anaheim-gazette 1953-04-09

April 12 Named ‘Cancer’ Sunday in Orange County April 12 will be observed in this county as cancer Sunday it was announced at American Cancer Society campaign headquarters here. On this date many communities throughout the country will stress the religious significance of the cancer control movement. Previously leaders of all three faiths, Phone 4618 ERMISCH “MY CLEANER” Main Office: 117 W. Cypress Branch: 350 W. Center Anaheim Protestant, Catholic and Jewish, have offered prayers for divine guidance of scientists, doctors, volunteers and all other workers fighting cancer. Here in Orange county clergymen have been asked to observe cancer Sunday by devoting prayers or a special message to the occasion. Worth Babbit, chairman of the ACS campaign here said, “Observance of cancer Sunday in previous years has proved a source of inspiration to all of us engaged in combatting cancer. “This great struggle to wipe out cancer, to alleviate sufferings of thousands of human beings is too great a task for man to hold accomplish alone. “On cancer Sunday doctors nurses who administer to sufferers and volunteers and workers who do the many jobs in cation and service will find strength by joining together in one day of religious significance their common task of helping fellow men.” Here’s why you get EXTRA VALUE in SAFEWAYS CHUCK ROAST IT'S AGED TO PERFECTION Safeway chuck roasts are cut from the most tender portions of expertly aged beef shoulder. Guaranteed tender and delicious. IT'S TRIMMED BEFORE WEIGHING Safeway chuck roasts are generous with meat. They even include the 6th and 7th ribs, often sold elsewhere as rib roasts. You will not find neck bone cuts. Seven Bone Chuck Roast 43¢ lb. IT'S AGED TO PERFECTION Safeway chuck roasts are cut from the most tender portions of expertly aged beef shoulder. Guaranteed tender and delicious. IT'S TRIMMED BEFORE WEIGHING Safeway chuck roasts are generous with meat. They even include the 6th and 7th ribs, often sold elsewhere as rib roasts. You will not find neck bone cuts sold as chuck roasts at Safeway. Seven Bone Chuck Roast 43¢ lb. (Round Bone Roast Ground Beef Packed in Visking. b. 39¢ Boiling Beef Plate cut. U. S. CHOICE. b. 10¢ Beef Liver Sliced or in piece. b. 69¢ Beef Hearts Fine for stuffing. b. 29£ Whole Whiting Pan ready fish. b. 25£ Fillet of Sole Cooks up tender. b. 49¢ ROUND STEAK U. S. Gov't graded CHOICE beef. (Boneless cut, mild cure. Excellent served hot or cold. Special v CORNED BEEF Mild cure. Excellent served hot or cold. Special v SLICED BACON Popular brands. Heat seal. For breakfast. DRY SALT PORK Fine for seasoning beans. Special low price. DEL MONTE GARDEN SHOW A grand array of wonderful values! PEACHES SLICED OR HALVED Choice California Clings, in heavy syrup. 29-oz can 23¢ FANCY PEAS Early Garden variety, selected medium sizes. 17-oz can 17¢ CATSUP CHOICE TOMATO Excellent for use on meats, fish, in sauces. 14-oz bottle 13¢ LARGE PRUNES Fancy. (1-lb., 23c.) pkg. 43¢ Kosher style. 24-oz jar 27¢ CHILI SAUCE Choice quality. 12-oz bottle 16¢ ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING 1-lb. 26¢ 3-lb. 75¢ FANCY SOLID PACK TUNA Chicken of the Sea. Red label. 7-oz can 32¢ Graham Crackers 1-lb. Pirates' Gold brand. 29¢ CHERUB ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING 1-lb. 26¢ 3-lb. 75¢ Graham Crackers 1-lb. 29¢ Pirates' Gold brand. pkg. Albers Oats 20-oz. pkg. 19¢ Quick or old fashioned. MD Tissue 2 rolls 21¢ Soft toilet paper. Values in Sundries Shave Cream Palm oil brushless. 8-oz. tube 47¢ Listerine 3-oz. bottle 7-oz. bottle 49¢ Hexol Germicide Antiseptic. 6-oz. bottle 47¢ Milk of Magnesia 12-oz. bottle 39¢ Phillips brand. Ex-Lax Tablets 12-oz. 28¢ Coffee Values Airway 1-lb. bag 77¢ (2-lb. bag, 1.52.) Nob Hill 1-lb. bag 78¢ (2-lb. bag, 1.54.) Edwards 1-lb. bag 83¢ (2-lb. can, 1.64) PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., APRIL 9, 10, 11, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. FANCY SOLID PACK TUNA Chicken of the Sea. Red label. 7-oz. can 32¢ CHERUB CANNED MILK Small can 2 fall cans 23¢ SAFEWAY FRESH PRICE HEAD LETTUCE Crisp, solid heads. For salads or for sandwiches. ASPARAGUS LOCAL GREEN Tender, flavorful spears. Specially priced. NAVEL ORANGES Medium size fruit. For salads or for breakfast juice. GRAPEFRUIT COARA VA Large size fruit, heavy with sweet juice. YELLOW ONIONS Mild, sweet. Excellent for slicing. Priced low! YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY supers. Proclaim, April 'Cancer Control Month' Orange county supervisors tocalled for full support of cancontrol activities during April which they proclaimed as "Cancer Control Month." The proclamation pointed out that one-fifth of all the people Orange county will eventually develop cancer. This is based on statistics which reflect cancer infidence throughout the state and nation. In Orange county this would mean that 54,000 local residents will eventually have cancer, unless a big change is made in the statistical trend. The supervisors' proclamation said cancer had reached such proportions that a concerted effort by everyone is necessary to combat it and pointed out that nation-wide efforts to focus attention on cancer will be made during April. Supervisors Cy Featherly and Willis Warner requested that all residents of Orange county observe cancer control month by supporting the American Cancer society's 1953 drive that opened April, 1, 1953. TAKES DELIVERY—Old friends got together over a deal this week when Hollywood Stars' catcher Ed Malone bought a new car from Fullerton Packard dealer Phil Renick. Shown above, looking Assembly Committee Works Out Proposal for Fringe Area Problem SACRAMENTO, (CNS)—Members of the assembly interim committee on local government, a group headed by Assemblyman Earle Stanley of Orange county, finally have worked out a set of recommendations for their report which is said to be satisfactory both to cities and counties. The lobbies of the League of California Municipalities and the County Supervisors Association have for some time been in disagreement on the findings and recommendations of the committee, a as its consideration in exsession, but finally, the comhas turned in a report wirecommendations, which are esting both to cities and areas. First, the committee mends that the present volprocedures for co-ordinating ty and city affairs through machinery of county-wide mittees on county-city affecontinued and expanded. T port points out this joint coapproach is the most COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY Check the grade stamped on the meat and more important, check the trimming. BE SURE SHOP SAFE WAY FOR YOUR MEAT. STEAK BONE IN 69¢ lb. BEEF BONELESS BRISKET 49¢ lb. BACON GRADE A QUALITY 59¢ lb. LT PORK 29¢ lb. Curtsy "OVEN TO YOU" BAKERY SPECIAL Moist and Luscious GOLD LOAF CAKE Extra-fine, baked the Curtsy "home ingredient" way! Skylark Bread Values Top quality, baked fresh daily. 100% Buffer Bread standard loaf 20¢ Cracked Wheat Bread std. loaf 20¢ 100% WHOLE WHEAT standard loaf 20¢ SACRAMENTO, (CNS)—Members of the assembly interim committee on local government, a group headed by Assemblyman Earle Stanley of Orange county, finally have worked out a set of recommendations for their report which is said to be satisfactory both to cities and counties. The lobbies of the League of California Municipalities and the County Supervisors Association have for some time been in disagreement on the findings and recommendations of the committee, a disagreement which stemmed primarily from the services furnished to fringe areas. The disagreement caused several writings of the report, as well as its consideration in ex session, but finally, the committee has turned in a report with recommendations, which are esting both to cities and areas. First, the committee mends that the present vol procedure for co-ordinating machinery of county-wide mittees on county-city affair continued and expanded. The port points out this joint co-tive approach is the most live means of maintaining between residents of Incorp and unincorporated urban and also the best means of nating fiscal inequities. OUR GUARANTEE: All our merchandise is teed to give you complete faction for quality, taste and freshness or your money back will at all times, carry only the very highest quality m disc. No matter how low our advertised price, we gu our produce to be the same high quality as always. LARGE FRESH GRADE “A” LOCAL EGGS 59¢ Doz. Extra-fine, baked the Curry "home ingredient" way! 29¢ Skylark Bread Values Top quality, baked fresh daily. 100% Buffer Bread standard loaf 20c Cracked Wheal Bread std. loaf 20c 100% WHOLE WHEAT standard loaf 20c KRISPY CRACKERS Sunshine brand. 1-lb. Salted sodas. pkg. 21¢ DAY FRESH PRODUCE Lettuce salads or for sandwiches. 5¢ lb. 19¢ lb. MGUS LOCAL GREEN Specially priced. 3¢ lb. ORANGES salads or for breakfast juice. 5¢ lb. FRUIT with sweet juice. COACHELLA VALLEY 5¢ lb. ONIONS or slicing. Priced low! 5¢ lb. SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM WILLIAMS ALL GREEN Asparagus 2 Lbs. 25¢ ORANGE PRODUC CORNER ORANGETHO Burial Rites Held For Mrs. Curtis Mrs. Inez A. Curtis, 92, a native of Michigan who came to California 44 years ago and who resided in Balboa for 30 years before moving to Anaheim six years ago, died unexpectedly Saturday morning at the Schoultz rest home at 706 W. Center st. Before going to the rest home she resided with her niece at 408 E. Adele st. She is survived by three nieces; Mrs. Ivadell Ratliff of Spokane, Wash., Mrs. Bertha Ruegsegger of Coeur d'Alene, Ida, and Mrs. R. D. Gillison of Anaheim; two nephews, Guy S. Curtis, of San Jose and Giles J. Curtis of Yorba Linda. Funeral services were conducted by a member of the Christian Science church at 10 o'clock Wednesday in the Hilgenfeld chapel. Burial followed in the family plot in Fairhaven cemetery. Works Out Area Problem Its consideration in executive session, but finally, the committee is turned in a report with six commendations, which are interesting both to cities and rural areas. First, the committee recommends that the present voluntary procedures for co-ordinating councils and city affairs through the machinery of county-wide committees on county-city affairs be continued and expanded. The report points out this joint co-operative approach is the most effective. Second, the report recommends that as a basis for the negotiation of agreements by county-wide committees, provision be made under the laws of the state for the establishment of county service areas to provide extended services by the county, both within and without cities. Third, operation of community or urban service districts, as provided by 1951 legislation, be studied closely for appraisal of the effectiveness of this legislation. Fourth, there should be a defi-nite method in state law for resolving problems concerning annexations through petition by residents of unincorporated areas or by action of city councils of municipalities. The procedures should provide for public hearings, followed by the calling of an election on the question of annexation. At the present time, annexation procedures can be instituted only by the people of the district to be annexed, through petition. Fifth, state legislation should be enacted designed to present development in the future of undesirable fringe area conditions both in and out of incorporated cities. This might be accomplished, the report says, through the establishment of minimum standards of subdivision control and building regulations, which would be effective throughout the state. its consideration in executive mission, but finally, the committee is turned in a report with six commendations, which are interting both to cities and rural areas. First, the committee recommends that the present voluntary procedures for co-ordinating countries and city affairs through the machinery of county-wide com­ mittees on county-city affairs, be continued and expanded. The re­ port points out this joint co-opera­ tive approach is the most effect­ means of maintaining equity between residents of Incorporated and unincorporated urban areas also the best means of cli­ imiting fiscal inequities. NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? Everything Electrical—Lowest Prices JOSEPH A. LIEB "Orange County's Oldest Established Electrical Contractor" 111 E. CHARTRES ST.—ANAHEIM—PHONE ANAHEIM 2164 PRICES EFFECTIVE Thur., Fri., Sat., Sun., April 9-10-11-12 — Open Till 10 P.M. Quantity Rights Reserved NEW WHITE ROSE Potatoes 10 Lbs. 39¢ Doz. 10 Lbs. 39¢ AMS EEN agus 25¢ GOLDEN RIPE SOUTH AMERICAN Bananas 2 Lbs. 25¢ ORANGE COUNTY DUCE FARMS ANGETHORPE and SPADRA ROAD