anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-06

Placentia Villa News ARLENE STEINMEYER KE. 5-9506 Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will'am Cole, 2124 Underhill Ave., were Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Cole from Orange. Mrs. Kenneth Moy, 210 Carolyn Way returned to her home Tuesday from St. Joseph's Hospital in Orange, bringing with her the newest member of the Moy family, Rosemary. Rosemary was born April 30. She is the fourth daughter in the Moy home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blevens, Robert, and Nancy, 203 Clark Terrace, motored to Doheny Beach Sunday where they joined Bleven's brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Blevens of Lynwood for a picnic. While the wives and children enjoyed beach activities, the men did some deep sea fishing. Mrs. Clark Newhall, 2114 Clark Terrace, is expecting her mother, whose home is in Oskaloosa, Iowa, to arrive here Wednesday for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Miles, Garden Grove, were Wednesday evening guests of the Newells. Sunday evening callers in the Cloyd Newell home were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Navarro of Anaheim. Margaret Gorley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gorley, 217 Carolyn Way, will make her first communion Sunday, May 9, at St. Boniface Church. Mr. and Mrs. George Bidlow have sold their home at 2100 Underhill Ave. Sidlow states that their future plans are indefinite at present. KNBH COOK BOOKS NOW AT ALLISON'S Each 19¢ Start now—get your complete set of 24 composed of delicious new recipes CITRUS SOAP Large 23¢ Pkg. Giant 45¢ DETERGENT VOGUE large — 23¢ giant — 45¢ GUEST COFFEE 1 lb. bag 99¢ S & W COFFEE 1 lb. can 1.03 DINNER BELL Salad Dressing Van Camp Chunk Style TUNA Margaret Gorley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gorley, 217 Carolyn Way, will make her first communion Sunday, May 9, at St. Boniface Church. Mr. and Mrs. George Bidlow have sold their home at 2100 Underhill Ave. Sidlow states that their future plans are indefinite at present. Bob Cedar and Ray Doty, neighbors on Underhill Avenue, spent Saturday and Sunday trout fishing near Bishop, and found their efforts well rewarded. Lloyd LeBlanc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis LeBlanc, 2104 Underhill Ave., won first prize in his fourth grade class at St. Boniface school on a drawing made in competition with his classmates. His drawing was of the Mother Mary watching over the world. The project was in connection with the Marian Year. His prize was a religious story book. Jeannie Johnson, young daughter of the Larry Johnsons' 207 Carolyn Way, was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital in Orange for observation on Sunday. Her condition was diagnosed as ostiomyliitis and may require several weeks' hospitalization. Mrs. Gilbert Yrigollern, 107 New Ave., is reported to be gradually improving in health. She has been bedfast for several weeks with rheumatic fever. A recent gift and gadget party at the D. T. Quick home at 211 New Ave. was the occasion for Mrs. D. T. Quick to act as hostess to a group of 12 ladies. Present were Helen Owens, Joan Hargis, Shirley Hoyle, Lenore Tuetto, Mil dred Decker, Jean Owens, Ella Rae Stoddard, Mrs. R. L. Shoemaker, Mrs. O'Shaughnessy, Estel M. Quick, Ella Purse, and demonstrator, Billie Kemp. Mrs. Sophie Mitchell from Harrisonville, Mo., has come to spend an indefinite visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Copeland, 2211 Blanchard Ave. She is joining her husband, Wallace Mitchell, who arrived here several weeks ago. The Mitchells and the Copelands have visited Mexico and Knott's Berry Farm and various points of interest in Southern California. Van Camp Chunk Style TUNA KOPPER KETTLE PEACH PRESERVES GRAPE JELLY Mission Inn Halves APRICOTS No. 2½ Can 2 DOLE SLICED PINEAPPLE No. 1 Tall 2 JOIN THE PARTY! BIRDS EYE 25th ANNIVERSARY SALE Chicken Breasts Chicken Thighs 1 lb pkg. Chicken Drumsticks Green Peas Cut Corn Mrs. Sophie Mitchell from Harrisonville, Mo., has come to spend an indefinite visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Copeland, 2211 Blanchard Ave. She is joining her husband, Wallace Mitchell, who arrived here several weeks ago. The Mitchells and the Copelands have visited Mexico and Knott's Berry Farm and various points of interest in Southern California. Tuesday evening they had as their guests, Mrs. Copeland's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dixon, Carol and Donnie from Santa Ana. Overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Olin Darnel, 1928 East Center St., Monday night were their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Cameron, Steve and Sidney, from Salem, Ore. and Mrs. Cameron's mother, Mrs. Josie Goracks. The Camerons' began their return trip to Oregon on Tuesday. Farm Economy Said to Be Holding Position WASHINGTON (UP) — The nation's farmers, bolstered by the highest pork prices in six years, are holding their own on the economic ladder. An Agriculture Department report yesterday reported a four tenths per cent increase in overall farm price levels in the month ended April 15, enough to boost the average of all farm prices to 91 per cent of "fair price" parity. They averaged 90 per cent in March. Parity is the government's yard-stick of a fair price for the things a farmer sells in terms of the prices he pays for the things he buys. Full, or 100 per cent, parity would give the farmer the same purchasing power he enjoyed in the 1910-14 base period. We Say It With SAVINGS On MOTHER'S FAVORITE FOODS REMEMBER MOTHER'S DAY MAY 9th ressing Quart 39¢ style NA large can 25¢ IOWA BRAND SMOKED P CAPONETTE PAN READY FRYE style NA large can 25¢ RVES GIANT 20 oz. Jars Each 25¢ 23¢ 23¢ PARTY! RY SALE 1 lb pkg. icks 89¢ FREE THIS BIG 24" BOY'S Schwinn BICYCLES At Allison's Market FROM ORVAL'S BIKE SHOP 419 W. Center Street Anaheim, Ph. KE 5-2759 REGISTER NOW Drawing May 22 11:00 a.m. at Allison's Market LIPTON TEA CAPONETTE PAN READY FRYE BEEF ROA SLICED BA FRANKFURT BOLOGNA PILLSBURY CAKE MIX White, Spice, Chocolate, Golden, pkg. MOREHOUSE SALAD MUSTARD 2 1 lb jays 2 Oberti medium RIPE OLIVES tall can 19¢ Swift Brookfield BUTTER lb 63¢ Carnation FANCY OLEO lb 19¢ POST TOASTIES 12 oz. pkg. 19 Stokely Honor Bra PEAS 1 lb pkg. 89¢ 11:00 a.m. at Allison's Market LIPTON TEA 16 ct. tea bag — 19c ¼ lb black — 31c RIPE OLIVES tall can 19¢ Swift Brookfield BUTTER lb 63¢ Carnation CANNED MILK 2 tall cans 25¢ FANCY OLEO 1 lb 19¢ POST TOASTIES 12 oz. pkg. 19¢ Stokely Honor Bra PEAS 17 oz. can 15½¢ Imperial Valley TOMATOES 5 lb bskt. 49¢ Local Fancy STRAWBERRIES bskt. 25¢ Fancy Golden BANANAS lb 10¢ Solid Crisp Heads CABBAGE 2¢ ALLISON'S M 555 South Los Angeles Street Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. PARK FREE The most thoughtful way we can say "Happy Mother's Day" is to feature food values to make every mother happy. And so we're saying it with savings—with BOUQUETS OF BARGAINS in every department—real SUPER VALUES that prove once again that we're "Mother's Little Helpers," always doing our best to make her food shopping easier and far more economical. Mother knows best—and the best food buys are always at ALLISON'S Values Effective Thru Sunday—Limit Rights Reserved Sales Tax Added When Applicable CHALLENGE AMERICAN FOOD CHEESE 2 lb LOAF 63¢ SUNKIST, 46 oz. Can ORANGE JUICE 27¢ KED PICNICS LB. 45¢ N READY YERS Lb. 49¢ N READY YERS Lb. 49¢ ROAST U.S. Good LB. 35¢ ED BACON Rath's Kornland sliced Lb. 69¢ KFURTERS Oscar Mayer All meat lb. 47¢ NA Manhattan by the piece LB. 25¢ PILLSBURY CAKE MIX ANGEL FOOD Pkg. 47¢ 2 1 lb jars 25¢ ARDEN ICE MILK DESSERT HI-LO Full Quart 29¢ FANCY OLEO lb 19¢ POST TOASTIES 12 oz. pkg. 19¢ Stokely Honor Brand PEAS KRAFT KARAMELS 1 lb cello 33¢ GRAPE NUTS 2 Pkgs. 29¢ Chef Boy-Ar-Dee SPAGHETTI and SHORTENING SWIFT'ING 3 lb Can 79¢ SUPER COOLA soft drink in cans 6 7 oz. Cans 41£ 6 12 oz. Cans 59£ 19¢ POST TOASTIES 12 oz. pkg. 19¢ Stokely Honor Brand PEAS 17 oz. can 15½¢ KARAMELS 1 lb cello 33¢ GRAPE NUTS 2 Pkgs. 29¢ Chef Boy-Ar-Dee SPAGHETTI and MEAT BALLS 2½ lb. can 49¢ SWIFT'ING 3 lb Can 79¢ SUPER COOLA soft drink in cans 6 7 oz. Cans 41¢ 6 12 oz. Cans 59¢ Stag Eastern BEER 6 12 oz. Cans 99¢ New Crop BELL PEPPERS each 1¢ Cello Pkg. Vegetable SALAD each 5¢ LAST 3 DAYS LAST DAY SATURDAY NYLONS FREE! Just Save $49 Worth Pink Sales Slips and Select Your Pair of 15 Denier, 60 Gauge FREE 'FAD' NYLONS MARKET FREE Highest Quality at Lowest Prices