anaheim-gazette 1961-11-21

ANN LANDERS . . . Knows What to Do, But Not How to Dear Ann Landers: I feel like the lowest thing that crawls, but my mind is made up. I know what I'm going to do. I just want you to tell me how to do it. I'm a widow 44 who has been going with a grand person for six years. We never married because of his semi-invalid mother. She died three years ago and I thought we'd be married shortly after that, but he had to unwind some financial problems. Last Christmas he gave me an engagement ring — an opal — and asked me not to wear it on my left hand until he could see his way clear to set a wedding date. Four months ago a friend I had not seen in 20 years was transferred to town. He's a bachelor and you guessed it — we are in love. He wants to marry me soon. I'm afraid the news will kill my fiance. He has no idea. Please help me. BARBARA Dear Barbara: I hope you won't feel hurt if the guy doesn't go to pieces right before your very eyes. A man with the history you describe doesn't have the urge to merge. He just wants to go with a nice woman — as a companion. Give him the news promptly, simply and honestly. Dear Ann Landers: Our dog "Tag" is a very gentle Great Dane. We keep him tied up on a can't give these cats what's coming to them. Please tell me what to do. The neighbors who own the cats are unfriendly and we have very little to do with them. FURIOUS D FAMILY Dear Family: Tell the people next door that if you see their cats on your property one more time, you will call the humane society and have them picked up. Roaming cats that constitute a nuisance can be removed, and these pesky felines are more than a nuisance, they are a threat. Do not fail to follow through. Dear Ann Landers: When I was in the hospital recently a friend brought me a five pound box of chocolates. The box was purchased at a fine department store and the brand of candy is nationally known. Because I had received several boxes of candy, I saved this particular box to open at home — which I did about a week after receiving it. To my astonishment I found the candy was dried out and coated with what looked like mildew. The question is, shall I tell the person who brought the candy? The box must have set him back at least $7.50 YES OR NO Dear Ys: The answer is no. Don't tell the friend. It would serve no useful purpose and it may cause him embarrassment. Instead, return the box of candy to the store. They will be more than happy to replace it with fresh candy and I'm sure they will be most apologetic. To learn how to keep your boy friend in line without losing him, send for ANN LANDERS' booklet, "Necking and Petting — And How Far To Go," enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad to help you with your problems. Send them to her in care of The Daily News enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Dear Barbara: I hope you won't feel hurt if the guy doesn't go to pieces right before your very eyes. A man with the history you describe doesn't have the urge to merge. He just wants to go with a nice woman — as a companion. Give him the news promptly, simply and honestly. Dear Ann Landers: Our dog "Tag" is a very gentle Great Dane. We keep him tied up on a long rope during the day and when someone can go along with him we let him run in the field. Our neighbors have two of the mangiest, meanest cats that ever roamed the streets. These cats are running loose all the time and they seem to enjoy bothering Tag. They tip over his water pan and pester him all day. Yesterday they got meaner than usual and scratched Tag alongside the ears. When I came out he was bleeding. Since Tag is tied up he Chapman Heads To Attend Meet Dr. John L. Davis, president of Chapman College, and Dr. B. J. Oliver Jr., head of the department of sociology and social welfare, have been invited to attend the White House Regional Conference on Domestic Affairs Monday and Tuesday at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles. Guest speakers at the luncheon sessions will be Arthur J. Goldberg, Secretary of Labor, and Abraham A. Ribicoff, Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare. Panel discussions will be devoted to Full Employment and Economic Growth, Opportunities for Our Cities, Opportunities for Our Youth, and Opportunities for Our Senior Citizens. Panel participants will include Henry H. Fowler, Undersecretary of the Treasury, Sterling McMurrin, Commissioner of Education, and William L. Slayton, Commissioner of the Urban Renewal Administration. 'John Wesley' Film The widely acclaimed film, "John Wesley," will be shown Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Biola Rally conducted in the campus auditorium at Biola College in La Mirada. Dr. Samuel H. Sutherland, president of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, will moderate the afternoon's service. CONE-O’CONNOB MORTUARY KE 5-3209 251 N. LEMON ST. ANAHEIM '62 LARK' ENDURANCE-BUILT BY STUDEBAKER NEW FINE-LINE STYLING '62 LARK ENDURANCE-BUILT BY STUDEBAKER NEW FINE-LINE STYLING ONLY $1993 ONLY $44.94 Per Month* 12 MONTHS OR 12,000 MILES WARRANTY * After Normal Down FRANK STILWELL STUDEBAKER 851 N. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM Party Pride Ice Cream Catering Quality Creamy-Smooth Assorted Flavors ½-gal. ctn. Mandarin O Folger's Cof Cake Mixes C & H Sugar Canned Yan Lucerne Butter Stuffing Mi Marshmallow Reynolds W Large "AA" Cream O' the Crop Freshest Eggs You Can Buy We Guarantee It! Medium Size Eggs Cream O' the Cr Grade AA 135 SO. LEMON Boy Scouts Hold Arrow Ceremonial Eighty-eight Boy Scouts, Explorers and Leaders attended the semi-annual Order of the Arrow Ceremonial at Camp Ahwahnee on Nov. 3 and 4. A tremendous total of 650 man hours of labor were spent in a number of camp projects which included the dismantling and storage of tents the clearing away of rock and brush for the making of new campsites, on which were placed huge floor board tent frames and the cutting and stacking of wood to replenish the winter supply. The highlight of every Order of the Arrow Ceremonial is the Ordeal in which candidates who seek acceptance into the Order are tested to prove their stamina and willingness to serve others. The scouts and scouters who successfully completed this Ordeal were: From Anaheim, Scouts Ken Koon, Bruce Taylor, Ray Gilmore, Michael Conway, Jack Cote, George Palms, Richard Batler, Glenn Bradley, Tom Clarke, Bill Van Houten, Christopher Schapher, and Mr. Eugene Ellingford, Mr. Maurice Williams, Mr. Al Molter and Mr. Austin Van Houten. After serving the Order of the Arrow for at least ten months, a Scout is eligible to seal his membership by completing the second test, the Brotherhood. Those who were accepted as Brotherhood members were: John Ruth, Alan Nicholes, Greg Richards, Ray Robertson, David McClennan, Bob Halstead, Mr. Bob Halstead Sr., all of Anaheim. Who pays for advertising? Nobody. It pays for itself. Building May Hit $50 Million Anaheim's current building rate points to another $50 million year. That is the prediction as the fantastic surge of apartment and commercial construction, similar to the 1955 boom, continues. In the past two weeks the city has issued permits totaling better than $6 million. The annual figure now stands at better than $40 million with two months to go. The greatest single permit was issued for construction of 442-unit apartment buildings to be erected on Westchester-Del Monte-Bella Vista Sts. in the northwest section of the city. MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. The finest of autumn's bountiful harvest is now at S The finest of autumn's bountiful harvest is now at SAFEWAY For Your Thanks SAFEWAY All Stores Will Be Closed hurs., Nov. 23rd Thanksgiving Day Safeway Sells Only USDA Grad Gov't Inspected Turkeys! Manor House Turkeys Are Your Best Buy Because • Guaranteed to be the "freshest tasting" you can buy or your money back without fuss or quibble. • Every bird unconditionally guaranted young, broodbreasted, new crop. • Only the very top of U.S. gov't. inspected Grade "A" quality will qualify for the Manor House label. • Manor House Turkeys are sold exclusively at Safeway. • Safeway never sells "seconds." Only Grade A Gov't. Insp. Birds. Young Manor House Turkeys Hens All sizes Toms 16 to 22-lb average lb. 33¢ lb. 29¢ Fresh Hen and Tom Turkeys Available at Special Low Prices Add zest and color to your Holiday Dinnserve Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce Bel-air Frozen Holiday Pies Price of one Pumpkin Mince Full 24-oz. 8-inch size 35¢ Midget Turkeys Moner House 4 to 8-lbs. 43¢ Giant Tom Turkeys Moner House 33¢ Spencer Steaks Moner House 7¢ Fresh Oysters Moner House 10-12 lbs. 59¢ Shrimp Meat Shuler Gans Colf. White 5-10 lbs. 1¢ Wafter Thin Bacon Bark's Staind Also Reg. or Think Pop. 6-10 lbs. 69¢ Pork Sausage Former John Register or Hot 8-10 lbs. 49¢ Young Ducklings Grade A Quality Junior Geese US Govt. Inspected Boasting Chickens California Fresh, Grade A Amour's Stuffed Turkeys Turkey Mindquarters Dumhelli and Tilgh Turkey Forequarters Memorial and Tender Turkey Breasts All white Meat Party Pride Ice Cream Quality Smooth Flavors ½-gal. ctn. 69¢ Fresh Pork Legs Eastern Grain Fed Farmer John Whole or Half lb. 53¢ Hormel or Dubu Cann Ham Fully Cookable 5-lb. can Save $1.19 per can andarin Oranges Town House Tiny Segments for selects or desserts 5 11-oz. $1 Party Pride Ice Cream Quality Smooth Flavors ½-gal. ctn. 69¢ Fresh Pork Legs Eastern Grain Fed Farmer John Whole or Half lb. 53¢ Town House Tiny Segments for salads or desserts 5 11-oz. $1 can Vacuum Pack Regula, Drip, Fine 3lb. can 59¢ Betty Crocker—Money Spice, Chocolate Melt, Toasted Coconut or Milk Chocolate 3 reg. plugs. $1 Powdered, Dark Brown or Light Brown Your Choice 2 1-lb. ctn. 25¢ Minned Yams Whiteside Brand—Cut and Whole Style 30-oz. can 25¢ Verne Butter Grade AA, First Quality Longer Lasting Freshness Naturally Better 1-lb. ctn. 69¢ Langendorf—All Purpose Lightly Seasoned with The Finest Spices 7½-oz. pkg. 31¢ Fluffiest, White Use In Your Holiday Baking—Candymaking 1-lb. plio bag 25¢ Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil 18"x25' roll 59¢ Large "AA" Eggs O' the Crop Eggs You Can Buy 1-daz. ctn. 49¢ Size Eggs Cream O' the Crop 1-daz. Grade AA 45¢ A Gift Everyone Can Use Gift Certificate From Safeway! For Hams, For Turkeys, For Merchandise. Hormel or Dubu Cannery Ham Fully Cooked $3 can per can Dorothy Dunem Delume Fruit Cake Ring $1'89 Fresh Tea Rolls Coffee Cake Homestyle Bread Stuffing Breast Extra Fancy Delicious A Large Size Extra Fancy Washington State 2 lb. Fresh Tangelos Anjou Pears U.S. No. 1 H's Pear Eat U.S. No. 1 Em Tray Pack SPECIALS EFFECTIVE Mon. thru Wed., at local Safeway Store SAFEW COPYRIGHT, 1948, AND/OR 1961, SAFEW Applicable Taxes 135 SO. LEMON—ANAHEIM TUSTIN & CHAPMAN—ORANGE ANAHEIM GAZETTE NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION 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 BAGGOTT & TROUTMAN Anaheim Mortuary "Chapel of the Bells" 1700 SO. LOS ANGELES STREET BILLY B. TROUTMAN, Manager PROSPECT 6-1600 Is now at SAFEWAY is now at SAFEWAY thanksgiving USDA Grade A ys! auset and color to your Holiday Dinner live Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce kiddings Grade A Quality 49¢ se US Good Inspected 59¢ stickens Collector Fresh Grade A 49¢ stuffed Turkeys 59¢ headquarters Dramatic and Thigh 39¢ equarters Flavorful and Tender 49¢ asts All white Meat 69¢ Hormel or Dubuque Canned Hams Fully Cooked 5-lb. can $379 Standing 7-Inch Cut Beef Rib Roast USDA Choice Beef Aged and Trimmed None priced higher lb. 79¢ U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Rib Steaks Aged and Trimmed Ideal Individual Steak lb. 89¢ FROZEN FOODS Bel-air Candied Yams 14-cm. pkg. 29¢ Green Peas Bel-air Quality Full of Flavor 6 10-cm. pkg. 17 Cooked Squash Bel-air 6 10-cm. pkg. 17 Peas and Carrots Bel-air 6 10-cm. pkg. 17 Cheese Cake Romanesco Roman Baked Color at its BEST-1 11-cm. pkg. 48¢ Hormel or Dubuque Canned Hams Fully Cooked 5-lb. can $379 FROZEN FOODS Bel-air Candied Yams 14 oz. $29¢ Green Peas Bel-air Quality Full of Flavor 6 10 oz. $1 Cooked Squash Bel-air 6 10 oz. $1 Peas and Carrots Bel-air 6 10 oz. $1 Cheese Cake Diamond Rose Royal Cake at Its BEST! 11 oz. $45¢ Fresh Tea Rolls Mrs. Wright's Brown 71 Serves of 28 31¢ Tea Rolls Mrs. Wright's Brown 71 Serves of 28 31¢ Coffee Cake Mrs. Wright's Milkweet 38 oz. $33¢ Homestyle Bread Saladway beef 26 oz. $1 StuffingBread Mrs. Wright's Unflavored 28½ oz. $29¢ Extra Fancy Red Juice State 2 lbs. $29¢ Angelos U.S. No. 1 Large Size Easy to pool, Sweet, Juicy lb. 19¢ Ears U.S. No. 1 Quality It's Pear Eating Time 2 lbs. $29¢ Apples U.S. No. 1 Emperors Tray Packed 2 lb. $25¢ Bake Hearts Mari- nated 3 jars $1 PERFECTIVE Mon., thru Wed., Nov. 20, 21, 22, 1961 at local Safeway Stores SAFEWAY RIGHT, 1960, AND/OR 1961, SAFEWAY STORES, INCORPORATED Applicable Taxes Collected. "Don't Forget" List Home listed below are easy to overlook when you are busy shopping. They're marked with a "Don't Forget" tag in our stores. Ocean Spray Granberry Sauce Libby's Pumpkin Niveenex Hopkins Empress Marshmallow Cherrys York County Stewed Onions Lucerne Salad Dressings Heinz Sweet & Sour Onions Crown Colony Block Pepper Saa-White Salt Empress Honey Crown Colony Cinnamon Crown Colony Cloves Crown Colony Poultry Seasoning Crown Colony Vanilla Wright's Silver Cream Round Cocktail Picks Gallo Wines Philadelphia Cream Cheese Safeway Sharp Cheddar Cheese Easy-Off Oven Cleaner Popular Mechanics Illustrated Home Handyman Vol. 1 All others Vol. 13 49c $99 each on sale Golden Book, Home & High School Vol. 1 All others Vol. 19 49c $1.29 each on sale