anaheim-gazette 1960-04-14

A2-Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Calif., Fri., April 8, 1960) Methodist Union to Hear County Hospital Head The director of the Orange County General Hospital, Mr. Ronald D. Powell, was this month's speaker at the regular meeting of the Orange County Methodist Union, which was held Monday evening, April 11, at the First Methodist Church in Fullerton. The hospital administrator's message concerned the accomplishments and needs of the public institution, located in the City of Orange. The meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. with a dinner served by the ladies of the Fullerton church. In attendance were Methodist laymen and ministers representing all the churches of this denomination in the county. Officers of the Union include Edward Marcus and Al Bonntey of Santa Ana, George Dixon of Garden Grove, Rev. H. A. McPheeters of Anaheim. Minister of the host church is Dr. Winston Trever; Rev. James L. Wiggins is associate pastor. The Union is currently undergoing reorganization. Among the proposed changes, intended to enhance its usefulness and prestige, are a plan for regular election of delegates, establishment of a board of trustees to engage in church extension work, and reduction of the number of social meetings from a monthly basis to not more than four per year hereafter. North County Scouts To Hold Jubilee Show In La Palma Stadium On June 3-4, 1960, the Northern Orange County Council, Boy Owens, president of the council, is handling arrangements for special North County Scouts To Hold Jubilee Show In La Palma Stadium On June 3-4, 1960, the Northern Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America, will present a Scout-ORama. This will be the second major activity in the local celebration of the Golden Jubilee of Scouting. Plans are well under way for this spectacular Scouting Show, which will be held in La Palma Stadium, in Anaheim. A Scout-ORama is the "County Fair" of Scouting. Each unit in the Council will be provided with an opportunity to display to the public, parents and friends some part of the program of Cubbing, Scouting, or Exploring. Units already on the calendar are: Cub Pack 165, Anaheim, Outdoor Recreation in California; Cub Pack 103, Anaheim, Scout Safety; Troop 3, Buena Park, First Aid; and Troop 84, Buena Park, Pack Racks. The show will also provide competition among the units on the basis of ticket sales, and on the quality of activity and materials, methods of operation and interest to the general public of the booth displays. Award money will go to the units who can use it for any of their programs or projects. Many troops will be able to use awards to send some of the scouts to camp. The general chairman for the Scout-O-Rama is George Grey, manager of the Broadway Store, in Anaheim. John Reeves, vice-president of Viking Trailers, Anaheim, is ticket sales chairman. He is being assisted in the four districts by Dan Rowland, Anaheim; M. H. Watney, La Habra; Paul Griffith, Buena Park; and ask Tielrooy of Fullerton. Arrangements for the stadium have been made by John Hoch, Anaheim, chairman of that committee. Walt Reisterer, of Buena Park, is in charge of the camping arrangements. Boys who will be Owens, president of the council, is handling arrangements for special guests. Wayne Herbst, Fullerton businessman, heads up the participation committee, while Clary Stull, of Fullerton, is in charge of the activities. Judging will be handled by Vic Dearinger, of Fullerton. Dental Airlift Marine 'Copters Carry Dentists To Ships at Sea MCAS El Toro, Santa Ana, Calif., April 1—The Third Marine Aircraft Wing's 13th Force Dental Company scored a first in Marine aviation last Thursday, when the unit was airlifted by helicopter to the USS Thetis Bay, a helicopter carrier. WHILE ABOARD THE carrier, the dental company participated in a dental landing and field exercise named DENTIFLEX-60. During this exercise, dental officers and technicians became familiar with helicopter airlifting procedures for personnel and equipment, and with life aboard a naval vessel. The El Toro dental company is one of eight units serving with the three Marine Divisions, the three Marine Aircraft Wings, and with Force troops on both the east and west coasts. Easter Sunrise Rites Set at Dunes Anaheim, is ticket sales chairman. He is being assisted in the four districts by Dan Rowland, Anaheim; M. H. Watney, La Hahra; Paul Griffith, Buena Park; and ask Tielrooy of Fullerton. Arrangements for the stadium have been made by John Hoch, Anaheim, chairman of that committee. Walt Reisterer, of Buena Park, is in charge of the camping arrangements. Boys who will be attending the National Jamboree in Colorado in July will use this affair as an opportunity to "warm up" for the big show. Judge Claude High Schools Vie for 4 Journalism Twards More than 350 students and advisors have entered newspapers and yearbooks in the seventh annual Santa Ana College Journalism Workshop set for April 21. Judging the high school entries will be a group of professional newspapermen from the Orange County Press Club. Anaheim High School won last year's trophy for the best year book. Easter Sunrise Rites Set at Dunes A special Easter Sunrise Service will be held for the second year at Newport Dunes, April 17, 6:00 a.m., under the sponsorship of the Newport Harbor Council of Council of Churches and the Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club. THE NEWPORT HARBOR COUNCIL of Churches invites you to Easter worship in the church of your choice at a later hour. The churches in this area welcome the opportunity to become instruments of spiritual guidance to all interested persons. The goal is to make faith in Christ a living and dynamic reality in the life of the community and the world. WOMEN CIRCULATION SUPERVISORS WANTED Part Time Work with Newspaper Carrier Boys Experience Not Necessary APPLY MR. ALLMAN Anaheim Gazette 259 East Center PR 2-1800 UC Earnings Up Per Cent in 1929 The consolidated net income of California increased 28 percent in 1959, President Bur-Dempster announced in his annual report to stockholders of Santa Ana research and development firm. Net income for the Electronic Engineering Company and its only owned subsidiary, the Engineered Electronics Company, totaled $214,000 for the year 1959 as compared to $167,000 for 1958. Consolidated sales were up over cent over 1958 and 1959, totaling $4,700,000 and sales totaling $4,400,000. The Wagner Labor Relations was signed by the President 1835. Need Info on County State College Program? Write For Admission Book Answers to questions which prospective students and the public most frequently ask about Orange County State College. Fullerton, are the basis of an admissions information brochure recently published as the College's first printed official publication. The brochure includes a sketch which locates the permanent campus at 800 N. Cypress Avenue in northeast Fullerton and shows freeways and other highways surrounding the campus. INFORMATION on courses is also included. It is explained that only a major in elementary education has been offered the first year, 1959-60, of the college but that plans are set for expansion of curricular offerings to 10 undergraduate majors for the 1960-61 academic year. Additionally, the credential program in elementary, business and secondary education will be started in September, 1960, along with a master's program in elementary education. A selection of liberal arts and sciences is also scheduled for next fall. Admission requirements are outlined in the brochure, which is available from the OCSC Admissions Office, 800 N. Cypress Avenue, Fullerton, TRojan 1-3300. 2 Anaheim Women Phi Beta Officers Mrs. John Dale of 1101 Highland St., Fullerton, was stalled as president of the ange County alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Tuesday in a meeting held in her home. Other officers installed with Mrs. Jack Schirmer of San Ana, vice-president; Mrs.thur McBride of Santa treasurer; Mrs. J. D. Leah Fullerton, recording secret Mrs. Dick Hannawell of A helm, corresponding secretary Mrs. Donald Brauer of Anah membership, and Mrs. Will Dutton of Santa Ana, ways means. Easter's Finest ... from We WILL Be CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY April 17th Shop early for the Holiday POUND 98¢ USDA CHOICE Boneless Top USDA CHOICE T-Bone Steak We WILL Be CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY April 17th Shop early for the Holiday POUND 98¢ Best For Quality! Best Fo USDA CHOICE Boneless Top USDA CHOICE T-Bone Steak USDA CHOICE New York USDA CHOICE Tender USDA CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAKS (Bone In) Only The Best! All Select Steaks, No Pin-Bone Cuts... Sliced Pineapple Lalani (4 slices each can) 5 141-oz. $100 Ocean Spray. Strained or Whole 2 16-oz. 39¢ Highway Full Flavor 3 29-oz. 85¢ Zippy Gherkins Tiny Sweet Cocktail Size 22-oz. 59¢ Eight Flavors 4 3-oz. 29¢ Jell-well Gelatins Pillsbury—Pineapple, Chocolate, White, Yellow, or Orange 3 18-oz. $100 Cake Mixes Lucerne Creamy or Farmer quart ctn. 45c plint carton 23¢ Cottage Cheese Golden Brown Dark Brown or Powdered 2 1-lb. 25¢ Scotkins Nankins Dinner 2 plkg. of 49¢ We Give BLUE CHIP STAMPS Check These Values Large Walnuts Diamond Red Label 1-lb. Big 4 French's Salad Mustard 6-oz. jar 1 Tea Timer Crackers Snack Type 1-lb. pkg. 3 Spiced Peaches Hemet Whole 20-oz. can 2 Crabapples Rustic Whole Spiced 16-oz. can 2 Canned Yams Dillie Dandy 51-oz. can 5 Mushrooms Eland's Stems & Pieces 2 2-oz. can 2 Pitted Olives Town House Large 7-oz. can 3 Stuffed Olives Empress Mansanilla 8-oz. bit. 2 Maraschino Cherries Empress 4-oz. bit. Jell-well Gelatins Eight Flavors 4 3-oz. pkg. $29¢ Cake Mixes Pillsbury—Pineapple, Chocolate, White, Yellow, or Orange 3 18-oz. pkg. $100 Cottage Cheese Lucerne Creamy or Farmer quart ctn. 23¢ Spreckles Sugar Golden Brown Dark Brown or Powdered 2 1-lb. pkg. $25¢ Scotkins Napkins Dinner Size 2 pkg. of 50 $49¢ Shady Lane Butter 1st Quality Grade A 1-lb. etn. $69¢ Bel-air Apple Pie Premium Quality Frozen—Full 8-inch 24-oz. size $39¢ Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil 12"x25" roll $29¢ Chunk Tuna Tuna Time Light Meat 4 61-oz. cans $100 FROZEN FOODS Strawberries Bel-air Sliced 10-oz. pkg. Mix or Match Raspberries Lynden Red 10-oz. pkg. Broccoli Spears Bel-air 10-oz. pkg. Brussels Sprouts Bel-air 8-oz. pkg. Bel-air Grape Juice Concentrated Juilt add water 6 4-oz. $100 Rose Royal Cheese Cake 11-oz. $49¢ Morton's Macaroni Dinner With Cheese 8-oz. $25¢ Curtsy Fresh Custard Angel Food Cake The Quality that you demand at the Price you'll like! 12-oz. Ring 35¢ Additional Bakery Buys! Brown 'n' Serve Rolls Mrs. Wright's Butter & Egg 12-oz. $25¢ Skylark Pan Rolls $12.20¢ Coffee Cake Curtsy Almond Crunch 12-oz. $35¢ Mix 'Em As You Wish Whole Beets Town House 16-oz. Can Golden Corn Highway 12-oz. Can Applesauce Highway 16-oz. Can Fruit Cocktail Town House 8-oz. Can SAFEWA Blue Chip Stamps given with cash purchase except milk products, cigarettes, tobacco or nittoholic beverages collected. Subject to stock and we reserve right to limit and not sell to other merchant. BIG NEW ANAHEIM SAFEWAY NOW OPEN Anaheim Women Hi Beta Officers Mrs. John Dale of 1101 N. Highland St., Fullerton, was inlled as president of the Orge County alumniae of GamPhi Beta Sorority Tuesday a meeting held in her home. Other officers installed were Ms. Jack Schirmer of Santa a, vice-president; Mrs. Arour McBride of Santa Ana, reasurer; Mrs. J. D. Leahy of Fullerton, recording secretary; Mr. Dick Hannawell of Analm, corresponding secretary; Mr. Donald Brauer of Anahelm, membership, and Mrs. William button of Santa Ana, ways and means. Tau Chapter Holds Pledge Rites Mrs. William Hamilton is new president of Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. The group conducted a pledge ritual Tuesday in the home of Mrs. E. Dunn, 321 Valley St. Installation of Mrs. Hamilton and her staff will take place during the annual Mother's Day meeting May 3. Chapter members will donate several hours a week filling needs and visiting inmates of the dependents ward at Juvenile Hall. New chapter officers include Mmes. Robert Soyster and Joseph Roy, vice presidents; Thomas Herschberg and Wilbur Williamson, secretaries, and Elleen LeBrun, treasurer. Mrs. Glen Whyman is council representative and Mrs. Jim Nevison is her alternate. The first automobile road-tests were made in 1894. ?? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. 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Prices 89¢ Jaka Danish Hams Ready to Eat 8-lb. $2.29 Port Shoulder Roast Former John Fresh 39¢ Farmer John Bacon Fresh Sliced 1-lb. 59¢ Fresh Selected Oysters 12-lbs. 59¢ Dubuque Brand Canned Hams Fully Cooked Ready to Est 5-lb. $3'98 (Save $1.00 a can) Meat Slicers Steelless Steel Regular 77¢ At Safeway... Low, Low Prices plus Blue Chip Stamps These Values nuts Diamond Red Label 1-lb. 45¢ olad Mustard 6-oz. per 12¢ Crackers Snack Type 1-lb. 33£ aches Hemes Whole 30-oz. 23£ Rustic Whole Spiced 16-oz. 29£ ams Dixie Dandy 51-oz. 59£ Erland's Stems & Pieces 2 2-oz. 29£ ves Town House Large 7-oz. 37£ ives Empress Manzanilla 8-oz. 29£ Cherries Empress 4-oz. 19£ Grade AA Large Eggs Cream O' the Crop Finest eggs you can buy or they don't cost you a cent—Safeway Guarantees them! Ideal for Easter egg dyeing! Medium Size Eggs Cream o' the Crop Grade "AA" 2 1-dot atm. 75¢ Paas Easter Egg Dye Big Bag 19¢ Setam size 49¢ Food Coloring Kit Creme Celery 4-slot plug. 25¢ Special! Dress-Me Dolls 10½" jointed arms, legs and body Beautiful roasted saren hair New! Frozen Pepperidge Pasteries Turnovers Apple, Recherry or Blueberry 11-ea. also 69¢ Cherry Rolls Quality Pastry 11-ea. also 69¢ Apple Dumplins Frozen Goodness 11-ea. also 69¢ Crackers Snack Type 1-bt. 33¢ Hemes Whole 30-oz. 23¢ Rustic Whole Spiced 16-oz. 29¢ Dixie Dandy 51-oz. 59£ Eland's Stems & Pieces 2 2-oz. 29£ Town House Large 7-oz. 37£ Empress Manzanilla 8-oz. 29£ Empress Red 4-oz. 19£ Crown Colony 1½-oz. 21£ Vanilla Westag Brand 4-oz. 15£ Soft Wave Incl. 2x off label pack 2 roll peck 27£ Coffee Regular or Drip 1-8.79£ Cake Mix Betty 16-oz. 57£ Pluff-list plim pack 1-8.79£ Dutch Mill Chunk Big Eye Mild 79£ Safeway Cheddar Stick of Chunk 79£ Special! Dress-Me Dolls 10½%, jointed arms, legs and body Beautiful roasted saren hair $1.00 each $2,78 Value Extra—Extra Doll Dresses Fit most 10½" dolly 3 for $1.00 While They Last Available at Larger Stores New! Frozen Pepperidge Pasteries Turnovers Apple, Raspberry or Blueberry 11-oz. dime 69¢ Cherry Rolls Quality Pastry 11-oz. dime 69¢ Apple Dumplings Frozen Goodness 11-oz. dime 69¢ Roxbury Easter Candies Marshmallow Pets 10½% dime 29¢ Speckled Bird Eggs 14-oz. dime 29¢ Jelly Eggs 14-oz. dime 29¢ Marshmallow Eggs 12-oz. dime 29¢ Marshmallow Bunnies 5-oz. dime 29¢ Marshmallow Eggs 1-dim. dime 39¢ Cream Eggs Chocolate Foil Wrap 7-oz. dime 39¢ Fresh Pineapple Large Size, Hawaiian Grown, Sun Ripened For Your Fresh Fruit Salad each 39¢ Golden Yams Plump With goodness 2 fl oz. 29¢ Pascal Celery Large Sized Ullish Type 2 fl oz. 25¢ Fresh Carrots Yender-Sweet Tape Off 4 fl oz. 25¢ New Potatoes Kern Greedy Lady Whites 4 fl oz. 29¢ Artichoke Hearts Marinated Top Quality 3 fl oz. $1.00 Romaine Lettuce Head Greedy Spring Crop 2 fl oz. 25¢ Easter Lilies While Supplies Last! Up to 5 Bloom plants $179 (4 Bloom or more, per plant $1.29) NOW OPEN — LINCOLN AT WESTERN