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The charge includes a choice of Ken-L-Ration pet food "dinner." ;rl'l;i-r'i; rriirt[.;i: [l Since it opened on luly 17,1955, people from all lilty The Store of g,randfather's day, complete to package L0$lli 0il[[tiri[:tl states and more than one hundred nations have come to be ; .General iii *lll Facilities for the care of children separated from their parents are transported to the world of fun and fantasy in Disneyland. maintained at the end of East Plaza Street. The matron in charge . We are glad that you are among them. ::l:'I,'j'l: l" "'.,non.' will assist you. Your enjoyment and future first of this visits is the I , i consideration of all Disneylanders. i1 Display of pianos and organs and daily organ concerts. lr[ffis[ /\![} ] i As you explore Disneyland, we suggest that you keep +l I Registered nurses are on duty in the First Aid center, adjacent to this folder. The information it contains has heen pre- ln FR0NTIERIAI{I) be sure the Lost Children's facility, end of East Plaza Street. Doctor and pared to help make your visit as pleasant an erperience it to see: ambulance are available in emergencies. ;i;i)Ii 11 as possible. rl i;[li il '] l i:i:li ,lirirllr:;iiii: il::\11!f , l P[]5[AGli tiillh;'tItli ;ii''3u M,{\iI liIlilfli;ir Ihe Disneyland Staff R wayout-West varieiy strow with comedy, singing and dancing. l;] - Stamps are available in vending machines located in each of the lands. Mail boxes for cards and letters are located throughout Disneyland. li) l,r, l:,l[fu.l ,"l.l;i iiiirrl Ill?i:: L;iirliiiL i] There is N0 United States Post Office located within Disneyland. ixi A disptay of woolen apparel and accessories. iil ['jLl El"[0 [h t tlPf, X0['l trli i iI Located in each of the lands. Ask any Disneylander for the location rook of the nearest one. 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'o r,.1i6-*, '-.'i" lVlaiir Siit:r:t. li -s h. Carnation lce Cream Parlor . Hills Bros. Coffee House and Garden . Carnation Plaza Gardens ' Coca-Cola Refreshment Corner . Sunkist Guide to Food, Refreshment, Citrus House . Plaza lnn . Plaza Pavilion . Disneyland Emporium . Book and Candle Shop. rl, BIENVENID0 A DISNEYLANDIA l.livarttirielantl ,I\ Sunkist, I Presume . Tahitian Terrace . Adventureland Bazaar. and Shopping in l)isneyland HERZTICHE WILXOMMEN ZU irciri rcr llur! . D ISNEYIAND You will find every type of food and shopping service within Pepsi-Cola's Golden Horseshoe Oaks Tavern Malt Shop Aunt Jemima's Kitchen . Casa de Fritos. the Park and at the Disneyland Hotel, opposite the Main BIENVENU A DISNEYLAND [:iii ,;r:y lr ii d your Auto Exit. Here is a complete list of these facilities for Chicken of the Sea Pirate Ship Snack Bars . Welch Grape Juice BENVENUTO A DISNEYLAND information and guidance: Arbor . Tinkerbell's Toy Shop. DISNEYTAND NI YOKU Yacht Bar. 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