anaheim-gazette 1961-04-27

A2—Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Thursday, April 27, 1961 Mrs. Paul Bratloff, 'Real' Swedish Ski Mrs. Paul Bratloff, 1309 Merona St., is serving as chairman of the annual Swedish Smorgasbord to be held by the Orange Blossom lodge, Vasa Order of America, Saturday night in the Santa Ana YWCA. Mr. and Mrs. Axel Lindman of 311 N. Janss St. are in charge of the "tumbler" drawing for 20 various prizes. Chances for the tumbler prizes will be sold at 10 cents each. First prize will be a table radio. Serving will begin at 5:30 p.m. continuing to 7:30 p.m. Following the smorgasbord, a musical show featuring the Norsemen recording artists and other talent will be offered for entertainment. QUEEN CONTESTANTS SIGN IN—First group of candidates for the title of Pirate Queen of the 1961 Orange County Fair line up to be measured for their fair costumes with Mrs. Duane (Edythe) VeDel, official chaperone for the group. Contestants are Ann Lewis of Laguna Beach, being measured by Mrs. VeDel; and, from left, Velda Boyd, Santa Ana; Linda Southfield, Cypress; Joneal Rae Nelson, Los Alamitos; Garland Grimsley, La Habra; Faye Cook, Tustin; QUEEN CONTESTANTS SIGN IN—First group of candidates for the title of Pirate Queen of the 1961 Orange County Fair line up to be measured for their fair costumes with Mrs. Duane (Edythe) VeDel, official chaperone for the group. Contestants are Ann Lewis of Laguna Beach, being measured by Mrs. Velbel; and, from left, Velda Boyd, Santa Ana; Linda Southfield, Cypress; Joneal Rae Nelson, Los Alamitos; Garland Grimsley, La Habra; Faye Cook, Tustin; Jo-Anne Adams Buena Park; and Mary Ann Bregar, Costa Mesa. Winners will be selected opening night of the fair, to be held in Costa Mesa July 11 to 16. Carole Dickerson of Anaheim has also entered. Books in Review Weekly book listings presented by the Anaheim Public Library, 241 S. Los Angeles St. FICTION THE INTERNS by Richard Frede. A fast moving story of "all the young doctors" who serve out their internship in the swirling charged-up atmosphere of a big city hospital where some succeed and others fail. THE TUMBLED HOUSE by Winston Graham. A newspaper publishes stories about another man's father, and the other replies in kind, in what turns into a scandal, a court trial and a death. KIND OF FIGHTING by Patrick Cruttwell. A retired old professor who once taught history in an Oriental country, routes in memory his friendship for a young student who later became father of his Country in a bloody revolution that cast off foreign rule, but finally failed as a leader. NON-FICTION HOW TO BOWL BETTER by Ned Day. Some good sequence photos on how to bowl, the curve, straight, and hook back; how to stand, how to hold the ball, rules of the game, how to score, and etiquette of bowling. NATURAL HISTORY OF NEW YORK CITY by John Kieran. A charming book about the wild animal world downtown which has not retreated an inch from its old haunts even with the coming of the big city. THE NEW NATIONS OF WEST AFRICA by Robert Theobald (editor). For readers who want to be informed about the Congo crises; a collection of some of the best from well known magazines about Africa, where it has been, where it is going. THE PROPHETIC VOICE IN MODERN FICTION by William Mueller. Using the themes of judgment, suffering, love, and so on, author develops them using the works of Joyce, Camus, Kafka, Silone, Faulkner and Graham Greene. READINGS FOR DEMOCRATS by Edward Reed. Collections of articles by Wilson, Monroe, Acheson, Stevenson and others on political parties, economy, world relations, common good. READINGS FOR REPUBLICANS by Franklin L. Burdette. Collection of articles by Lincoln, Hoover, Taft, Dewey, U. S. Grant, and Nixon, on liberty, domestic security, freedom, equality, public finance and other topics. WRITING: ADVICE AND NON-FICTION HOW TO BOWL BETTER by Ned Day. Some good sequence photos on how to bowl, the curve, straight, and hook bent; how to stand, how to hold the ball, rules of the game, how to score, and etiquette of bowling. NATURAL HISTORY OF Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shipkey-Pearson 420 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. Moving - Storage General Trucking ANAHEIM PHONE KE 5-2863 205 S. Los Angeles St. Books by Local Professors In New Guide Two books by Orange County State College professors are included in the new Guide to Historical Literature. The guide, edited by experts in special fields, is published by Macmillan Company for the American Historical Association. ? ? DISCOUNTS ? ? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES FULLERTON Houra, Mon., Fr. 9 to 10 Sat. 9 to 6 sun. 1 to 8 (OUT-OF-STATE CREDIT WELCOME) Paul Bratloff Heads 'Swedish Smorgasbord Resident Takes Part in Concert Sharon Troutman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Troutman, 420 Packway, will participate in the annual Modern Dance Concert to be given at the University of California at Santa Barbara. The concert has been scheduled for two performances on April 28 and 29. Sharon, a sophomore, is majoring in physical education at UCSB. She will appear in the section of the program called "Ancient and Modern Primitives." Modern jazz will be the basis for the dance in which Sharon will participate. LOOKING OVER CRUSADE QUOTAS—America's Cancer Society Crusade and Area Chairmen discuss the quotas in the areas they represent which total to the Orange County Cancer Crusade goal of $118,535. They are from left, Mmes. Milton Farber, 1028 Roanne Pl., Anaheim; J. R. Errecarte, Rancho Mission Viejo, San Juan Capistrano; and Nate Cross, 1833 Gramercy Dr., Santa Ana. SAFEWAY U.S.D.A. Grade A Fresh Chicken Fryers Plump and Tender Whole Body Cut-Up, lb. 33c Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce "Great With Chicken" Safeway USDA Choice Beef Fresh Fryer Breasts or Fryer Livers b. 59¢ Plump and Tender Whole Body Cut-Up, lb. 33c Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce "Great Wish Chicken" 29¢ lb. Safeway USDA Choice Beef Superb Boneless Beef Steaks Arloin Tip, Cube or Top Round 98¢ Center Cut, Bone in or Rump Roast, Bone in 79¢ lb. Rib Beef Steaks Less Bottom Round Steaks 89¢ lb. 89c lb. 89c Fresh Fryer Breasts or Fryer Livers 59¢ lb. Fresh Fryer Legs Thigh and Drumstick 53¢ lb. Fryer Wings Good Eating for less 29¢ lb. Backs & Necks 10¢ 5-lb. pkg. 49¢ lb. Rath's Bacon Sliced-Wafer Thin Regular or Thick Sliced 69¢ pkg. Boneless Brisket Safeway Mild Cure 69¢ lb. Fish Sticks Pre-Cooked Captain's Choice 29¢ pkg. Jumbo Crabs Cooked in the shell. 2-lbs. Average 39¢ lb. All 5c Candy Bars Side Selection Goose Pack each 3¢ Save 2c Black Pepper Crown Colony Pure Ground Save 12c 4-oz can Pard Dog Food Preserves Empress Pure Old Fashioned Strawberry Save 12c 28-oz jar Gum Drops Roxbury-A rainbow of pure flavor! 16-oz pkg. Grape Juice Queen Isabella Concord Save 5c 3 Soft Drinks Cragmont-Orange Cola or Root Beer No deposit-No return 3 Fresh Bread Mrs. Wright's White or Wheat Twist, No preservatives added. 4 rade AA Fresh Eggs D'the Crop Freshest Town! Large Size 1 doz. ctn. 43¢ Medium Size 1-doz. ctn. 39¢ Chunk Save or Stick 14c lb. 69¢ Lager Beer Sold only in licensed Safeways 6 12-oz. cans $120 T Pizza With Cheese 39¢ With Peppersi grade AA Fresh Eggs D' the Crop Freshest Down! Large Size 1 doz. ctn. 43¢ Medium Size 1-doz. ctn. 39¢ p Cheddar Cheese Chunk Save or Stick 14c lb. 69¢ ly Lager Beer Sold only in licensed Safeways 6 12-oz. cans $120 T Pizza With Cheese pkg. 39¢ With Pepperoni pkg. 49¢ best Grated Tuna for Sandwiches 6 6-oz. cans $1 cess Clover Honey Pure Save Strained 10c 24-oz. jar 59£ ry Angel Ring Mrs. Wright's Fluffy, moist Save 13c 3 12-oz. cakes $1 rd Margarine Blend of finest Ingredients It's NEW 1-lb. pkg. 39£ way Grapefruit Broken Sections Save 10c 5 16-oz. cans $1 d Ripe Olives Gifford's Large Save 33c 4 *1 Tell cans $1 Sausage Rath's Pure Park Save 35c 3 8-oz. cans $1 Paper Towels White, Yellow Aqua or Pink Save 24c. 4 Giant rolls $1 elastic Liquid Strich Bottle 31c Planter's Peanuts Cooktail 7½-oz. Can 39c Wrap Aluminum Foil Bigfifth 75" roll 87c Oreo Cookies Nobisco Crème Sandwiches 6½-oz. Pkg. 25c Waste Baskets Outstanding Value! • Brass Finish • Multi-Colored • Oval Shape • Assorted Patterns Each 99¢ Prices Effective Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun., Apr. at local Safeway Store SAFEW Applicable trays collected. Subject to stock on lhe right in limit and not sell to other mMerchandise sold in quantities es adro 7135 SOUTH LEMON High School Offers Typing Class for Adults Anaheim Evening High School includes in its business education program intermediate typing classes for adults. These classes offer the opportunity for those with previous experience in typing to brush up their skill and also get instruction in advanced techniques. Two classes are offered, one on Monday evening and one on Wednesday evening. Classes are still accepting enrollment. Monday evening class meets at Anaheim High and registration may be completed at the district office, 123 N. Citron St. Tax Exemption Lag Reported Veterans of Orange County are lagging in their filing of tax exemption affidavits and it appears that a last minute rush will be in order, according to Ben Liebermann, county service officer, and Hugh J. Plumb, county tax assessor. Past experience indicates that approximately 20,000 applications are still to be filed and both county officials warned that exemptions must be filed timely or they cannot be honored, according to state law. The assessor's office will accept claims until 5 p.m. on May 1. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful. Courteous. Service 20 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 SAFEWAY COUPON Butter-Nut Coffee With $5 Purchase Except Tobacco, Alcoholic Beverages, or Fluid Milk And This Coupon Coupon Good Thurs., Sun., April 27-30 at local Safeway Stores Limit 1 Coupon Per Customer FROZEN FOODS Bel-air Family Pak Fruits and Vegetables With $5 Purchase Except Tobacco, Alcoholic Beverages, or Fluid Milk And This Coupon Coupon Good Thurs.-Sun., April 27-30 at local Safeway Stores Limit 1 Coupon Per Customer FROZEN FOODS Bel-air Family Pak Fruits and Vegetables Blackberries 28oz. plio bag Green Peas 2lb. plio bag Green Beans 28oz. plio bag Lima Beans Ford-hook 2lb. plio bag Cut Corn 2lb. plio bag French Fries 2lb. plio bag Vegetable Mix 2lb. plio bag Peas & Carrots 2lb. plio bag Your Choice each 49¢ Carrots Valley Fresh Sliced 2-LB BAG 35¢ Strawberries Bel-Air Whole 28-OZ BAG 79¢ Crown Colony Pure Ground Save 12c 4oz can 29¢ d 6 1-lb. cans 89¢ Save 12c 28-oz jar 59¢ xbury—A rainbow of pure flavor! 16-oz pkg. 23¢ Busy Baker Snap Cookies Ginger Lemon Vanilla Full 2-lb. Bag 39¢ Save 10c Mrs. Wright's Biscuit Mix Good for Shortcakes too! 40-oz. Pkg. 29¢ Save 10c First Of The Season Golden Sweet Corn First Of The Season Golden Sweet Corn Tender Kernels Golden Cross Variety 6 years for 49¢ Oranges New Crop Northern Valencias Full of juice 2 lbs. 25¢ Carrots Tender Young Tops off 2 lbs. 19¢ Onions New Crop Yellow Sweet Spanish 2 lbs. 15¢ ve Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun., April 27, 28, 29, 30, 1961 at local Safeway Stores AFEWAY We Give BLUE CHIP STAMPS Blue Chip Stamps given with each purchase except fluid milk products, cigarettes, tobacco, alcoholic beverages or magazines. LINCOLN AND WESTERN