anaheim-gazette 1957-10-17

Nat. Orange Show Seeking Theme A western theme is being sought for the 1958 National Orange Show to be held in San Bernardino this coming April 10 through April 20. The person submitting the most suitable theme, in opinion of the judges, will receive one hundred dollars in cash. In addition to being a special honored guest at the coming forty-third annual citrus exposition, the contest closes midnight, Friday, Oct. 18. Submitted themes should be short, preferably of two or three words and should lend themselves to varied interpretation for exhibit designers. A theme, to be eligible, must be plainly printed or typed, along with contestant's name and address, on the back of a standard U. S. Post Office two-cent postal card and made to the National Orange Show San Bernardino, Calif. Contests may submit as many thumbnails as desired, but only one thumbnail per postal card. In event of a tie, try bearing earliest postmark date declared winner. CHEESE FESTIVAL TIME! Big values on all your favorite cheeses! SAFEWAY GUARANTEED DAIRY PRODUCTS WIN! SAFEWAY GUARANTEED DAIRY PRODUCTS WIN! Lucerne Bonus Quality Products Awarded ... 5 GOLD MEDALS AT LOS ANGELES COUNTY FAIR! • Concentrated • Homogenized • Half & Half • Nonfat Milk • Whipping Cream IN ADDITION 24 Gold, 7 Silver and 1 Bronze Medal were awarded to 32 of 25 Dairy Farmers who produce Lucerne's Bonus Quality Dairy Products in this area. WINNERS — FOR 7 CONSECUTIVE YEARS! PEACH HALVES Calirose Brand Yellow Frepstones 5 No. 2½ $1.00 WHOLE APRICOTS Sundown Brand Unpeeled, In Syrup 5 No. 2½ $1.00 SALAD DRESSING NuMade Qt. Jar 39¢ Miracle Qt. Whip Jar 45¢ DUTCH MILL SLICED CHEESE American, Swiss, Pintentio 8 Slices in each package NATURAL Cheddar, Brick, Munster, 6-dz. or Monterey Jack Thick Slices 25¢ per jar 23¢ per jar 25¢ per jar KRAFT CHEESE SPREADS Plankton, Olive Pineapple or Pineapple Cream Roka, Blue, Old English or Cheese & Bacon 25¢ per jar NATIONAL WINE WEEK FREELIS Vina Rosso ½ gal. 49¢ LA MESA Muscatel, Port or Sherry 53¢ gal. ½ $125 MONTE CRISTO Burgundy, Squierne, Port, Grenache Rose or Sherry 69¢ gal. GALLO WINES Port, Sherry or Muscatel 69¢ gal. ITALIAN SWISS COLONY Port, Dry Sherry or Muscatel 72¢ gal. TOMATO SAUCE TOMATO PASTE MACARONI Gold Medal—Elite Long Macaroni, MARCAL NAPKINS ZEE TOILET TISSUE CHERUB MILK Finest Evo Milk that can Safeway-Aged ROUND STEAKS USDA CHOICE BEEF CENTER CUTS Tender, juicy. Trimmed before Bone in you buyl per lb. 75¢ Bopeless Round Steak lb. 89c Ground Swiss Style Round Bone lb. 69c Ground Chuck Steaks USDA Chicken 7-Bone or Blade Cut lb. 49¢ Steaks Jap Sirloin Beans-Beef lb. 89¢ Rib Cut per lb. T-Bone or Club Steaks-lb. $1.19 Rump Roast 89¢ Bone in Cat-per lb. Sirloin Tips 95¢ Bone in Cat-per lb. FRANKS All Meat pkg. 49¢ WILSON'S HAM $1.29 GALLO SALAMI Native type 3-oz. pkg. 29¢ Muscatel, Port ½ gal. $125 or Sherry 53¢ ½ gal. $1 MONTE CRISTO Burgundy, Sauterne, Port, ½ gal. $69 GALLO WINES Port, Sherry ½ gal. $69 or Muscatel ½ gal. $72 ITALIAN SWISS COLONY Port, Dry Sherry ½ gal. $72 Port, Dry Sherry or Muscatel ½ gal. $72 Buttermilk License qt. 13¢ ½-gal. 25¢ Cake Box Cake Chocolate 16-oz. 59¢ or Banana pkg. 19¢ Apple Pie Simple Simon Frozen 2 5-oz. pies in pkg. 19¢ Melrose Fig Bars 2 lb. 45¢ Dairy Garden Wheat Products—All You Need to Remember Is SAFEWAY U.S. NO. 1 IDAHÖ RUSSET POTATOES All-purpose. Pliafilm-packed 10 lb. bag 39¢ ASSORTED PRODUCE VALUES! Bartlett Pears lb. 15¢ Local Grapefruit Juicy Large ea. 5¢ Crisp Carrots Taps 1-lb. Off bag 10¢ Rutabagas Serve with Chuck Boast lb. 9¢ Cranberries New Crop1-lb. Cape Cod bag 29¢ WASHINGTON STATE RED APPLES Juicy, Tangy Jonathans 3 lbs. 25¢ YELLOW ONIONS Mild—Sweet 3 lbs. 10¢ NOW SAFEWAY AD PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE THROUGH PRICES EFFECTIVE Oct. 17, 18, 19, 20, 1957. We reserve the right to limit quantities and not to sell to other merchants. Applicable State and Federal taxes collected. OCTOBER FAMILY CIRCLE — NOW ON SALE Your Nearest Safeway 135 S. Lemo and address, on the back standard U. S. Post Office cent postal card and mailed the National Orange Show, Bernardino, Calif. Contesmay submit as many themes resired, but only one to a card. In event of a tie, enearing earliest postmark will declared winner. California Bank Continues Growth California Bank has experienced nine months of continued good growth, Frank L. King, president, said in reviewing the bank's Sept. 30 Statement of Condition. Resources totaled $1,040,849, 137, an increase of $104,878,408 for the nine month period. Deposits increased $94,789,798, total SAFÉWAY We celebrate Cheese Festival Month with a spectacular array of fine cheeses at money-saving prices. All kinds—from cheesy cheddars to creamy cottage cheese—await your inspection today at Safeway! You'll brighten your autumn meals—and you'll save at Safeway's low prices! CHEDDAR CHEESE TILLAMOOK Davisly mallow in Bavon—not too sharp, too bland! Perfect with crackers, fruit, ... mighty good in cooking and bubbling anytime. Buy several goodthanks now! Eye Swiss Cheese Butch Mill Baby Gouda Cheese Soft Cheez-Whiz ING $961,833,665, on Sept. 30. Loans amounted to $441,418,807, compared with $404,925,531 on Jan. 1, 1957. Capital funds of $59,888,004, consisted of capital stock $19,402, 637, surplus $26,863,425, and undivided profits $13,621,942, refecting increases in all categories. British Honduras in Central America is a British colony, but money there is reckoned in dollars and cents instead of pounds and shillings. After the fire and earthquake that almost destroyed San Francisco in 1906, giant billboards were erected throughout the city reading: "Don't talk earthquake. Talk business." HILGENFELD MORTUARY National Courtesan Service 120 E Broadway Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 805 S. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM FINISHES "BOOT" CAMPUS James H. Patton, Jr., son of and Mrs. James H. Patton owe pleted recruit training Sept. the Marine Corps Recruit in San Diego. The 11-week owe included instruction in all military subjects and the use of all basic infantry wee. Upon completion of training, Marines are assigned to aid for further infantry training to one of the many Marine schools. ASSIGNED TO W. REED H. Second Lt. Marilyn Scott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. neth L. Scott, 2853 Polk Anaheim, recently was graded from the military orientation course at the Army Medical Ice School, Fort Sam Houston. Lieutenant Scott, who served the Army Medical Special Corps last month, has recorder orders assigning her to W Reed Army Medical Center Washington, D.C., as a dietitian. Wheel Aligning and BALANCING Guarantied Precision Work By Expert Technician Shipkey & Pearson GOODYEAR TIRES 420 W. Center St. — Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 WE GIVE 8&H GREEN STAM TILLAMOOK 59¢ lb. Eye Swiss Cheese Dutch Mill Brand 69¢ lb. Batch Mill Baby Gouda Cheese 9-oz. size 47¢ bread Cheez-Whiz Rich, Creamy goodness! 8-oz. jar 29¢ bread Grated Cheese American 16¢ pkg. Parmesan 1½-oz. pkg. 19¢ bread Cam Cheese Kraft Philadelphia Plain, Pimienta, or Chive 2 3-oz. pkg. 29¢ bread Quefort Wedges Kraft's Louis Regal 1¼-oz. size 21¢ bread Nish Spread Cheese King's Choice Assorted 1½-oz. pkg. 10¢ bread Yere Type Cheese Swiss Knight Imported, Straight 6-oz. pkg. 49¢ SAUCE Taste Tells 8-oz. can 5¢ PASTE Progresso Brand 6-oz. can 6¢ NI Gold Medal—Elbo, Large Elbo, Long Macaroni, Macaroni Shells 1-lb. pkg. 19¢ NAPKINS Soft, Absorbent Linen-Like Texture 80's pkg. 9¢ TISSUE Green, Pink, White or Yellow 4 roll pkg. 29¢ MILK Finest Evaporated Milk that can be made! 2 tall cans 25¢ All You Need to Remember Is SAFEWAY Top Quality SLICED BACON HORMEL'S OLD SMOKE HOUSE or FARMER JOHN The key to a hearty breakfast! 1-lb. pkg. 59¢ Ground Beef Best Lean Economy Pack 47c 39c Ground Beef Manor House CHIP STEAKS 5 4-oz. $1.00 DUCKLINGS Eviscerated Frozen—3½-5 lbs. 49¢ HALIBUT Captain's Choice Steak Cut 1-lb. pkg. 59¢ RAINBOW TROUT Pan Size 69¢ NO MONEY DOWN! 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DUCKLINGS Eviscerated Frozen-3½-5 lbs. 49c HALIBUT Captain's Choice Steak Cut pkg. 59c RAINBOW TROUT Pan Size lb. 69c Crown Colony MSG 2¾-oz. jors Lipton's Soup Mix Green Pea 2 4-oz. 25c Tea Bags Cantarbury-Bay 48's—get pkg. of B's Free! pkg. 59c CURTSY BAKERY SPECIALI COCOANUT SQUARE CAKE Regularly 59c each 49c CHUNK TUNA SEA TRADER—6-oz. can 23¢ GREEN LABEL (Breast O' Chicken Tuna 6½-oz. can 29c) Frozen Juice Dole's--Pineapple-Grapesfruit 2 6-oz. 29c Frozen Juice Dole's--Pineapple-orange 2 6-oz. 29c Ranch Style Beans In Spicy Sauce 15-oz. 10c WEBSTER'S ENCYCLOPEDIA DICTIONARY on our Section-A-Week Plan Section 1 FREE with purchase of Binder—Get Both for the Price of Binder alone—$1.39 See display in your Safeway Store. ELECTIVE THROUGH SUNDAY AFEWAY 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim FOR BETTER LIVING AT LOWER COST Southern California Cooks with Modern SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY *For modern Gas service beyond our system see your L-P dealer NISHES "BOOT" CAMP James H. Patton, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Patton of 1307 Colonial Ave., Anaheim, committed recruit training Sept. 20 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego. The 11-week course included instruction in all basic military subjects and the firing of all basic infantry weapons, on completion of training new marines are assigned to a unit further infantry training, or one of the many Marine Corps pools. SIGNED TO W. REED HOSP. Second Lt. Marilyn Scott, 21, eighter of Mr. and Mrs. Kennell L. Scott, 2853 Polk Ave, Anaheim, recently was graduated in the military orientation course at the Army Medical ServSchool, Fort Sam Houston, Lieutenant Scott, who end the Army Medical Specialist last month, has received arms assigning her to Walter and Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C., as a dietitian. Wheel Aligning and BALANCING Guaranteed Precision Work By Expert Technician SHIPKEY & Pearson GOODYEAR TIRES D W. Center St. — Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 GIVE 84H GREEN STAMPS 4 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., Oct. 17, 1957 Hiway Accidents In 5 Categories In Majority Cases Five types of violations are most frequently noted in our traffic accident causes, says the California Highway Patrol. "Excessive speed, violations of the right-of-way, driving while under the influence of alcohol, driving on the wrong side, of the road and improper turns make up the greatest number of driving errors noted in traffic accidents," declared Patrol Captain H. W. Null of the Anaheim area. "During the first eight months of this year 63 persons were killed and 1,727 injured in traffic accidents in this area. "With the more hazardous months still ahead, every driver must take inventory of his or her driving habits," the Captain said. "The fact that about nine out of every ten traffic accidents are caused by one or more violations of the traffic laws should give us a measuring stick for our driving practices." "Traffic laws are safety rules designed to protect the life of he who obeys them," he concluded. "Make obedience to the rules a habit and stop gambling your life by chance-taking in traffic." WIN'S FIRST "E" Navy Lt. (jg) Donald T. Jackson, son of Mrs. Julia J. Miller of 718 S. Pine St., Anaheim, became ON DUTY IN GERMANY Army PFC Stanley R. Klein, whose wife, Dorothy, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Klein, live at 535 W. Victor St., Anaheim, recently participated in a field training exercise with the 10th Division's 29th Infantry in Germany. The exercise was designed to test the efficiency of the newly-formed pentomic division under simulated combat conditions. Klein is a rifleman in the infantry's Company D. He entered the Army in July 1956 and arrived in Europe last January. RECRUIT TRAINING OVER Joe S. Avalos, son of Mrs. Soledad S. Avalos of 10881 Gilbert St., Anaheim, graduated from recruit training Sept. 27 at the Naval Training Center in San Diego. The graduation exercises, marking the end of nine weeks of "boot camp", included a full dress parade and review before military officials and civilian dignitaries. In nine weeks of instruction, the "raw recruit" is developed into a Navy Bluejacket, ready for duty with the fleet. GETS NEW ASSIGNMENT Army Pvt. Larry C. Gurney, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Gurney, 128 N. Evergreen Ave., Anaheim, recently was assigned to the 95th Engineer Battalion in Germany: Gurney, a truck driver in the battalion's Company A, entered the Army in December, 1956, and received basic training at Fort Ord. He arrived in Europe last July. The 20-year-old soldier was emplaced by the Glenwood Air Force Base. C. 81 Po AND BALANCING Guaranteed Precision Work By Expert Technician SHIPKEY & Pearson GOODYEAR TIRES D W. Center St. — Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 GIVE 84H GREEN STAMPS DOWN! Payments FENCE factory MANUFACTURES CYCLOPE FEANCE GETS NEW ASSIGNMENT Army Pvt. Larry C. Gurney, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Gurney, 128 N. Evergreen Ave., Anaheim, recently was assigned to the 95th Engineer Battalion in Germany. Gurney, a truck driver in the battalion's Company A, entered the Army in December, 1956, and received basic training at Fort Ord. He arrived in Europe last July. The 20-year-old soldier was employed by the Glen-Aire Manufacturing Company in this city before entering the Army. He attended Fullerton Junior College. WINS FIRST "E" Navy Lt. (jg) Donald T. Jackson, son of Mrs. Julia J. Miller of 718 S. Pine St., Anaheim, became the first Navy pilot to win an individual "E" for excellence in the A4D "Skyhawk" Sept. 4. Serving with attack squadron 34 at the Cecil Field Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Fla., Lt. Jackson earned the award for "over the shoulder" bombing during an August deployment to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Jackson has been attached to attack squadron 34 since August 1956. Before being equipped with the "Skyhawk" midget atom bombers, his squadron flew the F7U-3 "Cutlass," the Navy's first supersonic aircraft. The "Skyhawk" holds the world's speed record for the 500 kilometer closed course—695 miles per hour at sea level. A graduate of Anaheim High School, Jackson joined the Naval Reserve in 1952, and went on active duty as a seaman recruit in July 1953. Selected for the Naval Aviation Cadet program after completing recruit training, he received his wings and commission in September 1955. MINTED TOMATO SALAD 6 medium sized tomatoes Slice of onion 1 C. mint leaves chopped fine Lettuce Cucumber dressing Remove skins from tomatoes and slice. Place in salad bowl that has been rubbed with slice of onion. Add mint leaves. 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