anaheim-gazette 1960-06-23

C-2 Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Thursday, June 23, 1960) UNITED FUND GOAL of $290,000 was approved recently by the Fund board of directors. Jay DeDapper (left), 1960-61 General Campaign Chairman, made the announcement jointly with C. B. Miller (center), Chairman of the Fund Budget Committee, and Joe R. Thompson (right), Anaheim City Councilman, volunteer president of the Anaheim-Western Communities United Fund. $290,000 United Fund Goal Set for Forthcoming Appeal in Anaheim Area Planning Commission And Approves S The Anaheim Planning Cosion approved four variquests, meeting with no otention, and postponed hearing enth, since the applicant w present. They denied one re for a variance because no were submitted and approspecial use permit allowing struction of a 54-bed sanitar The sanitarium is to be b on Magnolia Ave., north o coln Ave., backing up to th posed flood control channe permit was requested by Steinen, of Orange. The Supreme Investmen received approval to waive mum height requirements t mit construction of two $290,000 United Fund Goal Set for Forthcoming Appeal in Anaheim Area A goal of $290,000 for the forthcoming United Fund appeal for minimum needs of the 15 participating agencies was established at the recent special meeting of the Anaheim United Fund board of directors. Forty volunteer Board Members and Agency Representatives attended the meeting at which the budget was approved and the 1960-61 Campaign Goal set for Welfare and Youth Services during the year 1961, in the communities of Anaheim, Cypress, Los Alamitos, Rossmoor, Stanton and the intervening unincorporated areas. Mr. C. B. Miller, Comptroller, Delco-Remy Division, General Motors Corporation, served as Chairman of the volunteer Budget Committee and presented the recommended budget for the 1960-61 Campaign, stating that the goal as proposed represented the minimum amount necessary for the 1961 operation of the Welfare and Youth Agencies participating in the Fund. Miller thanked members of the Budget Committee, naming: Msrs. Clyde Cromer, Dick Johnson, D. P. O'Neill, Willard Colean, Richard Gay, A. P. Pappas, Kenneth Nellsen and Mrs. Allan Koch. Mr. J. DeDapper, General Chairman of the 1960-61 Anaheim-Western Communities United Fund Campaign, announced preliminary formulation of his plans. DeDapper's time schedule calls for an early fall start of the campaign drive, with a "Victory Rally" planned for Columbus Day, Oct. 12. Mr. J. R. Thompson, President, United Fund Board of Directors; announced that the next regular monthly meeting would be held on Monday, July 25, at the Fremont Junor High School. Summer School Set For Anaheim Area Anaheim High School District students have enrolled in their second annual summer school program in large numbers. Registration continues the next few days at both Western High where the senior students hold summer sessions and Fremont for junior high students. Entrance is limited to Anaheim Union High School District residents. Top enrollment at Western is in Algebra I section. Math classes are also given in geometry and general math. Sophomore English Each leader will be responsible for teaching at least one new game. Chuck Osborn, program coordinator, will be on hand to help with crafts and will give each staff person a handbook of activities to be used during day camp. The training session will be under the direction of Kevin Stanton Y Luncheon Held At Shirk Home The lovely home of Mrs. Chester Shirk was the setting for the end of the year luncheon held by the Fremont Junior Tri Hi Y Women's Committee. Those wishing to swim arrived around 10:30 am, with the rest of the committee arriving at noon. The luncheon consisted of an assortment of salads, hot rolls, coffee and cake. After lunch the group presented Mrs. William Currier with a beautifully wrapped gift for her work as president of this group the past year. Also presented with a token of their appreciation was Mrs. Orlo Fast, Assistant Girls' Program Secretary at the Anaheim YMCA. Trustees Set Budget The Board of Trustees of the Magnolia School District approved a $2,453,231 budget for the 1960-61 school year. The district has an estimated net beginning balance of $450,000 in the fiscal year. Breaking the budget down into divisions, the cost of administration will be $77,763; instruction, $1,294,647; auxiliary services, $51,-349; plant operation, $211,758; plant maintenance, $44,177, and fixed charges of $83,650. Program in large numbers. Registration continues the next few days at both Western High where the senior students hold summer sessions and Fremont for junior high students. Entrance is limited to Anaheim Union High School District residents. Top enrollment at Western is in Algebra I section. Math classes are also given in geometry and general math. Sophomore English II has the second greatest enrollment with other English classes offered for juniors. A special section for grammar review and reading is being offered. Foreign language offerings at Western include French and Spanish. THE SCIENCE STUDENTS are enrolled in biology, chemistry, physics and life and physical science. Typing is offered for business students and U.S. history and senior problems are presented in the social studies area. Courses at Fremont include: algebra, general math, beginning and intermediate art, U.S. history, conversational German and Spanish, reading, and typing. Summer school teachers for Western and Fremont have been selected from among the top faculty members in the district junior and senior high schools. Summer school lasts until Aug. 5 and students may enroll at Fremont or Western. Registration closes soon and no transportation is provided. Housewives and maybe husbands, too, will bake their entries on the fairgrounds, using fresh fruit juice, in the Orange Cake and Lemon Pie Regatta at the Orange County Fair at Costa Mesa July 12 to 17. Planning Commission Sanctions Four Varied Projects and Approves Special Permit for Sanitarium Project The Anaheim Planning Commission approved four varied requests, meeting with no opposition, and postponed hearing a seventh, since the applicant was not present. They denied one request for a variance because no plans were submitted and approved a special use permit allowing construction of a 54-bed sanitarium. The sanitarium is to be located at Magnolia Ave., north of Lincoln Ave., backing up to the proposed flood control channel. The permit was requested by C. F. Weinen, of Orange. The Supreme Investment Co. received approval to waive minimum height requirements to perimeter construction of two-story apartment buildings on Orangewood Ave., east of Haster St. Approval was also given Carmen Scalzo's variance request to permit a two-story 40-unit motel on Harbor Blvd., opposite Disneyland. THE PLANNERS approved a variance to allow a four-foot encoachment into the rear yard at 2110 Judith Lane. The request was submitted by Charles Beames. They also approved construction of a 70-unit motel on Orange-thorpe Ave. between Raymond and Lemon Sts., submitted by John W. McMichael for Jack Dutton. The motel will be next to Dutton's Jungle Gardens. The planning commission denied a variance to permit construction and operation of a cocktail bar on Topanga Dr. between Lincoln Ave. and Del Monte Dr. because of lack of construction plans. The applicant was Lands and Building, Inc. One variance application was postponed for one week, since the applicant, Arlee Industrial Co., was not present. The variance asked permission to operate a retail and manufacturing building on Manchester Ave. between Katella and Orangewood Aves. Santa Barbara County's Fair will be held July 20 to 24 at Santa Maria. Camp Ahwahnee Host Webelos Anaheim Council Scouts 10½ years old will get their cliting introduction to June 25 when Camp A will hold Webelos Day. All the program area of rifle range, ax yard, hiking will be open to the Cub Camp staff man will be able to guide and allow all participants in the programs. Cub Scouts will bring lunch or cold drinks will be served in the dining hall. Families wishing to bring no lunch may eat in the hall or picnic under the trunk. Safeway Presents... U.S.D.A. Graded "A" U.S.D.A. Inspected For Best Results Follow Cooking Instructions on Wrapper Hen Turkeys Plump, masty birds, selected from flocks. Sweet and clean. Flash-fragrant seal in the flavor. Not all U.S. Inspected Turkeys are Grade but only U.S. Inspected Grade A Turkeys are sold at Safeway! Turkeys Plump, moist birds, selected from flocks. Sweet and clean. Flash-frazzle in the flavor. Not all U.S. Inspected Turkeys are Grained but only U.S. Inspected Grade A Turkeys are sold at Safeway! Safeway Guaranteed! Oven Ready! 12 lb. 15-lb. Sizes lb. Boneless Beef Rounds • Boneless Round Steak • Boneless Round Roast • Boneless Rump Roast U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Aged, Trimmed lb. 89¢ Pillsbury Popover Mix Extra fresh, white, smooth-blending, self-rising mix. Special Buy! 6-oz. pkg. 10¢ Curtsy Walnut Pound Cake Servo with Ice Cream and Peaches 10-oz. size 29¢ Hindquarters or Halves Hindquarter Includes Leg lb. 39¢ and Thigh Portion Turkey Forequarters Includes Breast and Wing Portion Top Round Steak Boneless U.S.D.A. Choice Beef lb. 98 Sirloin Tip Steak Boneless U.S.D.A. Choice Beef lb. 98 Sandwich Steak or Cube Steak U.S.D.A. Choice Beef lb. 98 Ground Round Steak Fresh, Lean Beef lb. 79 Rath’s Sliced Bacon Black-hawk 1-lb. pkg. 59 Lunch Meats Safeway Sliced 3 pkgs.$1 AB-Bee Bologna, Cooked Salami, Pickle-Pimiento Leaf, Luncheon Meat, 7-oz. pkgs., Smoked Beef, 3½-ounce Cottage Cheese Lucerne Plain or Farrier plat 25¢ at 49¢ Empress Creamed Honey 12 oz. 37¢ S & W Red Kidney Beans 2 17 oz. 33¢ Chunk Tuna Chicken of the Sea Green Label Light Meat Puffy that 9½ oz. 45¢ Horsemeat Crown Prince Pet Food with gravy 16 oz. 21¢ Nine Lives Cat Food 100% Red Milk Tuna 2 lbs. 27£ Woodbury Soap Buy one or regular price, get one for ½ price 2 lbs. 25£ We Give BLUE CHIP STAMPS Low, Low Prices—P Blue Chip Stamps! Special Buy! 6-oz. pkg. 10¢ Curtsy Walnut Pound Cake Servo with Ice Cream and Peaches 10-oz. size 29¢ Coffee Cake Curtis Lemon-Cornet 10-oz. size 29¢ Skylark Bread 100% Whole Wheat 15-oz. boot 23¢ Sesame Chips Sea-Kraft Brand 7-oz. pkg. 39¢ Ritz Crackers Baked by Ibriacce 1-½ pkg. 37¢ Cottage Cheese Lucerne Plain or Farmer 25¢, 49¢ Empress Creamed Honey 12-oz. size 37¢ S & W Red Kidney Beans 21-oz. size 33£ Chunk Tuna Chicken of the Sea Green Label Light Meat Family Size 9½ oz. size 45£ Horsemeat Crown Prince Pet Food—with gravy 16-oz. size 21£ Nine Lives Cat Food 100% Red Meat Tune 24-oz. size 27£ Woodbury Soap Buy one or regular price, get one for ½ price 24-oz. size 25£ Personal Ivory Soap Mild & Gentle 4-oz. size 29£ Zest Beauty Bar Deductant Type 24-oz. size 43£ Mr. Clean Liquid Cleaner 15-oz. size 41£ Silk Toilet Tissue Soft, White Toilet Paper 4-oz. size 33£ Safeway Produce - Always Fresh Peaches Golden Ripe Red Haven or Blazing Gold 2 lbs. 25¢ Delicious with Pound Cake and Ice Cream Oranges Avocados California Heas Variety 2 for 25¢ Cucumbers Tender and Fresh 2 for 25¢ Romaine Lettuce 2 heads 19¢ Lemons Sunkist—For Havering foods and cooling drinks 3 for 10¢ California Valencias Sweet • Loaded with Juice Today's Best Orange Buy 10-oz. juice bag 89¢ 135 SOUTH LEMON Camp Ahwahnee to Host Webelos Cubs Anaheim Council Scouts at least 10% years old will get their exciting introduction to Scouting June 25 when Camp Ahwahnee will hold Webelos Day. All the program area of archery, rifle range, ax yard, hiking trails will be open to the Cub Scouts. Camp staff man will be on hand to guide and allow all Webelos to participate in the program activities. Cub Scouts will bring lunch. Hot or cold drinks will be provided in the dining hall. Families wishing to bring a picnic lunch may eat in the dining hall or penic under the trees. Anaheim’s District Scout Executive Attends Wood Badge Training Course Walt Pearson Anaheim District Scout executive, attended the wood badge training program at Shaver Lake, in the mountains, northeast of Fremo. The one-week training course is the ultimate for leaders in Scouting, according to Bob Ashley, holder of the badge, and Valencia Scout executive. Scout leaders are invited to attend the course. The invitation is accorded only to dedicated men, who are given a pioneering training which will outfit them to train other leaders. The pioneering course was originated by Arthur Baden-Powell, the Britisher who founded Boy Scouting. He sat at a campfire one day and carved two charred wooden beads, and strung them on a leather thong. When a pioneer goes back and trains other leaders, he is entitled to a third bead, and to wear the woggle with a small tartan on the back around his neck: Washo, Shoshone and Plute tribes living in the Inyo-Mono country along the eastern side of the High Sierra gather at Bishop for the Indian Fair July 28-31. There will be costumed dances and exhibit and sale of their handicrafts. To encourage the Indians in their ancient arts, prizes are given for basket weaving. Best Foods Mayonnaise Mr Madeo Mayonnaise for 39¢ (while supplies last) 32 oz. quart for 45¢ Edwards rkeys masty birds, selected from choice Sweet and clean. Flash-frozen to the Flavor. U.S. Inspected Turkeys are Grade A. U.S. Inspected Grade A Turkeys at Safeway! 35¢ b. Forequarters a. 49¢ b. 98¢ b. 98¢ b. 98¢ b. 79£ Black-hawk 1-lb. 59¢ 3 pkgs. $100 7-oz. pkgs., Smoked Beef, 3½-oz. pkg. We Give BLUE CHIP STAMPS Low, Low Prices—Plus Blue Chip Stamps! Mr Made. Mayonnaise 39° (while supplies last) 32-oz. quart jar 45¢ Edwards Coffee Vacuum Pack Columbian 2 lb. can 89¢ 1-lb. can 45¢ FROZEN FOODS Bel-air Concentrated Orange Juice 12-oz. can 3 l. $1.00 6 6-oz. cans $100 Bel-air Premium Quality Green Peas Quick Frazeon at Peak of Flavor 7 10-oz. pkgs. $100 Dinner Redy Turkey Slices or Ham Slices 3 pkgs. $100 Star-Kist Tuna Noodle Casserole 7-oz. pkg. 27£ Sara Lee Coffee-Gake All Butter Pecan 14⅓-oz. pkg. 89£ Ore-Ida Tater Tots Heat and Serve 1-lb. pkg. 31£ Snow Star Ice Cream Fine with Pound Cake and Peaches Choice of Vanilla or Chocolate Malf gallon carton 49¢ We Give BLUE CHIP STAMPS Low, Low Prices—Plus Blue Chip Stamps! 14½-oz. pkg. 89¢ 1-lb. pkg. 31¢ Snow Star Ice Cream Fine with Pound Cake and Peaches Choice of Vanilla or Chocolate Wolf gallon carton 49¢ Grapefruit Juice Town House Natural 46-oz. can 29¢ Fruit Cocktail Town House Safeway Guaranteed Products 8 8¼-oz. cans $100 Baby Meats Swift's Strained Chicken, Veal, Lamb or Beef 5 3½-oz. cans 98¢ Facial Tissue Chiffon—White, Pink, Yellow or Aqua 4 pkgs. of 400 $100 Bon Ami Cleanser 2 14-oz. cans 25£ Longhorn Cheese Cheddar Chunk lb. 59£ PRICES EFFECTIVE Thurs., thru Sunday, June 23, 24, 25, 26, 1960 SAFEWAY Blue Chip Stamps given with each purchase except fluid milk products, cigarettes, tobacco or alcohol beverages. Applicable issues collected. Subject to work on hand. We reserve right to limit and sell to other merchants. Merchandise sold in quantities as advertised. LINCOLN AND WESTERN