anaheim-gazette 1961-03-30

Kuchel, Other Press Awards (Continued from Page 1-A) ta Ana newspaperman for 50 years; and James Farquhar and George Farquhar of the Huntington Beach News. Other Editors The college All-American weekly, El Don, will honor two former editors with Journalism Alumni Achievement Awards at the afternoon assembly. They will be Vic Rowland, '38, public relations director of Fuller & Smith & Ross Inc., Los Angeles, advertising and public relations agency with 65 offices around the world; and Thomas A. Murphine, '49, newspaperman with the Newport-Balboa News Press. Rowland represents the El Don regime of John H. McCoy, who was SAC journalism chairman from 1934 to 1942, when he became president for five years, and now is director of the School of Journalism at USC. Murphine's instructor was Carl Venstrom, El Don adviser since 1947. McCoy and Venstrom will present their respective awards. Newspaper Awards The eighth annual journalism conference, now one of the largest in the Southland, will feature more than 100 awards to high school writers and photographers. Among featured trophies are: Tot Molestors ... Continued from Page 1-A) sheriff's office are committed not by strangers but by adult persons or adolescents known over a period of time by the children. "Yet hysteria among yourselves or your children must be avoided." "The possibility of your child actually being a victim of a molester is low—but there have been recent instances in Orange County, and one case is sufficient for us to become both alarmed and cautious." Campebil said parents' instructions to their children should include: 1. Avoid strangers. 2. Never take a ride in any strange car with a person you do not know. 3. Do not baby-sit for strangers. 4. Do not go to the movies alone. 5. Do not go with men to their living quarters. 6. Do not go to places alone where you might not be seen if something should happen to you. 7. Do not play in alleys or empty buildings. 8. Never go with a stranger who offers you a job. 9. Do not let any stranger touch you. 10. Never hitchhike. 11. Be careful of strongers who ask questions or directions. 12. Never take money, candy. Shelter Construction Outlined by Civil Rules and regulations for construction and use of underground fallout shelters to be built in Orange County we set forth this week by the Orange County Shelter Committee, representing the Orange Empire chapter, International Conference of Building Officers and the Orange County Office of Civil Defense. The fallout shelter committee formed at the request civil defense and building officials, is composed of local county and city building superintendents, representatives civil defense and the Council Health Department. It came into being one year ago for the purpose of insurance that shelter construction co- Newspaper Awards The eighth annual journalism conference, now one of the largest in the Southland, will feature more than 100 awards to high school writers and photographers. Among featured trophies are: Best newspaper, Orange County unit of California Newspaper Publishers Association; best yearbook, Orange County unit, International Printing House Craftsmen; best journalist, Orange County Press Club; and traffic safety promotion, State Farm Insurance Companies. The Orange County Press Club also will award two $50 scholarships to outstanding high school seniors. More than 30 professional newspapermen will handle the judging of contest entries for the prep journalists, and other professionals will join the afternoon workshops as speakers. Sessions will be held for yearbook staffers and newspaper editors, sports writers, feature writers, editorial writers, reporters, columnists, photographers and business-advertising managers. New, Old Exhibits There will be exhibits of printing, historical newspapers, yearbook covers, offset book publishing, engraving and all the contest entries. Instructors and advisers will hold a session of the Orange County Journalism Teachers Association in the college library to discuss mutual problems. Chairmen of the conference are John (Sky) Dunlap, director of publications, and Carl Venstrom, journalism chairman. Student editors heading up committees are Jerry Wilcox, editor of El Don; Barbara Berman, fall semester editor of El and Melba Elizondo, Del Ano yearbook editor. Wilcox and Miss Berman are both from Garden Grove High School and won the Orange Shelters Bill (Continued from Page 1-A) secret facts and data estimates of U.S. and Soviet weapon systems were fed to electronic brains. The grim answers of these highly accurate machines indicated that most of our population would be incinerated or injured by radioactive fallout in a missile warfare aimed at our cities." Utt said that while the tax write-off should be allowed on a Federal level, the fact that it encourages individual construction "keeps it completely in line" with his philosophy of solving problems at a local level. "It does not burden the Federal Government with new or vast expenditures, nor add to the federal bureaucracy," he declared. "Passage of this legislation," he added, "provides a way for individuals to build fallout shelters at a time and place of their choosing . . . yet permits this personal protection without additional hardship on the average family budget." "When we are spending $42 billion a year on national defense, and another $88 million on civil defense, it is little enough to offer private citizens reimbursement through a tax write-off of insurance against nuclear warfare." NOW OPEN! Glacier Falls ICE ARENA AND RESTAURANT Skating Fun For Everyone OPEN WEEKDAYS 10 a.m.-12 2:30-5 8-10:30 SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS 9:30 a.m. to 12 2 to 4:30 5 to 7:30 8 to 10:30 Ph. PR 2-6510 for Information SPECIAL PARTIES WELCOMED SPED. & PIQUE SKATING CLUBS SPECIAL CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS Figure skating, Compulsory figures, Free Skating, Donate; Ballet and Choreography Obituaries WILEY, Homer Ellis, 82, 615 E. Ocean Blvd., Long Beach, died Mar. 22. Services were held in Wichita, Kan., with California arrangements handled by the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home. PALMER, James Don, 40, 1013 Seal Way, Seal Beach, died Mar. 20. Services followed by private interment were conducted at the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home, Midway City. SEMAN, John, Sr., 71, 11841 Newland St., Midway City, died Mar. 25. Services were held Tuesday in the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home, Midway City. BOSTELMAN, Edwin Richard, 65, 10202 Emerson St., Garden Grove, died Mar. 26. Services were held in the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home yesterday, followed by interment in Westminster Memorial Park. VRELAND, Renahaw H., 73, 14542 Newland St., Midway City, died Mar. 26. Services were held Tuesday in the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home followed by private interment. STROTHER, Mrs. Verna Alice, 75, 532 Fifth St., Seal Beach, died Mar. 23. Services were held in the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home Mar. 25, followed by private interment. ERSKINE, Clifford Jay, 72, 9804 Belfast Dr., Garden Grove, died Mar. 23. Services were held in the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home Mar. 25, followed by interment in Westminster Memorial Park. GILL, Mrs. Phyllis M., 60, 6902 W. Ocean Front, Newport Beach, died Mar. 21. Services were held in the Peek Family Colonial Funeral Home Mar. 23, followed by entombment in Melrose Abbey Mausoleum. CAIRNS, Margaret Mae, 82, of 1182 W. South St., died March 24. Services were held by the La Palma Channel of Backs. Troutman & Kaulbarb Mortuary, followed by cremation at Melrose Abbey Crematory. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. Mary J. Freiter; one son; Norman; three grandchildren and "When we are spending $42 billion a year on national defense, and another $88 million on civil defense, it is little enough to offer private citizens reimbursement through a tax write-off of insurance against nuclear warfare." Don’t Forget List Here is a list of many items that are apt to be forgotten when you shop for your Easter feast. They will be marked with a “Bright Green Tag” at your Safe-way Store. Zippy Pickles Town House Olives Gallo Assorted Wines Sutton Bay Spiced Crabapples Empress Maraschino Cherries Crown Colony Whole Cleves Westag Imitation Vanilla Empress Asst. Jams and Jellies Kraft Cheese Spreads Wright’s Silver Cream Diamond Toothpicks Canned and Packaged Nuts Crown Colony Coloring Kits Roxbury Dinner Mints Blossom Cocktail Onions Lucerne All-Purpose Cream Lucerne Half and Half Reddi Maid Cherry Sauce Bakers Shredded Coconut Crown Colony-Ground Sage Crown Colony Poetry Seasoning Lucerne Whipping Cream Edwards Coffee Mrs. Singer's Pie Crust Mix Mrs. Wright's Biscuits Mrs. Cubbison's Poultry Mix Town House Fruit Cocktail Town House Green Beans Ne Made Mayonnaise Sea Trader Tiny Shrimp Heinz Mushroom Soup Sno-White Table Salt Scamper Liquid Detergent Shelter Construction Rules Are Defined by Civil Defense Officials Rules and regulations for the construction and use of under- and fallout shelters to be in Orange County were forth this week by the Orlando County Shelter Committee representing the Orange County chapter, International Reference of Building Officials the Orange County Office Civil Defense. The fallout shelter committed at the request of defense and building officials is composed of local councils city building superintendents, representatives of defense and the County Health Department. Came into being one year for the purpose of insuring shelter construction complied with laws and regulations of the State Health and Safety Code, and with basic known protection factors in Civil Defense. William E. Walkup, acting director of CD for Orange County, and Harold Goldy, assistant county building superintendent, pointed out that the public is being led to believe through misleading advertisements that civil defense approved shelters may be utilized on a day-to-day basis prior to emergency disaster use. “This,” the officials said, “is completely false and is directly opposed to the intent of the State health and safety code. “The purpose of disaster shelter is to provide safety for the citizens of Orange County during a war-caused disaster. Reasonable compliance with existing building, sanitation and occupancy codes and their regulations must be enforced.” Goldy pointed out that present law does not permit living areas without light and ventilation by openable windows, nor permit sanitary facilities without connections to an approved sewage disposal means. Therefore, he said, the building officials of Orange County are attempting to permit construction of accessory protective emergency structures for disaster conditions only. In explaining the current rise in the county shelter program, Walkup pointed to the approved prototype shelter developed last year by the shelter committee which has just received full approval by the Federal Office of Civil and Democratic Mobilization. The shelter can be developed either for section of concrete pipe, tank or by means of fire or poured concrete, is at least three feet below ground level and provides almost percent protection for a day from nuclear blast. He radiation. The civil defense leader cited that local and South California contractors are receiving approval from the Orange County Shelter Committee for design and construction of their products which meet requirements of the shelter group, may receive mediate approval of city county building officials suance of construction permits. “Some few contractor California,” Walkup said, “have attempted to sell public on inadequate s SAFEWAY Easter's Finest...f Save $1.00 on Fully Cooked, Boneless Canned Hams Dubuque Brand Fine Texture... Rich Flavor... Tender Lean Meat. Rath's 5-lb. $439 Save $1.00 on Fully Cooked, Boneless Canned Hams Dubuque Brand Fine Texture... Rich Flavor... Tender Lean Meat. 5-lb. can $398 Rath's Black Hawk Mickory Smoked 5-lb. can $439 Hormel or Dubuque 9-lb. can $698 &H Sugar Save 8½c Your Choice 1-lb. Pkg. 10¢ All Safeway Stores will be CLOSED Easter Sunday Shop Early and Save! Salad Dressing Nu Made Creamy Smooth Save 20c 32-oz. jar 39¢ ake Mixes Duncan Hines Early American Applesauce, Butter Pecan, Fudge Nut, Date Nut Save 29c 3 pkgs. $100 Bucerne Butter First Quality Grade AA Save 10c 1-lb. ctn. 69¢ Xie Dandy Yams Cut or Whole in Syrup 51-oz. can 59¢ Iced Pineapple Lalani 4 Slices Save 12c 5 141-oz. can$ 106 Crambery Sauce Ocean Spray Whole or Strained Serve with Ham 2 16-oz. cons 45¢ Sharp Cheddar Cheese In Chunk lb. 69¢ Cream Cheese Kraft Philadelphia Plain, Pimiento, Chive 2 3-oz. pkgs. 29¢ uminum Foil Kitchen Craft Brand Ideal Household Heavy Duty—All Purpose 12" x 25' roll 25¢ Ideal Easter Dinner Angel Food Poison with Bel-air Strawberries and Party Pride Ice Cream Ice Cream Party Pride Caption Popular Flavor Safeway Bakery Pan Rolls Skylark Pkg.of 12 Potato Rolls Skylark Pkg.of 6 Fresh Bread Mrs. Wright's Twist—15 oz. For Easter Dinner Large White Grade AA—Cream Oven Finest Freshest Eggs You Can Buy Anywhere Medium Size Eggs Cream Oven Grade A Don't Asnara Sharp Cheddar Cheese Cream Cheese Aluminum Foil In Chunk lb. 69¢ Kraft Philadelphia Plain, Pimiento, Chive 2 3-oz. pkgs. 29¢ Kitchen Craft Brand Ideal Household Heavy Duty—All Purpose 12" x 25' roll 25¢ For Easter Dye Large White Grade AA—Cream OY Finest Freshest Eggs You Can Buy Anywhere Medium Size Eggs Don’t Forget List There is a list of many items we are apt to be forgetten when you shop for your dinner feast. They will be packed with a “Brighton Tag” at your SafeStore. Pickles House Olives Assorted Wines Bay Spiced Crabapples Maraschino Cherries Colony Whole Cloves Imitation Vanilla Jams Asst. Jams and Jellies Cheese Spreads Silver Cream Toothpicks and Packaged Nuts Colony Coloring Kits Dry Dinner Mints Cocktail Onions All-Purpose Cream Half and Half Maid Cherry Sauce Shredded Coconut Colony Ground Sage Colony Poultry Seasoning Whipping Cream Is Coffee Singer’s Pie Crust Mix Wright’s Biscuites Rubbison’s Poultry Mix House Fruit Cocktail House Green Beans Mayonnaise Under Tiny Shrimp Mushroom Soup Table Salt Liquid Detergent Asparagus California Grown Premium Quality Large, All Green Bananas Tomatoes Select Quality Central American 2 lbs. 25¢ Extra Fancy Quality 13-oz. pkg. 25¢ Pineapple Large Size Hawaiian 4-lb. Average each 49¢ Fresh Pears Winter Nelis Variety 2 lbs. 29¢ Mushrooms Sliced—Ready to Cook—Serve with Steak ½-pt. pkg. 25¢ Artichoke Hearts 6-oz. jar 35¢ Watermelons Red Ripe (Cut... lb. 11c) whole lb. 10¢ each plant $179 The Golden Book Illustrated Dictionary Designed for grade school youth! Vol. 3 Now on Sale Only 99¢ SAFEWA Applicable taxes collected. Subject to stock on hand. With the right to limit and not sell to other merchants. Merchanrise sold in quantities as advertised. 135 SOUTH LEMON Anaheim, Thursday, Mar. 30, 1961 tures through false claims. This practice is being discouraged by all levels of government." Walkup and Goldy said plans and specifications for prototype shelters are available to the public at all city and county building departments and will provide a basis for planning future shelters. A late report says that the salaries of American public school teachers rose 72.4 per cent in the last decade, from an average of $3,126 to $5,389. Keep a sharp lookout for elderly pedestrians when driving after dark. Older people move more slowly, usually dress in darker clothing, judge speed and distance less accurately, and are more readily confused in traffic. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous, Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 ? ? DISCOUNTS ? ? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 6 Sun. 1 to 6 (OUT-OF-STATE CREDIT WELCOME) art ... from Safeway Boneless Hams $398 U.S.D.A. Choice Superb Beef Steak Full Cut Bone in Ib. 98¢ Sirloin Steaks Porterhouse Top Sirloin T-Bone or Club Beef Steak Ib. $119 Beef Steaks, Boneless Ib. $139 Boneless Hams $398 5-lb. can Firmel or Dubuque 9-lb. can U.S.D.A. Choice Superb Beef Steak Sirloin Steaks Full Cut Bone in 98¢ lb. Porterhouse T-Bone or Club Beef Steak $119 lb. Top Sirloin Beef Steaks, Boneless $139 lb. Spencer Steaks Boneless Eye of Rib $169 lb. New York Cuts Boneless Steaks $189 lb. Sliced Bacon Rath Black Hawk Wafer Thin, Regular or Thick Sliced 1-lb. pkg. 69¢ Leg of Lamb U.S.D.A. Choice Shankless Superb-Lamb 69¢ lb. Midget Turkeys Genuine Beltsville Poppy Brand—6-lb. size U.S.D.A. Inspected 49¢ lb. Tom Turkeys Young Grade A 20-lb. Avg. 39¢ lb. Ideal Easter Dessert Angel Food Party Cake with Bel-air berries and y Pride Ice Cream 3 12oz. cakes $1 Cream Party Pride Catering Popular Flavors Vz-gel. ctn. 69¢ Safeway Bakery Buys Rolls Skylark Phq. of 12 Rolls Skylark Phq. of 6 Mrs. Wright's Twist—15oz. Your Choice 4 for $1 For Easter Dyeing Large White Eggs Grade AA—Cream O' the Crop Nest Freshest Eggs You Can Buy Anywhere 1-doz. carton 47c Sum Size Eggs Cream O' the Crop Grade AA 2 1-doz. ctn. 85c Virginia Reel Sausage Fresh Ground Extra Lean Pork 1-lb. roll 69¢ Farmer John Sausage Pure Eastern Pork 1-lb. roll 49¢ Oscar Mayer Smokie Links Twin Pack 12 oz. pkg. 69¢ Sliced Cooked Salami Safeway Quality 7 oz. pkg. 33£ Large Sliced Bologna Safeway Quality 7 oz. pkg. 33£ Fresh Western Oysters Captain's Choice 12 oz. ler 59£ Dover Sole Fillets Captain's Choice 1-lb. pkg. 59£ Cooked & Peeled Shrimp California Lasio Brand 1-lb. can $159 $ Dollar Values $ Lalani Pineapple Juice Save 16c Lalani Drink Pineapple Grapefruit Save 16c Grapefruit Juice Town House Save 32c Mix 'em As You Wish 4 46-oz. Cans $1 For Easter Dyeing Large White Eggs Grade AA—Cream O' the Crop nest Freshest Eggs You 1-doz. carton 47c Can Buy Anywhere ium Size Eggs Cream O' the Crop Grade AA 2 1-doz. ctn. 85c ragus lb. 19¢ 25¢ 25¢ Easter Lilies Northern Grown 3 to 7 Blooms each plant $179 ,, Fri., Sat., March 30, 31, April 1, 1961 local Safeway Stores $ Dollar Values $ Lalani Pineapple Juice Save 14c Lalani Drink Pineapple Grapefruit Save 16c Grapefruit Juice Town House Save 32c Mix 'em As You Wish 4 46-oz. Cans $1 FROZEN FOODS Bel-air Frozen Peas Premium Quality—Save 16c 10-oz. pkgs. 25¢ French Fried Potatoes Bel-air 5 9-oz. pkg. 89¢ Rosella Cheese Pie Vanilla Flavored 18-oz. size 59¢ Candied Yams Bel-air Heat and Serve 3 14-oz. pkg. 89¢ Treesweet Orange Juice Save 35c 5 6-oz. cans $1 We Give BLUE CHIP STAMPS Blue Chip Stamps given with each purchase except fluid milk products, cigarettes, tobaccos, alcoholic beverages or magazines LINCOLN AND WESTERN