anaheim-gazette 1953-06-11

Athletic Benefit Carnival Slated At Mater Dei To secure funds for uniforms and equipment for the athletic teams of Mater Dei High school in Santa Ana, the school's Booster club has organized a benefit carnival to be held at the Edinger and Bristol st. campus June 13 and 14. Highlight of the carnival will be the awarding of the first prize for the two-day affair, a 1953 Cadillac automobile. Drawings for a host of other prizes will also be held. Other activities to be held at the carnival will include music, dancing, booths and a huge barbecue. No admission fee is to be charged, according to Coach Tom Carter. Mater Dei is only three years old and graduated its first class of seniors last Tuesday—61 graduates. The student body now numbers about 370. Brownies Observe School Year's End Caroyln Combs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frende Combs, entertained her Brownie troop on Thursday at her home at 10711 South West street. The enthusiastic second graders celebrated the close of their first year of scouting by enjoying a buffet luncheon followed by swimming in the Combs' sewimming pool. Mrs. Loren Wagner, scout leader, assisted Mrs. Combs with the arrangements. Guest list for the afternoon included Linda Casto. Christian Science Mother Church Holds Annual Meeting on Monday The practical value of spiritual understanding in daily life was the keynote as more than 7,500 Christian Scientists from throughout the world met Monday, June 8 for the annual meeting of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. A special message from the Christian Science board of directors told the gathering that materialism not only is being challenged, but is yielding increasingly to the impact of spiritual enlightenment. Named president of The Mother Church for the coming year was Mrs. Grace F. Cudworth of Boston, a Christian Science practitioner active in the healing work of the denomination for almost 50 years. Her term of office is for one year. Reports of the world-wide activities of the denomination which has branches throughout the United States and in some 40 other countries, were made by key officials. Expenditure of approximately one million dollars for charitable purposes during the year was reported by Roy Garrett Watson, treasurer. Strengthening of the denomination's work with young people was reported in several fields. Establishment of a division of college organization activities was announced by Theodore E. Metzner, manager department of branches. MRS. GRACE F. CUDWORTH pitallized veterans and members of the armed forces. Fourteen Christian Science chaplains three of them in Korea—are on active duty with troops. Officials announced that 34 new branches of The Mother Church were established during the year. They included branches in Casa blanca, Morocco; Apeldoorn, the Netherlands and several in Germany. Caryln Combs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frende Combs, entertained her Brownie troop on Thursday at her home at 10711 South West street. The enthusiastic second graders celebrated the close of their first year of scouting by enjoying a buffet lunch on followed by swimming in the Combs' swimming pool. Mrs. Loren Wagner, scout leader, assisted Mrs. Combs with the arrangements. Guest list for the afternoon included Linda Casto, Linda Francis, Judith White, Marsha Slegel, Beth Johnson, Claudia Wagner and Georgia Osumi. The belief is common that it is possible to make an image of a person and by destroying the image to destroy the person. In his youth, George Washington surveyed the streets of his home town, Alexandria, Va. Expenditure of approximately one million dollars for charitable purposes during the year was reported by Roy Garrett Watson, treasurer. Strengthening of the denomination's work with young people was reported in several fields. Establishment of a division of college organization activities was announced by Theodore E. Metzner, manager, department of branches and practitioners. The new division is headed by a former Christian Science navy chaplain, Joseph G Heard of Miami, Fla. The camp welfare department announced the opening of a British branch to serve Christian Scientists stationed with the armed forces in Hong Kong, Malaya, Singapore, Egypt, Gibraltar, and other points. More than 400 civilian workers are ministering to host- Fuchsia Society Picnic Postponed The picnic of the National Fuchsia Society, scheduled for June 14 in Anaheim City Park, has been postponed indefinitely due to the proximity of the date of the Fuchsia show slated for Knott's Berry Farm June 26, 27 and 28. Picnic Chairman Charles Criss announced last week. A 50-yard dash with a potato on a spoon! An exciting bit of Americana— World's Greatest Potato That's the 2200-mile dash on the Santa Fe with 1,350,000,000 potatoes. Somebody east said, "Pass the potatoes!" Out in California, the fertile San Joaquin Valley heard them. And look what happened. Santa Fe started moving 14,000 to 15,000 carloads of potatoes to hungry markets all over the Midwest and East. 36,000 to 40,000 pounds to a carload. As high as 550 carloads per day at peak of harvest. That's more than 1,350,000,000 potatoes. And that's a lot of spuds. Bag 'em. Load 'em. Roll 'em. And hustle. Somebody east said, "Pass the potatoes!" From America's largest fleet of refrigerator cars owned by an individual railroad, these yellow Santa Fe "reefers" are dispatched to Capital of the West." There the cars are cleaned, checked switched. And iced fast (a car a mile please). These potatoes can't wait! In servicing the cars as they spice docks at Bakersfield and N.Belen, N. Mex., Waynoka, Oklahoma City work the clock around. Electric trolled "hump" yards speed the swift. SANTA FE PRECISION—SANTA FE On-time delivery calls for full-time keep these schedules "on the adventures." After the potatoes come the white fruits... grapes... melons... and tables all year long—flooding east Fe country to you. Everything free to zucchini. It costs Santa Fe millions of dollars you so—and provide you with Super But we're proud to say they are not one penny comes from the tax. SANTA FE SYSTEM LIE THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1924 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ther Church ing on Monday James Loonie to Receive Degree James R. Loonie, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Loonie, 931 N. Dickel st., Anaheim, is a candidate for the master of science degree from the University of Oregon at Eugene. Commencement exercises are slated for June 14. Loonie is one of 352 candidates for advanced degrees. Candidates for all degrees at the commencement number 1324. Three Anaheimers To Graduate from Pomona College Three Anaheim students are candidates for graduation at the 60th annual commencement of Pomona college at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, June 14, in Bridges auditorium. They are Celia L. Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hamilton, 11071 S. Los Angeles street; Cortez W. Hoskins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, 320 W. Alberta; and Robert B. Mayo, son of Mrs. J.' W. Kerns, 1409 Crone avenue. Miss Hamilton, a 1949 graduate of Anaheim High school, has majored in modern social institutions at Pomona college, where she was elected a member of Phi Beta Kappa, highest under-graduate honor society, last fall. She plans to do graduate work at the University of California at Berkeley. Hoskins was graduated in 1949 from Anaheim High school and State Employment Office to Move June 22 will be moving day for the Fullerton office of the California Employment service. It was announced this week by Herrman Ziemer, manager. The state employment agency will occupy new quarters in a modern brick structure at 233 E. Commonwealth. Office activities will proceed as usual on opening day and a formal dedication date is to be set some time in July. NEW BABY WELCOMED A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Biane Robinson of 701 Pythias st., on June 5 in Fullerton General hospital. The new arrival has been named Jerry Allan. The newcomer has been busy this week getting acquainted with his two brothers and two sisters. Mitchell Joins Third Infantry WITH THE 3D INFANTRY DIV. IN KOREA—Pvt. Bob Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs., Mitchell, 151 N. Yale ave., Fullerton, Calif., recently arrived in Korea for duty with the 3d Infantry Division. The 3d Division has participated in many of the bloody battles the Korean conflict, including White Horse, Jackson Heights and Kelly Hill. Private Mitchell, a heavy-wear infantryman, entered the Army last November and received basic training at Fort Gilead California. A former student at Fullerton Junior college, he was a laboratory technician at the Brea Valley Processing Co., in civilian livery. SAFEWAY FINAL BIG WEEK! HURRY HURRY HURRY! SALE ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT (SUNDAY NIGHT IN STORES OPEN SUNDAY) MAYONNAISE Nu Made brand. quart (Print size: 35c) AIRW Mild, mellow Miss Hamilton, a 1949 graduate of Anaheim High school, has majored in modern social institutions at Pomona college, where she was elected a member of Phil Beta Kappa, highest under-graduate honor society, last fall. She plans to do graduate work at the University of California at Berkeley. Hoskins was graduated in 1949 from Anaheim High school and has majored in geology at Pomona. He has been prominent in the ROTC battalion in college, serving as cadet master sergeant and as a second lieutenant in the last year. Mayo, who was graduated in 1947 from Anaheim High school, attended Fullerton Junior college, the University of California at Los Angeles, and Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. AMERICA'S NEW RAILROAD SUPER VALUES IN M ROUND ST Tender, juicy, from governm CHOICE Beef, trimmed befor BONE IN CUT Boneless Round St CORNED BEEF Mild cure. Excellent served hot or cold. GROUND BEEF The Aristocrat of Ground Beef Cooks right, tastes right ... because it's made right. FRYING RABBITS Fresh, local. All ready for the pan. BEEF LIVER Sliced or in piece. Excellent with onions. Whole Whiting Cod Fillet SPAGHETTI Globe "A 1," long. 2-lb. Guest Cotillion brand. FRYING RABBITS Fresh, local. All ready for the pan. BEEF LIVER Sliced or in piece. Excellent with onions. lb. 49¢ SPAGHETTI Globe "A 1," long. 2-lb. (12-oz. pkg., 19c.) pkg. 41¢ M. J. B. RICE Quick-cooking for quick meals. pkg. 13¢ ZEE TISSUE Toilet paper. Family Pok. 4 rolls 27¢ SILK TISSUE Toilet paper. Special value! roll 5¢ PARADE SUDS SPECIAL WASHDAY SALE . . . 10¢ off on Giant pkg., 5¢ off on regular pkg. 39-oz. pkg. SPECIAL PRICE 49¢ Reg. 59c 19-oz. pkg. SPECIAL PRICE 24¢ Reg. 29c ORA Sweet, juic YELLOW Sweet Spa GREE Locally gro SAFEWA YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY Rep. Utt to Appear On Sunday TV Show A telegram to the Gazette from Rep. James B. Utt (R-Calif.) yesterday revealed that the Congressman from Santa Ana will be a guest on Congressman Hiestand's TV show "Washington Calling California." Chairman Daniel Reed of the House Ways and Means committee will also appear on the program, alred at 9:15 p.m., June 14, on Channel 7 (KECA). Quick cooking equation: two tablepoons canned or frozen lemon juice equals juice of one lemon. Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Main Office: 117 W. Cypress Branch: 350 W. Center Anaheim If salad greens must stand before serving, serve them with a little lemon juice. Keeps them fresh. Add dressing just before serving. Join the best team. Be a member of North Orange county's aircraft spotting team. You can volunteer at 4852 Eureka St., Yorba Linda, phone Placentia 6648. National Advertised PORTABLE RADIO SPECIAL $29.50 WHILE THEY LAST MUSIC DEPT. NORMAN'S JEWELRY 223 W. CENTER ST. Anaheim, Calif. Fine Watch Repairing SUPER VALUE DAYS SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! AIRWAY COFFEE Mild, mellow blend. Grind ot store. (2-lb. bag, 1-1lb. bag) VALUE SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! AIRWAY COFFEE Mild, mellow blend. Grind at store. (2-lb. bag, 1.36.) 1-lb. bag 69¢ PORK & BEANS Van Camps, with pork & tomato sauce. (21-oz., 15c.) 30-oz. can 19¢ FRUIT COCKTAIL Libby brand. For summer fruit salads. (17-oz., 19c.) 30-oz. can 29¢ TOMATO JUICE Libby brand. For breakfast. (18-oz., 2 cans, 19c.) 46-oz. can 19¢ BUTTER SPRING HOUSE BRAND FIRST QUALITY Grade AA butter, quartered and packed in cartons. lb. 73¢ UES IN MEATS D STEAK Tender, juicy, full-flavored. Cut from government grade U. S. CHOICE Beef, perfectly aged and trimmed before weighing. BONE IN CUT lb. 69¢ Boneless Round Steak lb. 75¢ EF BONELESS BRISKET lb. 49¢ EF The Aristocrat of Ground Beef lb. 39£ BBITS lb. 59£ Whole Whiting Pan ready lb. 25¢ Cod Fillet Captain's Choice lb. 33¢ Jane Arden Cookies The cookies with the party flavor. Made from finest ingredients, freshly-baked. Choice of OATMEAL (8-oz.); SUGAR (8-oz.). COCOANUT PUFFS (6½-oz.) per pkg. 23¢ GOLD POUND CAKE SPECIAL 25¢ Sunshine Cookies Kremeline Assorted 5½-oz. pkg. 25¢ Vienna Fingers 7½-oz. pkg. 25¢ Hydrox Cookies 7½-oz. pkg. 25¢ MARGARINE Sunnybank Yellow. Foil-wrapped cubes. lb. 23¢ Beverage Values Apple Cider Martinelli quart bottle 33¢ Pepsi-Cola Deposits extra 6 12-oz. bottles 45¢ Guest Ice Cream Catillion brand... superb flavor, vel- BBITS lb. 59¢ Whole Whiting Pan ready lb. 25¢ Cod Fillet Captain's Choice lb. 33¢ Guest Ice Cream Cotillion brand . . superb flavor, velvet-smooth consistency. PINT CARTON (2 pints 47¢) 24¢ MARGARINE Sunnybank Yellow. Foil-wrapped cubes. lb. 23¢ Beverage Values Apple Cider Martinelli quart bottle 33¢ Pepsi-Cola Deposits extra 6 12-oz. bottles 45¢ ORANGE SODA Cragmont. 2 32-oz. bottles 29¢ POTATOES U.S. No. 1-A White Rose. Freshly dug, good size. ORANGES MEDIUM SIZE VALENCIAS Sweet, juicy, fine flavored. Buy several pounds. lb. 3¢ YELLOW ONIONS Sweet Spanish. Mild. Excellent for slicing. lb. 2¢ GREEN CABBAGE Locally grown, solid. Excellent with corned beef. lb. 4¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., JUNE 11, 12, 13, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No-sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM