anaheim-gazette 1951-04-19

Yungbluth Home Setting for Loan Association Party On Sunday evening, April 15, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth entertained members of the board of directors and office personnel of Anaheim Building and Loan association, together with their husbands and wives, at a delightful buffet dinner. They were assisted by their daughter, Dorothy Ulvestad and her husband, Norvald Ulvestad, from San Marino. Larry Ulvestad, the nine-year-old grandson of the Yungbluths added greatly to the enjoyment of the evening by musical numbers on the piano and Auto-harp. He further demonstrated his versatility by doing a Hula dance to the tune of a "Little Grass Shack," in a Hula costume which he had for the most part made himself, in connection with his Cub Scout work at San Marino. In games, prizes went to Clarris Wacker, Bob Fowler, and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Collings. Guests enjoying the hospitality of the Yungbluths were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schumacher, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Collings, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Prentice, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lemke, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Deane, Mrs. Clarris Wacker and Mrs. Ree Stanton. The attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. Arsene Ohanian on N. Janss st. was the setting for a surprise party last night honoring Mrs. Ohanian's mother, Mrs. M. Basmajian. Court of Honor For Washington Girl Scouts Court of Honor was held for Intermediate Scouts of Troop 27 of George Washington with the leaders: Mrs. John Bovee'and Mrs. A. E. Bourne, awarding the following badges: Linda Howe, Jennie Moreno, and Patsy Bowden received the Nutrition and Cook badge as well as the Second Class badge, Dorthy Bovee and Kay Reenie. Personal Mention Reports from Latin America will be presented by Mrs. C. A. Neighbors when Ebell book section meets Monday afternoon at 4 p.m. Members will participate in current reviews. St. Agnes Guild annual spring party will be held from 2 to 4:30 tomorrow afternoon. Always a highlight on the spring calendar, the party is outstanding for it's The attractive home of Mr. and Mrs. Arsene Ohanian on N. Janss st. was the setting for a surprise party last night honoring Mrs. Ohanian's mother, Mrs. M. Basmajian. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Keith Murdock, Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Gullen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Windle, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Chegdian and the Ohanian's two daughters, Pearl and Judy. Girl Scouts Court of Honor was held for Intermediate Scouts of Troop 27 of George Washington with the leaders, Mrs. John Bovee and Mrs. A. E. Bourne, awarding the following badges: Linda Howe, Jennie Moreno, and Patsy Bowden received the Nutrition and Cook badge as well as the Second Class badge. Dorothy Bovee and Kay Reenie were awarded the Readers badge. Leaves are now being collected and pressed on carbon paper to be filed in a notebook for the tree badge. Go to Church on Sunday will be presented by Mrs. C. A. Neighbors when Ebell book section meets Monday afternoon at 4 p.m. Members will participate in current reviews. St. Agnes Guild annual spring party will be held from 2 to 4:30 tomorrow afternoon. Always a highlight on the spring calendar, the party is outstanding for it's unique and beautiful decorations and for it's lovely prizes. The committee promises that the party this year will be one of particular brilliance. All are urged to attend. SAFEWAY SPRING LAMB SALE! CHECK THE EXTRA VALUE IN SAFEWAY'S SHOULDER ROAST TOP QUALITY TRIMMED BEFORE WEIGHING PRICED LOW This week at Safeway you'll find a plentiful supply of first-of-the-season Milk Spring Lamb, U.S. graded CHOICE and GOOD, carefully aged to peak of tenderness and flavor, then fully trimmed. LAMB SHOULDER Square cut. No neck. No shank. lb. 57¢ POWDERED SUGAR Or Brown Sugar. C & H brand. pkg. 10¢ EZY Cake Mix Angel Food pkg. 39¢ Pancake Mix O Waffle Mix pkg. 27¢ Suzanne, 120-oz., pkg., 14c; 3½-lb., 35cl Table Syrup 12-oz., bottle 45¢ Sleney Hollow, Cone and maple blend. Crackers Bury Baker Sodas 1-hr., 25¢ Marshmallows Fuff-1-est pkg. 27£ Sugar Belle Peas 17-oz., can 15¢ Fancy blended. Sweet, tender. Libby Peas Garden Sweet can 17¢ SPAM LUNCH MEAT Hormel's, The 12-oz., miracle meat. can 44¢ LAMB LEGS Short Cut, No Shank. U.S. CHOICE or GOOD lb. 77¢ LAMB RIB CHOPS Short Cut lb. 89¢ LAMB CHOPS Large Loin lb. 89¢ Small Loin lb. 98¢ Cut from loin of U.S. graded CHOICE and GOOD Milk Spring Lamb. BACON GRADE A Sliced lb. 53¢ GRADE B Sliced lb. 43¢ Popular brands, packed in layers. Note low prices at Saleway. PORK SAUSAGE Visking Roll For Pork Potatoes lb. 49¢ Bulk Links Made From Pure Pork lb. 59¢ Cello Links Swift Brookfield yb.-lb. 32¢ GROUND BEEF Freshly made from uniformly lean beef and just the right amount of fat to make tasty meat patties and loaves. PACKED IN VISKING CASING lb. 59¢ SAVE AT SAFEWAY'S LOW PRICES BUTTER Dairy Glen brand. First quality. In Quarters lb. 73¢ NIBLETS CORN Vacuum Packed Golden 7-oz. can 9¢ THIS COUPON WORTH on a 1-4lb. package of SUNNYBANK SAVE AT SAFEWAY'S LOW PRICES BUTTER Dairy Glen brand. First quality. In Quarters 73¢ lb. NIBLETS CORN Vacuum Packed Golden 9¢ can CAKE MIX CINCH BRAND. White. Spice, Golden. Devil Fudge 17¢ pkg. PEANUT BUTTER Regular or chunk grind. Save 5¢ off regular price at this special low price on NEW BEVERLY peanut butter. 12¢ jar 27¢ WESSON OIL pint bottle 39¢ quart bottle 75¢ can SHORTENING Royal Satin (1-lb. can, 36c) 3¬lb. can 89¢ can TIDE SUDS large pkg. (19¢ oz.) 30¢ giant pkg. (52¢ oz.) 79¢ Try BEL AIR Freeze Concentrated ORANGE JUICE at our expensel Simply buy a can, write a note and you get your money back, plus postage. SEE STORE DISPLAY FOR INSTRUCTIONS BEL AIR ORANGE JUICE Frozen, concentrated. 6¬oz. can 17¢ Green Peas Birds Eye Frozen 12¬oz. pkg. 19¢ Lima Beans Birds Eye Frozen 12¬oz. pkg. 29¢ IVORY SOAP large bar 14¢ medium bar 9¢ WHITE KING SOAP 22¢ oz. pkg. 30¢ 46¢ oz. pkg. 59¢ GROUND BEEF Freshly made from uniformly lean beef and just the right amount of fat to make tasty meat patties and loaves. PACKED IN VISKING CASING lb. 59¢ THIS COUPON WORTH on a 1-lb. package of SUNNYBANK MARGARINE The fall wrap packs fresh yellow margarine. Excellent as a spread. Bring this coupon to our store and get 10¢ off the regular retail price of a 1-lb. carton of Sunnybank Margarine. SUNNYBANK Yellow Margarine 33¢ lb. Allsweel Yellow Morporine 33¢ lb. SAVE up to 30¢ by playing Magic Ruthmatic Game. Get details at store. Fresh Bread small leaf 15¢ large leaf 20¢ Mrs. Wright's. Sliced. White or wheat. SELECTED PRODUCE...PRICED LOW NEW POTATOES Large size, new crop. White Rose. Flax with peas. FRESH PEAS Full Pods. Green, Crisp 2 lbs. 19¢ GRAPEFRUIT Arizona Crown. Sweet, Juicy 6-lih. mesh bag 33¢ CARROTS Freshly Pulled. Tops Off, Crisp, Tender, Sweet 4¢ SPINACH Fresh Cut. Wethed, and Packed in Cello 10¢ SAFEWAY PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1951, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail price on taxable items. YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY 125 S. LEMON ST. 3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1960 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 American Legion Auxiliary Hears Reports Nominating Committee Appointed Reports on recent activities highlighted a meeting of Anaheim American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday evening when committee chairmen addressed the session on work conducted during the past weeks. Maud Knoch announced that the rummage sale, held last week, had been extremely successful and final report on membership by chairman Elvamae Jones, listed the current enrollment at 133 members. The unit will receive national and department citations Hospital chairman Nadine Klapper announced that two lovely knit afghans have been given to the auxiliary and will be used for lap robes for wheelchairs in Long Beach hospital. In a report of the district meeting, held Sunday in Palm Springs, Elvamae Jones discussed the official visit of Cecilia McKinnon. Lucile Johnson, Anaheim president, endorsed Elvamae Jones district vice-president and membership chairman, for district president at the session. As April is special child welcoming day from Latin America represented by Mrs. C. A. when Ebell book secures Monday afternoon at Members will participate in reviews. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reagan, N. Palm st., left today for an extended trip through Oklahoma City, Carlsbad Caverns, Arkansas, and other mid-western cities. Mrs. Reagan will attend the Supreme session of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem in St. Louis on May 1, 2, and 3. She was recently installed as High Priestess of White Shrine in Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reagan, N. Palm st., left today for an extended trip through Oklahoma City, Carlsbad Caverns, Arkansas, and other mid-western cities. Mrs. Reagan will attend the Supreme session of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem in St. Louis on May 1, 2, and 3. She was recently installed as High Priestess of White Shrine in Fullerton. On April 26, Mrs. R. D. Temple of Lincoln ave. will also depart for the St. Louis session where she will serve as Supreme Queen's Attendant. She is Junior Past Worthy High Priestess of Fullerton Shrine. The Young Peoples' Fellowship group of St. Michael's Episcopal church is sponsoring a dance Saturday evening at 8 in the parish hall at N. Emily and Adele streets. Tickets are 50 cents a couple or 35 cents apiece. Cassel Sunday school class of the Calvary Baptist church will hold its regular monthly pot luck dinner meeting Friday evening, at 6:30, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Myers, 124 E. Wilhelmina st. Members are reminded to bring their own table service and a hot dish. Infants' Set 1940 6 mos. 3 yrs. Astounding Special Purchase of Lovely All Nylon SLIPS and HALF SLIPS The slips are trimmed at top and bottom with lovely, wide nylon lace and net, nylon shoulder straps. The half slips have extra-wide nylon net trim at bottom, in white only, sizes 32 to 40. Regular 6.95 and 7.95 values. Munsingwear Nylon PANTIE GIRDLE This is a regular 8.50 value but a number that has been discontinued by Munsingwear. We are fortunate in having a complete size range from 26 to 31. Nylon net with satin panels . . . in white only . SECOND FLOOR Women's Linen HANDKERCHIEFS Regular 85c values, Thursday, Friday and Saturday only . . . 45c Plain pastels and whites... hemstitched hems. 4 ply Knitting Worsted WOOL YARN 2 ounce balls, Thursday Friday and Saturday only 59c Large assortment of colors . . . for afgans and sweaters. STREET FLOOR Bright Colored, Cotton Easy to sew, and fun, too, is this complete outfit for tiny toddlers. Dainty dress has scalloped yoke, puffed sleeves. Slip and panties are lace-trimmed. The sun-suit opens out flat to iron. Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated pattern No. 1940 is designed for sizes 6 months, 1, 2 and 3 years. Size 1, dress, requires 1½ yards of 39-inch fabric; sunsuit, ⅓ yard; slip, ⅓ yard; panties, ⅓ yard. For this pattern, send 25 cents plus 5 cents for first-class mailing, in coins, your name, address, pattern number and size wanted to Barbara Bell, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. The Spring and Summer stylist is filled with ideas for your new wardrobe. Smart, easy to sew styles; special features; gift patterns printed inside the book. Send 25 cents today. THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1961 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA club 206 Hears Reports appointed total chairman Nadine announced that two knit afghans have been the auxiliary and will be for lap robes for wheel in Long Beach hospital. report of the district meetd Sunday in Palm Springs, Jones discussed the offsit of Cecilia McKinnon. Johnson, Anaheim presindorsed Elvamae Jones, service-president and memchairman, for district at the session. pril is special child wel- fare month, the unit is sending a check to department for $25 to be used in this capacity. Appointed to the nominating committee were Florence Smith, Peggy Boysen, Marian Fennell, Lone Kohler and Elvamae Jones. Virginia Anderson was elected secretary to fill the vacancy left by Mabel Betzold. Refreshments were served by the committee, Peggy Boysen, Lucille Wilson, Marian Rudy, Evelyn Schwarting and Pearl Snyder. Members later adjourned to the lounge for television. Pixie Player's production of "Robinhood's Enchanted Spring" has been postponed until May 4. It was announced today by Miss Pat Sullivan, director. The city recreation department drama section has been working on this, their first production, for the past month. It will be given in the Benjamin Franklin school auditorium at 7:30 p.m., May 4. Intermediate Scouts Tour Berry Farm Intermediate Scouts of troop No. 37 of Benjamin Franklin toured the grounds of Knott's Berry Farm recently and then enjoyed a wonderful steak dinner. Last Saturday the natural setting of Irvine Park was selected to help the girls pass their bird and tree badges. Follgiving a picnic lunch, the girls experienced a wet boat ride, and then exercised their already tired muscles by riding the bikes. However scribe Brenda Barnett reports that if the leaders, Mrs. H. Fisher, Mrs. H. Schaffer, Mrs. W. W. Barnett, Mrs. L. Cheatum, and Mrs. F. Simonton are planning another trip, for next week the girls will be physically fit. The troop is also working on the housekeeping and nutrition badge with court of awards to be held sometime in the future. If You Drive! Don't Drink SUPER-VALUE DAYS FRIDAY and SATURDAY!! DAYS FRIDAY and SATURDAY!! High Count Denier RAYON PRINTS Formerly priced up to 2.25 ... Thursday Friday and Saturday only ... per. yd. 1³⁹ Yes! your choice of our entire stock of high count denier rayon prints that formerly sold up to 2.25 per yard! A wide selection of beautiful patterns and colors. First Quality NYLON HOSIERY Very specially priced for Thursday, Friday and Saturday only 97¢ . 51 Gauge - 15 Denier . 51 Gauge - 80 Denier . Medium and light shades STREET FLOOR The SQR'S April DRESS CARNIVAL Rayons! Cottons! Sheers! Two big groups of dresses, smart styles for every daytime occasion! Materials galore! New cottons formerly priced up to 8.95, early spring rayons, formerly priced up to 19.50 ... all must go! Two sensationally low price groups for this big three day event! See our special window display of these dresses ... then shop early. 388 688 SECOND FLOOR Pepperell 388 for this big three day event! See our special window display of these dresses ... then shop early. SECOND FLOOR Pepperell BLANKETS A fine quality blanket, of wool and rayon with attractive rayon binding. In rose, blue, gold and green. Regular 3.95 Special Purchase CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Extra large, double bed size, very attractive pastel designs on white grounds ... save 2.00 on each spread, shop early for best pattern selection... only 69¢ 69¢ 295 STREET FLOOR DOWNSTAIRS STORE Infants' COTTON DRESSES ing cotton dresses, 6 months years, in solid colors and y prints. Unusual styles, or trimmings. Regular 2.25 179 Women's SUMMER HATS One group, a special purchase, of smart summer styles, wide selection of materials and colors. Regular 7.95 and 8.95 values 495 Children's T-SHIRTS Fine quality knit T-shirts, sizes 3 to 6, in solid white, red and maize. Regular 1.19 88¢ SECOND FLOOR