anaheim-gazette 1953-03-19

Local Author and Composer Receives Honorary Membership In Mark Twain Society BY JOAN S. WHITE World wide recognition has come to Grace Shattuck Ball, poetess laureate of Anaheim. She has just received honorary membership in the Mark Twain society, the league of nations of literature composed of the world's who's who dedicated to "binding the world in bonds of cultured peace." In assuming membership in this esteemed organization, Mrs. Ball joins with the crowned heads of Europe, Prime Minister Winston Churchill and President Eisenhower as well as many of this country's best known writers. Edna Forber, Cornellia Otis Skinner, Kathleen Norris and Bugge O'Neil hold honorary membership in the organization. Book Published Mrs. Ball has just published her third book of poems entitled "Daily Bread," a new and unusual collection of light verse inspired by her excursions to the desert and beach, and by Anaheim's changing seasons. She is the author of "Arethusa" and "The Singing Heart," other volumes of delightful verse, and her poems have appeared in several anthologies. Mrs. Ball's work has been published by "The American Bard," "Dessert Magazine," "Poe," "The Glendale Press," "The Valley Times" and a host of other newspapers and poetry magazines. The poems have been well received because they reflect her love of people and the ability to capture the beauty of nature. Each poem sings a song of its own in striking rythmic pattern attesting to the fact that Mrs. Ball is an accomplished musician as well as poet. She is master of piano and violin and gives music lessons at her studio here in town. YLI Prepares For Hospital Easter Party Miss Margaret Blockman of the annual Easter for children and patients Orange county hospital, ed that members who cookies and color eggs, protect her at 6941. Egg pring may be obtained Block's home, 110 W. Vail during the week of March There are 309 baskets ed so many cookies will ed and members are ed make generous donations lies in shapes of chickens nies are preferred. Bas be filled in Miss Block's or Good Friday evening. Miss Mary Jean Lambral chairman of the spruce in the Anaheim Elks' on March 25, announced thence is needed in decor clubhouse on the mornin dance. Miss Anne Tream chairman, may be reached for tickets, or they may be ed from any YLI member dance is to be semi-formal open to all YLL members friends. Music will be ed by the Bill Burchit orchestra. President Mrs. Leo Martin presided at the event and Mrs. Opal Rimpau, deputy to Long Beach, announced that Miss Dorotea of Oceanside, district dep make her official visit Beach institute the even March 26. Members plan attend the dinner and meet asked to contact Mrs. Rie 5274. Reservations will March 23. Following the meeting Charles (Virginia) Multiple gram chairman, present Roebort of Pasadena, prepares the Fatima preparation ment, who showed the colors "Our Lady of Fatima rating many interestingentin facts of the picture Miss Dorothy Hart w Bobby Wayne Gray, 19, Amarillo, Tex.; Margarita Anne Laraey, 20, 15102 Harbor blvd., San Ana. Paul Martinez Estrella, 18, 1113 Swan, Anaheim; Victoria Salina, 14, 1800 Westminster blvd., San Ana. Theodore Herman Wedel, 35, 815 E. Clementine; Marguerite Ann Withorn, 39, 316 S. Dart st., both of Anaheim. Thomas Donald Quinn, 24, Des Moines, I., and Joyce Jean Alma, 19, 1104 W. Center st., Anaheim. March 16—Irvin Clair Knowles, 24, 8321 Chestnut ave., South Gate; Ellen Martha Khler, 28, 811 Buttonwood st., Anaheim. March 12—Plato Lorence Brunel, 71, 231 W. Center st., Anaheim; Ida Laura Ledel, 63, 10905 San Vicente ave., Lynwood. March 13—Herbert Raymond Percis, 21, 208 N. Topeka st., Anaheim; Allene Juanita Lopez, 19, 1727 S. Greenleaf, Whittier. STORK SCORE CASTO — Mr. and Mrs. Glenn, 3922 E. Orangewood, Orange; Fullerton General hospital, boy, March 6. DANIEL — Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, 227 W. Lincoln, Anaheim; Fullerton Cottage hospital, girl, March 6. PEREZ — Mr. and Mrs. John M., 382 Highland, Buena Park; Fullerton General hospital, girl, March 7. NEED — Mr. and Mrs. Jay, 815 Ridge Knoll; Fullerton General hospital, boy, March 7. SCHNEIDER — Mr. and Mrs. Donald, 1335 Dorothy lane; Fullerton General hospital, boy, March 7. STOVER — Mr. and Mrs. Larry, 811 Mills drive; Anaheim; Fullerton General hospital, boy, March 7. STUDHALTER — Mr. and Mrs. Walter, 718 N. Claudina; Anaheim; M.Joseph hospital; Orange boy, pounds, 10 ounces, March 6. No hits; no runs; no outs; oven Steven Threes blues and three pinks. PATIN — Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel, 7231 Lincoln, Anaheim; Fullerton General hospital, March 12, girl. Harwood Larsons Honor Eastern Guest at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Harwood R. Larson, 551 S. Lemon st., entertained with a dinner Sunday in honor of his uncle, Dr. Walter Lawson of Wilmington, Del. Dr. Lawson is an associate of the DuPont Co., and is here on a business trip. Other guests were Dr. Lawson's sister, Mrs. Lillian Langum and her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Melton Langum, Michael and Martin, all of Torrance. Brownies to Take MRS. ROBERT ARMENIAL Welfare chairman STOVER—Mr. and Mrs. Larry, 1 Mills drive, Anaheim, Fulleron General hospital, boy, March STUDHALTER—Mr. and Mrs. Walter, 718 N. Claudina, Anaheim, M. Joseph hospital, Orange, boy, pounds, 10 ounces, March 6. No hits, no runs, no outs, even Steven. Three blues and three pinks. PATIN—Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel, 231 Lincoln, Anaheim, at Fulleron General hospital, March 12, a girl. SCHEWTSCENKO—Mr. and Mrs. George, 102 Alamo, Anaheim, at Fullerton Cottage hospital Mech. M., a girl, 6 pounds, 15½ ounces. SALLEE—Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 18½ S. Philadelphia, Anaheim, at St. Joseph hospital, Orange, March 12, a boy. OWENS—Mr. and Mrs. Alfred, 1041 Patt st., Anaheim, at Orange County hospital, March 11, a boy, 6 pounds, 7 ounces. McCALL—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, 20722 Highway 18, Anaheim, M. Fullerton General hospital, March 11, a girl. MURPHY—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, 3248 Rio Vista, Anaheim, at Fullerton General hospital, March 10, a boy. DESERT EASTER All the year preparing Their pretty golden wicks For Easter-time and bearing The Lord's full candle sticks. Cactus flower with jagged thorn, A fragrant tribute giving To one who left His tomb one morh. For everlasting living! Brownies to Take Part in Girl Scout Anniversary The Anaheim Girl Scouts will celebrate the Anniversary of scouting in a program to be given Thursday, March 26 at 7:00 p.m., in the Anaheim Union High School auditorium. All Brownies are expected to participate. Zion Lutheran Scouts are working on an Irish lullaby in preparation for their representation of Ireland, and each Brownie is asked to bring her doll so it may be used in the program. Brownies are requested to have their uniforms freshly done for this event, and if for some reason one does not have a uniform she is asked to contact one of the leaders so that a used one may be obtained for her. It is customary that each Brownie donate a penny for each year of her age (8 years - 8 pennies). This money goes to the National Scout office. The Scout House has strangely to have the program over promptly at 8:00 p.m. REDUCING FREE demonstration with this ad. Cut it out now. Our Reducing Roller Machines help run to lose 1 in 29 lbs safely. Know the world over we have taken more weight from the body than any other Indicator made. Men's and ladies' Depla. Bring a friend. It's fun to reduce. Free Dems with this Ad. Phone Anaheim 1702 at Brachman's Baths; Message and Colou Brigzness Health Office, 712 S. Los Angeles St. MRS. ROBERT ARMEDIAL Welfare chairman, display the Lily Parade Anaheim and Fullerton ground are the lilies woven and therapy for the Easter Lily Parade is campaign to raise fund YLI Prepares For Hospital Easter Party Miss Margaret Block, chairman of the annual Easter party for children and patients of the Orange county hospital, announced that members who can make cookies and color eggs, please contact her at 6941. Eggs for cooking may be obtained at Miss Block's home, 110 W. Valencia st., during the week of March 30. There are 309 baskets to be filled, so many cookies will be needed and members are asked to make generous donations. Cookies in shapes of chicks and bunnies are preferred. Baskets will be filled in Miss Block's home after Good Friday evening services. Miss Mary Jean Lambert, general chairman of the spring dance in the Anaheim Elks' clubhouse, March 25, announced that assistance is needed in decorating the clubhouse on the morning of the dance. Miss Anne Treanor, ticket chairman, may be reached at 5247 for tickets, or they may be obtained from any YLI member. The dance is to be semi-formal and is open to all YLI members and their friends. Music will be furnished by the Bill Burchit orchestra. President Mrs. Leo (Marie) Martin presided at the meeting and Mrs. Opal Rimpau, institute deputy to Long Beach institute, announced that Miss Dorothy Hart of Oceanside, district deputy, will make her official visit to Long Beach institute the evening of March 26. Members planning to attend the dinner and meeting are asked to contact Mrs. Rimpau at 5274. Reservations will close on March 23. Following the meeting Mrs. Charles (Virginia) Mulligan, program chairman, presented Ray Rohorft of Pasadena, president of the Fatima preparation movement, who showed the colored pictures "Our Lady of Fatima," narrating many interesting and pertinent facts of the picture. Miss Dorothy Hart will make Girl Scouts to Hear Homemaking Advisor Monday Miss Alice C. Sanderson, homemaking adviser for the national Girl Scout organization, will be in Anaheim on March 23 for one of the series of homemaking institutes she is conducting for Girl Scouts throughout the United States. The institute will be held on Monday, March 23 at 10 a.m. at La Palma recreation center. Miss Sanderson is a former scout and has been a volunteer leader in her home city of Ithaca, N.Y. A Cornell university graduate in home economics, she taught this subject in public schools before joining the Girl Scout national staff. Since 1948 Miss Sanderson has been a community adviser for Girl Scout groups in the New England states. The series of homemaking institutes which she is holding throughout the country has been made possible by a special grant to the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. from the Stanley Home Products, Inc., of Westfield, Mass. The object of the institutes is to give Girl Scouts opportunity to learn latest techniques in home care, cooking and nutrition. The north Orange county Girl Scout council is participating with council in presenting this institute Mrs. Wesley Visel, training chairman for the Anaheim Girl Scout council is in charge of arrangements with Mrs. Jerry Shakolian, first vice president of the Anaheim Leaders club and Mrs. Robert Patterson, program chairman for the north Orange county council assisting her. Anaheim FFA Eliminated in Regional Contest The Anaheim Futures Forum Beach institute the evening of March 26. Members planning to attend the dinner and meeting are asked to contact Mrs. Rimpau at 5874. Reservations will close on March 12. Following the meeting Mrs. Charles (Virginia) Mulligan, program chairman, presented Ray Roehorft of Pasdena, president of the Fatima preparation movement, who showed the colored pictures "Our Lady of Fatima," narrating many interesting and pertinent facts of the picture. Miss Dorothy Hart will make her official visit to Anaheim Institute Monday evening April 20. A planned polluck dinner in the IOOF hall will precede the meeting and formal initiation of new members. Dinner chairman is Mrs. Norman (Wenona) Halderman. Coffee hour, chairman was Mrs. Ray (Florence) Ortez, assisted by Mrs. Warren (Kay) Dollar and Mrs. Arnold (Wilda) Wiebe. Attendance prize was won by Miss Amie Treator. Personal Mrs. Ivan Mahaffle, 5532 Certing ave., Cypress, was hostess to her 500 club last week. High score was won by Mrs. John Karraker, second by Mrs. Gordon Sutton and Mrs. Thomas Baroldi received the consolation prize. Other guests were Mmes. Raymond Binns, Elton C. Snavely, Chris P. Clodi, Anthony F. Parra, John Cooke, Richard S. Yater, Jesse E. Pruett and Marie Eckert. Anaheim FFA Eliminated in Regional Contest The Anaheim Future Farmers were eliminated in the southern regional public speakers' contest held in Covina Monday evening, when Roger De Mille whose topic was "Who Owns the Water of the Central Valley" placed third. First place was won by Holtville, and second by San Bernardino. Son Born to W. L. Butterbaughs Wayne L. Butterbaugh, superintendent of Savanna school and Mrs. Butterbaugh are announcing the birth of their son, Gary Wayne. The young man made his appearance at St. Joseph hospital at 9:30 a.m. on St. Patrick's day, weighing in at 7 pounds, 5½ ounces. The Butterbaughs who reside at 401 N. Resh st., are also the parents of a little 2-year-old daughter, Sally. MRS. ROBERT ARMENTROUT—Anaheim Jr. Ebell Social Welfare chairman and Mrs. Fred Smoke of Council is in charge of arrangements with Mrs. Jerry Shakolah, first vice president of the Anaheim Leaders club and Mrs. Robert Patterson, program chairman for the north Orange county council assisting her. GROUND BEEF Tops in flavor. Made fresh daily from selected beef. BOILING BEEF Cut from U.S. Choice Gov't graded beef. Special! CORNED BEEF U.S. Gov't graded Choice. Serves hot or cold. WIENERS No. 1 quality. Tender, juicy. Packed in Cello. Beel Liver Sliced or in piece 69c Beef Hearts Excellent to bake 29c Beel Tongue Difficult to boiled 39c Pork Sausage Packed in Viking 1 lb./gal. 45c Link Sausage Pure pork 55c Fillel of Cod Captain's choice 35c Sole Fillet Captain's choice 49c Fresh Orange Iced Angel Food Cake Regular 58c SPECIAL PRICE 49¢ Slender Way Bread 27c MRS. ROBERT ARMENTROUT—Anaheim Jr. Ebell Social Welfare chairman, and Mrs. Fred Smales of Fullerton, display the Lily Parade arm-bands which will be seen on Anaheim and Fullerton streets next Saturday. In foreground are the lilies which will bring funds for the education and therapy for the area's crippled youngsters. The Easter Lily Parade is part of the nation-wide Easter Seal campaign to raise funds for the Society for Crippled Chil- Let Us Help You Beautify Your Home NEW BANDINI ROSE SPRAY SEE OUR ROSES in BLOOM BANDINI ROSE FERTILIZER and Make Selection from a Rainbow of Colors & Famous Names BOTTS NURSERY 226 LINCOLN AVE. PHONE ANAHEIM 5450 We GIVE and REDEEM Gold Bond Stamps Fresh Orange Iced Angel Food Cake Regular 58c SPECIAL PRICE 49c Slender Way Bread SKYLAR 22c Raisin Nut Bread SKYLAR 22c SAVE 10¢ on Betty Crocker CAKE MIXES BETTY CROCKER CAKE MIX White, Yellow, Devil's Food or Honey Spice. (Betty Crocker Ginger Cake Mix, 14½-oz.) pkg. FRESH EGGS Inspected and cartohed. Look for the 'Betty Crocker, Save 10¢' coupon on the front of each carton. Cream O' the Crop 65¢ Large size, Grade AA quality. Breakfast Gems 61¢ Large size, Grade A quality. Oak Glen 59¢ Large size, Grade A quality. SAFEW YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuchl, President Mrs. Benjamin Wise-President Mrs. Beaty-Treasurer H. C. Burkheimer, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870. ANAheim Gazette Theodore B. Kuchl, Publisher H. C. Burkheimer, Gen. Manager Leonard Kreidt, City Editor Russel D. Daly, Adv. Manager Ralph Rouland, Classified Manager Dex Young, Circulation Manager Published Thursday of each week at 6:30 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Phone: 2506 Entered as second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: $50c per month by carrier or $8 per year by carrier or mall. 2 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1863 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA JUST RECEIVED - BIG SHIPMENT OF 'COSTUME JEWELRY' VERY LATEST CREATIONS SPECIAL SALE (Choice) $700 Values to $3.05 Including Medallions Bracelets Necklaces Earrings Scatter-Pins COME AND SEE THEM NORMAN'S JEWELRY 223 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM ANAHEIM'S POPULAR PRICE STORE EXPERT WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIRING TRADE HERE AND SAVE MARCH VALUE DAYS at SAVEMAY CRISCO 3-lb. can 75¢ Pure vegetable shortening. (1-lb. can, 27¢.) BEANS 30-oz. can 19¢ Van Camp's, with pork. (16-oz. can, 10¢.) SOUP 2 10½-oz. can 19¢ Campbell's Tomato. CHUNK TUNA Torpedo 6-oz. can 23¢ Star Kisl 6½-oz. can 27¢ DAYS at SAVEWAY SOUP 2 10½-oz. can 19¢ Campbell's Tomato. CHUNK TUNA Torpedo 6-oz. can 23¢ For salads, sandwiches. Star Kist 6½-oz. can 27¢ VALUES IN MEATS CK ROAST 7-Bone cut (Round bone, lb. 49¢) lb. 43¢ BEEF VISKING PACK 10¢ lb. 39¢ BEEF PLATE MEAT 10¢ lb. 53¢ BEEF BONELESS BRISKET 1-lb. pkg. 45¢ Frozen Foods Bel-air brand. Finest quality. Lima Beans 10-oz. pkg. 17¢ Fordhook variety. Strawberries 12-oz. pkg. 29¢ Fancy sliced. Concentrated Orange Juice 2 6-oz. can 27¢ 12-oz. can 25¢ Coffee Values Airway 1-lb. bag 69¢ (2-lb. bag, 1.36.) Nob Hill 1-lb. bag 74¢ (2-lb. bag, 1.46.) Nescafe 2-oz. jar 55¢ (6-oz. jar, 1.59.) We redeem Nescafe coupons. ORANGES Sweet, juicy, medium size California. Navels. Excellent to peel, eat out of hand. Fine to slice for salads, too. Special value! GRAPEFRUIT COACHELLA VALLEY Large size, sweet, juicy, full-flavored. FIRM RIPE 2 pkg. 25¢ Just right for slicing. Packed in collo. HEAD LETTUCE Crisp, clean, solid heads. For salads, sandwiches. FRESH CARROTS GRAPEFRUIT Large size, sweet, juicy, full-flavored. TOMATOES Just right for slicing. Packed in cello. HEAD LETTUCE Crisp, clean, solid heads. For salads, sandwiches. FRESH CARROTS Crisp, tender, flavorful. Tops have been removed. COACHELLA VALLEY Ib. 5¢ 2 pkg. 25¢ Ib. 6¢ Ib. 5¢ Buzz Crocker WITH COUPON ON SPECIAL CARTON OF EGGS R R CAKE MIX 20-oz. Food or Honey Spice. pkg. 36¢ Cake Mix, 14½-oz., pkg., 27¢. EGGS Ok for the coupon on on. 65¢ ly. 61£ 59£ Suzanna Pancake Mix 40-ounce package 27¢ 3¼-lb. 35¢ (20-ounce package, 12c.) DARK KARO SYRUP Blue Label. For vse in cooking. 1¼-lb. bottle 19¢ SWEET POTATOES Trappy's brand. High quality. 21-oz. can 25¢ Visit the 38th NATIONAL ORANGE SHOW MARCH 19-29, SAN BERNARDINO More March Food Values Egg Noodles Gold Medal Med. or wide 1-lb. pkg. 35¢ French Dressing Milteni 1890 6-oz. bottle 25¢ Lucerne Milk Vitamin D-added quart carton 22½c Homogenized, pasteurized, Grade A. (Half gallon carton 45c) Lucerne prices in local milk marketing area only. Rik Rak Cleanser 2 lbs. 14-oz. com 23¢ PARADE SUDS For all. 19-oz. 39-oz. washing. pkg. 23¢ pkg. 45¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., MARCH 19, 20, 21, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to final reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to federal pricts on taxable items. FEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEDV