anaheim-gazette 1961-07-06

A-2—Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Thursday, July 8, 1961 ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATE MEMBER 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. Member, California Newspaper Publishers Association E. B. Buster H. By Big Brother E. B. Buster, west coast president of the Town Company, recently was first recipient of the E. Coulter Award, given for vidual, outstanding service. Big Brothers of Oran County. The bronze plaque, symbolizing the philosophy of Brothers with a small hand being clasped by that his adult Big Brother, was sent to Buster at the annual banquet at the Balboa Club. Buster was cited by the cal organization for his conceived interest in the Big Brother movement since its found three years ago in Oran County. NEW HOME SURVEY—Dr. Norman F. Parker, vice president of Autonetics' computers and data systems products division, and his new administration manager, J. A. Crutcher, view new facilities in East Anaheim where final group of more than 5,000 employees were relocated from Los Angeles County recently. The transfer brings the total number of Autonetics personnel in Anaheim and Fullerton area to nearly 10,000. Martin Luther Hospital Offers New Menu Service Meals being served these days at Martin Luther Hospital are "just what the patient ordered," thanks to a new restaurant-type menu service recently put into effect by the institution. Patients select their meals a la carte from the attractive new menus and may specify small, medium or large portions. A variety of wholesome dishes is offered so that patients are assured of a balanced diet based on foods they really enjoy personally interested in them as individuals, not just as case histories. We want them to feel like important guests, which is exactly what they are." The new menu service is also popular with the hospital staff. Mrs. Alice G. Holmes, chief dietitian, states: "Patients select their meals a day in advance, enabling our kitchen personnel to plan purchases and prepare an adequate amount of each item without running the risk of overcooking." Patients select their meals a la carte from the attractive new menus and may specify small, medium or large portions. A variety of wholesome dishes is offered so that patients are assured of a balanced diet based on foods they really enjoy. "It gives them the feeling they're dining out," says Arthur G. Turner, hospital administrator. "The menus were designed for us by Gene Forester, noted artist, who has done some of the finest restaurant menus in the country, and they're exceptionally good looking and colorful. They encourage patients to eat better. Choosing the meals they want from these menus helps our patients understand that we're The new menu service is also popular with the hospital staff. Mrs. Alice G. Holmes, chief dietitian, states: "Patients select their meals a day in advance, enabling our kitchen personnel to plan purchases and prepare an adequate amount of each item without running the risk of wasteful surpluses. Besides cutting down on food costs, the new menus save time and reduce errors in tray preparation. Custom-designed to fit the hospital's own food service procedures, they make things easier for everybody." Of course, Martin Luther's menus do differ from the average restaurant's menu. Patients may make their selections only from foods specially approved by their physicians. SEE HILO HATTIE do the HULA Free—Twice Daily—July 12 thru 16 6 CHANCES to WIN JET TOUR to HAWAII — ONE TRIP GIVEN EACH DAY — Orange County FAIR where the pirate green reigns DATES JULY 11 THRU 16 Newport Blvd. at Fair Drive Costa Mesa B. B. Buster Honored by Big Brother Group B. B. Buster, west coast vice-president of the Townsend company, recently was the first recipient of the Ernest Alter Award, given for individual outstanding service by the Brothers of Orange County. The bronze plaque, symbolizing the philosophy of Big Brothers with a small boy's aid being clasped by that of adult Big Brother, was predeceased by Buster at the annualquet at the Balboa Bay Co. Buster was cited by the local organization for his continual interest in the Big Brother movement since its founding years ago in Orange County. He has helped form the board of directors which organized the group here and has been continuously active ever since. He has interested scores of other industrial and business executives in the movement which applies a simple principle of providing mature, male guidance to boys who are being reared in homes without a father. Buster has served as vice-president of the Big Brothers of Orange County and has served as chairman of numerous committees. Along with the Coulter Award, which came as a complete surprise to Buster, he also received a special distinguished service scroll from the Orange County Board of Supervisors in recognition for his many gifts to Big Brothers and other community agencies. Other individual awards for distinguished service were presented to Walter Knott, Al Ecoff, Burgeas Dempster, Harry Knight, Robert Guggenheim Jr., John Koster and Joseph G. Tirico, M.D. For outstanding professional service, a special award was presented to Dr. William L. Bastendorf, Costa-Mesa-Newport Beach School District psychologist. Honored for their work as volunteer units on behalf of Big Brothers were the Fullerton Volunteer Bureau, Newport Beach-Santa Ana Volunteer Bureau and the Senior Citizens of Santa Ana. By donating the time of key employees and the use of company facilities, the following firms were honored: Farmers Insurance Group, Hunt and Industries, Inc., Elk Engineering Company, California, Townsend Company, state Engineering Co., Richard's Lido Market Marshall Welty Companion U.S.D.A. Choice Superb Beef, Aged & Trimmed ROUND STEAK Full Center Cuts Bone in 1lb. 69¢ Ground Round 69¢ Rump Roast 69¢ Bone in lb. 69¢ Ground Round Rump Roast U.S.D.A. Choice Superb Beef, Aged & Trimmed SIRLOIN STEAK Full cut Bone in lb. 89¢ Sirloin Tip Steaks lb. 98¢ Cube Steaks Boneless Beef lb. 98¢ T-Bone or Club Steaks "No Tails" lb. $109 Porterhouse Steaks USDA Choice Beef lb. $119 Boneless Top Sirloin Beef Steak lb. $139 Morrell's Pride Bacon 1st Quality Sliced pkg. 59¢ Flaked Beef Steaks Grand Duchess 10-oz. pkg. 49¢ Salmon Steaks Center cuts To fry or broil lb. 98¢ Pre-Cooked Scallops Captain's choice 7-oz. pkg. 39¢ Cooked Salami or Spiced Pork Safeway Sliced pkg. 39¢ Thick Sliced Bologna Safeway Brand 12-oz. pkg. 49¢ Luncheon Meats Safeway Sliced 3 pkg.$1 Rock Cornish Game Hens Grade A USDA Inspected Shenandoah Brand 16-oz. Min. Weight each 69¢ CANTALOUPES 2 for .25¢ CANTALOUPES 2 for . 25¢ Potatoes U.S. No. 1 White Rose 10 lb. bag 39¢ Oranges Sweet & Juicy Valencies 3 lbs. 29¢ Lettuce Large Size Crisp, Solid 2 for 25¢ Snow Star Ice Cream 49¢ Serve with cantaloupes ½-gal. ctn. Stainless Steel Cookware Vogue brand. Featured Exclusively at Safeway $199 to $599 WeGive BLUE CHIP SALE 135 SOUTH LEMON Voting Machine Demonstrated Demonstrations of the Shoup Voting Machine were held in the assembly room of the Orange County Health Department building in Santa Ana Monday. With the growth of the county, more and more voting precincts have been required, each of which means additional capital outlay for booths, tables, chairs and ballot boxes. Also larger printing expenses for ballots. An additional problem is the recruiting of election officials because of the length of time necessary for the count. Insurance Group, Hunt Foods and Industries, Inc., Electronic Engineering Company of California, Townsend Company, Interstate Engineering Company, Richard's Lido Market and Marshall Welty Company. ing of the ballots after the polls close. Because of this, the Board of Supervisors is giving consideration to the use of voting machines. With them, voting is speeded up and thereby precincts can be consolidated. DEFLATED The head of the house may be a big gun at the office, but at home he's just a pop gun. BE TOLERANT If your religion suits you, you should have no reason to criticize the other fellow's. CLASSIFIED ADS USE GAZETTE Phone PR 2-1800 CHP Reminds On Vacations Capt. F. E. Winchell, local commander of the California Highway Patrol, today expressed the hope that vacationers from Anaheim "will have a carefree journey, unmarred by accident or other delay." Theories are worthless until they are harnessed to industry. RUPTURED DOBBS Truss is different Bulbless- Beltless- Strapless No Harness, Belts and Straps cut circulation. Round pads keeps spreading the openings. Dobbs Concave pads pulla opening together. Lightweight. Wear bathing. Reasonably priced. $12. $22. $27. Write for Free Booklet S. R. DOBBS, 1233 18th St. Santa Monica, Calif. 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Coffee All Brands Sugar 1-lb Can 59¢ 5 lb bag 49¢ Biscuit Mix Mrs. Wright's Multi-purpose flour. 40-oz. pkg.$29¢ Salad Oil NuMade—For cooking, food Rich in poly-unsaturates. quort bottle 39¢ Cottage Cheese Lucerne pie ctn. 25¢ quort atn. 49¢ Star-Kist Tuna Chunk style light meat 2 6½-oz. carrots 45£ Layer Cake Mrs. Wright's Coconut bar Quality baked, economy priced 14-oz. size 39£ Coffee Cake Cottage Cheese Lucerne plat cts. 25¢ quart cts. 49¢ Star-Kist Tuna Chunk style light meat 2 6½-oz. cars 45¢ Layer Cake Mrs. Wright's Coconut bar Quality baked, economy priced 14-oz. size 39¢ Coffee Cake Mrs. Wright's Lemon Coconut A Safeway Guaranteed product each 29¢ Mild Cheese Whole milk cheddar Safeway, in chunk or ban. lb. 49¢ 5¢ Size Candy Bars Wide Assortment each 3¢ Campbell or Heinz Tomato Soup For quick meals or lunches 10½-oz. can 9¢ © COPYRIGHT, 1960 AND/OR 1961, SAFEWAY STORES; INCORPORATED SAFEWAY Applicable taxes collected. Subject to stock on hand. 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