anaheim-gazette 1958-03-20

FOR CITY COUNCIL: A dynamic, experienced administrator; V. P. Alex Foods Inc. Cost & tax accountant; member Lions, Elks and Chamber of Com. Red Cross & United Fund campaigner. Twelve year resident Anaheim. Happily married father of seven. POLITICAL ADVERTISE Easter Dresses to be Give Get full details and registration blank Whee! The savings you'll see... in our SPRING Bargain Spr Union Brand SUGAR Fine granulated beet 5-lb. Bag 39¢ Tillamook CHEESE Mild Oregon Cheddar 1lb. 59¢ AIRWAY COFFEE 1-lb. bag 69¢ NOB HILL COFFEE 1-lb. bag 73¢ Strawberry Pie Johnston's Frozen 8-in. Size 59 Frozen Dinners Banquet Beef, Turkey or Chicken 11-oz. Pkg. 59 Cottage Cheese Lucerne brand Plint carton 22c Qt. Ctn. 43 Toilet Tissue Zee Brand Assorted Colors 4 Roll Pack 29 Luncheon Meat Rath's Black Hawk 12-oz. Can 39 Dill Pickles Maneymoon brand Recher Style 4 22-oz. Jars 1 Pancake Mix Kitchen Craft Brand 2 1-lb. Pkgs. 25 Roxbury Candy EASTER BUNNY SURPRISES CHOCOLATE BUNNIES Freshly made by Roxbury 8 oz. pkg. 29¢ Roxbury Lemon Drops 10 oz. pkg. Marshmallow Easter Eggs 12 oz. pkg. Roxbury Jelly Eggs 10 oz. pkg. Jelly Bird Eggs 10 oz. pkg. PILLSBURY Frosting Mix Milk, Chocolate, Creamy Fudge or Creamy Caramel. 13 oz. pkg. 35¢ Fluffy White Frosting Mix 6½ oz. pkg. Cake Mix Chocolate, Golden, low, White, Orange S or Caramel 17 oz. pkg. 33¢ Cream o' the Crop Grade AA Eggs The freshest eggs you can buy at any price. Freezer and microwave Roxbury Candy's EASTER BUNNY SURPRISES CHOCOLATE DUNNIES Freshly made by Roxbury 8 oz. pkg. 29¢ Roxbury Lemon Drops 10 oz. pkg. Marshmallow Easter Eggs 13 oz. pkg. Roxbury Jelly Eggs 14 oz. pkg. Jelly Bird Eggs 16 oz. pkg. Roxbury Jelly Beans 16 oz. pkg. Roxbury Easter Pets 10½ oz. pkg. Foil Wrap Eggs Choc. Crme pkg. of 6 Roxbury Party Mints 8 oz. pkg. YOUR CHOICE Per Pkg. 29¢ Jelly Eggs Roxbury Brand 59¢ Jumbo Eggs Roxbury Marshmallow 69¢ Nut & Fruit Eggs Roxbury Brand 39¢ HEY KIDS! WIN THIS FREE Schwinn CORVETTE BIKE Get full details and entry blanks at Safeway DAFFODILS Fresh Cut King Alfred Bunch of 25 39¢ While They Last PILLSBURY Frosting Mix Milk, Chocolate, Creamy Fudge or Creamy Caramel. 13 oz. pkg. 35¢ Fluffy White Frosting Mix 6½ oz. pkg. Cream o' the Crop Grade AA Eggs The freshest eggs you can buy at any price. Every egg guarantees! Extra Large Grade 1-doz AA etc. 55¢ Large Size Grade AA etc. 53£ Mediums Grade AA etc. 49£ ALL BUTTER Pound Cake Curtsy Bakery special Reg. 12 oz. each 39£ RAISIN DATE SNAILS Curtsy Coffee Cake Phg. of 3 21¢ Your Nearest Safeway News About Our Service Men PHILIPPINE ISLANDS — Marine Pfc. Thomas G. Sherwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Sherwood of Midway Trailer Court, Anaheim, took part in "Operation Strongback" in the Philippine Islands with the 3rd Battalion of the 1st Marine Division's 1st Regiment, during the first week in March. The battalion arrived in the Philippines Feb. 9 to set up defenses, and acted as "enemy" forces against the attacking 3rd Division. The Leathernecks are scheduled to return to Camp Pendleton, Calif., in mid-April. CAMP PENDLETON — James R. Myers, hospital corpsman third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Myers of 1143 W. South St., Anaheim, graduated Feb. 14 from a four-week course at the Field Medical Service School at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. The course covers the use of field facilities and field medical supplies and includes training and technical aspects of combat and emergency medicine. LOS ALAMITOS — Master Sgt. Irving T. A. 2228 Blanchard Ave., Anno one of 351 men from the entire Marine Corps selected for rank of first lieutenant, who is non-commissioned officer Marine Air Reserve Trainingachment, U. S. Naval Station Los Alamitos, first lieutenant the Leatherneck service officer. During World War II, in the Asiatic Pacific of operations, participation major campaign. During rean hostilities, he served the 1st Marine Air-Wing battle zone. Anderson has been stationed the Los Alamitos in since June, 1955. The Marine Reserve Training Dept which is commanded byert A. Harvey of Orange sponsible for training on Reserves throughout California and Arizona. Residing at the Anaheim dress with First Sergeant. be Given Away at Safeway stration blanks at 135 S. Lemon, Anaheim SAFEWAY FAMILY CIRCLE April Issue New on Sale 10¢ No one ever turned down for lack of funds LON E. PEEK MARNETTE R. PEEK SPRING gain Spree! AIRWAY COFFEE 1-lb. bag 69¢ NOB HILL COFFEE 1-lb. bag 73¢ 8-in. Size 59¢ 11-oz. Pkg. 59¢ Qt. Ctn. 43¢ 4 Roll Pack 29¢ 12-oz. Can 39¢ 4 22-oz. $1 2 1-lb. Pkgs. 25¢ PAMILY CIRCLE April Issue New on Sale 10¢ Check These Produce Values! Grapefruit Rich in Vitamin C—Low in Calories LOW LOW PRICE! 8 lb. Plio Bag 39¢ Additional Produce Buys! YAMS Red Velvet Variety 2 lbs. 25¢ APPLES Northern Winesaps 2 lbs. 25¢ DATES Doglet Noor Variety 2 lb. pkg. 49¢ WIN! FREE SEASON'S BOX SEAT PASSES to the L.A. DODGERS HOME GAMES All You Need To Do Is Register! Two season's box seat passes to two winners each week for five weeks, beginning Monday, March 3rd, and ending Saturday, April 6th. Each pair of season passes will be worth $500.00 ($250.00 each). Each winner will receive two passes good for the entire season of Dodger home games. Come intoday...and register for yours...you may be a winner! No purchase necessary. Winners for Week Ending MARCH 8, 1958 GAYLE SKINNER 37836 Prentiss, Palmdale, Calif. JACK ELSTON 138 E. Garvey, El Monte, Calif. PORK LOIN CHOPS Cake Mix Chocolate, Golden, Yellow, White, Orange Spice or Caramel 17 oz. pkg. 33¢ Frosting Mix 6½ oz. pkg. 32c GENERAL ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS 60 watt ea. 21c 4 for 84c 75 watt ea. 21c 4 for 84c 100 watt ea. 23c 4 for 92c Winners for Week Ending MARCH 8, 1958 GAYLE SKINNER 37836 Prentiss, Palmdale, Calif. JACK ELSTON 138 E. Garvey, El Monte, Calif. PORK LOIN CHOPS OR ROASTS Eastern Grain-Fed Pork Cuts End lb. 49¢ Center Rib Cut lb. 75¢ Center Loin Cut Chops & Roasts lb. 79¢ Ground Beef Fresh Ground Economy Pack lb. 49¢ Safeway Franks Skinless, All Meat 1-lb. pkg. 53£ Pullman Hams Oscar Meyer 3-lb. can 3.29 Sliced Bacon Wilson Corn King 1-lb. pkg. 59£ Canadian Style Bacon Unox brand 3-lb. can 3.29 FRESH OYSTERS Captain's Choice 12-oz. jar 59£ SOLE FILLET Captain's Choice 1-lb. pkg. 49£ SHRIMP Cooked Peeled lb. 98¢ PARADE DETERGENT 20 oz. pkg. 23¢ 49 oz. pkg. 45¢ Anchor Hocking—Milk Glass GLASSWARE SHELL DISH YOUR CHOICE SQUARE BOWL OBLONG TRAY LARGE ASH TRAY (Small Ash Trays, 3 for 29¢) Prices Good Thursday thru Sunday, March 20, 21, 22, 1958 SAFEWAY We source the right to limit quantities and set sell in other purchases. Applicable taxes satisfied. 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim LOS ALAMITOS — Marine Master Sgt. Irving T. Anderson, 2228 Blanchard Ave., Anaheim, is one of 351 men from throughout the entire Marine Corps to be selected for rank of first sergeant. Anderson, who is recruiting non-commissioned officer at the Marine Air Reserve Training Detachment, U. S. Naval Air Station, Los Alamitos, first entered the Leatherneck service in 1942. During World War II, he served in the Asiatic Pacific Theater of operations, participating in one major campaign. During the Korean hostilities, he served with the 1st Marine Air Wing in the battle zone. Anderson has been stationed at the Los Alamitos installation since June, 1955. The Marine Air Reserve Training Detachment, which is commanded by Col. Robert A. Harvey of Orange, is responsible for training of Marine Reserves throughout southern California and Arizona. Residing at the Anaheim address with First Sergeant Ander- SON are his wife, Lorna, and three children, Michael, 11; Andrea, 7; and Jang, 6. Almost all corn in France is fed to livestock. A few French restaurants serve corn Mais a l'Américain, or corn-on-the-cob. But the French public still is reluctant to taste this American delicacy. Center of oil production in Colombia is Barranca Bormaja where a 350-mile pipeline carries 30 million barrels of oil yearly overland to tankers anchored near Cartagena. Call KE 5-2206 for Want Ads POLITICAL ADV. For Anaheim City Council Robert S. Borden ELECT Robert S. BORDEN THESE ARE BUT A FEW OF THE BUSINESSMEN OF ANAHEIM WHO RECOGNIZE Bob Borden's QUALIFICATIONS Charles Davis Clara Troutman James Enloe J. R. Scholz J. Niels Boege Vernon Role F. W. Elliott Albert A. Marcoux Bob Huffman Morris Martenet Donald Drew Dale Haskins R. W. Chapman Joe Sowder James A. Sides Victor Hardin A. W. Sowder M. F. Glenn E. W. Petersen George Havies Thomas Watts Leester Mitchell M. Wangensteen J. C. O'Steen Kurt Epstein Frank Doretti Luis Sandoval Clayton Allen Henry Schneider Al Cotler Jerome Benoit Harold Smith C. A. Brown William Bowder F. R. Allen J. Critchfield Forrest Whitehouse Ollie Lear Oscar Brower A. Neal La Verne Doane Bill Keefer City Council ROBERT S. Borden Bordén Campaign Committee Mottell's and Peek MORTUARIES COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 1001 BOLSHA RYE, SIDDY CITY THRUXTON 3 5325 LEENHAM 9 9648 Serving Southern California Families of All Faiths for Not a Century No one ever turned away for lack of funds. LON E. PEEK MARNETTE R. PEEK City Council ROBERT S. Borden Borden Campaign Committee TELEPHONE NIGHT WATCH — how we stay on the alert around the clock to make sure your telephone never dozes TELEPHONE NIGHT WATCH — how we stay on the alert around the clock to make sure your telephone never dozes You've settled down for the night. The streets grow quiet. Life comes to a gentle halt. But in the darkness a few lights still gleam. Among them, those in your telephone building. For your phone is very much awake and we're standing a night watch behind it. Operators are ready to handle any call. Testmen are alert to any sign of trouble. And cable "doctors" like Herb Stettler and Joe Smith, top picture, are ready to take care of telephone life lines that tie you to hospitals, police stations and such. Every second of every day and night, 365 days and nights a year, phone people are watching after your service. It's another way we are constantly working to bring you dependable telephone service. Working together to serve you better ... The men and women of Pacific Telephone