anaheim-gazette 1959-05-28

2 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thursday, May 28, 1950 Oppose More Tax Before Budget Bill Approved Orange County's Republican state legislators, Senator John A. Murdy, Jr., and Assemblyman Bruce Sumner, were commended this week by the Orange County Republican Central Committee for "courageously opposing the enactment of any tax legislation in the current session of the Legislature prior to approving the annual budget bill. In dispatching a commendatory resolution to the legislators in Sacramento, the committee cited them "for their exemplary legislative efforts in accurately reflecting the concern of the people of Orange County for a balanced budget without higher taxes" and called on them to "continue to resist to the best of their abilities the incessant encroachment of irresponsible liberalism by the Democratic majority in the Legislature." The resolution further pointed out that in striking contrast to Seantor Murdy's eloquent defense of their position of fiscal responsibility in the legislative halls of the State Capitol, the Democratic Assemblyman from Orange County has already voted "Aye" on increased taxes for personal in- The resolution further pointed out that in striking contrast to Seantor Murdy's eloquent defense of their position of fiscal responsibility in the legislative halls of the State Capitol, the Democratic Assemblyman from Orange County has already voted "Aye" on increased taxes for personal incomes, inheritances and horse racing, as well as new taxes on cigarettes and tobacco. PETRA YATES Petra Yates of 849 South Helena Street, Anaheim, died Monday after a prolonged illness at the age of 79 years. She was born in Norway and had been a resident of Anaheim a short time making her home with her brother Amund Johnson. Funeral services were held in the chapel of Backs--Troutman & Kaulbars Wednesday morning. Sidney Holt officiated with interment to be made in Denver. MISSES GOOD TIMES AT NEW PLANT JOB Gary Harris, $837 W. Avenue 54, was thinking about his future one Sunday afternoon, and in four days he had done something about it. "I was experienced as a Personal Manager, but I was working on industrial surveys," he said. That afternoon I decided to look at the Help Wanted columns in the classified pages of The Los Angeles Times. I found the job I wanted right away, and in four days I was hired out of 50 applicants as Personnel Manager of a plant in France. But there's one thing I'm going to miss up there, and that's The Times. I just hope I can find a place to live as easily as I found the job I wanted. Yet the Times Classified was sure handy to have around." Here again is proof that whatever your needs, you'll find it easier, sell it quicker, through Times Classified 404. For Times Classified service, call Kimberly 3-8448. And if you would like a free copy of the 68-page book, "History in Headlines," showing front pages of The Times reporting important events of history, just write "History in Headlines," The Times, Los Angeles 53. Illustrated Report on Orange County Now Available "Orange County Has Everything" is the title of an 84-page illustrated report on the fastest-growing county in the nation. Of interest to home-buyers and investors, the report shows new homes available all over the county, describes schools and colleges, shows fishing, golfing, boating and other recreational facilities — and asks editorially: "Where on Earth Can You Find All This!" Published as the Special Homes Issue of Orange County Industrial News, monthly magazine, the report is now available at news-stands in leading food markets and drug stores—wherever magazines are sold — throughout Orange County and Los Angeles County, according to its publisher, W. Worth Bernard of Santa Ana. Proclaim June Apprenticeship Month in Calif. June has been proclaimed Apprenticeship Month in California, as Governor Edmund G. Brown and State and Federal apprentice-training specialists welcome this year’s high-school graduating class with news about careers in the trades. Here in Orange County, James R. Warfel and Ralph A. Lepore, Apprenticeship Consultants of the Division of Apprenticeship Standards, California Department of Industrial Relations, said that detailed information on how to get started in a career as a technician or in the skilled trades was available at the local office of the Division of Apprenticeship Standards, 1623 W. 17th Street, Santa Ana, phone KI 3-3946. Traditional System “Apprenticeship is the traditional and centuries-old system of having a boy learn a trade while he is doing it,” said the Apprenticeship Consultants. “And the boy is earning a salary that increases with his skill. It’s the best possible way a young fellow can prepare himself for a career in the trades and crafts—whether he aims at being a carpenter, machinist, plumber, or any other trade.” Face Labor Shortage Warfel and Lepore said that high standards for registered apprenticeship programs are placed by joint management-apprenticeship committees. They emphasized that the chief responsibility for expanding such grams rested with industry, would have to step up the training of its own skilled people risk a serious future shortage qualified workers. Thoughtful people everywhere in California are asked to especially alert for opportunities to help our young people stand the signposts on the road to apprenticeship training. Other local sources of information included school Coordination of Industrial Education, For Your Convenience SAFEWAY STORES WILL BE OPEN MEMORIAL DAY SAT., MAY 30 USDA CHOICE CULTIVATE YOUR FLOWER BEDS. WHILE PLANTS ARE BLOOMING THEIR ROOTS NEED AIR. A NUCHED WEEP-FREE BED WILL KEEP YOUR FLOWERS LOOKING THEIR BEST. Serve all meat and poultry with Ocean Spray Cresberry Sauce—THE PERFECT MATE FOR EVERY MEAT IT'S FREE! IT'S FUN CROSS-OUT IS HERE! More Than $130,000 Get full details in next week-end ad—watch for it! NOT A NATIONAL CONTEST! Only Safeway Stores in Southern California* and Clark County, Nevada, Have It * Except San Diego and Imperial Counties Fresh Chicken Fryer Parts USDA Grade A, Inspected Whole Legs or Breasts lb. 59¢ Wings...lb. 29c Hormel Smoked Canned Ham Fully cooked, boneless. Ready to serve. 3-lb. can $298 Jumbo Olives or Mammoth Pitted Gifford Ripe 4 8½-oz. cans $1 Dill Pickles Our Best or Homade Brands Plain or Kosher Style 58-oz. for 49¢ Charcoal Briquets Deerhead Brand 10-lb. bag 69¢ Sandwich Spread Lunch Box qt. 59¢ Pork & Beans Highway brand In Tomato Sauce 5 10-oz. cans $1 Spaghetti Gold Medal 1-lb. pkg. 17¢ 2-lb. pkg. 33¢ Padre Beer 12 can $1.55 24 can $2.99 6 12-oz. cans 79¢ Eastside Beer A Family Favorite 6 12-oz. cans $1.20 Schlitz Beer Mellow Flavor 6 12-oz. cans $1.25 Potato Chips Bakery Features Hot Dog Roll Barbecue Built Gritty Reed Get plenty for your picnic Sandwich Bread Mr. Wright's Head-Turned Seeded Rye Bread Robert Dillon Coffee Cake Curtly Reed Fresh Apple Kitchen 12 can $1.55 24 can $2.99 6 12-oz. cans 79¢ Eastside Beer A Family Favorite 6 12-oz. $1.20 Schlitz Beer Mellow Flavor 6 12-oz. $1.25 Potato Chips Great for outdoor picnics or bar-b-Q's Try 'em for dips, too! Bell brand 5¼-oz. pkg. 39¢ Grade ‘AA’ Eggs Cream o' the Crop Medium Size One Dozen in Carton 29¢ Watermelon Red Ripe Sweet For your holiday outing feast Cut Melon lb. 6¢ Whole Melon lb. 4½ New Potatoes U.S. No. 1 White Rose 10 lbs. 39¢ Yellow Onions Bermuda Type Mild Flavor 4 lbs. 25¢ HEY KIDS! REGISTER NO W FOR LITTLE L TO BE GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY MAY 8O. GET D Your Nearest Safeway — 135 S. Le Face Labor Shortage Warfel and Lepore said that the standards for registered apprenticeship programs are regulated by joint management-labor apprenticeship committees. They emphasized that the chief responsibility for expanding such programs rested with industry, which would have to step up the training of its own skilled people or a serious future shortage of skilled workers. Boughtful people everywhere California are asked to be specially alert for opportunities help our young people understand the signposts on the road apprenticeship training. Other local sources of information included school Coordinators Industrial Education, Elton Ward, Fullerton Junior College; John Owena, Orange Coast College, and Otis Knighton, Santa Ana College; Director of Industrial Education for Orange County Norman Stanger, 1104 W.8th Street, Santa Ana, phone KI 2-6731; Chairman of the Round Table of Orange County Joint Apprenticeship Committee in Charles Bivens, phone JE 1-1478, and Secretary of the Round Table, Stanley Van Niman, phone JE 1-0088; and the Veterans Service HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Center, 202 N. Broadway, Santa Ana, phone KI 2-3516. TRY A GAZETTE WANT AD CALL KEYSTONE 5-2906 LIFETIME Aluminum Screen Doors '19" INSTALLED LIFETIME Aluminum Window Screens INSTALLED $2¢ AS LOW AS CATES Weatherstrip and Screen Co, 1251 W. Lincoln Blvd., Anaheim KE 5-9927 WAY STEAK SALE! Trimmed just right for Perfect Eating! • All Safeway Beef is U.S.D.A. Choice Grade. • Perfectly Aged to Peak of Tenderness and Flavor. • Safeway Trimmed-Free of Excess Bone and Fat. • Unconditionally Guaranteed to Please You Every Time. • Sirloin Steak • Small Rib Steaks • Cube Steaks • Flavorful Tender 98¢ lb. Beef Club Steaks Fully aged and trimmed U.S.D.A. Choice Grade '1.09 Porterhouse or T-Bone Steaks U.S.D.A. Choice Aged Beef '1.19 Boneless Top Sirloin Steaks U.S.D.A. Choice Aged Beef '1.39 Boneless Spencer Steaks Cut from $1.49 • Sirloin Steak • Small Rib Steaks • Cube Steaks 98¢ lb. Beef Club Steaks Fully aged and trimmed U.S.D.A. Choice Grade '1.09 Porterhouse or T-Bone Steaks U.S.D.A. Choice Aged Beef '1.19 Boneless Top Sirloin Steaks U.S.D.A. Choice Aged Beef '1.39 Boneless Spencer Steaks Cut from Eye of Rub '1.69 SMOKIE LINKS Safeway • Smoked pork sausage links 12-oz. pkg. 49¢ SLICED CHEESE Detch Mill. American Swiss or Pintesto 8-oz. pkg. 29¢ BOILED HAM Hormel Sliced For Sandwiches 5-oz. pkg. 49¢ BREADED SHRIMP Jekyll Island For Fish salads 2-lb. $142 pkg. SAFTWAY COUPONS SAVE 14¢ 1-lb. Pkg. of Sterling FRANKS With this coupon you 1-lb. pay only 39¢ Good Thurs-Sun, May 28-31 in Southern California and Clark Co., Nevada. Except San Diego & Imperial Co. Soda Crackers Oven Glo Crispy Saltines 1-lb. pkg. 15¢ Wesson Oil For Salads or Cooking quart bottle 39¢ Bakery Features Hot Dog Rolls or Barbecue Buns 21¢ Lemonade Scotch Treat Rich in Vitamin C Tree-Ripened Fresh Squeezed Flavor 4 6-oz. caps 25¢ Cooked Squash Bel-Air Frozen 16-oz. pkg. 19¢ Brussels Sprouts Bel-Air Frozen 8-oz. pkg. 27¢ Cookies Barbecue Buns 21¢ Chick Bread Mrs. Wright's Head Tortoise 15-oz. 25¢ Rye Bread Stylish Bread 15-oz. 25¢ Cake Curry Bread Fresh Apple Bread 11-oz. 25¢ Angel Food Cake ORANGE 12-oz. 39¢ Lakes Coffee 59¢ Way Coffee 53¢ Hill Coffee 57¢ Ban Coffee 79£ Scotch Treat Rich In Vitamin C Tree-Ripened Fresh Squeezed Flavor 4 6-oz. caps $25¢ Cooked Squash Bel-air Frozen 16-oz. pkg. 19¢ Brussels Sprouts Bel-air Frozen 8-oz. pkg. 27¢ Cookies Melrose Marshmallows Delights Fresh Baked! 3 10-oz. pkgs. $100 C & H Sugar Pure Cane Granulated 5 lb. bag 49¢ Potato Salad XLNT brand 2 lb. cts. 49¢ Soft Drinks Cragmont Assorted 2 quart bells 35¢ Libby's Beans Deep Brown 2 16-oz. cans 29¢ Cheese Spreads Kraft Assorted 4 8-oz. jars $100 Bacon & Cheese, Old English, Olive Pimienta, Pimienta, Pineapple or Roka COOKINDEX Section No. 1 19¢ Sections 2 pr. 3 on. 49¢ Cabinet 19¢ Sectipes 6-14, to pane, 51£p We reserve the right to limit and not to sell to other merchants. SAFEWAY Prices effective Thursday through Sunday May 28, 29 30, 21 FOR LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL OUTFIT SUNY MAY 30 GET DETAILS AT ANAHEIM SAFEWAY Day — 135 S. Lemon St. – Anaheim