anaheim-gazette 1960-03-11

Public Marriage Will Be Held At Shopping Center Celebration A public marriage attended by the oldest married couple and the father of the youngest baby in Orange County will highlight the First Anniversary Celebration of Orange County Plaza shopping center Chapman and Brookhurst, Garden Grove, beginning today. The county's largest shopping center will throw in for good measure a beauty contest for 1960 Plaza queen, a "guess the price" contest, a public benediction by religious leaders, and the longest free "koffee klatch" in history, nine days of free coffee and coolers. Merchants committee chairman Samuel G. Lampel, of Maggi's Interiors, stated that any Orange County couple, subject to committee approval, willing to be married publicly Thursday morning, March 10, during dedication ceremonies, will receive an all expense honey moon trip to Las Vegas. The first suitable twosome applying to 9735 Chapman Ave. at the Plaza office will be selected. A champagne dinner and evening show in a famous Los Angeles restaurant will be awarded to the Orange County couple married for the longest time. The first baby born on Thursday morning in Orange County will receive $100 in gift orders. Single girls, 17 years or older, from Orange County, can compete in the 1960 Plaza queen contest for $250 in gift orders. Many valuable free anniversary Anaheim Coed Journeys To Press Conclave Marilyn Yellis of Anaheim, society editor of the Fullerton Junior College Hornet newspaper, is one of ten FJC students and advisers who will attend the annual California Interscholastic Press Assn. Convention in San Francisco tomorrow and Saturday. The convention, a combined convention of the CIPA, the Junior College Journalism Association, the 4-year Alpha Phi Gamma honorary journalism society and the 2-year Beta Phi Gamma, annually attracts journalism students from universities, colleges and junior colleges from throughout the state. At least 500 delegates are expected. Activities include initiations to All-City Table Tennis Tournament Slated The Ananeim Park and Recreation Department will score another "first" in the city's expanding recreation program next month when it presents the first annual All-city ping-pong tournament to be staged at the Brookhurst Gym on March 12 and according to reports from Recreation Supervisor Leonard Roberta. Registration materials and rules are now available at the Recreation office and entries are being taken for the event. Competitors will be divided into four classes and both singles and doubles matches are offered each sexes. The first class includes ages 12-14, second class 15-17, and the third class is for anyone 18 years of age and old. There will also be singles doubles action offered in the senior class for any citizen over years old. Tournament play is scheduled to begin Saturday, March 12, 9:00 a.m. and continue until winners have been decided. Players will battle to a best 2 out of 3 series with the winners advancing to the finals. Top Science Student To Enter Competition Seven hundred outstanding science students in the junior senior high schools of Orange County will enter competitive exhibits in the fifth annual Orange County Science Fair at Santa Ana University. ning show in a famous Los Angeles restaurant will be awarded to the Orange County couple married for the longest time. The first baby born on Thursday morning in Orange County will receive $100 in gift orders. Single girls, 17 years or older, from Orange County, can compete in the 1960 Plaza queen contest for $250 in gift orders. Many valuable free anniversary gifts will be displayed in store windows and the shopper guessing the total retail value will tote home all the gifts. Ten others will receive $250 in gift orders. Finally, to add to the festivities, Thriftimart and Safeway will take turns serving free coffee and cookies or donuts in the mornings from 9:30 to 10:30 and in the afternoons from 2:30 to 4:00. Chairman Lampel said, "Our first year's business exceeded all expectations, and our sixty stores are therefore, expressing their gratitude with ninedays of tremendous bargains, many free gifts and exciting events." Other committee members are: Peter Pena, Safeway; Mel Wright, Gallenkamp; Bob Reutzel, Thriftimart; Bob Dotts, W. T. Grant Co., and Bob Kelly, Bank of America. IS THAT SO? If an individual consumes one quart of milk per day for a lifetime, he will receive only about 3.3 per cent of the maximum permissible amount of Strontium 90, according to the U.S. Department of Public Health. The convention, a combined convention of the CIPA, the Junior College Journalism Association, the 4-year Alpha Phi Gamma honorary journalism society and the 2-year Beta Phil Gamma, annually attracts journalism students from universities, colleges and junior colleges from throughout the state. At least 500 delegates are expected. Activities include initiations to honor groups and a banquet at the Whitcomb Hotel on Friday and writing contests, a luncheon meeting, panel discussion groups, and final awards banquet on Saturday. Top newspaper personages will appear as speakers and participants in discussion groups. Saturday meetings will be held on the campus of San Francisco State College. JOSEPH S. HOLOWIN, M.D. ANNOUNCES THE OPENING of His OFFICE FOR THE PRACTICE OF HIS SPECIALTY DISEASE AND SURGERY OF THE EYE AND PRESCRIPTION GLASSES at Sherwood Medical Center 718 S. Brookhurst, Suite M Anaheim PR 2-.5740 Office Hours by Appointment NEW CONTROL CENTERS help telephone people install and repair phones more economically. Such things as flashing lights on big maps tell dispatchers where men are working and what jobs are waiting. This saves valuable time because it tells dispatchers which man is nearest the next job. It is one way we hold down installation and repair costs. And that helps us give you more for your telephone dollar. We work to make your telephone dollar go further in California Pacific Telephone City Table Tennis Tournament Slated Anneheim Park and Recreation Department will score an "first" in the city's expand-recreation program next when it presents the first All-city ping-pong tournament to be staged at the Brook-Gym on March 12 and 13, being to reports from Recreation Supervisor Leonard Roberts. Registration materials and the are now available at the station office and entries are taken for the event. Competitors will be divided into classes and both singles and matches are offered for sexes. The first class images 12-14, second class, and the third class is for the 18 years of age and older. Will also be singles and action offered in the Se-class for any citizen over 50 old. Permanent play is scheduled begin Saturday, March 12, at 1:00 p.m. and continue until all have been decided. Play will battle to a best 2 out of 5 with the winners advance to the finals. 12 Anaheim Seniors In Semi-Finals Twelve senior students within the Anaheim Union High School District have been named semifinalists in the competition for the 1959-60 California State Scholarships Awards, according to a recent report of Arthur S. Marmauduke, Executive Director of the California State Scholarship Commission. These students, whose selection was based upon the score made by each candidate on the Scholastic Aptitude Test of the College Entrance Examination Board, include Harry J. Campbell, Robert H. Dickey, Marilyn A. Miller, Bruce M. Shawver, Stephanie Steelman, and Joshua J. Tofield, all of Anaheim Union High School, and Craig A. Finefrock, LeRoy C. McCullough, Janet L. Meler, Jerry W. Partin, Leelle A. Pederson, and John W. Schlue of Western High School. Each competitive scholarship may net the recipient an annual amount up to a maximum of $600 and may be used at any two- or four-year collegiate institution, accredited by the Western College Association, and located in California. There are no restrictions as to the type of undergraduate program selected by an award winner. A State Scholarship may be renewed annually, under Commission regulations, for a maximum of four annual awards or until completion of a four-year undergraduate course, whichever is earlier. In 1960, the Commission may grant as many as 2,560 scholarships for the academic year 1960-61. Of this number, approximately 1,810 will be renewals of the 1959 awards, and the remaining 1,750 will be new awards for 1961. Science Students Enter Competition ten hundred outstanding scistudents in the junior and high schools of Orange will enter competitive exin the fifth annual Orange Science Fair at Santa Ana May 14-18, it was disl by Miss Mary Fenton of Grove, general chairman. representatives from each of schools planning to exhibit meet at a special meeting day, March 14, at 7:30 p.m. on bon campus. long committee heads assistFenton will be Joe Carter aheim, secretary. FROZEN FOODS Belair Quality Apple Pie Tender, flaky crust. Serve with cheese Full 8-Inch 24-oz. Size 39¢ Corn-on-the-Cob Belair 5 2-oz. $1 pkg. Green Beans Bel-air French or Regular 6 9-oz. $1 pkg. Cheese Pie Rosella Vanilla 16-oz. 65¢ Tuna-Noodle Star-Kist Casserole 7-oz. 25¢ Oh Boy Pizza Plain Italian 8-oz. 39¢ Oh Boy Pizza Meat type 8-oz. 49¢ Pepperoni, Sausage, Mushrooms Danish Spread Kings Choice 1½-oz. size 10¢ Kuminost Cheese Stik Type 12-oz. size 69¢ Baby Gouda Dutch Mild 8-oz. size 49¢ Nauvoo Blue Wollman's Cheese lb. 93¢ Sliced Cheese Dutch Mill 6-oz. pkg. 35¢ Mellow Cheddar, Natural Brick, Munster Fresh Orange Angel Cake Priced the Economy Way! Baked the Curtsy way 3 12-oz. Rings $100 ea. 35c Coffee Cake Curtsy Fresh Apple size 25¢ Ballerina Bread Skylark 16-oz. Save 10c food That Good Eating U.S.D.A. Choice, Safeway Aged Beef Chuck Roast Safeway Chuck Roast, guaranteed juicy and fork-tender, has the rich flavor you get only in top grades of USDA Choice Beef. And each roast is trimmed of excess bone & fat by Safeway's own expert meat cutters. Blade Cut lb. 45 Frying Turkeys Tender, Young, Small 4 lb. 8-lbs. Whole Turkeys (Cut up, lb. 55c) Game Hens Rock Cornish Tender juicy meat with delicious flavor Lon Jack Sw Sha Other Tillamoe Link Ch Gruyero Roquefe Cream We Cra Cak That Good Eating U.S.D.A. Choice, Safeway Aged Safeway Chuck Roast, guaranteed juicy and fork-tender, has the rich flavor you get only in top grades of USDA Choice Beef. And each roast is trimmed of excess bone & fat by Safeway's own expert meat cutters. Blade Cut lb. 45 Frying Turkeys Tender, Young, Small 4 to 8-lbs. Whole Turkeys (Cut up, lb. 55c) Game Hens Rock Cornish Tender juicy meal with delicious flavor Whole Lamb USDA Choice, Young Cut up for your fresher! Average size—50-lbs. Cream O' the Crop Grade "AA" Eggs Top Quality—Guaranteed Fresh Large Size 2 1-doz. cms. 83¢ Medium Size 2 1-doz. cms. 75¢ Airway Instant Coffee 6 oz. jar 69¢ Golden Corn Butter Kernel 2 16-oz. cans 35¢ Lucerne Sour Cream ½-pint carton 27¢ Nabisco Ritz' Crackers 8-oz. pkg. 29¢ Snow's Minced Clams 7½-oz. can 33¢ Van Camp Tenderoni 6 oz. pkg. 13¢ Scotkins Napkins Luncheon size pkg. of 50 17¢ Zee Toilet Tissue Yellow, Aqua, Pink or White Toilet Paper 4-roll pack 35¢ PRICES: EFFECTIVE Thurs. thru Sun., March 10, 11, 12, 13, 1960 SAFEWAY Blue Chip Stamps given with each purchase except fluid milk products, cigarettes, tobacco or alcoholic beverages. Applicable taxes collected. Subject to stock on hand. We reserve the right to limit and not sell to other merchants. Your Nearest Safeway – 135 S. Len Greeting Card Plant Will Employ 500 The Buzza-Cardozo Corp., one of the world's largest manufacturers of greeting cards, has announced plans to build a 200,000 square foot manufacturing facility here. The plmt will be built on 15 acres at the southeast corner of Los Angeles St. and Cerritos Ave. Corporation officials said a work force of about 500 persons will be employed. Employment Up Here were nearly 31,000 more factory workers employed in the Angeles metropolitan area which includes Orange County. January than a year ago. Factory employment in January was 774,3000 wage and salaries. County UC Campus Should Open 1964 The Orange County campus of the University of California should be in operation within four years, according to E. J. Powers of Newport Beach. Powers, president of the Friends of the University of California in Orange County, predicted the school will be operating by 1964. Council Extends Annex Deadline Anaheim City Council gave petitioners of the so-called Cyrus-Stiller Aves. annexation in the south of the city 10 more days to acquire signatures of property owners Tuesday night when papers presented for the 40-acre annex proved to bear less than the legally required 25 per cent of homeowners living in the area. The Council also authorized the purchase of two new police cars at a total cost of $4,360 and 7,000 feet of fire hose at a cost of $7,920. Some Washington observers believe there is a mysterious master-umnist. PLAIN and Fancy A Cheese for every occasion—a cheese for every taste! At Safeway you'll find a grand assortment of the world's finest cheeses, every kind from smooth, velvety mild to bitter sharp! Treat every member of your family to their favorites. Longhorn Cheese lb. 49¢ Jack Cheese Chunk or Stick lb. 49¢ Swiss Cheese Big Eye Chunk lb. 69¢ Sharp Cheese Chunk or Stick lb. 69¢ Other Values in Fine Cheeses 1½-oz. size 10¢ Tillamook Snack Bars 10-oz. size 55¢ Limburger Kraft Mohawk 6-oz. size 39¢ Stick Type 12-oz. size 69£ Link Cheese Kraft Garlic or Sharp 6-oz. size 31£ Camembert Rouget Noir 4-oz. size 49£ Gruyere Cheese Swiss Castle 4-oz. size 29£ Mozzarella Precious Brand 8-oz. size 45£ Man's Cheese lb. 93£ Roquefort Kraft Cheese 1½-oz. size 23£ Pizza Cheese Armour Shred'd Miss Wisconsin 4-oz. size 33£ Patch Mill pkg. 35£ Cream Cheese Kraft Phila, 2-oz. pkg. 29£ Cheese Spreads Made by Kraft 5-oz. jar 27£ Brick, Muenster Plain, Pimienta or Chive Orange Cake Wesson Oil For Salads, Frying (NuMade Oil, quart, 37c) qt. btl. 39¢ My Way! easy way 100 lea. 35c Busy Baker Salted Sodas Crisp, Fresh 1-lb. box 19¢ Apple size 25¢ Cake Mix Swansdown Yellow, White or Devils Food 19-oz. pkg. 29¢ Safeway Aged Roast lb. 45¢ USDA Choice Beef Values Chuck Steaks or Roasts Center Cut lb. 49¢ Shoulder Steaks or Roasts Round Bone lb. 59¢ Boneless Roasts Shoulder Clod lb. 79¢ Boneless Steaks Shoulder Cut lb. 89¢ Ground Shoulder Fresh Lean Beef lb. 59¢ Young, Small Whale Turkeys lb. 49¢ Beef Cubes Boneless for Stews lb. 79¢ Other Meat Section Values Smoked Beef Safeway Sliced 3 3½-oz. $1 Sliced Bologna Safeway Thick Cut 12-oz. pkg. 49¢ Fillet of Sole Captain's Choice 1-lb. pkg. 59¢ 45¢ lb. 49¢ lb. 79¢ size 49¢ lb. Boneless Roasts Clod lb. 79 Boneless Steaks Shoulder Cut lb. 89 Ground Shoulder Fresh Lean Beef lb. 59 Beef Cubes Boneless for Stews lb. 79 Other Meat Section Values Smoked Beef Safeway Sliced 3 3½-oz. pkg. Sliced Bologna Safeway Thick Cut 12-oz. pkg. Fillet of Sole Captain's Choice 1-lb. pkg. Rainbow Trout Captain's Choice 10-oz. pkg. Turkey Hindquarters Thigh G Drumstick lb. 39 Today's Best Meal Idea From Safeway Fresh Green Peas & New Potatoes Here's a wonderful idea for a "first time this year" family treat! Tender, fresh, early Spring Peas cooked with Florida New Red Potatoes. Serve with Safeway Chuck Roast. 3 lbs. 29¢ Broccoli Northern Grown 2 lbs. 35¢ Fresh Dates Doglet Near 2-lb. bag 49¢ Green Onions Garden Fresh bunch 5¢ Peanuts Fresh Roasted 1-lb. bag 39¢ Tomatoes Fancy Quality 13-oz. pkg. 29¢ Daffodils King Alfred Large Size bunch of 25 49¢ 0, 11, 12, 13, 1960 AY Accept fluid milk prod. Applicable taxes colthe right to limit and We Give BLUE CHIP STAMPS FREE ... 8-oz can Town House Tomato Sauce with purchase of: Schilling Spaghetti Sauce Be sure to get your free 8-oz can of Town House Tomato Sauce with your purchase of Schilling Spaghetti Sauce. 1½-oz. pkg. 23¢