anaheim-gazette 1960-10-13

A&W Anaheim Gazette Anahiem, Thursday, Oct. 15, 1890 Propositions Hanna Says Pass No. 10, Beat No. 15 Assemblyman Richard T. Hanna today revealed his recommendations on the 15 propositions on the State ballot. Hanna recommends the passage of 10 of the propositions, the defeat of one (No. 15—Senate Reapportionment) and made no recommendation on four. The complete list follows: 1. Yes (Water) 2. Yes (Four-year term for Assemblymen) 3. Yes (Exemptions for totally disabled vets) 4. Yes (Eight-year term for college trustees) 5. Yes (Pay increase for legislators) 6. No Recommendation (Assessments for non-profit golf courses) 7. No Recommendation (Amendment to Chiropractic Initiative Act) 8. No Recommendation (Changes prohibitions of eligibility to vote) 9. Yes (Governing claims against chartered cities and counties) 10. Yes (Provides procedures for removal of judges for misconduct) 11. Yes (Permits totally disabled vets to transfer exemption on home) 12. Yes (Eliminates obsolete and supervised provisions of New Law Helps Disabled Vets Severely disabled veterans day by Mort Webster, may be eligible for an increased VA's Southern California rate of compensation as the gional office. result of a recent action of Webster explained that Congress, it was announced to new law provides a Anaheim Men Enlist in Navy The Navy Recruiting Station in Anaheim today released the names of the men who enlisted in the U.S. Navy during September. Enlistees from Anaheim were Raymond E. Bogden, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Bogden, 2121 Nyon Pl.; James C. Grizzell, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Grizzell; Daniel W. Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hamilton; James A. Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Henry; Ronald L. Horn, son of Mrs. H. McGiffin; Stephen T. Kannard, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Kannard; Paul D. Riggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Riggs, and David L. Welton, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Glenn. The young sailors enlisting for the first time will undergo nine weeks of indoctrination training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego and then enjoy 14 days leave with their families and friends before being assigned to a unit of the fleet or to a service trade school for which they have qualified. Young men and women who are interested in training... The young sailors enlisting for the first time will undergo nine weeks of indoctrination training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego and then enjoy 14 days leave with their families and friends before being assigned to a unit of the fleet or to a service trade school for which they have qualified. Young men and women who are interested in training, travel and adventure and in furthering their education are encouraged to contact the local Navy Recruiting Office at 135½ W. Center St. Office hours are from 9 to 5 Monday through Saturday. Telephone number is KE 3-1855. STATISTICS DEPARTMENT All summer long, there wasn't one "behavior problem" concerning local youngsters at Disneyland. Fifty-two of the park's summer season security officers were high school, elementary or junior college teachers! BRAKES $12.95 Including Labor 20,000 MILE GUARANTEE Automatic Trans. Exchange 222 S. LOS ANGELES PR 2-0787 SMOKIES 12 OZ. PKG. 55¢ 59¢ 1-LB. PKG. HORMEL'S BACON DAIRY BRAND 1-LB. PKG. 55¢ lb. RANGE BRAND 2 LB. PKG. 98¢ FRESH STEW CHICKEN CUT UP 27¢ lb. WHOLE BODY SALES TAX ADDED TO ALL TAXABLE ITEMS 652 Orso gcw sabled Vets day by Mort Webster, manager of VA's Southern California regional office. Webster explained that the new law provides a special rate of monthly compensation amounting to $265 for veterans with service-connected total disabilities who also have service-connected disabilities independently ratable at 60 per cent or more or who are permanently housebound because of their service-connected disabilities. The law also provides a special monthly compensation rate of $212 in cases where the total service-connected disability was incurred in peacetime service. Neither age nor employability are considered in determining eligibility for the new special rates of compensation. N DE KAMP'S BAKERIES KHJ-93 FEATURES THE FRA AT., SUN., OCT. 13-14-15-16 Ciltimart EXTRA FANCY NATHAN APPLES 3 lbs. 25¢ BLUE CHIP FRIED SHRIMP FRIED CHICKEN ROAST CHICKEN SWISS STEAK VEAL CUTLET YOUR CHOICE ... QUAIL BRAND PINEAPPLE JUICE SOLID HEADS CABBAGE FRESH BUNCH CARROTS ZEE TOILET lbs. SOLID HEADS CABBAGE 4¢ lb. FRESH BUNCH CARROTS 2 15¢ BU. QUAIL BRAND PINEAPPLE JUICE... ZEE TOILET ISSUE 4 ROLL PAK 29¢ WBERRY SERVES ... 4 LB. JAR 79¢ OR FARMER JOHN'S SKINNED AMS 39¢ lb. WHOLE HAMS 45¢ lb. CENTER SLICES 89¢ lb. BUTT CUTS 47¢ lb. CHUNK STYLE NO. ½ TIN R'S ORK LINK AGE 59¢ 1-LB. PKG. ON BONELESS BRISKET CORNED BEEF 59¢ MONTEREY CHUNKS JACK CHEESE 49¢ POUND JANE ANDERSON'S BEEF 59¢ 1-LB. PKG. ON ANGE BRAND 2 LB. PKG. 98¢ CORNED BEEF 59¢ lb. NEW SEASON FRESH WESTERN OYSTERS 12 OZ. JAR 59¢ ... FEILER'S FROZEN BEEF STEAKS 2 OZ. STEAKS 10 FOR 89¢ FANCY FROZEN LOBSTER TAILS 6¼ OZ. MIN.WT. 69¢ ... ICELANDIC FROZEN BREADED HALIBUT 12 OZ. PKG. 63¢ ... GORTON'S FROZEN SCALLOPS 7 OZ. PKG. 45¢ lb. CHEESE 49¢ POUND JANE ANDERSON'S BEEF TAMALES 5 9 OZ. PKGS. $100 BEST FOODS SALA YOU PAY QT. Thriftmart FRANK CARROLL SHOW FRADELIS FROZEN DINNERS 39¢ SHRIMP CHICKEN CHICKEN STEAK OUTLET CHOICE... APPLE ICE... 46 OZ. TIN 19¢ ZEE DILET QUAIL CLING PEACHES APPLE ICE... 46 OZ. TIN 19¢ ZEE OILET ISSUE 29¢ QUAIL CLING PEACHES NO. 2½ TIN 19¢ S & F BRAND TUNA 19¢ JNK YLE NO. ½ TIN EREY CHUNKS ACK EESE 49¢ GRAND TASTE FRANKS POUND 39¢ ON'S BEEF WILSON'S CANNED EESE 49¢ FRANKS POUND 39¢ ON'S BEEF ALES $1'00 WILSON'S CANNED HAMS $4'98 6 LB TIN FOODS 10¢ OFF DEAL ALAD OIL 35¢ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 8662 So. Placentia Ave.