anaheim-gazette 1962-01-11

Clip and Mail This Coupon To Start Your Thursday Delivery Of The ANAHEIM GAZETTE ONLY 25¢ PER MONTH NAME ADDRESS The Anaheim Gazette 259 E. Center Phone PR 2-1800 Mirror Death . . . (Continued from Page One) so at an amazing rate. Many metropolitan newspapers try to be all things to all men. They contend they can cover fringe cities and towns within several hundred miles of their plants. This is not possible. No newspaper can serve a community so well as the truly local newspaper. Its staff live and work in the city. Their children attend schools and churches there. Its members pay taxes and vote for or against school bonds, new sewers, or to defeat a corrupt or incompetent public official. The newspaper they produce usually works for the town or city and champions its best and orderly progress. The metropolitan or county newspaper cannot do this. It is foolish to contend that it can. No metropolitan newspaper can many ways, although I personally detest his yellow or purple journalism which today is described as sensational and sexy. No one has come along to really take his place. Hearst journalism was most popular in America from 1900 to 1930. During that time the "Chief" not only sent message and idea after message and idea at any hour of the day or night to his editors, but he put together a tremendous stable of big-name writers such as Arthur Brisbane, Damon Runyon, O. C. McIntyre, H. R. Knickerbocker, Floyd Gibbons and Karl H. von Wiegand. But then strong and vigorous newspapers in Milwaukee, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Baltimore and elsewhere took out after the Hearst papers. They nibbled and came away within a news was presented in the surviving newspapers who sessed all the facts for weeks no mention being made a possible sales efforts. Star-Kist Chunk Tuna Light meat fish. For salad, sandwiches in the city. Their children attend schools and churches there. Its members pay taxes and vote for or against school bonds, new sewers, or to defeat a corrupt or incompetent public official. The newspaper they produce usually works for the town or city and champions its best and orderly progress. The metropolitan or county newspaper cannot do this. It is foolish to contend that it can. No metropolitan newspaper can carry the type of news which interests most local town and city citizens in depth or sufficient detail. Metropolitan newspapers can and do provide interesting and worthwhile coverage on the national and international scene. But they tend to depend too much on syndicated material, press service coverage, and boiler plate material. Many of them do not cover well the news of their immediate area. Too many publishers in trying to reduce expenses turn first and most frequently to editorial staffs and costs and to promotions. And for years newspapers have tended to promote everybody's business but their own. Note the space and gratis coverage they give radio and television, sports, and news about many products with little or no reciprocity. Newspapers are slow to raise their advertising or circulation rates. This is not so with television, magazines or outdoor advertising. Costs Have Risen During the past dozen years the price of newsprint, the basic material used, has gone up two to three times. Wages, especially by unions, have soared and today they are among the highest paid in the nation. Much overtime and idle time which are paid for are involved. The Guild, or newspaper union of editorial workers, has tended to make bricklayers out of promising newspaper men and women. Newspapers today lack some of the enterprise and vitality of years past. There is immediate need for more personal journalism and for campaigns and crusades. 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Corn King Sliced Sliced Beef Bacon Liver 1-lb. 49¢ 49¢ Grade "A" Fresh Frying Chicken on you like it Fryer Drumsticks 59¢ Fryer Thighs 59¢ Whole Breasts 69¢ Fryer Wings 29¢ Backs & Necks 69¢ Center Cut Salmon Steaks to Broll or Pieces to Dake lb. 69¢ TUSTIN & CHAPM UNIFIED PTA MEETING TOPS AGENDA FOR PTA COUNCIL The forthcoming Unified PTA meeting dominated the discussion at the Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers Meeting at La Palma Youth Center, last week. The Unified meeting of parents and teachers is set for Fremont High School, 608 W. Center, Monterey, Jan. 29, 7:30 p.m. It is up to us as parents and citizens to speak up if we have opinion concerning the quality of pictures being filmed," said Joe Brown, program chairman. "Let's prove to the movie industry we are interested in good certainment by supporting this meeting and urging our friends attend." The program is a panel made up of five men, outstanding in their fields, who will discuss the morals code in movie making today. Judge Robert H. Gardner, presiding judge, Orange County Juvenile Court, will act as moderator. Don DeForee, of the TV series, "Hazel"; Geoffrey Shurlock, vice president of the motion picture producers association and administrator of the production code; Harold Wyatt, district manager of a major part of the Southern California, will represent the Fox Theater chain; and the fourth member of the panel will be a representative from a major movie studio. The meeting is open to the public and Mrs. Brown urges anyone with a question to send it to her home, 940 Maple Ave., Phone KE 5-7630. Only written questions will be submitted to the panel. UC Plans Orange County Real Estate Course Advance plans for University of California Extension's Spring Certificate Program in Real Estate for Orange County have been completed and catalogues and brochures are being printed, according to Karl Venter, who heads the program in Southern California. Brochures for Orange County classes may be obtained without charge upon request to University of California Extension offices in Orange County, Buena Park High School, Tenth and Magnolia, LAmbert 6.3397. SS Law Change Ralph A. Dillman, district manager of the Santa Ana Social Security Office, reminded area residents of a change in the social security law permitting payments to a greater number of disabled workers. This change eliminated the requirement that a person had to be age 50 before social security disability benefits could be paid. Beginning with Nov. 1960, it became possible to pay these benefits to all disabled workers regardless of their age if they met the other requirements in the law. County Camp Peanut Sale The Orange County Camp Fire girls kicks off annual peanut sale tomorrow. The sale will run from no to Jan. 29 and supplementary the council receives, local United Fund. The conducted to balance buddies the Council's operating expenses. In addition the sale girls a chance to earn more their own individual group ties. A county-wide service Camp Fire Council supports 3000 members, Blue Bird in their blue skirts, red veil white blouses and Cam girlls also, in their services. Tire Retreadi 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Shinkev-Pears 420 W. Center St.—Anna KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1171 We Give S&H Green St. GOODYEAR TIRE Star-Kist Chunk Tuna Light meat fish. 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Crown Colony Ground Spices 4-oz. size 29¢ Knoors-Creamed Leeks, Chicken Noodle, Vegetable, Beef-Noodle, Onion, Cream of Mushroom or Green Pea pkg. of 2 39¢ Individually Packed in Fresh-Sealed Certons 10 Ctm. pkg. 29£ First Quality Grade AA Churned fresh daily—Safeway Guaranteed Product 1-lb. ctn. 69¢ FROZEN De Pineapple or Pineapple-Grapefruit Juice Tangy and Refreshing Bel-air Green Bean Brussel Sprouts Peas & Carrots French Fries Apple or Cherry Pie Lucerne Real Cream Dessert Top-ping—Guaranteed to stay ERY Soup Mixes Bean Brode Cereals Lucerne Butter Knoors-Creamed Leeks, Chicken Noodle, Vegetable, Beef-Noodle, Onion, Cream of Mushroom or Green Pea pkg. of 2 39¢ Individually Packed in Fresh-Sealed Cartons 10 Ctn. Phg. 29¢ First Quality Grade AA Churned fresh daily— Safeway Guaranteed Product 1-lb. ctn. 69¢ Safeway U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Chuck Roast Blade Cut Ib. 45¢ TOGETT EATING GUARANTEE out of fine Safeway meat conditionally guaranteed. If don't agree it's absolutely not in every way your will be courteously resented. Together Feature! Tom King Sliced Beef Liver Bacon 49¢ 49¢ Grade "A" Fresh Frying Chicken as you like it Drumsticks 59¢ Thighs 59¢ Breasts 69£ Wings 29£ & Necks 69£ Center Cut Salmon Steaks to Broll or Pieces to Bake Ib. 69¢ Seven Bone Roast Shoulder Cut USDA Choice Beef 49¢ Rolled Beef Roast Boneless Shoulder Chod—Rolled & Tied 89¢ Lean Stewing Beef Boneless Cubes 79¢ Beef Rib Roast From First 5 Ribs USDA Choice Beef 89¢ Beef Rib Steaks USDA Choice Beef 89¢ Spencer Steak Boneless Beef Eye of Rib $169 Ground Chuck Freshly made from lean beef 59¢ Ground Round Freshly made Extra lean beef 69¢ Veal Drumsticks Mock Chicken Legs Six in Package 12 oz. phg. 59¢ All Meat Franks Wilson's Certified or Safeway brand 1-lb. phg. 49¢ Sliced Bologna Safeway Large 1-lb. phg. 59¢ STIN & CHAPMAN—ORANGE 135 SO. LEMON—ANAHEIM Brussel Sprouts Peas & Carrots French Fries Apple or Cherry Pine Lucerne Real Cream Dessert Top-ping—Guaranteed to stay fresh in the container. $ Dollar Appletime Apple Juice Lalani Sliced Pineapple Town House Green Andersen's Split Pea Your Choice Safeway Produce Boso U.S. No. 1 Q Exquisite Flavor Eat Fresh—Delicious Oranges Head Lettuce Fuerte Avoca SA County Camp Fire Girls Slate Peanut Sale For Local Expenses The Orange County Council of Camp Fire girls kicks off its annual peanut sale tomorrow. The sale will run from Jan. 12 to Jan. 29 and supplements money the council receives, from the local United Fund. The sale is conducted to balance budgets for the Council's operating expenses. In addition the sale gives the girls a chance to earn money for their own individual group activities. A county-wide service, the Camp Fire Council supports some 1000 members, Blue Birds, clad in their blue skirts, red vests and white blouses and Camp Fire girls, also, in their service cos-tumes, will be melting sales resistance in a door to door selling campaign. In addition many groups will have booths in local business houses. The council appeals to local residents to support its cause when the young Blue Birds or Camp Fire girls offer their peanuts in a program that helps them to help themselves. BAGGOTT & TROUTMAN Anaheim Mortuary "Chapel of the Bells" 1700 SO. LOS ANGELES STREET BILLY B. TROUTMAN, Manager Prospect 6-1600 Tire Retreading 8 HOUR SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Thinkey-Pearson 120 W. Center St.—Anaheim KE 5-1167 — KE 5-1168 We Give S&H Green Stamps GOODYEAR TIRES MONEY NOW AVAILABLE • FOR CONSTRUCTION • REFINANCE • PURCHASE COMPLETE ESCROW SERVICE ANAHEIM SAVINGS 367 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIF. 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Delightful new fragrance. 12-oz bottle Reg. $1.00 Size 67¢ Plus Federal Estate Tax Coffee Mugs • Fire Resistant • Anchor Glass Lucerne Topping Real Cream Dessert Top-ping—Guaranteed to stay Brussel Sprouts 4 oz. $1 Peas & Carrots 6 oz. $1 French Fries 6 oz. $1 Apple or Cherry Pies 39¢ Lucerne Topping 7-oz. $49¢ Real Cream Dessert Topping—Guaranteed to stay fresh in the container. $ Dollar Buys S Appletime Apple Juice 39 oz. Lalani Sliced Pineapple Four Slices 14 oz. Town House Green Peas Fancy Mooded 15 oz. Andersen's Split Pea Soup 17 oz. Your Choice 5 for $1 Safeway Produce—“Freshest” in Town! Bosc Pears U.S. No. 1 Quality Exquisite Flavor Eat Fresh—Delicious Baked Ib. 9¢ Oranges California Extra Large Fancy Nevalis 7.98¢ Head Lettuce New Crop — Imperial Valley 2 for 25¢ Uerte Avocados Large Size Buttery-Rich 2 for 25¢ JANUARY GARDEN SPECIALS Liquid Fertilizer est. $99¢ State, All purpose Garden Hose est. $199 7-18", 8 yr. Gear, length Camellias est. $149 Sturdy 2-year old plants Algae Nitrate Fertilizer, Peat, Small Food Specials Effective Thurs., Fr., Sat., Sun, January 11, 12, 13, 14, 1962 at local Safeway Stores Applicable taxes collected SAFEWAY COPYRIGHT 1965 AND/OR 1963 SAFEWAY STORES INCORPORATED Blue ship Stamps given with each purchase except fluid milk products, cigarettes, tobacco, alcoholic beverages or megsines. ANAHEIM LINCOLN & WESTERN—WEST ANAHEIM