anaheim-gazette 1953-07-23

Marilyn Litz Wedded to Kenneth Vertrees in Bethel Baptist Rites In a double ring ceremony by candlight on Friday evening, Miss Marilyn Hope Litz became the bride of Kenneth Melton Vertrees. The Rev. Berthold Jackstelt officiated at Bethel Baptist church. The sanctuary was decorated with baskets of white gladioli and larkspur with a background of palms and fern. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Litz of 540 S. Lemon street and was given in marriage by her father. Her wedding gown was of white nylon tulle over taffeta with a short lace train. A tiara effect of orange blossoms held a blush veil in place and she carried a white Bible and a spray of white orchids and stephanotis. As maid of honor, Miss Marty Stedman wore a pale green gown of white nylon tulle over taffetta with a white lace redingote. The bridesmaids were the bride's cousins, Miss Valorie Rempel of Canada and Miss Joyce Busch of Anaheim, and Miss Rosemary Remland of Costa Mesa. They wore matching gowns of pale yellow, with similar white lace redingotes. All carried white New Testaments and white orchids. Candlelighters were Miss Ramona Schley and Mrs. Raymond Hazard. Bridegroom from Anaheim The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vertrees of Santa Maria, who has made his home with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Keeesee of 11194 Highway 101, Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Keeesee were unable to attend the ceremonies because of injuries received in a recent automobile accident in the mid-west, and were represented by the bridegroom's stepmother. Raymond Hazard attended the groom as best man. Ushers were Elson Remland of Costa Mesa; Richard Vertrees of Santa Maria; step-brother of the bridegroom; Fernando Ramos of Anaheim; Robert Litz, the bride's brother, was junior usher. Wedding music was played by organist Mrs. Walter Gooden. Soloist Miss Dolores Giordino sang MRS. KENNETH VERTREES the tea table assisted by Miss Nancy Bressel of Santa Ana, and Misses Joella Wiseman, Joan Stabbert, Dallas Bowen of Anaheim. Miss Rosalie Vertrees, step-sister of the bridegroom, was in charge of the guest book. Special guest was Mrs. William Hetterly of Manitoba, Canada, who came to Anaheim to attend the wedding of the "little girl" she had watched growing up. At Home Now The new Mr. and Mrs. Vertrees are at home now at 540% S. Lemon st., after a short honeymoon trip to Las Vegas. For her traveling costume, Mrs. Vertrees chose a suit of rose-colored cotton tweed. She wore white accessories and her white wedding orchid. SANITONE CLEANERS you'll agree ... IT'S BETTER Sesma Cleaners 130 Elm St.—Anaheim PHONE 3819 Raymond Hazard attended the groom as best man. Ushers were Elson Remland of Costa Mesa; Richard Vertrees of Santa Maria; step-brother of the bridegroom; Fernando Ramos of Anaheim; Robert Litz, the bride's brother, was junior usher. Wedding music was played by organist Mrs. Walter Gooden. Soloist Miss Dolores Giacobi sang "At Dawning," "The Lord's Prayer," and "Wedding Hymn." Following the nuptial rites, a reception was held in the church parish hall. The bride's mother wore an aqua lace trimmed gown ornamented by an orchid corsage. Mrs. Vertrees wore a pastel suit with an orchid pinned at the shoulder. The couple cut a beautifully decorated five-tiered wedding cake at the tea table which was appointed entirely in white. Mrs. Jack Busch, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Millie Remland presided at 15 of these big icing machines are in operation at ice-servicin Ever see so much fun just to chill an orange! It's the best way there is today to refrigerate a "reefer"—but it's developing an even newer and better way to do the job. In 60 seconds flat, the giant ice-crushing machines Santa Fe recently installed can fill the bunkers of a refrigerator car with five tons of ice! They are the newest and fastest machines for icing cars yet devised. And Santa Fe "reefers" are the most efficient type of refrigerator cars now on the rails. These refrigerator cars and icing machines have carried the technique of ice refrigeration to the ultimate of present day knowledge. WHAT ABOUT TOMORROW: We can't be sure, BUT— Santa Fe is now experimenting with a newer way to refrigerate cars automatically for hauling foods which may require temperatures as low as 25° below zero. 30 new experimental refrigerator cars designed by Santa Fe, built in its own shops and each with a capacity of 128,000 pounds of frozen foods, are now being utilized in the movement of frozen foods. Each of these new cars has it: PROGRESS THAT PAYS ITS O Homer Nelson's Return from Extended Trip Dr. and Mrs. Homer Nelson returned on Thursday from an extended trip through the eastern states and Canada. The couple flew to Detroit on June 17 to pick up a new car, and then drove on to Rochester, New York, where Dr. Nelson attended the American Optometric convention from June 21 through the 24th. After the convention, the NelSONS continued on to New York City and after several days of sightseeing there, drove leisurely up the Hudson valley and the New England States to Boston. The NelSONS visited Montreal, and went as far north as Quebec, Canada. On the return trip, they visited friends and relatives in Wisconsin and Minnesota. The couple were enthusiastic about the scenery along the way. They report nice weather and no really high temperatures during the entire trip. Dr. Nelson practices optometry at 114 N. Lemon street. Mr. and Mrs. Moreland, 11120 Highway 101, became the parents of a daughter on Friday. The infant was born in St. Joseph hospital and weighed 7-lbs., 6-oz. Anaheim Union High school. She was active in the Bible club there, and is a past president of Bethel Baptist Youth group. Her husband is a graduate of AUHS and Fullerton Junior col. let's be personal Susan ERG choice of a three letter monogram or your name or first your school or sporify initials... take your sweater home and wear it; the pocket flap is buttoned off for monogramming and is returned to you in a few days of NO EXTRA COST. How high can you score in this MEAT QUIZ? The correct answers may surprise you! This quiz is designed to help you get the most value for the money you spend on meat. There is only one correct answer for each of the five statements. Take a pencil and check the answers you believe are true. Score yourself 20 points for each one you get right. At Home Now New Mr. and Mrs. Verne at home now at 54015 in st., after a short honetrip to Las Vegas. For ceiling costume, Mrs. Verne a suit of rose-colored sweed. She wore white accorn and her white wedding couple plan to fly to Michimina a few weeks for an honeymoon trip. Fortrees is a graduate of Italian VILLA IMANU RODA EXAMINATION. Famous for SPAGHETTI, Fine WINES and BEER Italian VILLA AIR CONDITIONED By Refrigeration JIM FERRIS (FUCCI) CHARLIE FUCCI 227. S. Los Angeles St.—Ph. Anaheim 4458 AMERICA'S NEW RAILROAD How high can you score in this MEAT QUIZ? The correct answers may surprise you! This quiz is designed to help you get the most value for the money you spend on meat. There is only one correct answer for each of the five statements. Take a pencil and check the answers you believe are true. Score yourself 20 points for each one you get right. If you miss all of them, don't feel too bad about it! There's plenty of confusion on the subject of meat grading. The main idea of this quiz is to make the facts clear...and to remind you that all beef cuts sold at your Safeway are from meat that has been government-graded and stamped "USDA CHOICE". It's meat that is guaranteed to give you perfect eating every time. RIB ROAST STANDING 7" CUT From first five ribs of goat's graded U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF. LAMB ROAST SHOULDER SQUARE CUT Gov't graded U.S.D.A. CHOICE LAMB. No neck, no shank. CORNED BEEF BONELESS BRISKET Mild cure. Excellent served hot or cold. GROUND BEEF The Aristocrat of Ground Beef Cooks right, tastes right...because it's made right. Ocean Perch Fillets 39c Beef Liver Captain's Choice brand. Fillet of Sole 49c Lamb Breasf Captain's Choice brand. SAFEWAY GROCERY PRICES ARE BUDGE! MAYONNAISE Nu Made."Flavor-whipped." In Purity seal jar. SUGAR 5-lb. bag 45¢ Fine-granulated all-purpose Western sugar. CHEESE ½-lb. pkg. 27¢ Dutch Mill...American-mild, cheddar-rich. FRENCH DRESSING Milani 1890, (6-oz. bottle, 23c.) 12-oz. bottle 43¢ SANDWICH SPREAD Lunch pint 32¢ quart 59¢ Box. SLICED CHEESE Dutch Mill. American, 8-oz. 29¢ Special: Cookies Deer Pointies Lemon Juice M.C. Green Ripe Olive Heinz Cider Vin much fuss in orange? create a "reefer"—but Santa Fe better way to do the job own thermostatically-controlled diesel-driven compressor-type refrigerator unit. It carries 400 gallons of fuel (almost the exact amount Landbergh used to fly the Atlantic). It can maintain sub-zero temperatures all the way from California to New York. BENEFITS FELT ALL ALONG THE LINE All along the line, people and communities feel the benefits of this building now wherever it actually occurs on the Santa Fe—and day-after-day, something new is done to make "America's New Railroad" a little better. The millions of dollars this newness costs Santa Fe doesn't cost you a single penny in the taxes you pay. CHEESE Dutch Mill... American-mild, cheddar-rich. FRENCH DRESSING Milani 1890. (6-oz. bottle, 23c.) bottle 43¢ SANDWICH SPREAD Lunch pint 32¢ quart jar 59¢ Box jar 32¢ quart jar 59¢ SLICED CHEESE Dutch Mill. American, 8-oz. Swiss or Pimiento. pkg. 29¢ CHEESE FOOD Breeze brand. For sandwiches. ½-lb. pkg. 25¢ Flavor special of the month Cragmont COLA 2 32-oz. bottles 29¢ Plus deposit on bottles. Pepsi Cola Deposit on bottles 6 12-oz. bottles 45c Sundry Section Values Shave Cream Palmolive Lather 2½-oz. tube 35c Brushless Shave Palmolive Cream 5-oz. tube 47c Tooth Pasle 2¼-oz. tube 47c 5-oz. tube 63c Colgate brand. Charcoal Starler Ember Light quart size 98c Charcoal 1.61 10-lb. pkg. 89c Hardwood. Blue Flame brand. Briquels 1.89 10-lb. bag 1.09 Long burning. Cliffchar brand. Aluminum Foil Reynolds 12"x25" wrap 29c PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., JULY 23, 24, 25, 1953; AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY and pick a pocket on a Bradley SHORTY CARDIGAN of 100% zephyr wool in a delightful array of water color pastels to choose from... light blue, red, gold, copper spice, pine green, light oxford heather, novy and pre-washed white. Sizes 34-40. WALBURG'S 181 W. CENTER ST. The only impartial grading of meat for quality is done by meat packing companies retail meat carriers government-licensed meat graders Retail stores selling government-graded meat do so because government law requires it they choose to stock government-graded meat it is the only kind of meat they can buy Only one of the following is a government meat grade: In No. 1 Grade AA Choice The round purple stamp on meat means that the meat has been 1. The only impartial grading of meat for quality is done by meat packing companies retail meat cutters government-licensed meat graders 2. Retail stores selling government-graded meat do so because government law requires it they choose to stock government-graded meat It is the only kind of meat they can buy 3. Only one of the following is a government meat grade: In No. 1 Grade AA Choice 4. The round purple stamp on meat means that the meat has been government-inspected and passed as wholesome food approved by the most industry 5. The U.S. Department of Agriculture uses a meat grading stamp that has this shape (check one) STANDING 7" CUT U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF lb. 69c ST SHOULDER SQUARE CUT lb. 45c MB. No neck, no shank lb. 49c EF BONELESS BRISKET lb. 39c EF The Aristocrat of Ground Beef lb. 39c use it's made right. Beef Liver Sliced or in the piece lb. 45c Lamb Breasf U.S.D.A. CHOICE lb. 12c Lamb Shanks U.S.D.A. CHOICE lb. 39c PRICES ARE BUDGET SAVERS! SE purity seal jar. lb. 45c quart jar 49c bag tart sugar. lb. 27c 10-lb. bag 89c kg. ddar-rich. lb. 27c 2-lb. loaf 98c Special Values Cookies Deer Park Dainties 6⅓-oz. pkg. 29c Lemon Juice M.C.P. 2 5⅓-oz. cans 25c Green Ripe Olives Ebony 8⅓-oz. large can 23c Heinz Cider Vinegar pint bottle 14c Correct Answers to Meat Quiz 1. government-licensed meat proders. These experts judge meat for eating quality and stamp the correct grade right on the meat. This grade is the consumer's guide to quality. 2. They choose to stock government-graded meat Not all stores sell government-graded meat. Safety does—every cut is from beef graded "USDA CHOICE." And only meet of top eating-quality pets this grade. 3. Choice—"Choice," "Good," "Commercial," "Utility" are terms used by the U.S. Department of Agriculture for grading meat. Alpha-bet grades such as "AA" and "A" are not government meat grades. 4. government-inspected and passed as wholesome food This inspection is important, but it tells nothing about the meat's tenderness and flavor—only that it is wholesome food. 5. This is the shape of the official grading stamp of the USDAs GOLD POUND CAKE SPECIAL 29¢ GUEST ICE CREAM pint carton 24¢ Cotillion Brand (2 pints 47¢) Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate, Banana Nut, Chocolate Marble. Party Pride Sherbet pint carton 15¢ Assorted flavors (2 pints, 29¢.) Nul Roll Sherbet Center quart ice Cream carton 65¢ BEL AIR FROZEN ORANGE JUICE or LEMONADE 27¢ 2-lb. loaf 98¢ Special Values Cookies Deer Park 6½-oz. pkg. 29¢ Lemon Juice M.C.P. 2 3⅓-oz. cans 25£ Green Ripe Olives Ebony 8⅓-oz. large can 23£ Heinz Cider Vinegar pint bottle 14£ (Quart bottle, 24£.) Spaghettini Mrs. Weber's Egg 12-oz. pkg. 26£ Lac Mix Dry Milk Non-fat 1-lb. pkg. 38£ Pancake Mix Globe "A1" 40-oz. pkg. 36£ PERK HORSEMEAT Quality food for both dogs and cats. san 19£ CALO DOG FOOD Balanced ration for your pets. 2 cans 23£ S.O.S. CLEANSER 4-pad pkg. 10¢ 10-pad pkg. 19¢ BEL AIR FROZEN ORANGE JUICE or LEMONADE 2 6-oz. cans 25£ (12-oz. can, 25c each) TEA TIMERS Crisp, round salted crackers. pkg. 29£ GRAHAM CRACKERS Pirates' Gold brand. 1-lb. pkg. 29£ Big Soap Special WHITE MAGIC SOAP YOU SAVE 20c ON GIANT SIZE at 2 pkgs. 78£ YOU SAVE 10c ON LARGE SIZE at 2 pkgs. 42£ SAFEWAY VALUES IN FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES GOLDEN CORN Freshly picked. Golden Cross variety. 4 ears 15£ APPLES NORTHERN GRAVENSTEIN New crop. Crisp, green. Fine for pies. 2 lbs. 25£ JUICY LEMONS Thin-skinned. Fine for cooling drinks. 9£ SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM