anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-01

PRESSING BUSINESS—First Press Breakfast for publicity chairmen writing for organizations functions of schools, churches, civic, welfare and social organizations, and sponsored by theletin was held this week at Dorothy and Wade's Restaurant on East Center St. Welcome Howard Loudon, co-publisher of the Bulletin with the round-table conference conducted by Satherland, editor of the woman's page. Pointing up facts pertinent to preparation and submitting newspapers, the press and publicity chairmen were presented with a brochure entitled "Press of the long breakfast tables. Second press relations conference was set for next year at publicity chairmen representation will be extended into various fields of publicity work for more than 40 representatives attended the hour-long session with the above photo showing guests. YWCA All Nations Festival Opens When the doors of the Santa Ana YWCA building at 1411 North Broadway, Santa Ana open Friday and Saturday at 4 and 2 p.m., respectively hosts of guests are expected to attend the fifth annual All Nations Festival sponsored by the Santa Ana and Tustin YWCA. All Nations stage review will be presented from 7 to 9 pm. each night with this spectacular program to include folk dancing and songs of many nations with native costumes to add color to the performance. A buffet supper is to be served each night with tables to be set in the patio with serving hours to be land, Israel, Mexico, the Holy Land, Italy and those items made by the American Indians. Invitation has been given to the general public with admissions set at 75 cents, including tax. Camp Farthest Out Plans Saturday Meeting The Kolononia Co-workers from Passadena Camp Farthest Out will have charge of the Orange County Broadway, Santa Ana open Friday and Saturday at 4 and 2 p.m. respectively hosts of guests are expected to attend the fifth annual All Nations Festival sponsored by the Santa Ana and Tustin YWCA. All Nations stage review will be presented from 7 to 9 p.m. each night with this spectacular program to include folk dancing and songs of many nations with native costumes to add color to the performance. A buffet supper is to be served each night with tables to be set in the patio with serving hours to be 5 to 9 p.m. Interest in this part of the planned event will be preparation of many tasty foreign foods as well as foods that are favorites of Americans. Wandering troubadours will play informal music throughout the evening. The festival is claimed to be the only one of its kind in the county with historical and choice articles depleting the culture and background of other nations as well as United States and the North American continent countries. This year a new innovation is taking place at the festival with imported articles from Germany, Switzerland, Hol- PLAN FESTIVAL SUPPER A meeting was held at the home of Mrs. W. J. Drake to formulate final plans for the cafeteria service at the fall festival to be held in the social hall of the Presbyterian church, Oct. 15, from 2 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Ted Bourne, chairman and her committee, Mrs. Elmer Hall, Mrs. Jack Thompson, and Mrs. R.L. Cookus will serve chile, salad, pie and coffee from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. For those desiring light refreshments during the afternoon coffee and homemade cake will be served, it was announced. Camp Farthest Out Plans Saturday Meeting The Koinonia Co-workers from Passadena Camp Farthest Out will have charge of the Orange County C.F.O. meeting on Saturday, Oct. 3 with Mrs. Anita Pierl of San Gabriel in charge, it was announced today by Chauncey Stillson, president of the Orange County Camp Farthest Out, or Christ-For-Others movement. The meeting will be held in the United Presbyterian church, 115 East Sixth St., Santa Ana. Meditations will begin at 4 p.m. At 4:30 will be "devotion through motion" and from 5 to 5:30 the prayer groups will meet, followed by fellowship at a pot-luck supper. Those with last initials from A-H should bring salads, I-Q desserts and R-Z hot dishes. All should bring their own table service. The evening service begins at 7:30 with singing, followed by a round table discussion on "America's War of Amazing Kindness Everywhere." The focus will be on India and the work of Dr. Frank Laubach who is the president of the Koinonia Foundation. The C.F.O. meetings are open to all who are eager to further Christ's Kingdom by going farther out, and who wish to deepen their spiritual lives. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin AT WALBURG'S FRIDAY AND SATURDAY anaheim Appreciation Days anaheim Appreciation Days COAT DAYS Select Yours Early! FULL LENGTH COATS $29 SHORTIE COATS $14 AND $19 EVERY GARMENT ALL WOOL AND OF FINEST WORKMANSHIP WALBURG'S 181 West Center — Anaheim Details of Jelensky-Sadler Nuptials At Capilla de San Antonio Friday Night Marjorie Lucille Jelensky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Solesbee of Placentia, and Jack C. Sadler, son of Mrs. Blanche Sadler of St. Petersburg, Fla., were united in marriage at Capilla de San Antonio last Friday evening. Dr. Chester J. Padgett of the Calvary Church of Placentia officiated at the double ring nuptial rites. The chapel was decorated with tallisman and white gladioll and white candelabra, with tallisman ribbons. Kenneth Alken, accompanied by Mrs. Clara Faust at the organ, sang "I Love Thee," "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer." The bride was escorted to the altar by her father. Her gown was a ballerina length toast lace over champagne taffeta, with small hat, veil, gloves and slippers in the champagne hue. She carried two white orchids on a white Bible. Sister Honor Matron Attending the bride as matron of honor was her sister, Mrs. Wilfred Brazz, who wore a ballerina length gown of cinnamon orlon faille. A lime green bandeau, her ensemble. She carried an arrangement of tallisman carnations with tufts of champagne tulle and cinnamon - colored ribbon. Best man was Merlin Golson and ushers were Richard Warmer and Carl Brock. For the reception held immediately after the ceremony, decorations of white carnations and canadles were used. After the young couple had cut the traditional first slice of the three-tiered wedding cake, it was served by Mrs. W.A. Solesbee and Mrs. Victor Chades. Mrs. Clifford Lakeman, sister of the bride, was in charge of the guest book. The bride's mother wore a gown of royal blue taffeta with navy accessories, with a corsage of red carnations. Florida Honeymoon When the couple left for a honey moon trip to Treasure Island, Fla., the new Mrs. Sadler wore a white linen suit with black and white accessories, and the orchids from her bridal bouquet. The bride is a graduate of Bradford Elementary School in Placentia, Valencia High and Fullerton Junior College. Her husband attended Florida schools. Seventy members jorettes and flag twins the first unit of the Colonist band with as band captain Klamm, head major There is a 40-girl marching and dance will add to the color of the Colonist event This group is direct Grutenfelder. The band will pass half-time show football games this have been invited to many of the prom events. The widely-published Gold Day parade at 7 is one of the new vities which will be duly by the Color One of the outstars usually is the High Day at the Coliseum from secondary school in the half-time show the southlands top This year the date 135 West Broadway, Anaheim Tax Added to Taxable Items Open 9 A.M. HURRY HURRY! HUNT FOODS DOLL STRETCH REDEEM YOUR COUPONS AT ROQUET'S CASH YOUR PAY CHECKS AT ROQUET'S Free Parking—Fast Check Out Service HUNT DOLLAR STRETCHER Hunt's Tomatoe SAUCE 16 cans for 1 HUNT DOLLAR STRETCHER Hunt's halves or sliced PEACHES 4 cans for 1 HUNT DOLLAR STRETCHER Hunt's Tomatoe CATSUP 8 bot. for 1 HUNT DOLLAR STRETCHER Hunt's city style PICKLES 4 jars for 1 HUNT DOLLAR STRETCHER Hunt's Tomatoe PASTE 15 cans for 1 HUNT DOLLAR STRETCHER Hunt's unpeeled halves no. 2½ cans for 1 APRICOTS 4 cans for 1 HUNT DOLLAR STRETCHER Hunt's Tomatoe JUICE 14 HUNT DOLLAR STRETCHER Hunt's Tomatoe JUICE 4 BELLEFLEUR AP Fine for Pies 5 lbs. for 25¢ TOKAY GRAPE 2 lbs. for 25¢ RICH R. 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Special Prices to Churches and Clubs Well here we are at the end of Hallowe'en, the big Fun Day in Go week we are featuring LAMB, HAM Quality and Service Choice Loin Lamb Chops lb. 69 U.S. Choice Oven Ready Leg of Lamb lb. 64 Here's the Deal, Folk Fresh Dressed TURKEYS lb. 62 Fresh Dressed FRYERS lb. 59 Fresh Dressed STEWERS lb. 39 Fresh Dressed Frying RABBITS lb. 54 Fresh Ground Beef 3 lbs. CHEESE Wisconsin Cheddar lb. 4 Selmas lb. 39c BOLOGNA lb. 4 BACON Armour's Full Slices lb. 7 Colonist Band Launches Season Seventy members and ten majorettes and flag twirlers compose the first unit of the Anaheim High Colonist band with Gary Bonner as band captain and Shirley Klamm, head majorette. There is a 40-girl drill team, a marching and dancing group, that will add to the color and interest of the Colonist events this year. This group is directed by Helen Gruenfeldter. The band will participate in the half-time show for four of the football games this season and have been invited to take part in many of the prominent southland events. The widely publicized White Gold Day parade at Cypress, Oct. 7 is one of the neighboring activities which will possibly be scheduled by the Colonist band. One of the outstanding dates annually is the High School Band Day at the Coliseum when bands from secondary schools take part in the half-time show of one of the southlands top football games. This year the date is Oct. 24 when UCLA and Washington State play. Top billing for the band locally is Anaheim's annual Hallowe'en parade when the AUH5T Colonist marching band will be one of the 17 units in the parade on Oct. 31. Bakery Special FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Boysenberry PIE 45c Cinnamon Bread 23c HADLEY'S BAKERY 316 W. Center Phone 3649 SMARKET Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Including Sunday Specials for Friday and Saturday OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. INCLUDING SUNDAY SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DOLLAR STRETCHER SALE DOT DOLLAR STRETCHER tomatoe 14 no. 300 cans for 1 DOT DOLLAR STRETCHER tomatoe 46 oz. cans for 1 FREE 10 Cans VETS' Dog Food Mall 10 Labels and this Coupon to PERK DOG FOOD CO., 2849 E. Pico Blvd., L. A. 23, Calif. Credit Letter for 10 FREE Cans will be rushed to you. This offer expires Oct. 15th 10 15½ oz. can for 79¢ FLEUR APPLES Fine for Pies 5 lbs. for 25¢ Washington APPLES Delicious fine for school lunches 3 lbs. for 25¢ KAY GRAPES 2 lbs. for 25¢ VELVET - YAMS 3 lbs. for 25¢ RICH'S MEATS R. H. RICHARD'S & SONS to Churches and Clubs — PHONE 6948 Next Door to the Post Office are at the end of another month ... Gosh, time flies ... First thing we know the big Fun Day in Good Old Anaheim, will be here ... And, by the way, Folks, this featuring LAMB, HAM, and a full line of FRESH POULTRY at the Home of Price, service R. H. RICHARD'S & SONS To Churches and Clubs — PHONE 6948 Next Door to the Post Office are at the end of another month ... Gosh, time flies ... First thing we know the big Fun Day in Good Old Anaheim, will be here ... And, by the way, Folks, this featuring LAMB, HAM, and a full line of FRESH POULTRY at the Home of Price, service Shops 1b. 69¢ Oven Ready Lamb 1b. 64¢ The Deal, Folks! EYS 1b. 62c RS 1b. 59c ERS 1b. 39c Frying ITS 1b. 54c Beef 3 lbs. $1 Wisconsin Cheddar 1b. 48c 99¢ | BOLÓGNA 43¢ Armour's Full Slices 1b. 73c Bridgford Old Fashioned Lean Tender HAMS Half or Whole 12 to 14 lbs. HAM SLICES Av. each 55¢ Vitamin Budget Stretchers - Baby Beef Liver 1b. 35¢ - Baby Beef Hearts 1b. 25£ - Baby Beef Tongues 1b. 29£ ALL FRESH — NOT FROZEN FISH DEPARTMENT Fresh Fillet of RED SNAPPER 47¢ Eresh Fillet of SEA BASS Lb. Also Eastern Oysters, Jumbo Shrimp Salmon Smelt