anaheim-gazette 1961-08-03

ATTACK AND GAMBLING TABLES In time of crisis you always know who your friends are. And in this time of peril on the Berlin issue it certainly is good to know that our good neighbor Nevada doesn't seem too friendly toward Californians when it comes to nuclear war. This became more than obvious last week when Nevada revealed plans for a 5,000-man militia to repulse an estimated million Southern Californians who officials think might plunder Nevada in event of a nuclear war. "They would come in like a swarm of locusts and pick the valley clean of food, medical supplies and other goods," officials declared. The proposal was made at a civil defense meeting attended by nearly 400 business and industrial leaders. Now this pronouncement comes as quite a shock to many Southern Californians who for years have stood still "for some real plundering" from Nevada's gambling casmos. This, of course, was just for money. When it comes to preserving life and Southern Californians try- FEAR AND LACK OF FACTS It seems unbelievable in these supposedly "enlightened" times that sufferers of disorders over which they have no control should be shunned and forced to hide their affliction because of fear of social and economic repercussions. Yet, because of fear, superstition or just plain lack of facts, many of California's 153,500 epileptics find themselves in this position. During August the Orange County Epilepsy Society is conducting a campaign to provide the true facts about the disorder. The Society's purpose is simple—to overcome the stigman attached to this common nervous disorder...a stigma that keeps many epileptics from leading the normal, useful lives to which they are entitled. Medically, most victims of epilepsy can lead quite normal lives; sociially, they cannot. And, ironically, most of this discrimination is based upon nothing more than medieval superstition. Rather than being "demon-possessed," epileptics are suffering from a neurological disorder that can strike anyone. Thanks to modern medicine, four out of five epileptics can be helped, but that help won't be truly complete until we all remember that epilepsy is no more unmentionable or shameful than the diseases with which we are more familiar. The Orange County Epilepsy Society welcomes your inquiries for more information and your contributions to continue their important work. They can be reached at 5302 Mountain View, Yorba Linda, telephone LA 8-7826. 1st in Orange County YES, PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME IS FIRST IN ORANGE COUNTY Serving more families than any other mortician in this county according to latest Hall of Records figures. 1st IN NUMBER OF FUNERALS 1st IN SERVICE & BEAUTY 1st IN SENSIBLE LOW FUNERAL PRICES Peek Family COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Avenue (1st St.) One Black West of Hwy. 39 LE. 9-9642 • TW. 3-3525 • GE. 1-2128 "No One Eper Turned Away for Lack of Funds" City Cancer Workers Help Quota Over Top Bob Shuler Jr., Orange Cancer Crusade chair, announced today that Orlando has gone way over 61 crusade quota set for annual American Cancer's fund raising and educational campaign. Anaheim — which raised $1.15 — he expressed his desire to Crusade Area men-Mmes. Milton Farber Roanne Pl., Richard D. of 2320 Seville Ave., F. Sandoval of 305 S. St., F. Robert Salow of Helena Pl., and H. A. of 9291 Hillview Rd. Shuler said that, to date, Orange Countians have given $120,955.87 to the 1961 crusade which had as its quota $118,535. He said this represents an increase of $21,313.02 over the $99,642.25 raised by the Orange County Branch in 1960 — an amount which shows the general awareness and faith that cancer research—initiated and supported by the ACS — will, in time, be able to conquer this killing disease. Many a man preaches economy, but leaves it up to his wife to practice it. Anaheim Youngster Is Patient at Orthopaedic Christopher Elms, 6, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elms of 2208 Virginia Ave., Anaheim has been admitted as a patient at Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospital it was announced today. Anaheim is one of the many Southland communities which sends its handicapped children to Orthopaedic Hospital to become straight and strong. While the hospital serves private patients no disabled boy or girl through the age of 21 who can benefit from orthopaedic care, is refused admission regardless of race, creed, place of residence or ability to pay. Since 1920, nearly 80,000 crippled children have cared for at Orthopaedic pital. Although operational facilities are provided Orthopaedic pital through such sources, the Anaheim United Fund capital funds for expansion new building must be raised through public appeal, office pointed out. Residents of community where children receive were urged to support the institution's current fund for a new $6,500,000 child center, where care of Southland's growing number of crippled children can be continued. Your money's worth more Shortening Cake Mix Liquid Bleach Royal Satin Price Includes 3-lb. 12c Off Label Pillsbury White or Chocolate White Magic gel jug FROZEN FOODS Strawberries Bel-air Sliced 4 10-oz. pkg. Your Choice Limas Recoli Spears Bach Fries 4 for $1 Bake-Shop Fresh! Caramel Pecan Cake Wright's Square Layer 53' each Mr.'s Dozen Fresh Donuts 35' each and Crunch Coffee Cake 35' each Bread Mrs. Wrights Hand Twist, White or Wheat, Regular or Sandwich Shortening Cake Mix Pillsbury White or Chocolate 3 Liquid Bleach White Magic gel jug Scot-Tissue Toilet Paper White or Colored roll Sliced Beets Libby's Deep Red 8 16-oz. cans $1. Grapefruit Highway Broken 6 16-oz. cans $1. Sliced Pickles Aunt Jane's V1-gal jar 59' Succotash Butter Kernel Flavorful 6 16-oz. cans $1. Golden Corn Butter Kernel 5 16-oz. cans $1. Safeway Produce—Freshest in Town Gravenstein Apples lb. 10¢ Central American Bananas lb. 10¢ O' the Crop eggs large 43¢ Size 39¢ Roasted Peanuts Fresh in the Shell 1-lb. bag 35¢ Yellow Onions Best for Cooking 2 lb. 15¢ Tender Carrots Young--Teps Removed 2 lb. 15¢ Cantaloupes Extra Large Jumbe Size 4 for $1, Extra Large Avocados each 23¢ Farmer John Tenderized Smoked Hams Shank Portion Heck Removed 6-lb. Avg. 39¢ 43¢ Size 39¢ Roasted Peanuts In the Shell bag 35 Yellow Onions Best for Cooking 2 lb. 15¢ Tender Carrots Young—Tops Removed 2 lb. 15¢ Cantaloupes Extra Large Jumbo Size 4 for $1, Extra Large Avocados each 23¢ Your Money's Worth More At Safeway Because... Hundreds Of NEW LOW Everyday Prices! Here Are Just A Few Examples— Indi-Cane Sugar Pure Cane 5-lb. bag 47¢ Instant Dry Milk Lucerne Non-Fat 12-qt. size 89¢ Scott Paper Towels White or Colored glint roll 31¢ Made Salad Oil smart muffin 49¢ Bad Dressing Miracle Whip smart muffin 59¢ Koa Marqarine Quartered Cartoned 1-lb. pkg. 29¢ wards Coffee Vacuum Pack Choice of Grind 1-lb. can 53£ y Foods Gerber's Strained Fruits & Vegetables 12 - $1 Partner John Tenderized Smoked Hams Shank Portion Heck Removed 6-lb. Avg. 39¢ Butt Portion Perfect for baking lb. 45¢ Whole Ham or Either Full Half lb. 49¢ Ham Slices Center Cut Roast or Fry lb. 98¢ Fresh Grade A Fryer Chicken Parts Fryer Legs Includes Drumstick and Thigh Portion lb. 49¢ Fryer Breasts All White Meat lb. 55£ Fryer Wings Mostly and Economical lb. 25£ Backs & Necks For Soups or Stews lb. 10¢ Party Pride Sherbert Popular Flavors ½-gal. ctn. 49¢ SPECIALS EFFECTIVE Thurs. Thru Sun., Au at local Safeway Stores SAFEW Applicable taxes collected. Subject to st the right to limit and not sell to Merchandise sold in quinnitie Fair Figures Show Success Figures, proving that the July 1961 Orange County Fair was the most successful fair ever held, were announced today by A.E. Pat Arnold of Cypress, president of the 32nd District Agricultural Assn., directorate of all activity at the Costa Mesa fairgrounds. At the July board meeting, Arnold compared the 1961 record-breaking figures with 1960's outstanding fair. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. more at SAFEWAY Royal Satin Price Includes 3-lb. 12c Off Label can 49¢ Sliced Pineapple Sea Isle Half Slices 8-oz. can 10¢ Pillsbury White or Chocolate 3 18-oz. pkgs. $1 Cottage Cheese ch White Magic gal. jug 39¢ Lucerne qt. ctn. 49¢ pint ctn. 25¢ Royal Sainth Price Includes 12c Off Label 3-lb. can 49¢ Sliced Pineapple Sea Isle Half Slices 8-oz. can 10¢ Pillsbury White or Chocolate 3 18-oz. pkgs. $1 Cottage Cheese White Magic gal. jug 39¢ Lucerne qt. ctn. 49¢ pint ctn. 25¢ Toilet Paper Roll 10¢ Facial Tissue Chiffon Assorted 5 boxes of 400 $1 8 16-oz. cans $1. Juice Town House Grapefruit Natural or Sweetened 4 44-oz. cans $1. 6 16-oz. cans $1. Pork & Beans Hunt's Testy 5 39-oz. cans $1. ⅓-gal jar 59' Armour Star Includes 5c Off 24-oz. cans 39' 6 16-oz. cans $1. Temt Lunch Meat 12-oz. cans 39' 5 16-oz. cans $1. Pancake Mix or Waffle Mix Kitchen Craft 2-lb. pkg. 29' USDA Choice Superb Spring Lamb Legs • Safeway Aged • Safeway Trimmed • Safeway Guaranteed Short Shank lb. 59¢ Lamb Shoulder Roast Prepared 3-ways 39¢ Lamb Shoulder Chops Center Cut 59¢ Lamb Rib Chops Fine to Broil 79¢ Large Loin Lamb Chops Broil with Pineapple 79£ Small Loin Lamb Chops Tender end Meaty 98£ Lamb Shanks Braise with Vegetables 29£ Lamb Shoulder Roast 3-ways $39 Lamb Shoulder Chops Center Cut $59 Lamb Rib Chops Fine to Broil $79 Large Loin Lamb Chops Broil with Pineapple $79 Small Loin Lamb Chops Tender and Meaty $98 Lamb Shanks Braise with Vegetables $29 Lamb Breast Excellent to stuff. Bake or Barbecue $10 Corned Beef Brisket Boneless, mild cure. McCoy or Safeway $59 Ground Beef Chuck Safeway Extra Loan $59 Cooked Peeled Shrimp For Solids or Cocktails $159 Buttered Beef Steaks Manor House 12½ oz pkg. $59 Check Safeway's New Low EVERYDAY MEAT PRICES Frying Chickens Manor Mouse, Pan Ready USDA Inspected 39¢ Beef Chuck Roast Manor Mouse, Pan Ready USDA Inspected 55¢ 7-Bone $59 Round Bone Beef Roast 63¢ Boneless Stewing Beef 79¢ Plate Boiling Beef Bollicious Seared with Mouldles 19¢ Beef Short Ribs Fine to Broil 35¢ ECTIVE Thurs. thru Sun., Aug. 3, 4, 5, 6, 1961 at local Safeway Stores SAFEWAY Taxes collected. Subject to stork on hand. We reserve right to limit and not sell to other merchants. Merchandise sold in quantities as advertised. LINCOLN AND WESTERN