pack No. 109 almost believed they'd struck gold with the help of Knott's Berry Farm prospector. Then, the "flash" of a camera and (l to r) Robert and Richard Bates with friend Scott Overmayer blinked their eyes sheepish—grinning, they realized it was only the rehearsal for the 4-act 90 minute historical epic to be presented more than 2,400 Northern Orange County Cil Scouts in eight area communities. "American Heritage Pageant" is slated for June 1 and 2 in the LaPalma Stadium, Anah Personalized "to your door" ticket deliver available at PR 4-3713. Parks Rank High States Lecturer Parks Rank High States Lecturer By FRANK EVANS Miro Mihovilovic, world renowned authority on recreation, stopped over in Anaheim last week on his tour of the nation and said, "Anaheim ranks with the best of any city in America and Europe in recreation opportunities and potential resources." Speaking with recreation directors of Anaheim and Los Angeles, the Yugoslav professor praised the city's planning and complimented on the native and creativeness of its new parks, the quality of the landscaping and especially the youngsters' playgrounds. ATTENTION ALL BOYS (Other than Anaheim-Gazette carrier-salesmen) Would you like to win $1.00? You can by securing only 5 new signed subscription orders for The Anaheim Gazette. Turn this signed order in to Anaheim Gazette office 259 East Center St. YES, I will agree to subscribe and "Pay the Carrier" 25c per month for regular delivery of The Anaheim Gazette. Name .... Address .... Boy's Name .... In a report which he did over six-year period, Mihovilovic proved that man cannot keep pace and maintain biologic balance. He believes this is ANDHEIM GAZETTE OFFICE 259 East Center St. YES, I will agree to subscribe and "Pay the Carrier" 25c per month for regular delivery of The Anaheim Gazette. Name ... Address ... Boy's Name ... Phone No... (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) ABILITY PROVED Experience and performance are the most convincing tests of fitness • Thirty years in education. • Ten years in the County Superintendent's office. • Six years as Assistant County Superintendent. His record has earned the support of almost every organization of school officials in Orange County, as well as that of other organizations. Elect Frank GRUNENFELDER County Superintendent of Schools ENDORSED BY— Calif. Ass'n. of School Administrators Calif. Ass'n. of Secondary Administrators Central Labor Council of Orange County Orange County Board of Education Orange County School Boards Asn. Orange County Supt. of Schools Orange Co. Elementary Superintendents Ass'n. Orange Co. Public School Business Officials Orange County Teachers Council Political Ass'n. of Spanish Speaking Organizations Committee on Political Education (rep, all unions) Piacentia Secondary Teachers Ass'n. Magnolia Elementary School Administrators Ass'n. Phi Delta Kappa, Alpha Chi field chapter Staff of the county schools office Freeway Construction Working 12 Projects Development of the state freeway and highway system in Orange county is moving ahead at projects now under construction at a total cost of $14,947,000. Robert Mitchell, chairman of the Southern California committee for National Highway Week, reported yesterday. Mitchell said that 80 per cent of the work in progress is scheduled for completion before the end of 1962. Another $24,354,000 of additional construction contracts covering nine more projects in the county will be awarded by the State Division of Highways during the next few months, he said. Construction underway in Orange county represents an integral part of the California Freeway-Expressway System which is designed to connect all cities in the state with a population of 5,-000 or more. When completed in 1980 it will serve every major industrial, agricultural and recreation region and carry 50 per cent of the total intra-state motor vehicle travel. Completion of the total state system will require the expendi-ture of $10.5 billion for construc-tion over the 20-year period from 1980 to 1980. When finished, it will represent 12,500 miles of interconnecting super-highways. "One of the principal purposes of Highway Week, May 20-26, is to acquaint the public with the magnitude of the state's carefully planned high-speed, safe and economical motor vehicle transportation system," Mitchell said. "Every motorist who pays the construction costs through gasoline taxes should know that the system is being developed not only to meet existing needs but the requirements of the future as well." Our entire suburban way of life in Southern California and PARENTS, AT LAST! RECORD ALBUM teaches Johnny how to read and spell. New phonics record helps gain full year's reading skill within 12 weeks months. Let Johnny lead the class next fall. Pre-school thru elementary grades. Complete course, exercise sheets, sent prepaid $6.95 plus 4% tax. Mail check or M.O. to PHONICS 1919 Lomita, Orange, Calif. MANHATTAN SLICED BOLOGNA 6 oz. Pack 29¢ ROA MANHATTAN SLICED BOLOGNA 6 oz. Pack 29¢ DAIRY FRESH SLICED AMERICAN CHEESE 8 oz. Pack 37¢ PORK LOIN ROA 49 WHOLE OR HALF LANGENDORF BREAD 4 for $100 Cello Pkg. ZIPPY FLUFF-RINSE 35¢ For All Washable Fabrics Qt. Bottle BRANDYWINE SLICED BUTTONS MUSHROOMS 4 oz. can 45¢ CALO — Tall Cans. DOG & CAT FOOD 2 for 31¢ HEINZ — 14 oz. Bottle KETSUP 24¢ PETUNA — ½ Size Can CAT FOOD 2 for 25¢ POMPEIAN — 16 oz. Can OLIVE OIL 75¢ V-B — 303 Can APPLE SAUCE 19¢ BORDEN'S BISCUIT 5¢ CINCH CAKE MIX Assorted ZEE — 75 Extra Large SANDWICH BAGS NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE DOLE — No. 2 Can PINEAPPLE JUICE BUTTER KERNEL CREAM STYLE GOLDEN CORN 303 BRUCE 5 MINUTE WAX REMOVER Qt. HEINZ — 14 oz. Bottle KETSUP ... 24¢ PETUNA — ½ Size Can CAT FOOD ... 2 for 25¢ POMPEIAN — 16 oz. Can OLIVE OIL ... 75¢ V-B — 303 Can APPLE SAUCE ... 19¢ WESTERN CHEF SALAD OIL 39¢ Freshest and Lightest New Dripless Quart Bottle PETER PAN CHUNK LIGHT TU 5 for $1 ½ Size Can FRESH PRODUCE SWEET—JUICE ORANGES 10¢ lb. VINE-RIPEN TOMATOES 2 lbs. 29¢ ALLISO 555 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Prices Effective THURSDAY thru SUN WE GIVEN our total economy depends on adequate rapid freeway transportation. It is essential the present pace of construction be maintained if we are to keep up with and better accommodate the increasing volume of traffic." Savanna High Holds Dedication Spring Choral Show The music department of Savanna High School presented its Spring Choral Concert in Fremont Junior High Auditorium with music presented in three areas: concert, festival, and show music. The choral group included the A Cappella Crew the Rebel Tones (Advanced Girls Glee), and many small groups and solos. Of special interest was the appearance of Marybeth Reynolds, who performed the first movement of the Schumann Piano Concerto, accompanied by Mr. Peterkin on a second piano. A personal invitation to all citizens of Orange County and the immediate vicinity to attend the Orange County State College Campus Dedication has been extended by College President William B. Langsdorf. During the first five days after their landings on Iwo Jima, Marine Corps communication crews laid more than 700 miles of telephone wire, although operating under heavy artillery fire and harrassed by snipers. In Anaheim ... R. P. ALEXANDER'S Branding Iron Steak House 2141 South Harbor Blvd. JE 4-8020 DINING DANCING COCKTAILS YOUR FAMOUS BRANDING IRON STEAKS ARE ALSO SERVED— IN LA HABRA LAMPLIGHTER 2555 W. Central Ave., LA 5-2316 IN ORANGE BRANDINI'S 214 No. Tustin Ave., KE 8-9608 PORK LOIN ROAST TENDER DELICIOUS RIB STEAK 79¢ lb. PORK LOIN ROAST 49¢ lb. HOLE OR HALF LOIN TENDER DELICIOUS RIB STEAK 79¢ lb. FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. $100 DEN'S ISCUITS 5¢ Tube MIX 5 for $1 Extra Large SWICH BAGS 21¢ N TISSUE 4 rolls 39¢ No. 2 Can APPLE JUICE 15¢ KERNEL CREAM STYLE EN CORN 303 can 23¢ MINUTE REMOVER Qt. 98¢ ORANGE STAMPS BONUS VALUE NESTLE'S KING SIZE ALL 39¢ CANDY BARS FOR Plus $5.00 in Orange Stamps NABISCO SUGAR GRAHAM CRACKERS 33¢ Lb. Box YUBAN INSTANT COFFEE 79¢ (8 oz. Jar - $1.09) 6 oz. Jar ORO-SUDS — 12 oz. pkg. 27¢ MILLION BUBBLES 27¢ GIANT PACKAGE TREND 49¢ SNOW — 15 oz. Can CLAM CHOWDER 31¢ FLEISCHMANN'S GOLDEN CORN lb. pkg. 39¢ MARGARINE TISSUE 4 rolls 39¢ No. 2 Can 15¢ APPLE JUICE 23¢ KERNEL CREAM STYLE EN CORN 303 can 98¢ MINUTE REMOVER Qt. 31¢ PAN UNK HT TUNA 5 for $100 ½ Size Can FLEISCHMANN'S GOLDEN CORN lb. pkg. 39¢ MARGARINE ROMAN MEAL — 28 oz. Pkg. 43¢ CEREAL NEW — 10 PADS pkg. 29¢ BRILLO LIBBY — 46 oz. Can TOMATO JUICE 31¢ OPEN MEMORIAL DAY FROZEN FOODS 0 c lb. MARY ELIZABETH FROZEN PIES 3 for $100 Made By Johnston — Assorted BIG DEAL IMITATION ICE CREAM 29c ½ GALLON Birds Eye MIXED VEGETABLES CHOPPED BROCCOLI 19¢ pkg. SON'S Prices Effective May 24-25-26-27 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