anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-01

A-6—Anaheim (Col.) Bulletin Friday, May 1, 1959 Here and There Each Junior Tri-Hi-Y Club is helping earn money for the YMCA Campership Fund this week by promoting the sale of 20 cent bags of Bell Brand Potato Chips. The local Y will receive a percentage of profit from each. The money received from this promotion will be placed in a fund to help needy girls and boys go to summer camp. A marriage license has been issued to Guy B. Daniels of 2024 Olive, and Venie Rosen of 211 Illinois, Anaheim. St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church will hold an ice cream social night from 6 to 9 sponsored by marinership Flying Clouds. SATURDAY and SUNDAY SPECIALS To Start Safeway's Big "S" Brand Sale. Watch Safeway's ads next week for Outstanding Values GROUND BEEF Freshly made from lean beef. Excellent for meat loaves or hamburgers. lb. 39¢ MAYONNAISE NU MADE Extra egg rich. Top quality. Safeway guarantees it! quart jar 39¢ DRY ONIONS MAYONNAISE NU MADE Extra egg rich. Top quality. Safeway guarantees it! quart jar 39¢ DRY ONIONS NEW CROP YELLOW Mild, sweet. Oranex variety. 2 lbs. 15¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE SAT. & SUN.* MAY 2nd & 3rd, 1959 *In Stores Open Sunday We reserve the right to limit and not sell to other merchants. SAFEWAY Applicable taxes collected. Subject to stock on hand. all new 1959 ONLY 199'95 Full Price Base Optional 199.95 Full Price Base Optional Model C2221Y SEE OUR LARGE TV SELEC Come in and see all the 1959 Zenith TV line at ACE TV 342 W. CENTER ANAHEIM HONOR YOUTH DAY — In observance of the recent Youth Day, groups at the John Marshall School, including Boy and Girl Scouts, Brownies, and Cubs, participated in a flag-raising cermony. Boy Scout Troop 22 officiated under the direction of Scout Richard Canaday. Following the impressive ceremony the groups and adults attending joined in group singing. Mrs. Herbert Chatham was at the piano. The above photo presents a picture of the male members of the Scout program. Parents in the district attended. TOPS Group Names Officers Garden Club Members Slate Announcement B'nal B'rith, Covenant C 1015 will hold a business a cial meeting Monday at 8:1 at Temple Beth Emet, 4 Emily, for the purpose of e a new slate of officers, acc Save ne 2 NE TR FOR ABOUT ONE GOO XTRA-M APPLIED TO SOUND TI Goodyear materials a approved factory-type the most mileage for guarantee! EASY TERMS TOPS Group Names Officers New officers were elected and installed in a recent meeting of Anaheim TOPS Club, an organization whose initials stand for "Take Off Pounds Sensibly". Mrs. Emma Waxham is the new president, succeeding Mrs. Rita Capurro. Others are Mrs. Cora Johnson, vice-president; Mrs. Adeline Threiner, secretary; Mrs. Maryann Eckmayer, treasurer; and Mrs. Jackie Costello, weight recorder. The TOPS Club has been reorganized with meetings held each Wednesday night at Lincoln Elementary School auditorium at 7:30 p.m. The main purpose of the group is to help each other lose weight by learning together to eat sensibly. New members are always welcome. For information call JE 7-4837 or KE 2-3167. Garden Club Members Slate Flower Show The Anaheim Garden Club members heard a talk on arrangement and cultivation of cymbidiums by Mrs. D. R. McMillan of Santa Ana when they met at the home of Mrs. Walter Ward. A report on the flower show was given by Mrs. Bradford Jones, chairman, who announced that the date for the show is May 7 and 8 in the Broadway Mall. Assisting Mrs. Ward with hostess duties were Mrs. Charles Organ, Mrs. Georgette Eager, Mrs. O. Baker, Mrs. Gene Franz and Mrs. David Tonis. WE TAKE TRADE-INS TV SELECTION enith TV line at our store" TV M KE 5-3325 WE RENT TV's '59 Foro delivered 25.27 See us today See your ne Announcements Final B'rith, Covenant Chapter 5 will hold a business and someeting Monday at 8:15 p.m. Temple Beth Emet, 400 N. N.ly, for the purpose of electing new slate of officers, according to Mrs. Murray Balmages, president. The Independent Order of Foresteens are holding a rummage sale today and tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 128 S. Los Angeles St. The sale will benefit the club and the club's various charities. Save nearly ½ on a pair! 2 NEW TREADS FOR ABOUT THE COST OF ONE NEW TIRE GOOD YEAR XTRA-MILEAGE NEW TREADS APPLIED TO SOUND TIRE BODIES OR TO YOUR OWN TIRES Goodyear materials and tread designs, plus Goodyearapproved factory-type equipment and methods, assure the most mileage for the least money. Ask about our guarantee! FACY TERMS. $2.00 DOWN FOR 2 TIRES 9.95 8.70x15 size plus tax charge and your recappable ti XTRA-MILEAGE NEW TREADS APPLIED TO SOUND TIRE BODIES OR TO YOUR OWN TIRES Goodyear materials and tread designs, plus Goodyear-approved factory-type equipment and methods, assure the most mileage for the least money. Ask about our guarantee! EASY TERMS: $2.00 DOWN FOR 2 TIRES PAY ONLY $1.25 A WEEK HEADQUARTERS FOR SMALL CAR RECAPS WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCE 24 HR. ROAD SERVICE ON COMMERCIAL TIRES NIGHT PHONE: KE 3-1225 SHIPKEY & PEARSON 420 W. Center St., Anaheim Phone KE. 5-1167 — KE. 5-1168 WE GIVE U.N.GREEN STAMPS Save 29 gallons a year Ford Pickups reduced 25.2% better gas mileage ... than average of other leading makes A 25.2% saving averages out to 129 gal. of gas for every 10,000 miles of driving! During the Economy Showdown U.S.A. an independent research firm tested all leading makes of six-cylinder half-ton pickups. The '59 Fords scored a clean sweep! 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