anaheim-gazette 1960-10-27

A2—Anahaim Gazette (Anahaim, Thursday, Oct. 27, 1900) ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION 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, Anahaim, 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. Civic, Educational Groups in Favor Prop. 4 Will Extend State College Trustees’ Terms to Eight Years Support of Proposition 4 on the November ballot by farm, labor, and business groups was announced today by President W. B. Langsdorf of Orange County State College, Fullerton. The proposed Constitutional amendment, placed on the ballot by action of the State Senate during the 1960 First Examination, newly created Board of Trustees of the State College System. The new board, created by the Legislature at its 1960 session, will take over next July from the State Board of Education the task of managing the affairs of California’s 15 state colleges much in the manner in which the board of re- Support of Proposition 4 on the November ballot by farm, labor, and business groups was announced today by President W. B. Langsdorf of Orange County State College, Fullerton. The proposed Constitutional amendment, placed on the ballot by action of the State Senate during the 1960 First Extraordinary Session, would permit the State Legislature to extend from four to eight years the terms of members of the Jr. Tennis Tourney At Pearson Park Mrs. Kay Nelson of the Anaheim Park and Recreation Department has announced that a Junior Tennis Tournament will be held in November, co-sponsored by Bill Armstrong of the department. The tournament is scheduled to be held on the Pearson Park courts in Anaheim on Nov. 19 and 20 with the action starting at 9 a.m. According to Mrs. Nelson, there will be four classes in both the girls' and boys' division. The different classes will be composed of those 18 and under, 15 and under, 13 and under and 11 years of age and under. During the tournament, there will be no play in the doubles division and a small entry fee of 50 cents will be charged each participant. Those wishing to enter this tournament must file their applications by 6 pm. Nov. 14. newly created Board of Trustees of the State College System. The new board, created by the Legislature at its 1960 session, will take over next July from the State Board of Education the task of managing the affairs of California's 15 state colleges much in the manner in which the board of regents directs the operation of the eight-campus University of California. The Farm Bureau Federation, the State Chamber of Commerce, and the California Labor Federation have noted support of Proposition 4 in the November election. Also, favorable action has been taken by the Town Hall of Los Angeles, which voted 427 to 73 in favor, and the education section of the Commonwealth Club of Northern California. In civic and education groups the California Congress of Parents and Teachers has given endorsement and active support to Proposition 4, as have the Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities and the alumni council of the University of California's Berkeley campus. Major reasons given by organizations for support of the provision for longer terms for State College Board trustees are (1) protection against partisan political influence on board appointments, (2) provision for better leadership through terms of service for board members, and (3) better opportunities for planning for future educational needs for the 300,000 students expected to be enrolled in state colleges by 1970. MERCHANTS CAN BENEFIT By a Ruling of the State Board of Equalization MERCHANTS CAN BENEFIT By a Ruling of the State Board of Equalization It is possible to convert your present non-earning Sales Tax Deposit to an insured, Interest-Bearing Full Paid Investment Certificate at Anaheim Savings and Loan Association. This is then assigned to the Board of Equalization but with all interest earnings payable to you. The procedure is not complicated. We shall be pleased to assist you in converting your Tax Deposit to a high interest-earning Certificate. Our current rate is 4½% per annum, payable quarterly. Insured to $10,000. Come In or Phone KE 5-2158 THE OLDEST LOCALLY OWNED ASSOCIATION AT ANAHEIM ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION P. A. FUNGBLUTH, PRINTING Cast Ballot for Candidate of Choice — Regardless of Party Registration "Any registered voter may vote for the candidate of his choice, either Democrat or Republican, regardless of the party in which he (the voter) is registered," said Orange County Clerk L. B. Wallace in statement to the press. "Many Orange County voters seem to be of the impression that they are permitted to vote only for the candidate representing the party of which they are a member," Wallace continued. The County Clerk pointed out that in primary elections, held in June, voters may cast ballots only for their own party. "However, in general elections, any voter may vote for any candidate on the ballot." This is most important, Wallace pointed out, because many voters have been misinformed on this point, and if they are not given correct information, the election will not reflect the true choice of the people. "As an example," Wallace said, "anyone, regardless of whether he is a Democrat, a Republican, a Prohibitionist or Decline to State,' may vote for either Senator Kennedy or Vice-President Nixon for the office of President." Wallace also stated that all ballots are secret, and they there is no way anyone may determine for whom an individual has voted. Clerk Wallace reminded voters to save the postal card advising them of the address of their polling place. "This is particularly important," he said, "because due to our population increase, many new precincts have been created, and many polling places moved. Last-minute information may not be available due to over-worked switchboards, etc." Wallace concluded. That there Donald Novis, he sure's got a nice voice. He's got under provisions of Section 293.5 of the California Elections Code (1959), anyone failing to vote in this election automatically loses his registration. Safeway Shankless Ham Another "Trim Value" First! Shank from All Hams Safeway Removes the Yes, We Sell... Ham Hocks But Not at Ham Prices! Ham Hocks are sold at a much lower price for seasoning. All Center Girls Left on Golden Horseshoe Show from Disneyland at Disneyland's Golden Horseshoe Show, direct from Frontierland at Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom, will be featured at the Halloween Community Costume Breakfast on Saturday, Oct. 29, at 8 a.m., in Charles Pearson Park. That there Donald Novis, he sure's got a nice voice. He's got under provisions of Section 293.5 of the California Elections Code (1959), anyone failing to vote in this election automatically loses his registration. Safeway Shankless Farmer John S or Luer Fully Whole or Either Half Ib. Yes, We Sell... Ham Hocks But Not at Ham Prices! Ham Hocks are sold at a much lower price for processing. Serve Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce with Ham or Chickens All Center Cuts Loft on Frozen Food Sale! Enjoy the convenience of frozen foods and again the benefit of better nutrition. Frozen foods serve time and food your family better! Mix 'Em or Match 'Em Strawberries Baby Lima Beans Broccoli Spears Meat Pies Macaroni Dinner 4 for $100 Mix 'Em or Match 'Em Welch's Grape Juice Green Beans Bel-air Succotash Mixed Vegetables Soups Campbell's Green Bean or Cream of Potato 5 for $100 Mix 'Em or Match 'Em Bel-air Rhubarb Bel-air Cut Corn Bel-air Peas Peas and Carrots French Fried Potatoes 6 for $100 Additional Values in Frozen Foods Dole Juices Russ-ottes Pecan Waffles Cheese Pizza Deluxe Pizza Cream Pies Pineapple-Beefruit or Pineapple-Ginger Puffin Potatoes Goldhill Brand Oh Boy Broad Oh Boy Peppermint Pot Bite-Lemon-Chocolate-Cocoa Bel-air Waffles Banquet Dinners Orange Juice Ice Cream Chow Mein Egg Roll Ready to a Jelly 10 lb. bag 11 lb. bag 49 lb. bag 11 lb. bag 69 lb. bag 39 lb. bag 49 lb. All Vegetable Crisco Shortening 3-lb. can 59¢ Zee Paper Towels Americed Colors Giant roll 19¢ Whole Bean Coffee Airway 1-lb. bag 45¢ Nob Hill 1-lb. bag 49¢ Save 40¢ on Truly Fine Nylon Hosiery Finest Quality—Long Wear Special at Orange County Safeways JOYBETTE LIMITATION ICE CREAM 29¢ BEL-AIR FROZEN PEAS 49¢ Special at Orange County Safeways JOYETTE IMMITATION ICE CREAM ½ Gal. Cinn. 29¢ BEL-AIR FROZEN PEAS 2-lb. Bag 49¢ BEL-AIR FROZEN PUMPKIN PIE Each 29¢ FRESH CELERY 10¢ea. Fruits For Every Meal! • Delicious Apples Extra Fancy Red Northwest Grown • Golden Bananas Central American Grown • Ruby Grapefruit New Crop Heavy with Juice Your Choice 4 lbs. 49¢ Raisins Goodlots—No talk to this trust 1½-ounce pkg. 3¢ plus Peanuts Fresh Roasted, Low, Low Price in the Shell 3 lbs. $1.00 135 SOUTH LEMON Save 40¢ on Truly Fine Nylon Hosiery Finest Quality—Long Wear True Regular Special 51-15 2 pr.1.29 2 PR .89 Stretch 2 pr.1.69 2 PR 1.29 Seamless 2 pr.1.89 2 PR 1.49 Silced Lunch Meats Lee's Smoked Beef 3½ oz Lee's Silced Turkey 3 oz Softshell Bologna 7 oz Softshell Olive Leaf 7 oz Your Choice 3 plugs. $1.00 Low, Low Prices plus Blue Chip Stamps SAVE BLUE CHIP STAMPS en Horseshoe Show Direct in Disneyland at Breakfast Steve Foster's "Beautiful Dreamer." Now I guess everybody has heard tell of the travelin' salekmen, but I'll lay my Colt 'gainst your Smith & Wesson that there ain't none as hils- some swell specialties too, like dancin' and belly laugh comedy seen in these here parts in many a year. Now you take It's a rootin', tootin' show that's direct from the Wild West, and you're sure to enjoy some of the liveliest singin', that there hostess, Slue Foot Sue (Betty Taylor). Why, she's a mighty purty gal and, shucks, how she can belt out a tune! "Dear Old Donegal" and ol' "Bill Bailey," "A Lady Has to Mind Her P's and Q's," "Pecos Bill"—she knows 'em all. RE-ELECT Assemblyman RICHARD T. HANNA ORANGE COUNTY 75th DISTRICT s Hams All Safeway Hams and Hams Halves are sold with the SHANKS TAKEN OFFI This means at Safeway, you can buy a Shank Half or Full Ham and not have to pay "HAM PRICE" for the "BONY SHANK." ANOTHER SAFEWAY TRIM-VALUE FIRST! Safeway Shankless Farmer John Smoked or Luer Fully Cooked Whole or Either Half 49¢ lb. YOUNG HEN TURKEYS 10 to 12-lb. Size 39¢ lb. Fryer Chicken Cut-up, Split, Quartered, Whole 35¢ Frying Chicken Parts Fryer Breasts All White Meet 59° Fryer Legs Drumstick and Thigh 55° Fryer Wines Tender Meated 29° Backs & Necks Sea-named 15° Beckman $300,000 M Analyzer Beckman Inst today announced $300,000 Navy o Mark IV atmosp for the United submarine fleet. Max D. Listen the company's S Division, said brings to 21 t Mark IVs Beck for the Navy. Liston said an of the electron the Mark III equipment abo clear subs. He s of the Mark IV under construct in September 1. Safeway Smilless Farmer John Smoked or Luer Fully Cooked Whole or Either Half 49¢ lb. Fryer Chicken Cut-up, Split, Quartered, Whole lb. 35¢ Frying Chicken Parts Fryer Breasts All White Meat 59¢ Fryer Legs Drumstick and Thigh 55¢ Fryer Wines Tender Meated 29¢ Backs & Necks Eco-nomical 15¢ USDA Choice Beef Rib Steaks or Roasts Property Aged for Top Flavor Property Trimmed for Top Saving Safeway Guaranteed for Top Value 89¢ lb. Additional Meat Buys! Pork Spareribs Oscar Meyer Small Size 49¢ Ground Chuck Extra Lean Beef 59¢ Lamb Steaks Boseless Approx. 4-oz each 69¢ Plate Boiling Beef For Low Cost Meals 15£ Beef Short Ribs Well Trimmed For Breeding 35£ Sliced Bacon White Cone King 1-oz pkg. 49£ Sliced Beef Bacon Fisher's Smoked 59£ Breaded Scallops Captain's Choice 7-oz pkg. 39£ Raw Sea Scallops 1-oz pkg. 59£ “Trick-or-Treat” Hallowe’en Values All 5¢ Gum & Mints For Trick or Treat Night 69¢ of oz. All 5¢ Candy Bars Get some for Halloween en 89¢ of oz. Roxbury Candies Assorted Halloween 29¢ of oz. Marshmallows Fluff-last White 4 1-lb. $100 bags 10-Count Pops Deliver Assortment 18-oz. phils. 69¢ Ready-to-Eat Popcorn 2-pull. 75¢ Town House Popcorn Golden or White 2-bag. 29¢ White Cup Refills Guaranteed Extra Strong phils. of 56 47¢ Canned Beverages Creamant All Havers 10 12-oz. 89¢ Apple Cider Town House %-gal. bet. 57e gritting bottle 79£ Apple Cider Tree Top %-gal. bet. 69e gritting bottle $119 Cream o' the Crop Grade 'AA' Eggs Rushed FRESH from local producers to your Safeway under constant temperature control. Large carton of one dozen 57¢ Save at These Low Prices Parade Detergent Heavy Duty giant pkg. 49¢ Pard Dog Food Bolstered Pet Kettle 2 1-lb. cans 29¢ Heinz Junior Foods Attached Saviors 6 jars 89¢ Hawaiian Drinks Hubbard Ball, Punch or Golden Punch 3 46-oz cans $100 Mark IVs Beckford for the Navy. Liston said an of the electron the Mark III equipment aboard clear subs. He of the Mark IV under construct in September I The analyzer monitors air vent dangerous of impurities safe oxygen function in where the same over long period. He said the operates entirely without moving tors for oxygen noxide, carbon and six secu gases. Garde Check By the California tion of Nu 1. If you want touch in the winter, try chid. When y make sure during the v Your nur s know. 2. Plant the Lilies as so them home sery. They r dormant and stored like 3. Ranunculus ed right thru part of next long success i nspring. 4. Plant annual and spring mals for spi mer color. Save at These Low Prices Parade Detergent 49¢ Pard Dog Food 29¢ Heinz Junior Foods 89£ Hawaiian Drinks $100 Brown Derby Beer 79£ Mild Cheese 63£ Angel Food Cake 35¢ Bakers Dozen Donuts 35¢ Apple Cinnamon Rolls 21¢ Cottage Cheese 23¢ Gruyere Cheese 29£ Health Salad 29£ Vienna Sliced Pastrami 49£ Minivitine 98£ SAFEWAY COUPON Mrs. Wright's Old World Black Bread With This Coupon 19¢ Good Items, Sun, Oct. 27, 28, 29, 30, 1940, at Safeways, to Southern California except the City and San Diego Counties. PRICES EFFECTIVE Thurs., thru Sun., Oct. 27, 28, 29, 30 of local Safeway Stores We Give BLUE CHIP STAMPS Help Your Child in School • A brand new world of knowledge • Every page in glorious color • 15 years in the making 16 Magnificent Volumes Vol. 1 Only 49¢ Vol. 2 Item 8 99¢ Vol. 3-46 available later LINCOLN AND WESTERN