anaheim-gazette 1960-10-20

A2—Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Thursday, Oct. 20, 1900 ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATE MEMBER GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC. BERT J. ABRAHAM President MRS. HENRY KUCHEL Vice-President THEODORE KUCHEL Secretary-Treasurer SENATOR THOS. KUCHEL Director BERT J. ABRAHAM and TED KUCHEL Co-Publishers NEW PHONE: PR 2-1800 Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Legal Adjudication No. A 22441 Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 per year, payable in advance. Anaheim Ready For Full Week of Autumn Gayety This Saturday is the BIG DAY! Anaheim and Orange County families will bring giant appetites for the giant Buckaroo Breakfast and Orange Shirt Kickoff outside the SQR Store at Center Street and Lemon Street. It's the start of Anaheim's Halloween Festival, a full week of fun and surprises. OC Farmers Endorse No. 1 Orange County Farm Bureau's board of directors have come out with a direct and clear-cut endorsement of Proposition No. 1 on the November 8th ballot, the proposal for au- Anaheim and Orange County families will bring giant appetites for the giant Buckaroo Breakfast and Orange Shirt Kickoff outside the SQR Store at Center Street and Lemon Street. It's the start of Anaheim's Halloween Festival, a full week of fun and surprises. The youngsters start their fun Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 24 and 25 with the Kiddies' Window Art contest; then follow up Friday, Oct. 28, at 10:30 a.m., with the biggest and best Kiddies' Parade held in the Southland. A new feature this year is the Downtown Sidewalk Bazaar held all day Friday and Saturday, Oct. 28 and 29, in Anaheim. Downtown business firms arranged big plans this year for their own window decorating contest, held Oct. 26, 27 and 28. The big day of family fun starts at 8 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 29, with the Costume Breakfast, Costume Promenade and awards; with professional entertainment, and with the Beard Contest. The spectacular Stadium Show begins at 6:30 p.m. in La Palma Park, followed by the Pageant Parade. The parade will climax the week with many floats, numerous bands and a long procession of color and razzle-dazzle entertainment. Tickets for stadium seats are on sale at the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, 136 N. Los Angeles St., for $1. Children under 10 will be admitted free, with a parent, and reserved seats are $2. Tickets are also available for the Costume Breakfast and the $1.25 tickets buy a big surprise this years — "two can eat for the price of one" at four outstanding restaurants in Anaheim, in addition to having the big breakfast in Pearson Park. UC Farmers Endorse No. 1 Orange County Farm Bureau's board of directors have come out with a direct and clear-cut endorsement of Proposition No. 1 on the November 8th ballot, the proposal for authorization of bonds to carry forward the California Water Program. Months ago the group had endorsed the program, but with a few suggestions concerning terms. They feel now that the situation has reached a point where an out-and-out endorsement will help to clear the atmosphere. Their action declares that "the Orange County Farm Bureau is in full support of Proposition No. 1 and urges a favorable vote on Proposition No. 1 by all Orange County electors at the General Election on November 8, 1960." In support of their action the farmers point to a long record of experience and prominence in Orange County's water affairs. Anaheim Post 275 Wins 3 Ribbons At Indian Rally Anaheim Explorer Post 275 sponsored by the Izaak Walton League, won three ribbons at the sixth annual Indian Witayaapi held Oct. 8 at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. This unusual event drew 350 boys and men as participants from the Southern California area, all dedicated to the preserving of traditions and customs of the American Indian. A first-place blue ribbon was awarded to Post 275 for the best teepee arrangement. An Tickets are also available for the Costume Breakfast and the $1.25 tickets buy a big surprise this years — "two can eat for the price of one" at four outstanding restaurants in Anaheim, in addition to having the big breakfast in Pearson Park. Santa Ana Women Voters To Hear Pearson Members of the Santa Ana League of Women Voters are urging a county-wide attendance at an October 20 meeting at which discussions will center on the important subject of water. The meeting, being staged by the League as a public service, will be held at 8 p.m. in Spurgeon School, 210 W. Cubbon St., Santa Ana. A panel discussion, a sound-color motion picture and talk by Charles . Pearson of Anaheim will be features of the meeting, according to Mrs. Karl Kasky, water chairman for the Santa Ana League. A first-place blue ribbon was awarded to Post 275 for the best tepee arrangement. An adult division red second-place ribbon went to Post Advisor Norm Moldenhauer for the beading on his Crow, pipe bag. A white third-place ribbon was taken by Post member Bob Lyle for his beaded floral design on his breechcloth. Other activities that Post 275 participated in were workshop on authentic Indian dancing, Indian beading, and porcupine quill work. The finale of this day's activities was the Indian dance competition in which several Post members participated. Post 275 members who participated besides Advisor Moldenhauer and Bob Lyle were Strut Hern, Bill Metcalf, Richard Jordan, Rolly Miller, Allen Moldenhauer, Bob Byrd, Scott Longsworth, Craig Joachim and Don Bepriest. ?? DISCOUNTS ?? “CHECK OUR PRICES” CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA FULLERTON Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 6 Sun. 1 to 6 (Out of State Credit Welcome) D. Dept. Replacing Old Buildings With New Facilities early 5,000 post office buildings, including 344 in Calif., have been constructed by the Postal Service's mod-improvement program that launched by Postmaster Arthur E. Summerfield after his appointment president Eisenhower in master Marshall N. McCulld today the impressive on the postal construc-program were included in information he has re-from the Post Office De-ent's 1960 annual report. "The building program to replace antiquated and congested postal facilities has been more effective in each successive year." Postmaster McFle said. "It is estimated that at least 1,600 new buildings will be added to the total during the current fiscal year. The complete program calls for 12,000 to 15,000 modern new postal facilities during the next few years." "While each new building has been equipped and furnished by the Post Office Department, the buildings have been constructed by private investors and leased or rented to the Postal Service. This program not only reduces the government's original expenditure substantially, it also means important additions to the local tax rolls in the communities where the structures are located because the postal buildings are privately owned." According to the advance information received at the Anaheim Post Office, the total number of newly constructed postal facilities from January 1953 through August 1960 is 4,886. The estimated construction costs total $15,102,000 for 344 buildings in California. Postmaster McFle said, "In addition to the fact that we are getting more and more brand new buildings, the Post Office Department has never been more careful in making preliminary scientific and engineering checks and surveys in order to be sure that each new facility will adequately take care of the postal needs of its area, both now and for 10 to 20 years in the future." Here in Anaheim, for example, we are planning for a new building large enough to serve the needs of a city of 250,000 people. The combination of things we do makes Safeway Meats a BIGING is ONE reason Safeway Meats A Quarter of a Century of Experience in AGING Fine Beef! Yes, that's Safeway record! A quarter of a century of experience in aging fine beef. Only top quality U.S.D.A. choice beef is carefully aged in Safeway's big aging plants to bring out the exquisite flavor and tenderness of the beef. But this experience was not acquired in a week, a month, or a year. It is the result of years of experience by meat experts. Today, you reap the benefit of a quarter of a century of experience every time you buy a Safeway Steak or Roast. Best Trim! Best Flavor! Best Value! Sirloin Steak A Quarter of a Century of Experience in AGING Fine Beef! Yes, that's Safeway record! A quarter of a century of experience in aging fine beef. Only top quality U.S.D.A. choice beef is carefully aged in Safeway's big aging plants to bring out the exquisite flavor and tenderness of the beef. But this experience was not acquired in a week, a month, or a year. It is the result of years of experience by meat experts. Today, you keep the benefit of a quarter of a century of experience every time you buy a Safeway Steak or Roast. Best Trim! Best Flavor! Best Value! SAFEWAY COUPON COLDBROOK MARGARINE 1-lb. 10¢ with this coupon Good Thur.-Sun., Oct. 20-23 at all Orange County Safeways Limit 1 Lb. to customer. Adults only. Sirloin Steak U.S.D.A. Choice Grade Beef For the best sirloin steaks you have ever tested, come take your pick at Safeway today! Each of our steaks is carefully trimmed of excess fat and bone. 98¢ Full Cut Bone in lb. PORK STEAKS shoulder lb. 49¢ PORK ROAST Shoulder cut lb. 29¢ Candi Cane Sugar Or Union Granulated Sugar 5-lb. bag 35¢ Salad Oil Nu Made—For Cooking Too! quart bottle 39¢ Heavy Duty Fab Detergent giant pkg. 49¢ Kitchen Craft Flour Enriched White 5-lb. bag 39¢ Sliced Pineapple Grapefruit Juice Northern Tissue Lalani—4 slices Sun-Ripened Hawaiian 5 141-oz. $1 Town House Brand Natural Pack 4 46-oz. $1 Fine Quality and Softness Price Includes 1c Off Each Roll 10 rolls 89¢ U.S.D.A. Choice Beef, Aged and T-Bone or Club Steaks Porterhouse Steaks Boneless Round Steaks Boneless Top Round Steak Fresh Ground Round Bottom Round Roasts Boneless Rump Roasts Sliced Bacon Farmer John 1-lb. pkg. 59¢ Polish Sausage Hygrade brand 12-oz. pkg. 59¢ All Beef Sausage Fisher's brand 1-lb. roll 39¢ Fresh Oysters Captain's Choice 12-oz. jar 59¢ Fresh Dover Sole Fillets 12-oz. jar 69¢ All Meat Wieners Safeway or Luer 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ Cooked Ham Danola Sliced 5½-oz. pkg. 59¢ Sliced Beef or Ham Smoked 3 3⅓-oz. pkg. 1.00 Safeway Swiss Chunk Style Soft Textured Smooth and Tasty. Tillamook Gelatin Salad Lucerne Yogu Vanilla, Strawberry, Prune or Pineapple U.S. No. 1 Idaho Russet Potatoes Excellent to bake, boil or fry! giant pkg. 49¢ 5-lb. bag 39¢ Sliced Pineapple Lalani—4 slices Sun-Ripened Hawaiian 5 cans $1 Grapefruit Juice Town House Brand Natural Pack 4 cans $1 Northern Tissue Fine Quality and Softness Price Includes 1c Off Each Roll 10 rcls 89¢ Shiffon Facial Tissue So Soft and Strong! 4 pkgs. of 400 $1 Berber's Baby Foods Strained Fruits and Vegetables 6 cans 59¢ Curry Oats Betty Crocker (Price Includes 5c off on 42-oz.; 3c off on 18-oz.) 42-oz. pkg. 33¢ 18-oz. pkg. 17¢ Artificial Roses Assorted Colors. Beautify your home with long-lasting flowers. each 10¢ Brown Derby Beer 2 12-oz. 27¢ Dessert Cans $1.55 6 12-oz. cans 79¢ (Beer Sold Only in Licensed Safeways) FROZEN FOODS Fill your freezer with today's best food values... buy Frozen Foods! Treesweet Orange Juice Fresh Squeezed Flavor-Rich in Vitamin C 5 cans $1.00 Hopped Broccoli Bol. Air 6 10-oz. $1.00 Golden Corn Mr. G Whole Kernel 8 10-oz. $1.00 -Air Waffles Ready in a Jiffy 5-oz. pkg. 10¢ Ice Cream Party Pride Popular Flavors 2 Plate 39¢ The GOLDEN BOOK Illustrated ENCYCLOPEDIA Strong Stuffle Help Your Child in School • A brand new world of knowledge • Every page in glorious color • 15 years in the making Book Racks Made especially for 16 volumes Golden Book Encyclopedias—plus 6 volumes seen-to-come Golden Book Atlas. $149 each Cooked Ham Danola Sliced 8½-oz. pkg. 59¢ Sliced Beef or Ham Smoked 3 3½-oz. pkg. 1.00 Vanilla, Strawberry, Prune or Pineapple U.S. No. 1 Idaho Russet Potatoes Excellent to bake, boil or fry! 10 lb. plo bag 49¢ Extra Special Value Velvet Yams Thick-fleshed Plump with Golden Goodness! lb. 10¢ Lettuce Crisp Solid Heads 2 for 25¢ Walnuts Large—New Crop—No. 1 Quality lb. 43¢ Large Silica Size PRICES-EFFECTIVE Thurs., thru. at local So. SAFI Applirable sizes collected.. Suit. the right to limit quantities. Mezzrahdise sold in. The Chip Stramps given with each purchase except fluid milk p Inst Must Be Master Politician only to a deep company way of life system, the most qualification for the of the United s, the Post Office has never been in making prelimicic and engineering surveys in order to each new facility only take care of the of its area, both 10 to 20 years in Here in Anaheim, we are planning building large enough needs of a city of e. States is that the President be a master politician. The American people can no longer ... if they ever could ... afford to be disdainful of politics and politicians." These were the words of Dr. Ivan H. Hindaker, chairman of the Political Science Department, UCL, and special assistitant to Secretary of the Interior, when he appeared last week at John C. Fremont Junior High School auditorium, 608 W. Center St., in a panel discussion. With him was Dr. Bernard Hyink, specialist in public administration and former dean of Educational Service and Summer Session, Orange Coun- ty State College. The two are participating in University of California's Extension's "The Presidential Campaign: America and the World" being presented every successive Wednesday evening until Nov. 16. Hinderaker and Hyink will undertake to define the dimensions of the presidency and the tactics used by the men seeking it. They will be followed in the series by leading Southland civic leaders and political authorities. More shrimp were sold to Americans last year than any other shellfish—252 million pounds. The second most popular shellfish were crabs, with 166 million pousds consumed in the United States in 1959. My Meats a Better buy for you ... reason why ... my Meats are Best! Value! Beef, Aged and Trimmed Bib Steaks U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Aged and Trimmed lb. $109 Steaks Safeway Aged to Full Flavor Perfection lb. $119 Bad Steaks Full Cut Beef lb. 79¢ Round Steaks lb. 89¢ Round Extra Lean Beef Juicy and Tender lb. 69¢ Red Roasts Boneless Beef lb. 79¢ Up Roasts U.S.D.A. Choice Beef lb. 79¢ Safeway Big Eye Swiss Cheese Chunk Style Soft Textured Smooth and Tasty. lb. 79¢ Tillamook Cheddar Cheese lb. 75¢ Gelatin Salad Lucerne Assorted. pt. 35¢ Lucerne Fruited Yogurt Vanilla, Strawberry, Prune or Pineapple V2-pt. ptz. 19¢ Roxbury Russet U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Aged & Trimmed Beef Steaks Your Choice Sirloin Tips Boneless Cube Rib Steaks lb. 89¢ SAFEWAY COUPON Skylark Multi-Grain Fresh Bread With Save 10c 15-oz loaf 19¢ Good Thurs., Sun., Oct. 20, 21, 22, 23, 1960 at Safeways in Southern California except Imperial and San Diego Counties. Mrs. Wright's Fresh Banana Cake Party Type Single Layer 11-oz size 29¢ Mrs. Wright's Apple Kuchen Fresh Apple Coffee Cake 11-oz size 29¢ Roxbury Candy Buys Creme de Menthe...10-oz. Chicken Bone...8-oz. 3 pkgs. 79¢ Yogurt Vanilla, Strawberry, Prune or Pineapple 1/2-pt. ctn. 19¢ Mrs. Wright's Apple Kuchen Fresh Apple Coffee Cake 11-oz. size 29¢ Roxbury Candy Buys Creme de Menthe...10 oz. Chicken Bone...8 oz. Gum Drops...16 oz. Cream o' the Crop Fresh Eggs Finest eggs you can buy or they don't cost you a cent! Medium Size Grade AA 1-doz. ctn. 51¢ Large Size Grade AA 1-doz. ctn. 55¢ Lucerne Wins Again 47 gold medals, 10 silver medals, 4 bronze medals—a total of 56 awards in all—won by Lucerne Dairy Products and Producers at California State Fair, San Bernardino and Los Angeles County Fairs. Lucerne Quality Wins Again! PRICES-EFFECTIVE Thurs., thru Sun., Oct. 20, 21, 22, 23, 1960 at local Safeway Stores SAFEWAY applicable taxes collected. Subject to stock on hand. We reserve the right to limit quantities and not sell in other merchants. Metrhandise sold in quantities as advertised. with each purchase except fluid milk products, cigarettes, tobacco or alcoholic beverages or magazines. 135 SOUTH LEMON LINCOLN AND WESTERN