anaheim-gazette 1961-06-08

A-2—Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Thursday, June 8, 1961 ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION Member, California Newspaper Publishers Association GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., INC. Publisher TELEPHONE: 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. New Bank of America Schedules Open House Two dates late on this calendar have been set for the introduction of Bank of America's new South Anaheim branch at 1126 S. Los Angeles St. On June 29, the bank will hold a gala two-hour evening open house which will serve as a public preview of the branch before it is officially opened for business the following day. We are making big preparations for our open house said Manager C. E. "Buck" Schueller. "Besides giving customers of the new branch. There will be a large safe deposit section for valuables, a night depository for after-hours banking, and escrow facilities. A streamlined counter will provide space for 15 tellers to work simultaneously during peak periods. They are able to set up their stations at any point behind the windowless counter by using teller buses instead of drawers for their cash and supplies. Adjoining the building is a customer parking area. June 29, the bank will host a gala two-hour evening open house which will serve as a public preview of the branch before it is officially opened for business the following day. We are making big preparations for our open house event," said Manager C. E. "Buck" Schueller. "Besides giving everyone the 'grand tour' of our branch, we will have a number of interesting displays, music, refreshments and a Murray Missile' Contest." The branch itself is housed in a completely air-conditioned building with a 60-foot frontage and a 117 foot depth. It contains over 7,020 square feet of floor space on its single story. All of the bank's more than 50 services will be available to Anaheim Man Wins Match Melvin McCarty of 731 N. Roanne St. beat his nearest opponent, teenage Tom Whitaker of 3584 Center, Norco, by 10 points to take the winner's medal in the aggregate of two smallbore rifle matches at the South Coast Gun Club in Corona del Mar. Course of fire was in the prone position with 40 shots each at 100 yards with metallicights and at 100 metres with telescopic sight permitted. McCarty took the winner's medal in both matches and at 100 yards scored 400-22x to beat the four-year-old open record formerly held by David Kimes, Newport Beach, with 399-34x and the civilian record established in 1959 by Richard Grogan of Long Beach with 398-28x. Bureau To Discuss Irrigation System The Orange County Farm Bureau citrus department will meet at noon today at 1916 W. Chapman, Orange, for a discussion on a return-flow irrigation system. Dwight C. Baier will lead the discussion with some facts on size of installation required, costs, and how to design a system where electricity is not available. Anaheim Firm Names Director Appointment of Dr. Howard Steinberg as director of chemical research for United States Borax Research Corporation, Anaheim, is announced by Dr. C. L. Randolph, vice president of the wholly owned subsidiary of United States Borax & Chemical Corporation. Dr. Steinberg, who joined U.S. Borax Research in 1954 as a research chemist, served most recently as associate director of chemical research. He received a B.S. degree in chemistry from the University of Illinois and his Ph.D. from UCLA. Dr. Steinberg has also done post-doctoral work at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and UCLA. BLUE CHIP 1050 BLUE CHIP STAMPS when you open or add to your savings account with $1000 or more! Stamps for smaller anioounts, soot! DIVIDENDS PAID QUARTERLY 4 1/2% CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MATION'S LARGEST FEDERAL SAVINGS Offices in downtown Los Angeles, Miracle Mile, Hollywood, Bancroft Park, Reseda, Lakewood, Orlando, Inglewood, Anaheim, Echo Park, Tulsa, Rockledge, Monument Hills Office, Willis Blvd., Los Angeles 641-798-28x U.S. Borax Research in 1954 as a research chemist, served most recently as associate director of chemical research. He received a B.S. degree in chemistry from the University of Illinois and his Ph.D. from UCLA. Dr. Steinberg has also done post-doctoral work at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and UCLA. Southland Teens To Go to Europe On June 24, 66 Southland teenagers comprising the nationally famous Robin Hood Band will depart for Europe on an international "Goodwill Tour." These talented youngsters are recognized throughout the U.S. and Canada as one of our most outstanding musical groups, having won wide acclaim for their delightful performances and interpretations of American Life, set to music. They have appeared in the Rose Parade, the Long Beach Beauty Pageant and countless other performances. Poultry Group Meet Bill Rooney, University of California poultry specialist from Davis was guest speaker at the Orange County Farm Bureau poultry department meeting Tuesday. He spoke on "Trends in California Poultry Housing" and illustrated with slides. JC Schedules Summer Session Registration for the summer session at Fullerton Junior College is now underway. Both day and returning students sign-up for study today or on weekday through June 16. Daytime hours for summer school registration are 1 to 4 a.m. Monday through Friday each week. Evening hours are 0 to 9 Monday through Thursday. There is no registra- tion Friday evenings. Each interested student is needed to go to the Counseling Center, located in the Administration Building, 321 E. Chapman Ave., just east of Harvard University. There he will receive reg- itation materials, consult with a counselor, and fill out a number of essential forms. Each student's study program must be approved. Dates for summer study at Fullerton Junior College are as follows: June 19 to July 14 for four-week courses; July 17 to August 11 for other four-week courses; June 19 to July 28 for all six-week courses; and June 19 to August 11 for the eight-week courses being offered. Registration for any of these sessions must be completed by Friday, June 16. Details about the summer session, as well as the fall semester, are available in the Class Schedule. For more information, call LA 5-2331. Western High Seniors Honor Western High School honored its outstanding seniors in an awards assembly on June 1. Groups, as well as individuals, were honored for school service and academic achievement. The first awards group was the Academic Honors group, followed by the Sealbearer group of the California Scholarship Federation (CSF). Senior members of the CSF were introduced, and a special mention was given to the newly indoctrinated members of the national honor society. Awards and recognition were then given to individuals. Sharon Umino won the Orange County Pan-Hellenic Scholarship and Stoddard Lane and Cathy Coulson received Elk Scholarships. Next, the eight winners of California State Scholarships were announced. Recipients were: Diana Augspurgue Clark, Les Delong, Jee- Doug McMurtrie, Ron Elanor Boyle and Bill Those who received scholarships included Lane (Amberst), Cath- son (Scripps) and Do- Wesleyan). A number of Co- Scholarship winners were honored. Community sch- enclined grants from A Council of Church Wo- timist Club. Kiwanis Cl- Rossmoor Women's Cl- A special presentation was given to a member of our class. Terry Miller of Harvard Prize Book was standing scholastic ac- ment. Other awards that w- sented included Bank of America, Athlete - Scholar, Team Girl of the Yea- Safeway Has The Reputation F Safeway Superb USDA Choice Beef Best Center Cuts 7-Bone Roast or Blade Cut 7-Bone Roast or Blade Cut 39¢ lb. Chuck Steaks Best Center Cuts 49¢ 7-Bone Chuck Roast 43¢ Boneless Chuck Roasts 69¢ Safeway Superb USDA Choice Beef Rib Roast Standing 7" cut 79¢ lb. USDA Grade 'A' Fresh Chicken Fryer Breasts 59¢ Fryer Legs 49¢ Chicken Wings 29¢ Backs & Necks 10¢ Chicken Livers 59¢ Rib Steaks USDA Choice Grade Beef 79¢ Sliced Bacon Former John First Quality 1-lb. pkg. 59¢ Young Ducklings Manor House 8-lb. Size 49¢ Large Bologna In the piece 39¢ Frankfurters Starling Skinless 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ Kindlbrau Imported German Beer exquisite beer, brewed and bottled in Munich by brewers of the most famous beers in Germany. This Bavarian beer is imported exclusively for Safeway, priced so low you just won't believe it! 3 12-oz. $1.00 FROZEN FOODS Bel-air Premium Quality Fordhook Limas—10-oz. Broccoli Spears—10-oz. Brussels Sprouts—8-oz. Cauliflower—10-oz. Breakfast Mrs. Wright—Finest Coffee Cake Not Served on Fruit Jelly Seal! Party A Mrs. Wright's The quality you do at the price you Kindlbrau Imported German Beer exquisite beer, brewed and bottled in Munich by brewers of the most famous beers in Germany. This Bavarian beer is imported exclusively for Safeway, priced so low you just won't believe it! 3 12-oz. Bottles $1.00 Exclusively At Safeway. Scot-Tissue Soft, yet strong Assorted Colors roll 10¢ Beech-Nut Baby Food Strained Fruits & Vegetables 12 jars $1 Save 40¢ FROZEN FOODS Bel-ajr Premium Quality Fordhook Limas—10-oz. Broccoli Spears—10-oz. Brussels Sprouts—8-oz. Cauliflower—10-oz. Your Choice 4 pkgs. for $1 Van de Kamp's Frozen Foods They're New—Now at afeway! Halibut Dinner with Seafood Sauce 10½-oz. pkg. 59¢ Enchilada Americana Sauce & Cheese 10½-oz. pkg. 39¢ Chicken Pie with enizo Chicken gravy 10½-oz. pkg. 45¢ Auto Seat Cushion Full Size Comfort Cool Coil $1.79 each White They Lent! (formats to make larger safeway) Double Boiler 4-quart Stainless Steel $4.99 each Available at most larger Safeway! HURRY! HURRY! Golden Book Atlas and Dictionaryes will be discontinued June 17, 1961 Complete your sets NOW! 135 SOUTH LEMON Seniors Honored were: Diana Augapurger, John Clark, Les DeLong, Jean Lory, Doug McMurtrie, Ron Tamura, Elanor Doyle and Bill Bozarth. Those who received college scholarships included Skip Lane (Amberst), Cathy Coulson (Scripps) and Don Horn (Wesleyan). A number of Community Scholarship winners were honored. Community scholarships included grants from Ahaheim Council of Church Women, Optimist Club, Kiwanis Club and Rossmoor Women's Club. A special presentation was given to a member of the Junior Class. Terry Miller won the Harvard Prize Book for outstanding scholastic achievement. Other awards that were presented included Bank of America, Athlete - Scholar, Drill Team Girl of the Year, John City Receives Gasoline Funds A record total of $33,812.483.46 in State gasoline tax revenues has been apportioned to the 372 incorporated cities in California for city street work during the past fiscal year. State Highway Engineer J. C. Womack announced today. This is $1,731,854 more than last year's record $32,080,631. The total apportionment to Anaheim for city street work for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1961, was $316,993.62. Sousa Award and National Merit Scholarship. Group honors were given to the participants of the La Habra Writers' Workshop and Western High literary contest. The Westerner Key Club was announced as club of the year. Sally Mills in Laguna Production Sally Mills, well known in stock theatricals throughout New York and Chicago, will make her first appearance for Orange County audiences in the high comedy, "The Pleasure of His Company," by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Samuel Taylor, opening June 27 at the Laguna Beach Summer Playhouse. "Pleasure" will star popular Betty Yeakel and will feature Sally in the ingenue role which made a star of Dolores Hart. Miss Mills, graduate of the Goodman Memorial Theatre of Chicago, has appeared the past few seasons with such stage luminaries as Edward Everett Horton, Pat O'Brien, Gene Raymond, Sylvia Sydney and Joan Bennett. ation For Superb Meats! and a Good Reputation Must Be Earned! Safeway meat buyers are hard to please when it comes to quality. They believe that only the very best is good enough for Safeway customers. These fine meats are tenderly handled every step of the way to the stores to be sure none of this quality is lost. All Safeway meats — Beef, lamb, pork, cured meats, poultry and fish must be top quality. But Safeway's pride and joy is fine beef. Safeway has a quarter of a century of experience in aging fine beef. Safeway knows how to age beef! Then in addition to quality, correct handling and scientific aging, Safeway Meat Department employees carefully trim off all excess bone and set that does not belong on the cut. Yet, Safeway's good meat reputation is earned — earned by many years of selling only the best. Butter-nut Coffee with Purchase of '2.00 or more. except tobacco, alcoholic beverages or fluid milk Limit 1 can per customer 1-lb. can 29¢ Save 48¢ Royal Satin Shortening Pure Vegetable—A Safeway Guaranteed Product Price includes 12c off Limit 1 can per customer 3-lb. can 39¢ Save 58¢ Lucerne Butter 1st Quality Grade AA Save 10c 1-lb. cts. 69¢ V-8 Cocktail Blend of 8 vegetable juices Save 17c 3 44-oz. cans $1 Table Salt Sno-White lined or Plain Save 3½c 26-oz. cts. 10¢ Vets' Dog Food Balanced Pet Ration Save 17c 6 14-oz. cans $1 Vets' Horsemeat For pets Save 12c 2 14-oz. cans 29¢ Finish Detergent For automatic dishwashers Save 10c 20-oz. pkg. 39¢ Breakfast Rolls Mrs. Wright—Pleasant Coffee Cake, Not Saffla, or Fruit Jelly Seals Your Choice 4 for $1 Party Angel Food Mrs. Wright's The quality you demand at the price you like 3 12-oz. $1 Large Eggs Guaranteed Fresh I — Cream O' the Crop Medium Size Grade AA 1-doz. ctm. 37¢ Grade AA 1-doz. ctm. 39¢ Finish Detergent Breakfast Rolls Mrs. Wright's—Pineapple Coffee Cake, Nut Snails or Fruit Jelly Snails Your Choice 4 for $1 Party Angel Food Mrs. Wright's The quality you demand at the price you like 3 12-oz. cakes 1 Large Eggs Guaranteed Fryeth I — Cream O' the Crop Medium Size Grade AA 1-doz. etm. 37¢ Grade AA 1-doz. etm. 39¢ Peaches First of the Season—Yellow Meated 1-Lb. 10¢ Golden Bananas Head Lettuce Artichoke Hearts Golden Ripe Central American Large Crisp Heads Merinated 2 for 25¢ 2 for 25¢ 6-oz. jars $1 We Give BLUE CHIP STAMPS THIS AD EFFECTIVE Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun., June 8, 9, 10, 11 at Local Safety Stores SAFEWAY Applicable taxes collected. Subject to stock on hand. We reserve the right to limit and adjust to other merchants. Merchandise sold in quantities as advertised. LINCOLN AND WESTERN