anaheim-gazette 1952-06-19

3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2208 Concert Recital Features Pianist Miss Marjorie Ruth Cranston, student of Miss Margaret Buttree, was presented in concert recently at the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse. The talented young artist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cranston of S. Rose st., was assisted by Dolores Giardino, soprano; Albert M. Cranston, basso and Peggy Kohlenberger, accompanist. Y's Menettes See Goodwill Film The Anaheim Y's Menettes held their meeting Monday evening at the YMCA. Following a short business meeting Beverly Trask, program chairman, presented Nan Moore who introduced the speaker of the evening, Mrs. Fern Renfroe. Representing the Goodwill Industries of Orange county, Mrs. Renfroe showed a film on the work done by the industry. She also discussed the aid extended to various persons. In closing, she repeated the Goodwill motto, "Turn discards into time cards." TATTLE-TALES The Gazette welcomes items for this column. Please bring, mail or phone Irene. Phone 6232. FELICITATIONS TO Earle Jackson, popular local druggist, who was quietly observing a birthday yesterday—so quietly in fact, that we almost didn't hear about it. NICE VISIT with Anita Gregory when she stopped in the Gazette office yesterday. Anita is the daughter of the A. E. Robertsons and was formerly on the Gazette staff as photographer. Since her marriage she makes her home in Monrovia where she is reporter, photographer on the Monrovia News-Post. ON LEAVE—Sgt. and Mrs. William Heiden left this week for Chandler, Ariz., after a nine week visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Heiden and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Robertson. Calendar TONIGHT Optimist Club—7:00 p.m. Open house Rug Exhibit at High School The adult education classes Anaheim, Orange, Norwalk Corona will hold an exhibition student work on June 25 in study hall of the Anaheim school from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. mission free. Mrs. Hazel Snow of Bakers will exhibit her rug, "Harw which has been exhibited in national exhibit at Worcestershire Mass., in May of this year. rug caused much comment is valued at $5,000. Mrs. K McCabe, sister of Pearl K. Gown, will be here to greet students and friends. Mrs. K McGown is famous for her signs and technique of hook making. Ralph Focht is administrator adult education in Anaheim. Mrs. Louise Lightfoot is the structor of the rug classes. Mer classes are now open for registration on Tuesdays from 9:30 AM. INITIATION SET Valedor club members are minded of the 8:30 commute Sunday at St. Mary's church Fullerton. After mass there be breakfast at Ted and Zach at which time new members be initiated. A hostess can reduce kit trips to a minimum when serving a meal if she serves first course in the living room places main course on the before seating guests. Use a chen cart or buffet wagon. Representing the Goodwill Industries of Orange county, Mrs. Renfroe showed a film on the work done by the industry. She also discussed the aid extended to various persons. In closing, she repeated the Goodwill motto, "Turn discards into time cards." The evening closed with a social hour and refreshments served by the hostesses for the evening, Margarite Smith and Nan Moore. Shop Friday Night Till 9 ON LEAVE—Sgt. and Mrs. William Heiden left this week for Chandler, Ariz., after a nine week visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Heiden and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Robertson. Calendar TONIGHT Optimist Club—7:00 p.m. Open house Optimist Boy's Club. 20-30 Club—7:30 p.m. Lum's Cafe. Veterans of Foreign Wars—8:00 p.m. 196 N. Philadelphia. Native Daughters of the Golden West—8:00 p.m. IOOF hall, Fullerton. TOMORROW Lions Club—12:15 p.m. Elks Cafe. F&AM No. 207—7:30 p.m. Masonic Temple. Lois Rebekah—8:00 p.m. Golden Anniversary and visit of President, of Rebekah Assembly at IOOF hall. SAFEWAY PRESENTS AN ALL-STAR DAIRY VARIETY SHOW JUNE IS DAIRY MONTH COTTAGE CHEESE Blossom Time. Cream or Farmer. 8 oz. cup 12¢ 1 lb. csp 23¢ First Quality BUTTER Quartered and cartoned, Dairy Glen Grade A. Prized low. Montrose h. 78¢ U. S. Certified Grade AA. Spring House h. 76¢ Grade A. Fine flavor. Challenge h. 77£ Grade A. Western favorite. Danish h. 79£ Grade A. Delicious, tasty. CHEESE Dutch Mill American. 1-lb. pkg 56¢ 2-lb. loaf 98¢ Dutch Mill Sliced. American, Swiss or Pimiento. 8 oz. pkg 29¢ Wisconsin Sharp Cheddar. ... featuring a superb cast of DAIRY FOODS rich, pure and fresh as a country morn! MILD CHEESE Wisconsin cheddar, Fine with macaroni. 49¢ lb. VELVEETA CHEESE FOOD. Made by Kraft. Smooth, mellow, flavorful. 2-lb. loaf 87¢ CANNED MILK CHERUB BRAND. Evaporated. Special prices (small cans, 4 for 25c) per can 12¢ FRESH MILK VITAMIN D ADDED. Lucerne Homogenized (half gallon, 44c) quart carion 22¢ Additional values in LUCERNE Dairy Foods Buttermilk quart carton 16¢ half gallon 28¢ Churned, cultured. Non-Fat Skimmed Milk quart carton 16¢ Excellent for use in reducing diets. Concentrated Milk quart carton 57¢ Triple rich. Homogenized. Prices on Lucerne Dairy products milk marketing area only. Duchess SALAD DRESSING PINT QUART 27¢ 45¢ Nu Made MAYONNAISE PINT QUART COFFEE VALUES Edwards Vacuum pack. (2-lb. can, 1.57) Nob Hill Top quality (2-lb. bag, 1.47) Airway Mild & mellow. (2-lb. bag, 1.43) Chunk Tung CHEESE Dutch Mill American. 1 lb. 56¢ loaf 98¢ Dutch Mill Sliced. American, Swiss or Pimiento. 8 oz. 29¢ Wisconsin Sharp Cheddar. "Just-right" flavor. Pre-cut & wrapped. 63¢ SAFEWAY GUARANTEED MEATS RIB ROAST OR RIB STEAKS. Standing cut, from U.S. Gov't graded CHOICE beef. 79¢ h. 55¢ h. 63¢ h. 39¢ Popular brands. Grade B. In heat sealed package. Beef Hearts Fine to stuff. Price low. 39¢ Halibut Steaks Packaged. Pen ready. 59¢ Chicken Legs Dark meat. Flavorful. 1.09 Chicken Breasts Light meat. 1.09 LUNCHEON MEATS Pimiento Loaf 53¢ Fresh Liver Sausage 39¢ Smoked Liver Sausage 59£ Cooked Salami 59£ Kosher Style Salami 49£ Spiced Luncheon Meat 38£ In piece or sliced. Frankfurters 53£ Somerset brand, fancy skinless. PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1952, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales added to retail prices on portable items. COFFEE VALUES Edwards Vacuum pack. (2 lb. can, 1.57) Nob Hill Top quality. (2 lb. bag, 1.47) Airway Mild or mellow. (2 lb. bag, 1.43) Chunk Tuna Breast O' Chicken. 6½ oz. Fine for salads. 27¢ Mazola Oil pint bottle 27¢ quart bottle 52¢ BABY FOODS Gerber's Strained or Junior. Wide assortment at low price. 3 cans 25¢ Snowdrift Pure vegetable shortening. 3 lb. 75¢ Surf Suds Ips. pkg. 27¢ Ips. pkg. 39¢ 53¢ FEATURED PRODUCE VALUES POTATOES WHITE ROSE. U.S. No. 1A. Excellent to boil or fry. CANTALOUPES LARGE SIZE. Thick mated, vine-trained. Excellent flavor. STRING BEANS KENTUCKY WONDER APRICOTS NORTHERN ROYALS. RED ONIONS SWEET. MILD. Excellent to slice and serve with sandwiches. SAFEWAY YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHE Girls Exhibit at High School adult education classes of Heim, Orange, Norwalk and it will hold an exhibit of art work on June 25 in the hall of the Anaheim high school from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. Admission free. Hazel Snow of Bakersfield exhibits her rug. "Harvest," has been exhibited in the annual exhibit at Worcester, in May of this year. The caused much comment and赞赏 at $3,000. Mrs. Kaddy Bee, sister of Pearl K. McCabe, will be here to greet the guests and friends. Mrs. Pearl Town is famous for her demeanor and technique of hook rugging. Phtho Focht is administrator of education in Anaheim and Louise Lightfoot is the interior of the rug classes. Sum-classes are now open for registration on Tuesdays from 9 to 3. INITIATION SET Redor club members are re-elected of the 8:30 communion day at St. Mary's church in Barton. After mass there will breakfast at Ted and Zella's which time new members will initiate. Hostess can reduce kitchen to a minimum when she is doing a meal if she serves the course in the living room and its main course on the table seating guests. Use a kit cart or buffet wagon for double ring services united the former Miss Gerre Homan and Richard McKenna. Gerre Homan-Richard McKenna Say Vows at White Temple Methodist Miss Gerre Homan, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Homan of South Gate, was a love- DOUBLE RING SERVICES united the former Miss Gerre Homan and Richard McKenna. Gerre Homan-Richard McKenna Say Vows at White Temple Methodist Miss Gerre Homan, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Homan of South Gate, was a lovely bride Sunday as she said vows with Richard McKenna of West Covina, at the altar of White Temple Methodist church. Spring flowers decorated the altar for the late afternoon services, read by the Rev. Frank Butterworth. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an ankle-length gown of white embroidered organdy with puffed sleeves and a peter pan collar. The family crown held her waist length veil and she carried white shattered daisies. Maid of honor, Miss June Draper from UCLA, wore white organdy over gold taffeta with a bouquet of beige daisies. Miss Joanne Penrose from UCLA, Miss Diane Raymond, also from UCLA, and Miss Nancy Lou Homan, the bride's sister, were bridesmaids and wore white organdy over yellow taffeta and carried brown centered yellow daisies. Little Miss Linda Campbell as flower girl, wore a bouffant dress of white organdy over taffeta. The bride's four year old cousin, Bruce Pape, was ring bearer and Miss Norma Tews was reader. Robert Orr served as best man, and ushers were Gerald Leavitt, Arthur Alacron and Mark Rider. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Arthur Alacron, Miss Betty Lou Neigh and Miss Helen Hillary. Miss Teddy Lou Payne had charge of the guest book. The bride's mother wore apple green rayon with accessories in beige and coco and a corsage of cymbidiums. Mrs. McKenna wore a brocaded ensemble with white accessories. The bride chose for traveling a navy blue suit with a red and white linen hat and carnation corsage. She is a graduate of Anaheim's high school and Fullerton junior college and will receive teaching credentials from UCLA in February. Her husband, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Raymond of West Covina, is a graduate of Fremont high school, Occidental, Mt. San Antonio college and UCLA. They will reside on the UCLA campus. THE S.Q.R. STOR NELLY DON DRESSMAKER Cotton lace for a season when pretty, feminine clothes are so smart. By dressmaker COFFEE VALUES Wards 1 lb. 79¢ Hill 1 lb. 74¢ Way 1 lb. 72¢ Chunk Tuna 6½ oz. 27¢ Mazola Oil 27¢ quart bottle 52¢ BABY FOODS Berber's Strained or Junior. Side assortment at low price. 3 cans 25¢ Snowdrift Vegetable 3 lb. 75¢ Surf Suds Glass pkg. 39 oz. 53¢ REVALUES 5 lbs. 25¢ LARGE SIZE. 5¢ h. 10¢ h. 10¢ h. 6¢ WAY ON ST., ANAHEIM TOPS TOURNAMENT — A new collure created by Georgius is presented by Fredie, leading French model, during the Tournament of the Best-Dressed Woman, in Paris. THINGS TO COME by General CHILD'S BOWL TYPE SPOON WITH BASKET IT'S JUST DON'T LOOK RIGHT TO ME! WANTED! AUTOMATIC BOOK MEMBER FOR ENGELLOWS Cotton lace for a season when pretty, feminine clothes are so smart. By dressmaker Nelly Don with simple, well-cut lines, fine little touches of satin. In pink, navy and lilac.... Regular and Half Sizes. fashions second floor THE SQR STORE Girl Scout News Girl Scout troop 31 from Zion Lutheran school held its last meeting at the beach where the girls enjoyed swimming, had a cook out dinner and held a court of awards. Receiving second class badges were Marilyn Niormann, Virginia Tietsch, Kathleen Schulz, Lois Wenholz, Janet Landes, Jane Rieineman, Jean Pflug, Betty Hogland, Sharon Heltshusen, Sharon Troutman, and Janet Cooke. Georgeanne Nelson, Sandra Ballman, Lorraine Schulz and Shirley Newkirk were awarded first aid badges. Accompanying the girls on the beach outing were Mrs. John Cooke, Mrs. Vernon Schulz and troop leader, Mrs. W. Troutman. Good cooks stagger cake pans on the oven rack so as to allow full circulation of hot air during baking. When the cake layers are baked the cakes should be turned out on cooling racks to prevent "sweating." Avoid storing canned foods in high kitchen cupboards because it's usually too warm there for them. THE S.Q.R. STORE The bride's family gives the original~the only George Washington's Choice DANISH BEAUTY— Hanne Sorensen, 20, of Copenhagen, was chosen "Miss Denmark" to represent her country in the annual "Miss Universe" contest at Long Beach, Cal. Eggplant will help make a vegetable lunch or supper hearty. Choose young eggplants; the over-mature ones might have a slightly bitter taste. Peel and slice the eggplant in rounds, then dip in a batter and fry lightly in butter or margarine. This magnificent Bates bedspread carries a certificate of ownership guaranteeing authenticity...the only bedspread in the world that is permanently registered in the owner's name! Don't compromise on a copy. Be sure you get the real "George Washington's Choice"* by Bates! Loomed to be Heirloomed Sizes 82 x 110 or 96 x 110, reversible, pre-shrunk 27.50 Here's the perfect Bates pattern for a small room that you want to make into a TV room or a study. Wonderful for a boy's room too, because it won't show wear, comes out of the wash as good as new! Here's the perfect Bates pattern for a small room that you want to make into a TV room or a study. Wonderful for a boy's room too, because it won't show wear, comes out of the wash as good as new! SPACE MAKERS • MONEY SAVERS Bates BEDSPREADS • MATCHING DRAPERIES BATES "UNION PACIFIC" ...detailed train design in brilliant color on a tan or slate ground. Single or double size bedspread, 8.95 bedding ... downstairs STORE HOURS: 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. FRIDAY, 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M.