anaheim-gazette 1964-03-12

2—The Gazette Thursday, March 13, 1964 New Electron Microscope CHICKEN • 3 Pieces of Chicken • 3 Salads • 2 Vegetables THURS. - FRI. - SAT. - MON. 119 Child's Portion 50c BREAKFAST 2 Hot Cakes 2 Eggs 2 Slices of Bacon 65¢ FRIDAY ONLY BAKED FISH COMPLETE DINNER 139 Lyle’s FAMILY RESTAURANT OPEN 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK 310 CHAPMAN AVE. PHONE 526-9161 Post Office Village in East Fullerton Limit Trout To Ten In Two Counties A ten trout limit has gone effect in Orange and San Diego counties continuing through September 10, the Departments of Fish and Game reminded glers today. In the other Southern California counties, the winter limestone trout will remain in until May 2. The ten trout will begin on that date and tinue through October 31. An exception is the Colorado River, which has a year-round trout limit. The river stocked with fish in the Nee area. LT. COL. WILLIAM G. P. COCK, son of Fred Peacock, N. Bush, completed a one-week refresher course at the Army Command and General College, Fort Leavenworth, K. The course is given annually to commanders and staff officers of the Reserve logistic commands. Colonel Peacock is regularly assigned to the 311th Logistic Command, an Army Reservist unit in Los Angeles, Calif. WILLIAMS Co. ARMY - NAVY GOODS • HARDWARE • CA TARPS • FOAM West Or ARMY - NAVY GOODS • HARDWARE • CA WILLIAMS Co. ARMY - NAVY SURPLUS GOODS 112 E. COMMONWEALTH 130 E. LINCOLN AVE. DOWNTOWN FULLERTON DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Daily 9 to 6 Daily 9 to 6 Mon., Fri.'til 9 p.m. Mon., Fri.'til 9 p.m. OPEN SUNDAY 10-2 OPEN SUNDAY 10-3 UMBRELLA TENTS NO. 109 CROME DOME — 9 FT. X 9 FT. • Aulminum-Treated Top • 18"x21" Window with Storm Flap • Mosquito Net Door • Full Size Canopy • Insect Barrier Threshold • Metal Stake Loops • Dry-Treated Floor with Rope Sewn in Hem 29'99 USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN FOR ALL YOUR CAMPING NEEDS!! 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Used Gas Cans .2.98 New Gas Cans .4.50 New Water Cans .5.95 Nozzles For Gas Cans .98c Holders For Jeep Cans .2.98 PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH MARCH 18 HEADQUARTERS FOR LEVIS FREE PARKING IN REAR ARMY·NAVY GOODS·HARDWARE·CA Microscope on Job Quarter-Finalists Named For Edison Scholarship Six Fullerton Union High School District seniors have been named quarter-finalists in the Orange County Division of the Southern California Edison Company's Scholarship Program, it was announced today. The honored students are Donna Florence, La Habra High School; Charles W. Herlands, Sunny Hills High School; and Meredith L. Mason, Michael A. McLean, Christine Tubbs, and Evelyn Dawn Turner, all of Fullerton Union High School. The annual Edison Company scholarship program is designed to help promising young people achieve a college education and to give financial assistance to private colleges and universities. The scholarship program consists of six scholarships each year available to senior students attending high school or living in the area serviced by the Company. Each winner receives up to $4000 toward tuition and expenses, and a collateral grant of $750 is made each year to the college or university attended by each student. Selection of quarter-finalists is made on the basis of achievement on the Scholastic Aptitude Tests of the College Entrance Examination Board and other information including the students high school record. One scholarship will be granted in West Orange County YMCA. West Orange County YMCA elects Confab Delegates delegation of 4 directors represent the West Orange City YMCA at the 30th Annual Meeting of the Pacific West Area Council of the A in Orange County next end, (March 13-15). members of the local delegation are Al Rice, Walter Breslob Bob Perry, Leonard Kaiser. they will join some 350 other delegates from YMCA's in Hawaii, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and California in sev-groups to discuss the con-fice theme, "Association — Advance". featured hi-lights of the pro-am will be the appearance of Raitt, international famous star of stage and TV. whose father's career was one of a YMCA Employed Of- will pay tribute to the rich contribution of the YMCA in his life in a program of song comment. speakers will include Dr. John Jens, Executive Director of Young Men's Christian As-sitions of the Pacific South-Area. In addition to the success of the Council, small sessions this year will provide information and discuss about the role of the YMCA racial revolution; in setting youth employment; in the new and expand-community; in relation to changes in American fam-ie; and in the growing col-community. hiring the Conference and hiring the work of the Plan Committee is Mr. Avery west Area Council of YMCA's. Sessions open Friday afternoon, March 13 at 2:30 p.m. and close at noon on Sunday, March 15, following a worship service led by Dr. Richard E. Cain, District Superintendent of the Methodist Church in Los Angeles. The meeting is to be at the Disneyland Hotel. ALL MEATS ARE USDA CHOICE AT Patricks guarantee every piece of meat to your satisfaction or your money cheerfully refunded. 147 N. RAYMOND — Between E. Common OPEN DAILY 9:00 A.M. 'TIL PATRICK QUALITY U.S.D.A. CH U.S.D.A. CHOICE RIB ROAST 59 PORK STEAKS ... 45c lb LEAN SHORT RIBS...33c lb Sessions this year will provide information and discuss the role of the YMCA in racial revolution; in setting youth employment; in the new and expand community; in relation to changes in American family; and in the growing col-community. The Conference and the work of the Plan Committee is Mr. Avery of Stockton, California, student of the Pacific South. Students Aid Students FJC School children play an important role in helping their attain an Associate degree at Fullerton Junior College. Child Study Center is open at FJC under the division Home Economics. Although primarily an observation labora-tor junior college students bring in Home Economics, based as an instructional de-parent parents as well. Full-year two semester term, which offers college enrolls both the child and other at the same time. In to enroll a child at the Study Center, the mother enroll in Parent Education which meets each Tuesday from 8 to 9 p.m. and complete in the child study room during the day for two a week. The mother not studies the developmental and needs of the pre-child, but plans and con-activities designed to these needs. U.S.D.A. CHOICE RIB ROAST 59 PORK STEAKS ... 45c lb LEAN SHORT RIBS...33c lb RIB STEAK ...69c lb EXCLUSIVE CALIFORNIA Whole or Cut-uFRYERS ...35c lb U.S.D.A. PORK BUTT ROAST 39 All Meat Jumbo BOLOGNA 39c lb. All Meat WIENERS 45c lb. Hoffman's Delight Sliced Bacon 37c lb. "Your Guard of Quality" USDA Graded OR OUR OV SELECTED CUSTOM SIDE of Our Own Selected Custom-Fed U.S.D.A. Graded Choice or HINDQUARTER OF BEEF 6 MONTH TO PAY • NO PAYMENT We Cut, Wrap and Sharp-Freeze at N alists Named Scholarships each of the six geographical areas served by the Company. Orange County is one of these areas. 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