anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-27

The Bulletin Women Gorria Lee Sutherland Editor A-6—Anaheim (Col.) Bulletin Monday, April 27, 1959. Schimmer, Whitney Nuptial Rites Read Tall white candles and baskets of white stock graced the altar of St. Luke's United Presbyterian Church, Garden Grove, when Miss Janet Catherine Schimmer became the bride of Harry G. Whitney Jr. in a double ring service at which the pastor, the Rev. Robert R. Anderson officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mr. Charles B. Schimmer, 2045 Dogwood Ave., Anaheim. Whitney is the son of the Harry G. Whitneys of 12612 Ninth St., Garden Grove. Miss Schimmer, escorted to the altar by her father was gowned in a full - skirted white satin dress, with three - tiered embroidered nylon overskirt. Her short lace vel over tulle was held by a cap of seed pearls. She carried a shower bouquet of white carnations, stephanotis and lilies of the valley. Sister as Bridesmaid Her sister, Lonnie Schimmer, was her maid of honor, gowned in lavender lace over net, with lavender headpiece. She carried a pastel pink formal nosegay. Her naval Hospital. The wedding party was later entertained at a dinner at the Royal Hawaiian Restaurant, Anaheim. The new Mrs. Whitney attended high school in Vallejo, and is affiliated with the Zeta Omega Tau, social sorority, and was graduated from Anaheim Union High. The bridegroom attended Garden Grove High School, Orange Coast College, is a member of Alpha Gamma Sigma fraternity, Circle K. He also belongs to the Petroleum Pirates Club, and is employed by Continental Emisco Petroleum Supply Company of Ventura. Both of the bridegroom's grandmothers were present at the wedding. They are Mr. Charles B. Whitney, of Tustin, and Mrs. Sula Abbott, of Garden Grove. After a brief wedding trip, the newlyweds will be at home at 367 Franklin Lane, Ventura, Calif. Announcements Mother and daughter banquet of Desk. Derrick Group Inspections Oil Tanker The Orange County chapter Desk and Derrick was entered by General Petroleum Corp.a tour aboard their oil tankina. This was most enlightened the 20 women who joined field trip and learned first all about life aboard an oberer. They descended ladder the very bottom of the shi-gine rooms and climbed mders up to the captain's oard and the chart room and house. They snooped in the and food storage roomlearned that 14 pounds of allowed per man per daythe Colina. Final stop of the evening Curries Santa Fe where, as of General Petroleum, they joyed an excellent steak with all the trimmings. Thand guides from G.P.were Ellis, Mrs. Emillie Haller,C.K.M. Kiley, Eugene HagenCharles Trotman. PTA Meeting To Feature Students' Art Students, under the direct Charles Hopper, will give a tinuous demonstration of art auditorium during the Washington PTA meeting and school's open house on Thursday. Miss Lucia Uppt, art cons for the Anaheim Elem School District, will be a guest for this occasion. Sister as Bridesmaid Her sister, Lonnie Schimmer, was her maid of honor, gowned in lavender lace over net, with lavender headpiece. She carried a pastel pink formal nosegay. Her two attendants were Miss Jackie Gaston of Costa Mesa, and Mrs. Richard McCrae of Fullerton, both wearing identical gowns of pastel pink crystaline over net, with embroidery of hearts, pastel pink velvet headpieces, and carrying lavender carnations. Little Jeannie Renee Riley of Anaheim, the flower girl, was dressed in pink, carrying sweetpeas and orange blossoms in a decorated basket. Chris Clinard of Anaheim was the ring bearer. Mrs. Ralph Dillman, of Tustin, was the organist; and Robert Campbell of Santa Ana, the soloist. The bridegroom chose a college chum, John Mittrick, for his best man. Ushers were his brother, Ralph Whitney, and Richard McCrae of Fullerton. Reception Held After the ceremony a reception was held in the Social Hall of the church, which was beautifully decorated with Dutch iris, sweetpeas and stock, in pastel colors. A feature of the center table was the tiered wedding cake topped with miniature bride and bridegroom, above a swirling cascade of pink roses. An interesting note was that the beautiful lace tablecloth on the center table was first used at the wedding table of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Whitney, the bridegroom's parents. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Schimmer wore a floral print silk suit, in blue, with white accessories and a white orchid corage. Mr. Whitney, Sr., wore pink lace, with matching accessories. She also wore a white orchid corage. Linda Whitney, youngest sister of the bridegroom, also assisted in receiving at the reception, where Mrs. Charles Miller, of Garden Grove was in charge of the wedding cake and its serving, and Mr. Martin Carlson, of Taft, the bridegroom's aunt, hosted at the punch bowl, with Mrs. Bruce Weed of Garden Grove, assisting her. The cake was cut by the couple with a sword belonging to the bride's father, who is a chief warrant officer at the Long Beach Petroleum Supply Company of Ventura. Both of the bridegroom's grandmothers were present at the wedding. They are Mr. Charles B. Whitney, of Tustin, and Mrs. Sula Abbott, of Garden Grove. After a brief wedding trip, the newlyweds will be at home at 367 Franklin Lane, Ventura, Calif. Announcements Mother and daughter banquet of the Orangethorpe Methodist Church is set for May 6 at 7 p.m. with the Christian Women's Fellowship group the sponsors. The theme this year is "Fancy Fashions." The PTA meeting is set o'clock. The business meeting been shortened to allow ample time to visit the classrooms. They will see examples of the child accomplishments during the event. ed in receiving at the reception, where Mrs. Charles Miller, of Garden Grove was in charge of the wedding cake and its serving, and Mr. Martin Carlson, of Taft, the bridegroom's aunt, hosted at the punch bowl, with Mrs. Bruce Weed of Garden Grove, assisting her. The cake was cut by the couple with a sword belonging to the bride's father, who is a chief warrant officer at the Long Beach AID CRIPPLED CHILDREN PROGRAM — Accepting a check toward construction of a swimming pool as part of the therapy program of the Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Orange County, is Frank V. Crane, president of the Society. Handing the check to President Crane on behalf of the Auxiliary to the Orange County Osteopathic Society is Mrs. Vance Tscha Anaheim, Mrs. Robert Zimmerman of Santa center, and Mrs. Mahlon L. McKay of Fulfill Many Orange County organizations along the Osteopathic medical auxiliary, are members of the Crippled Children's Program part of annual fund-raising projects. Desk. Derrick Group Inspect Oil Tanker The Orange County chapter of Desk and Derrick was entertained by General Petroleum Corp., with tour aboard their oil tanker, Coona. This was most enlightening for the 20 women who joined this field trip and learned first-hand all about life aboard an oil tanker. They descended ladders into the very bottom of the ship's engine rooms and climbed more ladder up to the captain's quarters and the chart room and wheel house. They snooped in the galley and food storage rooms and learned that 14 pounds of food is allowed per man per day aboard the Colina. Final stop of the evening was at Curries Santa Fe where, as guests of General Petroleum, they enjoyed an excellent steak dinner with all the trimmings. The hosts and guides from G.P. were Hugh Illis, Mrs. Emilie Haller, Captain M. Kiley, Eugene Hager and Charles Trotman. PTA Meeting To Feature Students' Art Students, under the direction of Charles Hopper, will give a continuous demonstration of art in the editorium during the George Washington PTA meeting and the school's open house on Thursday. Miss Lucia Upp, art consultant for the Anahiem Elementary School District, will be a special guest for this occasion. Kappa Deltas Name Officers For New Year Kappa Deltas, meeting at the home of Mrs. Lin R. Crawford, Santa Ana, elected officers for the next year. They are: President, Mrs. R. L. Bockmeyer of Garden Grove; Vice President, Mrs. David Balfour, Santa Ana; Secretary, Mrs. L. M. Buckler, Santa Ana; and Treasurer, Mrs. Arnold Gaynor, Anaheim. Mrs. Brockmeyer has asked Mrs. Donahue Krout, Fullerton to be files and membership chairman. Mrs. John D. Strahle, Santa Ana, will serve as the Alumnae Association editor for the Angeles, Kappa Deltas official publication. Mrs. David Starr installed the new leaders. A contribution to the crippled Children's Hospital at Richmond, Virginia, the National philanthropy of Kappa Delta, was voted by the Orange County KDS. A report read showing a total of $7,775 having been contributed to Hospital by National Kappa Lions groups during 1958. The next meeting was set Wednesday evening, May 6th at the home of Mrs. Theodore Johnson, Costa Mesa, which is to dessert bridge. POCKET RATES GOLD TAPES FOR FREE PREMIUMS Fresh-R-Pict PRODUCE FANCY CENTRAL AMERICAN Fresh-R-Pict PRODUCE FANCY CENTRAL AMERICAN Bananas 2 Lbs. 25¢ FRESH GREEN Romaine 2 Large Heads 9¢ IMITATION ICE CREAM Ralphs Pecan Crunch, Vanilla or Chocolate Ripple Half Gallon 35¢ COTTAGE CHEESE Ralphs Creamed, Farmer Style, Chive or Low Calorie 21¢ GRAPEFRUIT JUICE GOLD INN Tend- Specials for First of the W LARGE LOIN LAMB CH U.S.D.A. Choice "Spring Lamb" Very Meaty— To Broil or Fry! Choice Spring Lamb—The Finest! SMALL LOIN CHOP Ribs Cut Short—Perfect for Children RIB LAMB CHOPS Full of Flavor—Fine for Broiling PIN BONE CHOPS Fresh-R-BAKEI Ralphs FRESH Peach Pie 8-inch..... Ralphs Cracked Wheat Bread std. 15 oz... KNOTTS BERRY FARM FROZEN Boysenberries 14-oz. Pkg... HOLLOWAY HOUSE Frozen Stuffed Bell Pepp Hawaiian Frozen Punch NAPLES Frozen Spaghetti & Raviol PEARL HARBOR COTTAGE CHEESE Ralphs Creamed, Farmer Style, Chive or Low Calorie 21¢ Pint Farmer Style Qt. 41c BABY FOOD GERBER'S Baby Week Special! Strained 3 4¼-oz. Cans 23¢ Junior 3 6½-oz. Cans 29c Bring in this Ralphs Coupon For One Deep 5 by 9 inch Fire-King Loaf Pan For Only 30¢ With Good at any Ralphs Store AB This Coupon April 27 through May 3, 1959 Performance, not promises! "Ralphs Sells for Your Nearest RALPHS Store is RALPHS ANAHEIM STORE, between Euclid and Loara... just off the Santa Ana Freeway or New Year range County KDS. A report was showing a total of $7,705.34 being contributed to the capital by National Kappa Delta ups during 1958. the next meeting was set for nnesday evening, May 6, at home of Mrs. Theodore JohnsCosta Mesa, which is to be a insert bridge. Ebell Garden Section Tabs Littlefield “Perennials that Give the Mostest for the Leastest” will be Joe Littlefield’s topic when he speaks to the garden section of Anaheim Ebell Club, May 11 at 1:30 p.m. Meeting will be held at the clubhouse. Joe Littlefield, age of the Southland’s most popular speakers on gardening and garden consultant has worked in horticulture for over thirtytwo years. His friendly manner, and practical down-toearth make it easy for anyone to understand the principles of good hobby gardening. He’ll be glad to answer gardening and landscaping problems, and will bring some garden sprays and fertilizers for door prize drawings. A Real Artist The skill and the experience of the men who cut and trim Ralphs meats, the pride they take in their work . . . all this adds real value to Ralphs Tend’-R-Quality Meats, conditioned for flavor and tenderness, guarded in constant cold, properly trimmed before weighing, unconditionally guaranteed! Ralphs SINCE 1873 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE GILD INN GIANT 46-oz. Can 19¢ RAPEFRUIT JUICE GOLD INN GIANT 46-oz. Can 19¢ Tend-R-Quality Meats Meals for First of the Week featuring... "Easy to Fix Pork or Lamb Chops"! GE LOIN LAMB CHOPS D.A. Choice ing Lamb" Meaty— roil or Fry! 79¢ Lb. EASTERN GRAIN-FED PORK Smoked CHOPS Rushed from Ottumwa, Iowa A delicious treat Center Cut Rib 75¢ Lb. Spring Lamb—The Finest! ALL LOIN CHOPS 99¢ Best Center Cut Loin SMOKED CHOPS 79¢ Cut Short—Perfect for Children LAMB CHOPS 89¢ All Center Cuts Halibut Steaks 53¢ Flavor—Fine for Broiling BONE CHOPS 59¢ Switt's Frozen 8-oz. Pkg. Hamburger Patties 54¢ Fresh-R-Baked BAKERY FRESH Sh Pie 8-inch..... 59¢ Ked Wheat d std. 15-oz..... 23¢ BERRY FARM FROZEN enberries 14-oz. Pkg..... 29¢ WAY HOUSE Stuffed Bell Peppers 14-oz....65c Dian Frozen Punch 6-oz. can ..., 19c Spaghetti & Ravioli 16-oz. pkg.. 59c SPECIAL DURING NATIONAL BABY WEEK SWIFT'S MEATS FOR BABIES Strained or Junior 2 3½-oz./ Cons 49c PET Evaporated Milk 2 Tall Cons 31c ARGO Gloss Starch 12-oz. Pkg..... 11¢ MARCAL PAPER Napkins Pkg. of 100 14¢ GENIE Liquid BERRY FARM FROZEN enberries 14 oz. pkg... 29 c AY HOUSE Stuffed Bell Peppers 14 oz. pkg... 65 c Dian Frozen Punch 6 oz. can ..., 19 c Spaghetti & Ravioli 16 oz. pkg... 59 c ARBOR va Nectar 2 12 oz. Cons 25 c ELLI le Cider ½-Gal. 73c Gal. $1.25 Amplifier 1½-lb. 63 c IST LIGHT ink Tuna 6½-oz. Con... 33 c Quart 61 c Gallon. $199 RD Starch 1-lb. Pkg... 17 c s' Veg-All 1-lb. 1 oz. Con... 19 c NEW DIET SWEET Cocktail 16 oz... 29 c Scudder Peanut Butter 16 oz. 55 c ta Toasted Wheat 6 oz. Pkg... 15 c Cleanser 2 14 oz. Cons 33 c Plus 2c Tax Evaporated Milk 2 Tall Cons 31 c ARGO Gloss Starch 12 oz. Pkg... 11 c MARCAL PAPER Napkins Pkg.of 100 14 c GENIE Liquid Detergent 15 oz Bottle Plus 2c Tax 20-MULE TEAM Borax 5-lb... 95 c Boraxo Powdered Hand Soap 8 oz.. Plus 1c Tax Cream of Rice 18 oz. 43c JOY Liquid Detergent 22 oz. Cons... 73 c NINE LIVES Cat Food 2 6 oz. Cons 27 c FELS NAPTHA Laundry Soap 2 Reg. Size Bars Plus 1c Tax Ralphs SINCE 1923 PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 27, 28 & 29 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Ralphs Sells for less" ...and you can prove it! ANAHEIM STORE, Broadway Orange County Shopping Center, Santa Ana Freeway Store Hours: 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. 7 Days a Week